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Lili in Žverca je nova Disneyjeva priredba animirane klasike, ki za razliko od večine v zadnjem času uspe ujeti čar izvirnika, in kaže, da bo ena prvih družinskih uspešnic poletja. Studio Disney s svojimi filmi nikakor ne uspe pustiti več takega pečata, kot ga je nekdaj. S tem, ko so se ujeli v past prepogostih nadaljevanj in predelav, so sicer prodali veliko vstopnic, a lanska predzgodba Levjega kralja in Vaiana 2 sta hitro utonili v pozabo, za njima pa ni ostala nobena pesem, ki bi jo otroci hoteli vedno znova prepevati. O letošnji igrani predelavi Sneguljčice pa je bolje, če sploh ne izgubljamo besed. Kako se torej odreže Lili in Žverca? Izvirnik je bil v začetku tisočletja dokaj uspešen, nato so sledila nadaljevanja na videu in TV serija, a zgodba o havajski deklici in njenem razposajenem vesoljskem prijatelju ni dosegla take prepoznavnosti kot denimo Aladin ali Ledeno kraljestvo. S sedanjo igrano predelavo bi se to lahko spremenilo. Ta film povzame bolj ali manj isto zgodbo kot izvirnik, a pri tem ne omili elementov socialne drame. Še več, ker gre za igrani film, je ta še bolj prepričljiva in tako tudi ob norčavosti vesoljske komponente zgodba obdrži nekaj realizma. Glavna protagonistka je šestletna havajska sirota Lili, za katero skrbi komaj polnoletna sestra Nani. Pestijo ju finančne težave, nenehna časovna stiska in nasploh težavno shajanje v družbi po smrti staršev. Pri tem še najbolj trpi Lili, ki jo sošolke izločajo, ker ni dovolj urejena in nima lepih stvari. Zato si tudi ob zvezdnem utrinku zaželi prijatelja – a izkaže se, da to ni utrinek, temveč vesoljska ladja, na kateri prispe Žverca. Znanstvenofantastični element zgodbe je v celoti prismojeno pogrošen in prispeva kopico humornih vložkov ter barvitosti, vendar je jasen fokus zgodbe na čustvenem in družbenem vidiku. Lili in Žverca sta nabrita in igriva družbena izobčenca, ki drug drugemu pomagata najti svoj prostor pod soncem. Pri tem se izkaže mlada igralka Maia Kealoha, ki neverjetno prepričljivo odigra scene z digitalno ustvarjenim soigralcem, kar povzroča preglavice tudi marsikateremu izkušenemu igralcu. Sydney Agudong v vlogi njene sestre Nane poskrbi za družbeno komponento filma, ki občasno zavije v smer evropskih socialnih dram, vendar na koncu vseeno dobimo ameriško optimistični zaključek, v katerem socialna služba ne razdira družin, ker si jih lahko ljudje izbiramo sami. Prav to je lajtmotiv filma, tako kot je bil že v animiranemu izvirniku, vendar ga tukaj režiser Dean Fleischer Camp še povzdigne. To ni nepričakovano, saj je prav to bila tudi zgodba njegovega izjemnega prvenca Marcel, školjka v šolnih. Teme družbene izolacije, odsotnosti družinskih članov in vztrajanje pri vzpostavljanju stika z drugimi tudi, kadar nam to ne uspeva, so izredno aktualne, saj se z njimi sooča velik del človeštva, deloma zaradi tehnološkega napredka, deloma tudi zaradi posledic pandemije. Lili in Žverca jih vključi v srce filma in jih obloži z dovolj humorja, navihanosti in fantastike, da naredi film zabaven za gledalce vseh starosti, a mu obenem da težo in vsebino, ki je pri Disneyjevih animacijah nismo več vajeni. Oceno je pripravil Igor Harb, bere jo Dejan Kaloper.
Karl von Müller, capitano dell'incrociatore leggero SMS Emden, si porta nell'Oceano Indiano per portare avanti una solitaria guerra di corsa contro i traffici mercantili alleati. I risultati che ottiene rendono lui e la sua nave una vera celebrità in Germania, e uno spauracchio nel Regno Unito.Seguimi su Instagram: @laguerragrande_podcastSe vuoi contribuire con una donazione sul conto PayPal: podcastlaguerragrande@gmail.comScritto e condotto da Andrea BassoMontaggio e audio: Andrea BassoFonti dell'episodio:Australian War MemorialMike Carlton, First Victory: 1914. Australia, Heinemann, 2013Vic Cassells, The Capital Ships: Their Battles and their Badges, Simon & Schuster, 2000Cocos, TreccaniJ. Corbett, Naval Operations. History of the Great War based on Official Documents, Imperial War Museum, 2009Todd Crowell, Bloody Dawn in Penang, Naval History, U. S. Naval Institute, 2013Denis Fairfax, John Collings Glossop (1871–1934), Australian Dictionary of Biography, 1983Friedrich Forstmeier, SMS Emden, Small Protected Cruiser 1906—1914, Warship Profile 25, Profile Publications, 1972Tom Frame, No Pleasure Cruise: The Story of the Royal Australian Navy, Allen & Unwin, 2004Erich Gröner, German Warships 1815–1945, Naval Institute Press, 1990Paul Halpern, Naval History of World War I, U. C. L. P., 1994Hans Hildebrand, Albert Röhr, Hans-Otto Steinmetz, Die Deutschen Kriegsschiffe: Biographien – ein Spiegel der Marinegeschichte von 1815 bis zur Gegenwart, Mundus Verlag, 1993David Howarth, Le corazzate, Mondadori, 1988Arthur Jose, The Royal Australian Navy, 1914–1918. Official History of Australia in the War of 1914–1918, Angus & Robertson, 1941John Keegan, Intelligence in War, Vintage Books, 2004V.V. Khromov, Kreysera tipa "Zhemchug", Morskaya Kollekcya, 2005Gerhard Koop, Klaus-Peter Schmolke, German light cruisers of World War II: Emden, Königsberg, Karlsruhe, Köln, Leipzig, Nürnberg, Naval Institute Press, 2002V. Lobichin, I. Stoljarov, I. Aladin, Еще раз о гибели крейсера «Жемчуг», Istoricheski Rosvik, 1996R. K. Lochner, The Last Gentleman of War. The Raider Exploits of the Cruiser Emden, Naval Institute Press, 1988Francis March, History of the World War, U. P. U. S. C., 1919 Hans Mehl, Naval Guns: 500 Years of Ship and Coastal Artillery, Naval Institute Press, 2002Narrative of the Proceedings of H.M.A.S. Sydney, Naval Review, 1915Ajay Saini, How German cruiser ‘Emden' struck terror in the heart of the British Empire, and became a Tamil word, The Hindu, 2020Gary Staff, Battle on the Seven Seas, Pen & Sword Maritime, 2011The Emden at Panang, The New York Times, 1914The War at Sea, The Independent, 9 November 1914Tragedy in Penang, 2017Dan Van der Vat, Gentlemen of War, The Amazing Story of Captain Karl von Müller and the SMS Emden, William Morrow and Company, 1984Keith Yates, Graf Spee's Raiders: Challenge to the Royal Navy, 1914–1915, Naval Institute Press, 1995In copertina: gruppo di marinai (o di nativi?) in posa di fronte al relitto dell'Emden arenato alle isole Cocos, anni '20 o '30, foto di Allan Green.
Kalli kann noch nicht schlafen. Er hat das Märchen von Aladin und dessen Flasche gehört. Kalli möchte ein Kalladin sein. Und schwups ist Kalli ein Kalladin. Das Sandmännchen hat dir aber nicht nur diese Geschichte mitgebracht, sondern auch noch das Kinderlied "Spiel mit uns und reih dich ein" von Pit Budde.
Trgovec je bil pošten, a je zato izgubil bogastvo. Toda pravljica ima za glavnega junaka vedno srečen konec. Ta pravljica je iz znane zbirke Tisoč in ena noč, ki je zbirka ljudskih pravljic, povedk, mitov, basni in realističnih zgodb z Bližnjega vzhoda in Indije, V tej zbirki so tudi zelo znane pravljice: Ali Baba in štirideset razbojnikov, Aladin in njegova čudežna svetilka. Prisluhni torej arabski pravljici Sanje Vir te pravljice: Tisoč in ena noč II, arabske pripovedke. Prevedel in priredil Andrej Rape, Ilustriral C. D. Marville. Založba Karantanija, 1994. Objavljeno v: Modrost pravljične školjke, izbor in spremno didaktično gradivo dr. Dragica Haramija, Mladinska knjiga Založba d.o.o., Ljubljana, 2015, bere Nataša Holy
Kinder sind in Deutschland eine Minderheit, daher fielen Entscheidungen oft gegen ihre Interessen, sagt Bildungsforscher Aladin El-Mafaalani. Es brauche Reformen in Kitas, Schulen und anderen Institutionen. Helfen könnten ausgerechnet die Babyboomer. El-Mafaalani, Aladin www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Studio 9
Schule Backstage! mit Soziologe & Bildungsforscher Aladin El-Mafaalani über den Mythos Bildung ______________ Zum Buch "Schule Backstage!" https://amzn.to/46m7q7r Zur Stand-Up-Lesetour: https://matthiaszeitler.de/buch/ ______________ Keiner hat das Bildungssystem und die gesellschaftlichen Auswirkungen so gut erforscht und analysiert wie Aladin El-Mafaalani. Er spricht darüber, warum die pädagogischen Institutionen nicht für Kinder gemacht sind und warum sie so sind, wie sie sind. Aladin fordert, dass sie sich endlich an den Kindern orientieren müssen. Außerdem erklärt der Bildungsforscher, warum das Schulsystem gar nicht so durchlässig ist, wie es vorgibt und warum es bei Schulreformen darum geht, leichter steuerbar zu sein. Natürlich kommen wir auch auf die umgedrehte Bildungspyramide zu sprechen. Aladin ist der Überzeugung, dass die Ausbildung in vielleicht 5 Jahren wieder mehr an Wertschätzung gewinnt, in jedem Fall aber dann, wenn es eigentlich zu spät ist. Er räumt mit der Illusion auf ein komplett neues Bildungssystem kreieren zu können und erklärt, warum die PISA-Studie genau den gegenteiligen Effekt hatte, den sie erreichen sollte. Sein Blick auf die Haltungen in Familien im Migrationskontext waren für mich einmal mehr ein echter Augen- und Ohrenöffner. Schließlich enden wir mit einem komplexen Blick auf die Definition der Chancengleichheit. Mehr über Aladin El-Mafaalani: www.instagram.com/aladinelmafaalani www.mafaalani.de Aladins neues Buch „Kinder – Minderheit ohne Schutz“: https://amzn.to/4eqmuDD Mehr über Matthias Zeitler als Lehrer und Moderator findet ihr hier: www.instagram.com/matthiaszeitler www.matthiaszeitler.de
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Cette semaine sur le podcast, je reçois pour la 2e fois Fabiola Nyrva Aladin pour la suite de l'épisode où on lit vos pires dates. Pour suivre Fabiola:https://www.instagram.com/fnaladin/ Pour suivre Datestable: https://www.instagram.com/datestable_podcast/ Pour commanditer le podcast, pour louer un de nos studios ou pour toutes autres demande, écrivez-nous au: partenariats@studiosf.ca
Happy Halloween you Ghouls and Gargoyles!Is that Sergio in a Cholula costume? Yes. Is that Kharl as a criminel? Also yes. Is that Matt as Aladin or Abu? You be the judge.In this episode we enjoy a deep dive into "What are girls trying to find out during the talking stages?" The tea was spilt.Followed up by the "Cheating or Not Cheating" where we dissect what we consider is cheating, micro cheating or just blatantly weird.We then take a deep dive into "What guys say when they like you?"The rest is for you to discover, enjoy the episode and we will see you guys Friday!Support the showPatreon (More Episodes):WATCH BONUS EPISODES Make sure to enjoy the full experience and watch us on YouTube More of us:
Efter krysset mot Helsingborg har rödvitts vägar till allsvenska platser förvandlats till något för teoretiker att rita ut. Säsongens två sista matcher är med all rimlighet en fråga om att bygga för nästa år och med det en möjlighet för ARAR att glänta på det nästan urätna övre lagret i Aladin-asken, ner i det som är Sandvikens IF:s framtida äventyr. På kort och lång sikt. Men för fasen, jordgubbscremen och likörtryffeln återstår - närmast i form av helgens hemmaavslutning mot Sundsvall, där rödvitt faktiskt dragits in i bottenstriden. Alltid Rött, Alltid Rätt med Anders Sjöberg och Mathias Åberg
Christopher & Jobst im Gespräch mit Martin. Wir reden über Südafrika, die National Union of Metalworkers, das komische Belgien, Gerüste an Häusern, ein entrücktes Zirkuspferd, enttäuschte Studierende, viele Martin Seeligers, endlich mal handlungstheoretischen Wissen anwenden können, es kann nicht jeder Aladin sein, unser aller Lieblingsfilm Notting Hill, gemeinsam Ronan Keating singen, Nina Chuba auf der Mitgliederversammlung, Weihnachtslager bei den Pfadfindern, eine gewünschte Tic Tac Toe-CD, Bildungsbürger mit strengen Erwartungen, immer aber sagen, der Nikolaus im Tennisclub, Grönemeyer vs. Lindenberg und das großartige Bochum-Album, mit großem Erwartungsdruck aufwachsen, Generation Homo Faber, die Unfähigkeit zu Trauern von Margarete Mitscherlich, Schaffensfreude, Philipp hat sich sehr gut gehalten, Matura-Traum, Hennings Kampfsport-Gym, ausschließlich mit dem Gehirn ermitteln, mal wieder das katholische Pfadfindertum, viel weinen, kopierte Songbooks aus der Stadtbibliothek, BW-Rucksack mit Chaos-Z, die alten BW-Uniformen, die Gnade der späten Geburt, die Flying Turtles im Internat, ein Jahr in Vancouver, Gitarrenunterricht von Volker Kampfgarten, das Bizarre Festival, Campari Orange am Sonntag Nachmittag, lieblingsgetränke, Idrolitina, Bass in der Emoband Phantomias, The Leftovers, Wakeup Call, BRD Terrorstaat von Störfacktor, True Rebel & Skorbut und die Shitlers, aus dem Nichts ein Imperium erschaffen, Lieblingstexte, ein Ventil für Blödsinn-Machen, Sekundärtugenden des Punk, mürrische Altpunks mit Dreadlocks, Tagtraum & Raketenhund, Musik wie n Butterbrot, gern noch n Album aufnehmen, Texte sind jetzt verkopfter, die Kaulitz-Doku, Stefan Laurin & Wolfgang Wendland, Tanzende Punks von Der Butterwegge, Master in Geschlechterforschung, eine verständliche Erklärung von Arbeitssoziologie, das Sein bestimmt das Bewusstsein, sozialökologische Transformation, man weiß es nicht genau, schlechter bummeln können, geschlossene proletarische Lebenswelten gibt es nicht mehr, der größte Teil von Punk ist Musik auf Streamingplattformen ist wichtig, Punk ist wie eine Pusteblume, versuchen Christopher Deutschrap zu erkären, wenn du n Player sein willst brauchst Du Gewaltpotential, Tag der Offenen Tür bei den Hells Angels, uvm. Drei Songs für die Playlist: - Ein Song, den Martin vor Punk geliebt hat und immer noch gut findet: UDO JÜRGENS - Ich war noch niemals in New York - Ganz unironisch: Der liebste Deutsch-Punk-Song von Martin: TERRORGRUPPE - Opa - Ein wirklich guter Rap-Song, den mehr Leute kennen sollten: MONEY BOY - Rummelplatz
durée : 01:31:05 - Joyeux anniversaire Alan Menken (1/3) : Off Broadway - par : Laurent Valière - Le compositeur de « La Belle et la Bête », « La Petite Sirène », « Aladin », Alan Menken a fêté cet été ses 75 ans. Durant 3 émissions, nous racontons avec lui son parcours. Aujourd'hui, de sa 1ère chanson composée à 12 ans au succès surprise de « La Petite Boutique des Horreurs ».
Die Wertschätzung, die Traditionen, das Pflegen der Kultur. Für die türkischstämmige Familie von Tayfun Bayanbas von großer Bedeutung. Eigentlich auch für den 32-Jährigen. Doch er wollte sein eigenes Ding machen. Vier Geschwister, sechs Tanten und Onkel mit jeweils drei bis vier Kindern, die wiederum auch schon Kinder hatten. Zu viele Menschen. Zu viele Meinungen. Tayfun suchte sein Glück in den USA. Gefunden hat er es schließlich dort, wo alles begann. Im „Aladin Center“ an der Reeperbahn – dem seit knapp 25 Jahren bestehenden Kiez-Kaufhaus. Der Geschäftsführer erzählt von seiner Kindheit auf dem Kiez. Von Nachmittagen im Laden und dem Highlight seiner Woche. Von seiner Suche nach dem Glück, fernab der Familie und des Unternehmens in Texas und China. Warum er nie in das Geschäft mit einsteigen wollte und wie er doch genau dort landete. Tayfun berichtet von Obdachlosen, Dieben und Junkies. Von nervigen Junggesellenabschieden und der einen Frage, die er nicht mehr hören kann. Er erzählt von Frauen auf High Heels, Touristen mit Badelatschen-Problemen, ganz besonderen Socken und den glücklichen Momenten in seinem Job.
Elsa Lagache et Noélie Alexandre, sont les invitées du podcast pour un debriefing exclusif de leur incroyable performance à la Race Across France, une course de cyclisme ultra-endurance de 2500 km. Elles reviennent en détail sur les moments forts de cette épreuve intense. Elsa partage son arrivée en avion, les défis logistiques, et ses retrouvailles avec Noélie juste avant le départ. Ensemble, elles dévoilent leur état d'esprit, leur préparation mentale et physique, et les émotions ressenties à la veille de cette aventure extrême. Tu seras au cœur de leur traversée des magnifiques régions françaises à vélo, tout en discutant des obstacles rencontrés : problèmes mécaniques, défis physiques, et rencontres inattendues. Ce duo féminin, devenu le premier à terminer la Race Across France sur le format 2500 km, partage une expérience inspirante et riche en émotions. Un must-listen pour tous les passionnés de cyclisme, ultra-endurance, course à vélo, et aventures hors du commun. Mais ce n'est pas tout ! En plus de relever ce défi personnel, Elsa et Noélie mettent en lumière une association qui leur tient à cœur. Elles ont lancé une collecte de fonds pour soutenir cette cause noble. Vous pouvez contribuer en suivant ce lien : Cagnotte: 2500km 1st women cyclist duo for Aladin. Instagram Elsa LagacheInstagram Noélie AlexandreInstagram du podcastDiscord du podcast, pour échanger sur les projets !
Es-tu prêt pour un épisode qui va te transporter au cœur de l'aventure la plus intense de l'année ? Je reçois Elsa et Noélie, les premières à boucler les 2500 km de la Race Across France en duo féminin. Elles te racontent tout : de leur préparation mentale et physique avant la course, à leur arrivée émouvante après des jours d'effort intense. Dès demain, découvre comment elles ont surmonté les galères mécaniques, les défis physiques, et les émotions fortes de cette traversée épique des plus belles régions françaises. Un épisode rempli d'émotions et de révélations, parfait pour tous les passionnés de cyclisme, de sports d'endurance, et d'aventures extrêmes. Un icroyable voyage au coeur de la Race Across France ! Mais ce n'est pas tout ! En plus de relever ce défi personnel, Elsa et Noélie mettent en lumière une association qui leur tient à cœur. Elles ont lancé une collecte de fonds pour soutenir cette cause noble. Vous pouvez contribuer en suivant ce lien : Cagnotte: 2500km 1st women cyclist duo for Aladin. Instagram Elsa LagacheInstagram Noélie AlexandreInstagram du podcastDiscord du podcast, pour échanger sur les projets !
Dans ce soixante-treizième épisode, je reçois Joséphie (Fabiola Nyrva Aladin). Joséphie est une adjointe administrative pour le GBDÊPSI soit le Grand Bureau Des Êtres Pas Si Imaginaires. Vous comprendrez donc que non seulement on parle de son métier et de toutes les particularités inconnues de ce métier rempli de préjugés mais aussi de ses clients qui sont dans la catégorie “pas si imaginaire”. Épisode fort intéressant qui démystifie bien un métier trop longtemps snobé par la majorité d'entre-nous. Bonne écoute!Cet épisode est commandité par Éros et compagnie. Obtenez 15% de rabais sur vos achats avec le code promo Jay15. Site web: erosetcompagnie.com-------------------------------------------------- Pour suivre Fabiola Nyrva Aladin :Site web: https://agencecg.com/artistes/fabiola-n-aladin/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fnaladin/?hl=frFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/MadameFabiola/?locale=fr_CA Pour suivre Jay Laliberté:Site web: https://www.jaylali.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@jaylaliberte Instagram: https://instagram.com/jaylali Tiktok: https://tiktok.com/@jaylalii Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jaylalib
Bank Aladin Syariah: Potensi Pertumbuhan dan Masa Depan Bank Digital di 2024 Industri bank digital di Indonesia berkembang pesat dengan peluang besar yang belum terjamah. Dengan penurunan suku bunga yang diharapkan dan penetrasi internet yang kuat, bagaimana Bank Aladin Syariah siap memanfaatkan peluang ini? Lalu apa saja inovasi digital yang ditawarkan Bank Aladin? Bagaimana juga kolaborasi dengan Alfamart mempengaruhi kinerja bank? Dan strategi apa yang digunakan untuk meningkatkan pertumbuhan kredit? Serta bagaimana Bank Aladin meyakinkan investor mengenai potensi investasinya? Temukan jawabannya hanya di Podcast Bareksa Insight Eps.28 bersama Firdila Sari, Director of Digital Banking Bank Aladin Syariah. Install sekarang! https://bareksa.onelink.me/bLEI/YTBareksa
Diese Fahrt mit dem Soziologen und Bildungsforscher Aladin El-Mafaalani ist vollgepackt mit inspirierenden Worten und klugen Gedanken: Wir sprechen darüber, warum wir gerade jetzt wegen des Rechtspopulismus nicht resignieren sollten und ob man die AfD entzaubern kann. Vor allem wollte ich mit ihm aber über Inklusion im Bildungssystem sprechen. Ich möchte natürlich wissen, warum nichts vorangeht und wie wir über die Logik von „Ich bin dafür nicht ausgebildet“ herauskommen. Aladin erklärt, warum unsere Schulen in einem katastrophalen Zustand sind und weshalb wir sie aber nicht einfach umkrempeln können. Für ihn ist auch klar: Inklusion ist die Championsleague. Wir diskutieren über eine Schule für alle, wieso ein Fortbildungssystem sinnvoll wäre und die Bedeutung von Grundschulen. Es geht um Lehrkräfte, Veränderungen und Superdiversität.Aladins Empfehlung:Nordstadtliga DortmundChancenwerkDiese Folge wurde dir präsentiert von Schindler Aufzüge. Willst du noch mehr über Aufzüge erfahren und vielleicht mit uns ganz nach oben fahren, dann steig gern ein. Unter schindler.de/karriere findest du viele Möglichkeiten für Einsteiger und Senkrechtstarter.Steady: So kannst du meine Arbeit unterstützenHier findest du mehr über mich: WebsiteInstagramTwitterLinkedInDieser Podcast ist eine Produktion von Schønlein MediaProduktion und Schnitt: Anna GermekCoverart: Amadeus Fronk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
On parle enfin de MUSIQUE avec Fabiola Nyrva Aladin et Geneviève Hébert-Dumont
Aladin hat eine Wunderlampe durch die er alle Wünsche erfüllt bekommt. Mit unserem Glauben ist es nicht immer ganz so einfach.
In this episode of Black is America podcast, delve into the inspiring story of Sergeant First Class Alwyn Cashe, a remarkable African-American hero of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Host Dominic Lawson narrates the gripping account of Cashe's selfless bravery on a fateful night in October 2005. Learn about his early life in Oviedo, Florida, his distinguished military career, and the extraordinary courage he displayed when his unit was attacked by an IED. This episode not only highlights Cashe's heroic actions but also explores the significant contributions of black non-commissioned officers throughout military history. Drawing parallels to historical figures like John Horse and the Black Seminoles, Lawson provides a rich, contextual narrative that honors the legacy of African-American soldiers. Posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor, Alwyn Cashe's legacy is a testament to the valor and sacrifice of black soldiers. Join us as we celebrate his life, his heroism, and the lasting impact he has made on military history. Episode Breakdown: Introduction: The episode opens on a moonlit night on October 17, 2005, in the Aladin province of Iraq. Sergeant First Class Alwyn Cashe is on patrol with his unit when their Bradley fighting vehicle is struck by an IED, igniting a series of events that would define Cashe's legacy as an American hero. Background: Listeners are taken through Cashe's early life in Oviedo, Florida, where he grew up as the youngest of ten siblings. Despite humble beginnings, Cashe's dedication and adventurous spirit led him to enlist in the United States Army in 1988. His military career spans multiple conflicts, including Operation Desert Storm, where he honed his leadership skills and built a reputation for courage under fire. The Heroic Incident: The heart of the episode details the harrowing incident where Cashe's vehicle is hit by an IED. Despite being drenched in fuel and engulfed in flames, Cashe selflessly rescues his fellow soldiers, displaying unmatched bravery. His actions on that night, pulling each soldier from the burning vehicle while under enemy fire, highlight his extraordinary heroism and dedication. Reflection and Legacy: The narrative reflects on the significant role of black non-commissioned officers in the military, drawing parallels between Cashe's actions and the historical bravery of figures like John Horse and the Black Seminoles. Personal anecdotes and historical context enrich the story, emphasizing the profound impact of African-American soldiers in shaping military history. Recognition and Honors: The episode concludes with a tribute to Cashe's legacy, detailing the posthumous awards and recognitions he received, including the Medal of Honor. The story of Cashe's heroism continues to inspire, and his legacy is honored through various dedications, including military facilities and community spaces named in his memory. That time Daniel "Chappie" James had to let Moammar Gadhafi know what was up Sources for this episode include The United States Army, The Department of Defense, The White House, the Center for Disease Control, the program 60 Minutes courtesy of CBS News, C-Span, ABC 10 Sacramento, Dr. Amy Sturgis of Lenoir-Rhyne University in collaboration with Learn Liberty, The Washington Post, The Atlanta-Journal Constitution, The Los Angles Times The Orlando Sentinel, and the Honolulu Star Advertiser.
Christopher & Jobst im Gespräch mit Bernd. Wir reden über den Bus von Karl-Marx-Stadt über die Grenze, das Astloch von Kasper Hauser, ein knallbunter West-Reisebus, sich auf Belanglosigkeiten zurückziehen, als Kind schon Ornithologe sein, vergessen wie gut wir es haben, in Kritikfähigkeit gefangen sein, Punk durchs Wetfernsehen im rießengroßen Knast, nie was mit Ostrock anfangen können, die Blueser-Szene, das Blues Treffen in Bad Berka, Einbrüche in Fabriken, die Spieler-Clique, die Jeans-Armee, lieber nackt als in Ost-Jeans, wissen mit Chemikalien umzugehen, die Klassengesellschaft der DDR, vehementes Westfernseh-Gucken, Pipi im Taka-Tuka-Land, ein selbstgebastelter Totenkopf, Stress mit dem ABV, das Tal der Ahnungslosen, FDGB Ferienheime, Filme die nah an der Realität, Scheiß-Drecks-Hansa-Kekse, im Bus die ersten Punks treffen, von der Wutanfall-Probe aus Plagwitz kommen, selbstgemachte Buttons aus Lederknöpfen, Plattenringe, die erste Hans-A-Plast Platte, Mikke aus Möckern, ein Kassettensampler mit namenlosen Bands, selbstgebastelte Instrumente & Verstärker, Nischen suchen, Plattenbau als sozialistisches Ideal, Leipzig war ne Drecksstadt, Rotlicht-Lampen zum Nase frei machen im Klo, Namenlos aus Berlin, Spitzname Pepsi, das erste Punkfestival in Halle, Schramme weiß wer wann an welchen Baum gepinkelt hat, mit den Toten Hosen in Budapest, die erste Verhaftung mit 19 wegen Rowdytum, wesentliche Anarcho-Rastas, den Dienst an der Waffe verweigern, härter sein als andere, die L´Attentat LP auf X-Mist, der allererste Core-Tex-Laden, in Grenzen frei sein, psychisch komplett im Arsch sein, primitiv - männlich - einfach, bei Mewa für Ikea produzieren, im Knast mit anderen Vergehern, als Nebenjob Haare schneiden, lieber Knast als Armee, sich Fragen ob man noch dazuzugehört, mit Kinderkommunisten aneinandergeraten, arbeiten als Modellbauer, Abitur an der freien Kantschule, Lieder vom Westbands singen, Fanzine-Leute in aller Welt treffen, Cro-Mags im Tempodrom, die ABC No Rio Szene, Imad im Stasi-Bericht lesen, "Scheiße, Ungarn macht die Grenzen auf", statt nach Mexiko nach Ostsachsen, als Tischler arbeiten, mal wieder die Baseballschläger-Jahre, "White Smashers" & "Odins Legion", der Aufwand der Anständigen, das Modellprojekt Civitas, ein Recht auf die Scholle, immer noch der Gringo sein, Nestbeschmutzer sein, Rugby Mannschaft gründen, AfD bei 35-40 Prozent, sich nicht als Missionar fühlen, alles für uns und gegen die da oben, das Integrationsparadox von Aladin mal wieder, junge woke Student:innen gar nicht mehr einladen können, Rückzug ins Private, keine Lust mehr auf Politik, uvm. Bernds drei Songs für die Empfehlungsplaylist: 1. Ein Song, den er zu seiner Hippie-Zeit geliebt hat und den er immer noch mag: Neil Young - Old Man 2. Ein Song, der DDR-Punk am besten repräsentiert: Schleimkeim - Norm 3. Ein richtig guter Hardcore-Song: Minor Threat - Salad Days https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1blBfj60c0R8tzpiTiC8nM?si=d8b9728aba084885
Kalli kann noch nicht schlafen. Er hat das Märchen von Aladin und dessen Flasche gehört. Kalli möchte ein Kalladin sein. Und schwups ist Kalli ein Kalladin. Das Sandmännchen hat dir aber nicht nur diese Geschichte mitgebracht, sondern auch noch das Kinderlied "Spiel mit uns und reih dich ein".
Allo tout le monde. C'est pas un épisode facile. Fabiola est tellement gentille et accueillante et pleine d'amour que la haine, elle est là, mais c'est genre une pluie fine d'automne mais qui est finalement de l'acide. Bonne écoute
durée : 00:15:48 - Le Disque classique du jour du lundi 13 novembre 2023 - Le Staatsorchester Braunschweig sous la direction de Jonas Alber nous offre un enregistrement de "Aladin", un opéra du compositeur suédois Kurt Atterberg, sur un livret de Bruno Hardt-Warden et Ignaz Michael Welleminsky d'après le conte
De ses premières apparitions sur scène (ONDAR), au personnage d'Adam dans la série iconique Soda, jusqu'à ses rôles mémorables dans des films à succès (Les Profs, Aladin, Maison de retraite), Kev Adams est à 32 ans une figure incontournable de l'humour français. Pourtant, derrière le sourire et la vivacité de l'humoriste, j'ai découvert un parcours semé d'embûches, de critiques et de prises de risque. Dans cette conversation hilarante et bouleversante, Kev raconte son histoire, son parcours, ses combats. Découvrez : L'adolescence de Kev et ses débuts précoces dans l'humour Sa rencontre avec Gad Elmaleh, un de mes précédents invités de 2023 Les coulisses du métier d'humoriste (avec des contraintes que j'ignorais) La traversée du désert vécue par Kev, après une ascension fulgurante
Aladin ist Soziologe, Bildungsforscher, Hochschulprofessor und Autor. Seine Bücher “Das Integrationsparadox”, “Mythos Bildung” und “Wozu Rassismus?” haben es trotz ihrer soziologisch betrachteten - und vermeintlich komplexen - Inhalte auf die Bestsellerlisten und zu einer breiten Leserschaft geschafft. Weil es Aladin gelingt, die Missstände im Bildungssektor und ihre Folgen für unsere Gesellschaft für alle greifbar zu machen. Im Oktober wurde er für seine Leistungen mit dem Bundesverdienstkreuz als "ein verdienstvoller Brückenbauer in unserem vielfältigen Land" ausgezeichnet. Wir haben über die großen El-Mafaalani Themen Integration und Bildung gesprochen - am Ende hat mir der Kopf geraucht. WERBEPARTNER & RABATTE: https://linktr.ee/hotelmatze MEIN GAST: https://mafaalani.de/ DINGE: Alle seine Bücher - https://thalia.de/autor/aladin+el-mafaalani-7551872/ Badbrains - https://badbrains.com/ The Living End - https://thelivingend.com.au/ hot water music - https://hotwatermusic.com/ MITARBEIT: Redaktion: Lena Rocholl Mix & Schnitt: Maximilian Frisch Musik: Jan Köppen & Andi Fins MEIN ZEUG: Mein neues Buch: https://bit.ly/3cDyQ18 Die Hotel Matze Suite bei Apple: https://apple.co/3DTfsFb Die Hotel Matze Suite bei Spotify: https://bit.ly/3J7OLjJ Wunschgäste bitte in die Kommentare: https://apple.co/2RgJVH6 Mein Newsletter: https://matzehielscher.substack.com/ TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@matzehielscher Instagram: https://instagram.com/matzehielscher LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/matzehielscher/ YouTube: https://bit.ly/2MXRILN Twitter: https://twitter.com/hotelmatze1 Mein erstes Buch: https://bit.ly/39FtHQy Mein Fragenset: https://beherzt.net/matze
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Dear listener: I decided to drop this episode RAW on the eve of the actual release date because I believe it stands alone: no intro or outro, or theme music needed. Just a 20 minute trip to one of the most misunderstood, forgotten, and ignored places in the world: Beirut.A large part of Episode 5 was written in October 2022. I had just returned from spending three nights in Beirut on September 12. I went to Lebanon for real conversations with hip hop artists in their safe houses, where they live and create. I didn't want to be another voice in a sea of entertainment reporters. When I I came home, all I had were some ideas and dozens of hours of audio.The day I wrote what became “the Manara monologue” I had started writing bullet points about my driver and sidekick, Saleh, trying to recall everything I could about him. And a monologue several pages long began to flow. Then I recorded myself reading it to friends and collaborators. They all said the same thing: don't be afraid to include your voice in the story. I appreciated the idea but never wanted to hear myself on this podcast in any substantive way.In the end I was too tired to fight the idea of letting myself be heard on the podcast. And in April 2023/Ramadan 1443, with my 40th birthday 2 months away I decided the "Manara monologue" would be Episode 1. My idea was to release a series of mini episodes: raw, distilled, no frills. In other words, a mix tape.My goal was to drop the Safe House Travel Diary by my 40th birthday, to let the end of my 30s mark the end of living with people pleasing, insecurity, and fear. This meant building the whole communications infrastructure around the podcast, learning the business of podcasting, sharpening my editing skills beyond making family videos on iMovie, and writing the damn scripts while including bite sized pieces of information about the current crisis in Lebanon, recording the voice over, mixing in sound bites from the salvaged audio I recorded in Lebanon, and cutting in Lebanese rap music from specific eras that are thematically or topically linked to what's going on in that episode (with permission from the artists). Lastly, I had to make sure it all made sense. Nonetheless we got here and my 40th bday was a triumph over a lifelong battle of perfectionism coupled with debilitating ADHD.As I got to work I realized the "Manara monologue" needed a preface. I wrote "Daydream in Istanbul," episode 1. But I realized even with that preface, there was more to establish before getting into the Manara part. And alas, MANARA ended being episode 5.Even with it coming so late in the season, episode five of seven, this episode represents the heart and soul of my vision for The Safe House Travel Diary: a window into life in Lebanon in September 2022 through conversations with the people living there about hip hop and other things. As you're getting to know these folks: Roro, Saleh, Moustafa, Chyno, Ziggy, and Aladin amongst others, you're getting to know Lebanon. And their stories are learning opportunities that I try to provide the background for in the plainest terms. This episode is also special to me because the "Manara monologue" that centers around is the creative spark that makes The Safe House what it is; according to Kendrick Lamar, a place to "vent all my truths." I hope you enjoy listening to it!Peace and love,SohaPs. Music from Episode 5 MANARA is by:Chyno with a Why?Soap KillsGhoraba2Bu Nasser TouffarGhassan Rahbeneh
Cette semaine au balado, Cam et Karl accueillent la superbe Fabiola Nyrva Aladin en studio. Enseignante au secondaire, comédienne, star d'improvisation et femme de coeur, Fabiola partage un message rempli d'espoir et de résilience. Elle se confie aussi sur les réalités et les difficultés de la profession d'enseignant et nous explique avec passion pourquoi elle aime autant ce métier. À travers des paroles remplies de sagesse, Fabiola Nyrva Aladin nous rappelle que tous les rêves peuvent se réaliser et qu'il faut toujours faire confiance à la vie malgré les épreuves. Le balado est présenté par La Natura Casa. lanaturacasa.com Utilisez le code promo pour LAVIESOCIALE pour 15% sur votre premier achat Le balado est présenté par Matelas Bonheur. matelasbonheur.ca Utilisez le code promo LAVIESOCIALE pour un 5% additionnel Suivez Fabiola Nyrva Aladin sur les réseaux sociaux : Instagram et TikTok @fnaladin La vie sociale sur les réseaux sociaux : Instagram et TikTok @baladolaviesociale Retrouvez Cam et Karl sur les réseaux sociaux : Instagram @cam_ds / TikTok @ds.camille Instagram et TikTok @karl_hardy Pour toutes questions et/ou collaborations : baladolaviesociale@gmail.com.com
Quit your nine-to-five job and start your own company in China. Aladin shares his journey from a typical 9-5 job into his own business within the Film and TV industry in China. Highlights * What motivated him to come to China in the first place * Why does it matter in which city you set up your company * When is the right time to quit and switch * How to attract new clients Feel invited to tune also into Aladin's podcast: Middle Earth - China's cultural industry podcast https://www.buzzsprout.com/1763226 Aladin can also share with anyone a document where he explained the WOFE's creation process as well as some tips such as which bank to choose for your company or the way to create your company for free. Follow and connect with Aladin on Social Media: Wechat: Aladin_F Linkedin : Aladin Farré Twitter : Aladin_F Find Verena on LinkedIn: Verena Lupprian Find more episodes on entrepreneurship in China 48 Build Tech Company 52 Build Tech services company 64 Build international company 70 Build international company 84 European F&B Marketing 85 Service business for Chinese customers 97 Engineering Entrepreneur 103 Localize your business (German Beer) 108 Start an Online Business
Welcome to The Safe House Travel Diary, a travel and music podcast that explores hip hop in misunderstood places. My name is SohaI go to the safe houses of hip hop artists for intimate conversations and try to get a sense of what life is like in their corner of the world. The idea for The Safe House comes from Kendrick Lamar's lyric about "venting in the safe house." Every season I travel to a new country and immerse myself in their hip hop scene. This is Season 1: "Three Nights in Beirut" and it takes place in my Motherland: Lebanon. The idea for The Safe House comes from Kendrick Lamar's lyric about "venting in the safe house." WATCHIf you enjoyed listening to this episode, you can also WATCH it with the full visualizer on my YouTube Channel. You'll see my walk in Mar Mkhael, Saleh, Ziggy, and I on the motorcycle, Chyno's soundcheck (shot with permission of course) and more! SOUNDTRACKE4 Soundtrack. Episode 4, "MAMLUK," features interviews with Chyno and Ziggy. They represent different generations in Lebanese rap but embody the same ethos of authenticity and immersion. I hope you enjoy some of my favorites from their catalogue as well as music produced by Aladin, whose also featured in E4. THANK YOUChyno with a Why? for agreeing to sit down for an interview on one of the most busy days of his life!Ziggy for bringing his full self to our conversationAladin for finding the W in this situation Saleh for being the best sidekick a girl could hope for! LEARN MORE Hip hop tingsArticle: How protest and resistance in Syria and Lebanon shaped a progressive rap sceneArticle: Straight Outta Syria: Meet the young refugee rappers with a messageDocumentary: 961 Underground: The Rise of Lebanese Hip Hop (2012)by DJ Lethal Skillz: The definitive documentary about the rise of Lebanese hip hop culture by the spin master himself, DJ Lethal Skillz. Documentary | El Arena: the award winning documentary by Soul House Media is a must watchEl Arena YouTube channel: watch rappers from across the MENA region converge on Beirut and go head to head. Pro-tip: if you know Arabic, watch Kalach vs. Al Darwish for some heavy duty social commentary about the tension between Syrian refugees and Lebanese citizens. The aftermath of the Beirut Port ExplosionVideo: "Walking in Mar Mikhael one Week After Beirut's Blast"Video:
可以搜索公号【璐璐的英文小酒馆】或者添加【luluxjg2】加入社群，查看文稿和其他精彩内容哦~Hi, everyone and welcome back to your favorite segment Global Village, 欢迎回来【小酒馆·大世界】. Welcome back, Aladin.Hi, Lulu. Thank you for inviting me again. So last time we were talking about French people being romantic or are they actually romantic. Actually, when I think of, or when I stereotype, for lack of a better word, France, I don't think of romance, I think of actually progressive thoughts. For example, feminism. I thought we can talk about that. Sure. I thought you were going to talk about the Great Revolution of 1789, but sure we can talk about feminism as well. Yeah, more on that perhaps later, but let's focus on feminism, since our audience, my audience are 70% to 75% women, and a lot of them are very sort of independent modern ladies. And I'm sure they will be interested in knowing feminism in France. By the way, I've heard this theory. Now this is in cultural theory where they group cultures in sort of like masculinity and femininity, not in the traditional sense, not like manly or feminine. But masculinity is more focusing on valuing achievement, success, power, hierarchy, whilst femininity values more equality, welfare. In that sense, a lot of the charts would say France is more leaning towards femininity, valuing equality and welfare. Do you agree with this whole setting? Yeah, I mean, you brought up that topic and I will admit when in France we never had this thing about success equals masculinity and equality equals femininity. I mean, in that case, I think Karl Marx would be like a feminist. I mean, just joke aside like we don't really have such terms for if you're a successful person, you are really like a man or an alpha male or whatever, maybe other country they have more this idea about that, but in France it's not really like this, just like equality and healthcare and things like that, they are just seen like social public services. I see. Actually the word feminism is a word English has borrowed from French, I think it was féminisme in French. Does it mean exactly the same as feminism means in English?Before I answer that question Lulu, I just want to tell to the audience, like I'm well aware that in case you haven't listen, in case you have not understood them, like a white male of a 34 year old. So I speak under like I'm glad to bring that topic, but I'm sure and I hope one day you can interview other western feminist female who could like keep adding on that, because what I'm gonna share is more like my personal view. And what I've read from the press to consider that I support feminism. But at the same time, like I think it's a bit hard sometimes for a guy to say I'm a feminist, I think.I understand your concern. It's kind of like you're worried being called your men's blaming feminism to a bunch of ladies. That's exactly that. Don't worry about that, it's an open dialogue.Okay. Just right now, just check like the French definition of feminism on Wikipedia that I'm gonna read in English, don't worry guys, so according to French Wikipedia, feminism is a set of political, social and cultural movements which IDs and objectives are to promote equality between men and women by campaigning for the rights of women. I think that's basically the definition in English. It is the same. I see. And like right now, if I'm thinking about feminism and how it has sort of developed in France, I would think French, like France is more on the progressive side, but it wasn't always like that, was it? I mean, France wasn't always leading the feminism movement.
Welcome to The Safe House Travel Diary, a global exploration of hip hop through intimate conversations with local artists in their safe houses. Every season I immerse myself in a new place. This is season one: Three Nights in Beirut. WATCHIf you enjoyed listening to this episode, you can also WATCH it with the full visualizer on my YouTube Channel. I highly recommend watching this one so you can see footage borrowed (with permission) from two definitive documentaries about the Lebanese hip hop scene. SOUNDTRACKE3 playlist. Check out the song that framed this episode, Ktir Style by Jamul, as well as a round up of every Lebanese rapper I could find on Spotify from 1990-now. Its 3+ hours of music spanning 3 decades! THANK YOUEl Arena for footage of the first Arabic rap battle to ever be broadcasted from the Middle EastDJ Lethal Skillz for his support and permission to use footage from his documentaryMC Royal S aka Salim Saab for his guidance and permission to use footage from his documentaryAssasi for footage from Hip Hop Essentials 101 at Radio Beirut 2Famous.TV for footage from Hip Hop Essentials 101 Aladin for a conversation that still echoes in my mind Ziggy for permission to use his reel Jamul for being Jamul LEARN MORELebanese hip hopDocumentary: 961 Underground: The Rise of Lebanese Hip Hop (2012)by DJ Lethal Skillz: The definitive documentary about the rise of Lebanese hip hop culture by the spin master himself, DJ Lethal Skillz. Documentary | El Arena: the award winning documentary by Soul House Media is a must watchEl Arena YouTube channel: watch rappers from across the MENA region converge on Beirut and go head to head. Pro-tip: if you know Arabic, watch Kalach vs. Al Darwish for some heavy duty social commentary about the tension between Syrian refugees and Lebanese citizens. Protest movement and civil strifeVideo: One week of protests in Lebanon Article: Lebanon protests explainedArticle: Lebanon's ordeal: from civil strife to economic collapseLebanese Economic Crisis Video: Inside an Armed Bank Raid in LebanonArticle: Lebanon's financial crisis and how it happenedArticle:
durée : 00:58:49 - La saison à Broadway (1/4) : La mécanique des comédies musicales avec Casey Nicholaw - par : Laurent Valière - Casey Nicholaw est l'un des metteurs en scène les plus réputés : à son actif, deux Tony awards pour « Aladin » et « The Book Of Mormon ». En attendant peut-être un troisième pour « Certains l'aiment chaud », adaptation du film de Billy Wilder sur des musiques de Marc Shaiman et Scott Whitman. - réalisé par : Colin Gruel
We've got kings, queens and villains, we've got references to Aladin and Captain Underpants--we've got it all as we explore the story of Esther. We also chat about a great question from kid-listener Christian, who asked: In heaven, will we know what's happening on earth? Send a question to the podcast via DM on Instagram to @meredithannemiller, attachment by email to askawaypodcast@gmail.com, or Voxer message: AskAwayPodcast.
Normand Brathwaite accueillera trois nouvelles coanimatrices pour la 21e édition de Belle et Bum. La nomination de Marie-Josée Gauvin, Fabiola N. Aladin et Lunou Zucchini a été faite à la suite du départ de l'ancienne coanimatrice, Mélissa Lavergne. Les trois nommées vont s'alterner la tâche dès le mois de septembre. Entrevue avec Marie-Josée Gauvin, animatrice radio, collaboratrice et autrice.Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr
Aladin was taken to a underground cave by a magician, there he found a magic lamp. Aladin got many treasures and married a princess by the help of magic lamp, but that evil magician wanted to steal magic lamp back by trick. Would he succeed? If you like this story, subscribe to the podcast and share it with your friends to enjoy more free episodes together. We're also looking forward to your valuable reviews ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐, let us know your opinion!
Moving to China, adjusting to a completely different culture and learning the Chinese language sounds like a huge task to me. Aladin Farré did not just that, he even started his own company in Beijing.In this episode, he shares his remote work story and we talk about the question: is China a destination to consider on your digital nomad journey? + will digital nomadism in China become common in the future?Resources mentioned:Episode with Sami: The Mindset Shift You Need To Become A Digital NomadLanguage learning app Hello ChinesePlaces to be a digital nomad in China: Sichuan and Yunnan provincesConnect with Aladin:chinacompassproductions.comOn LinkedInConnect with Anne:Leave a review or voice message at digitalnomadstories.coOn instagram @annes_nomadstoryLearn more about my business: The Podcast Babes
Show Notes: China Compass Productions, Magic Mind, Invisible Summit (documentary), Town Called Yiwu (Heartbeat of Globalization) article, Support Misfits and Rejects on Patreon, Get a Misfits and Rejects T-shirt
Made in China Podcast: International Business | Crowdfunding | Entrepreneurship
Rico talks to Aladdin Farre about the media industry in China. Aladin is a content producer who has worked in both China and France. He moved to China in 2015 and some years later founded a company called China Compass Productions with the aim to help content and stories cross borders.Rico and Aladin discussed what are the criteria in producing a good documentary and the difference of French and Chinese media. POINTS OF DISCUSSIONSWestern media vs Chinese mediaChina's Dragon StampForeign movies in ChinaWhere is China's media industry going?Making content in ChinaUseful skills in the media industryAladdin's recommendations (podcast, book, series)
Made in China Podcast: International Business | Crowdfunding | Entrepreneurship
DESCRIPTIONRico talks to Aladdin Farre about the media industry in China. Aladin is a content producer who has worked in both China and France. He moved to China in 2015 and some years later founded a company called China Compass Productions with the aim to help content and stories cross borders.Rico and Aladin discussed what are the criteria in producing a good documentary and the difference of French and Chinese media. POINTS OF DISCUSSIONSTypes of documentaryMoving to ChinaRico plans on making a documentary about his fatherWhat are the qualities of a good documentaryHow to stay relevantAladin's struggle in ChinaDoing media in China versus other countries
Welcome to the Woman in Tech Series from the Global Tech Leaders Podcast. Today we are speaking to Elizabeth Olson, Director of Marketing Communications at Telltale Games. She is also an entrepreneur and consultant in brand and strategic marketing in her own right. She is known for creative campaigns. She loves giving a product or brand a face and personality and determining and positioning the audience's strategic direction. We kick off by asking Elizabeth to share her career journey and what has led her to where she is today. Was a fine arts student. Study of rhetoric. Radio, journalism, marketing or PR. Fine jeweller. Temp agency. Bookkeeping for Fun Co. Game and Former. Virgin Interactive and working with Disney. PR was not easier. We checked email a couple of times a month. Lion King and Aladin. Reverse engineer. Marketing woman gamers. Then next we ask Elizabeth how her experience in gaming shaped her marketing strategy. And we ask her what was it like with little to no women in gaming tech at the time. Gamergate. Press events took place in strip clubs. Sexual harassment. Emulate or die. Waste of time to be bitter. Diversity efforts. Focus on the stories. Mainstream. Stray. Next, we ask Elizabeth to share her thoughts on the addictive side of games for kids and the pressure on parents about it. Personality and upbringing. It is more complicated than we think. Open world games. Perfect storm. Second Life. Computer in your pocket. Parents in their 80s playing games. Then we ask Elizabeth what advice would give other women that want to enter the gaming industry. Many resources now. Networking with intent - finding community in it. Find your spot of sunshine. Tenacious. Critical thinking and problem-solving. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gloabl-tech-leaders/message
Katherine Dudas and Lizzy Pace break down the fourth episode of their favorite franchise, Game of Thrones - House of the Dragon. This was HOTD's horniest episode of the season by far and closely followed the plot of Aladin. Blood & Fire & Peace & Love!New Episodes every Monday. Subscribe today:Instagram:@hbolaxpod@pacecase@katherinedudas_YouTube:@hbolaxTikTok:@hbolax@pace_case@juniperfeaturefilm_Twitter:@hbolax@pacecase#HouseOfTheDragon #HBOMAX #RhaenyraTargaryen #Rhaenyra #Daemon #HOTD
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In this week's episode, we discuss Joe Biden's Advisor admitting that the reason for high gas prices is due to having to maintain the "Liberal World Order", We discuss Disney pushing their Trans agenda onto your young children, leading to a discussion about the dark creepy history of other Disney movies. We also discuss the recent sentencing of child pedophiles and sex traffickers Ghislaine Maxwell. Subscribe and leave a 5-star review! ----more---- Our website https://redpillrevolution.co Protect your family and support the Red Pill Revolution Podcast with Affordable Life Insurance. This is attached to my license and not a third-party ad! Go to https://agents.ethoslife.com/invite/3504a now! 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So today's episode, we're gonna jump into some of the more interesting topics that have come up over the last several weeks, including, uh, we'll touch on the liberal world order that Biden's, uh, advisor spoke to over the last, uh, I believe it was in the. Several days. We're also gonna touch on the Baymax situation with Disney. If you're not familiar, Disney had a new series come out, uh, regarding Baymax and Baymax is . Um, what is the movie called? Uh, big hero. Six, if you don't have children, you might not know it, but big hero six was the movie. It's a great movie, but they came out with a series recently where there's some interesting things that they, uh, talk to your children about. That a lot of people are kind of uncomfortable with, um, some parts of the, uh, trans agenda. So we'll discuss those things today. We're also going to talk on the Joe Biden cue card situation. if you haven't heard about that, basically they were telling him when to breathe and what to say when to sit down the fact that it was going to be him who is sitting down and not somebody else. I don't know how you make somebody else sit down, but, uh, yeah, they were very, very specific in their words. So we'll talk about all of that. All right. Before we jump into that, though, I need you to do one thing for me. Go ahead and hit that subscribe button, whether you're on apple podcast, YouTube, Spotify, rumble, uh, wherever you're at right now. Go ahead and hit that subscribe button. It means the world to me, it takes. Five seconds, five seconds of your time. I know that every day you go through your day, you're trying to look for a way to get some good karma, to feel good about yourself and know that you're doing something for somebody else. And you can do that very easily right now. And all you gotta do. 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What do you say to those families who say, listen, we can't afford to pay 4 85 a gallon for months. If not years, this is just not sustainable. Well, we heard from the president today was a clear articulation of the stakes. This is about the future of the liberal world order and we have to stand firm. So. so you heard it right there. This is about the future of the liberal world order. You paying $6. A gallon is about the future of the liberal world order that nobody even wants you to talk about. And you heard it right from the mouth of Joe Biden's advisor there. So that was a question regarding gas prices, right? They were asking about gas prices. And, uh, the question was basically how long do you expect people to be able to pay this and this, I don't know, airhead advisor, his response was as long as it takes be as long as we can keep up the liberal world order. Well, I don't know about you. I know about my bank account. I know about my friend's bank account. Family's bank account. None of my family members or friends or anybody gives a shit about the liberal world order. None of them, not a single one. Haven't heard him, you know, Hey, you, you really glad the liberal world orders doing well today, aren't you? No, nobody's talking about that. Nobody cares. Right? These, this Joe Biden and his advisors are so far removed from the general rep, uh, public that they think you actually care about the liberal world order. If anything, that's a concerning statement, right? For how long have we heard that the new world order is a conspiracy theory, right? Is, is something that, you know, doesn't exist. And, and, and you're just saying that because, uh, you know, you, you're a conspiracy theorist, a tin foil hat wearing crazy person. And now they're just saying it outright on, I don't know, whatever that was MSNBC or whatever. Um, so the liberal world order is what that advisor just said is the reason that you need to pay six or $7 a gallon for gas. And again, I don't care about the liberal order world order. I don't care. I don't think you do either. I don't think even liberals care about the liberal world order, especially when they have to pay six or $7 a gallon for gas. It's crazy. Um, so we're gonna go back and we're gonna watch a clip real quick of Joe Biden saying a very similar thing in 2017. And what you'll notice if you're actually looking at the video format of this is that the background has three interesting words while he's discussing these things. And it says world economic forum. Hmm. If you don't know what the world economic forum is, you don't know who Charles Schwab. Who leads the world economic forum? Um, it's basically the, the weirdest, uh, star wars, Imperial army. Uh, I don't know, like the legitimate new world order being ran by all of the world governments. All right, now Disney had a new series come out, uh, regarding Baymax this, the wokeness that Disney put into this TV series and I love this show. Like if you've ever seen the big hero, six, show it or movie, it's a great movie. All you have is go to the new show that they have. And again, this is, uh, the new bay max series and there's two episodes in a row. Two episodes in a row where they have this woke ideology and woke agenda being pushed on your children. Now, I, you know, I don't care what you want to get put in front of your children. I don't care what you want to teach your children. Honestly, don't teach my children, your ideology at 5, 6, 7 years old. Right? And even if you wanna introduce it be because there's a reason, there's a reason that you are not allowed to advertise to children. You're not allowed to advertise to children because they cannot make sense of what is true and what is false. They cannot make sense of when somebody is trying to deceive you for profit. Right? So there's literal laws around advertising to children because they know they're susceptible highly susceptible to somebody of authority or somebody like their favorite movie character, pushing an ideology and making something normal that maybe isn't. Or maybe, you know, shouldn't be pushed on a five to six year old. And again, there's two sides of Disney plus the show's on Disney plus, and there's two sides of it. There's like the parent side in the child's side and the kid's side of Disney plus doesn't have a ton of movies that you would normally let your child watch, right? Like Moana's not on there. Uh, cars, three Peter pan Dumbo wreck it, Ralph, like all of these, uh, onward, which is another awesome kid's movie. All of these movies that seemingly should be allowed for children that aren't for some obscure reason, but this new bay max series is on the kid size kid side of Disney, the kid size of di side of Disney. So you start to see in the series very quickly, what they're starting to push. And so we'll watch this clip right here. And what it is is it's this Baymax. If you don't know the, the background of big hero, six big hero, six is a movie about a kid who's, uh, his parents are dead and he lives with his aunt and his brother, his older brother, and his older brother dies in a fire during the movie. And he's a really smart kid and he makes this robot and his brother has a robot. Who's like super nice and like heals people. I don't know. It's a great movie. You should go watch it a hundred percent. You should go watch it. What you shouldn't watch if you're a child, is the bay max series. Because what they do is they, they place the Baymax, this robot, first of all, which is weird in a Pharmac. Like a CVS type of deal. And he's asking what type of tampons he should buy. And I think the context of the episode is that he's looking for tampons for some girl who needs them because it's her first period. And again, this is like five to six year olds can watch this because the, the apparent side of it is like seven or eight plus. So they're expecting five to six year olds to watch this series. And in this series, we'll, we'll go ahead and watch this. Um, he's asking about tampons and there's seven or eight people around him who are answering questions about tampons, which is like, whatever tampons who cares, periods, whatever, like, yeah. You wanna talk to my kid about how the re you know, how their body works at 7, 8, 9 years old? Honestly, it doesn't rub me the wrong way, as long as you're doing it from a medical perspective, but that's not what they are doing here, because one of the individuals is wearing a shirt that with the trans flag on it, As appears to be a male person of the male sex when they were born. I'm not assuming their gender , but it appears to be a man in the way that I was brought up, thinking men look based on their appearance, jawline, clothing, voice, testosterone level genitals, I don't know. Um, but here's the story. Here's the, here's the clip right here. And then we'll talk about Excuse me. Which of these products would you recommend? Oh, um, well these are the tampons I usually use. Thank you. I prefer pads. They're more comfortable for me. Thank you. I always get the ones with wings. Thank you. Get incented and bleach free. If you can. Thank you, yo, my daughter loves these. Thank you. These might be easier if it's her first period. Thank you. These are really environmentally friendly. what they don't show you. There is that one of the individuals is wearing a transfer is a man and says, this is the type of tampon that I use. Excuse me. Ma'am or sir, don't want to, you know, believe what your pronouns are based on your, uh, actual gender at birth. But I don't know where, where is this person with a trans flag on their shirt? Putting this tamp? What is it doing for them? and why are you trying to teach my five, six and seven year olds that periods are, have men have periods, biological men have periods because this was a biological man wearing a transfer in Baymax. Why are you trying to teach my 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 year old? Why are you trying to begin these questions at that age? Because all you're doing and if again, and if you go back to, there was a book written by a woman, um, I forget the name of it, but she wrote a book basically about how the mental health crisis that was prior to this, uh, era. So let's say between like 2000 and 2016, there was a big manifestation of mental health issues for young women in the area of, uh, anorexia and bulimia. And so what they saw was a similar drop between 2000 and I think it was 17 and 2021 when trans. Started to become a very popular topic of conversation. Um, what they saw was a very similar drop in the amount of women who were identifying or, or had a mental health issue represent itself in the way of anorexia and bulimia now representing itself in the way of gender dysphoria. And if you don't know what gender dysphoria is, ask a psychologist because they learned about it in school, in the DSM five, where it outlined what that actually is. And so why are you trying to push? And again, I don't have a problem if you wanna, like, bring this up to a 14, 15 year old in school and represent these ideas and let them know that this is something that's out there. And this is what people think. And you know, maybe, you know, somebody who's in a situation, but don't try and tell my children that a man can have a period. Don't try and tell my six year old, seven year old, five year old. That the, the actual reproductive organs of a man allow for that situation to happen because you're confusing them. That's not science, especially when you're claimed to be the party of science. That's not science. A man cannot have a period, period. it doesn't work that way. I don't have a uterus. I don't have a vagina. I don't have anything. That's shedding its wall or it's lining that's causing, uh, bleeding. I don't have that. I don't bleed from anywhere once a month. It does not work that way. Sorry to tell you Disney, if you were so far uninformed that you actually believed a man could have a period, they can not. So don't groom my child to thinking that they can. And, and, and so you see it prior in the next episode of this bay max series, because I watched it with my daughter right there in the very next episode is. Of, um, a show about a guy who ends up asking another guy out on a date. And again, if you wanna do this with like 12, 13, 14 year olds where they're aware of these things, don't do it to a five, six year old. I, I just don't see the place for this, like sexual orientation being brought up to somebody who is literally a toddler Leah toddler two years ago, because you know what you're doing, you know? Right. And, and then, and again, and I wouldn't have a problem if with this, if it was coming from an independent company, this is literally the biggest entertainment company in the world. You know, the same entertainment company who, when you go back and watch the OG lion king wrote sex in the stars, because they wanted to subconsciously program your children to be hypersexualized. When it was convenient for them, it's the same company who had the, whatever that guy was from the little mermaid with a boner sitting there with a, another character on his lap. It's the same company. I literally have a list here in an article of all the crazy shit that Disney's done. That's been hyper sexualizing, our children for decades, like 55, 60 years. Right. And yet you wanna take off Moana wreck it, Ralph, uh, Molan Peter pan and Dumbo, but you're trying to groom my child into believing a man can have a period. What the fuck planet do you live on? And you're trying to like shape my child's reality because that's what you're doing, right? When you're PO positioning your child in the way, when you're teaching them something, you're shaping their reality because they don't know better. They don't know how these things work. They don't, they haven't been introduced wi by the reproductive system. And all they do is, you know, maybe they watch Netflix, they watch Disney plus they watch a little YouTube and then they speak with the parent. And now they're trying to interject their ideology into your child's mind at five years old, the same way that they were writing sex in the stars. Hyper sexualizing you at the age of 5, 5, 6, 7 years old. When you were watching the lion king back in the nineties, the same way that they were, you know, they had a Ladin saying, good teenagers, take off their clothes. That was in Aladin. That was literally in the OG Aladin to where they, there was like all this controversy around it. But Aladin, there was like, everyone has heard the claim. I have the article up here. Everyone has heard the claim that Aladin says, good teenagers, take off your clothes in the balcony scene, where he's about to take Jasmine on a magic carpet ride while it was argued back and forth. For many years, Disney muted the line in his rerelease of Aladin. Why would you mute a line in the movie unless you believe what it was doing was wrong? Hmm. Now let's look at some other stuff and they literally don't even have Fantasia on the children's Disney side. Like this children's side of Disney. They don't have Fantasia. Fantasia is a literal music based movie from like 1940. With like lights and all this weird, cool stuff. And like, and this is also the same exact company that had Allison Wonderland. They did multiple movies on Allison Wonderland, which is literally just a movie about tripping balls on shrooms or acid. And you can go watch that on Disney plus right now, yet you want censor Moana in cars, three, like you can't watch cars three on there. It's it is just so interesting to me that they want to push this ideology on the child side of Disney. Now, again, I don't like if you want to have, and, and I'll play this clip here of the Baymax, like the, the guy asking the other guy out on a date, which is like, cool. I, you know, do your thing again. I, I don't care what you do in your sex life. I cool. If that's what you do, if that's, you know, your sexuality, I get it 100%. Go ahead and do you, but. I don't think that the same company that's writing sex in the stars should be introducing this to five and six year olds. When at the same time, they're not allowing them to watch cars three in the name of doing the right thing. So, and then if we go back to the aristocrats aristocrats, right, they, they took that off there. Um, because of it, they, they took, um, what was it? The movie, the rescuers, if you go watch the, the old OG Disney movie, the rescuers in the background on a poster, there's a literal naked woman on the poster, still on Disney plus. Let's see, what else do we have here from Disney now they took off, uh, the Peter pan. Now the Peter pan one, like they, I think they did the same thing for mul. Like Mulan has, uh, you know, they did it for racist ideology because, um, I don't know what the part about it was for Mulan with Peter pan. They did it because he wore like the feather hats. Um, and it said the probably the most recent Mo racist moment in the mainstream Disney film is the moment of Peter pan where he a lovely tune explains why native Americans are red in the catchy tune. What makes the red man red? We learned that engines started off as white people. Then they were kissed by girls and turned bright red and the redness never went away. okay. That's one hell of an origin myth. And when it's delivered by a chorus of natives, why wouldn't a six year old child, believe it. And that last line is important there. Why would a, you know, when it's delivered by a chorus of natives, when it's delivered in a situation where there's seven people standing around Baymax, a literal robot, looking for a tampon. There's seven people around him shouting out, you know, uh, tips and tricks for how to use a tampon. And then you have a actual man biological man in the trans shirt. Who's throwing his opinion out about how he utilizes tampons. Now, again, let's take the last sentence of this article, where it says when it's delivered by a chorus of, in this case, individuals in the Baymax show, why wouldn't a six year old child, believe it, why wouldn't a six year old child believe that a man can have a period is, and, and why are you gonna confuse a 11 year old girl into believing that, you know, what happens to you happens to him? And everybody's, you know, it's just, it's not how it works. And we don't live in the fantasy land of Disney, right? And then you get into, you know, even the darker side of Disney, where they find out all of these, you know, all of these, um, sex trafficking rings, where people are being busted as pedophiles in actual Disney world. And it gets even darker. So I don't know, to me it's bothersome, you know, I just watched that clip with my, I actually watched the show with my daughter and to see that, that Baymax clip where the man is talking about how he utilizes tampons and then immediately follow it up, like back to back episodes. Um, where, you know, I don't know, again, I don't care what you do. I think you should absolutely have. I think like in onward, the movie with Disney, they actually have a scene where a woman talks about her wife and like, cool, get it cool. A hundred percent. Um, but trans men don't have periods. Men don't have periods, they don't bleed, they don't shut a uterine lining on their, you know, it just doesn't exist. It doesn't happen. And why are we trying to teach our youth that that's actually a thing it's gross. All right. Now, speaking of gender ideology, Major us airlines to allow gender neutral option on ticket reservations. This is an article from Reuters as of July. First, it goes on to say that major us airlines have agreed to update computer systems by the end of 2024, to allow travelers to purchase tickets with an X gender marker. An airline trade group confirmed on Friday. Us Senator Ron widen in a letter to airlines for America, chief executive Nick Callio that was seen by Reuters said member airlines committed to the change after he had engaged with the group, a spokesman from the airline group confirmed that widens letter was accurate. Airlines for America, represents passenger carriers for Delta airlines, United airlines, American airlines, Southwest airlines, Alaska airlines, Hawaii airlines and jet blue airways. now it goes on to say in March, the Biden administration said that Americans would be allowed to choose an X for gender on their passport applications and select their sex on social security cards. Now I've said this before, I've said it about the bathroom thing. I've said it about sports. I'll say it about this too. If we're gonna have an X option, why don't we just not ask people's gender? If it no longer is if no longer matters, if we can just be whatever we want any given day, depending on how we feel, why not just have it be not gender, like not genderless. You're not genderless. Let's just stop asking gender because literally why does it matter what your gender is when I'm traveling on a plane? Are you gonna check and make sure when I walk in the door or through security, and if I don't have a, a penis, you're gonna turn me around. Like, why are we asking this to begin with? So if you wanna play these silly games, don't make an X. There's no X in gender. It doesn't exist. It's not a thing. There's men and there's women. Those are the only two genitalia that exist in this world. So if we're not checking for anything and there's no reason, same thing with the bathrooms, same thing with sports, right? If you want sports to be allowed to women, to compete with men and men to compete with women. Cool. Do it fine. Leah Thomas, the number one record breaking swimmer of all time and female NCAA IV league swimming. when she was number 400 and whatever, you're just gonna see that women's sports become men's sports. Unfortunately, that's the way that biology works. Men tend to have, you know, better, you know, thicker bone density. They tend to have different muscular structures. If we're gonna say that it doesn't matter what your gender is. If it doesn't matter how your chemical and bodily makeup is and your muscle structure, then just say it doesn't matter. Don't don't tell me that a woman is a man or a man is a woman, and then can then compete in women's sports and shatter every record ever, cuz you're not living in the real world. So in the same case here, if we're gonna have X on our passports as a gender option, then just don't ask me my gender. Cuz obviously it doesn't matter if I can put an X there just don't ask. It's a silly thing to do. So it goes on to say that in March the Biden administrations, that Americans would be allowed to choose an X for their gender on their passport applications and select their sex on social security cards. Nobody should have to misgender themselves in order to book a flight widen wrote and by forcing travelers to book their ticket with inaccurate gender information airlines also end up providing inaccurate information to the transportation security administration. Is it now I want to identify the way that language works, cuz I think this is important to note here when we're talking about gender. That's how the word breaks down. You're talking about the, um, Latin, uh, where the word actually comes from from the Latin language, right? A lot of the American or the English language derives from Latin derivatives and the word gender breaks down to two points within the Latin language, which has meaning itself. Gender is not, or I'm sorry. Language is not a construct. At least in our sense language from the English language does not just derived from air and we can change the way that words work at any given time. No language is sounds that give meaning, and we have derived the meaning of our sounds based on basic languages that came from before English. Right? And in this case, Latin is the, is the derivative of much of the English language. So then when we look at the actual derivative of Jen du. It comes from the same derivative of gen it tolls, genitals, gender. You don't just get to make it a construct and change it to be whatever you want. You don't get to put an X there. Now, if you wanna identify as whatever you wanna wear, whatever clothing you want and say that, you know, you have, you know, go back to the DSM five and talk about that conversation from earlier. That's fine. Do what you wanna do, be who you want to be, wear, what you wanna wear, call yourself, whatever you wanna call yourself. And I will respect that, but X is not a gender doesn't exist. So let's just call it the same way you can have gender neutral bathrooms. Let's have a gender neutral passport. Maybe it doesn't matter what your gender is to go fly on a plane. It shouldn't, it shouldn't matter at all, what your gender is to fly on a plane. It shouldn't matter what your gender is to go to a different country. Shouldn't matter the, in the same way that it shouldn't matter what your sexuality is. You shouldn't have to identify your sexuality when you go fly on a plane. One place that it does matter though, is sports because sports have real repercussions, especially when you're talking about contact sports, just in the same way that we saw, you know, um, transgender MMA fighters, literally breaking the face of women without telling them that they were a man and had different bone density and different, different bodily structure and different, uh, muscle tone in structure. Right. And that's the whole, that's the whole argument. Right? So, so there should be no reason that we have an X on a passport. Okay. Now it goes on to say that widens letter said, member airlines will publish a page on their website detailing the specific steps that non-binary individuals can take to obtain tickets that reflect their gender such as working with a customer service representative who can manually update the gender marker on their ticket. Widens letter noted that United and American airlines have already changed their booking process to allow travelers, to book tickets with an X gender marker, but not all us airlines have followed their example. The state's department in June of 2021 said that us citizen citizens could select their gender on applications without having to submit medical documentation. In October, it issued the first American passport with a X gender marker. what, what does X stand for? The TSA in March said it would implement gender neutral screening at its checkpoints. Now all of you in the comment section here, posting pride flags a hundred percent go pride, right? Pride month, whatever sexuality, whatever trans is not a sexuality. Trans is a, is a gender issue. It's not a sexuality being gay, being lesbian, being bisexual is a sexuality. They've muddied the water of the L G B community. With the tees go watch the, what is it? The, um, oh, what Dave Chappelle, Dave Chappelle has the literal best comedy bit ever, where he talks about the, uh, He like breaks it down into where they like all get into an Uber. There's the LS, the GS, the bees. And they're all mad that the tees are trying to hijack their thunder. It's it's such a great construct that he breaks it down as, because the way that they've tried to like hijack the sexuality movement, because it should absolutely be allowed, you should absolutely be able to marry somebody of the same sex should be like, and, and have it be socially acceptable and raise children together adopt like everything a hundred percent, a hundred percent. But the fact that you want women or men to compete in women's sports and break their fucking face in an MMA fight and not even have to tell the other individual that they're a man and have different bodily and bone structure than the other individuals is a problem. That's a real problem. Again, do what you do sexually, like again, a hundred percent on board with you. You should absolutely be able to get married. You should absolutely be able to date whoever you want to, but don't expect someone to work their ass off their entire life as a woman in female sports, and then to just be super happy and clapping their hands on the podium. As they take second place by a half a mile to a man who had a severe, severe, um, you know, much better bodily makeup to win that event. It's unfair. It's not fair. And in the same case here, let's just call it all gender neutral. Right? Let's have a gender neutral league. for sports. And the problem with that is let's say we mix that. W N B a with the NBA throw LeBron in the w B a throw, you know, what's gonna happen is all of the men are just also going to represent the women's sports. There's not going to be any women in the sports. And the fact is they're bigger, they're stronger. They, they generally are more athletic because of their bodily makeup. They're faster. Now, literally go. I'm not saying these things frivolously. I'm telling you, if you go look at the Guness book of world records or the Olympic records for any event ever, that is specifically athleticism, you will find that the men generally are faster. They generally lift more. When it comes to weights, they're more athletic in, in their events. That's the same reason that the us women's Olympic soccer team plays 14 year old boys teams. And, and a lot of times gets beat. That's a thing. I saw a, an actual, uh, athlete from the us women's Olympic team post about it. and they made a marker, a point of that, the fact that there's a reason that there is differentiations in gender. Now that doesn't exactly pertain to this. That's just a little side note, but let's just call it. Why do we need gender on a passport? Why do we need gender on an airline ticket? It seems stupid. Right? So if we're gonna play these little games where you can put an X on there, let's just not put gender on there. Why does it matter in the first place? All right. So segues segues. Um, so another big event that has come out recently, another big topic of conversation has been that Gale Maxwell was sentenced to 20 years in prison in the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case 20 years, who would've thought. Now I'm surprised because this article was written on June 26th or June 28th, June 28th, that she has not somehow managed to. Kill herself already magically in a prison with, you know, padded walls. But I'm also surprised that you can get a, a sex trafficking case when you've never actually trafficked it to any individuals who are being charged with the crime in the first place. Who did she traffick these people to cuz we know there was a big, long black book. Epstein's black book of every individual, uh, videotapes VHS's in boxes, boxes of VHS tapes that were taken from Epstein island, literal names of all the flight logs, not a single individual at all that we've been told of has been prosecuted for having children trafficked to them by Gale max. So here it goes, it says British socialite turned convicted sex trafficker gal Maxwell finally got her due Tuesday when she was sentenced to 20 years in prison. For her role in helping richen powerful pedophile, Jeffrey Epstein abuse, young girls. Now, what this doesn't mention too, is that she was also accused of raping young girls with him as if you follow the trial you would've saw because there was actually testimony by a, a a, I think it was, uh, guff, G I R a F F E, who testified that she was inappropriately touched. And Glenn Maxwell was actually a part of these actions that happened on the island and was a part of grooming them and actually exploiting them sexually goes on to say that us district judge Allison Nathan said the sentence of 240 months was sufficient and not greater than necessary for Maxwell who appeared, who earlier addressed the court and told victims in a halfhearted apology. I am sorry for the pain that you experienced. Yeah. Okay. As she finally learned her faith, the 60 year old predator's face remained inscrutable and she briefly hugged her attorneys before leaving the courtroom, wearing blue jail scrubs, her dark brown locks cut in a Bob in her ankles and shackles. She did not speak to her siblings who were seated in the row behind her. The number of people harmed is impossible to measure said victim Annie farmer, who testified at trial, told the court during Tuesday's hearing as Maxwell, shoulders, tensed the Epstein. Madam tried to avoid looking at her victims as they spoke, but she did lock eyes with Sarah ransom. When her victim told her you broke me in unfathomable ways, but you didn't break my spirit nor did you dampen my internal flame that now burns brighter than ever. And it's amazing how we got so much coverage, so much coverage of how many trials over the last, how, you know, year and a half between Kyle written house. And like, we've literally never had more celebrity trials than we've had in the last, I don't know, seven months, all these huge, you know, inside the courtroom Hollywood ask type events. And then speaking of that, Nancy Pelosi hiring a literal, uh, you know, director of movies to try and put a, a celebrity ask spin on the January 6th trials, which I think are still going on today. I don't know nobody's watching them and nobody really cares cuz everybody knows that. potentially set up by the FBI as pointed to, by Ted Cruz who interviewed the CIA director assistant of national security. I don't know some long name where she's, you know, if you recall, I put out a video on it where she goes, you know, I can't answer that. You know, did you guys insight violence on January 6th? I can't answer that. Did you guys have agents present who were pro uh, provocateurs to attempt to get into the capital building? I can't answer that. Well, why can't you answer that? Well, you can't answer that because you know the answer's yes. And then we saw, what was it? Ray apps, right? Ray apps. You go back and look at Ray apps. And Ray apps was the individual who I put in my video who was going into the capital into the cap. We gotta go in there, you know, and then no out of everybody, who's literally still sitting in a white jail cell right now in the bottom of Joe Biden's, uh, white house. Being held by the CIA secretly, allegedly, uh, Ray a is still sitting on his, you know, a hundred acre farm with a golf cart, not facing any charges when there's actually footage of him telling people the day before that they have to go into the capital. I don't know. I digress, but it's all a conspiracy theory. I don't actually believe any of that. Um, it says Maxwell's defense attorneys. Meanwhile, I don't know how we got into that. Um, Maxwell's defense attorney. Meanwhile had begged for leniency saying she should get no more than four to five years. Wow. For raping and sex trafficking, dozens, if not hundreds of young women in a literal Ponzi scheme of pedophilia, if you look back, if you go watch the documentary, which I started and didn't finish because it made me sick to my stomach, having to watch this and all the horrific things that they did to these kids. But if you go back the way that they did it is they literally recruited it. Like it was a multi-level market. They would get one girl in the school to go back and recruit other girls from the school to go back and recruit other girls from the school. And they would pay them money for every girl that they brought in to give massages to these old men. And eventually they would be sex traffick to an island of celebrities. And their parents were like, it was just so gross, but it was like a multilevel, literally like a multi-level market, like the Avocare of pedophilia and Glenn Maxwell ran it all, literally ran ital was the one who convinced the girls would go into the, you know, go buy the schools and pick these girls up, would have them in the room with her and then actually sexually assault them the way that they were outlined within that as well. So it goes on to say that her sentence marked to the end of a lengthy criminal proceedings that started after Maxwell's arrested a sprawling New Hampshire estate in July of 2020, prosecutors brought the charges against Maxwell months after Epstein, her former partner in crime killed himself. In Manhattan jail cell while awaiting trial on sex trafficking, raps today's sentence holds gal Maxwell accountable for perpe perpetrating heinous crimes against children, us attorney of the Southern district of New York Navy and Williams said in the statement, this sentence sends a strong message that no one is above the law and is never too late for justice. Maxwell's attorney Bobby stern Heim. And if you watched any of the trials like, or if you listen to the, um, actual, uh, outlines of the trials, or like what was actually said, it was dis this woman was disgusting. She literally related Jeffrey Epstein to James Bond in her opening statement, literally called him a modern day. James Bond in her opening statement about sex trafficking children for pedophilia. It goes on to say, in addition to the prison term, she also imposed a $750,000 fine on Maxwell who could potentially get credit for the two years she's already spent behind bars or have some of her time shaved off for good behavior. That's terrible. I don't think there's any amount of good behavior that overcomes you. Literally sex trafficking, children for profit, and then also sexually assaulting them. It also says that her attorneys requested that she serve out her time at the federal prison in Danbury, Connecticut. The low security women's lockup that served as the inspiration for Netflix. Orange is the new black, the, uh, Oxford educated Aris and daughter of late publishing tycoon. Robert Maxwell, who spent much of her life hobnobbing with the rich and famous hobnobbing. That's an interesting term, um, was convicted of sex trafficking. Now, if you don't know anything about Gale Maxwell's dad, that's another interesting conversation. Gale Maxwell's dad was alleged. A agent for the Maad, which is like a secret intelligence agency. Um, for, I think it's like Saudi Arabia or something like that, or the Saudi princes, I don't know. Um, but he also purchased, uh, the books. Um, what is it? It's uh, McGraw hill, Gale Maxwell's dad bought McGraw hill EV you know, every single textbook ever that you ever got ever in high school that had McGraw hill on it was owned by Gale Maxwell's dad, who at one point considered changing the name to Maxwell, but then didn't do so in fear that it would come back on him and who his actual, you know, his background was, but owned McGraw hill. And I believe still does today. Like that family still owns McGraw hill, which is literally every textbook ever in both high school, middle school, elementary school, and college. Every person out there right now can identify with that book company, McGraw hill is owned by Gale Maxwell's dad. You know, the Gale Maxwell who, and it's like, I think our dad actually died. Got pushed off. Well, didn't get pushed off, fell off of a boat, his yacht in like the middle of the ocean, uh, mysteriously that family's nuts. And you look back at their background. The sister of gal Maxwell, like was one of the very first internet technology tycoons who came out with a search engine or some shit back in the early nineties and became a billionaire off of it. It's crazy. When you look into the history of Gale Maxwell in her family goes on to say that, uh, four women testified at her publicized, highly publicized trial and not enough, highly publicized as, uh, you know, pirates of the Caribbean actor over, uh, minor spousal abuse. But the widely publicized trial in Manhattan, federal court, and two of them, several other accusers also addressed the court Tuesday, calling out on the judge to lock Maxwell up and throw away the key. They hailed the sentence that Nathan opposed with one Elizabeth Stein calling it vindication in validation, Virginia guff Roberts, which is the individual I was talking about earlier, who had long accused Maxwell and Epstein of trafficking, her to Britain's prince Andrew described Maxwell like a Wolf in sheep's clothing in her letter to the court. Yeah, it's interesting. How, uh, prince Andrew per Andrew literal royalty was accused during this trial of sexually abusing a girl who is in the trial under oath. And he's sitting free somewhere right now, probably on a different island, sexually assaulting other young children. Like how, what the fuck kind of world is this. Says, um, she went on to say that Gale, you deserve to spend the rest of your life in the jail cell. She wrote you deserve to be trapped in a cage forever. Just like you trapped your victims. Kate, a former British model who also used her first name and testified at trial said Maxwell and Epstein's victims are unified to bring justice to a common enemy. No person should be shielded from the consequences of their actions. Case said, calling Maxwell, a manipulative and cruel person who has shown a lack of remorse for how she ruined the lives of countless women and children staring at Maxwell. She said today I can look at gal Elaine and tell her that I became what I am today in spite of her and her efforts to make me feel powerless and insignificant the disgrace socialite, who has denied that she abused. Anyone has remained, locked up in Brooklyn's metropolitan detention center for nearly two years since her bust and throughout her month long trial. Federal prosecutors at trial portrayed Maxwell as a sophisticated predator who was inextricably linked to Epstein, including in his pursuit of gross to sexually abuse from 1994 to 2004, it goes on to show a literal picture of prince Andrew with Virginia guff with Gale Maxwell smirking behind her Maxwell was Jeffrey Epstein's right hand said, assistant us attorney general, or us attorney Allison Moe. As she said in her clothing, state closing statements in December 20th, Maxwell and Epstein were partners. She said they were partners in crime who sexually exploited young girls together. So ding dong the witch is dead bitches. Glenn Maxwell is in jail for at least 20 years. Well, at the most 20 years, which I think is insignificant, I think she should literally be given a 40 year sentence and on good behavior, have the opportunity to be out when shes. 125 years old. I think that, uh, 20 year state, uh, sentence for all of the horrific things that she did is unjust. And eventually we'll either see that, you know, maybe she's gonna wind up hanging herself in her prison cell that with padded walls, with, you know, the video being cut at exactly the right time with while on suicide watch , or maybe we'll see her, uh, get out on good behavior after seven years, which I think is the more likely of the scenarios. All right. And then the last article that we're going to talk about, because it just caught my eye based on all of the weirdness and diet today, um, is going to be this one by New York post, which says that vegan mom starved her toddler to death with diet of raw vegetables and fruits. This was on July 1st, 2022 written by the New York post goes on to say that a Florida vegan mother has been found guilty of murdering her 18 month old son after only feeding him raw fruits and vegetables. Sheila O'Leary 39 years old is facing life in prison after a jury life in prison after, uh, convicted her Wednesday of murder in a string of child abuse charges over 2019 death of her toddler, Ezra O'Leary her little boy weighed just 17 pounds, seven pounds below average. When his parents noticed he had stopped breathing O'Leary and her husband, Ryan O'Leary told police that Azara followed a strict vegan diet, but that he was also breastfed. They said the boy hadn't eaten in the, for about a week prior to his death and was having trouble sleep. An autopsy found the little boy died of malnutrition complications. Prosecutors accused the mother of failing to seek proper medical care for her son. When she realized he was ill, she to, she chose she's. She chose to disregard his cries assistant state attorney. Sarah Miller said she didn't need a scale to see his bones. She didn't need a scale to hear his cry. Prosecutors added that the couple had also been neglecting their three children all under the age of 11. When Ezra died, we're here because their children were starving so much that the youngest starved to death, like that's horrible. And there's this like the, this situation with all of these fad diets and you see it every day with like all of the individuals who are out there who are literally like the vegan cat hashtag on Instagram. where people try to feed their cat, who is a carnivore lettuce. Um, like all these little crazy people that are out there, uh, because they're vegan, like somehow, you know, they're, they're helping the world by not feeding their cat, the proper nutrition that they need. So we see it here with this woman who obviously tried to impose her, her nutritional ideology onto her infant at a very young age, in this horrific incident. Um, I just can't imagine what a 17 pound 18 month old would look like. And to know how long she must have known that he was, you know, not given the proper nutrition. Uh, but that's just so frustrating to read. And, and again, it comes back to like literally fad diet, you really fat diets. Your toddler does not need to be vegan. Your toddler needs proper nutrition. It needs protein. It needs much more than raw vegetables and fruit. But I would say if that's all this, like if she just literally just didn't feed him proper nutrients and he died, that's horrible. And she definitely deserves to be treated as such and to go to jail for. Uh, not giving her child proper nutrition, but a life sentence for that compared to 20 years for gal Elaine Maxwell, who purposefully sexually assaulted in trafficked young women for decades to Hollywood and political elites, at least that's similar, at least that's comparable. And so the fact that Gale Maxwell got 20 years and this woman's facing a life sentence, you know, if that's the only thing to the story, I don't know what the other types of, of, you know, um, you know, improper care that was going on here was, but if that's it and they were just improperly feeding this child, now, obviously the child died and that's horrific and, and this is a terrible situation. Um, but if the mother wasn't just actually starving her child with purposeful intent to. Kill her child off and was feeding them just the wrong diet was an absolute idiot and had no idea of how nutrition works or to look at a child and know that they're obviously in need of better nutrition standards. I dunno it still, it still seems to me as if maybe there should at least be a comparable standard anyways, um, on that note kind of a negative way to, to, to end off here. but it's good to be back. Thank you guys so much for joining me. I appreciate you so much. 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