Podcasts about amarc

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 20, 2020 31:49

This programme examines the extensive floods that are threatening the Netherlands and the role played by Dutch local community radio. We also devoted a lot of time in this edition to an extensive report by Veronica Wilson from the AMARC Community gathering in Africa. It includes an interview with AMARC president Steve Buckley. We hear about plans to change the nature of VOA Europe and the launch in the UK of Talk Radio on mediumwave.

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| 100 años de la radio desde las comunitarias: desafios a futuro. La radio expandida y las audiencias |

FM La Tribu

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 4, 2020 16:35

Los principales desafios a futuro del sector. ¿Como trabajan las radios comunitarias el fenómeno de la radio expandida? La web, las redes sociales y los podcast. ¿Cuál es el vinculo con sus audiencias, radioparticipantes u oyentes? Con la participación de: Mariela Pugliese ( integrante del colectivo de FM Bajo Flores. Fue la primera presidenta mujer de FARCO) , Fernando Tebele ( integrante de La Retaguardia, radio comunitaria que emite desde el barrio de Mataderos en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Es parte de la Red nacional de medios alternativos) , Maxi Monetti ( integrante De la Azotea, radio comunitaria y autogestiva de Mar del Plata. De la Azotea es integrante de la Asociación Mundial de Radios Comunitarias, AMARC). Una producción de La Tribu junto a Santiago Marino y Agustín Espada.

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The Digital Agency Show | Helping Agency Owners Transform Their Business Mindset to Increase Prices, Work Less, and Grow Prof

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 31, 2020 29:54

A salesman calls: It seems more than 800 people are building the new satellite service. It is getting ready for launch in July 1998. We also look at the work of AMARC in Africa. It seems the so-called Francophone countries are well ahead of other countries. Nigeria is well behind. The Catholic church is very active in arranging FM airtime. There are differing views from Sierra Leone and Prof. Kwame Karikari based in Accra in Ghana.

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E152: Take Action, Ask Questions Later with Emarc and Amarc

Play Episode Listen Later May 19, 2020 44:58

Emarc and Amarc are serial entrepreneurs. Buisnesses they own together include: Modernonemarketing.com, Homeforeverbaths.com, Emarcandamarc.com, and Freeportmastermind.com. They also have a podcast with guests including Gary Vaynerchuk and Ryan Deiss.

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My All-Time Favorite Thing to Give

Curse Free GaryVee

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 14, 2020 39:21

Today’s episode is from an interview on the Emarc and Amarc podcast about what I relate to the most and how sometimes giving can be done with the wrong intentions. Make sure to hit me up with your thoughts! Tweet Me! @garyvee Text Me! 212-931-5731 My Appearances: garyvee.com/events My Newsletter: garyvee.com/newsletter https://www.instagram.com/emarcandamarc/

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Február 13-a a rádiózás világnapja!

117 perc - civilradio.net

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 13, 2020 21:44

A rádiózás világnapjához kapcsolódva Kazinczy Bálint interjúja Francesco Diasioval, az AMARC, vagyis a közösségi rádiók világszövetségének regionális koordinátorával. Az interjúból kiderül az is, hogy mi a GRASSROOTS RADIO PROJECT célja, és hogyan kívánják a rádiózás eszközével növelni a közösségi aktivitás és részvétel mértékét.

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My All-Time Favorite Thing to Give

The GaryVee Audio Experience

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 8, 2020 39:15

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Découvrez les clés pour gérer les clients insatisfaits, et transformer le pépin en pépite pour l'entreprise !

Conseils Marketing - Des conseils concrets pour prospecter et fidéliser !

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 29, 2020 36:43

Découvrez les clés pour gérer les clients insatisfaits, et pourquoi pas en faire des Fans en transformant le pépin en pépite ! Interview de Michèle Boyer de l'association AMARC (https://www.amarc.asso.fr/)

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Letea Soundscapes

SEMI SILENT

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 18, 2019 4:16

Letea Soundscapes. Ambient trip through Danube Delta Author: Toni Dimitrov, 2019 An ambient/soundscape piece containing field recordings from the whole trip to the Danube Delta and a nice subtle ambient melody. From the rain on the ferry on Danube, the traffic in Tulcea, the birds at Letea mornings, the canals in Sulina, to the forest, the wild horses, frogs, mosquitoes and the rich quietness of the delta. It is a meditative soundscape that compresses whole two-week experience into five minutes. Sound piece created during the SONIC FUTURE RESIDENCIES organized by Asociația Jumătatea plină and SEMI SILENT to Letea Village, Tulcea County, Romania in June-July 2019. Toni Dimitrov is sound artist, field recordist and radio activist based in Skopje, Macedonia. Working in the field of sound have been curving his way into the new experimental music scene with his solo engagement, but also with lots of collaborative releases with various projects and under various names such as post global trio, post global duo, Sound_00/Lefterna (with Boban Ristevski), Hunter/Gatherer (with Ingman Wannerberg), Private Mountain (with Dimitar Dodovski), also many collaborations with artists like DR, Dmitri Zherbin, Jared Sagar, Rhucle, releasing countless releases on many labels around the world like Sonospace, Lagersaette, Winter light, Attenuation circuit, AOsmosis, Auriculab, Green Field... Exploring the dynamics of minimum vs. maximum, in terms and meanings of noise vs. drone, he is searching his own way of merging electronic sound and pure field recordings in certain styles of music, such as ambient and long-form drone explorations. His sound art and radio art productions have been broadcasted at various radios around the world and presented live or as sound installations. His radio programs on radio Kanal 103 are dedicated to contemporary electronic music and political discourse. The program 'post global: conceptual program for new music’ broadcasts for 18 years, is dedicated to contemporary electronic music, soundscape and field recordings. He is participating in RADIA network and AMARC international network. He curates the label post global recordings and élan vital recordings releasing ambient soundscape sound and organizing sound/art events. He curates and organizes Soundscape workshops. Aside from many other activities during the years, his recent professional engagements are on projects related to political analysis of media in the Institute of Communications and the Agency for Audio and Audio-Visual Services. Recording, editing and mixing by Toni Dimitrov for SEMI SILENT Articolul Letea Soundscapes apare prima dată în SEMI SILENT.

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Not Fast Food Material - Greatness Takes Time (with Jason Swenk)

Emarc and Amarc

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 12, 2019 23:14

Digitial agency guru Jason Swenk joins Emarc and Amarc (willingly, we swear) to discuss why he wasn't fast food material, what the single greatest mistake entrepreneurs make is, why greatness takes time, and why you should avoid customers who are doing a kegstand.

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Mulheres da Terra #5: Por Conta Própria

Mudando o Mundo com as Mulheres da Terra

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 23, 2019 11:38

Mulheres No Mundo da AgroindústriaNovas Tecnologias Na Agricultura.FICHA TÉCNICATexto de apresentação e Locução: Mara Régia Di PernaSonoplastia: Marcelo Santos (Novos Ventos)Coordenação: Moema ViezzerAssessoria de conteúdo: Tereza MoreiraRealização: Rede Mulher de Educação.#feminismo #genero #mulheres #amarc

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Mulheres da Terra #4: Negociação e Conflitos

Mudando o Mundo com as Mulheres da Terra

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 23, 2019 12:16

Negociação e Conflitos: A Arte de Buscar Soluções..FICHA TÉCNICATexto de apresentação e Locução: Mara Régia Di PernaSonoplastia: Marcelo Santos (Novos Ventos)Coordenação: Moema ViezzerAssessoria de conteúdo: Tereza MoreiraRealização: Rede Mulher de Educação.#feminismo #genero #mulheres #amarc

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Mulheres da Terra #2: Formando Líderes da Transformação

Mudando o Mundo com as Mulheres da Terra

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 23, 2019 11:49

AUTO-ESTIMA: Alimente Suas Cinco Dimensões .FICHA TÉCNICATexto de apresentação e Locução: Mara Régia Di PernaSonoplastia: Marcelo Santos (Novos Ventos)Coordenação: Moema ViezzerAssessoria de conteúdo: Tereza MoreiraRealização: Rede Mulher de Educação.#feminismo #genero #mulheres #amarc

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14 - Radio libre y radios comunitarias

DianaUribe.fm

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 15, 2019 49:27

En este episodio presentamos las historias de la radio comunitaria, la forma de hacer radio que está encargada de difundir a aquellas “otras voces” que no pueden llegar a la radio comercial. Hablaremos entonces de las radios libres, las radios mineras, las radios indígenas, las radios barriales y veredales entre muchas otras, resaltando siempre el derecho a que la diversidad pueda comunicarse por las ondas hertzianas. Notas del episodio: Para poder escuchar y conocer más de las radios comunitarias en el mundo les dejamos el vínculo a la página de la AMARC, la Asociación Mundial de Radios Comunitarias. Desde 1977 traemos para ustedes este artículo del diario El País que explicó el auge de las radios libres en España. En 2013 el gobierno australiano reconoció a los pueblos aborígenes como los primeros habitantes del país. DW contó así la historia. Aquí una investigación sobre las radios mineras bolivianas “Las voces del coraje. Radios mineras de Bolivia”. Un pequeño resumen del alcance de las radios comunitarias en Colombia. Historias de las radios indígenas en Colombia y en Latinoamérica en este artículo de la revista Anagramas. La historia de las radios del litoral Pacífico colombiano en sus propias palabras. ”Desde abajo” nos presenta la historia de las radios comunitarias en Bogotá. ¡Conectémonos! https://www.dianauribe.fm/ lacasadelahistoria.com Twitter:@dianauribefm Instagram:@dianauribefm Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DianaUCasade...

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Día Mundial de la Radio 2019 - AMARC-ALC

CPR

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 12, 2019 4:14

Mónica Valdés, vicepresidenta de AMARC-ALC cuenta el trabajo de esta red en relación al diálogo, la tolerancia y la paz. Este año el tema elegido por UNESCO para celebrar el Día Mundial de la Radio es el del diálogo, la tolerancia y la paz. Por eso convocamos a radio, radialistas y oyentes a hablarnos de la relación de la radio con estos valores. Mónica Valdés es vicepresidenta por América Latina de la Asociación Mundial de Radios Comunitarias. Además es coordinadora de CPR Colombia y trabajó en la producción de esta serie.

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Día Mundial de la Radio 2019 - Oscar Pérez, AMARC El Salvador

CPR

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 12, 2019 2:29

Oscar Pérez es de AMARC El Salvador y de la Fundación Comunicándonos. Este año el tema elegido por UNESCO para celebrar el Día Mundial de la Radio es el del diálogo, la tolerancia y la paz. Por eso convocamos a radio, radialistas y oyentes a hablarnos de la relación de la radio con estos valores.

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International media - Using local radio to tackle illegal migration in Africa

International media

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 5, 2018 14:55

African radio journalists are being trained to report on illegal immigration – or irregular migration – in the hope that they can deter the local population from taking the dangerous migration routes towards Europe. Aware Migrants is a campaign by IOM (the International Organisation for Migration) to raise awareness of the dangers of illegal immigration. One aspect of the campaign consists in training journalists from community radios in Africa. A training programme took place at the end of last year in Niger and Senegal comprising a few radio stations selected by AMARC, the World Association of Community Radios, based in Brussels. "If you are going to migrate, migrating irregularly is not the best way. We think it is particularly important to get the message to the public in these countries of origin. And what better way to do that than through radio, especially community radios", Leonard Doyle, a spokesperson for IOM says. He adds that IOM is trying "peer to peer communication" instead of using the usual channels like government agencies or international organisations telling people that they shouldn’t migrate irregularly. IOM prefers to leave it to the returnees, the migrants that returned to their countries of origin, to tell stories about their ordeals. "People for whatever reason feel that they don’t have a lot of hope at home and [even though] the numbers are declinining, people are taking greater and more dangerous risks. "Anybody who thinks that going through Libya is a clever idea needs to have their head examined because people are being taken off the bus, they are being exploited by criminal gangs, migrants have become the economy of that sad and benighted country due to a lack of governance," adds Doyle. Using local languages Jean-Luc Mootoosamy is the director of Media Expertise and the journalist who conducted the short training programmes in Niger and Senegal. He felt it was particularly important to use local languages and ensure that the reports remain factual, not carrying any value judgement towards either potential migrants or returnees. "It was quite difficult to find the right angle.They [the journalists] know that lots of people are leaving and that there are lots of smugglers also in town who do not want them to report on these stories. They don’t really know how to address this question. We worked on not telling [the listeners] what to do but rather open the mic to testimonies of people who came back so that they can tell their stories," says Mootoosamy. Codou Loume is a journalist with Radio Oxyjeunes, based in the town of Pikine in Senegal. She was among the journalists selected to attend the four-day training session in Dakar. Loume feels the training helped changed the way she now reports on irregular migration. She has been reporting on this issue for the past five years and, prior to the training, relied heavily on information gathered on the internet, from international media organisations or other institutions like the United Nations or IOM. "All that we gave was negative. We used exactly the [same] words that the occidental [western] media used. We did not used our own words," Codou Loume says. She said that she now understands the importance of giving the opportunity to the migrants to use their own words to explain what happened to them when they left the country illegally. "The training teached me... to do a spot, before I never did that. I never did the portrait of a migrant. And it made a big difference because it is after that training that people came to me and told me I decided to go but now I [will] stay in Senegal and work here", adds Loume. Baba Sy is one of the listeners of Radio Oxyjeunes who changed his mind about paying smugglers a large sum of money to smuggle him to Europe. After listening to one of the radio programmes he opted to stay and invest the money he saved in Pikine. "I was shocked by the testimonies I heard from migrants who came back. The hardship they faced, the abuse, those who were killed… And the huge amount of money they lost. But I would like to ask IOM to help the migrants before they leave and not wait until they are sent back home.You should help people when they most need it. And if IOM cannot do any of that, can it refund some of the money spent by the migrants ? I cried a lot when listening to the programme and I thought I was lucky not to have left." Baba Sy’s interview was aired on Radio Oxyjeunes in woloff, one of the main languages spoken in Senegal. Using local languages instead of "western" languages such as French or English – incidentally the language of former colonial powers – is important for the listeners to relate to the message broadcast. "We tried to have as many local languages as possible [during the training]. It [touches] people’s heart in a way French or English won’t. When some stories come from abroad, they say that it is some kind of manipulation from countries which don’t want to see migrants coming. Talking to them in the language [they use] to express their emotions, also helps them to build their opinion," says Jean-Luc Mootoosamy. He admits that the most difficult aspect of the training was to "deconstruct" what the journalists were doing before. They tend to do very long interviews, out of which they would take only one minute for the broadcasts. Mootoosamy said that there was a wealth of untapped information at their disposal. So, they worked on interviews the journalists did, isolating various extracts that may be used for various purposes : a spot, a portrait, gathering information for a debate… Niger and Senegal were the first two countries where Aware Migrants’ initiative of training local radio journalists took place. It may be extended to other countries but, according to IOM, only if it gathers the funds to do so. Tweet to Leonard Doyle Tweet to Media Expertise Tweet to Zeenat Hansrod

32 Encuentro Nacional de Mujeres | Informe

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 20, 2017 19:25

Durante los días 14, 15 y 16 de octubre se realizó el 32 Encuentro Nacional de Mujeres en Resistencia, Chaco. La ciudad recibió a más de 70000 mujeres, de todas las provincias e incluso de diversos países de América Latina y el mundo. El evento fue una fiesta. Compartimos algunas la cobertura especial realizada por Graves y agudas (Radio Sur) después de tres días de intensos debates en 71 talleres que abarcan casi todos los temas que atraviesan la vida de las mujeres. Suenan por orden de aparición: Pamela Soto (Comisión organizadora 32ENM), Lucía Gorricho (FM de la Azotea -Mar del Plata-, Red de Mujeres de AMARC), Fragmento de la apertura de la radio abierta del 32ENM (Red Nosotras en el Mundo), Liliana Daunes (Comunicadora feminista, FM La Tribu -CABA-), Mariela de San Luis (Testimonio sobre el taller de cultura de la violación) y Cánticos cantados en la marcha del Encuentro.

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Taller de género de la Asamblea AMARC | Coberturas

Play Episode Listen Later May 13, 2017 11:14

Cobertura a cargo de Florencia Flores Iborra.

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#NosotrasParamos

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 19, 2016 11:05

Compartimos la entrevista realizada a nuestra productora Florencia Flores Iborra, integrante de la Red de Mujeres de AMARC. El paro de mujeres comenzó a las 13 y culminó a las 14, tiempo durante el cual hubo un "ruidazo" para que la medida se sienta y, también, pueda ser acompañada por quienes no pudieron parar. La consigna es, también, vestir de negro -el color del luto- durante toda la jornada. La medida contó con el respaldo de numerosas organizaciones, sindicatos y agrupaciones sociales en medio de la conmoción por dato que revela el asesinato de una mujer cada 26 horas. En distintos lugares de trabajo, las mujeres vistieron de luto e interrumpieron sus labores para salir a las calles de la ciudad de Buenos Aires o concentrarse en el hall de los edificios en que trabajan. La protesta convocada bajo los lemas #NosotrasParamos, #NiUnaMenos y #VivasNosQueremos se replicó en al menos otras 138 ciudades y varios países del continente, entre ellos Chile, México, Uruguay, Bolivia y Estados Unidos. También se anunciaron actos en España, en las ciudades de Madrid, Barcelona y Alicante, y Francia, informaron las organizadoras.

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AMARC Conversa | Masculinidades en diálogo

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 7, 2016 4:34

Las emisoras de la Asociación Mundial de Radios Comunitarias de Argentina nos reunimos en una nueva edición del ciclo AMARC Conversa. En este segundo capítulo debatimos sobre las masculinidades. La actividad se realizó en Radio Sur y participaron el Grupo Casonero de Teatro del Oprimido donde propusieron usar el cuerpo y los espacios de la radio y la activista lesbiana y feminista valeria flores, quien reflexionó sobre las diversas formas de habitar la masculinidad en nuestra sociedad. La actividad se desarrolló con el objetivo de conversar sobre las masculinidades construidas dentro de los colectivos radiales, los medios de comunicación y la sociedad en general. "AMARC Conversa" es un ciclo de encuentros promovidos por las radios asociadas a la red de AMARC Argentina. La iniciativa se propone realizar una serie de conversatorios sobre diversos temas de géneros con el fin de que se multipliquen en todas las regiones del país donde existen radios comunitarias que integran la red. El primer conversatorio denominado Aborto hoy, se realizó en agosto de 2015 en FM La Tribu en Buenos Aires y en esa oportunidad se reflexionó sobre la situación del aborto en nuestro país.

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Masculinidades en diálogo | AMARC Conversa 2016

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 16, 2016 13:24

El próximo miércoles 28 de septiembre a las 19 hs., las emisoras de la Asociación Mundial de Radios Comunitarias de Argentina invitan a una nueva edición del ciclo AMARC Conversa, en este segundo capítulo debatiremos sobre masculinidades. La sede del conversatorio será en Radio Sur FM 88.3 (José C Paz 3078, Parque Patricios, CABA). Participarán de la jornada: el Grupo Casonero de Teatro del Oprimido con una propuesta para usar el cuerpo y los espacios de la radio; y valeria flores, activista lesbiana y feminista; luego se abrirá el diálogo sobre sensaciones e impresiones causadas por la obra. La idea es conversar sobre las masculinidades construidas dentro de los colectivos radiales, los medios de comunicación y la sociedad en general. "AMARC Conversa" es un ciclo de encuentros promovidos por las radios asociadas a la red de AMARC Argentina. La iniciativa se propone realizar una serie de conversatorios sobre diversos temas de géneros con el fin de que se multipliquen en todas las regiones del país donde existen radios comunitarias que integran la red. El primer conversatorio se realizó 27 de agosto de 2015 en FM La Tribu en Buenos Aires, la temática elegida fue sobre la educación sexual responsable y el derecho a la interrupción voluntaria del embarazo.

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Why is Cellular Nutrition important in Chronic Disease for Healing

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 5, 2016 63:07

Is your body breaking down and you can't figure out what you are missing? Is the answer a drug, a surgery or a miracle product? Are you treating your car better with maintenance than your body? Are you doing the green drink and pumping it up at the gym to negate all your other bad habits? What is the point of healing if you don't understand what you are needing to get your system going better than ever before? Al Sanchez, CEO of AMARC which produces a product Poly MVA that helps to provide cellular nutrition in the face of many health challenges. Using the correct product that is bioavailable and necessary for energy powerhouse production is a path toward wellness.For more information visit: www.PolyMVA.com

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Podcast #33 1/3 – World Radio Day with Francesco Diasio, AMARC Secretary General

Radio Survivor Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 13, 2016 57:09

February 13 is World Radio Day, a day set aside to celebrate radio as a medium, sponsored by UNESCO. This year’s theme is “Radio in Times of Emergency and Disaster.” Though celebrated globally, World Radio Day is less well known in the United States. To help better connect us with global community radio, Eric talked […] The post Podcast #33 1/3 – World Radio Day with Francesco Diasio, AMARC Secretary General appeared first on Radio Survivor.

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Podcast #33 1/3 – World Radio Day with Francesco Diasio, AMARC Secretary General

Radio Survivor Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 13, 2016 57:09

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Cellular Nutrition for Severe Health Challenges and Cancer

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 12, 2015 60:06

Topic: Nutritional product that enhances and heals cellsCells damaged by extensive medical proceduresCells unable to produce energyPost cancer therapies need nutrition for quality of lifeGuest: Al Sanchez, JrCEO of AMARC: exclusive product Poly MVAAre you not sure what to eat for your particular health concern? Have medical therapies left you drained and unable to start healing yourself? Is the internet abound with information and you just need to get your immune system started again? How can you help your family member to start taking something simple to improve their health, especially the elderly? Is it ever too late to take care of your health?For more information visit: www.polymva.com

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Cancer: New Therapies and How Far Have We Come or Not?

Play Episode Listen Later May 19, 2014 61:45

Cancer, a word that was rarely used prior to 1980 but of recent years, everyone you know including your pets have cancer. What is this world coming to? Why are people dying of cancer or fighting a fight that grabs every breath they take? What is happening to our bodies? Who is winning the battle against Cancer or is there ever going to be a winner? Does medicine have all the answers and solutions?My guests are: Dr. James Forsythe, The Compassionate Oncologist and coined 'the best integrative oncologist in the US' also; Al Sanchez, CEO of AMARC Enterprises, producer of Poly MVA, which helps to strengthen the body to promote overall health. Any disease which taxes the immune system and takes us to our knees can be support by providing the nutrients to ramp up the body to fight invaders. Today, Mr. Sanchez will also be speaking about new cancer therapies and how these may be added on your list to check out if you are fighting a battle of your own. Your physician may have a limited list of treatments but Alternative Medicine is another whole list of treatments which may be just the thing to bring you back to optimum health. Do you know what oxidative therapies are? How hydrogen peroxide may help your health? We will be taking callers at today's show and also if you are listening on archives and have questions, please contact AMARC and their support team who can help you or email me directly here. If you need help, please ask. www.polymva.com

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Repair Your Cell Health in the Face of Damaging Therapies or Chronic Illness

RCI Canadá en las Américas Café

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 10, 2013 66:36

Personalized health, DNA testing, Preventative prescription medications, and targeted cell therapies are in the news recently with hopes of 'removing a serious illness or cancer' from the body. Therapies have taken a toll on people to the extent of taking their lives. Is this the quality of life that you wish to live while going through therapies, while living with a chronic illness or even with a life that is challenged with stress related illnesses? There is a way to support your body with nutrients specifically designed to replace the factors that are necessary for all cells, damaged or healthy, to work at the highest level of energy possible.My guest is Al Sanchez, Jr., CEO of AMARC Enterprises, Worldwide Exclusive Provider of Poly MVA, a breakthrough supplement that may assist in boosting the immune system and support healing damaged cells. As many therapies set out to destroy diseased cells, they also affect healthy cells leading to significant health issues and decreased quality of life. Poly MVA supports all cells with the missing nutrition necessary to repair and function again in the face of stressors on the body.For more information on Poly MVA click here and to read about Al Sanchez, Jr. of AMARC, click here.

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ES_Entrevue__1

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 19, 2013 7:37

Entrevista con Ernesto Lamas, uno de los fundadores de la radio comunitaria argentina FM La Tribu y fue coordinador regional de AMARC.

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RCI Canadá en las Américas Café

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 15, 2013 9:06

Entrevista con la salvadoreña-canadiense Sylvia Richardson, miembro del Consejo de administración de AMARC.

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RCI Canadá en las Américas Café

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 5, 2013 28:00

Entrevista con Marcelo Solervicens, secretario general de AMARC

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The Battle of Moytura 06: Amarc na Mór Rígna – The Morrigan’s View (Part 1)

Story Archaeology

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2013 44:39

As the last sections of our saga are revealed, the overall picture of the Battle of Moytura emerges. The Morrigan, the poet and recorder of the Dé Danann, gives a raven's-eye view of the battle. Explore some of the overlooked treasures of Cath Maige Tuired with the Story Archaeologists. Don’t forget to subscribe to get the latest posts! Related Articles will be posted in the days to come. Old episodes now available on archive.org. By The Story Archaeologists. Music: “Tam Lin” by Gian Castello.

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The Battle of Moytura 06: Amarc na Mór Rígna – The Morrigan’s View (Part 2)

Story Archaeology

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2013 44:29

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Cancer, Chronic Illness, Low Quality of Life: Need help?

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 13, 2012 59:19

Do you have a chronic illness or cancer and your body is tired? Have you lost the energy of each day? Are you able to absorb the nutrients that you need to support daily bodily functions? Has your quality of life taken a dive and you feel like you are sinking minute to minute? Illness, medication and the need to repair the body sucks the life out of the food and nutrients you put into it. At times it can seem like no matter what you do, it never is enough to raise your energy or improve your daily life. My guest today, Al Sanchez, CEO of AMARC, will be speaking to us about their top product, Poly-MVA. It is a uniquely-formulated combination of minerals, vitamins and amino acids designed to support cellular energy production and promote overall health. Poly-MVA also replaces specific nutrients than may be depleted during certain therapies. We know that foods give us the best source of nutrients but in many significant health conditions, the body simply cannot take in enough nutrients and in a few instances, the body may not be able to get the nutrients from the food that is taken in. Poly-MVA goes right to work, takes no prisoners and delivers much needed nutrition. If you know anyone going through a health crisis, listen, see if this sounds like them, share the link to this show and support them in getting something to help them feel better. Reach AMARC here to review about Poly-MVA. If you need further support, contact me through my website here.

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MN.06.11.1997.Chile & Bruce Girard

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 28, 2012 30:16

Media Network's first visit to Chile. This was in connection with a radio festival that Radio Netherlands organized with several hundred partner stations in Santiago. Diana Janssen made the trip - I stayed in the Netherlands working on other projects at the time. She spoke with Bruce Girard who later went on to do a lot of work with AMARC, the community radio organisation.

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MN.18.03.1999.Voice of Peace and Student Radio

Play Episode Listen Later May 28, 2012 30:10

This programme had the news that the was returning (website still up), AMARC starts a special webcast and radio marathon, Jim Cutler explains the new safari series, Steve Whitt talks about how mediumwave is being down graded in favour of FM. In the UK there have been more low-power special event licences. Radio Caroline though, would not qualify. Frequencies such as 999 kHz. Media Network's MW Test lab: we've been testing the radio.

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MN.24.02.2000 Tonga & Propagation