Podcasts about Appollo

Just because NASA stopped going back to the moon, doesn't mean we will. That's right, it's another moon episode. Tune in and hear about the real Appollo 13, the truth about aliens, and what happened the last time NASA had the balls to go to the moon. Buckle up, punk, you're gonna love this one. 

Geoffrey Blake is an Emmy nominated, two-time SAG Award winning actor best known for his role as 'Wesley' (the abusive radical boyfriend) opposite Robin Wright's 'Jennie' in the iconic Academy Award Best Picture Forrest Gump. In addition to that film, he has appeared alongside Academy Award Winner Tom Hanks in multiple films. Those performances are part of his frequent collaborations with such Academy Award winning filmmakers as Robert Zemeckis and Ron Howard (Forrest Gump, Contact, Cast Away, Appollo 13, EDtv,  and Frost/Nixon.) His most critically acclaimed performance was that of the preppy pipe-smoking astrophysicist 'Fisher', the right-hand man, in the Sci-Fi classic Contact opposite Academy Award winner Jodie Foster. Blake has well over 100 credits to his name in both television and film. In the 1980's and early 1990's, he frequently collaborated with friend and colleague, Emilio Estevez. The two met on the generation defining film Young Guns where he portrayed 'McCloskey', the Young Gun snitch, opposite Estevez, Charlie Sheen, Kiefer Sutherland, Lou Diamond Phillips, and Dermot Mulroney. He would go on to make four more films with Estevez as both an actor and director (Men at Work, Rated X, The War at Home, Nightbreaker). He also worked with other luminary filmmakers such as Ridley & Tony Scott (The Man in the High Castle, Enemy of the State), Paul Mazursky (The Pickle), Frank Darabont (Mob City), Barry Levinson (Wag the Dog), Roland Joffe (Texas Rising) and numerous others. In addition, he has appeared in a multitude of Emmy Award winning series, mini-series, and movies for television with prolific content providers such as Steven Bochco, David Milch, Jerry Bruckheimer, Shonda Rhimes, David Shore, Paul Attanosio, Don Bellisario, and Dick Wolf, repeatedly reaching out to Blake to be on their shows.

Diese Woche haben wir 6 für jedes Depot mit dabei. Vielleicht hast du eines der Unternehmen noch nicht gehört. Dazu wie immer die Themen sowie die Tops und Flops der Woche. Zum Schluss gibt es noch spannende Investmentideen und der Ausblick auf die kommende Woche darf nicht fehlen. Youtube - https://youtu.be/qRg-U5Hse_4 Marcels Update - https://youtu.be/qFx5KgKf-1M Philipps Update - https://youtu.be/cb6g2M_sNAI

Le globe-trotteur El Gato Negro pose ses valises en France avec un quatrième album intitulé « Tigre qui pleure » (label X Ray Production), un disque enregistré à Dakar, inspiré par l'Afrique de l'Ouest et réunissant des artistes du continent et cubains. Des chansons interprétées en français, en espagnol ou en wolof. Tout le monde le sait, Toulouse, dans le sud-ouest de la France, a accouché de bien des chanteurs et musiciens de talent. Voici l'un de ses rejetons, un chat noir tendance baroudeur porte-bonheur, qui a pris l'habitude de s'échapper des toits de la ville rose pour courir le monde.Après le métro de Barcelone, il a arpenté l'Amérique latine du Mexique à l'Argentine en bus, en stop et en bateau pendant 9 ans, jouant dans les rues, les bars et les petits festivals. Depuis son 1er album Cumbia Libre, sa pop subtropicale se joue des frontières, y compris africaines, puisque, pendant les 5 dernières années, il s'est nourri au lait de la kora, du balafon et des musiques d'Afrique de l'Ouest.El Gato Negro s'est produit, ce jeudi 8 février 2024, en clôture du festival « Au fil des voix » à Paris, il fait escale aujourd'hui dans le studio de VMDN. Il vient nous présenter son quatrième album, Tigre qui pleure qui vient de sortir chez X-Ray Production. Au menu de ce Café Gourmand : Marjorie Bertin est allée au Maroc, à l'occasion de la deuxième édition du Festival de Littérature Africaine de Marrakech (du 8 au 11 février 2024). Un festival d'auteurs réunissant des écrivains du continent africain, de ses diasporas et de ses descendants. Un rendez-vous culturel qui abolit avec panache les frontières entre la littérature marocaine et le reste de l'Afrique Lisa Giroldini a lu la bande dessinée « Vingt décembre, chroniques de l'abolition » des auteurs Appollo et Téhem, publiée aux éditions Dargaud Muriel Maalouf a assisté à la Comédie Française l'adaptation de la bande dessinée à succès « Culottées » de Pénélope Bagieu, dans une mise en scène signée Justine Heynemann.

Par Sarah Clément, Martin Boujol et les élèves de 11H du Collège de Béthusy. Au menu du débat livres: Un soir dʹété, Philippe Besson, Julliard. Fabriquer une femme, Marie Darrieussecq, P.O.L. Un si beau bleu. Florian Forestier, Belfond. BD "Vingt décembre-chroniques de lʹabolition", Appollo et Tehem, Dargaud. Chroniques des élèves de 10H du Collège de Béthusy: Lʹaube est bleue sur Mars de Florence Hinckel (Nathan) par Lise-Marie. Grand Passage de Stéphanie Leclerc (Syros) par Sarah. Coups de cœur: Insula, Caroline Caugant, Seuil (Sarah). Le coup du fou, Alessandro Barbaglia, Liana Lévi (Martin).

Welcome to Season 4 of Conversations with Musicians, with Leah Roseman. For this first episode in 2024, I welcome the violinist, author and coach Jennifer Roig-Francoli. We talk about her newly released  book, Make Great Music with Ease!: The Secret to Smarter Practice, Confident Performance, and Living a Happier Life, and  her Art of Freedom Method which incorporates the mind-body skills of the Alexander Technique. This episode also features excerpts from her solo violin album, Solo Con Spirito, with music of Kreisler, Enescu and Bach.  Jennifer had the opportunity to study with Nathan Milstein, Josef Gingold and Stanley Ritchie  and has had an interesting career as a performer, including with Appollo's Fire. We talk about performing barefoot at Carnegie Hall, travels to India, and in Jennifer's words” how you do one thing is how you do everything”. I myself have been very influenced by different mind-body practices like the Alexander Technique,  and the power of thought to help me address habitual tensions in my own life has really helped me, and I trust this inspiring and helpful episode will be of help to you, both musical performers and not, because the content of this discussion addresses universal challenges for all of us.  This conversation is punctuated by some excerpts from Jennifer's solo album, and I hope you'll listen to the whole album which you'll find both on streaming services, or better yet for purchase on her website: https://artoffreedom.me/meet-jennifer/ Like all my episodes, you can watch this on my YouTube channel or listen to the podcast, and I've also linked the transcript to my website: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/jennifer-roig-francoli Here you can sign up for my weekly newsletter to get access to Sneak Peeks for upcoming episodes: https://mailchi.mp/ebed4a237788/podcast-newsletter I have had several interviews talking about some of the same issues as this episode. My interviews with  Julie Lyonn-Lieberman, Madeline Bruser, Stephen Nachmanovitch, Derek Gripper and Daniel Ramjattan will be good places  to start if you missed any of those.  Finally, I'm an independant podcaster, and I truly need the help of my listeners to keep this project going: https://ko-fi.com/leahroseman photo of Jennifer Roig-Francoli: Tina Gutierrez Timestamps:  (00:00) Intro (04:16) album Solo con Spirito! Celebrating 50 (05:27) excerpt from Kreisler's Recitativo and Scherzo-Caprice (07:07) excerpt from Enescu's Sarabande (07:47) Stanley Ritchie  (10:03) Jennifer's studies at Indiana University, learning baroque violin (12:58) Apollo's Fire (15:11) studies with Nathan Milstein (18:43) Alexander Technique and Primal Alexander touch-free approach (32:58) please support this series! Thanks.  (33:15) the importance of transitions and mindset, performance anxiety, The Art of Freedom Method (41:43) music education, pressure from teachers, competitiveness in the music industry (46:36) excerpt from Ysaye's Ballade (46:34) challenges in parenting for musicians (52:44) music education, letting go of the focus on goals (58:41) excerpt from Bach's Chaconne (01:00:12) performing barefoot (01:02:56) decisions around pitch and more for Solo con Spirito (01:07:25) How you do one thing is how you do everything (01:11:32) India meditation retreat Amma's ashram (01:16:31) connections made through Art of Freedom online coaching --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leah-roseman/message

YUH 154 is Between The Covers Chapter 4 - Acheron with Admin Thea! Published in 2008, Acheron by Sherilyn York is the 14th, and possibly most popular, entry in the Dark Hunter series. It tells the story of a man reborn as a god, whose life is defined by unspeakable cruelty at the hands of those he should have trusted most. Acheron transports over thousands of years from a terrible life as a sex slave in the lost city of Atlantis to leader of gods on a quest to save humanity. Admin Thea from the Rock and Roll Heaven podcast returns for this signature edition of romantic fantasy and explains why it remains one of her favorite books of all time. #Acheron #sherilynyork  #styx #Appollo #artemis #nickelback #darkhunterseries #badreligion #lovehurts #fantasyfiction  Trigger warning, Acheron is quite ribald, with depictions of sexual encounters and violent imagery. It is not for young listeners YUH Theme by David T and Mojo 3 https://www.amazon.com/Insanity-Sobriety-Blues-David-Mojo3/dp/B091N8BJNB Acheron on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Acheron-Dark-Hunter-Book-Sherrilyn-Kenyon/dp/0312362153/ref=asc_df_0312362153&mcid=361a245906653efb9c140199a53e54c6?tag=bingshoppinga-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=80195682975243&hvnetw=o&hvqmt=e&hvbmt=be&hvdev=c&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=&hvtargid=pla-4583795269786263&psc=1 Sherilyn Kenyon Official: https://www.sherrilynkenyon.com/ Rock and Roll Heaven Podcast on Spotify ⁠https://open.spotify.com/show/02fL1VgT7JDmYcRhtvvOP1?si=uzy69JnBQUm6XulGX1SRog&app_destination=copy-link⁠ Rock snd Roll Heaven on Facebook (Thea is the admin): ⁠https://www.facebook.com/RockandrollLT?mibextid=LQQJ4d⁠ Yeah Uh Huh Social Stuff: Yeah Uh Huh on TikTok  https://www.tiktok.com/@yeahuhhuhpod Yeah Uh Huh on Facebook  https://facebook.com/YeahUhHuhPod Yeah Uh Huh on Twitter  https://twitter.com/YeahUhHuhPod Yeah Uh Huh on Spotify   https://open.spotify.com/show/7pS9l716ljEQLeMMxwihoS?si=27bd15fb26ed46aa Yeah Uh Huh on Apple Podcasts   https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/yeah-uh-huh/id1565097611 Yeah Uh Huh Website:  ⁠https://yeah-uh-huh.wixsite.com/yeahuhhuhpod --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yeah-uh-huh/message

Welcome back to a new episode of Her HypeSquad with Bosstrack! This week I sat down with Randi Deckard, a Senior VP of Client Engagement, to talk about advocating for yourself, the danger of assumptions, the many benefits of working cross-functionally, breaking down silos, and helping others shine. We cover so much ground in this conversation - we've got something for everyone! About Randi: Randi Deckard has over twenty years of commercial healthcare industry experience with a focus on driving revenue growth with a customer-obsessed approach. She has experience driving revenue and profitability in the Life Sciences, Technology, and Financial Services sectors of Healthcare. Randi has transformed her clinical scientist data-driven experiments into GTM playbooks that drive profitable sustainable growth. She's a Master of Revenue Architecture, a serial learner, and proud mama of two fur babies, Appollo and Luna. Contact Randi: LinkedIn: @randisuedeckard

Welcome to 'Positive. Energy. Generations,' in this episode we unravel the intricate interplay of thoughts, plans, and artistic inspiration. In this series, we explore the fascinating realm of overthinking and the challenges it can pose to our success. We'll dive into the depths of the mind, unraveling the mysteries of how our thoughts can be both our allies and adversaries. Join us as we navigate the intricate landscape of overthinking, offering practical strategies for finding clarity and taking productive action. We'll also introduce you to an exceptional artist each episode, sharing their creative journey and the power of their artistry. Discover how art can be a source of inspiration and solace in the midst of the chaos of our thoughts with Artist, OMAR APPOLLO. Dive in deep now, on iheartradio and all major platforms. Are you ready to embark on a journey of introspection, transformation, and artistic discovery? Subscribe now and let 'the P.E.G Family' be your companion on this enlightening path to success and creativity." The VIBEZ stay set and unmatched. ITS JUST A VIBE TING!!!!

Dark Rideby Lou Berney9/23/23 William MorrowThis week we visited with an old friend, Lou Berney, about his new book “Dark Ride.:From Lou Berney, the acclaimed, multi award-winning author of November Road and The Long and FarawayGone, comes a Dark RideSometimes the person you least expect is just the hero you needTwenty-one-year-old Hardy “Hardly” Reed—good-natured, easygoing, usually stoned—is drifting through life.A minimum-wage scare actor at an amusement park, he avoids unnecessary effort and unrealistic ambitions.Then one day he notices two children, around six or seven, sitting all alone on a bench. Hardly checks ifthey're okay and sees injuries on both children. Someone is hurting these kids.He reports the incident to Child Protective Service.That should be the end of it. After all, Hardly's not even good at looking out for himself so the last thing hewants to do is look out for anyone else. But he's haunted by the two kids, his heart breaking for them. And themore research he does the less he trusts that Child Protective Services —understaffed and overworked—willdo anything about it.That leaves...Hardly. He is probably the last person you'd ever want to count on. But those two kids havenobody else but him. Hardly has to do what's right and help them.For the first time in his life, Hardly decides to fight for something. This might be the one point in his entire life,he realizes, that is the entire point of his life. He will help those kids.At first, trying to gather evidence that will force the proper authorities to intervene, Hardly is a total disaster.Gradually, with assistance from unexpected allies, he develops investigative skills and discovers he's smarterand more capable than he ever imagined.But Hardly also discovers that the situation is more dangerous than he ever expected. The abusive father whohas been hurting these children isn't just a lawyer—he also runs a violent drug-dealing operation. The motherclaims she wants to escape with the kids—but Hardly isn't sure he can trust her.Faced with a different version of himself than he has ever known, Hardly refuses to give up. But hiscommitment to saving these kids from further harm might end up getting the kids, and Hardly himself, killed.TRIVIALast week's question was:Isaac Asminov was a prolific author but he had one serious phobia.. What was it?a. Fear of the number 13b. Fear of Heightsc. Fear of Closed spacesd. Fear of flyingThe answer is d. Fear of Flying.. Asimov was afraid of flying, doing so only twice: once in the course ofhis work at the Naval Air Experimental Station and once returning home from Oahu In 1946. Consequently, heseldom traveled great distances. This phobia influenced several of his fiction works, such as the Wendell Urthmystery stories and the Robot novels featuring Elijah Baley. In his later years, Asimov found enjoymenttraveling on cruise ships, beginning in 1972 when he viewed the Appollo 11 launch from a cruise ship. Onseveral cruises, he was part of the entertainment program, giving science-themed talks aboard ships such asthe Queen Elizabeth 2. He sailed to England in June 1974 on the SS France for a trip mostly devoted tolectures in London and Birmingham, though he also found time to visit Stonehenge.This week's question is:Mystery author Charlotte MacLeod had a family connection to which criminala. Whitey Bulgerb. John Gottic. Al Caponed. Albert Anastasia

Bonjour, bonsoir, je suis Jean-Sébastien votre barman, et dans ce nouvel épisode, je vous invite à en apprendre plus sur l'espace. Et les piliers qui font parti du voyage sont :   @_alicelombard,  @clementkersual @fabrandanne @clara_sthubert

L'immersion, dans les prémices du mot, est une sensation, un état, où le corps est entouré, recouvert, ou plongé, à la fois dans un espace, mais aussi bien dans une histoire. À l'origine, c'est l'écoute, la première expérience immersive, car écouter, c'est accepter de se mettre en immersion. Le 22 au 25 juin 2023 au spa du Grand casino du Havre en préfiguration de l'ouverture de la saison 2023 d'Un Été au Havre, les clients du Pasino et moi, avons acceptés non pas de flotter, mais de couler pour l'art. L'artiste Pyaré proposait deux de ses expériences de réalité virtuelle aquatique : Lone whale, et Spaced out. Dans l'eau, les corps et les esprits se laissent porter. La cage thoracique agit comme une bulle d'air, Équipé d'une ceinture de flottaison, d'un masque de réalité virtuelle adapté, je flottais dans la piscine chauffée.Lone whale, c'est une immersion dans une histoire légendaire d'une baleine solitaire qui ne suit pas le trajet migratoire et qui vocalise à plus 52 HZ, ce qui ne lui permet pas de communiquer avec ses congénaires. Nous nageons avec une équipe scientifique, au cœur des fonds marin, à tenter de la localiser.Spaced Out est inspiré du film Le voyage dans la lune, de Geroges Méliès, premier film de science fiction, mais aussi par les écrits de Jules Vernes. C'est un voyage abstrait dans un espace stellaire et étrange. L'eau permet au corps d'apprendre vite ce que c'est que d'être en état d'apesanteur, accompagné par les sons d'archives de la mission Appollo 11. L'intention de Pyaré est de nous immerger dans un espace lunaire, grâce à la sensation presque irréelle que l'on peut éprouver dans l'eau, celle de ne plus sentir la charge de nos corps, de ne plus dépendre de la gravité.Plonger dans des histoires, visiter des mondes et en éprouver des sensations, ce ne sont pas de simples distraction. Ce sont des expérience qui nous permettent d'affûter nos sens et notre esprit, pour nous permettent ensuite à réfléchir sur comment appréhender notre réalité.> Pour tenter vous aussi une experience de réailité virtuelle, rendez-vous dans le hall du Grand Casino du Havre, du 13 juillet au 13 août, pour découvrir l'Arbre soleil, un expérience entre le merveilleux et le poétique réalisé par Onyo.Un reportage réalisé par Olivia Bonnafoux avec :Pyaré, réalisateur d'œuvre immersiveMichael Swierczynski, directeur de l'innovation du groupe PartoucheExtraits :Spaced out - Mourad BncrTu t'envoles - Peter panextrait du dessin animé TintinMoon fever - AIRLe voyage imaginaire - Polo & panextraits du film d'animation Peter pan et le pays imaginaire - DisneyMusique originale d'ouverture du film de Voyage sur la lune - George Melies, composé par David Short, joué par le Billi Brass quintetLa Lune à la conquête de la pop culture - Franceinfo INAExtrait du film Comme un poisson dans l'eau - Patrick LamaisonExtraits lus de Vingt Mille Lieues sous les mers, Jules VernesSonic Armada – AIRClair de lune - Claude DebussySong of the birds - Annette Scholten et Nanke Flach Spaced Out de Pierre Pyaré Friquet - © Pyaré en collaboration avec BALLAST TECHNOLOGIES

A great podcast interview with upcoming hip hop artist in Hopkinsville, Kentucky Julius Apollo. We talked about how he grew up, what led him to doing music, and what he has going on right now and in the future as far as his music career. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ejonesanniston/message

Will is joined in the studio by Cantrip Cartel host Jake, Atomic Geekdom host Kyle, Jonny, Parkman and Appollo and they discuss everything and anything going on with 2022 Magic and 2023. Catch Jake's podcast at https://anchor.fm/cantripcartel Find Kyle's Podcast at https://www.atomicgeekdom.com Support the show by visiting https://www.patreon.com/drcasualmtg Sponsored by Kirwan's Game Store. Check out https://kgsonline.com We are now a part of the Geek To Geek Media Network. Check out their shows at https://geektogeekmedia.com Check out our sister show at https://anchor.fm/cantripcartel We are now ranked. Check out the best MTG podcasts at https://blog.feedspot.com/magic_the_gathering_podcasts/ Like and follow our facebook at http://facebook.com/drcasualmtg Our Discord is at http://discord.drcasualmtg.com @drcasualmtgon Twitter bensonmtg on Twitch email: Podcast@drcasualmtg.com Will@drcasualmtg.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/drcasualmtg/message

This week we are joined in the 'studio' by Appollo, long time listener and patron. We discuss the first looks of the next set All Will Be One and then go on to discuss the Micro March of the Machines Epilogue Packs before finally closing out the year with some thoughts on next year's sets and schedule changes coming to the show. Support the show by visiting https://www.patreon.com/drcasualmtg We are now a part of the Geek To Geek Media Network. Check out their shows at https://geektogeekmedia.com Check out our sister show at https://anchor.fm/cantripcartel Like and follow our facebook at http://facebook.com/drcasualmtg Our Discord is at http://discord.drcasualmtg.com @drcasualmtgon Twitter bensonmtg on Twitch email: Podcast@drcasualmtg.com Will@drcasualmtg.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/drcasualmtg/message

Today in History: 'Who shot J.R.?' episode airs. Edison invents the phonograph. Anything Goes opens on broadway. Ella Fitzgerald wins amatuer night at the Appollo. Rocky opens. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Au sommaire de cette spéciale sorties bouquins : -Les chroniques de GORE DE MER (Collectif, Gore des Alpes), COURS, CHRISTINE, COURS ! de Kasprowiak (Collection Karnage, Zone 52 Editions) et SOUS LES CENDRES de Christoffer Carlsson (Pygmalion) ;-Retour sur le tome 41 du manga BERSERK du regretté Kentaro Miura (Glénat) ;-Évocation de T'ZEE UNE TRAGEDIE AFRICAINE (Dargaud) en compagnie de ses auteurs, à savoir, Olivier Appollo (scénario) et Brüno Thielleux (dessin) ;-Quelques comics avec DARK AGES - L'ÂGE SOMBRE de Tom Taylor et Iban Coello (Panini Comics), SPIDER-MAN - SPIDER-VERSE de Dan Slott, Olivier Coipel et Giuseppe Camuncoli (Panini Comics) et TRANSMETROPOLITAN tome 1 de Warren Ellis et Darick Robertson qui vient de ressortir dans la nouvelle collection d'Urban Comics, Nomad. Bonne écoute à toutes et tous !

durée : 00:02:29 - BD bande dessinée - par : Jean-Christophe OGIER - Tout l'été, "BD, Bandes dessinées" brosse le portrait de fameux scénaristes du 9e art. Episode 3 : Appollo, fils d'Afrique et insulaire.

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Dans les profondeurs des Calanques de Marseille, se cachait depuis 30.000 ans un trésor : la grotte Cosquer. Découverte en 1985, ce témoignage préhistorique est riche de ses centaines de peintures et gravures. Alors qu'ouvre au public une réplique de la grotte, ce documentaire en retrace son histoire extraordinaire. Il y a 37 ans en 1985, un plongeur nommé Henri Cosquer découvrait l'entrée d'une grotte sous-marine près du Cap Morgiou, dans les Calanques de Cassis, près de Marseille, à 37 mètres sous le niveau de la Méditerranée. Pendant six ans, il l'a secrètement visitée avec quelques rares privilégiés. Ce n'est qu'en 1991 qu'il a déclaré officiellement sa découverte. Quelques mois plus tard, la grotte Cosquer était classée monument historique. On y trouve des chefs d'œuvre de l'art pariétal vieux de quelque 30 000 ans. Un joyau archéologique et culturel aujourd'hui menacé par la montée des eaux, dont le grand public pourra à partir de demain découvrir la restitution à la Villa Cosquer Méditerranée, juste à côté du Mucem à Marseille.  À cette occasion, ARTE diffuse à partir de demain (4 juin 2022) sur son site Arte.tv, « La grotte Cosquer, un chef-d'œuvre en sursis », un documentaire passionnant qui raconte le travail des scientifiques et des artistes qui ont permis de dévoiler quelques-uns -seulement – des mystères de la grotte. Sa réalisatrice Marine Thiry est l'invitée de VMDN. Au menu de ce Café Gourmand : Amélie Beaucour a rencontré Bruno et Appollo, les auteurs de la bande dessinée « T'zée, une tragédie africaine », publiée aux éditions Dargaud. Marjorie Bertin a lu le livre « Révérence aux baobabs, du plateau dogon au plateau de scène internationale » du comédien malien Akonio Dolo. Edmond Sadaka a rencontré la grande saxophoniste jazz Géraldine Laurent. Son dernier album s'intitule « Cooking ».

Les sorties BD de Xavier Vanbuggenhout : - « Dream Data » de Damian Bradfield et David Sanchez (Presque Lune) - « Faut faire le million » de Gilles Rochier (6 pieds sous terre) - « T'Zée, une tragédie africaine » de Appollo et Brüno (Dargaud) Le plus gros vendeur de polars en France, Franck Thilliez, pour son nouveau roman "Labyrinthes" (Fleuve Noir), mais aussi "Le plaisir de la peur" (Le Robert/Fleuve Éditions - Collection Secrets d'écriture). "Labyrinthes" : Une scène de pure folie dans un chalet. Une victime au visage réduit en bouillie à coups de tisonnier. Et une suspecte atteinte d'une étrange amnésie. Camille Nijinski, en charge de l'enquête, a besoin de comprendre cette subite perte de mémoire, mais le psychiatre avec lequel elle s'entretient a bien plus à lui apprendre. Car avant de tout oublier, sa patiente lui a confié son histoire. Une histoire longue et complexe. Sans doute la plus extraordinaire que Camille entendra de toute sa carrière… "Le plaisir de la peur" : Le maître du thriller français nous ouvre les portes fascinantes de son imaginaire : traque des idées, construction des personnages, quête de l'angoisse, rien n'est laissé au hasard. Dans ce livre, Franck Thilliez raconte comment il transforme ses cauchemars en récits diaboliques. De quoi surprendre et captiver encore ses lecteurs qui remonteront les mécanismes implacables de la fabrique de la peur jusqu'au plaisir. Le coup de coeur de Gorian Delpâture : « Au Large » de Benjamin Myers (Seuil). Au lendemain de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, du haut de ses seize ans, Robert fuit le destin qui l'attend à la mine et s'élance à travers la campagne anglaise avec une seule idée en tête : voir la mer. De ferme en ferme, il échange chaque soir le gîte et le couvert contre de menus travaux, jusqu'à ce que ses pas le mènent au cottage de Dulcie, perdu dans les herbes folles et la vigne vierge. Bohème et indépendante, à l'aube de la cinquantaine, elle y vit seule. Alors que tout les oppose, l'amitié qui naît entre eux modifiera profondément leurs destins. Si Dulcie fait découvrir à Robert la littérature, la gastronomie et un monde d'idées dont il ignorait l'existence, ce dernier l'amène doucement, en exhumant un manuscrit oublié, à affronter les drames de son passé.

Il y a 25 ans, le 17 mai 1997, le règne de Mobutu prenait fin dans la débacle la plus complète. Isolé politiquement et malade, le vieux léopard a choisi le chemin de l'exil au Maroc, où il mourra quelques mois plus tard. Triste fin pour celui qui était l'un des leaders africains les plus importants du 20ème siècle. En s'inspirant de la tragédie de Racine, "Phèdre", les auteurs Appollo et Brüno nous proposent un récit puissant et subtil, qui frappe notre imaginaire pour nous rappeler que "la vie est une tragédie quand on la regarde de près. Mais avec un peu de recul, c'est une comédie" (Francis Dannemark). Le dessinateur Brüno revient sur la genèse de l'album. Une interview de Charles-Louis Detournay - Montage : Thelma Susbielle - Une production d'ActuaBD.com - Photo : Song : We March Together – Courtesy of Patrick Patrikios -- Youtube audio library SI VOUS AVEZ AIMÉ, LIKEZ, PARTAGEZ ET ABONNEZ-VOUS !!!

Faire des travaux en couple (Comment faire des travaux ensemble et éviter la séparation ?)   Dans cet épisode, je te partage notre expérience des travaux en couple que nous avons fait sur nos deux derniers fourgons : Appollo et Van Solo.  ❀❀❀❀   ✨ Découvre notre blog ultra-complet, avec ses plus de 130 articles sur l'aménagement de van, nos road trips et nos conseils pour vivre en van à l'année : www.levanmigrateur.com  

Faire des travaux en couple (Comment faire des travaux ensemble et éviter la séparation ?)     Dans cet épisode, je te partage notre expérience des travaux en couple que nous avons fait sur nos deux derniers fourgons : Appollo et Van Solo.  ❀❀❀❀   ❀ Tu veux aménager ton fourgon toi-même mais tu ne sais absolument pas par où commencer, ni comment t'y prendre ? Tu peux télécharger notre Manuel du Fourgon Aménagé de près de 1000 pages : https://bit.ly/manuellvm ❀ Tu souhaites être accompagné.e en temps réel dans ton aménagement ? Tu ne te sens pas de choisir tes équipements et matériaux seul.e ? Tu as besoin d'aide pour l'homologation ? Découvre notre programme d'accompagnement personnalisé : https://bit.ly/vansity ❀ Tu voudrais recevoir notre programme par mail pour avoir pleins d'informations exclusives sur le voyage, l'aménagement et la santé (mentale et physique) en fourgon ? Tu peux t'inscrire ici : https://bit.ly/newsletterlvm   SUIS-NOUS SUR NOS RÉSEAUX ↡ - Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/levanmigrateur/ - Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/levanmigrateur2 - Pinterest : https://pinterest.com/levanmigrateur - Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVAdDCCeMU_Kza4c9Jobasw  

The story of Apollo, who worked up to 18hours a day for weeks after the September 11th attacks. . Donations for August and September will be going to Luveable Dog Rescue in Eugene, Oregon. This is the rescue who saved Pablo and Picasso! This rescue saves special needs and pregnant animals, among others, from kill shelters. 2020 was a rough year for them, so if you can, please donate. https://luvabledogrescue.org (https://luvabledogrescue.org) or on Facebook & Instagram @luveabledogrescue . I would love your follow on Facebook https://my.captivate.fm/dashboard/podcast/www.facebook.com/momsofboujeedogs (@momsofboujeedogs) . Enjoy your week! Support this podcast

Eva Interviews hip/hop and rap artists Loser Chris, Damn Skippy, and Apollo Valdez about their upcoming show at Royal American and where they draw musical inspiration from as artists.

Writer and podcaster Nicola Twilley's latest book, co-authored with husband Geoff Manaugh, is Until Proven Safe: The History and Future of Quarantine. She joins the show to discuss the importance of planetary quarantine.

Writer and podcaster Nicola Twilley's latest book, co-authored with husband Geoff Manaugh, is Until Proven Safe: The History and Future of Quarantine. She joins the show to discuss the importance of planetary quarantine.

In Episode 3, Justin talks about: The Best Approach for Longterm Gym success. It is Extremely Simple and ideal for Wheelchair Lifters. Tracking your workouts and why it is a must do for any gym-goer. Bike Path Etiquette, Be aware of your surroundings, and know your Left from your Right. Brief Packers Draft Concerns, Please do not get cute Green Bay! Recent Watch list includes starting Breaking Bad then a rewatch of Appollo 13, Enemy of the State and Godfather 2 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

2019 was a year full of politics, historic anniversaries and ever changing industries here in Florida. This week on Florida Matters we take a look back at a few stories that helped shape our area. There were so many great stories we feature on Florida Matters it was hard to choose which ones to highlight in our year in review. Our Host, Robin Sussingham talked with then newly elected Tampa Mayor, Jane Castor. Mayor Castor served on Tampa's police force for 31 years, and became the first female police chief in 2009. In 2019 Tampa voters chose her to to become their mayor in a run-off election against the late David Straz. In our conversation with Mayor, she talks about the issues facing Tampa. Back in March we learned about the eve changing seafood industry in Florida. We sat down with Ed Chiles the son of the late Governor, Lawton Chiles. Ed owns several seafood restaurants in the area and is the founder of the Gulf Shellfish Institute in Manatee County. Ed talked about the water quality surrounding Tampa Bay and the ideal conditions for raising clams. It was the 50th anniversay of the Appollo 11 moon lading this past July. We had a chance to talk with Robert Stone, the writer, producer, and director of a 6 hour documentary, "Chasing the Moon," which aired on PBS. The documentary chronicled America's space race leading up to the first Lunar Landing and beyond. Citrus has shaped our states identity for 100 years. But it has been a tough ten years with freezes, hurricanes, developmental pressure and greening. We caught up with Mike Sparks the CEO of Florida Citrus Mutual and Kevin Bouffard, a senior reporter at the Ledger. In this segment, Kevin talks about the Citrus Research and Filed Trials better know as CRAFT. Lastly, we listen to former Senator Bill Nelson. In a rear appearance, Nelson recently spoke at Southeastern University in Lakeland. Where he was presented with an award for his long public service by the American Center for Political Leadership.

2019 was a year full of politics, historic anniversaries and ever changing industries here in Florida. This week on Florida Matters we take a look back at a few stories that helped shape our area. There were so many great stories we feature on Florida Matters it was hard to choose which ones to highlight in our year in review. Our Host, Robin Sussingham talked with then newly elected Tampa Mayor, Jane Castor. Mayor Castor served on Tampa's police force for 31 years, and became the first female police chief in 2009. In 2019 Tampa voters chose her to to become their mayor in a run-off election against the late David Straz. In our conversation with Mayor, she talks about the issues facing Tampa. Back in March we learned about the eve changing seafood industry in Florida. We sat down with Ed Chiles the son of the late Governor, Lawton Chiles. Ed owns several seafood restaurants in the area and is the founder of the Gulf Shellfish Institute in Manatee County. Ed talked about the water quality surrounding Tampa Bay and the ideal conditions for raising clams. It was the 50th anniversay of the Appollo 11 moon lading this past July. We had a chance to talk with Robert Stone, the writer, producer, and director of a 6 hour documentary, "Chasing the Moon," which aired on PBS. The documentary chronicled America's space race leading up to the first Lunar Landing and beyond. Citrus has shaped our states identity for 100 years. But it has been a tough ten years with freezes, hurricanes, developmental pressure and greening. We caught up with Mike Sparks the CEO of Florida Citrus Mutual and Kevin Bouffard, a senior reporter at the Ledger. In this segment, Kevin talks about the Citrus Research and Filed Trials better know as CRAFT. Lastly, we listen to former Senator Bill Nelson. In a rear appearance, Nelson recently spoke at Southeastern University in Lakeland. Where he was presented with an award for his long public service by the American Center for Political Leadership.

Anthony Butler is the founder of Broken Robot Productions (@bknrobot) and the head of live entertainment at Graham Nortons production company SO TV and the former booker and promoter at Off The Kerb where he booked their vast network of university shows as well as Live at the Appollo and more.Stream - http://simoncaine.co.uk/ATI/AnthonyButleriTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ask-the-industry-podcast/id946220937?mt=2 YouTube - https://youtu.be/jQJBvo8n6rQSpotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/12wdMpotKGDpFvShobeaoy If you’ve enjoyed the pod please send me (@thismademecool) or Anthony a thank you tweet and you can support the pod by…If you’d like to support the podcast please do via - PayPal - http://simoncaine.co.ukOr Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/AskTheIndustryPodcast Buy my book about building your own online community - https://amzn.to/35EWT7B See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ep. 123: Con talks to "Poison" Appollo Starr, veteran with still a lot to prove, Con and Appollo talk his career, where it all started, his love for hip hop and Ric Flair, his friendships with Hy Zaya, the Soul Shooters with Dru Skillz and much more!

Shownotes:To allow you to find interesting places here are the beginnings of some conversations:We start with how she found herself working remote for CodePen. (1:35)How it is for Cassidy to working remotely for CodePen (3:15)What is Cassidy's responsibility at CodePen (6:11)She is responsible for changing their web application from Ruby Rails and Redux to Apollo and GraphQLCassidy talks about how she interviewed with CodePen (9:40)How the team learns a new technology together as a team (13:20)CodePen's inclusive environment and women in tech (15:45)Why does Cassidy spend time on making jokes and funny videos (19:50)How does Cassidy approach problems? (24:15)How do they communicate in a remote team? (27:00)Do they use Code Reviews at CodePen? (29:35)Cassidy explains that they also invest now more into testing (31:30)How are decisions done at CodePen? Who decides which features are delivered? (32:15)Cassidy talks about how they covert CodPen to a more consolidated state using React and Appollo (38:15)We talk about if you should re-write your code from scratch? (44:15)CodePen is rewritten piece by piece, reminding Michaela about how Slack UI was modernized.Now we talk about Cassidy's side projects and how she integrates that into her life (45:50)Why she isn't a developer evangelist anymore (46:30)What is up with Cassidy and her keyboards? (48:45)Cassidy's advice for others on side projects: figure out why you do that (51)A song that stuck with her and has some solid career advise (52:30)Lyrics:The day is short.The night is long.Why do we work so hard, to get what we don't even want?(From the song: The Day Is Short - Jearlyn Steele)Career advice: You should know what you like and what you dislike (55:00)Rebecca Gracia: When you build your personal career or your personal brand, it's just as important to know what you like as it is what you dislike.Links:Cassidy's talk about converting CodPen Side.Cassidy's websiteSlack engineering blog article on modernizing the UI at Slack

I'm very honoured to present our next guest, who will be the least youngest person I've interviewed! Since its the 50th anniversary of the moon landings, I've got hold of Robert Shanebook who worked for Kodak. Not only did he join the biggest film company in the world, but he was part of the team who built the camera used on the Appollo space missions! Yes I'm talking about the camera that filmed Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong!!! Robert is the only remaining member of the team from 1969, due to the age differences of his colleagues (he was only 21). He has had amazing career with Kodak and published 2 editions of his book. We discuss: Started shooting at 14 with commercial studio shooting 4x5!! Electrocuted volunteering at Kodak museum Yashica 44 Only team member alive Ektachrome to t-max Travelling the world Mr Hasselblad worked at Kodak! Banned from releasing book Kodak made coating plant each decade up to 2000 Rochester had 60,000 employees! Bankruptcy How to shoot in space Astronauts objected to camera Ektrachrome 64 Kodak customers & complaints TIMING 21 - infrared 28 - the book 43 - kodak alaris + distribution of film 48 - appollo mission camera 60 - price of posting from the moon 65 - kodak customer service INFO Roberts book - "making kodak film" - http://www.makingkodakfilm.com/Ordering.html Kodak Eastman museum - https://www.eastman.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/photography-insights/message

This week on Vadge, Adrienne & Sarah record outside the Comic Strip and talk about how people project their career insecurities on them. They then answer emails where they answer when was the last time they cried which lead to them talking about their worst shows. Adrienne apparently sandbagged a charity event and Sarah got booed Showtime at the Appollo style opening for Sheryl Underwood.

Kris Ankarlo on metro taxing Uber, Rain coming, Flowers at Home Depot, Petros of PMS stops by, Lady Gaga and Bradley cooper, Appollo 11 Doc, Van Nuys airport, Rick Dees tules to live by and Stephen A Smith on Dallas Cowboys.

#547 (https://github.com/kentcdodds/ama/issues/547) Transcript: [00:00:00] What does up everybody today is January 23. It's a Wednesday. And the snow is starting to melt. We are going to be talking about question number five hundred forty seven. Thoughts on graft GraphQL and Apollo. This is from somebody named John bebb. Sorry should have practiced that before. And there are questions about graft you on Apollo. They say that they've been building stuff with GraphQL on Apollo and they really liked it. apollo-link-state for local state management and react and a bunch of stuff to feel like it's a really good way to separate the front end from the back end to have it more flexible on the front and you can make changes really quickly without having to necessarily go to the back end to make some changes. And they're just wondering like what my thoughts are about that and if they're missing something. Pros and cons. So I'll preface this first by saying I have not used Apollo at all. I have definitely used GraphQL a little bit and the I've used. What is it called a graphql-request I think is the package graphql-request on npm and I use that because it's small. So yeah I don't really typically. I haven't had a real use case for something like Appollo which is actually very large. So what are my thoughts. [00:01:24][84.0] [00:01:25] I think that's probably the biggest thing Apollo and GraphQL client-side libraries are enormous typically mostly to handle caching and the merging of GraphQL queries and stuff like that and so it would... I'd Have to really be doing a lot of GraphQL queries and stuff for it to justify the size. But other than that I am super super gung ho about GraphQL and I'm really excited about the opportunities that we have for building front ends that are totally separated from the back and I feel like that's the right architecture for most apps. Now if you're building an app that is really SEO like super super important with SEO or something it's not logged in or whatever then I would strongly recommend Gatsby. In which case you can still use GraphQL and things but it has the server rendering aspect and even if it's SEO is not a huge concern then Gatsby is still probably a really awesome bet. I'm really excited about Gatsby. And there are only a few cases where Gatsby probably isn't enough. So yeah. GraphQL. It's awesome. Separating in front end from the back end super super great. Yeah I'm really excited about that. It's something that we're investigating heavily at PayPal as well. And yeah thank you so much for the question. And I will be in your ears tomorrow. Goodbye. [00:01:25][0.0] [84.0]

If you’re interested in personal finance, you know who Suze Orman is. She has written nine best-selling books, is a financial advisor, a speaker, and a television and podcast host. Suze’s book Women & Money addresses some of the financial issues that are unique to women. Full Article Here Show Notes Schlafly India Pale Lager: A clean, malty lager. Brunch: Matt’s homebrew Be Good or Be Gone:Suze sold out the legendary Appollo theater. The event was filmed. You can catch Suze Orman: Women & Money October 1 on the OWN Network. Ahrefs is the secret to LMM’s success. They cover every aspect of SEO. If you want to start a blog or improve traffic to an existing one, this is the tool. You can win a free Lite annual subscription by tweeting @ahrefs and @MoneyMattersMan and telling us why you should be our winner. Join the Listen Money Matters Community on Facebook by visiting listenmoneymatters.com/community to send in new catchphrases for the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul John Dykes and Kevin Graham are joined by Tony Hamilton for this week's episode of A Celtic State of Mind,Tony chats about:* DJing at Kenny Dalglish's Testimonial;* Morrissey storming offstage at The Appollo;* "Songs that our father's sang";* Becoming the Celtic Park half-time announcer;* Writing for the Celtic View;* Tiger Tim's demise;* His love for Tommy Burns;* Paolo Di Canio's departure;* Celtic in Seville;* Martin O'Neill's programme notes;* The Brendan Rodgers effect;* The work of The Celtic FC Foundation.A Celtic State of Mind has gone from strength-to-strength over the last few months, and there are many more guests lined up in the weeks ahead from the world of sport, music, film, art, broadcasting, literature and politics.Connect with A Celtic State of Mind @PaulDykes, @anorthernprose and @CelticStarPod and subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or through your podcast player.

: PARTY OF A MODEL AGENCY , IN A PRIVATE MANSION IN BRUSSELS ... DIRECT FROM THE PLATINE MY COCO , NO CHICHI MY COCO , MIXE AGAIN AND ALWAYS 1 CZR & ITO - Bringin' the Funk 2 CZR feat. Darryl Pandy - Bad Enough (Undagroundiscofunk Rmx) 3 Richard Humpty Vission - Where I'm Going (feat. Static Revenger) (Transcontinental Vox) 4 Monodeluxe;Top My Sky 5 Sun Kings - Maskerade (feat. Diva Dish) (Who Da Funk remix) 6 Soul Minority - Six Nine (Rick Wade Remix) 7 Rick Wade - Drift 8 OnePhatDeeva - Bad Habit (feat. Lisa Millet) (original demo mix) (A.T.F.C. pres.) 9 Monodeluxe; One Fine Day 10 Jose Nuñez - Hold On (feat. Octahvia) (Jazz-N-Groove Nu disco mix) 11 Oscar G V Stryke - Hypnotized (Oscar G Space Miami Mix) 12 monodeluxe kind of a guess 13 Miguel Migs - Lionel's Jam 14 Miguel Migs - Cuban Nights 15 Miguel Migs - Don't Stand There 16 James Holden - I Have Put Out The Light 17 dj hakuei feeling free (feat. enid) 18 dennis ferrer k.t. brooks how do i let go (feat. k.t. brooks) dj able matt bandy remix 19 claude 9 morupisi tears of a broken child (feat. caysoul muziq) (main mix) 20 Index - Ojeras Violeta 21 Appollo 9ine & Melo - Divided United (Dub) 22 Glenn Uunderground;Legacy Of The Know 23 Glenn Underground - City People 24 Fantastic Plastic Machine - Whistle Song 25 Dauwd - Jupiter George 26 Chicken Lips - 3 Soaps In One 27 Block 16 Feat Jhelisa - Find An Oasis 28 Playgroup - #1 29 The Vogado Projects Vol. 1 - Mas Fuerte Que El Sol 31 Brooklyn Heights - Down To The Bone 32 Mr. Hermano - Free As The Morning Sun

: PARTY OF A MODEL AGENCY , IN A PRIVATE MANSION IN BRUSSELS ... DIRECT FROM THE PLATINE MY COCO , NO CHICHI MY COCO , MIXE AGAIN AND ALWAYS 1 CZR & ITO - Bringin' the Funk 2 CZR feat. Darryl Pandy - Bad Enough (Undagroundiscofunk Rmx) 3 Richard Humpty Vission - Where I'm Going (feat. Static Revenger) (Transcontinental Vox) 4 Monodeluxe;Top My Sky 5 Sun Kings - Maskerade (feat. Diva Dish) (Who Da Funk remix) 6 Soul Minority - Six Nine (Rick Wade Remix) 7 Rick Wade - Drift 8 OnePhatDeeva - Bad Habit (feat. Lisa Millet) (original demo mix) (A.T.F.C. pres.) 9 Monodeluxe; One Fine Day 10 Jose Nuñez - Hold On (feat. Octahvia) (Jazz-N-Groove Nu disco mix) 11 Oscar G V Stryke - Hypnotized (Oscar G Space Miami Mix) 12 monodeluxe kind of a guess 13 Miguel Migs - Lionel's Jam 14 Miguel Migs - Cuban Nights 15 Miguel Migs - Don't Stand There 16 James Holden - I Have Put Out The Light 17 dj hakuei feeling free (feat. enid) 18 dennis ferrer k.t. brooks how do i let go (feat. k.t. brooks) dj able matt bandy remix 19 claude 9 morupisi tears of a broken child (feat. caysoul muziq) (main mix) 20 Index - Ojeras Violeta 21 Appollo 9ine & Melo - Divided United (Dub) 22 Glenn Uunderground;Legacy Of The Know 23 Glenn Underground - City People 24 Fantastic Plastic Machine - Whistle Song 25 Dauwd - Jupiter George 26 Chicken Lips - 3 Soaps In One 27 Block 16 Feat Jhelisa - Find An Oasis 28 Playgroup - #1 29 The Vogado Projects Vol. 1 - Mas Fuerte Que El Sol 31 Brooklyn Heights - Down To The Bone 32 Mr. Hermano - Free As The Morning Sun

Though they appear to be the new news anchor lineup for Network Indiana in the picture, Donny Idol, Ricky Ruckus and Appollo Q Starr (left to right) were there to talk up Emerge 12: Consequences. It's Saturday February 6 at the DSI Gym in Columbus.

Jesse and Jeff are joined by L.A. based comedian/ actor Fahim Anwar. They discuss pursuing comedy against his families interests, struggles of booking JFL, and the importance of having a positive outlook.

PODCAST#8 THE PAGAN GODS OF THE BIBLE In this episode we investigate the ancient pagan gods of the Bible and how they have morphed throughout time in a number of different disguises and how they continue to deceive people to this day. We will look at the way they were worshiped in ancient times and how the manipulation of DNA, sacrifice, blood, sex and creating hybrids is still rampant and much alive to this day in variety of forms. This was a very informative and entertaining podcast so be sure and share it with friends to continue to support this ministry. For more Destiny Lab go to: Donate via paypal to: destinylab@gmail.com Order music: www.destinylab.com Watch videos: www.youtube.com/destinylab Facebook: www.facebook.com/destinylab

Épisode 140 :Polina de Bastien Vives, Les carroulet de Tofépi, une vie sans Barjot d'Appollo et Oiry.