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Kanadiske Margaret Atwood er en levende legende. Siden debuten i 1961 med diktsamlingen Double Persephone, har hun over 70 utgivelser bak seg, av poesi, novellesamlinger, romaner, barnebøker, essaysamlinger og opera-librettoer, inkludert verdenskjente titler som Tjenerinnens beretning og MaddAddam-trilogien. Atwoods har særlig markert seg med sine utforskninger av totalitarisme, patriarkalske strukturer og miljøødeleggelse, og er kjent for sin nærmest profetiske spekulative fiksjon, der hun har skildret temaer som innsnevring av kvinners rettigheter, en verdensomspennende pandemi og klimakollaps.Litterært er Atwood fabulerende, uredd og original, med tydelige referanser til litteraturhistorien, enten det er klassiske tekster, eventyr, eller forfattere som William Shakespeare og George Orwell. Litteraturen hennes inneholder ofte elementer fra historiske hendelser, og peker samtidig framover mot nye verdener og nye muligheter.Atwood møtte journalist og forfatter Karin Haugen til samtale om sitt omfangsrike forfatterskap, om historie, samtid, og profetiske fortellinger.Denne samtalen ble arrangert av Litteraturhuset, og foregikk 31. oktober 2024 på hovedscenen til Den Norske Opera og Ballett. Litteraturhusets podkast presenterer bearbeidede versjoner av utvalgte samtaler og foredrag fra Litteraturhusets program. Musikk av Apothek. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Klimakatastrofe. Faldende fødselsrater. Begrænsninger i den fri abort. Margaret Atwood forudså det hele for fyrre år siden i sin kultroman, 'Tjenerindens fortælling'. Derfor undersøger vært, Nanna Mogensen det kommende amerikanske valg sammen med stjerneforfatteren, som er i Danmark denne uge. Hvem bliver præsident - og hvilken slags Amerika, ser vi ind i? Margaret Atwood kommer med chokerende forudsigelser! I studiet er også opinionsredaktør ved Politiken, Lotte Folke Kaarsholm. Hun er kender af Atwoods forfatterskab og forholdene i USA lige nu.

Join us on the Kick Your Boots Up Podcast for the last episode of Season Two as we sit down with Laura Young, President of Brighton Collectables, Inc. and Leegin, and a proud graduate of Southern Methodist University-Cox School of Business. Discover Laura's journey from Tyler, Texas, to leading major brands in the fashion industry, and hear her insights on how she navigated her path to success. Plus, Laura shares her best piece of business advice for aspiring leaders. Don't miss this inspiring episode filled with valuable lessons from one of the top executives in the industry.

In this entertaining episode of the Kick Your Boots Up podcast, we welcome Universal Music Group Nashville recording artist Louie TheSinger. From Fort Worth, TX, Louie shares his incredible journey from breakdancing to rapping, R&B, soul, and country music. Louie keeps it real about his first viral moment in 2018, the heartbreak that followed later, and how he's emerged stronger than ever. He also reveals his favorites in Fort Worth, life on tour, and the unforgettable places he's performed. Plus, get an inside look at his unique songwriting process and what fuels him as an artist and one of the brightest new voices in country music. Louie is ready to take country music by storm. Don't miss this episode packed with untold stories and inspiration.

Get ready to kick up your boots with a behind-the-scenes look at how National Day of the Cowboy Boot came to life. In this episode, Jessica Ogden, Director of Marketing, and Emily Castillion, Social Media Manager at Justin Brands, share the story behind the creation of this exciting campaign. They dive into their inspiration for celebrating 145 years of Justin's heritage and the incredible response from boot lovers everywhere. If you're curious about the history of this iconic brand and what goes into a successful campaign, this is a must-listen. Join us to celebrate craftsmanship, tradition, and the cowboy spirit that makes Justin legendary.

In this episode of the Kick Your Boots Up podcast, we sit down with Justin Boots Territory Manager David King. Join us as David shares fascinating stories from his time as a sales rep for Justin Boots, his journey through the rodeo world, and what it was like to work his way up in the Western industry. But that's not all—David also gives us an inside look at his experience at Tight End University, where he met NFL stars like Travis Kelce and George Kittle. Plus, hear about his unforgettable conversation with Dak Prescott. This episode is packed with great stories and Western wisdom, so tune in for an exciting chat you won't want to miss!About Justin Boots Justin Boot Company has been handcrafting western footwear in the U.S. since 1879, when founder H.J. Justin mastered the craft using quality materials for superior craftsmanship. When wearing Justin Boots, you're always culturally in tune with Western fashion. Offering comfortable, authentic Western footwear for men, women, and kids for every occasion, Justin Boots is an icon in Western culture. The Standard of the West since 1879, Justin Boots remains committed to providing dependable footwear at a value, focusing on handcrafting boots in the U.S. with global parts. #JustinBoots #KickYourBootsUp #Podcast #CowboyBoots #FashionBoots #RodeoBoots #WorkBoots #StandardOfTheWest #Justin #JustinJeans #TX #RodeoCowboys #Cowboys #NFL #TightEndUniversity #GeorgeKittle #TravisKelce #GregOlsen #DakPrescott #salestips #saleslife #salesrep

Margaret Atwood nevnes årlig som en kandidat til nobelprisen i litteratur. Sølvbergets Åsmund Ådnøy har lest romanene hennes i kronologisk rekkefølge, fra begynnelsen i 1969 til våre dager. Hvilke sammenhenger viser seg da? I fire episoder går vi gjennom Atwoods romaner. Dagens episode handler om romanene hun skrev på 2000-tallet. Der andre begynner å tenke på pensjonistlivet, gjorde Atwood det motsatte. Romanene hennes på 2000-tallet er lekne, dristige og urovekkende. Og morsomme! Vi snakker om: (00:00) Et leseprosjekt: Margaret Atwoods romaner. (02:26) Den blinde morderen (10:47) Oryx og Crake (20:33) Penelopiaden (26:23) Flommens år (33:01) Maddaddam (37:49) Scribbler moon (39:32) Hjertet gir seg ikke (46:33) Hekseyngel (51:38) Gileads døtre (56:33) Oppsummering Les mer om Scribbler moon, som er en del av Framtidsbiblioteket: https://www.visitnorway.no/aktiviteter-og-attraksjoner/kunst-kultur/litteratur/framtidsbiblioteket-i-nordmarka/ --- Innspilt på Sølvberget bibliotek og kulturhus i januar 2024. Medvirkende: Tomas Gustafsson og Åsmund Ådnøy. Produksjon: Åsmund Ådnøy

Margaret Atwood nevnes årlig som en kandidat til nobelprisen i litteratur. Sølvbergets Åsmund Ådnøy har lest romanene hennes i kronologisk rekkefølge, fra begynnelsen i 1969 til våre dager. Hvilke sammenhenger viser seg da? I fire episoder går vi gjennom Atwoods romaner. Dagens episode handler om de to romanene hun skrev på 1990-tallet, som viser to vidt ulike sider av forfatterskapet. Vi snakker om: (00:00) Et leseprosjekt: Margaret Atwoods romaner. (02:24) Røverbruden (1993) (12:20) Alias Grace (1996) --- Innspilt på Sølvberget bibliotek og kulturhus i januar 2024. Medvirkende: Tomas Gustafsson og Åsmund Ådnøy. Produksjon: Åsmund Ådnøy

På 1980-tallet fikk Margaret Atwood sitt store gjennombrudd med Tjenerinnens beretning. Tiåret rommer også to andre gnistrende romaner fra hennes hånd; Åpne sår og Katteøyet. Sølvbergets Åsmund Ådnøy har lest hennes romaner i kronologisk rekkefølge, fra debuten i 1969 til i dag. Dette er episode 2 av 4 i denne miniserien. (00:00) Velkommen (02:40) Åpne sår (09:45) Tjenerinnens beretning (17:39) Katteøyet --- Innspilt på Sølvberget bibliotek og kulturhus i januar 2024. Medvirkende: Tomas Gustafsson og Åsmund Ådnøy. Produksjon: Åsmund Ådnøy.

Margaret Atwood nevnes årlig som en kandidat til nobelprisen i litteratur. Sølvbergets Åsmund Ådnøy har lest romanene hennes i kronologisk rekkefølge, fra begynnelsen i 1969 til våre dager. Hvilke sammenhenger viser seg da? I fire episoder går vi gjennom Atwoods romaner. Dagens episode handler om de første romanene hennes, som viser et enormt spenn i stil og ytre handling, men likevel med underliggende fellestrekk. Vi snakker om: (00:00) Et leseprosjekt: Margaret Atwoods romaner. (07:18) Den spiselige kvinnen (1969) (17:20) Gjenkjennelsen (1972) (25:04) Dronning Orakel (1976) (32:37) Tidenes morgen (1979) --- Innspilt på Sølvberget bibliotek og kulturhus i januar 2024. Medvirkende: Tomas Gustafsson og Åsmund Ådnøy. Produksjon: Åsmund Ådnøy

While everyone struggles to come to terms with their situation, the Lovetts begin to search for a missing Virginia. The Atwoods attempt to share a few moments of comfort with each other. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/atwoodmanor/support

Frilansjournalisten Negar Josephi tar oss tillbaka till det Iran hon växte upp i och ser likheterna med Margaret Atwoods The Handmaid's Tale i det uppror kvinnor nu gör mot regimen. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. 1985 kom författaren Margaret Atwoods roman ”The Handmaid's Tale”, ”Tjänarinnans berättelse” ut. Den beskriver ett framtida USA där kristna fundamentalister har bildat en ny republik. Gilead.I Gilead tillåts inte kvinnor att äga någonting eller läsa. Födelsetalet har sjunkit som en följd av miljöförstöring. De kvinnor som är fertila, alltså tjänarinnor, utnyttjas för att befruktas av sina anförare. Även om Gilead är en fiktiv plats i en dystopisk amerikansk framtid är händelserna och underkastandet av kvinnors rättigheter mycket verkliga. Som Atwood har sagt i intervjuer ”hittade hon inte bara på det här”. Romanen har också blivit en framgångsrik tv-serie.När hon började skriva på romanen tidigt 80-tal bodde hon i Västberlin, som ännu omgavs av Berlinmuren. Atwood besökte också Tjeckoslovakien och Östtyskland, där känslan att vara övervakad var påtaglig och likaså tystnaden, människor bytte snabbt samtalsämnen. Inspirationen till romanen är inte begränsad till ett land, en religion eller regim utan kommer från en rad auktoritära och teokratiska regimer, som Iran, ett land som styrts av islamister sedan 1979. Där kvinnornas rättigheter har begränsats rejält.

We give our reactions and takes from The Sheffield. We discuss: - Jesus Olivares historic performance - Evie Corrigan sneak attack - The scoring system/formulas - The strong showing from the females - The battle between Gavin/Cayco - Delaney Wallaces sneaky good performance - Atwoods struggles - Commercial gym story

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The Lovetts mourn their tremendous loss, while the Atwoods try their best to stay calm, despite their fears. Luckily, Doris is there to continue checking in on everyone in the house. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/atwoodmanor/support

"You see, what had happened was..."I'm from Ennis, Texas. The Neel and Getzendaner sides of my family helped settled Ellis County, and the Templetons and Atwoods were in Ennis before it was a town. Given the lofty expectations that came along with that, I gotta say I reckon I've been somewhat of a disappointment. Fast forward to the summer of 1980, when you could find me at a few different songwriter haunts in the Lower Greenville area of Dallas, watching, learning, listening, and playing my own compositions (which frankly weren't that great back then), and zeroing in on what I wanted my life's work to be, without a clue how to make that happen. I'm still kinda clueless about how to do that, honestly. At that time it was called folk music, because that was the catch-all genre before "Americana" was invented. I spent the next seven years doing this type of thing, as well as serving as a sideman, rhythm guitarist/ background vocalist in a number of country bands, and fronting one of my own. I learned lessons from every one of those experiences; some of them good, all of them necessary. In 1987 I was recruited to sing "hair metal," though that ain't what we called it then, by a band my brother was playing drums for. Over the next 10 years I fronted two successful, fun bands during the halcyon days of the Dallas Metal Scene, paled around with those Abbott boys, and Dave Williams, (RIP to all three), opened for many of the platinum selling artists of the genre across Texas, and was certain I was gonna be a rockstar. I was wrong, obviously, but I sure had a lot of fun. And I'm still around to talk about it, so there's that. In 1999 I took a job in the Texas Hill Country in a small town where I knew no one, to get my then 3-yr old out of the gang infested area of DFW we were living in, to give her a "hometown" to grow up in, and to heal from a busted marriage. Music got placed on the back burner for the next several years, though you could find me on a stage in Austin now and then singing a couple of tunes with a friend's band, or shamelessly showing off at local karaoke, or showing up somewhere in the Hill Country with a guitar hoping to sit in here and there. I was doing what I thought I was supposed to. Music was replaced by various hobbies and bad habits.In 2006 I started actively writing songs again, and in 2008 I walked into Timbre Lodge Studios and began work on my first, full-length record under my own name, titled How Country, which was released in late 2009. That album brought me lifelong music family relationships that hold up to this day, and garnered me the 2010 Texas Music Award for Rising Star of the Year (a title that my mom enjoyed ribbing me about at my advanced age, compared to the normally more youthful artists that award was given to). In 2011, my friend and co-writer Heath Childs and I released Atwood-Childs Trading Pains, also recorded at Timbre Lodge, a dark 14-song acoustic record of songs just like you'd expect to find, judging by the title. Notably, it included the first versions ever released of Dead Man, Anyone Listening and Home (later recorded by Brimstone), and crowd favorite Grace And Whiskey (penned by Heath). In 2012 and 2013, as Mark Allan Atwood & Brimstone, I released Burned At The Crossroads and Alive & Well, respectively, which were both recorded at Dave Perceful's famous Yellow Dog Studios, under the masterful production hand of Adam Odor. In 2013 I received the TMA for Male Vocalist of the Year (because Dave Fenley didn't make a record the year before - he'd won three years in a row, and rightly so), and in 2014 we were named Live Band of the Year (Alive & Well was a half studio/half live album). I moved from Fort Worth to South Padre Island in the first week of 2016, and immediately took up what turned into a 6-year residency at a bayside bar. In the 6.5 years since I've played over 1,000 shows on the island and by even a low guess

From another serious stalker situation to our thoughts on real life, Today we chat it up for another Solo couch episode. Thanks for supporting SUBSCRIBE here - https://bit.ly/RomanAtwoodPodcast - & Ring bell Smile More Merch - https://bit.ly/SmileMoreTees You can also listen to the podcast on Spotify and iTunes. Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-roman-atwood-podcast/id1626119488 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3uLSbAnm0qTCuM5BAJQNrj?si=OOYjvAMNRO-ePgm1Q6mdyg I hope this can be a place that genuinely brings joy to your life.

Boston singer-songwriter-guitarist Savoir Faire performs on the WATD Tiny Stage to promote her latest EP and talk about the album release show on Saturday August 27 at Atwoods in Cambridge. Learn more at www.savoirfairemusic.com.

On this episode I chatted with Calyn Adams and Mrs Janee Jacobs about their business Sweet Spirit Foods. These ladies have a passion that burns so deep. A business created to raise money for their church and love for their community. Sweet Spirit Foods was established in July of 2002 under the vision and leadership of Dr. Jayel Jacobs Jr., Pastor of the Christian Life Missionary Baptist Church and the administrative direction of the late Mrs. Joyce Jacobs and Janee. It began with a Snowie building at 4621 NE 23rd Street. Later, mobile food trucks were added which made food deliveries all over the metropolitan area of Oklahoma City. Our first restaurant was opened in Langston, Oklahoma. The Sweet Spirit Foods family soon multiplied and at one time we had four mobile food trucks, four snowie buildings, two restaurants, a convenience store and a car wash. Our product line started with mild, medium and hot barbecue sauce.We now have 80 products carried under the Sweet Spirit Foods label. Our products have become family favorites all across the country.We have acquired loyal customers through local and out of state craft shows, state fairs, Farmers Markets, grocery store demos and even going door to door. We are truly grateful to the following stores: Walmart, Sam's Clubs, Ace Hardware Westlakes, Mardels and Atwoods. Some of these stores have been faithful in allowing us to hold fund raisers in front of their establishments and we have been blessed by them giving back to the community. We're on the shelves of prominent grocery stores like Crest Foods, convenience stores, specialty shops, various restaurants and in the homes of thousands of Sweet Spirit customers throughout the United States and overseas.We want to be a blessing to others. That's the bottom line. That's why volunteers at Christian Life Missionary Baptist Church sell our barbecue sauce, Sweet Spirit Foods' Best. The profits we earn are helping people and helping our church. "Let the Spirit Catch You!" For more information go to sweetspiritoklahoma.net his podcast is presented by Oklahoma Agritourism. Hundreds of Farms and ranches across the state invite you to explore and experience the intersection of agriculture and tourism - Oklahoma's growing adventure. Pet a pig, help with a harvest, lie around at the lodge, wind down with a wine and more. However you want to experience agriculture, let Oklahoma Agritourism be your guide, Start your adventure at www.oklahomaagritourism.com #thisisoklahoma 

I mai er månedens leseutfordring ved biblioteket å lese en bok fra Canada, og i denne månedens podcast er det derfor den canadiske forfatteren Margaret Atwood som blir undersøkt. Sosiolog Ingvill Stuvøy ser nærmere på Atwoods roman "Tjenerinnens beretning" ("The Handmaid's Tale") med særlig blikk på samfunnet romanen ble til i, bokas behandling av surrogati – og hvordan det har seg at boka, og tv-serien, har blitt så populær igjen i dag.

"Häxorna i Eastwick" som musikal på Cirkus, nya Quickfilmen och en dokumentär om när en svensk småbarnsmamma förälskade sig i tiggaren Florin. Det är något av innehållet i fredagens P1 Kultur. På filmduken hette han Jack Nicholson, i musikalen är det Peter Jöback som spelar den slemme och förföriska Darryl van Horne. Per Feltzin har varit på premiären av  musikalen "Häxorna i Eastwick" på Cirkus i Stockholm. Förra veckan släpptes Margaret Atwoods uppföljande roman "Gileads döttrar" med dunder och brak över hela världen. Efter den enorma succén med TV-versionen av "Handmaid's tale" var förväntningarna skyhöga. Att "Gileads döttrar" inte riktigt klarade av att leva upp till dessa, är de flesta överens om. Så när är Atwood som bäst i sina dystopier om världen och varför? Vi gräver oss djupare ner i Atwoods författarskap tillsammans med Lina Kalmteg. Idag fredag har också dokumentärfilmen "Josefin&Florin" premiär. Filmen följer svenska Josefin och den unge rumänske Florin, de träffas och blir kära när Florin sitter och tigger utanför en mataffär. Hur går det med kärleken när livet och släktingarnas förväntningar på ekonomisk hjälp ska hanteras?  Huvudpersonen Josefin Serban kommer till P1 Kultur tillsammans med regissörerna Ellen Fiske och Joanna Karlberg. Till studion kommer också Jenny Küttim, researcher på SVT, som jobbade tillsammans med Hannes Råstam om fallet Thomas Quick. I filmen "Quick" spelas hon av Alba August. Och så har vi pratat med den franska skådespelaren Claire Denis, som med "High Life" gjort sin första film på engelska. Den handlar om en grupp dödsdömda brottslingar som skickas ut i rymden på ett rymdskepp. Programledare: Roger Wilson Producent: Nina Asarnoj

Fans of The Handmaids Tale, Hulus television adaptation of Margaret Atwood 1985 dystopian novel, have taken to donning the red handmaids attire to protest current cultural and political threats to reproductive freedom, specifically abortion rights. If those rights go, they surmise, then so will all of the progress feminism has achieved to this point, and America will soon resemble Atwoods imagined Gilead, where women have no rights save for those granted by corrupt men in power. Those claiming that the television adaptation created by Bruce Miller is more documentary than fiction may be closer to the truth than they realize, but the similarities between Gilead and 2017 America do not stem from Christianity. Both worlds teeter on a functional view of human value, a system brought about in todays world in large part by secular feminism, the availability of abortion on demand, and the idolization of sexual freedom. Instead of Atwoods provocative prose depicting a caste system distinguished by colored clothing, however, todays handmaids tale is told in terms of wealth, performance, and status, as well as in the language of artificial reproductive technologies that cross moral boundaries. As so called progress continues, children are continually reduced to products whether disposable or purchasable and women (as well as men) steadily are being defined out of existence. Were not hurtling toward a dystopian Gilead were already there. Ultimately, neither story can be told without glimmerings of human dignity, particularly deep longings for identity and justice. True Christianity answers both worlds and tells a far better story. This Postmodern Realities Podcast episode is a JOURNAL author conversation with Megan Almon about her Volume 41 1 cover Seeing Red The Handmaids Tale, Human Dignity, and Hope

I Margaret Atwoods klassiker har det teokratiske militærdiktaturet Gilead overtatt makten i USA og innført et patriarkalsk regime der kvinner er fratatt sine rettigheter. Toril Moi er professor i litteraturvitenskap ved Duke University har hentet fram igjen Atwoods klassiker, som igjen framstår som aktuell. Siden utgivelsen i 1985 er den oversatt til mer enn 40 språk, og blitt både film og TV-serie. Hvordan framstår The Handmaid’s Tale i dagens politiske klima? Foredraget ble holdt på Litteraturhuset 9. oktober 2017.   Litteraturhusets podkast presenterer bearbeidede versjoner av samtaler og foredrag i regi av Stiftelsen Litteraturhuset. Musikk av Apothek. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Atwoods böcker från 1980-talet har fått nya läsare tack vare filmatisering av titlar som Tjänarinnans berättelse och Alias Grace. Hon är också en ständig favorit till Nobelpriset. Vi pratar om nya och gamla läsupplevelser av den kanadensiska författaren.

Solen fyller 40 och firar med att läsa och prata om dystopier. I centrum för diskussionen står Margaret Atwoods bok The Handmaid's Tale och tv-serien som bygger på Atwoods bok. Varför är boken och serien så läskig, obehaglig och gripande? Hur nära verkligheten hamnar egentligen Atwoods historia? Vidare diskuteras främst Johannes Anyurus De kommer att drunkna i sina mödrars tårar och Alan Moores V for Vendetta. Solen är en podcast om litteratur och bibliotek med bibliotekarierna Alice Thorburn, Elias Hillström och Patrik Schylström från Stadsbiblioteket i Stockholm. Som vanligt hittar du alla boktips samlade i en lista på www.biblioteket.se/boktips/bibliotekspodden-solen

Prof. Vandiver goes over finding equations of motion and degrees of freedom, the Atwoods machine and rotating mass shaker problems, students' questions about dh/dt and torque, angular momentum for rigid bodies, and the mass moment of inertia matrix, I.

We look at the behavior of an elevator system known as Atwood's machine that consists of two masses held by a rope that goes over a pulley.