Podcasts about AYS

Conversamos sobre la firma de tres nuevos protocolos entre Chile y China, encabezados por el Ministerio de Agricultura, que permitirán ampliar las exportaciones de carne de ave, lana y cueros no tratados. Analizamos el impacto de estos acuerdos en la reactivación del sector pecuario, el desarrollo rural y la inclusión territorial, con foco en regiones como Maule, Ñuble, Metropolitana, Aysén y Magallanes.

Alright, buckle up AYS family, because this week's episode of the Are You Serious? Podcast is a wild ride! The fellas welcome the one and only George Gambino, who drops by to bless your ears with his brand new single, "P.A.S." But that's not all the goodness they're serving up. Things get a little spicy as they dive headfirst into a debate hotter than a Baltimore summer: Is a friend's side piece absolutely off limits? Prepare for some potentially controversial opinions and maybe even a friendship pact or two being broken in real-time.Then, they shift gears to ponder the current state of fame. Are there any true, undeniable modern-day superstars who command the global stage like the legends of the past? It's a thought-provoking discussion that's sure to spark some nostalgia.And because they're keeping it real, the crew tackles a question that's plagued hearts for ages: Can your dream girl also be the fun, life-of-the-party type? Or are those two worlds destined to collide?Finally, because no week is complete without a little bit of harmless objectification, they reveal their Top Five Celebrity Crushes of the moment. Get ready for some surprising admissions and maybe even a shared celebrity infatuation or two!So, if you're ready for music, mayhem, and more opinions than you can shake a stick at, tune in to the latest episode of the Are You Serious? Podcast featuring the one and only George Gambino! You won't want to miss a single second.

Dubai's real estate market is booming, but are you asking the right questions before investing?   In this week's episode, I sit down with Sonia Waters, Head of Sales at AYS Developers, to talk all things real estate – escrow accounts, how the market is evolving, and what makes Dubai such a hotspot for investors.   I'm also proud to officially welcome AYS Developers as the new title sponsor of the show. They're more than just a top-tier luxury property developer brand. They're a company that genuinely cares and reinvests their profits to fund meaningful initiatives. It's rare to find a brand that truly leads with the heart, and that's exactly why this partnership feels right.   If you're serious about investing in Dubai property, this is the episode you can't afford to skip. 05:57 - More about AYS Developers 10:56 - AYS Developers' project on Dubai Islands 18:03 - How the law protects international investors 26:09 - Steps to choosing the right developer 28:31 - How to choose a trusted brokerage 30:35 - Sonia's impact at AYS 34:14 – More about AYS' full property management service 36:33 - Sonia's journey into real estate 41:10 - What's next for AYS 49:35 - Sonia's personal charity work 53:43 - What to know about off-plan investing   Show Sponsors: AYS Developers: A design-focused company dedicated to crafting exceptional homes, vibrant communities, and inspiring lifestyle experiences.https://bit.ly/AYS-Developers   Allsopp & Allsopp: Redefining real estate, through cutting-edge technology and setting new standards for seamless, elevated customer experience. Keep moving with Allsopp & Allsopp.https://bit.ly/Allsopp-and-Allsopp Socials: Follow Spencer Lodge on Social Mediahttps://www.instagram.com/spencer.lodge/?hl=en https://www.tiktok.com/@spencer.lodge https://www.linkedin.com/in/spencerlodge/ https://www.youtube.com/c/SpencerLodgeTV https://www.facebook.com/spencerlodgeofficial/  Follow Sonia Waters on Social Mediahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/soniawaters/

David LongFounderEko PatagoniaA former exchange student turned visionary founder, my journey to creating Eko Patagonia led me to Chile's pristine Aysén region. Through personal transformation and deep connection to the land, I developed the ALIVE AWAKE AWARE framework that now guides our lux boutique eco-lodge. Our innovative approach to regenerative travel combines world-class fly fishing, cultural immersion, and conscious adventure in one of Earth's last wild places.summaryIn this episode of the Big World Made Small podcast, host Jason Elkins interviews David Long, founder of Eko Patagonia. They explore David's journey from growing up in Springfield, Oregon, to establishing a luxury boutique hotel in Patagonia, Chile. The conversation delves into David's childhood experiences, his passion for fly fishing, the importance of mindfulness in nature, and the transformative power of travel. David shares insights from his Rotary Exchange experience in Chile and his transition from a long career at Intel to pursuing his dream of creating a unique travel experience in Patagonia. In this conversation, David Long shares his transformative journey to Patagonia, detailing his experiences that led him to leave his corporate job at Intel and pursue his passion for creating a unique travel experience at Eko Patagonia. He discusses the challenges of developing a sustainable lodge, the philosophy of 'Alive, Awake, Aware' that guides the guest experience, and the diverse activities offered to visitors. David emphasizes the importance of personal growth and connection to nature, making Eko Patagonia a destination for those seeking adventure and self-discovery.takeawaysEko Patagonia offers personalized luxury experiences.David's childhood in Oregon shaped his love for the outdoors.Fly fishing is a meditative and mindful practice.Nature provides a unique opportunity for self-connection.The Rotary Exchange program significantly influenced David's life.Staying with a welcoming family in Chile deepened his cultural understanding.Fly fishing connects people to beautiful, remote locations.David's career at Intel was fulfilling but he sought a new adventure.The transition from corporate life to hospitality was inspired by passion.Connection with self is as important as connection with others. David's journey to Patagonia was deeply personal and transformative.Encouragement from loved ones can be pivotal in pursuing passions.Quitting a stable job can be a significant step towards fulfilling dreams.The development of Eko Patagonia involved unique challenges and solutions.Sustainability is a core value in the lodge's development.Guests can expect a variety of experiences beyond just fishing.The 'Alive, Awake, Aware' philosophy enhances the guest experience.The lodge offers a communal atmosphere for guests to connect.Seasonal variations in Patagonia can affect travel plans.The guide staff is passionate and committed to the local community. Learn more about Big World Made Small Adventure Travel Marketing and join our private community to get episode updates, special access to our guests, and exclusive adventure travel offers on our website.

Carlos Gatica, alcalde de Coyhaique, abordó en Canal 24 Horas al resultado de una consulta ciudadana que determinó que la región de Aysén mantenga el horario de verano durante todo el año.

Información al día de EL COMERCIO, Platinum y Radio Quito este miércoles 26 de febrero de 2025.A continuación, las noticias de Ecuador y el mundo:Vehículos sin placas circulan con libertad en Guayaquil; Chile solo tiene luz ocho horas al día tras un apagón en Aysén; Asamblea reconoce responsabilidad política del Ministro de Defensa por el caso Malvinas; Shakira y el colegio de Catatumbo; Hernán Barcos eliminó a Boca Juniors de la Copa Libertadores.Síguenos en redes sociales: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, Facebook, X, Tiktok, YouTube, Canal de WhatsApp y Canal de Telegram.Puedes contactarnos en podcast@elcomercio.com.Gracias por escuchar este podcast, un producto de Grupo EL COMERCIO.

Joe DeLeone and Blake Ruffino discuss what to expect for Bill Belichick in his first year at UNC football on today's show. They also cover their favorite players that they think will break out in 2025 Use code AYS at Underdog Fantasy: https://play.underdogfantasy.com/pc-ksi6alRynN. 0:00 Intro 8:00 Belichick 24:05 Breakout players

O Aysú Concept foi idealizado por duas jovens amigas brasileiras conectadas pelo amor aos estudos de moda. Mariana Sales, 28, e Elora Janguiê, 25, uniram o desejo de ambas de compartilhar a riqueza e a diversidade da moda latino-americana na Europa. Baseada em Paris, a loja é 100% digital e possui atualmente uma seleção de 16 marcas, “cada uma refletindo o patrimônio cultural e o artesanato único da América Latina”, segundo as fundadoras.  Além disso, as jovens têm “uma visão muito parecida sobre criar uma comunidade e incentivar mulheres empreendedoras” com foco na liberdade financeira feminina. A loja conceitual possui atualmente uma seleção de 16 marcas originais do Brasil, México, Peru, Colômbia e Argentina. Mas, de acordo com as fundadoras, há possibilidades de expansão para integração de marcas uruguaias e até americanas fundadas por latinos.  Mariana Sales mora em Paris há cinco anos, onde se dedica ao mundo da moda, tendo focado seus estudos em sustentabilidade da moda no Instituto Marangoni e no Instituo Superior de Artes de Paris, além de ter trabalhado no setor de luxo parisiense. Desde janeiro deste ano, ela se tornou diretora criativa da Aysú, coletivo que funciona como um hub dedicado a representar as riquezas brasileiras e latinas no mercado de moda europeu. A jovem explica que a sustentabilidade não está necessariamente nos pilares da Aysú, mas o conceito acabou sendo inserido de forma indireta no coletivo já que as sócias prezam por grifes latino-americanas que usam artesanatos indígenas e locais com materiais de alta durabilidade, ou no inglês slow fashion, ao contrário do atual frenesi do fast fashion, criado por lojas de departamento e sites de entregas de roupas com preços baixos.“Slow fashion é aquela moda voltada para a qualidade e não produção em massa. Por exemplo, a produção indígena, ela é muito voltada para produtos naturais. É realmente focar no produto, na produção, na qualidade e não na quantidade”, detalha. Leia tambémProjeto de lei na França prevê sanções financeiras e proibição de publicidade para empresas de 'fast fashion'Aceitação do público francês pela moda latina Apesar de ser uma loja 100% digital e baseada em Paris, a Aysú abriu uma pop-up durantes os meses de junho e julho deste ano, uma boutique efêmera que divulgou mais de 20 marcas latino-americanas durante o verão europeu. O objetivo foi vender roupas com a cara dos trópicos no coração de Paris, no icônico bairro do Marais.Apesar da forte tradição do prêt-à-porter da moda parisiense e do apego cultural a tudo o que é feito em território nacional, a presidente da Aysú, Elora Janguiê, conta que a ideia de trazer algo novo esbarra no desafio de respeitar o estilo francês. Ela revela que a maior dificuldade foi não só a aceitação do público, mas o desafio de se adaptar às estações opostas entre os hemisférios norte e sul, por se tratarem de marcas totalmente latino-americanas.  “A gente consegue trazer uma coleção nova e a gente tem mais tempo para desenvolver as estratégias de venda antes de lançar aqui. Acaba sendo uma vantagem e uma desvantagem ao mesmo tempo”, diz Elora. Ela destaca ainda que a loja física efêmera ajudou a entender melhor o público e traçar novas metas: “A parte da aceitação do público francês foi interessante ver. Deu para ver as marcas mais aceitas. Foi uma espécie de pesquisa de mercado para a gente (...) O francês é bem metódico, é um público bastante exigente e sensível a precificação”, avaliou. Liberdade da mulher e mercado europeuElora Janguiê fez seus estudos superiores nos Estados Unidos na área de jornalismo e mídias sociais, mas a vontade de aprimorar os estudos de francês a trouxe até a cidade-luz. A sororidade feminina é uma marca forte do coletivo das amigas Mariana e Elora. “Eu e Mariana a gente tem uma visão muito parecida sobre criar uma comunidade e incentivar mulheres empreendedoras, a gente tem muito interesse no empreendedorismo feminino e a liberdade financeira da mulher. Acho que foi isso que nos incentivou a cria a Aysú”, revela. As meninas vislumbram expansão para o futuro, “a gente vê que tem uma procura grande de mercados da Espanha e Portugal, então a gente pensa em refazer a pop-up em outros lugares da Europa”. Tem uma grande comunidade latina nesses países que a gente quer conquistar também”.Quebrando os tabus de xenofobia Elora Janguiê destaca ainda a importância de desmistificar a ideia de que produtos provenientes da América Latina não têm qualidade. “Eu acho que aqui [na Europa] as pessoas têm a ideia de que produtos da América Latina são de baixa qualidade, não tem expansão criativa, não tem novidade. Eles pensam que é só beleza, só o natural, algo que se possa usar quando se trata de cuidados do corpo”, opina.  Para a fundadora, fazem sucesso no continente europeu grifes de moda que se solidificaram com trabalho de anos como PatyBO e Farm, mas acredita ser importante “mostrar a variedade gigantesca de criadores e designers”, e, além disso, “fazer uma diferença social”. “O que a gente está fazendo é claramente uma aceitação de moda, trazendo espaço para essas pessoas aqui na Europa e podendo quebrar muito mais o tabu xenofóbico”, sublinha. Todas as reflexões das jovens amigas associadas ao orgulho de ser latino-americano e sobretudo brasileiras, culminou na ideia de um nome que representasse essa essência, mas para agradar o mercado internacional, era preciso um “nome curto que as pessoas pudessem pronunciar e achassem diferente”.Elas escolheram "Aysú", que significa "amor" em tupi-guarani; para a diretora criativa Mariana Sales, “o amor é o que representa tudo para a gente, o amor ao nosso país e à nossa cultura”, conclui.  

El 26 de septiembre de 2010 murió Constantino Kochifas, un armador y empresario chileno de la zona de Chiloé y Aysén. Abrió para el turismo la ruta marítima al Ventisquero San Rafael y creó un imperio económico en la industria salmonera.

Nicolás Vergara, Matías del Río y Consuelo Saavedra analizaron los nuevos chats que involucran al fiscal regional de Aysén, Carlos Palma con Luis Hermosilla. Además, conversaron con el consejero del BC, Alberto Naudon, sobre el último IPoM.

Nicolás Vergara, Matías del Río y Consuelo Saavedra analizaron los nuevos chats que involucran al fiscal regional de Aysén, Carlos Palma con Luis Hermosilla. Además, conversaron con el consejero del BC, Alberto Naudon, sobre el último IPoM.

Rockstars con Gabriel León y Aysén Etcheverry, 14 de agosto del 2024 by TXS Plus

The Bill King Show - Hr 2 replay link Guest: Blake Ruffino with AYS

The news of the closure of the American Youth Symphony has sent shockwaves through the music community, especially in Los Angeles. AYS was not just another youth music program; it was a vital stepping stone for many musicians, offering a gateway into the competitive Los Angeles freelance scene. Alumni of AYS have gone on to become prominent figures in the classical music world, shaping the landscape of the industry. The closure of AYS raises questions about the state of the classical music sector as a whole. Small non-profits like AYS often serve as the canaries in the coal mine, sensing industry challenges before larger institutions. Issues such as audience decline, shrinking patronage, and changing philanthropic priorities have plagued AYS and larger organizations alike. While the loss of AYS is deeply felt, it also serves as a wake-up call for the classical music community. Moving forward, the industry needs to adapt and innovate, embracing new strategies to ensure its survival and relevance in the 21st century. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artssalon/support

Tras el rechazo de dos solicitudes sobre Espacios Costeros Marinos Pueblos Originarios (ECMPO) en Aysén, que involucraban más de 621 hectáreas de borde costero, Marta Oyarzo, presidenta Coordinadora Nacional de la Industria Salmonera y Ramas Afines, sostuvo en Región Acuícola de Radio Sago de Puerto Montt que uno de los responsables del tenso clima que se vivió en los días previos a la votación fue la gobernadora de Aysén, Andrea Macías. "Tuvo un mal manejo y tiene una tendencia ideológica muy marcada", sostuvo la dirigente sindical. Asimismo, acusó la presencia de activistas extranjeros en este caso, los que incluso estuvieron en el día de la votación de la Comisión Regional de Uso de Borde Costero (CRUBC) de la Región de Aysén, celebrada el 19 de febrero pasado. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/entrevistas-radio-sago/message

La Comisión Regional de Uso de Borde Costero de Aysén rechazó dos solicitudes de espacio costero marítimo de los pueblos originarios, en el marco de la denominada Ley Lafkenche. Hablamos con la presidenta de la Asociación Gremial de proveedores de la industria acuícola de Aysen (Acuiprov), Katia Inostroza.

Conversamos con el Lonko mapuche y vocero de las comunidades de las islas Cisnes y Huichas de Aysén que están pidiendo las ECMPO sobre la Ley Lafkenche.

Dos comunidades de Aysén, que agrupan no más de 32 personas, han solicitado 700 mil hectáreas de borde costero, en base al reglamento del Espacio Costero Marino para los Pueblos Originarios (ECMPO), lo que podría suponer un riesgo para las inversiones acuícolas, faenas pesqueras y bentónicas, como asimismo la fuente laboral de miles de trabajadores. La solicitud se vota este 29 de febrero y la presidenta de la Coordinadora Nacional de la Industria Salmonera y Ramas Afines, Marta Oyarzo, llamó a las autoridades a revisar la Ley Lafkenche, como asimismo ser serios a la hora de analizar esta petición, denunciando que carece de fundamentos y que tiene una serie de vicios. Acá la entrevista completa. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/entrevistas-radio-sago/message

El diputado por la zona y presidente de la comisión investigadora de robo de salmones, Mauro González, sostuvo que el gremio debe denunciar todo los robos de ejemplares del que son víctimas, agregando que no puede haber una cifra negra sobre este ilícito. La postura de González se da luego que en una cita de la comisión el contraalmirante Nelson Saavedra, de Directemar, afirmó que existe un bajo número de denuncias lo cual imposibilita  iniciar acciones penales desde la Policía Marítima hacia órgano persecutor. De acuerdo a datos de la Mariana, entre los años 2019 y 2023, en las jurisdicciones de Puerto Montt, Castro, y Aysén, se han incautado casi 85 toneladas de salmón con 46 detenidos. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/entrevistas-radio-sago/message

Federaciones, Asociaciones y Sociedades Rurales de la Patagonia Argentina emitieron una declaración pública poniendo en alerta sobre una iniciativa legislativa del diputado nacional por la Provincia de la Pampa, Martin Ardohain, quien pretende que ingrese carne con hueso desde el norte de la barrera sanitaria hacia la región libre de aftosa sin vacunación. Señalan que es un status otorgado por organismo internacionales y no resorte del poder legislativo argentino. En Chile y Argentina reaccionaron los ganaderos Jimmy Peed de Aysén, ganador de todos los grandes premios hembras en la reciente SAGO FISUR; como también Nicolas Ayling, Ingeniero agrónomo de Sarmiento Chubut, a cargo de la Agencia de Extensión Rural y Pedro Schmalz, Administrador de la Cabaña Rio Frio del vecino país. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/entrevistas-radio-sago/message

En conversación con Región Acuícola de Radio Sago el jefe técnico del Centro de Investigaciones Biológicas Aplicadas (CIBA), Diego Caro, entregó detalles del comportamiento que han tenido en esta temporada la Floración de Algas Nocivas (FAN). Caro, comentó que los casos han sido en zonas puntuales en las regiones de Los Lagos y Aysén, aunque recalcó que se ha constado el aumento en la temperatura en el mar, además de otros factores que inciden en la aparición de FAN. Sobre el monitoreo, destacó que CIBA usa imágenes satelitales para ver eventuales floraciones. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/entrevistas-radio-sago/message

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SEC Media Days are over and we are 6 weeks away from kickoff. On this episode, we are joined by AYS's Blake Ruffino to discuss what was said at media days, season expectations, and also recent recruiting news. All this and much more.

Bobby Hundreds on Building Brands Around Community, Reclaiming Power with Web3, and Staying Relevant + Consistent, and Listening to Young People. The last time I sat down with my friend Bobby Hundreds in New York City, I was interviewing him on stage for his memoir book tour. The conversation around his book, “This is Not a T-Shirt,” was so connected with him and with the audience that I remember vividly thinking - this would make a great podcast episode! One pandemic later - we are finally here.  Bobby Kim also known as Bobby Hundreds, is a bestselling author, photographer, artist, and the creative force that drives The Hundreds, a world-renowned streetwear brand. His work has been seen and worn by millions and he is known for his ability to shift culture. From his upbringing as one of the only Asian-American kids in a mostly white and Latino community to his Southern California, punk adolescence to the brand's explosive success.  Bobby has become the bridge between generations in streetwear and design. Collaboration has always been his thing. Bobby's latest book recently dropped and it's titled: “NFTs Are a Scam.” This conversation is also featured in our latest At Your Service short film “NOOR D'AYS”, documenting how we build AYS. you can check out on Youtube and www.ays.media/noordays This is a big reunion for Bobby and I, and it feels like we picked up right where we left off. I hope you enjoy this storytelling session on building brands around community, reclaiming power with Web3, and staying relevant. Transcripts + Listening: www.ays.media/podcastnoor/bobbyhundreds Some Questions Asked in this Episode: How do you engage with the hunger for community from younger generations? How does Web3 / NFTs play a role in serving community, and how does it affect relevance? How do you think about self-worth when building community? Does the promise of Web3 actually serve community?

En nuestro tercer capitulo conversamos con Dinelly Soto,  periodista independiente y divulgadora científica. Se ha dedicado al turismo local en la región de Aysén, pero por lo que es más conocida es por su relación con los hongos. Es recolectora de hongos y a dedicado su vida al conocimiento del reino fungi, participando en congresos y festivales por todo Chile. Realiza ciencia ciudadana en terreno, ha contribuido a la identificación de hongos en el territorio nacional y autora de dos libros.

A. Helwa on How to Embark on Your Spiritual Journey, and “Secrets of Divine Love.” A. Helwa is a writer, poet, and has a Master Degree in Divinity. Helwa is the *anonymous* author of the brilliant book, Secrets of Divine Love: A Journey into the Heart of Islam. One night, I proposed on Instagram a potential Secrets of Divine Love book club. I read the first few pages of the book years prior, and I knew I couldn't read this deeply spiritual book alone. My DMs were flooded with the sentiment of people who were also waiting for the right time and group to read the book with. So, a couple days before Ramadan began, we shared a sign up for the first AYS book club and 1100+ people signed up!! This book club has become a loving and curious community, with A. Helwa's words bringing us all together — Helwa even joined the book club herself! This storytelling session digs into questions to ask and tools to use when embarking on your own spiritual quest. May this conversation serve as a gift and companion to you, wherever you may be. In this episode, I ask all my curious questions, and we even took questions from, YOU! So look out for those around the 1:00:00 mark! Themes and Questions Include: How is Your Heart? What does it feel like, look like, to embark on a spiritual journey? How does your family, community react to embarking on your own journey? How do we navigate disconnection and absolutism that my truth is the Only Truth? A spiritual journey while getting lost in a desert, literally. What is a question you're asking yourself these days? What is book is currently serving as your companion? If You Really Knew Me, You'd Know… "Secrets of Divine Love" by A. Helwa https://secretsofdivinelove.com

Jake and Jordan break down all the action from this weekend's games, including Devin Williams' buzzer beater to beat the Padres, Gerrit Cole's complete game shutout against the Twins, and more. Then, the boys dive into the complete disaster that is the Oakland Unathletics.  Finally, the boys open up the inbox and respond to some listener e-mails.

Yoga teacher Lisa Coyle returns to The Spiritual Artist podcast to discuss the destructive cycle of stress and anxiety on the body. Her deeply informative podcast explains how the sympathetic and parasympathetic systems work and the importance of restorative practices in your daily routine. According to Lisa, our parasympathetic system supports us; the more we let go, the more we are supported.Lisa practices yin yoga and yogic sleep to counter the adverse effects of chronic fight or flight on the body. Yogic sleep is a restorative guided meditation where your body and mind sleep while your consciousness remains awake. When in yogic sleep, the body heals, repairs, and detoxifies. According to Lisa, “We are nothing more and nothing less than part of universal consciousness. My consciousness is still alert, but my mind is quiet during this sleep.”Chris and Lisa discuss the rampage of autoimmune issues in society today based on poor digestion. Poor digestion, air quality, and stress out picture as autoimmune issues, and there is a direct gut/brain connection. A chronic deluge of stress hormones weakens the digestive system. Chris asks the listener to mindfully notice how much time they spend in a stressful state during the following week.Lisa closes the episode by sharing her technique for deep diaphragmatic breathing to quiet anxiety and stress whenever it occurs.Lisa Coyle, RYT, HHC, AYS, is a Para Yoga Nidra Certified Teacher, a Yoga 4 Cancer Certified Teacher, a Yoga and Meditation Instructor, a Holistic Health Coach, and an Ayurvedic Lifestyle Consultant. For more information on her coaching, visit www.lisacoyleyoga.com. Her Yin Yoga Yogic Sleep class is available via www.thematyogastudio.com on Zoom.

We are days away from kicking this season off and anticipation is at an all-time high. We are joined by AYS's very own Blake Ruffino to go over the latest news before Sunday. More BY criticism, Saints trade CJG, FSU players that will be out, Isaiah Land's status, and much more.

Welcome to the CodeX Cantina where our mission is to get more people talking about books! Was there a theme or meaning you wanted us to talk about further? Let us know in the comments below! Let's talk about "The White Book" by Han Kang today! Translated by Deborah Smith. Han Kang Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aFOd-1-aYs&list=PLHg_kbfrA7YBdpCKYRiFit7c0wB2Lr1L_ ✨Do you have a Short Story or Novel you'd think we'd like or would want to see us cover? Join our Patreon to pick our reads.

Bienvenue sur INFLUENCE CORNER, le podcast à la croisée des chemins entre marques et influenceurs, Cet été, c'est LISA OMARA fondatrice du cabinet PYAR LAB spécialisé dans les relations presse et podcast qui reprend la relève. Une capsule spéciale pour vous emmener dans les coulisses des rédactions journalistiques.Dans cet épisode je reçois Ayse Sissoko.Aysé est journaliste chez BRUT, plus précisément au sein des rédactions Afrique - Sénégal et CIV.Elle est également co-fondatrice d'African Moove, un média afro-urbain sur les réseaux sociaux.A à peine 27 ans, Aysé a déjà travaillé dans plusieurs grands médias comme Jeune Afrique, Trace et Brut. Spécialisée sur les thématiques liées à l'Afrique et passionnée par la musique, Ayse nous raconte les coulisses de ses plus belles interviews comme celle d'Oumou Sangaré, Rema ou encore Burna Boy.Ayse nous a aussi raconté comment elle perçoit le journalisme d'aujourd'hui en plein boom des réseaux sociaux. Ayse est revenue aussi sur son parcours et le cheminement qui l'a menée là où elle est aujourd'hui. Son humilité et son histoire m'ont énormément touchées.Je suis Lisa Omara, fondatrice de @pyar_lab agence de relations presse engagée et inclusive, en partenariat avec Influence Corner.Bonne écoute, Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Every episode, there will be a theme that will navigate within the poem of the day. For this episode, we have Errol Merquita's "Ays." Note: This episode has explicit text. Viewer discretion is advised Errol A. Merquita is from Los Amigos, Davao City. He is a recipient of Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for the short story category in Cebuano and poetry category for children in Filipino. He received the University of the Philippines Chancellor's Medal for Culture and Arts and the Most Distinguished Alumnus Award in 2016. He writes poetry in Filipino and Binisaya. The poem “Ays” was published in Bisaya Magazine. Some of his poems can be found in KABISDAK. I hope you will like this poem. Amping kanunay ug padayon ta mga Bisaya! COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER: All the poems, music, and graphics used in the podcast belong to their respective owners. This channel does not claim any right over them. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/basabalakkanunay/message

Ya'll, this episode is full of wisdom. Hold on to your seats.Ayşın Karaduman is a mother of two, nutritional therapist, podcaster, and life coach.  Aysin believes you can have it all when it comes to motherhood, and shares the incredible story of how she got there (spoiler alert: it wasn't easy). We also dive into how our thoughts should not define us, and even dive in deep with a mini life coach session for me!This episode is so powerful, I cannot wait to hear your feedback on it.Connect with Aysin on InstagramListen to Aysin's podcast Redefining the Good LifeIf you are loving this podcast, the best way to support it is to review, rate, and share the episodes – your positive feedback and shares truly means to the world to me and is what will make this podcast grow!You can find me on instagram @thechoosemomwellnessWant to be a guest? Reach out at thechoosemompodcast@gmail.com 

La condonación del CAE será para quienes "estén más al día", dijo el presidente Boric, mientras que el gobierno ingresó el proyecto que facilita el pago de pensiones alimenticias. En otras noticias, murió el hombre que se quemó en su auto frente a La Moneda en forma de protesta por el asesinato de su hermano, el sacerdote Felipe Berríos fue suspendido por "hechos de connotación sexual" y alumnas de la PUC denunciaron violencia de género durante una investigación de acoso. Además, conversamos con Yarela Gómez, constituyente del D27 de la Región de Aysén, sobre los avances de la Convención, el debate por la Cámara de las Regiones, la realidad de Aysén y las demandas por la igualdad de género en una Convención paritaria, entre otros temas.

This week the fellas talk about their thoughts on the latest from the MCU, is Doja Cat a rapper, Is Lauryn Hill the GOAT, would you be ok if your partner brought home a extra player for fun, when can your partner discipline your child, and much more. Follow the fellas: @king_mac919 @el_plaga_AYS @areyouserious_podcast Buy the AYS merch: www.sarcarrogance.com

This week the fellas talk about Cardi's record-breaking feat and is she in the top 5? Marvel vs DC movies. Songs they hate and Puffy knows who to steal from. Bow said he did it his own without JD. How Verzuz disrespects the fathers. Also, the Return of the Mac Station. Follow the guys: @king_mac919 @el_plaga_AYS @areyouserious_podcast Buy the merch: www.sarcarrogance.com

In this episode, I talk with Wendy Wolfersteig - Director of Evaluation and Partner Contracts at the Southwest Interdisciplinary Research Center (SIRC) at Arizona State University - about what we know about kids from statewide surveys like the Arizona Youth Survey (AYS). Although the AYS is specific to Arizona, I believe that its findings are consistent with national trends. A link to the most recent AYS report is at www.TalkingAboutKids.com in case you want to follow along as Wendy and I discuss the data.  We also answer a listener's question about bullying prevention.    

Join Host Kantoinette and guest Bill (Cash) as we dive into the life of a photographer, videographer, entrepreneur and the creative journey that has established the AYS business. Here’s some things discussed in this Creating Space Interview: How would you describe your creative energy and manifestation when it comes to being in these fields? What is your wildest dream based on what you’re currently doing now? Discuss influences on your journey? What inspired you to enter these fields? Remember to SUBSCRIBE to LBF Podcast to catch bi-weekly (Mondays) episodes and special releases on some weekends. Catch the visual episodes on Youtube by searching LBF Podcast. Like and share these conversations with a friend. Want to get social? Follow host Kantoinette on instagram @Kantoinette_theblogger or @lets_build_futures for the official LBF page. Follow Guest Chanel on IG @aysimagingstudios or his personal account for @billcash_ghb; book his versatile services for you next capturable moments. Also Follow the Crux Media Group @cruxmediagrouppods to find more shows that bring life to the podcasting genre. Download the Nobody Grinds app for more of what you love in black news, creatives, and more.

Fellas are back with another Verzuz. This time it's 90's vs 00's. Will Mac use the Jay-z cheat code and if he does will Mitch counter with Biggie. Tune in to see. This weeks guest judges: @akhbcooking_81 @beautii_couture_creations @cateyes_and_thickthighs Go grab your AYS merch: www.sarcarrogance.com

Ayşe Çavdar & Aysuda Kölemen ile Şimdiki Zaman: "Türkiye istisnai bir ülke mi?"

Dave Simons is At Your Service tonight! Dave discusses a newly public stock, Digital World Acquisition Company (DWAC), and their potential merge with Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG), and more in the final hour of AYS!

Brad Young is At Your Service tonight to talk anti-vaccine versus anti-mandate, Kamala Harris’s endorsement of Terrie McAuliffe (and the problems that come with it), the interaction of church and the government, and more in the final hour of AYS!

The Allens, AYS Dean's Council members and longtime supporters of both AYS and Georgia State University, speak about their personal philanthropic vision and mission, how AYS students impress and inspire them, and the various ways they've supported students through the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance, WomenLead and their RISE Scholarship for first-generation college students.

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The F word: Feedback. What happens when you're early in your career and you get feedback that is so contrary to who you are and what you want to achieve? June Zheng, VP of International at Thrasio, recounts feedback she was given early on and how it motivated her to take on new challenges and find the perfect marriage of being passionate about the work that she does and situated in an environment that allows her to thrive. 

What happens when you're years into your accounting career and realize that your calling is to be a physician for women's health? That's the story we hear from Dr. Christy Evans, MD, one of Los Angeles' leading OB/GYNs and a true inspiration to all that you have to listen to your inner voice and it's never too late to follow it. 

Introducing the Activate Your Sparkle podcast. Here's where you'll embrace the freedom that comes from being yourself and be inspired to have the professional, personal, and emotional life you want by being uniquely YOU.Hosted by Danielle Gopen, finance professional turned coach and Chief Sparkler. 

AYS alumna and first-generation college graduate Ana Maria Villegas (B.S., '20) discusses how the Andrew Young School exposed her to her love of economics.

AYS alum Evan Malbrough (B.S., '20) discusses his work with the Georgia Youth Poll Worker Project and the importance of branching out during school.

Ross Aleman started his engineering firm in 2008 - just weeks before the recession hit. His firm, AYS Engineering, LLC has not only survived, but thrived and gone from strength to strength. What does it take to create a business that manages to boom when everyone else is busting? Ross tells us. He also talks through how women are being engaged in engineering, and what he's doing personally to help make a difference. From networking to standing out as an applicant Ross gives insights into the worlds of construction and engineering. If you want to know more about Ross, or opportunities at AYS (they're hiring!) you can check them out here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ross-aleman-74511553/ and http://ayseng.com/ Hey! I Want Your Job is sponsored by the resume and career experts at O&H Consulting. Find out more about O&H's services at: https://www.oandhconsulting.com/. This week's episode is hosted by Michele Olivier. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heyiwantyourjob/support