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Roxanne "The Model" is back on The Unrestricted Podcast after 3 years! In this unfiltered conversation, Ish and Roxanne dive into:* Her viral "gold digger" skit backlash and acting in Houston's indie film scene.* Powerlifting competitions (deadlifting 260 lbs!) and recovering from a broken leg.* The truth about BBLs, plastic surgery rumors, and why confidence beats stereotypes.* Dating preferences, consistency in relationships, and her crush on a bald, dark-skinned globetrotter.* Her new passion as a bridal stylist and dreams of New York Fashion Week.Houston's favorite model keeps it real—subscribe and hit the bell so you don't miss her next visit!Follow Roxanne The Model on Social Media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/roxannethemodel_sunflower_/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@roxannenewtiktok✅Best ways to help support The Unrestricted Podcast!✔️PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/barrimedia✔️Patreon: https://patreon.com/theunrestrictedpodcast✔️Merch: https://tiny.cc/unrestrictedstoreTo reach The Unrestricted team you can email: Barri.MediaTexas@gmail.com✅FOLLOW THE UNRESTRICTED PODCAST✔️INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/unrestricted_podcast✔️TWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/podunrestricted✔️WEBSITE: https://www.theunrestrictedpodcast.com​✔️YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/theunrestrictedpodcast✔️FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1266097927635639/

Nova entrevista a Ràdio Ciutat de Valls. Parlem amb el president de l'Associació de Veïns i Veïnes del Barri de les Comarques, José Ramon Pastor, per conèixer el programa d'actes de la festa major que tindrà lloc aquest cap de setmana.

Pendents d'agendar una reunió amb l'alcaldessa, els veïns de la Llevantina tenen una llarga llista de greuges relacionats amb el manteniment del barri, i la gestió de les infraestructures. De fa pocs mesos, Carles Espinós és el nou president de l'associació de veïns, que havia estat aturada durant un bon grapat d'anys, i en el seu llistat d'accions per a desenvolupar hi ha des de l'arranjament de les voreres i l'asfaltat, fins a la gestió de l'accés al mirador -que s'ha convertit en un escenari de moltes actituds incíviques- o la neteja del parc infantil, on les rates hi fan presència, i solució al canvi en els criteris de mobilitat que ha proposat l'Ajuntament, i que ha generat moltes queixes veïnals per entendre que el sentit únic de la circulació no s'ha decidit amb el consens necessari i provoca molts problemes quotidians. En parlem de tot plegat amb Carles Espinós. L'entrada Del Mirador al servei de neteja, del bus urbà als canvis en la circulació. Els veïns de La Llevantina demanen un pla integral pel barri. Parlem amb Carles Espinós ha aparegut primer a Radio Maricel.

durée : 00:17:02 - Le monde d'Elodie - par : Elodie SUIGO - Tous les jours, une personnalité s'invite dans le monde d'Élodie Suigo. Mardi 10 juin 2025 : la réalisatrice et productrice Harriet Marin-Jones. Elle a réalisé le documentaire "King of kings : À la poursuite d'Edward Jones".

Alex and Amy are joined by NCSL's Legislative Director Barrie Tabin to talk about the proposed federal 10-year moratorium on states regulating AI. We discuss why our two organizations are working together to oppose the proposal as well as our work around preserving the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program. Plus we look ahead to some fun summer plans.https://www.nascio.org/press-releases/nascio-statement-on-efforts-to-prevent-state-enforcement-of-ai-laws-for-ten-years/

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Join Ish Barri on this exciting episode of The Unrestricted Podcast as he welcomes back the legendary, Pebbelz Da Model. In this candid conversation, Pebblez shares her experiences with travel, public reactions, and the challenges she faces as a confident, curvy woman in the spotlight. Discover how she navigates discrimination and jealousy while maintaining her positivity and grace. Pebblez also opens up about her recent encounters in public, including a memorable trip to H-E-B, and how she balances her public persona with her everyday life.Follow Pebbelz Da Model on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/natasha.o.x.pebbelz/Facebook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/PebbelzDaModelX: ⁠https://x.com/PebbelzPDMent⁠YouTube:⁠ https://www.youtube.com/@pebbelzdamodelent7998✅ SUPPORT THE UNRESTRICTED PODCAST!✔️PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/barrimedia✔️Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theunrestrictedpodcast✔️Merch: https://tiny.cc/unrestrictedstoreTo reach the Unrestricted team you can email: Barri.MediaTexas@gmail.com✅ FOLLOW THE UNRESTRICTED PODCAST✔️INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/unrestricted_podcast✔️TWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/podunrestricted✔️WEBSITE: https://www.theunrestrictedpodcast.com✔️YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/theunrestrictedpodcast✔️FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1266097927635639/

L'essentiel des nouvelles le 2 juin 2025---Aux États-Unis, le directeur du FBI a rapporté hier soir une «attaque terroriste ciblée» à Boulder, dans le Colorado.Le Québec veut retirer presque toutes ses barrières au commerce interprovincialLe Français doit désormais s'imposer sur les enseignes et les produits Le nouveau chef de cabinet de Mark Carney est québécois Donald Trump veut doubler les tarifs douaniers sur l'acier et l'aluminiumL'économie canadienne a dépassé les attentes au premier trimestrePrevost prépare un autocar à hydrogène pour 2032On sous-estimerait la menace que fait peser l'intelligence artificielle sur certains emplois À la troisième édition du Gala InfluenceCréation, Aly Brassard a été reconnue comme créateur de l'année et instagrameur del l'année.ADAM est Youtubeur de l,annéeEmy Lalune, TikToker de l'Année, et Laura L. Marchand, plus connue comme @laulauthecoconut est la découverte de l'annéeEt le balado de l'année est Parenthèse.Vous trouverez les lauréats par catégorie thématique à https://infobref.com/gala-influence-2025-06/Comme chaque lundi, InfoBref vous fait découvrir une jeune entreprise québécoise innovante.Cette semaine, la jeune pousse montréalaise Eudori.Elle développe une technologie pour remplacer les batteries au lithium-ion par des bio-batteries écologiques qui fonctionneraient à partir de microalgues.Pour en savoir plus sur cette technologie, lisez le portrait d'Eudori à http://infobref.com/jeqi-milleniumquebecor-eudori-2025-05--- Version écrite de ces nouvelles et autres nouvelles: https://infobref.com Pour s'abonner aux infolettres gratuites d'InfoBref (notamment pour recevoir ce bulletin audio par écrit chaque matin): https://infobref.com/infolettres Où trouver le balado InfoBref sur les principales plateformes de balado: https://infobref.com/audio Commentaires et suggestions à l'animateur Patrick Pierra, et information sur les options de publicité-commandite dans ce balado: editeur@infobref.com Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

STANDAR SEMANAL.-georgia on my mind,.VINILOS MITICOS DEL JAZZ.-927.Thelonious Monk - Brilliant Corners.-JAZZACTUALIDAD.SEDAJAZZ KIDS BAND-RAM SESSIONS Brilliant Corners es un álbum de estudio de 1957 del pianista de jazz estadounidense Thelonious Monk . Fue su tercer álbum para Riverside Records y el primero en el sello que incluía composiciones propias. Brilliant Corners se grabó en tres sesiones, entre octubre y diciembre de 1956, con dos quintetos diferentes. «Ba-lue Bolivar Ba-lues-Are» y «Pannonica», esta última con Monk tocando la celesta , se grabaron el 9 de octubre con los saxofonistas Ernie Henry y Sonny Rollins , el bajista Oscar Pettiford y el baterista Max Roach . La primera composición se tituló como una interpretación fonética de la pronunciación exagerada de Monk de «Blue Bolivar Blues»; esto hacía referencia al Hotel Bolívar de Manhattan, donde residía la heredera y mecenas del jazz Pannonica de Koenigswarter . [ 1 ] El 15 de octubre, Monk intentó grabar la canción principal con la misma banda durante una sesión de cuatro horas. La complejidad de la composición se convirtió en un reto para la banda, que intentó veinticinco tomas, y Henry y Pettiford se enfadaron con Monk. Monk intentó facilitarle la grabación a Henry no tocando durante su solo. [ 1 ] Durante una de las tomas, el productor Orrin Keepnews y otros en la sala de control no pudieron oír la interpretación de Pettiford; revisaron el micrófono de su bajo para ver si estaba roto, pero finalmente se dieron cuenta de que estaba haciendo una pantomima. Como no se completó ninguna toma, Keepnews editó la versión del álbum a partir de varias tomas. "Bemsha Swing" se grabó el 7 de diciembre, con Paul Chambers reemplazando a Pettiford en el bajo y el trompetista Clark Terry reemplazando a Henry; Monk grabó una versión para piano solo de " I Surrender Dear " el mismo día. La canción principal tiene una estructura poco convencional que se aleja tanto de la forma estándar de una canción como de las estructuras del blues. Su forma ternaria emplea una sección A de ocho compases, seguida de una sección B de siete compases y una sección A modificada de siete compases, e incluye un tema de doble compás en cada segundo estribillo y acentos rítmicos complejos . [ "Bemsha Swing" fue la única composición del álbum que Monk había grabado previamente. La Sedajazz Kids Band, cuyos integrantes tienen una media de 14 años, presentan un repertorio de funky blues, latin, flamenco jazz y hard bop, trabajado en la asignatura de combo, bajo la dirección de Fco. Angel Banco Latino. Desde el colectivo Sedajazz estamos muy felices de presentar el nuevo trabajo de la Sedajazz Kids Band titulado Ram Session, un concierto en directo grabado en La Rambleta Valencia el 14 de Julio de 2024. El sonido fue realizado por Jorge Perez y el video por Chechu Berlanga. El repertorio es el resultado de un curso trabajando temas de funky blues, latin, flamenco jazz y hard bop, con composiciones de Don Pullen, Art Pepper, Perico Sambeat, Dirty Dozen, Roy Hargrove, Dizzy Gillespie, y arreglos de Latino Blanco, Toni Belenguer y Perico Sambeat. El grupo está formado por jóvenes estudiantes del Taller Sedajazz en la asignatura de combo, bajo la dirección de Fco. Angel Blanco Latino. Este trabajo está inspirado en la música con la que Latino empezó en el Jazz con Los Urones, grupo liderado por Nacho Ros, un pianista valenciano. En ese grupo estaban también Paquito Vidre a la guitarra, Mari Mar en la voz y Julio Valls al bajo. A veces se unían Perico Sambeat, Eladio Reinon y Ramon Cardo. La edad media de los componentes de la Sedajazz Kids Band es de 14 años, y el resultado es muy satisfactorio. Estamos seguros de que os encantará escucharlos. Este es el segundo trabajo con esta formación después de su disco Rumbo a New Orleans, con el que hicieron numerosas presentaciones con gran éxito. Créditos Ximet Reillo: Saxo Soprano y Alto Luis Coronado: Saxo Alto Hugo Coronado: Trompeta David Bonet: Trombón Azul Prada: Guitarra Pau Montalt: Batería Pau Baena: Piano Fco. Angel Blanco Latino: Bajo eléctrico, Contrabajo, Dirección Grabado en directo el 14 de Julio de 2024 en La Rambleta Valencia Jorge Perez: Sonido, mezcla y mastering Josep Asensio: Asistente de sonido Chechu Berlanga: Video Pedro Gallego: Ayudante de producción Temas 1. Poodie Pie (Don Pullen. Arr. Latino Blanco) 07:16 2. Red car (Art Pepper. Arr. Latino Blanco) 08:24 3. Big Alice (Don Pullen. Arr. Latino Blanco) 08:02 4. Tipping (Horace Silver) 05:06 5. Blue March (Benny Golson. Arr. Latino Blanco) 11:32 buy track 6. Barri de la Coma (Perico Sambeat) 07:15 7. Night in Tunisia (Dizzy Gillespie. Arr. Latino Blanco) 05:18 8. Charlie Dozen (Dirty Dozen. Arr. Toni Belenguer) 10:31 9. The New Boogaloo (Marcus Printup. Arr. Toni Belenguer)) 06:30 10. Mercy Mercy Mercy (Joe Zawinul. Arr. Toni Belenguer) 10:07 11. Mr Clean (Freedie Hubbard) 10:06

L’élimination des barrières commerciales entre le Québec et le reste du Canada pourrait faire croître notre économie de 69,9 milliards de dollars, affirme l’IEDM. Entrevue avec Gabriel Giguère, analyste senior en politiques publiques à l’IEDM. Abonnez-vous à QUB télé via https://www.tvaplus.ca/qub ou écoutez ce segment en balado via https://www.qub.ca/radio/balado/sophie-durocherPour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Écoutez la chronique économique de Michèle Boisvert, qui discute des dernières nouvelles entourant les tarifs douaniers de Donald Trump.Voir https://www.cogecomedia.com/vie-privee pour notre politique de vie privée

durée : 00:03:12 - Les falaises de Mailly-le-Chateau : une barrière de corail il y a 160 millions d'années.

Écoutez Michèle Boisvert annoncer cette nouvelle de dernière heure au micro de Philippe Cantin.Voir https://www.cogecomedia.com/vie-privee pour notre politique de vie privée

Capítulo 123. En La Puentecilla estamos, como la Cultural, en una semana más que importante y es por eso que nos hemos acercado a nuestra segunda casa, el Hotel Infantas de León, para quitarnos de encima los nervios del partido del sábado ante el Andorra con nuestra gente y recibir a uno de los nuestros. Diego Barri vuelve donde empezó todo para dar ese último empujón de cara a lo que ojalá sea un día histórico. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fluent Fiction - Catalan: A Risk Worth Taking: Rekindling Friendship in Barri Gòtic Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ca/episode/2025-05-20-22-34-02-ca Story Transcript:Ca: A la primavera, els carrers del Barri Gòtic de Barcelona es transformen.En: In spring, the streets of the Barri Gòtic of Barcelona are transformed.Ca: Les violetes floreixen als testos que pengen dels balcons de ferro forjat, i un sol amable banya les petites tendes del carrer.En: Violets bloom in the flower pots hanging from the wrought iron balconies, and a gentle sun bathes the small shops along the street.Ca: Oriol camina lentament, amb els ulls atents al seu voltant, buscant un regal especial per a la Laura.En: Oriol walks slowly, his eyes attentively observing his surroundings, searching for a special gift for Laura.Ca: Laura, l'amiga d'infantesa, amb qui havia compartit moltes aventures, celebrava el seu aniversari aviat.En: Laura, his childhood friend with whom he had shared many adventures, was soon celebrating her birthday.Ca: Oriol volia trobar un llibre estrany, una edició rara, una història que recordés aquelles tardes en què devoraven pàgines junts.En: Oriol wanted to find a rare book, a unique edition, a story that would remind them of those afternoons when they devoured pages together.Ca: Però ara, els temps havien canviat, i el seu pressupost era ajustat.En: But now, times had changed, and his budget was tight.Ca: Entrar en les petites llibreries del barri era per a Oriol com un viatge d'exploració.En: Entering the small bookstores of the neighborhood was like an exploration journey for Oriol.Ca: Cada racó amagava un tresor possible.En: Every corner hid a possible treasure.Ca: Avui, havia decidit que cap compromís l'aturaria.En: Today, he had decided that no commitment would stop him.Ca: La importància de la missió era clara: reconnectar amb Laura, que semblava allunyar-se cada cop més.En: The importance of the mission was clear: reconnect with Laura, who seemed to be drifting further away.Ca: Va entrar en un cafè acollidor i peculiar, un lloc amb sostre baix i prestatges plens de llibres polsosos.En: He entered a cozy and peculiar café, a place with a low ceiling and shelves full of dusty books.Ca: L'aire estava ple de l'aroma del cafè recent fet i l'encant de pàgines envellides.En: The air was filled with the aroma of freshly made coffee and the charm of aged pages.Ca: Mentre gaudia d'un cafè mentre remenava els llibres, va descobrir, en una cantonada, un exemplar signat de la història que Laura adorava de petita.En: While enjoying a coffee and browsing the books, he discovered, in a corner, a signed copy of the story that Laura adored as a child.Ca: Era un moment màgic, però el preu superava les expectatives de la seva cartera.En: It was a magical moment, but the price exceeded his wallet's expectations.Ca: Oriol va haver de prendre una decisió important: gastar més del que tenia previst per aquest llibre.En: Oriol had to make an important decision: spend more than he had planned on this book.Ca: Sabia que aquesta oportunitat no es repetiria.En: He knew that this opportunity would not repeat itself.Ca: Amb el cor accelerat i les mans tremoloses, va decidir arriscar-se.En: With a racing heart and trembling hands, he decided to take the risk.Ca: Aquell petit sacrifici podria ser la clau per recuperar la connexió perduda amb Laura.En: That small sacrifice could be the key to reviving the lost connection with Laura.Ca: Quan Oriol va regalar el llibre a Laura en una petita trobada al mateix cafè, va veure com els ulls d'ella s'il·luminaven amb una alegria genuïna.En: When Oriol gifted the book to Laura at a small gathering at the same café, he saw her eyes light up with genuine joy.Ca: L'havien maleït, amb una abraçada càlida i un agraïment sincer.En: She blessed him with a warm hug and a sincere gratitude.Ca: En aquell instant, Oriol va comprendre que valia la pena lluitar per les relacions que importaven.En: In that instant, Oriol understood that it was worth fighting for the relationships that mattered.Ca: L'olor de cafè i de llibres es va barrejar amb la satisfacció d'haver arriscat per amor a una amistat.En: The smell of coffee and books blended with the satisfaction of having risked for the love of a friendship.Ca: Oriol va aprendre que, a vegades, cal donar un pas valent perquè les coses bones passin.En: Oriol learned that sometimes, one must take a brave step for good things to happen.Ca: El seu gest no només va recuperar un vincle, sinó que també li va recordar la bellesa de les petites accions significatives.En: His gesture not only restored a bond but also reminded him of the beauty of small, meaningful actions. Vocabulary Words:the violets: les violetesthe flower pots: els testosthe wrought iron: el ferro forjatthe childhood: la infantesathe adventures: les aventuresthe rare book: el llibre estranythe unique edition: l'edició rarathe afternoons: les tardesthe budget: el pressupostthe exploration journey: el viatge d'exploracióthe commitment: el compromísthe mission: la missióthe connection: la connexióthe ceiling: el sostrethe corner: la cantonadathe charm: l'encantthe dusty books: els llibres polsososthe aroma: l'aromathe wallet: la carterathe risk: el riscthe genuine joy: l'alegria genuïnathe gratitude: l'agraïmentthe bond: el vinclethe relationship: les relacionsthe brave step: el pas valentthe sacrifice: el sacrificithe gathering: la trobadathe satisfaction: la satisfaccióthe meaningful actions: les accions significativesthe beauty: la bellesa

(0:00) Intro(2:08) Insaan par Aazmaish aane ki wajah kya hai?(5:11) Kaainat ka wajood kyun aur kaise hua?(6:45) Non-Muslim ka Sochna(7:48) Urdu se Rishta(8:55) Zamaane ke baray mein ghalat fehmi(13:54) Light jana Pakistan mein normal(14:04) Pakistan ko India se masla nahi?(14:40) Heart Attack kaise hota hai?(19:23) Insaan aksar kis umar mein tauba karta hai?(22:02) Gym mein bodybuilder ki death(23:21) NASA Videos aur “Sooraj ki garmi”(30:00) Machhar ki dunya(31:53) Allah ki be-aib takhleeq(33:56) Masjid committee ke Sadr bhai ki lambi zindagi(35:09) Ma'azoor bachon ki pedaish(36:03) Aazmaishon ki wajah kya ho sakti hai?(38:45) Aazmaishon ki 2 qisamain(39:35) Ijtimai aazmaish mein sabr kaise kiya jaye?(41:45) Pakistani Mentality during war(42:54) Mufti Sahab ko Pak Army ki fazilat bayan karne par -ve feedback(46:41) Indian Drone na girne par aitraz(47:59) India ne civilians par attack kyun kiya?(48:14) War mein mulk se ghaddari se bachne ka tareeqa(49:22) Wagah border par Mufti sb ki aamad(50:51) Indian Muslims ki miserable life(51:27) Modi ke zulm(52:25) War ki aazmaish(53:47) Ghar mein shishtem(54:52) Current Indian Govt se Pakistan dushmani(55:15) India-Pak war par Mufti sb ki naseehat to Pakistan(57:07) Fasadi khawateen ka tajziya(57:54) Mufti sb ke ghar mein war jaisa waqia(1:02:40) War ke dino mein positive soch rakhna(1:04:22) Khulasa bayanSawal Jawab(1:04:51) Rafee Bhai ke 2 sawalon ka jawab(1:09:53) Barri umr ki aurat ke liye kam umr mard ka rishta?(1:12:24) Jhooti qasam khane ka kaffara?(1:12:59) Baghloon ke baal saaf karne ka sunnat tareeqa(1:13:52) In 2 hadithon ka matlab?(1:15:02) Leetne se wudhu toot'ta hai?(1:15:44) Namaz qubool hone mein vehmi hona?(1:16:33) Wrestling se kamai halal hai?(1:17:31) Debit card par discount lena?(1:17:55) Lay palak bache ka masla(1:19:58) Brailvi imam ki peeche namaz parhna?(1:21:24) Mufti sb ka channel India mein ban(1:21:37) Pak-India war mein baandiyan(1:22:12) Martial arts ki dressing aur earnings?(1:24:17) Indian channels ke jhoot(1:26:39) Elections mein vote ka tareeqa (Pak-India)(1:27:56) Pak war memes — Mazahiya ya be-adabi?(1:28:50) 3 Sawalat(1:31:50) Hafiz ya Imam agar darhi na rakhe to?(1:33:56) Mufti Abdul Raheem sb ka recent bayan on Ghazwa-e-Hind(1:35:08) Qabar par tilawat ki niyyat se jana(1:36:20) Ghazwa, Jang aur Syria(1:37:05) Aise alfaaz se talaq ho jati hai?(1:38:48) Pak-India war mein Indian Muslims ki shahadat(1:40:55) 2 More Sawalat(1:43:00) Rukhsati se pehle talaq ka case(1:46:31) Jihad ka mauqa milne par(1:46:58) Agar dost beizzati kare to kya karein?(1:47:54) Burai se bachne ke liye shaadi(1:49:21) Hostel mein Brailvi roommate ko namaz padhne ka kaise kahain?(1:50:24) Mobile mein Qur'an padhna(1:50:29) Walaikum Assalam WRWB Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Audio file, also on Apple and SpotifyTyler Cowen, Ph.D, is the Holbert L. Harris Professor of Economics at George Mason University. He is the author of 17 books, most recently Talent.: How to Identify Energizers, Creatives, and Winners Around the World. Tyler has been recognized as one of the most influential economists of the past decade. He initiated and directs the philanthropic project Emergent Ventures, writes a blog Marginal Revolution, and a podcast Conversations With Tyler, and also writes columns for The Free Press." He is writing a new book (and perhaps his last) on Mentors. “Maybe AGI [Artificial General Intelligence] is like porn — I know it when I see it. And I've seen it.”—Tyler CowenOur conversation on acquiring information, A.I., A.G.I., the NIH, the assault on science, the role of doctors in the A.I. era,, the meaning of life, books of the future, and much more.Transcript with linksEric Topol (00:06):Well, hello. This is Eric Topol with Ground Truths, and I am really thrilled today to have the chance to have a conversation with Tyler Cowen, who is, when you look up polymath in the dictionary, you might see a picture of him. He is into everything. And recently in the Economist magazine 1843, John Phipps wrote a great piece profile, the man who wants to know everything. And actually, I think there's a lot to that.Tyler Cowen (00:36):That's why we need longevity work, right?Eric Topol (00:39):Right. So he's written a number of books. How many books now, Tyler?Tyler Cowen:17, I'm not sure.Eric Topol:Only 17? And he also has a blog that's been going on for over 20 years, Marginal Revolution that he does with Alex Tabarrok.Tyler Cowen (00:57):Correct.Eric Topol (00:57):And yeah, and then Conversations with Tyler, a podcast, which I think an awful lot of people are tuned into that. So with that, I'm just thrilled to get a chance to talk with you because I used to think I read a lot, but then I learned about you.“Cowen calls himself “hyperlexic”. On a good day, he claims to read four or fivebooks. Secretly, I timed him at 30 seconds per page reading a dense tract byMartin Luther. “—John Phipps, The Economist's 1843I've been reading more from the AIs lately and less from books. So I'll get one good book and ask the AI a lot of questions.Eric Topol (01:24):Yeah. Well, do you use NotebookLM for that?Tyler Cowen (01:28):No, just o3 from OpenAI at the moment, but a lot of the models are very good. Claude, there's others.Eric Topol (01:35):Yeah, yeah. No, I see how that's a whole different way to interrogate a book and it's great. And in fact, that gets me to a topic I was going to get to later, but I'll do it now. You're soon or you have already started writing for the Free Press with Barri Weiss.Tyler Cowen (01:54):That's right, yes. I have a piece coming out later today. It's been about two weeks. It's been great so far.“Tyler Cowen has a mind unlike any I've ever encountered. In a single conversation, it's not at all unusual for him to toggle between DeepSeek, GLP-1s, Haitian art, sacred Tibetan music, his favorite Thai spot in L.A., and LeBron James”—Bari WeissYeah, so that's interesting. I hadn't heard of it until I saw the announcement from Barri and I thought what was great about it is she introduced it. She said, “Tyler Cowen has a mind unlike any I've ever encountered. In a single conversation, it's not at all unusual for him to toggle between DeepSeek, GLP-1s, Haitian art, sacred Tibetan music, his favorite Thai spot in L.A., and LeBron James. Now who could do that, right. So I thought, well, you know what? I need independent confirmation of that, that is as being a polymath. And then I saw Patrick Collison, who I know at Stripe and Arc Institute, “you can have a specific and detailed discussion with him about 17th-century Irish economic thinkers, or trends in African music or the history of nominal GDP targeting. I don't know anyone who can engage in so many domains at the depth he does.” So you're an information acquirer and one of the books you wrote, I love the title Infovore.Tyler Cowen (03:09):The Age of the Infovore, that's right.Eric Topol (03:11):I mean, have people been using that term because you are emblematic of it?“You can have a specific and detailed discussion with him about 17th-century Irish economic thinkers, or trends in African music or the history of nominal GDP targeting. I don't know anyone who can engage in so many domains at the depth he does.”—Patrick CollisonIt was used on the internet at some obscure site, and I saw it and I fell in love with that word, and I thought I should try to popularize it, but it doesn't come from me, but I think I am the popularizer of it.Yeah, well, if anybody was ingesting more information and being able to work with it. That's what I didn't realize about you, Tyler, is restaurants and basketball and all these other fine arts, very impressive. Now, one of the topics I wanted to get into you is I guess related to a topic you've written about fair amount, which is the great stagnation, and right now we're seeing issues like an attack on science. And in the past, you've written about how you want to raise the social status of scientists. So how do you see this current, I would even characterize as a frontal assault on science?Tyler Cowen (04:16):Well, I'm very worried about current Trump administration policies. They change so frequently and so unpredictably, it's a little hard to even describe what they always are. So in that sense, it's a little hard to criticize them, but I think they're scaring away talent. They might scare away funding and especially the biomedical sciences, the fixed costs behind a lot of lab work, clinical trials, they're so high that if you scare money away, it does not come back very readily or very quickly. So I think the problem is biggest perhaps for a lot of the biomedical sciences. I do think a lot of reform there has been needed, and I hope somehow the Trump policies evolve to that sort of reform. So I think the NIH has become too high bound and far too conservative, and they take too long to give grants, and I don't like how the overhead system has been done. So there's plenty of room for improvement, but I don't see so far at least that the efforts have been constructive. They've been mostly destructive.Eric Topol (05:18):Yeah, I totally agree. Rather than creative destruction it's just destruction and it's unfortunate because it seems to be haphazard and reckless to me at least. We of course, like so many institutions rely on NIH funding for the work, but I agree that reform is fine as long as it's done in a very thought out, careful way, so we can eke out the most productivity for the best investment. Now along with that, you started Emergent Ventures where you're funding young talent.Tyler Cowen (05:57):That's right. That's a philanthropic fund. And we now have slightly over 1000 winners. They're not all young, I'd say they're mostly young and a great number of them want to go into the biomedical sciences or have done so. And this is part of what made me realize what an incredible influx of talent we're seeing into those areas. I'm not sure this is widely appreciated by the world. I'm sure you see it. I also see how much of that talent actually is coming from Canada, from Ontario in particular, and I've just become far more optimistic about computational biology and progress in biology and medical cures, fixes, whatever you want to call it, extending lives. 10 years ago, I was like, yeah, who knows? A lot of things looked pretty stuck. Then we had a number of years where life expectancy was falling, and now I think we're on the verge of a true golden age.Eric Topol (06:52):I couldn't agree with you more on that. And I know some of the people that you funded like Anne Wylie who developed a saliva test for Covid out of Yale. But as you say, there's so many great young and maybe not so young scientists all over, Canada being one great reservoir. And now of course I'm worried that we're seeing emigration rather than more immigration of this talent. Any thoughts about that?Tyler Cowen (07:21):Well, the good news is this, I'm in contact with young people almost every day, often from other countries. They still want to come to the United States. I would say I sign an O-1 letter for someone about once a week, and at least not yet has the magic been dissipated. So I'm less pessimistic than some people are, but I absolutely do see the dangers. We're just the biggest market, the freest place we have by far the most ambitious people. I think that's actually the most significant factor. And young people sense that, and they just want to come here and there's not really another place they can go that will fit them.Eric Topol (08:04):Yeah, I mean one of the things as you've probably noted is there's these new forces that are taking on big shouldering. In fact, Patrick Collison with Arc Institute and Chan Zuckerberg for their institute and others like that, where the work you're doing with Emergent Ventures, you're supporting important projects, talents, and if this whole freefall in NIH funding and other agency funding continues, it looks like we may have to rely more on that, especially if we're going to attract some talent from outside. I don't know how else we're going to make. You're absolutely right about how we are such a great destination and great collaborations and mentors and all that history, but I'm worried that it could be in kind of a threatened mode, if you will.Tyler Cowen (08:59):I hope AI lowers costs. As you probably know at Arc, they had Greg Brockman come in for some number of months and he's one of the people, well, he helped build up Stripe, but he also was highly significant in OpenAI behind the GPT-4 model. And to have Greg Brockman at your institute doing AI for what, six months, that's a massive acceleration that actually no university had the wisdom to do, and Arc did. So I think we're seeing just more entrepreneurial thinking in the area. There's still this problem of bottlenecks. So let's say AI is great for drug discovery as it may be. Well, clinical trials then become a bigger bottleneck. The FDA becomes a bigger bottleneck. So rapid improvement in only one area while great is actually not good enough.Eric Topol (09:46):Yeah, I'm glad you brought up that effect in Arc Institute because we both know Patrick Hsu, who's a brilliant young guy who works there and has published some incredible large language models applied to life science in recent months, and it is impressive how they used AI in almost a singular way as compared to as you said, many other leading institutions. So that is I think, a really important thing to emphasize.Tyler Cowen (10:18):Arc can move very quickly. I think that's not really appreciated. So if Patrick Hsu decides Silvana Konermann, Patrick Collison, if they decide something ought to be bought or purchased or set in motion, it can happen in less than a day. And it does happen basically immediately. And it's not only that it's quicker, I think when you have quicker decisions, they're better and it's infectious to the people you're working with. And there's an understanding that the core environment is not a bureaucratic one. So it has a kind of multiplier effect through the institution.Eric Topol (10:54):Yeah, I totally agree with you. It's always been a philosophy in your mind to get stuff done, get s**t done, whatever you want to call it. They're getting it done. And that's what's so impressive. And not just that they've got some new funds available, but rather they're executing in a way that's parallel to the way the world's evolving in the AI front, which is I think faster than most people would ever have expected, anticipated. Now that gets me to a post you had on Marginal Revolution just last week, which one of the things I love about Marginal Revolution is you don't have to read a whole lot of stuff. You just give the bullets, the juice, if you will. Here you wrote o3 and AGI, is April 16th AGI day? And everybody's talking about artificial general intelligence is here. It's going to be here five years, it's going to be seven years.Eric Topol (11:50):It certainly seems to be getting closer. And in this you wrote, “I think it is AGI, seriously. Try asking it lots of questions, and then ask yourself: just how much smarter was I expecting AGI to be? As I've argued in the past, AGI, however you define it, is not much of a social event per se. It still will take us a long time to use it properly. Benchmarks, benchmarks, blah blah blah. Maybe AGI is like porn — I know it when I see it. And I've seen it.” I thought that was really well done, Tyler. Anything you want to amplify on that?Tyler Cowen (12:29):Look, if I ask at economics questions and I'm trained as an economist, it beats me. So I don't care if other people don't call it AGI, but one of the original definitions of AGI was that it would beat most experts most of the time on most matters, say 90% or above, and we're there. So people keep on shifting the goalposts. They'll say, well, sometimes it hallucinates or it's not very good at playing tic-tac toe, or there's always another complaint. Those are not irrelevant, but I'll just say, sit down, have someone write at a test of 20 questions, you're a PhD, you take the test, let o3 take the test, then have someone grade, see how you've done, then form your opinion. That's my suggestion.Eric Topol (13:16):I think it's pretty practical. I mean, enough with the Turing test, I mean, we've had that Turing test for decades, and I think the way you described it is a little more practical and meaningful these days. But its capabilities to me at least, are still beyond belief eke out of current, not just the large language models, but large reasoning models. And so, it's just gotten to a point where and it's accelerating, every week there's so many other, the competition is good for taking it to the next level.Tyler Cowen (13:50):It can do tasks and it self improves. So o3-pro will be out in a few weeks. It may be out by the time you're hearing this. I think that's obviously going to be better than just pure o3. And then GPT-5 people have said it will be this summer. So every few months there are major advances and there's no sign of those stopping.Eric Topol (14:12):Absolutely. Now, of course, you've been likened to “Treat Tyler like a really good GPT” that is because you're this information meister. What do you ask the man who you can ask anything? That's kind of what we have when we can go to any one of these sites and start our prompts, whatever. So it's kind of funny in some ways you might've annotated this with your quest for knowledge.Tyler Cowen (14:44):Well, I feel I understand the thing better than most people do for that reason, but it's not entirely encouraging to me personally, selfishly to be described that way, whether or not it's accurate. It just means I have a lot more new competition.Eric Topol (14:59):Well, I love this one. “I'm not very interested in the meaning of life, but I'm very interested in collecting information on what other people think is the meaning of life. And it's not entirely a joke” and that's also what you wrote about in the Free Press thing, that most of the things that are going to be written are going to be better AI in the media and that we should be writing books for the AI that's going to ingest them. How do you see this human AI interface growing or moving?Tyler Cowen (15:30):The AI is your smartest reader. It's your most sympathetic reader. It will remember what you tell it. So I think humans should sit down and ask, what does the AI need to know? And also, what is it that I know that's not on the historical record anywhere? That's not just repetition if I put it down, say on the internet. So there's no point in writing repetitions anymore because the AI already knows those things. So the value of what you'd call broadly, memoir, biography, anecdote, you could say secrets. It's now much higher. And the value of repeating basic truths, which by the way, I love as an economist, to be clear, like free trade, tariffs are usually bad, those are basic truths. But just repeating that people will be going to the AI and saying it again won't make the AI any better. So everything you write or podcast, you should have this point in mind.Eric Topol (16:26):So you obviously have all throughout your life in reading lots of books. Will your practice still be to do the primary reading of the book, or will you then go to o3 or whatever or the other way around?Tyler Cowen (16:42):I've become fussier about my reading. So I'll pick up a book and start and then start asking o3 or other models questions about the book. So it's like I get a customized version of the book I want, but I'm also reading somewhat more fiction. Now, AI might in time become very good at fiction, but we're not there now. So fiction is more special. It's becoming more human, and I should read more of it, and I'm doing that.Eric Topol (17:10):Yeah, no, that's great. Now, over the weekend, there was a lot of hubbub about Bill Gates saying that we won't need doctors in the next 10 years because of AI. What are your thoughts about that?Tyler Cowen (17:22):Well, that's wrong as stated, but he may have put it in a more complex way. He's a very smart guy of course. AI already does better diagnosis on humans than medical doctors. Not by a lot, but by somewhat. And that's free and that's great, but if you need brain surgery for some while, you still need the human doctor. So human doctors will need to adjust. And if someone imagines that at some point robots do the brain surgery better, well fine. But I'm not convinced that's within the next 10 years. That would surprise me.Eric Topol (17:55):So to that point, recently, a colleague of mine wrote an op-ed in the New York Times about six studies comparing AI alone versus doctors with AI. And in all six studies, the AI did better than the doctors who had access to AI. Now, you could interpret that as, well they don't know how to use AI. They have automation bias or that is true. What do you think?Tyler Cowen (18:27):It's probably true, but I would add as an interpretation, the value of meta rationality has gone up. So to date, we have not selected doctors for their ability to work with AI, obviously, but some doctors have the personal quality, it's quite distinct from intelligence, but if just knowing when they should defer to someone or something else, and those doctors and researchers will become much more valuable. They're sufficiently modest to defer to the AI and have some judgment as to when they should do that. That's now a super important quality. Over time, I hope our doctors have much more of that. They are selected on that basis, and then that result won't be true anymore.Eric Topol (19:07):So obviously you would qualify. There's a spectrum here. The AI enthusiasts, you and I are both in that group, and then there's the doomsayers and there's somewhere middle ground, of course, where people are trying to see the right balance. Are there concerns about AI, I mean anything about that, how it's moving forward that you're worried about?Tyler Cowen (19:39):Well, any change that big one should have very real concerns. Maybe our biggest concern is that we're not sure what our biggest concern should be. One simple effect that I see coming soon is it will devalue the status of a lot of our intellectuals and what's called our chattering class. A lot of its people like us, we won't seem so impressive anymore. Now, that's not the end of the world for everyone as a whole, but if you ask, what does it mean for society to have the status of its elites so punctured? At a time when we have some, I would say very negative forces attacking those elites in other ways, that to me is very concerning.Eric Topol (20:25):Do you think that although we've seen what's happening with the current administration with respect to the tariffs, and we've already talked about the effects on science funding, do you see this as a short-term hit that will eventually prevail? Do you see them selectively supporting AI efforts and finding the right balance with the tech companies to support them and the competition that exists globally with China and whatnot? How are we going to get forward and what some people consider pretty dark times, which is of course, so seemingly at odds with the most extraordinary times of human support with AI?Tyler Cowen (21:16):Well, the Trump people are very pro AI. I think that's one of the good things about the administration, much pro AI and more interested than were the Biden people. The Biden people, you could say they were interested, but they feared it would destroy the whole world, and they wanted to choke and throttle it in a variety of ways. So I think there's a great number of issues where the Trump people have gone very badly wrong, but at least so far AI's not one of them. I'd give them there like an A or A+ so far. We'll see, right?Eric Topol (21:44):Yeah. As you've seen, we still have some of these companies in some kind of a hot seat like Meta and Google regarding their monopolies, and we saw how some of the tech leaders, not all of them, became very supportive, potentially you could interpret that for their own interests. They wanted to give money to the inauguration and also get favor curry some political favor. But I haven't yet seen the commitment to support AI, talk about a golden age for the United States because so much of this is really centered here and some of the great minds that are helping to drive the AI and these models. But I wonder if there's more that can be done so that we continue to lead in this space.Tyler Cowen (22:45):There's a number of issues here. The first is Trump administration policy toward the FTC, I think has not been wonderful. They appointed someone who seems like would be more appropriate for a democratic or more left-leaning administration. But if you look at the people in the Office of Science and Technology Policy in the White House, they're excellent, and there's always different forces in any administration. But again, so far so good. I don't think they should continue the antitrust suit against Google that is looking like it's going against Google, but that's not really the Trump administration, that's the judiciary, and that's been underway for quite some while. So with Trump, it's always very hard to predict. The lack of predictability, I would say, is itself a big problem. But again, if you're looking for one area where it's good, that would be my pick.Eric Topol (23:35):Yeah, well, I would agree with that for sure. I just want to see more evidence that we capitalize on the opportunities here and don't let down. I mean, do you think outlawing selling the Nvidia chips to China is the way to do this? It seems like that hurts Nvidia and isn't China going to get whatever they want anyway?Tyler Cowen (24:02):That restriction, I favored when it was put in. I'm now of the view that it has not proved useful. And if you look at how many of those chips get sold, say to Malaysia, which is not a top AI performer, one strongly suspects, they end up going to China. China is incentivized to develop its own high-quality chips and be fully independent of Western supply lines. So I think it's not worked out well.Eric Topol (24:29):Yeah, no, I see that since you've written so much about this, it's good to get your views because I share those views and you know a lot more about this than I would, but it seems like whether it's Malaysia or other channels, they're going to get the Blackwell chips that they want. And it seems like this is almost like during Covid, how you would close down foreign travel. It's like it doesn't really work that well. There's a big world out there, right?Tyler Cowen (25:01):It's an interesting question. What kind of timing do you want for when both America and China get super powerful AI? And I don't think you actually want only America to have it. It's a bit like nuclear weapons, but you don't want China to have it first. So you want some kind of staggered sequence where we're always a bit ahead of them, but they also maybe are constraining us a bit. I hope we're on track to get that, but I really, really don't want China to have it first.Eric Topol (25:31):Yeah, I mean I think there's, as you're pointing out aptly is a healthy managed competition and that if we can keep that lead there, it is good for both and it's good for the world ideally. But getting back, is there anything you're worried about in AI? I mean because I know you're upbeat about its net effective, and we've already talked about amazing potential for efficiency, productivity. It basically upends a lot of economic models of the past, right?Tyler Cowen (26:04):Yes. I think it changes or will change so many parts of life. Again, it's a bit difficult to specify worries, but how we think of ourselves as humans, how we think of our gods, our religions, I feel all that will be different. If you imagine trying to predict the effects of the printing press after Gutenberg, that would've been nearly impossible to do. I think we're all very glad we got the printing press, but you would not say all of it went well. It's not that you would blame the printing press for those subsequent wars, but it was disruptive to the earlier political equilibrium. I think we need to take great care to do it better this time. AI in different forms will be weaponized. There's great potential for destruction there and evil people will use it. So of course, we need to be very much concerned.Eric Topol (26:54):And there's obviously many of these companies have ways to try to have efforts to anticipate that. That is alignments and various safety type parallel efforts like Ilya did when he moved out of OpenAI and others. Is that an important part of each of these big efforts, whether it's OpenAI, Google, or the rest of them anthropic that they put in resources to keep things from going off the tracks?Tyler Cowen (27:34):That's good and it's important, but I think it's also of limited value because the more we learn how to control AI systems directly, the bad guys will have similar lessons, and they will use alignment possibly to make their AIs bad and worse and that it obeys them. So yeah, I'd rather the good guys make progress on what they're trying to do, but don't think it's going to solve the problem. It creates new problems as well.Eric Topol (28:04):So because of AI, do you think you'll write any more books in the future?Tyler Cowen (28:11):I'm writing a book right now. I suspect it will be my last. That book, its title is Mentors. It's about how to mentor individuals and what do the social sciences know about mentoring. My view is that even if the AI could write the book better than I can, that people actually want to read a book like that from a human. I could be wrong, but I think we should in the future, restrict ourselves to books that are better by a human. I will write every day for the rest of my life, but I'm not sure that books make sense at the current moment.Eric Topol (28:41):Yeah, that's a really important point, and I understand that completely. Now, when you write for the Free Press, which will be besides the Conversations with Tyler podcast and the Marginal Revolution, what kind of things will you be writing about in the Free Press?Tyler Cowen (28:56):Well, I just submitted a piece. It's a defense of elitism. So the problem with our elites is that they have not been elitist enough and have not adhered strictly enough to the scientific method. So it's a very simple point. I think to you it would be pretty obvious, but it needs to be said. It's not out there enough in the debate that yes, sometimes the elites have truly and badly let us down, but the answer is not to reject elitism per se, but to impose higher elitist standards on our sometimes supposed elites. So that's the piece I just sent in. It's coming out soon and should be out by the time anyone hears this.Eric Topol (29:33):Well, I look forward to reading that. So besides a polymath, you might be my favorite polymath, Tyler you didn't know that. Also, you're a futurist because when you have that much information ingested, and now of course with a super performance of AI to help, it really does help to try to predict where we're headed. Have I missed anything in this short conversation that you think we should touch on?Tyler Cowen (30:07):Well, I'll touch on a great interest of yours. I like your new book very much. I think over the course of the next 40 years working with AI, we will beat back essentially every malady that kills people. It doesn't mean you live forever. Many, many more people will simply die of what we now call old age. There's different theories as to what that means. I don't have a lot of expertise in that, but the actual things people are dying from will be greatly postponed. And if you have a kid today to think that kid might expect to live to be 97 or even older, that to me is extremely plausible.Tyler Cowen (30:45):I won't be around to see it, but that's a phenomenal development for human beings.Eric Topol (30:50):I share that with you. I'm sad that I won't be around to see it, but exactly as you've outlined, the fact that we're going to be able to have a huge impact on particularly the age-related diseases, but also as you touched on the genetic diseases with genome editing and many other, I think, abilities that we have now controlling the immune system, I mean a central part of how we get into trouble with diseases. So I couldn't agree with you more, and that's a really good note to finish on because so many of the things that we have discussed today, we share similar views and we come at it from totally different worlds. The economist that has a very wide-angle lens, and I guess you'd say the physician who has a more narrow lens aperture. But thank you so much, Tyler for joining me today.Tyler Cowen (31:48):My pleasure. Let me close by telling you some good news. I have AI friends who think you and I, I'm 63 will be around to see that, I don't agree with them they don't convince me, but there are smart people who think the benefits from this will come quite soon.Eric Topol (32:03):I sure hope they're right.Tyler Cowen (32:05):Yes.*******************************************SUPER AGERS, my new book, was released on May 6th. It's about extending our healthspan, and I introduce 2 of my patients (one below, Mrs. L.R.) as exemplars to learn from. This potential to prevent the 3 major age-related diseases would not be possible without the jumps in the science of aging and multimodal A.I. My op-ed preview of the book was published in The NY Times last week. Here's a gift link. I did a podcast with Mel Robbins on the book here. Here's my publisher ‘s (Simon and Schuster) site for the book. If you're interested in the audio book, I am the reader (first time I have done this, quite an experience!)The book was reviewed in WSJ. Here's a gift linkThere have been many pieces written about it. 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This episode was recorded on February 19th, 2025. Miguel Gabián is the founder and president of Fertílitas, a company specializing in NaProTechnology based in Spain. Established in 2018, Fertílitas is dedicated to helping couples identify the root causes of infertility, thereby restoring their natural potential to conceive. Prior to this, Miguel enjoyed a successful 25-year career in investment banking. He holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and is recognized as a Fundación Barrié scholar. A passionate advocate for life and family issues, Miguel has been happily married to his high school sweetheart for almost 30 years and is a proud father of five children. Connect with me:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tammy.m.peterson Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TammyPetersonPodcast TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tammypetersonpodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/Tammy1Peterson Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/TammyPetersonPodcast

Fidèle à ses promesses de campagne, Donald Trump a annoncé, dès le début de son second mandat, une augmentation de 25 % des droits de douane sur les importations en provenance du Mexique et du Canada. Des mesures similaires concernant l'Europe et la Chine sont envisagées. Cette politique protectionniste, récurrente dans l'histoire américaine, trouve ses racines dans le passé colonial du pays. Avec Bertrand Van Ruymbeke, professeur de civilisation américaine à l'Université Paris 8, spécialiste de l'histoire des Treize Colonies et de la Révolution américaine, auteur de L'Amérique avant les États-Unis (Flammarion, 2016) et Histoire des États-Unis (Tallandier, 2018).

In this episode of the Unrestricted Podcast, host Ish Barri and co-host Mz Blue dive into several trending topics that have captured public attention.BBL Smell: The episode kicks off with a discussion about the viral claim that women who undergo Brazilian Butt Lifts (BBLs) may develop an odor over time. Ish shares a personal anecdote about a friend who inquired about Miss Blue's rumored BBL, leading to a deeper exploration of the topic. Both hosts express skepticism about the claims, citing their experiences with friends and guests who have had BBLs without any issues related to smell.Vivica A. Fox's BBL: The conversation shifts to actress Vivica A. Fox, who recently made headlines for reportedly getting a BBL at the age of 60. The hosts discuss the implications of her decision, emphasizing that women should feel empowered to enhance their appearance at any age. They also critique the outfit she wore during a public appearance, suggesting that it may not have showcased her new figure in the best light.Alaska Airlines Flight Attendant Fired for Twerking: The episode also covers the story of an Alaska Airlines flight attendant who was fired for posting a twerking video while in uniform. Ish and Blue discuss the appropriateness of her actions and the potential overreaction from the airline, considering the nature of her twerk and the context in which it was performed.NYPD Detective in Trouble for Music Video Appearance: Lastly, the hosts talk about NYPD Detective Melissa Mercado, who has been suspended for appearing in a music video as a stripper. They explore the implications of her dual career and the public's reaction to her involvement in the entertainment industry.Throughout the episode, Ish and Blue provide their insights and opinions on these topics, encouraging listeners to think critically about the narratives surrounding body image, professionalism, and personal choices in the public eye.Alaska Airlines flight attendant reacts to ‘unfair' firing over viral twerk video: I wanted to get ‘hyped up for my day' - https://nypost.com/2025/03/07/lifestyle/alaska-airlines-flight-attendant-reacts-to-firing-over-viral-twerk-video/Whew! New Footage Of Vivica A. Fox Is Turnin' Heads On Social Media (WATCH) - https://theshaderoom.com/new-footage-vivica-a-fox-turns-heads-social-media-reacts-watch-video/NYPD Detective Removed From Active Cases And Under Review For Pole-Dancing In Viral Music Video - https://www.yahoo.com/news/nypd-detective-removed-active-cases-170035396.htmlFollow Mz Blue on Social Media:Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TherealmzblueTwitter - https://www.twitter.com/theemzblueInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/mzblueradioshow_Mz Blue Previous Unrestricted Episodes - https://www.barrimediaunrestricted.com/guests/mz-blue✅ SUPPORT THE UNRESTRICTED PODCAST!✔️PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/barrimedia✔️Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theunrestrictedpodcast✔️Merch: https://www.patreon.com/theunrestrictedpodcastTo reach the Unrestricted team you can email: Barri.MediaTexas@gmail.com✅ FOLLOW THE UNRESTRICTED PODCAST✔️INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/unrestricted_podcast✔️TWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/podunrestricted✔️WEBSITE: https://www.theunrestrictedpodcast.com✔️YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/theunrestrictedpodcast✔️FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1266097927635639/

A) PART RESOLUTIVA 1.Aprovació de l’acta de la sessió anterior. 2.-Expedient 1459/2024. Expedient sancionador A.M.P.M. – Gossos potencialment perillosos.- 3.-Expedient 1680/2024. Declaració d’especial interès o utilitat municipal obres per a la millora d’accessibilitat amb escala i ascensor, a l’escola la Noguera.- 4.-Expedient 1693/2024. Declaració d’especial interès o utilitat municipal obres per rehabilitació de pis situat al carrer Girona de la Fundació Privada Resilis.- 5.-Expedient 301/2025. Declaració d’especial interès o utilitat municipal obres per rehabilitació de pis situat al carrer Lleida de la Fundació Privada Resilis.- 6.-Expedient 329/2025. Declaració d’especial interès o utilitat municipal obres per reforma d’habitatge situat al carrer Pablo Neruda de la Fundació Privada Resilis.- 7.-Expedient 330/2025. Declaració d’especial interès o utilitat municipal obres per rehabilitació de pis situat al carrer Gregorio Marañón de la Fundació Privada Resilis.- 8.-Expedient 361/2025. Declaració d’especial interès o utilitat municipal obres per rehabilitació d’un pis en mal estat degut al pas del temps i manca de manteniment situat al carrer Jaume Balmes de la Fundació Privada Resilis.- 9.-Expedient 1643/2024. Aprovar inicialment el “Projecte executiu de reforma de local per a oficina d’atenció al ciutadà de la Paeria de Balaguer i l’annex d’instal·lacions al “Projecte de Reforma del Local per a oficina d’atenció al ciutadà (OAC) a Balaguer”.- 10.-Expedient 33/2025. Aprovar definitivament el projecte d’obres “Projecte de millora Codi Validació: 4A5JCW6AZ2X2S33R4KNHZ99HP Verificació: https://balaguer.eadministracio.cat/ Document signat electrònicament des de la plataforma esPublico Gestiona | Pàgina 1 de 3 de les cruïlles carrer Sant Crist amb carrer Barcelona i carrer Pare Sanahuja amb carrer Doctor Fleming, de Balaguer.- 11.-Expedient 539/2025. Aprovar inicialment el projecte d’obres “Projecte d’adequació de la caserna de la Guàrdia Urbana de Balaguer.- 12.-Expedient 1280/2024. Aprovar el “Conveni de col·laboració entre la Paeria de Balaguer i l’Associació SosBigotis per la gestió de colònies felines del municipi.- 13.-Expedient 437/2025. Aprovar el “Conveni de col·laboració entre l’Agència de l’Habitatge de Catalunya i l’Ajuntament de Balaguer relatiu al programa de mediació per al lloguer social d’habitatges, durant els anys 2025, 2026 i 2027.- 14.-Expedient 458/2025. Aprovar el “Conveni de col·laboració entre el Patronat de Promoció Econòmica de la Diputació de Lleida i l’Ajuntament de Balaguer per la posada en marxa del “Centre d’Innovació Transformativa en Energia Sostenible” en les instal·lacions de l’Energyhub Lab”.- 15.-Expedient 460/2025. Aprovar el “Conveni de Col·laboració entre el Departament de Cultura, el Consell Comarcal de la Noguera i l’Ajuntament de Balaguer per a la gestió de l’Arxiu Comarcal de la Noguera”.- 16.-Expedient 502/2025. Aprovar el conveni marc de col·laboració entre l’administració de la Generalitat de Catalunya, mitjançant el departament d’Educació i Formació Professional, i l’Ajuntament de Balaguer per poder portar a terme la fase de formació en empresa del cicle Formatiu de Grau Superior Formació Professional DUAP (FP DUAL) Educació Infantil, a l’Institut Ronda de Lleida.- 17.-Expedient 530/2025. Aprovar el “Conveni de col·laboració entre Ajuntaments amb l’objectiu d’establir col·laboracions reciproques per a l’organització de la campanya “Compra i descobreix Catalunya”, per a la promoció comercial, turística i cultural dels municipis signants”.- 18.-Expedient 540/2025. Nomenar els representants de la Corporació al Consell Educatiu de la Paeria de Balaguer.- 19.-Expedient 523/2025. Aprovar el Conveni de col.laboració entre la Diputació de Lleida i lInstitut Municipal Progrés i Cultura de Balaguer per a la realització dactivitats firals.- 20.-Expedient 492/2024. Aprovar inicialment el projecte dobres “Projecte bàsic i executiu de la Restauració i Consolidació de la Muralla Emiral del Barri del Firal de Balaguer”.- 21.-Expedient 555/2025. Moció que presenta el Grup Municipal de Junts per Balaguer de suport a la creació d’un centre de memòria a la comissaria de policia de Via Laietana, 43 de Barcelona.- 22.-Expedient 565/2025. Moció de rebuig a l’espionatge i les infiltracions policials als moviments socials dels Països Catalans.- 23.Assumptes d’urgència. B) ACTIVITAT DE CONTROL Codi Validació: 4A5JCW6AZ2X2S33R4KNHZ99HP Verificació: https://balaguer.eadministracio.cat/ Document signat electrònicament des de la plataforma esPublico Gestiona | Pàgina 2 de 3 24.Donar compte dels Decrets d’Alcaldia del núm. 284/2025 fins al núm. 513/2025. 25.Donar compte aprovació liquidació del pressupost 2024. C) PRECS I PREGUNTES 26.Precs i preguntes.Descarregar àudio (180:19 min / 83 MB)

El ple de la Paeria de Balaguer portarà a debat aquest dijous l’aprovació dels projectes de reforma del local per a l’oficina d’atenció al ciutadà i el projecte d’obres per a l’adequació de la caserna de la Guàrdia Urbana, ambdós sumen 723 mil euros, per als quals es demanarà un subvenció del PUOSC . També el ple d’aquest dijous el ple portarà a aprovació inicial el “Projecte bàsic i executiu de la Restauració i Consolidació de la Muralla Emiral del Barri del Firal de Balaguer”, per al qual la Paeria preveu destinar-hi 180 mil euros. Pel que fa a convenis, destaca el de col•laboració amb l’Associació SosBigotis per a la gestió de colònies felines al municipi El comitè tècnic del Pla Inuncat fa un seguiment de les tasques de segellament de la filtració a la presa de Rialb. Els representants de la CHE han comunicat que no hi ha risc per a la població i que les obres pel segellat de la filtració s’allargaran 15 dies Térmens ultima l’adequació del nou centre de serveis d’atenció integral per a la gent gran, que entrarà en funcionament a finals d’any S’enfronta a 4 anys de presó per estafar més de 4.600 euros en gasoil a una empresa de Balaguer. El processat es va aprofitar de la seva credibilitat com a antic client per estafar la firma, segons la Fiscalia Agroseguro comença a peritar els danys de la pedregada de dissabte als camps de Ponent. Hi ha finques que perdran tota la collita, mentre que en d’altres l’afectació serà menor un cop feta l’aclarida. Agroseguro calcula que la pedregada pot haver afectat prop de 10.000 hectàrees de fruiters. També han resultat afectats cultius de cereals d’hivern, cirerers, ametllers i colza, tot i que en grau més baix El Patronat de Turisme promociona els esmorzars de forquilla dels establiments del projecte Moturisme Ara Lleida. En el marc de la Regió Mundial de la Gastronomia i hi participaran set allotjaments i restaurants del Solsonès, la Noguera, l’Urgell, l’Alt Urgell i el Pallars Sobirà La sala La Mercantil programa el millor jazz amb el pianista nord-americà Jeb Patton el divendres a les 21h Os de Balaguer celebrarà aquest diumenge 27 d’abril la Trobada de Campaners, amb la tradicional demostració de tocs de campana, el Toc especial i les activitats paral•leles com la fira d’artesania ESPORTS La Lliga de la Noguera de curses de muntanya prepara dues cites les properes setmanes. Es tracta de la Cursa del Meló d’Artesa de Segre i la Cursa de la Serp de La Sentiu, totes dues amb inscripcions obertes Artesa de Segre acollirà el proper diumenge 27 d’abril la 1a Rogaine d’Orientació amb categories competitives i d’iniciacióDescarregar àudio (34:04 min / 16 MB)

Para Barri, el choque del domingo es "importantísimo"

Cette semaine, on met à l'honneur le poker Live avec deux joueurs qui ont bien brillé au tout récent Barrière Poker Tour à Ribeauvillé : Louis Michaud : 59 ans, vainqueur du BPT Ribeauvillé, ancien professeur de tennis et conseiller départemental. Après des soucis de santé et une greffe de rein en 2013, il est animé par la passion poker, le challenge des tournois et vit de super moments autant en France qu'à l'étranger. Il prévoit de fêter ses 60 ans à Marrakech dans quelques jours. Serge Chechin : 52 ans, entrepreneur de l'Est de la France, Serge s'est hissé en 3e place du BPT grâce à une maîtrise du jeu short stack. En 2022, il termine 80e du Main Event des WSOP pour 100k$... en 2023, c'est une très belle 13e place à l'EPT Prague qui paiera les cadeaux de Noël. Sa fiche Hendonmob est bien fournie ! Staff CP Radio Présentation : Comanche et ShiShi Streaming : Fanny Réalisation et montage : Steven Club Poker Radio vous est présentée par Winamax, le n°1 du poker en ligne.   Perte d'argent, conflits familiaux, addiction… Les jeux d'argent sont interdits aux moins de 18 ans et peuvent être dangereux. En cas de besoin, contactez le 09 74 75 13 13.

In this episode of The Unrestricted Podcast, host Ish Barri welcomes plus-size advocate, model, and content creator Roxy Perez. Roxy shares her journey from her small hometown of Victoria, Texas, to becoming a prominent figure in Houston's modeling scene. The conversation touches on her experiences, the importance of body positivity, and the challenges she has faced along the way. Join Ish and Roxy as they explore what it means to live unrestricted and embrace one's true self. Enjoy the inspiring stories and insights from a remarkable guest!Follow Roxy on Social Media:Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/Poproxx428Facebook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/RoxyPerezCurvyModelTikTok: ⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@thepoproxx⁠ The VĆR SHOW: ⁠https://open.spotify.com/show/4CYZ3TqPjaqG1wzLTO9UEb?si=5e8b3338c25c45fa ENVYD Magazine Issue 404 January Resolutions:⁠ https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/2993214?__r=5223529✅Best ways to help support The Unrestricted Podcast!✔️PayPal: ⁠https://www.paypal.me/barrimedia⁠ ✔️Patreon: ⁠https://www.patreon.com/theunrestrictedpodcast⁠ ✔️Merch: ⁠https://www.tiny.cc/unrestrictedstore⁠To reach the Unrestricted team you can email: Barri.MediaTexas@gmail.com✅FOLLOW THE UNRESTRICTED PODCAST✔️INSTAGRAM: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/unrestricted_podcast⁠✔️ X: ⁠https://www.x.com/PODUnrestricted⁠✔️WEBSITE: ⁠https://www.theunrestrictedpodcast.com⁠✔️YOUTUBE: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/theunrestrictedpodcast⁠✔️FACEBOOK: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557178401899⁠

Welcome back to The Unrestricted Podcast! In this episode, host Ish Barri sits down with the talented Simone Dejean, also known as Magical Me Cosplay. Join us as we dive into the vibrant world of cosplay, user-generated content (UGC), and the unique experiences of creators over 40.Simone shares her journey from being an influencer to embracing UGC, discussing the challenges and triumphs of creating content that resonates with her audience. We explore the importance of authenticity in the cosplay community, the impact of age and body positivity, and the joy of connecting with fans through character embodiment.Get ready for a lively conversation filled with sports banter, personal anecdotes, and valuable insights into the world of cosplay and content creation. Whether you're a seasoned cosplayer or just curious about the community, this episode is packed with inspiration and motivation.Simone's Previous Unrestricted Podcast Episodes - https://www.theunrestrictedpodcast.com/guests/simone-dejean/Follow Simone on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/magicalmecosplay/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/magicalmecosplaTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@magicalmecosplayX: https://x.com/HPFanaticsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@magicalmecosplayBluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/magicalmecosplay.bsky.social✅Best ways to help support The Unrestricted Podcast!✔️PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/barrimedia ✔️Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theunrestrictedpodcast ✔️Merch: https://www.tiny.cc/unrestrictedstoreTo reach the Unrestricted team you can email: Barri.MediaTexas@gmail.com✅FOLLOW THE UNRESTRICTED PODCAST✔️INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/unrestricted_podcast✔️ X: https://www.x.com/PODUnrestricted✔️WEBSITE: https://www.theunrestrictedpodcast.com✔️YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/theunrestrictedpodcast✔️FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557178401899

Aujourd'hui, Zohra Bitan, Bruno Poncet et Antoine Diers débattent de l'actualité autour d'Alain Marschall et Olivier Truchot.

Avec : Périco Légasse, journaliste. Yael Mellul, ancienne avocate. Et Robert Sebbag, infectiologue à la Pitié-Salpêtrière. - Après le succès d'audience rencontré cette année, Estelle Denis repart pour une nouvelle saison. Toujours accompagnée de Rémy Barret et sa bande, Estelle Denis s'invite à la table des français pour traiter des sujets qui font leur quotidien. Société, conso, actualité, débats, coup de gueule, coups de cœurs… En simultané sur RMC Story.

In this episode of The Unrestricted Podcast, host Ish Barri welcomes back fashion expert and plus-size advocate Lauren Victorya for a candid discussion about being fat in America. The episode dives into societal perceptions, personal experiences, and the implications of body image in today's culture. Ish and Lauren address the trending topic surrounding the Dank DeMoss situation, unpacking its relevance to the ongoing conversation about body positivity and acceptance. With humor and honesty, the duo explores the challenges and triumphs faced by those who navigate the complexities of body image in a society that often stigmatizes differences. Tune in for an insightful and unrestricted dialogue that aims to empower listeners and challenge the status quo.Lauren's Previous Unrestricted Podcast Episodes - https://www.theunrestrictedpodcast.com/guests/lauren-victorya-seld/Follow Victorya on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unbothered_n_uniqueFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/laurenvm✅Best ways to help support The Unrestricted Podcast!✔️PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/barrimedia✔️Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theunrestrictedpodcast✔️Merch: https://www.tiny.cc/unrestrictedstoreTo reach the Unrestricted team you can email: Barri.MediaTexas@gmail.com✅FOLLOW THE UNRESTRICTED PODCAST✔️INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/unrestricted_podcast✔️TWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/PODUnrestricted✔️WEBSITE: https://www.theunrestrictedpodcast.com✔️YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/theunrestrictedpodcast✔️FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557178401899

Salam aleyki sista

Aujourd'hui, Emmanuel de Villiers, Joëlle Dago-Serry, et Mourad Boudjellal débattent de l'actualité autour d'Alain Marschall et Olivier Truchot.

In this episode of The Unrestricted Podcast, host Ish Barri welcomes multi-time Olympian and decorated professional bodybuilder Reshanna Boswell. The conversation dives into Reshanna's recent 2024 season, where she reflects on her performance and the pressures athletes face in evaluating their own achievements. Despite Reshanna's self-critical view of her season, Ish and the fans recognize her incredible physique, particularly highlighting her last competition in Romania. The episode also features a fan questions, setting the stage for a deeper discussion on Reshanna's journey in bodybuilding and the insights she has for aspiring athletes. Join us for an inspiring and candid look at the world of professional bodybuilding!Follow Reshanna on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reshanna_boswell_ifbb_pro/Reshanna Previous Unrestricted Episodes - https://www.theunrestrictedpodcast.com/guests/reshanna-boswell/✅Best ways to help support The Unrestricted Podcast!✔️PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/barrimedia✔️Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theunrestrictedpodcast✔️Merch: https://www.tiny.cc/unrestrictedstoreTo reach the Unrestricted team you can email: Barri.MediaTexas@gmail.com✅FOLLOW THE UNRESTRICTED PODCAST✔️INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/unrestricted_podcast✔️TWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/podunrestricted✔️WEBSITE: https://www.theunrestrictedpodcast.com✔️YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/theunrestrictedpodcast✔️FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557178401899

Fluent Fiction - Catalan: Bridging Trust in Barcelona's Barri Gòtic Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ca/episode/2025-02-27-23-34-01-ca Story Transcript:Ca: A la comissaria del Barri Gòtic de Barcelona, hi havia un aire de tensió.En: At the police station in the Barri Gòtic of Barcelona, there was an air of tension.Ca: Montserrat estava asseguda a una petita sala d'espera, mirant amb nerviosisme el seu telèfon.En: Montserrat was sitting in a small waiting room, nervously looking at her phone.Ca: La seva preocupació era palpable.En: Her worry was palpable.Ca: Havia vingut a parlar amb Gemma, una jove policia molt apreciada pel seu interès en la comunitat.En: She had come to talk to Gemma, a young police officer highly regarded for her interest in the community.Ca: Havia sentit parlar d'ella gràcies als altres pares de l'escola.En: She had heard about her through other parents at the school.Ca: Feia fred, un hivern intens a fora, però dins la comissaria, una estufa antiga escalfava l'ambient.En: It was cold, an intense winter outside, but inside the station, an old heater warmed the environment.Ca: Montserrat no podia deixar de pensar en la situació amb el seu fill.En: Montserrat couldn't stop thinking about the situation with her son.Ca: Hi havia hagut un incident a l'escola, i Pere, el mestre del seu fill, havia insistit que les normes eren les normes.En: There had been an incident at the school, and Pere, her son's teacher, had insisted that rules were rules.Ca: El seu fill havia estat acusat d'alguna cosa que, segons Montserrat, no havia fet.En: Her son had been accused of something that, according to Montserrat, he hadn't done.Ca: Finalment, Gemma va aparèixer amb un somriure càlid.En: Finally, Gemma appeared with a warm smile.Ca: "Montserrat, com estàs?En: "Montserrat, how are you?Ca: Vine, anem a parlar.En: Come on, let's talk."Ca: " Van trobar un racó tranquil a la comissaria per discutir la situació.En: They found a quiet corner in the station to discuss the situation.Ca: Montserrat va explicar tot el que sabia, i Gemma va començar a prendre notes seriosament.En: Montserrat explained everything she knew, and Gemma started taking notes seriously.Ca: "Podem buscar testimonis, o potser alguna càmera de l'escola podria haver captat el que va passar," va suggerir Gemma.En: "We can look for witnesses, or maybe some school camera could have captured what happened," suggested Gemma.Ca: Montserrat va sentir un pes menys al cor.En: Montserrat felt a weight lift from her heart.Ca: Tenia algú al seu costat que realment podria ajudar.En: She had someone by her side who could really help.Ca: Durant les següents setmanes, Gemma va visitar l'escola, va xerrar amb estudiants i va revisar imatges de càmera amb permís.En: Over the following weeks, Gemma visited the school, chatted with students, and reviewed camera footage with permission.Ca: Quan va arribar el dia de la reunió entre pares i mestres, Montserrat estava preparada.En: When the day of the parent-teacher meeting arrived, Montserrat was ready.Ca: A la reunió, Pere va exposar els fets tal com els coneixia, però Montserrat es va alçar, decidida.En: At the meeting, Pere laid out the facts as he knew them, but Montserrat stood up, determined.Ca: Amb Gemma al seu costat, va presentar les troballes: una prova clara de que el seu fill no estava implicat com es pensava.En: With Gemma by her side, she presented the findings: clear evidence that her son was not involved as had been thought.Ca: L'ambient a la sala va canviar dràsticament.En: The atmosphere in the room changed drastically.Ca: Pere, amb un gest nodrint, va admetre que potser havia estat massa ràpid a fer judicis.En: Pere, with a nurturing gesture, admitted that he might have been too quick to make judgments.Ca: "Gràcies, Montserrat, Gemma," va dir Pere.En: "Thank you, Montserrat, Gemma," said Pere.Ca: "Vull treballar amb tu, Montserrat, per ajudar millor al teu fill.En: "I want to work with you, Montserrat, to better help your son."Ca: " Montserrat va sentir una gran alleujament, però també una nova força.En: Montserrat felt great relief, but also a new strength.Ca: Sabia que hauria de confiar més en el seu fill i participaria més activament al col·legi.En: She knew she should trust her son more and participate more actively at the school.Ca: A partir d'aquell moment, les coses van millorar.En: From that moment on, things improved.Ca: Montserrat i Pere es van convertir en un equip per guiar el nen, i Gemma es va guanyar encara més la confiança de tota la comunitat.En: Montserrat and Pere became a team to guide the child, and Gemma gained even more trust from the entire community.Ca: L'hivern havia començat fred, però va acabar amb una escalfor inesperada de comprensió i col·laboració.En: The winter had started cold, but it ended with an unexpected warmth of understanding and collaboration. Vocabulary Words:tension: la tensiówaiting room: la sala d'esperanervously: amb nerviosismeheater: l'estufawarmth: l'escalforincident: l'incidentrules: les normesteacher: el mestreaccused: acusatwitnesses: els testimoniscamera footage: imatges de càmeraclear evidence: una prova clarajudgments: els judicisparent-teacher meeting: la reunió entre pares i mestresgesture: el gestnurturing: nodrintrelief: l'alleujamentstrength: la forçatrust: la confiançaactively: activamentunderstanding: la comprensiócollaboration: la col·laboraciócommunity: la comunitatworry: la preocupaciópermission: el permíswitness: el testimonicaptured: captatside: el costatfollowing weeks: les següents setmanesteam: l'equip

Ce mercredi, sur Europe 1, Olivier Babeau s'intéresse au risque des barrières douanières.

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Fidèle à ses promesses de campagne, Donald Trump a annoncé, dès le début de son second mandat, une augmentation de 25 % des droits de douane sur les importations en provenance du Mexique et du Canada. Des mesures similaires concernant l'Europe et la Chine sont envisagées. Cette politique protectionniste, récurrente dans l'histoire américaine, trouve ses racines dans le passé colonial du pays. Avec Bertrand Van Ruymbeke, professeur de civilisation américaine à l'Université Paris 8, spécialiste de l'histoire des Treize Colonies et de la Révolution américaine, auteur de L'Amérique avant les États-Unis (Flammarion, 2016) et Histoire des États-Unis (Tallandier, 2018).

In this episode of The Unrestricted Podcast, host Ish Barri sits down with the talented Mz Blue one of Houston's hottest actresses. They explore Blue's inspiring journey in the arts, beginning with her early auditions at just 10 years old. The conversation delves into her captivating performances, the roles that have shaped her career, and her insights into the acting industry. Listeners will gain a fascinating look at the life of a dedicated artist and the vibrant community in Houston's movie scene. Follow Mz Blue on Social Media:Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TherealmzblueTwitter - https://www.twitter.com/theemzblueInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/theeofficial_mzblue Mz Blue Previous Unrestricted Episodes - https://www.barrimediaunrestricted.com/guests/mz-blue ✅ SUPPORT THE UNRESTRICTED PODCAST! ✔️PayPal: ⁠https://www.paypal.me/barrimedia⁠ ✔️Patreon: ⁠https://www.patreon.com/theunrestrictedpodcast⁠ ✔️Merch: ⁠https://tiny.cc/unrestrictedstore⁠ To reach the Unrestricted team you can email: Barri.MediaTexas@gmail.com ✅ FOLLOW THE UNRESTRICTED PODCAST ✔️INSTAGRAM: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/unrestricted_podcast⁠ ✔️TWITTER: ⁠https://www.twitter.com/podunrestricted⁠ ✔️WEBSITE: ⁠https://www.theunrestrictedpodcast.com⁠ ✔️YOUTUBE: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/theunrestrictedpodcast⁠ ✔️FACEBOOK: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/1266097927635639/

As a follow up to our episode on the English Conquest with Dr Colin Veach (University of Hull) we examine the bias inherent in the contemporary sources, including the famous Laudabiliter papal bull, the works of Gerald of Wales (Giraldus Cambrensis/Gerald de Barri) , and the 'Song of Dermot and the Earl'. We also discuss how historians can best approach this complicated period of Irish history.Regular episodes every two weeks (on a Friday).Email: medievalirishhistory@gmail.comX (formerly Twitter): @EarlyIrishPodSupported by the Dept of Early Irish, Maynooth University, & Taighde Éireann (formerly Science Foundation Ireland/Irish Research Council).Views expressed are the speakers' own.Production: Tiago de Oliveira Veloso Silva.Logo design: Matheus de Paula CostaMusic: Lexin_Music

Tous les dimanches à minuit, Daniel Riolo propose une heure de show en direct avec Moundir Zoughari pour les passionnés de poker. Conseils d'un joueur professionnel, actualité, tournois... Votre rendez-vous poker, sur RMC !

Tous les dimanches à minuit, Daniel Riolo propose une heure de show en direct avec Moundir Zoughari pour les passionnés de poker. Conseils d'un joueur professionnel, actualité, tournois... Votre rendez-vous poker, sur RMC !

In this episode of The Unrestricted Podcast, host Ish Barri welcomes back radio personality and entertainer Fancy the CEO for an engaging discussion on celebrity encounters. It's been nearly three years since their last conversation, and the duo reminisces about their time apart while brainstorming future episode topics, including a fun debate on their top 10 music picks across various genres. Fancy shares intriguing stories from his experiences in the entertainment industry, revealing the good, the bad, and the ugly sides of meeting celebrities. Don't miss this entertaining episode filled with memorable anecdotes and insights from the world of radio and entertainment! Fancy previous Unrestricted Podcast episode - https://www.theunrestrictedpodcast.com/getting-unrestricted-with-radio-personality-voice-artist-fancy-the-ceo/ Follow Fancy on Social Media:YouTube - https://youtube.com/channel/UCQgkuw-TYXJ9VGheNC_SClgTiktok - https://tiktok.com/fancytheceoInstagram - https://instagram.com/fancytheceo✅Best ways to help support The Unrestricted Podcast!✔️PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/barrimedia✔️Patreon: https://patreon.com/theunrestrictedpodcast✔️Merch: https://tiny.cc/unrestrictedstore To reach the Unrestricted team you can email: Barri.MediaTexas@gmail.com ✅FOLLOW THE UNRESTRICTED PODCAST✔️INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/unrestricted_podcast✔️TWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/PODUnrestricted✔️WEBSITE: https://www.theunrestrictedpodcast.com✔️YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/theunrestrictedpodcast

In this episode of The Story of a Brand Show, I interview Cleo Davis-Urman, the founder of Barrière, about her groundbreaking innovation in the vitamin and wellness space. Cleo shares her inspiring journey from working in luxury fashion to reimagining how we take vitamins with her patented transdermal patches. What started as a personal need has become a product combining functionality, design, and self-expression, making wellness accessible, stylish, and practical. From navigating manufacturing hurdles to embracing customer feedback, her journey is a masterclass in perseverance, innovation, and building a brand with heart. Key Moments to Look Out For: * The Spark of Innovation: How Cleo's health challenges led her to invent transdermal vitamin patches. * Bridging Wellness and Style: Creating wearable "works of art" that make health routines fun and expressive. * Consumer-Centric Iteration: Leveraging customer feedback to refine the product for accessibility and appeal. * Overcoming Hurdles: Finding the right manufacturing partner and perfecting the product over three years. * Advice for Entrepreneurs: Patience, trust in the process, and not letting fear of failure hold you back. Join me, Ramon Vela, in listening to the episode! You won't want to miss this inspiring story of resilience, creativity, and innovation. For more on Barrière, visit: https://www.mybarriere.com/ If you enjoyed this episode, please leave The Story of a Brand Show a rating and review.  Plus, don't forget to follow us on Apple and Spotify.  Your support helps us bring you more content like this! * Today's Sponsors: Compass Rose Ventures - Advisor for CPG Brands: https://compassroseventures.com/contact/ Compass Rose Ventures can help your CPG brand increase customer lifetime value, expand into the US market, create an omnipresent omnichannel footprint, optimize customer journeys, build brand communities, and more. Visit the link above to learn more.    Augmentum Media - Influencer Marketing for Consumer Brands: https://www.augmentum-media.com/story What secret do fast-growing Health and Wellness brands like Xtendlife, Nourished, and Hunter & Gather share? They all outsource their influencer marketing to the experts at Augmentum. Augmentum is offering "The Story of a Brand Show" listeners a 30-minute consulting session AND a personalized influencer strategy plan built by their experts for you to implement either with them or in-house. Visit the link above to learn more.

In this special edition of The Unrestricted Podcast, host Ish Barri is joined by his co-host and best friend, Mz Blue, for an engaging Q&A session with questions sourced from their social media followers. They dive into various topics. Additionally, Blue shares her ambitions of writing and producing her own movies in the near future. Tune in for a lively conversation filled with insights and excitement about their creative journeys! Follow Mz Blue on Social Media: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/mzblueradioshow_ Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/theemzblue Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mzblueradioshow_ Mz Blue Previous Unrestricted Episodes - https://www.barrimediaunrestricted.com/guests/mz-blue ✅ SUPPORT THE UNRESTRICTED PODCAST! ✔️PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/barrimedia ✔️Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theunrestrictedpodcast ✔️Merch: https://tiny.cc/unrestrictedstore To reach the Unrestricted team you can email: Barri.MediaTexas@gmail.com ✅ FOLLOW THE UNRESTRICTED PODCAST ✔️INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/unrestricted_podcast ✔️TWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/podunrestricted ✔️WEBSITE: https://www.theunrestrictedpodcast.com ✔️YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/theunrestrictedpodcast ✔️FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1266097927635639/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/unrestrictedpodcast/support

Helloooo. How are we all? I haven't done a solo check-in with you in a while and it was good to be honest and get out feelings. The holidays can be quite overwhelming, sending love to everyone. This episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode.This episode is brought to you by TULA, Saks.com, Barrière, TruHeight, Mom Water, and Meta. TULA leaves you with healthy, hydrated skin. To learn more about TULA Skincare visit tula.com and use code WITHWHIT for 20% off.Find gifts guaranteed to bring joy to every hard-to-shop-for person this season at saks.comBarrière does vitamins differently. Head to https://bit.ly/4fQtGtD and use code WHIT25 for 25 percent off your first order.Take up to 40% off your first subscription order for a limited time when you go to truheightvitamins.com/WITHWHIT and use code WITHWHIT at checkout. Visit drinkmomwater.com and use code WITHWHIT at checkout for 20% off your first purchase. Or visit their online store locator to find a retailer near you.Instagram Teen Accounts were built to give parents peace of mind that their teens are safer with the right protections in place.Produced by Dear MediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Victoria Garrick Browne is the best. I love her, and you will love her if you don't already. She is a former Division 1 and semi-pro volleyball player, TED Talk Speaker, mental health and body-image advocate, and podcast host. She is deeply passionate about supporting, inspiring, and motivating people to accept and embrace themselves. We get into all things mental health and the different actionable steps to take to get into a better space when you are going through low times. She has so much wisdom and has a beautifully inspiring outlook. This episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode.This episode is brought to you by Saks.com, TULA, Barriere, Meta, and Boiron StressCalm. Find gifts guaranteed to bring joy to every hard-to-shop-for person this season at saks.comI am a huge fan of TULA and have been for years. To learn more about TULA Skincare visit tula.com and use code WITHWHIT for 20% off.Barrière does vitamins differently. Head to https://bit.ly/4fQtGtD and use code WHIT25 for 25 percent off your first order.Instagram Teen Accounts were built to give parents peace of mind that their teens are safer with the right protections in place.For peaceful days and restful nights, try Boiron's StressCalm and SleepCalm homeopathic medicines. Visit BoironUSA.com and use code WITHWHIT at checkout for 20% off your purchase of any StressCalm or SleepCalm medicine.Produced by Dear MediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Human Design is your unique energetic blueprint of how you're designed to live your fullest potential and in alignment. Emma Dunwoody is a Human Design coach and expert who is passionate about simplifying Human Design and allowing it to lead people to using their true gifts. Emma generously read my chart for me and broke down what it all means, as well as Sonny's! She gets into all the ways that understanding Human Design can help us in our lives - relationships, parenting, careers, and generally just helping us being easier on ourselves. Understanding your unique Human Design is meant to be the ultimate permission slip to be yourself. This was SO interesting and so fun! This episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode.This episode is brought to you by Saks.com, Deinde, Branch Basics, Barriere, Mom Water, Society De La Rassi, and Meta. Find gifts guaranteed to bring joy to every hard-to-shop-for person this season at saks.comDeinde's offering 20 percent off this Black Friday but With Whit listeners can get 25 percent off at Deinde.comVisit drinkmomwater.com and use code WITHWHIT at checkout for 20% off your first purchase. Or visit their online store locator to find a retailer near you.Barrière does vitamins differently. Head to www.mybarriere.com and use code WHIT25 for 25 percent off your first order.Exclusively for With Whit listeners, Society De La Rassi is offering 15% off your order with the code WITHWHIT. Visit societydelarassi.com to place your order.Instagram just introduced Instagram Teen Accounts. It's an automatic set of protections for teens that they've built to address parents' top concerns.Produced by Dear MediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.