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Programmes spéciaux à l'occasion du 8 mars, Journée Internationale des droits des femmes Comment encourager les étudiantes à devenir ingénieures ? En France, trois quarts des ingénieurs sont des hommes, et les écoles peinent à attirer les jeunes femmes. Elles comptent à peine 30 % d'étudiantes, et seulement 10 % dans les filières du numérique. Pour tenter de susciter des vocations féminines, l'Esaip (Ecole supérieure angevine d'informatique et de productique) organisait Génération ingénieure, une journée à destination des lycéennes jeudi 16 janvier 2025. Radio Campus Angers y animait une table ronde où six femmes ingénieures sont venues raconter leurs parcours : Gwenaëlle Barrois, consultante en cybersécurité chez Capgemini & Cadette de la cyber Florence Cann, créatrice du logiciel Oscar CRM et dirigeante de l'entreprise du même nom Virginie Beurton-Le Mignon, patronne de l'agence numérique Yellow Br!cks & présidente de l'association des Femmes du digital de l'Ouest Victoria Mandefield, fondatrice et dirigeante de l'association Solinum Amandine Duffoux, directrice du campus de l'Ecole des Arts et métiers à Angers & enseignente-chercheuse en informatique Katy Le Roux, directrice santé et sécurité chez Netflix Europe. Pourquoi ont-elles choisi de devenir ingénieures ? Quels obstacles ont-elles pu rencontrer en tant que femmes ? Que faire pour attirer les jeunes filles vers l'ingénierie ? Pourquoi faut-il plus de femmes ingénieures ? Quels conseils pour les lycéennes qui veulent devenir ingénieures ? Ecoutez leurs réponses.

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This episode is in collaboration with Marc-Antoine BarroisIn this special episode I'm joined by my On The Scent co-host and wonderful friend Suzy Nightingale as we sit down with @marcantoinebarrois - couturier turned fragrance house founder - for an intimate conversation recorded at the Piccadilly Arcade boutique (just before our On The Scent sold-out live event!) The discussion delves into Marc-Antoine's journey to becoming a renowned name in the world of couture and perfumery.Marc-Antoine shares heartfelt stories about his early passion for fashion, inspired by his grandfather, a textile industrialist in Northern France. His career took off when he was discovered by Dominique Sirop, leading to collaborations with iconic designers such as Jean-Paul Gaultier at Hermès and John Galliano. These experiences shaped his distinctive style, characterised by sustainability and timeless elegance.A pivotal moment in Marc-Antoine's life was meeting perfumer Quentin Bisch in 2015. Describing it as meeting a "twin brother," Marc-Antoine recounts how their shared values and creative synergy led to a profound partnership. Together, they embarked on a journey to create unique fragrances that evoke emotions and memories, blending their expertise in couture and perfumery.During the podcast, Suzy and I explore the Marc-Antoine Barrois fragrance universe, uncovering the inspirations and creative processes behind each scent. Marc-Antoine and Quentin's collaboration is marked by mutual respect and trust, allowing them to craft perfumes that are both timeless and innovative.This episode is a testament to Marc-Antoine's dedication to his craft and his ability to inspire elegance and confidence through both fashion and fragrance. I so hope you enjoy listening! 

This episode is in collaboration with Marc-Antoine BarroisIn this episode of On the Scent podcast, Suzy and Nicola sit down with @marcantoinebarrois - couturier turned fragrance house founder - for an intimate conversation recorded at the Piccadilly Arcade boutique (just before the sold-out live event!) The discussion delves into Marc-Antoine's journey to becoming a renowned name in the world of couture and perfumery.Marc-Antoine shares heartfelt stories about his early passion for fashion, inspired by his grandfather, a textile industrialist in Northern France. His career took off when he was discovered by Dominique Sirop, leading to collaborations with iconic designers such as Jean-Paul Gaultier at Hermès and John Galliano. These experiences shaped his distinctive style, characterised by sustainability and timeless elegance.A pivotal moment in Marc-Antoine's life was meeting perfumer Quentin Bisch in 2015. Describing it as meeting a "twin brother," Marc-Antoine recounts how their shared values and creative synergy led to a profound partnership. Together, they embarked on a journey to create unique fragrances that evoke emotions and memories, blending their expertise in couture and perfumery.During the podcast, Suzy and Nicola explore the Marc-Antoine Barrois fragrance universe, uncovering the inspirations and creative processes behind each scent. Marc-Antoine and Quentin's collaboration is marked by mutual respect and trust, allowing them to craft perfumes that are both timeless and innovative.This episode is a testament to Marc-Antoine's dedication to his craft and his ability to inspire elegance and confidence through both fashion and fragrance. We so hope you enjoy listening! 

Janine Sherman Barrois is an award-winning writer and showrunner known for her work on Claws, Criminal Minds, ER, and Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madame CJ Walker starring Octavia Spencer. Her latest project, The Big Cigar, follows Huey P. Newton's life as he escapes to Cuba to avoid prosecution for murder with the help of Bert Schneider, the Hollywood producer behind Easy Rider, as well as a few other celebrity radicals. In this interview, we talk about her journey into becoming a screenwriter, how her career progressed from writing comedy to drama, the differences between writing for short-order vs long-order television shows, the importance of mentorship and networking for aspiring writers, and much more. Want more? Steal my first book, Ink by the Barrel - Secrets From Prolific Writers right now for free. Simply head over to www.brockswinson.com to get your free digital download and audiobook. If you find value in the book, please share it with a friend as we're giving away 100,000 copies this year. It's based on over 400 interviews here at Creative Principles. Enjoy! If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts? It only takes about 60 seconds and it really helps convince some of the hard-to-get guests to sit down and have a chat (simply scroll to the bottom of your iTunes Podcast app and click “Write Review"). Enjoy the show!

We already featured Alice Barrois, architect and head of Grimshaw France, in issue S5#24. Today, she's back in the company of Kristen Lees, architect partner of Grimshaw, who has come especially to share Grimshaw's expertise in sports matters on the eve of the 2024 Olympic Games. Kirsten's notable projects include the Arter Museum of Contemporary Art in Istanbul, a new grandstand for Curragh Racecourse in Ireland, Mönchengladbach's urban regeneration strategy, Wimbledon Masterplan, Gilston Park Estate Masterplan, Didcot Garden Town and Hammersmith's town center regeneration program.Grimshaw is one of the world's leading architectural firms, with over 600 employees. They have worked on Wimbledon, Bath and Parramatta: all emblematic projects dedicated to sport, developed here by Kristen.Images teaser © comdarchipodcastSound engineering : Ali Zogheib___If you like the podcast do not hesitate:. to subscribe so you don't miss the next episodes,. to leave us stars and a comment :-),. to follow us on Instagram @comdarchipodcast to find beautiful images, always chosen with care, so as to enrich your view on the subject.Nice week to all of you ! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Nous avions déjà entendu Alice Barrois architecte à la tête de l'agence Grimshaw France dans le numéro S5#23. Elle nous revient aujourd'hui, à la veille des Jeux Olympiques 2024, pour nous parler d'équipements sportifs. Et retrouvons là sur ce sujet avec Kirsten Lees architecte partenaire de Grimshaw dans le numéro en anglais du mercredi.Rappelons que Grimshaw est l'une des agences leader au monde avec plus de 600 employés. Ils ont travaillé à Wimbledon, Bath et Parramatta : autant de projets emblématiques dédiés au sport, introduits ici par Alice.Image teaser DR © Peter BennettsIngénierie son : Ali Zogheib____Si le podcast COM D'ARCHI vous plaît n'hésitez pas :. à vous abonner pour ne pas rater les prochains épisodes,. à nous laisser des étoiles et un commentaire, :-),. à nous suivre sur Instagram @comdarchipodcast pour retrouver de belles images, toujours choisies avec soin, de manière à enrichir votre regard sur le sujet.Bonne semaine à tous! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Q&A on the Apple TV+ series The Big Cigar with showrunner/executive producer/writer Janine Sherman Barrois and executive producer/creator/writer Jim Hecht. Moderated by Mara Webster, In Creative Company. Follows Huey P. Newton's life. He escaped to Cuba to avoid prosecution for murder with the help of Bert Schneider, the Hollywood producer behind Easy Rider, as well as a few other celebrity radicals.

This week, artist Lyndon Barrois, Sr. joins us to talk about his beautifully detailed gum wrapper sculptures, working in movies, and why he's Hollywood's go-to animator of animals who know karate. Plus, Josh Gondelman and Joyelle Nicole Johnson welcome new panelist River Butcher!Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

La célèbre agence "Grimshaw architects" a été fondée en 1980 à Londres par Sir Nicholas Grimshaw. La pratique qui s'épanouit aux quatre coins du monde s'ancre sur des principes d'analyse et d'exploration. Chaque entité fait parti d'un tout dans une approche contextuelle qui produit de grands projets.Après plus de dix ans au sein de la structure, Alice Barrois, à la tête de l'agence française nous livre son parcours et son expérience, puis nous parle des projets de l'agence en France et à l'étranger. Jeune architecte elle nous livre, aussi, en filigrane, avec sincérité, son approche singulière, sensible et engagée. Un ADN nature, "pur jus"!Image teaser DR © Alice BarroisIngénierie son : Julien Rebours____Si le podcast COM D'ARCHI vous plaît n'hésitez pas :. à vous abonner pour ne pas rater les prochains épisodes,. à nous laisser des étoiles et un commentaire, :-),. à nous suivre sur Instagram @comdarchipodcast pour retrouver de belles images, toujours choisies avec soin, de manière à enrichir votre regard sur le sujet.Bonne semaine à tous! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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This week on ‘The Write Question,' Lauren speaks with poet Dara Barrois/Dixon (née Dara Wier) about the ethics of art-making and how her latest book of poetry, ‘Tolstoy Killed Anna Karenina' (Wave Poetry), both elucidates and confounds those ethics—particularly as it's read alongside Barrois/Dixon's essay titled almost identically, “Why Tolstoy Killed Anna Karenina” (Action, Spectacle).

This week on ‘The Write Question,' Lauren speaks with poet Dara Barrois/Dixon (née Dara Wier) about the ethics of art-making and how her latest book of poetry, ‘Tolstoy Killed Anna Karenina' (Wave Poetry), both elucidates and confounds those ethics—particularly as it's read alongside Barrois/Dixon's essay titled almost identically, “Why Tolstoy Killed Anna Karenina” (Action, Spectacle).

La petite commune de la Haute-Marne a été particulièrement touchée par de violents orages ces dernières heures. Philippe Frequelin fait le point sur la situation. Ecoutez L'invité de RTL Soir du 25 août 2023 avec Antoine Cavaillé-Roux.

Agathe Barrois, atteinte d'une maladie génétique, handicapée moteur de naissance, entrée à l'école Normale Supérieure, avec Sophie Fogarassy, comédienne et voix off professionnelle. Elles témoignent à la veille de la Nuit du Handicap.

When Crystal Barrois and her husband drove down to Serenbe in late 2016, they knew they were home - despite the pouring rain. Since then, they've started a family here and watched their kids grow up as free range children, exploring the woods and community under the watchful eye of fellow neighbors, co-parents, and co-grandparents. It takes a village, as they say. At her day job, Crystal serves as a pilot with Delta. In an industry where women make up only 6% of the workforce, Crystal has led the charge to make aviation accessible. In this interview, Steve and Monica learn all about Crystal's path to Serenbe, the important work she's doing to make aviation an industry for everyone, and we explore the magic of a Serenbe potluck. Show NotesSerenbe Events CalendarHistoric All-Female Delta Flight Inspires Young Girls in STEMDelta Tik Tok for Women's History Month Propel Pilot Career Path Program | Delta AirlinesUnited Aviate AcademyPlaying in the Woods | Life at Serenbe BlogKey Words: Women in Aviation, Aviation, Women Led, Delta, Delta Airlines, Family, Raising Kids, Community, Serenbe 

Une fois par an, pendant la nuit, les objets du musée doivent prononcer leur nom pour pouvoir conserver leur âme. Bien sûr, cela se fait habituellement à l'abri des oreilles indiscrètes.C'est donc une grande première de pouvoir enfin entendre cet étrange rituel capté par des micros !Un inventaire à la Prévert parfois étonnant, réalisé à partir des listes d'inventaire du musée. Réalisation : Olivier NoackVoix : Sophie Wilhelm, Olivier NoackProduction: Cie Les Mots du Vent Création sonore réalisée pour le Musée Barrois de Bar-Le-Duc ( 55) à l'occasion de la Nuit des musées le 13 mai 2023 (diffusion en extérieur)

Ante el reto del almacenamiento de toneladas de residuos de sus plantas nucleares, Francia optó por enterrararlos en el subsuelos de un pequeño pueblo del este del país. Pero los habitantes de la zona no ven con buenos ojos este faraónico proyecto. RFI visitó el laboratorio subterráneo donde científicos estudian la posibilidad de crear este cementerio nuclear. Con su iglesia, su monumento en memoria a los antiguos combatientes y sus tractores que circulan entre los cultivos, Bure se parece a muchos pequeños pueblos franceses. Con la diferencia de que, en 2035, su subsuelo podría convertirse en un cementerio con miles de toneladas de residuos de combustibles radiactivos. Aquí, debajo de esta tierra cubierta por una delgada capa de nieve, se planea un proyecto faraónico de 270 km de galerías para confinar residuos radiactivos en barriles de acero.Con sus 56 reactores nucleares que producen electricidad, Francia tiene la segunda red mundial más importante de plantas nucleares y produce desde los años 70, residuos de uranio gastado que no se pueden reciclar. Estas sustancias altamente radiactivas por miles de años almacenado por el momento en las plantas nucleares. Pero el estado francés, en busca de una solución a muy largo plazo, optó por enterrarlos.Bure cumple con varios criterios: su población es de solo 80 habitantes, es una zona con poca actividad económica, no es sísmica y sobre todo cuenta con una espesa capa de arcilla, particularmente adaptada para evitar filtraciones, según los ingenieros. “Es una roca muy poco permeable. La circulación del agua es extremadamente lenta en sus poros. Además, la arcilla tiene propiedades de retención. Es capaz de secuestrar la mayoría de los elementos radiactivos de los residuos y desacelera la migración de estos elementos, de tal forma que cuando salga de la capa de arcilla, ya no serán peligrosos para el ser humano y el medioambiente”, comenta a RFI Audrey Guillemet, geóloga y encargada de comunicaciones de la autoridad estatal francesa de gestión de los residuos radiactivos, Andra.En medio del austero paisaje de cultivos de cereales, surge el laboratorio subterráneo donde desde hace dos décadas, ingenieros estudian la resistencia de la roca en el marco del proyecto Cigeo, acrónimo que designa el faraónico proyecto de almacenamiento geológico de residuos radiactivos: más de 200 kilómetros de galerías, decenas de miles de toneladas de residuos que permanecerán radiactivos durante miles de años y cerca de 30.000 millones de euros de presupuesto.Audrey Guillemet, geóloga y encargada de comunicaciones de Andra nos acompaña para visitar el laboratorio subterráneo.Provistos de un casco, de un dispositivo de oxígeno en caso de incendio, y de zapatos de protección, cerramos la puerta del pequeño elevador de metal que nos conducirá a 500m bajo tierra para alcanzar una capa de arcilla.En esta red de galerías subterráneas, y en medio del ruido intenso de las tuberías de ventilación, obreros y científicos observan las características de la roca y concluyeron que podría resistir a las temperaturas de 70 grados de los residuos radiactivos e impedir la radiación que emiten.Una alarma anti incendio interrumpe nuestra visita y nos obliga a refugiarnos sin tardar en el cuarto de confinamiento anti incendio en medio de la red de galerías. Un incendio en esta red subterránea como el que ocurrió en el centro de almacenamiento de residuos radiactivos en Estados Unidos en 2014 sería catastrófico. Y es uno de los retos que tienen que enfrentar los ingenieros. Aseguran que, en el futuro centro de almacenamiento, los vehículos serán eléctricos y no dotados de motores térmicos.Los jefes pasan lista: el equipo completo está reunida en el cuarto de confinamiento. Diez minutos después, los encargados de seguridad en la superficie nos informan que un sensor anti-incendio se activó sin razón y el alivio cunde entre los obrerosNos dirigimos a uno de los alveolos en las que los robots insertarán los contenedores de residuos nucleares a 70 grados de temperatura."Aquí en este laboratorio subterráneo, realizamos micro túneles como éste donde se almacenarán los residuos de alta intensidad radiactiva. El tubo aquí mide 80 cm de diámetro y 40 metros de largo y estos captores nos permiten medir la deformación del tubo de acero con el tiempo, dado que tenemos que garantizar la recuperabilidad de los barriles de residuos durante 100 años”, detalla Audrey Guillemet.“Simulamos también el calor que emana de estos residuos para ver su impacto en el acero y en la roca. Hemos determinado que la roca aguantará una temperatura máxima de 80 grados", agrega la geóloga.En otra galería, se realiza una cobertura de concreto, así como estudios de resistencia.  El proyecto Cigeo ya está en camino, fue declarado de utilidad pública y la agencia estatal que lo maneja pidió oficialmente un permiso de creación a las autoridades franceses. Los científicos afirman que todo está listo para construir los alveolos que cobijaran 83.000 metros cúbicos de residuos radiactivos para la eternidad. Sin embargo, el proyecto suscita importantes controversias.A pocos kilómetros, del laboratorio piloto, el alcalde de Mandres en Barrois nos recibe en la sede de la alcaldía. El proyecto cubriría el 20% de la superficie del municipio.Julien Robert fue elegido alcalde en 2020 con otros habitantes de Mandres muy escépticos sobre este proyecto. Robert se dedica a la agricultura y para él, el megaproyecto de almacenamiento profundo del material radiactivo en el subsuelo del municipio es incompatible con su actividad profesional.El alcalde hojea el espeso informe explicativo que detalla el alcance de proyecto. Miles de páginas de mapas, graficas que no lo convencen."Nuestra junta municipal emitió una opinión desfavorable al proyecto Cigeo. Nos preocupa por ejemplo el agua potable, la calidad de vida de los habitantes, el desmonte. Tememos que se nos agote el agua potable. ¡Hay que realizar estudios! Aquí las sequías son cada vez más frecuentes. Y en el municipio tenemos cerca de 1500 bovinos que requieren grandes volúmenes de agua. Y la construcción del subterráneo requerirá 500 metros cúbicos diarios. Queremos garantizar que tendremos agua en los próximos 60 años”, comenta a RFI.“Lo que me preocupa también es la extracción de aire viciado del subterráneo. Habrá grandes extractores de aire que sacaran cientos de miles de metros cúbicos de aire por hora. Pero imagínense, si hay un problema algún día en el subterráneo, ¿qué pasara para las poblaciones alrededor? Hablamos de los próximos 40 años. Esto concernirá a nuestros hijos”, insiste el alcalde.“Quisiera encontrar elementos positivos, pero no los hay. Somos agricultores, queremos vivir aquí, y este proyecto nos lleva a un futuro incierto. Tan solo con la fase de las obras...será el proyecto de construcción más grande jamás realizado en Francia y quizás en Europa con 30 mil millones de euros durante 120 años y 2500 personas movilizadas.  Y seguro habrá conflictos entre los opositores al proyecto y los gendarmes, vivimos con esto. Entonces si el proyecto se realiza, será muy duro para nosotros”, advierte Robert.Para vencer la desconfianza de los habitantes, la poderosa industria nuclear estatal francesa entrega subsidios a los municipios aledaños. La agencia de los residuos radiactivos pagó la remodelación de la iglesia. Y los habitantes reciben ayudas financieras para sus gastos energéticos.En entrevista con RFI, Patrice Torres, director técnico de la empresa estatal Andra asegura que la zona seguirá siendo habitable. Y que las chimeneas de escape de las emanaciones radiactivas del subsuelo no amenazan la salud de los vecinos."No hay ninguna ambigüedad, los residuos radiactivos que queremos almacenar aquí son peligrosos. Si no lo fueran, no tendríamos que protegernos de esta forma”, admite Torres.“Pero hemos probado que la instalación será robusta y estamos preparados a los diferentes riesgos. Se habla de las emanaciones de las chimeneas...Por supuesto que la zona seguirá siendo habitable. No habrá que evacuar a nadie”, asegura a RFI.El proyecto de Bure ha suscitado movilizaciones importantes. En 2018 la policía expulsó a decenas de activistas antinuclear que se habían instalado en el bosque donde serán enterrados los residuos peligrosos.Otros países también han optado por enterrar sus desechos radiactivos. Es el caso de Finlandia que está a punto de encapsular sus residuos nucleares en el pozo de concreto de la isla Olkiluoto. Se prevé luego en 2120 sellar totalmente el sitio para impedir su acceso. ¿Existen alternativas? Francisco Castejón, ingeniero físico y Consejero del Consejo de Seguridad Nuclear en Consejo de Seguridad Nuclear de España, estima que de momento, la solución de enterrar los desechos radiactivos es la que crea consenso a nivel internacional (Escuchar la entrevista completa al final del artículo).Sin embargo, los detractores de la energía nuclear confían en que el progreso científico permitirá reciclar los residuos nucleares y que por consecuencia, hay que evitar a toda costa sacrificar ciertas zonas del territorio.En Francia donde el proyecto de cementerio nuclear avanza, los activistas no bajan la guardia y prevén otras movilizaciones.Escuche el audioreportaje:Entrevistas: Patrice Torres, director de asuntos industriales de Andra.Audrey Guillemet, encargada de comunicaciones de Andra.Julien Robert, alcalde de Mandres en Barrois.Jacques Leray, portavoz del Cedra.Francisco Castejón, ingeniero físico y Consejero del Consejo de Seguridad Nuclear en Consejo de Seguridad Nuclear de España.

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Dara Barrois/Dixon (formerly Dara Wier) is the author of Tolstoy Killed Anna Karenina (Wave Books, 2022). Other titles include In the Still of the Night (Wave Books, 2017), You Good Thing (Wave Books, 2014), Reverse Rapture (Verse Press, 2005), Hat on a Pond (Verse Press, 2002) and Voyages in English (Carnegie Mellon, 2001).  She has received awards from the Lannan Foundation, American Poetry Review, The Poetry Center Book Award, […]

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Lyndon Barrois is an accomplished artist, award-winning director, animator, and visual effects professional. A native of New Orleans, Lyndon played a pivotal role in creating groundbreaking visual effects for critically-acclaimed feature films such as The Matrix Trilogy, Happy Feet, Tree of Life, and The Thing, for which he received a Visual Effects Society Award nomination. Lyndon is an active member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences, a Commissioner for the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in Washington DC, and a board member of the California Institute of the Arts. This week, we welcome Lyndon to talk to us about how some of the amazing visual effects we see onscreen are created and how he got his start in the industry. He lets us in on the app he uses to shoot stop motion animation films on his iPhone and highlights that anyone with enthusiasm can leverage the tech they have in their pocket to get started. Lyndon also discusses his experiences of directing both animation and live-action movies, the differences between the two from his point of view, and shares why he prefers to direct animation projects. “You have to adapt; that's one of the things that we always have to do in this industry. You've got to adapt to the medium, the tools, the whole shebang.” - Lyndon Barrois “Movies and TV shows are not so much about the way the world is, but the way we want the world to be. And VFX help us see anything that we can imagine.” - Adam Leipzig “Visual effects are like alchemy — you have this little piece of something to work with, and you can turn it into anything that you want.” - Tamika Lamison   Highlights This Week: How Lyndon entered the film industry via graphic design and miniature modeling How he lost his first job before he even got started Lyndon's opportunity with Disney and what he learned on the job Lyndon's recent miniatures and stop-motion work and the other independent projects he is involved with right now When Lyndon is brought on board a project and why he prefers to get involved at the storyboarding and pre-visualization stage Why pre-visualization is so critical in the context of planning the film as a whole How Lyndon brings the context of the world we live in into the work that he does Lyndon gives his advice to a listener interesting in making a career in visual effects Some of Lyndon's favorite projects to work on and why he enjoyed them so much Lyndon's work at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, and why they try and explain and correct omissions in the history of cinema   Resources Lyndon Barrois on IMDB It's a Wrapper! Website Stop Motion Studio Pro for iPhone

Fondateur en 2009 de sa propre maison de couture, dédiée au vestiaire masculin, Marc-Antoine Barrois se raconte au micro de Nez. Le couturier évoque ses sources d'inspiration et sa complicité avec le parfumeur Quentin Bisch, compositeur des fragrances de la marque. Il détaille également son engagement pour des méthodes de fabrication et un management plus justes.Pour en savoir plus sur les parfums Marc-Antoine Barrois : www.marcantoinebarrois.com ---- Podcasts by Nez, le rendez-vous audio de la culture olfactive - https://podcasts.bynez.com---Retrouvez tous nos podcasts sur les plates-formes habituelles (Spotify, Deezer, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Youtube) Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Nous avons l'honneur aujourd'hui, de recevoir Cécile Barrois de Sarigny. Ancienne maître des requêtes au Conseil d'Etat, elle est depuis avril 2022 l'adjointe en charge de l'accompagnement des lanceurs d'alerte auprès de la Défenseur des droits.  Avec elle nous évoquons les nouveaux pouvoirs du Défenseur des droits qui peut intervenir pour conseiller et défendre les lanceurs d'alerte. Ce renforcement conséquent des prérogatives de l'Autorité administrative indépendante découle de deux lois récentes - dont une loi organique - datées du 21 mars 2022. Elles placent désormais le Défenseur des droits au centre de l'échiquier en lui permettant de recevoir directement une alerte lancée par un citoyen et de l'aiguiller tout au long de son parcours.  Très bonne écoute !  Vigilance est le Podcast d'actualité sur la compliance proposé par Lefebvre Dalloz.  Dans Vigilance, les journalistes de la rédaction et leurs invités reviennent une fois par mois sur les dernières infos essentielles aux professionnels de la compliance...    

Nous avons l'honneur aujourd'hui, de recevoir Cécile Barrois de Sarigny. Ancienne maître des requêtes au Conseil d'Etat, elle est depuis avril 2022 l'adjointe en charge de l'accompagnement des lanceurs d'alerte auprès de la Défenseur des droits.    Avec elle nous évoquons les nouveaux pouvoirs du Défenseur des droits qui peut intervenir pour conseiller et défendre les lanceurs d'alerte. Ce renforcement conséquent des prérogatives de l'Autorité administrative indépendante découle de deux lois récentes - dont une loi organique - datées du 21 mars 2022. Elles placent désormais le Défenseur des droits au centre de l'échiquier en lui permettant de recevoir directement une alerte lancée par un citoyen et de l'aiguiller tout au long de son parcours.  Très bonne écoute !   

Dans ce quatrième épisode de Couleurs Foule, nous partons à la rencontre de Mathieu Barrois, fondateur et directeur de l'éco-musée Okhra à Roussillon. Mathieu retrace les origines de la création de ce lieu unique consacré à l'ocre : de la découverte de l'ancienne usine jusqu'à la mise en place de ce lieu de pratique et de transmission tourné vers les matériaux de la couleur. C'est un épisode assez dense où nous avons également abordé diverses notions liées à la couleur telles que : la différence entre pigments et colorants, la place de la couleur dans l'histoire de l'humanité ou encore l'importance de la lumière dans la perception de la couleur.

The epic conclusion to the Uncanny Eddie Cobalt. After the shocking cliffhanger, Eddie struggles to learn more about the power that has turned her life upside down. Starring Kelli Dawn Hancock, Jeff Lewis, Sundeep Parikh, E.J. Barrois, and Amy Vorpahl. This episode is rated Explicit and includes adult language and scenes that may not be suitable for younger audiences. For more information visit: www.curiousmatterpodcast.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sculpté en 1700, ce morceau de réception de François Barrois devait être le sésame permettant à son auteur d'intégrer la prestigieuse Académie royale de peinture et de sculpture du Roi Soleil. Mais cette petite sculpture, à la fois sensuelle et brutale, nous entraîne irrésistiblement dans une intrigue où s'affrontent l'amour et la politique, la vérité historique et les rumeurs les plus folles, et nous invite à enquêter sur les circonstances exactes de la fin tragique de la dernière reine d'Egypte. Découvrez l'œuvre sur

Sculpté en 1700, ce morceau de réception de François Barrois devait être le sésame permettant à son auteur d'intégrer la prestigieuse Académie royale de peinture et de sculpture du Roi Soleil. Mais cette petite sculpture, à la fois sensuelle et brutale, nous entraîne irrésistiblement dans une intrigue où s'affrontent l'amour et la politique, la vérité historique et les rumeurs les plus folles, et nous invite à enquêter sur les circonstances exactes de la fin tragique de la dernière reine d'Egypte. Découvrez l'œuvre sur

Are you watching OWN's The Kings of Napa? We are, and we're loving the bingeworthy show about a powerful African-American family in Napa Valley with secrets and scandals that are juicier than the grapes! Joining us for this special Sip Sip Hooray episode is creator and showrunner Janine Sherman Barrois. She's the award-winning writer and executive producer behind many of TV's top shows, including ER and Claws. She's spilling the T on all the behind the scenes action and how she is bringing drama to Black wine culture. Janine shares what it's like to have Oprah greenlight this family drama, where the fashion is fierce and the salacious scandals are non-stop. Wine is a character too, playing a leading role in the family dynamics. So pour yourself a glass of your favorite wine and listen to our conversation with Janine. The Kings of Napa airs Tuesdays at 8 pm ET/7 pm CT and 8 pm PT on OWN.

“Join us as we discuss Janine's success as a show runner and executive producer on popular shows such as Claws and Netflix's Self Made: Madam CJ Walker, as well as her new show on OWN, The Kings of Napa.” Janine Sherman Barrois – On IG @JanineShermanBarrois

Welcome to the House of Kings! What TV series do you love, and why? What is it about a great story that captures your imagination and keeps your attention so thoroughly? Your favorite characters were inspired by some things you would not quite believe, and even your heroes have flaws! Today, we dive into the essence of bringing wonderful stories from concept to television production. In this Episode #6, we welcome two-time NAACP Image Award winner, Janine Sherman Barrois. Janine is an award-winning Executive Producer, Writer, and showrunner who develops and creates new series for Warner Bros. Janine has numerous projects in various stages of development at OWN, Showtime, Apple, and HBOMax. Janine is the Creator and Showrunner of the highly anticipated tv show, “The Kings of Napa,” which is a drama about an influential family who runs one of the most prestigious Black-owned vineyards in the world. The show premiered on Oprah Winfrey's OWN network at the beginning of 2022. She was an Executive Producer on all four seasons of “Claws,” the hit TNT dramedy starring Niecy Nash and was the Showrunner for the first three seasons. Janine spent five years as an Executive Producer on the CBS hit series “Criminal Minds.” Prior to that, she was an Executive Producer on the wildly popular show “ER,” where she worked on the show's final four seasons. Before ER, Barrois spent five seasons on “Third Watch,” rising from Story Editor to Co-Executive Producer. I am proud to have Janine in-studio sharing a wealth of information and of course, sharing a good laugh or two. Enjoy! As always, you can listen to every episode of “Go On, Say It,” with Jammy Kiggundu here. Follow us on Facebook here: Jammy Kiggundu | Facebook; Jammy K Speaks (facebook.com) Follow us on Instagram here: Jammy Kiggundu (@jammykspeaks) • Instagram photos and videos; Jammy Kiggundu (@realjammyk) • Instagram photos and videos; Janine Sherman Barrois @janineshermanbarrois  Follow us on Twitter here: Jammy Kiggundu (@JammyKSpeaks) / Twitter; Janine Sherman Barrois @Jsbarrois; Kings of Napa @KingsofNapa  Follow us on Linkedin here: (74) Jammy Kiggundu | LinkedIn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John and Noah talk to Lyndon Barrois Jr., Assistant Professor of Art at Carnegie Mellon University and a visual artist who reconfigures the language of print, design, and popular culture in order to investigate underlying ideology, ethics, and conceptions of identity. We discuss Lyndon's "Of Color" exhibition for the 2016 Great Rivers Biennial at CAM St. Louis, what it's like to put an asphalt basketball court inside an art museum, noticing the lack of hoops in Forest Park, being an NBA fan today, and how artistic practice can function in the fight for social justice. Artist website: Lyndon Barrois Jr. Dreamsickle at 47 Canal (New York, NY) Of Color at the 2016 Great Rivers Biennial, Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis “Kinloch Park's Basketball Courts Are Now a Work of Art,” Riverfront Times, Sept. 5, 2017

RIP Johnny Mac, bless up, and welcome to this week's RFTB where we're tackling the recent news with this week's guest Jeff Barrois from Good Morning Comrade! We discuss our theories behind McAfee's untimely demise, Arthur's high-powered business fuckups, Jeff's streaming show, and of course an embarrassing relationship story. With a happy ending this time! Then we hit the ol Q Box where... Worried about recent ex's mental health but now she's into moon terf shit | More McAfee | Recently out as nonbinary but partner isn't really respecting this | How to bring up marriage in a relationship | Navigating the ol' apps | Physical traits: what are our favs? | GUEST CAT SPOTTED IT'S THE MF CAT CORNER Thanks again to Jeff for joining us this week! You can find him on Twitter @EminentProf and see him on Good Morning Comrade here! And thank you for tuning in! Want to support the show and get a bonus episode each week, often with the guest from the main ep? Find us at Patreon.com/rftb!

In this video, I sit down with Lyndon Barrois a stop motion animator and sportrait artist who also has an extensive career in visual effects (VFX), and talk about growing up in New Orleans, going to an HBCU, his career journey, and how he uses his artwork as activism. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blkwmnanimator/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blkwmnanimator/support

Hey everyone. Happy Lunar New Year. I wish you good luck and hope lots of fortune befalls upon you this coming year. It is the year of the ox and hopefully a lucky year for those of you born on the year of the ox. In what is normally a time for celebration, instead I hope that we can all reflect and take a breather for our physical and mental state in whatever situation we are in. It isn't clear for how long COVID is here to stay, much less the uneven distribution of vaccines and the rise of all these new virus strains. So with all that in mind, 新年快乐 and 恭喜发财! On today's episode, I am chatting with Lyndon Barrois Jr., an artist who breaks down and re-configures the language of print, design, and popular culture in order to investigate underlying ideology, ethics, and conceptions of identity. Lyndon got a BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art and an MFA from the Sam Fox School of Design from Washington University in St. Louis. I was put in contact with Lyndon through a series of coincidences, starting with an acquaintance of an acquaintance from my undergrad breakdance group who mentioned that his sister and her partner, Addoley and Lyndon, were artists. This was mentioned years ago but I didn't reach out to either one until last year, at which point I realized that Lyndon was just hired at my graduate program as an Assistant Professor of Art at Carnegie Mellon University. I remembered seeing the announcement but I didn't connect the dots until after we started chatting. There were a few other overlaps Lyndon and I had with each other and I was happy to learn more about Lyndon's work, along with Lyndon's pizza making skills, his thoughts on taking time off before grad school, and some of the difficulties he encountered while living the art residency life. I plan to talk with Addoley in the near future as well, so keep an eye out for that episode. Until then, stay safe, stay healthy, and I hope you enjoy this.Links Mentioned:Lyndon's WebsiteLyndon's InstagramYoung Aspirations | Young ArtistsJana NapoliAmiri BarakaMathias Poledna: Imitation of LifeImitation of Life (1959 film)My interview with Didier WilliamLeslie Smith IIIFollow Seeing Color:Seeing Color WebsiteSubscribe on Apple PodcastsFacebookTwitterInstagram

Dans cet épisode de Conversations Virtuoses par Chaumet, Pascal, acheteur de diamants de la Maison Chaumet, rencontre Emmanuel Barrois, verrier architectural. Ensemble, ils évoquent la lumière et l'âme de la matière. Production: Métiers RaresMusique: Velvet Stairs

durée : 00:06:40 - Musique en régions du samedi 29 août 2020 - Leïla Martial et Pierre Barrois nous parlent écologie et culture et des mouvements qu'ils ont lancés.

Born just two years after the abolition of slavery, Madam C.J. Walker built a business empire by marketing her homemade haircare formula to the black community. Along the way, she became the United States’ first female self-made millionaire. Our guests, Janine Sherman Barrois and Elle Johnson, helped bring Walker’s story to millions of viewers in the Netflix limited series, “Self Made.” They discuss Walker’s barrier-busting entrepreneurship, as well as her decision to use her own portrait as part of her brand. See her trademark photograph here: https://npg.si.edu/object/npg_NPG.2008.20

364. Jeffrey Barrois returns. We discuss the next steps for progressives following the end of the Bernie Sanders campaign. Jeff is a fellow podcaster, hosting "Good Morning Comrade," in New Orleans. He is also active in the DSA (Democratic Socialists of Americe), a union activist, and a school teacher in Jefferson Parish. Today he interviews Bruce aboutr Huey Long, his career and politics, and we consider ways that we can tap into the Long legacy today. This interview was originally broadcast on Louisiana Anthology Podcast Youtube Channel.This week in Louisiana history. May 10, 1781. Formal surrender of Pensacola to Galvez. This week in New Orleans history. The Navarre neighborhood of the South Lakeview Historic District was added to the National Register of Historic Places on May 9, 2002. This week in Louisiana. Ponchatoula Strawberry Festival May 8th, 2020 - May 10th, 2020 Memorial Park 301 N. 6th St., Ponchatoula, LA 70454 800-917-7045 Website Postcards from Louisiana. Maude Caillot and the Afrodesiacs.Listen on iTunesListen on StitcherListen on Google Play.Listen on Spotify.Listen on TuneIn.The Louisiana Anthology Home Page.Like us on Facebook.

Hilliard Guess and Christopher Derrick interview Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker writers Janine Sherman Barrois (Claws, ER), Nicole Jefferson Asher (Toni Braxton: Unbreak My Heart) and Elle Johnson (Bosch, The Fosters) to discover how they brought this empowering true tale to life as a Netflix limited series.

344. Bruce's discussion about Huey Long with Jeff Barrois, part 1. Jeff is a fellow podcaster, hosting "Good Morning Comrade," in New Orleans. He is also active in the DSA (Democratic Socialists of Americe), a union activist, and a school teacher in Jefferson Parish. Today he interviews Bruce about Huey Long, his career and politics, and we consider ways that we can tap into the Long legacy today. This interview was originally broadcast on Good Morning Comrade.This week in Louisiana history. December 21, 1921. Gov. P.B.S. Pinchback dies in Washington DC. Was La.'s only black governor, 84. This week in New Orleans history. December 21, 1937. Fever Therapy at the Marine Hospital. In 1927, Viennese psychiatrist Dr. Julius von Wagner-Jauregg won a Nobel Prize for his work with "fever therapy" which involved the injection of malaria-tainted blood to induce a fever which was thought to kill harmful pathogens. Ten years prior, he "cured" a patient with late-stage syphilis via this practice, which came to be considered a cure for psychotic and infectious diseases.  This week in Louisiana. December 2-28, 2019 Shadows Merry Making Season 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Shadows-on-the-Teche 317 E Main St., New Iberia, LA 70560 337-369-6446 | Fax Website | Email The plantation home will be decorated in the 19th century holiday style and the "merry making" tours will focus on family celebrations in the nineteenth century.Christmas Card from Louisiana. David Middleton reads his poem "The Shepherd: A Play."Listen on iTunesListen on StitcherListen on Google Play.Listen on Spotify.Listen on TuneIn.The Louisiana Anthology Home Page.Like us on Facebook.

“The best writers in town have everything in their arsenal.” Janine Sherman Barrois is our guest this week, and she knows what she’s talking about!After growing up in Massachusetts, Janine Sherman Barrois moved to Virginia in high school, and began writing for the school paper. She quickly learned that her love was not of reporting facts, but of telling stories. She attended Howard University, where on the advice of her roommate’s dad, director Gilbert Moses, she did a major in English, and a minor in film, so she could read more books.She moved to Los Angeles… Janine is quick to remind the viewer that it took a few years of odd jobs before she was able to land her first staff gig. An important step along the way was the Warner Bros. Writers Workshop… she had previously been denied, but succeeded in landing a place in the workshop when she paired up with a writing partner.She and her writing partner got several TV comedy staff gigs, including Lush Life, Eddie Murphy’s The PJ’s, and The Jamie Foxx Show. Then, after getting some attention from a feature script they wrote, they got a job on Third Watch. After the first season, Janine stayed in drama, while her partner went back to comedy.After several seasons of Third Watch, Janine worked for several seasons on ER, ending up at the EP level. Then she auditioned for Criminal Minds — and is careful to point out that they actually read her writing samples, though she was an EP already — and joined the staff as EP at the beginning of season 6.Janine was nominated for five NAACP Image Awards and a Humanitas Award for her writing. She also serves on the board of the William H. Johnson Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to giving scholarships to African-American Contemporary artists.Buy Gray’s book for only $4.99! Look for it on Amazon – How To Break In To TV Writing: Insider Interviews.Didn’t get your questions asked? Make sure you follow Gray on Twitter (@GrayJones) so you can get the scoop on who is being interviewed and how to get your questions in. Also check out our TV Writer Twitter Database to find Twitter addresses for over 1,200 TV writers. Find our previous episodes and other resources at www.tvwriterpodcast.com or on Gray’s YouTube channel.First published June 30, 2012.

“The best writers in town have everything in their arsenal.” Janine Sherman Barrois is our guest this week, and she knows what she's talking about! After growing up in Massachusetts, Janine Sherman Barrois moved to Virginia in high school, and began writing for the school paper. She quickly learned that her love was not of reporting facts, but of telling stories. She attended Howard University, where on the advice of her roommate's dad, director Gilbert Moses, she did a major in English, and a minor in film, so she could read more books. She moved to Los Angeles… Janine is quick to remind the viewer that it took a few years of odd jobs before she was able to land her first staff gig. An important step along the way was the Warner Bros. Writers Workshop… she had previously been denied, but succeeded in landing a place in the workshop when she paired up with a writing partner. She and her writing partner got several TV comedy staff gigs, including Lush Life, Eddie Murphy's The PJ's, and The Jamie Foxx Show. Then, after getting some attention from a feature script they wrote, they got a job on Third Watch. After the first season, Janine stayed in drama, while her partner went back to comedy. After several seasons of Third Watch, Janine worked for several seasons on ER, ending up at the EP level. Then she auditioned for Criminal Minds — and is careful to point out that they actually read her writing samples, though she was an EP already — and joined the staff as EP at the beginning of season 6. Janine was nominated for five NAACP Image Awards and a Humanitas Award for her writing. She also serves on the board of the William H. Johnson Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to giving scholarships to African-American Contemporary artists. Buy Gray's book for only $4.99! Look for it on Amazon – How To Break In To TV Writing: Insider Interviews. Didn't get your questions asked? Make sure you follow Gray on Twitter (@GrayJones) so you can get the scoop on who is being interviewed and how to get your questions in. Also check out our TV Writer Twitter Database to find Twitter addresses for over 1,200 TV writers. Find our previous episodes and other resources at www.tvwriterpodcast.com or on Gray's YouTube channel. First published June 30, 2012.

Mysterious brother Dean joins Jeff and Scott to talk impeachment, Brexit, and some other stuff.  CONTACT US!contact@goodmorningcomrade.comgoodmorningcomrade.comTwitter: @comrademorninghttps://www.facebook.com/GoodMorningComrade/Instagram: goodmorningcomradeLeave a review! 5 stars and say something nice to spread the word about our little show!Thank you so much for listening!  

345. Bruce's discussion about Huey Long with Jeff Barrois, part 2. Jeff is a fellow podcaster, hosting "Good Morning Comrade," in New Orleans. He is also active in the DSA (Democratic Socialists of Americe), a union activist, and a school teacher in Jefferson Parish. Today he interviews Bruce about Huey Long, his career and politics, and we consider ways that we can tap into the Long legacy today. This interview was originally broadcast on Good Morning Comrade.This week in Louisiana history. December 28, 1862. (Old) State Capitol burned by Union Soldiers. This week in New Orleans history. Roy E. Glapion, Jr. was born on December 3, 1935 in New Orleans, La. He was educated in Catholic schools in New Orleans and obtained his Bachelor of Science degree from Xavier University in 1958. He served for 24 years in the Orleans Parish Public School System as a teacher and coach, the majority of his time spent at Carter G. Woodson and Joseph S. Clark schools. Glapion joined the Zulu Social Aid and Pleasure Club in 1972 and soon became the club's finance chairman. At the beginning of 1998, he was diagnosed with colon cancer. While fighting the disease, he was elected King Zulu 2000, but lost his battle with cancer before he could reign. He died on December 28, 1999 and the Zulu organization honored him by allowing his reign to be posthumous, the King's float rolling empty in his memory on Mardi Gras 2000. This week in Louisiana. December 31, 2019 New Year's Eve In New Orleans Jackson Square New Orleans New Year's Eve is that happy occasion between Christmas and Twelfth Night. It’s a time to welcome in the new year with family and friends. There’s food, and – always – a band. For the biggest party in the city, head to Jackson Square – the Quarter is packed with festive party goers eager to count down the time until the New Year arrives. If outdoor celebrations and big crowds are not for you, make a reservation at one of the city’s many fine  restaurants and celebrate the evening over delectable meals and of course, lots of bubbly. Many restaurants offer special deals or packages for the evening, so make sure you check ahead to ensure the perfect night for you, your loved ones and friends. Postcards from Louisiana. Angelica & Wolf, Jax Brewery duet. Listen on iTunesListen on StitcherListen on Google Play.Listen on Spotify.Listen on TuneIn.The Louisiana Anthology Home Page.Like us on Facebook.

durée : 00:12:07 - Pierre Barrois, directeur de l'Orchestre Français des Jeunes - Pierre Barrois propose une première formation européenne à la médiation musicale à Lille.

durée : 01:28:53 - Musique matin, samedi du samedi 23 novembre 2019 - par : Saskia de Ville - Musique = Clapping de Steve Reich Voix = Coco Bonnier - réalisé par : Laurent Lefrançois

Talking about public education with teacher and online pal Jeffery Barrois (@eminentprof). Check out his show Good Morning Comrade. Twitter: @benudashen Follow us on Facebook Support us on Patreon Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, or Your Favorite Podcast Player Theme Music by Wume

© Photo: Pierre Salagnac-----------------------------------------------------The Craft Project est un podcast produit par Métiers Rares . Métiers Rares est un bureau d'études, un organisme de formation et un studio de narration spécialisé dans les métiers d'art.The Craft Project, c'est aussi une association à laquelle tous les amoureux de la matière et de la beauté peuvent adhérer ou donner pour soutenir nos actions concrètes pour servir les métiers d'art: Bourse des métiers orphelins, dispositif de microcrédit, conférences d'initiation dans les collèges, podcast de référence sur les métiers d'art et communauté engagée sur les réseaux sociaux. Merci!Raphaëlle Le BaudPierre Salagnac-----------------------------------------------------⭐️Si vous avez aimé cet épisode, dîtes le nous avec 5 étoiles et un gentil commentaire sur Apple Podcast. 

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The ladies of NOP are BACK and they're talking to the phenomenal Janine Sherman Barrois, the Executive Producer of our favorite new show of 2017, Claws! If you're not watching TNT's new hit...what are you doing?  Find Janine on Twitter @jsbarrois   Producer: Natasha L.  Music by: brandon* Logo by: Landon St. Gordon   Check out our Patreon, please! www.patreon.com/nerdsofpreycast 

  Sybil Darrow - Producer, Writer, "Audrey" and TNT Claws Writer's In-Room assistant! The Hit Show CLAWS on TNT on Sundays 9/8c.  The Claws TNT Show has renewed the series for a second season. CLAWS TNT American comedy series cast Niecy Nash, Carrie Preston, Judy Reyes, Karrueche Tran, Jenn Lyon, Jack Kesy, Kevin Rankin, Jason Anton, Harold Perrineau, and Dean Norris.  www.tntdrama.com/shows/claw At the Nail Artisan of Manatee County salon in Central Florida, five diverse, hard-working manicurists try to make ends meet in a staid economy while managing perilous personal lives awash in drama. Amidst all the silk wraps, pedicures and polish treatments, salon owner Desna, who lives with and cares for her mentally ill twin brother, leads a staff that includes best friend Jennifer, now sober and raising two kids from a previous relationship; enigmatic Ann, who provides security for the salon; mild-mannered preppy and ex-convict Polly; and Virginia, who becomes easily bored and impatient with her job. Also hanging around the salon are shady redneck Roller; ambulance coach Bryce, Jennifer's husband who is also newly sober; and Uncle Daddy, a dangerous, deeply Catholic and actively bisexual crime boss Executive producer(s) - Eliot Laurence, Rashida Jones, Will McCormack, Janine Sherman Barrois, Howard Deutch.  CLAWS Cast on TNT  Niecy Nash as Desna Simms, the owner of Nail Artisans, a salon in Manatee County. She has high hopes of owning a much better salon and goes through with the money laundering scheme to get it. She had a relationship with Roller, but when he tried to cheat her out of her earnings, she helped Virginia kill him. It is later revealed that she and her brother, Dean, spent their childhoods with abusive foster parents because of their mother's crack addiction. Carrie Preston as Polly, a redheaded South Carolinian and professional con artist who did time for embezzling money from seniors. She is fiercely protective of Desna, who seems to be the only positive influence in her life. Judy Reyes as Quiet Ann, the salon's lookout, and doorman. She is openly lesbian. Karrueche Tran as Virginia Loc, a former prostitute for Uncle Daddy who Desna hires to work in the salon in order to protect her from her former boss. Jenn Lyon as Jennifer Husser, Desna's best friend, and Bryce's wife. She has two daughters. Having already lost more than a few relatives to the consequences of organized crime, she is adamant that Bryce not be part of his family's business. Jack Kesy as Roller Husser, Clay's nephew and a high-powered drug dealer whose death in the first episode triggers conflict between the Hussers and Desna's salon. It is later revealed that he is alive, having been imprisoned by a woman as her slave. Kevin Rankin as Bryce Husser, Jennifer's husband and Roller's brother, who joins the Dixie Mafia to get justice for his death. Jason Antoon as Dr. Ken Brickman, a Lebanese pharmacist who runs one of the mafia's pill mills. He suffers from emotional instability stemming from his failed marriage. Harold Perrineau as Dean Simms, Desna's autistic brother who has a crush on Virginia. Dean Norris as Uncle Daddy/Clay Husser, Bryce's and Roller's uncle and the ruthless head of the Husser crime family. Elvis Nolasco as Detective Chip Laurence, an associate and enforcer for the Husse Sybil Darrow began her career as both producer and star of "Ten Benny" opposite Oscar winner, Adrien Brody, which premiered to rave reviews at the Sundance Film Festival and was released in theaters in 1998. Two years later, Sybil would star once again opposite Adrien Brody in "Restaurant", which takes an unflinching look at racial issues in a busy Hoboken Eatery. Soon to follow was a starring role in Chris Menaul's Emmy-award winning Showtime Original Feature, "The Passion of Ayn Rand", as the doe-eyed ingénue who thwarts the celebrated author philosopher's affair with a protégé. The film, which premiered at the 1999 Sundance Film Festival, also stars Helen Mirren, Peter Fonda, Julie Delpy and Eric Stolz. Moving back to the big screen and over to studio pictures, Sybil next went on to star opposite Amanda Peet, Jerry O'Connell and Tara Reid in New Line Cinema's "Body Shots". Viewers and critics alike praised Sybil for her portrayal, which "suggests enough complexity to merit a longer story of her own." (Variety) Returning once again to independent film in the leading role of Allison, Sybil starred opposite Jami Gertz, in the dark comedy, "Lip Service" (a.k.a. Kat and Allison). Next, Sybil starred opposite Skeet Ulrich in the ABC series, "Miracles", which began airing in January 2003 and soon after starred in Steven Bochco's HBO series "Marriage". She can also be seen in Sony Pictures' release of "The Cavern". And getting back to her roots of producing, Sybil wrote, produced, and starred in the short film, "Piece A' Cake", which was invited to make its world premiere at the American Cinematheque's Egyptian Theatre in Los Angeles. "Piece A' Cake" reunited Sybil with its award winning director, Dean Pollack. 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Janine Sherman Barrois is an executive producer and the show runner for the new TNT show "Claws." The show stars Niecy Nash as one of five manicurists working in a South Florida nail salon while laundering money for a crime family. TNT describes it like this: "Claws is about good women caught in bad places with worse men. It's the story of hardworking women trying to get by in this economy, set against the surreal, bright, gritty landscape of Florida and the luscious, absurd, extreme excesses of the crime world." Full show notes available at http://ktla.com/frankbuckleyinterviews.

Jason Rothenberg (creator, The 100), Janine Sherman Barrois (Criminal Minds; ER), Gloria Calderon Kellett (iZombie; How I Met Your Mother), and Zev Borow (Chuck; lots of legit stuff like The New Yorker and McSweeneys).Recorded September 27, 2015.

durée : 01:27:16 - Les Grandes Traversées - Documentaire. Nous sommes dans la Meuse, région d'origine de Fernand Braudel en tant qu'homme et en tant qu'historien. Son premier mémoire portait sur la Révolution française dans le Barrois et était écrit dans un style proche de celui de Michelet.