Podcasts about Bellegarde

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Liverpool Squad Talk is back with Episode 3! This time, we're breaking down Liverpool's midfield - analysing the current squad, potential departures, and the key targets to strengthen ahead of the new season.

This week on Wolves Unpacked, we kick things off with Strand Larsen's outstanding performance against Southampton, where his two-goal display secured a vital three points. We then turn our attention to Bellegarde, whose growing influence in midfield was on full display as he provided two assists, finding form at this crucial point in the season. André also takes centre stage in our discussion as we break down his role as the heartbeat of the team, driving Wolves forward with his tireless work rate. Also, don't miss Pereira revealing his unique post-match ritual of joining the fans for a pie and pint! Submit your questions to podcast@wolves.co.uk, and never miss an episode by hitting subscribe or follow now, wherever you get your podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Episode 296 of The Wolves 77 Club dives into Wolves' latest performances, with Sam, Harry, and Jack breaking down a hard-fought draw against Everton and a crucial away win at Southampton. With Matheus Cunha missing, Wolves had to find new attacking solutions, and the team discusses whether they did enough against Everton and how Bellegarde's growing influence continues to make a difference. The conversation shifts to Southampton, where Strand Larsen stepped up in style, scoring twice to secure an important victory. His performances have divided opinions throughout the season, but was this the moment he proved his doubters wrong? Jack, the self-appointed chairman of the Strand Larsen fan club, certainly thinks so. With Ipswich and Leicester dropping points, talk turns to whether Wolves have effectively secured their Premier League survival. Jack makes a bold statement about the club's future, but will it come back to haunt him? Meanwhile, transfer speculation is in full swing as the guys discuss potential summer moves, including whether a return for Diogo Jota or Conor Coady is realistic. The England squad announcement also sparks debate, with frustration over Thomas Tuchel's selections. Harry is particularly unimpressed, questioning some of the call-ups and sharing his thoughts on what the squad should really look like. As always, the episode is filled with nostalgia, laughter, and even a bizarre footballing mix-up from Bulgaria that you won't believe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mikey Burrows and Andy Thompson are full of praise for Jorgen Strand Larsen who scored twice to beat bottom team Southampton, plus thoughts on Bellegarde's assist and whether Goncalo Guedes has done enough to make the starting line up. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Another week, another refereeing controversy. The lads break down Wolves' frustrating 2-1 defeat at Anfield, where Simon Hooper's performance stole the headlines. From questionable bookings to a baffling penalty call (and non-call), Wolves were up against 12 men - but still managed to push Liverpool to the brink. They discuss the standout second-half performance, Vítor Pereira's tactical tweaks, and the impact of Munetsi and Bellegarde. The debate rages on about whether Wolves should have taken all three points and whether Agbadou's injury exposes squad depth issues—was leaving Craig Dawson out of the squad a mistake? Also on the agenda: Bournemouth preview, the worst Premier League club badges and the growing problem of away end ‘tourist fans'. Subscribe, tune in, and share your thoughts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mikey Burrows and Andy Thompson vent their frustration at a number of key decisions that went against Wolves as Vitor Pereira's side lost 2-1 at Anfield. But there is praise for Bellegarde, Doherty and Andre who re the main three in the running for Thommo's player of the match Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Bellegarde brilliant, Cunha's contract and fresh faces are all on the agenda on today's Wolves Unpacked, the official club podcast with legend Dave Edwards and MUNDIAL editor-in-chief James Bird. Jean-Ricner's monstrous display in the derby win over Villa is singled out for special praise, Cunha's magical evening and new deal are also discussed, as well as where new boys Nasser Djiga and Marshall Munetsi will fit in to Vitor Pereira's side. Each fortnightly episode of the show dives deeper into Wolves' latest performances, focusing on formations, tactics, and the defining moments of each game. With Edwards' experience on the pitch and Bird's passionate, lifelong support, the podcast delivers unique analysis and honest reflections on the highs and lows of the Old Gold. Submit your questions to podcast@wolves.co.uk, and never miss an episode by hitting subscribe or follow now, wherever you get your podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of The Wolves 77 Club, Sam, Harry, and Jack break down Wolves' thrilling victory over Aston Villa under the lights at Molineux. The lads discuss standout performances, including the surprise hero Bellegarde, tactical decisions by Vítor Pereira, and the tense second half that left fans on the edge of their seats. The January transfer window takes center stage as the team reacts to Wolves' late business, signing Nasser Djiga and Marshall Munetsi, while saying goodbye to Mario Lemina. Was it a successful window? And what about those wild rumors surrounding a potential Conor Coady return? Looking ahead, the FA Cup clash against Blackburn is on the horizon. Should Wolves take it seriously, or is Premier League survival the priority? Plus, the funniest story of the week—how a Nottingham pub gave away 300 pints after Forest's goal fest, and a surprising stat about pubs near Premier League stadiums. Don't miss another lively episode filled with laughs, debates, and all things Wolves! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mikey Burrows, Andy Thompson and Lee Naylor review the 2-0 victory over Villa with special praise for Jean-Ricner Bellegarde, Toti, Jose Sa and Pablo Sarabia, plus there's discussion as to what this result means for the relegation dogfight, how Matheus Cunha's goal may reignite his season and what Wolves need to do in the final days of the transfer window. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Federal prosecutors have attempted to tie Indigenous political prisoner Leonard Peltier to the murder of fellow AIM activist, Anna Mae Pictou-Aquash. It is a frequent allegation that has relied on weak evidence and the charges of paid federal informants. In this episode, TRN Podcast co-host Nick Estes (@nickwestes) looks at several sources of information from key Indigenous activists who knew Leonard Peltier and Anna Mae Pictou-Aquash to the FBI's own knowledge of her murder at the time it happened and federal prosecutors' initial hesitancy to take up the case. Learn more here from a lecture by Ernesto Vigil at the University of Denver on May 6, 2023. Watch the video edition on The Red Nation Podcast YouTube channel The Red Nation Podcast is sustained by comrades and supporters like you. Power our work here: www.patreon.com/redmediapr ------ Below is the text of Hank Adams' 2020 Facebook post, shortly before his passing: Note: Adams is responding to a 2016 APTN article in which Assembly of First Nations Chief Perry Bellegarde apologizes to Anna Mae Aquash's family. December 14, 2020 Intellectually dishonest hate-monger Paul DeMain has reignited his campaign to assure denial of any Executive Clemency to LEONARD PELTIER, 76, at any time before Leonard's next scheduled Parole Hearing in Year 2024 with a continued misuse and abuse of the December 1975 gunshot death of ANNA MAE AQUASH and the unconscionable exploitation of Anna Mae Pictou-Aquash's children. Assembly of First Nations National Chief Perry Bellegarde makes significant points in this 2016 article in which the 1975 Aquash death became the center point in President Barack Obama's decision to deny Clemency to Peltier: “I regret that my statement caused some hurt and pain and I apologize for the pain I caused her [Denise Maloney Pictou] and her family,” said Bellegarde. “That wasn't my intent.” Bellegarde said he still would like to see Peltier freed. He said the case is a separate issue from AIM's execution of Aquash. “I called for that (Peltier's release) because there is an injustice there,” said Bellegarde. “So I will continue to advocate for that.” Bellegarde said two previous AFN national chiefs have made the same call which is also backed by Amnesty International and prominent individuals like the Dalai Lama. Peltier was extradited from Canada to the U.S. in December 1976. Warren Allmand, Canada's solicitor general at the time of Peltier's extradition, has since stated the F.B.I submitted false information to have Peltier extradited." DeMain's posting of Aquash daughter Denise Maloney Pictou's December 12, 2020, renewed accusations against Leonard Peltier and DeMain's hated AIM organization [re-Posted here in Comment 1] are the beginning of a campaign to assure that 2020 President-Elect Joe Biden will not grant Executive Clemency to Leonard Peltier. In death and posthumously, Anna Mae has been made a sainted heroine. But between 1972 and November 14, 1975, Anna Mae's ways were AIM's ways. AIM's ways - good and bad - were without qualification or reservation Anna Mae's ways, by choice. At NCAI in November, American Indian Press Association's (AIPA) Richard LaCourse told me of his meeting with Dennis Banks, Leonard Peltier, Kamook Banks, and Anna Mae just before his coming to Portland for NCAI.. Anna Mae then had indicated no distress nor given any indication that she was being held prisoner or against her will. On November 14, 1975, the four AIM "leaders" only broke apart because of the Ontario, Oregon stopping of their [Marlon Brando] recreational vehicle by armed Oregon police. A couple days later, Leonard Peltier was transported (through Franks Landing) from Portland into British Columbia (by associates of mine, who did not inform me then of their activity). He spent the next month in the locale he was taken to and remained incommunicado with U.S. colleagues until later, at least until he traveled to Small Boy's camp in Alberta, Canada. That is where the RCMP and FBI picked up on Leonard - long after Anna Mae Aquash's death in the second week of December 1975. Memorandum in the FBI's Denver Office dated as early as December 19, 1975 disclosed Anna Mae Aquash had been killed - although the FBI would feign ignorance of the death and the corpse identity for more than the next three months. The December 1975 memos identified the killers as John "Boy" Graham, Arlo Looking Cloud, and Theda Nelson Clarke - although none of the three were indicted through the next 28 years. The Looking Cloud trial was held in December 2004; Graham's in 2010 - lapses of 29 and 35 years. Theda Nelson - a likely FBI Informant in December 1975 - (on mental competency findings) did not go to trial. Clark died at age 87 in 2011. Although a lead prosecutor opened the Leonard Peltier trial in Fargo, North Dakota on March 16, 1977 declaring: "AIM is not on trial."; both AIM and Leonard Peltier were made the main 'defendants' in the 2004 and 2010 trials for the killing of Anna Mae Aquash! If there was ever a case where all parties - prosecution, defense and all witnesses - acted in friendly collusion to 'convict' undefended and absent non-parties [1st Leonard Peltier; 2nd AIM] - the Looking Cloud and Graham trials were such cases. The fodder for the trial's conspiratorial claptrap largely was wrung from the mind and imagination of Paul DeMain in his relentless vendetta against AIM leaders and most creatively against Leonard Peltier. Many of his unsubstantiated claims were rejected by author Steven Hendricks when writing "The Unquiet Grave" (2007). DeMain "Timelines" for Anna Mae Pictou have since focused on the AIM Convention in New Mexico just prior to the Jumping Bull Compound deaths of FBI Agents on Pine Ridge on June 26, 1975 leading to the 1977 life sentence convictions of Peltier. The design is intended to prejudice considerations against any grant of parole or clemency for Peltier. Canada's Assembly of First Nation is correct in declaring the "execution" of Anna Mae Aquash and the pursuit of "freedom" for Leonard Peltier on compassionate and humanitarian grounds are "separate issues." They are correct in continuing their support for Executive Clemency through offices of both the Canadian Prime Minister and any U.S. President. What satisfaction can President Elect Biden derive from side-stepping all humanitarian and compassionate considerations for Leonard Peltier through a first term, deferring any favorable consideration to the scheduled Parole Hearing in 2024? The Pardons Office of a bureaucratic and prejudiced Justice Department housing the FBI has already failed the last four Presidents of the United States in this matter! Will retribution finally end if Leonard Peltier is still alive in 2024 and then 80 years old? Indians of Western Washington who transported Leonard Peltier to Canada on or about November 17, 1975, and Indians of British Columbia who hosted and concealed him for the next month or until beyond when the FBI first was informed of Anna Mae's death and the identity of her killers can attest to Leonard's movements and communications (record) that wholly absolve Leonard Peltier of any direct or indirect role in the December 1975 murder of Anna Mae Pictou-Aquash.

The match between Nottingham Forest and Wolverhampton Wanderers concluded in a 1-1 draw, reflecting a game that was described as even, with moments of entertainment interspersed with periods that felt like a grind. Here's a detailed overview based on the sentiments and observations from X posts: Match Dynamics: The game was characterized by its stop-start nature, partly due to the referee's decisions which didn't seem to favour a smooth flow. Wolves appeared content with securing a point, especially considering their defensive vulnerabilities noted at halftime. Nottingham Forest, on the other hand, showed moments of dominance but also frustration, particularly with a disallowed goal and missed opportunities. Key Moments and Performances: Nottingham Forest: Chris Wood's goal was pivotal for Forest, proving once again his importance in front of goal. The team's performance was highlighted by some slick passing and good link-ups across the pitch. Murillo was singled out for an "insanely good" performance, suggesting a strong defensive display from him despite the team's general defensive lapses. The team's set pieces were notably taken by E. Anderson and Elanga, indicating tactical choices in dead ball situations. Wolverhampton Wanderers: Wolves managed to equalize through Bellegarde, with an assist from Mario Jr., showing their capability to threaten on the counter or through set plays. However, their overall performance was described as quiet with the exception of some early chances, particularly from Nouri who played very advanced. The team's pressing and quick transitions were noted in earlier games, suggesting a style that could disrupt opponents but didn't fully materialize in this match. Tactical Insights: Wolves seemed to adopt a more cautious approach, possibly due to their early season form where securing points might be prioritized over chasing wins. Forest, while showing attacking intent, struggled with converting chances into goals, which could be a recurring theme they need to address. Fan and Analyst Sentiment: There was a mix of satisfaction and frustration among Forest fans, with the clean sheet being a positive despite the draw. Wolves fans and analysts might see this result as a step in the right direction, especially if they were looking to stabilize after previous games where they looked open at the back. Overall: The match was a tactical battle with both teams showing moments of quality but also revealing areas for improvement, particularly in defence for Wolves and in clinical finishing for Forest. The draw might be seen as a fair result given the ebb and flow of the game, with neither team able to assert complete dominance. #nffc #wolves #premierleague Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mikey Burrows and Andy Thompson reflect on the 1-1 draw at the City Ground, including thoughts on the debuts for Sam Johnstone and Andre, plus the return of Craig Dawson to a new look back 4. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Cette semaine sur le podcast, je reçois Éric Bellegarde, fondateur du Centre d'entrainement MPN. Nous parlons du système de santé et des bienfaits de l'entrainement. Pour suivre Éric : Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/centre_dentrainement_mpn/ Tous nos liens sont ici

À l'occasion des Journées Créature qui se sont tenues au Théâtre municipal Berthelot Jean Guerrin à Montreuil en avril 2024, découvrez la lecture de « Partir dans tous les sens, ou la vache 3030 » de Tristan Choisel, un texte lauréat de l'Aide nationale à la création de textes dramatiques. La lecture est dirigée par Véronique Bellegarde, avec les comédiennes Noémie Moncel, Rosa Pradinas et Kelly Rivière. Crédits : Production : Collectif Créature et ARTCENA Création sonore : Marc Sayous

We speak to Bouba Traore and Jean-Ricner Bellegarde on today's podcast, as the duo discuss what it has been like settling in at Wolves and how the season has gone so far. Bouba is in his second term at Molineux and has been working on his English, whilst Bellegarde is not convinced by English food! Plus, we hear from legendary striker John Richards after becoming a vice president of Wolves. Find more news at www.wolves.co.uk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dans l'épisode cette semaine nous avons la chance d'avoir Eric Bellegarde fondateur du centre d'entraînement MPN qui nous parle de son parcours rempli de défi qui commence à sa naissance et l'impact de ces défis qui font maintenant la personne qu'il est et ce qu'il a vécu dans son parcours d'entrepreneur.Bonne écoute!Invité: https://www.instagram.com/centre_dentrainement_mpn/Animateur: https://www.instagram.com/jacobhamel__/

À l'occasion du Festival La Mousson d'été 2023, découvrez la lecture de « Presqu'îl-e », un texte de Pauline Sauveur, lauréat de l'Aide à la création de textes dramatiques. La lecture est dirigée par Véronique Bellegarde, avec Anne Cantineau et David Gouhier. Musique de Philippe Thibault. Crédits : Production : La Mousson d'été, ARTCENA Création sonore : Marc Sayous

À l'occasion de la lecture de « Presqu'îl-e » à la Mousson d'été 2023, entretien avec Pauline Sauveur, autrice du texte, et Véronique Bellegarde, directrice de la lecture. CRÉDITS : Production : ARTCENA Journaliste : Gwénola David Création sonore : Marc Sayous

Today on Wolves Express, Gary O'Neil looks ahead to the weekend's clash with Newcastle, including providing an injury update on Jean-Ricner Bellegarde. Meanwhile Jose Sa praises the Premier League as the best in the world, whilst Tommy Doyle has been meeting some young Old Gold fans. Wolves Express is the official quick-fire podcast keeping you right up to date with all the latest from Molineux. Follow the podcast now wherever you listen to podcasts and make sure you never miss an episode. Find the latest Wolves news at wolves.co.uk. Wolves Express is brought to you by My Diesel Claim. If you owned or leased any diesel vehicle between 2009 and 2020, you can check your eligibility instantly and sign up at https://bit.ly/mydieselclaimpodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Let's get back to the Upper East Side, listeners! Episode 264 explores the fourth book in the bestselling Gossip Girl series, Because I'm Worth It. Alli and her guest consider the specific place that Gossip Girl occupies in their shared millennial pop culture history and talk through some especially disturbing parts of the book.Jamie Lilac is the author of Bellegarde. Follow her on Instagram (@jamie_lilac).

Wolves made sure Luton Town secured their first ever Premier League point with a woeful display at Kenilworth Road. New boy Bellegarde kicked out to earn himself a red card and three match suspension - but let's be honest, we were crap from the outset. Next up was a trip to Portman Road to take on Ipswich Town... oh dear, is Gary O'Neil on his way out? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

*Twitter Space - So the audio is significantly worse than the podcast as it goes through the Twitter app* Fans phone in to give their opinions following our 1-1 draw with Wolves. We get immediate reaction and thoughts from Luton Town fans post match. We discussed Chiedozie Ogbene's performance, bossing possession, Lockyer's clash with Bellegarde, Pedro Neto constantly flopping to the ground and much more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's September 20th. It's the latest episode of our 5th season, welcome dear listener. I'm Paul joined by Justin and Daz. We are here to look at the Wolves game, mention the LASK game and look ahead to West Ham at home. Thanks for joining us. Part One - game of two halves Brian: How bad was the first half? ‘Plumbed the depths' said James Pearce. Defense had a few bad moments OR was it overall a bad performance Quansah had some good moments ‘Terrific stuff by Wolves' said the commentator at 10 - once again it felt like a few moments. After 20, it felt mostly us to me. Various attempts to have Gomez play the Trent role. Obviously wasn't effective Mac Allister - why did he play? I counted 7 giveaways. Card was super soft. Wolves tactics - after what they and Gary O'Neill did last year, I assume we expected a low block. Neto is very good (Wolves tried to find him at every opportunity - once we cut the supply, it was a very different game) and Bellegarde looks a handful (first game, played 128 games at Strasbourg). The good parts were very good: xG 0.54 to 2.83 (according to Understat). Didn't include the Cuhna miss at 34 minutes. Darwin is an absolute handful Salah (leads the league in big chances created (6)), Szoboszlai, Matip and Gomez front foot defending kept Wolves penned in the second half. Predictions? Part Two - Elsewhere and LASK Bad news for Everton - Burnley looked OK at Forest Chelsea continues to look like a team of strangers (happy for it to continue) Man United crisis - the backdrop shows an absence of ethical compass, the foreground shows a collection of mismatched players - Rashford and Fernandes are less effective at pressing than Weghorst, Ronaldo and Elanga. Champions League first round just started - Europa League tomorrow and hopefully the road to Dublin - any takeaways? League Cup against Leicester who are 2nd in the Championship and have only lost one game. Part Three - Home to West Ham They have looked better this season than last - what does that tell us about Declan Rice? Three wins, a draw at Bournemouth and a defeat against City. They've won at Brighton and Luton. Less than 72 hours after LASK but not the biggest concern Everyone available?  Formation.  Predictions? We will be back with a review of the West Ham game and a preview of the Spurs game (and LASK). Thanks to Daz and Justin for joining me. And thank you for listening.If you enjoyed the pod, please share it with a friend. Follow us @FirstStateKopites on Twitter  – we only tweet and retweet from sources we think are credible. Music is courtesy of Hypenotic – they are a Welsh electro-pop band – https://hyperfollow.com/hypenotic

We get the lowdown on Wolves' deadline day arrival Jean-Ricner Bellegarde from Sporting Director Matt Hobbs, former Old Gold keeper John Ruddy thinks there is no need to fear the upcoming Premier League fixtures and we hear from the Wolves Academy lads representing the club in South Korea. Wolves Express is the official quick-fire podcast keeping you right up to date with all the latest from Molineux. Follow the podcast now wherever you listen to podcasts and make sure you never miss an episode. Find the latest Wolves news at wolves.co.uk. Wolves Express is brought to you by My Diesel Claim. If you owned or leased any diesel vehicle between 2009 and 2020, you can check your eligibility instantly and sign up at https://bit.ly/mydieselclaimpodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

durée : 00:29:24 - Les Nuits de France Culture - par : Albane Penaranda - En 2000, pour "Sous le figuier, le bonheur", Anice Clément rencontrait le pépiniériste André Eve et l'écrivain, pour l'occasion bien nommée, Catherine Laroze. La rose, depuis toujours, les poètes l'ont chantée sur tous les modes, sous tous les cieux, dans toutes les langues. S'accrochent à ses pétales tout un tas de symboles, de mystères, de légendes et de romances. Elle est la fleur de fleurs, première toujours au hit-parade des fleuristes, présente sur cette terre, dit-on, depuis plusieurs dizaines de millions d'années. En 2000, pour l'émission "Sous le figuier, le bonheur", Anice Clément rencontrait le pépiniériste André Eve et l'écrivain, pour l'occasion bien nommée, Catherine Laroze. Grand spécialiste de la conservation des roses anciennes et lui-même grand obtenteur, c'est à dire créateur de roses, on doit à André Eve, disparu en 2015 la roseraie de La Possonnière, à Couture-sur-Loir, dans les jardins de la maison natale de Ronsard. On lui doit aussi la roseraie du Grand Jardin du Théâtre des Minuits, à La Neuville sur Essonne, où sont réunis ses "obtentions", les roses dont il fut le créateur. Elles s'appellent notamment Prestige de Bellegarde, Rose des blés, Sophie, Suzy, Suzette et, la première d'entre elles. Sylvie Vartan. Par Anice Clément Avec André Eve et Catherine Laroze Réalisation : Angélique Tibau Sous le figuier, le bonheur - Matin au jardin 5/5 : les roses (1ère diffusion : 11/08/2000) Retrouvez l'ensemble des archives de "La Nuit rêvée de Dani ", proposée par Albane Penaranda.

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Avec Radiophonie, une émission de radio au carré:  début juin, nous avons été invités à faire une Récréation sonore à Toulouse, lors du festival  Radiophonie avec  Campus FM et le centre culturel de Bellegarde . Donc Radio Campus Paris diffuse une émission de Campus FM , qui elle même diffuse Récréation sonore … vous suivez ?   Deux invités à nos micros toulousains, créateurs sonores « régionaux de l'étape » comme on dit  : Benoit Bories, pour "Lettre à Irma" Tu es née l'année où la rumeur de la ville s'est tue. Cette rumeur avait absorbé tant de détails, qui nous remontent peu à peu. Des sonorités fragiles qui prennent une nouvelle puissance. Une autre musique est venue chatouiller nos oreilles. Pourtant, elle était déjà là , bien présente, mais rares étaient les moments où l'on pouvait l'entendre. Aujourd'hui, elle prend toute son ampleur. Mon premier geste aura été d'en garder quelques traces, pour les faire écouter, te les faire écouter, et que l'on puisse en parler. Puis que tu les fasses écouter à ton tour. Peut-être imagineras-tu alors les sonorités à insérer, glisser, dans les interstices laissés par ce monde, ce monde qui s'est mis en sourdine quelques instants. « Lettre à Irma » est une création sonore composée à quatre mains pendant le confinement. C'est une lettre que Benoit Bories a écrite à sa fille, née l'année où la crise est entrée dans nos vies. Matthieu Guillin, pour "Al Amakine" « Al Amakine », ravive les micro-histoires et les archives non-matérielles du Sahara au sud du Maroc, rendues invisibles. Transmis oralement par les populations locales dans un langage poétique, ces témoignages relatent des événements politiques, culturels et sociaux importants qui se sont déroulés dans cet espace géographique et constituent une matière historiographique essentielle. En collaboration avec des poètes et des citoyens-témoins, Abdessamad El Montassir cherche minutieusement les lieux porteurs de ces événements latents afin de les mettre en lumière. En ré-activant ces récits méconnus, il ouvre un interstice inédit qui laisse émerger et se déployer une histoire alternative et endogène de ce territoire. Création sonore de Matthieu Guillin, compositeur,  réalisée pour l'installation « Al Amakine » d'Abdessamad El Montassir.  Composée originellement sur un système 8.1. Coproduction avec Abdessamad El Montassir, Le Cube – independent art roomcc  Carte Blanche par Al Safar, l'Institut Français du Maroc, l'IMéRA avec l'aide du Labex RFIEA+, le gmem-CNCM-Marseille et la plateforme CHRONIQUES, soutenue par la Région Sud, la Ville de Marseille et l'Institut Français à Paris, coordonnée par SECONDE NATURE et ZINC . Poésies : R'wijel Wel M'birik, Sid Ahmed Wel M'liha, Baibouh Wel Elhaj, Badi Wel M'hamed Salem  – Voix : Wel Sidi

Avec Radiophonie, une émission de radio au carré:  début juin, nous avons été invités à faire une Récréation sonore à Toulouse, lors du festival  Radiophonie avec  Campus FM et le centre culturel de Bellegarde . Donc Radio Campus Paris diffuse une émission de Campus FM , qui elle même diffuse Récréation sonore ... vous suivez ? Deux invités à nos micros toulousains, créateurs sonores "régionaux de l'étape" comme on dit  : Benoit Bories, pour "Lettre à Irma" Tu es née l'année où la rumeur de la ville s'est tue. Cette rumeur avait absorbé tant de détails, qui nous remontent peu à peu. Des sonorités fragiles qui prennent une nouvelle puissance. Une autre musique est venue chatouiller nos oreilles. Pourtant, elle était déjà là , bien présente, mais rares étaient les moments où l'on pouvait l'entendre. Aujourd'hui, elle prend toute son ampleur. Mon premier geste aura été d'en garder quelques traces, pour les faire écouter, te les faire écouter, et que l'on puisse en parler. Puis que tu les fasses écouter à ton tour. Peut-être imagineras-tu alors les sonorités à insérer, glisser, dans les interstices laissés par ce monde, ce monde qui s'est mis en sourdine quelques instants. "Lettre à Irma" est une création sonore composée à quatre mains , Benoit Bories et Aurélien Caillaux , pendant le confinement. C'est une lettre que Benoit Bories a écrite à sa fille, née l'année où la crise est entrée dans nos vies. Nous sommes allés enregistrer les nouvelles sonorités de la ville, redécouvertes avec la rumeur qui s'est assoupie. Nous avons enregistré les paysages sonores la nuit et au petit matin. L'écriture sonore de « Lettre à Irma » mêle à la fois une approche field recording et le geste acousmatique. On entend par procédé acousmatique le fait de transformer un son pour faire entendre des potentialités musicales qui ne s'entendaient pas dans son aspect brut. On peut par exemple étirer le son d'une mésange et découvrir des rythmes, des motifs que l'on ne pouvait pas entendre au départ. La composition de "Lettre à Irma" est une manière de décortiquer ce geste acousmatique. Le texte est fait de neuf chapitres, neuf mondes sonores dans lequel l'auditeur se déplace comme s'il déambulait dans la ville vide. Pour chacune de ces parties, nous sommes partis des matières sonores brutes, fragiles, apparues grâce au silence de la rumeur de la ville. Nous avons alors déployé des musicalités tirées de la transformation de ces matériaux sonores. Tout au long de nos captations pendant le confinement, bien que vivant depuis vingt ans à Toulouse, nous n'avons eu de cesse de découvrir un décor que nous ne semblions pas connaître. Matthieu Guillin , pour "Al Amakine" "Al Amakine", ravive les micro-histoires et les archives non-matérielles du Sahara au sud du Maroc, rendues invisibles. Transmis oralement par les populations locales dans un langage poétique, ces témoignages relatent des événements politiques, culturels et sociaux importants qui se sont déroulés dans cet espace géographique et constituent une matière historiographique essentielle. En collaboration avec des poètes et des citoyens-témoins, Abdessamad El Montassir cherche minutieusement les lieux porteurs de ces événements latents afin de les mettre en lumière. En ré-activant ces récits méconnus, il ouvre un interstice inédit qui laisse émerger et se déployer une histoire alternative et endogène de ce territoire. Création sonore de Matthieu Guillin, compositeur,  réalisée pour l'installation "Al Amakine" d'Abdessamad El Montassir.  Composée originellement sur un système 8.1. Coproduction avec Abdessamad El Montassir, Le Cube – independent art roomcc  Carte Blanche par Al Safar, l'Institut Français du Maroc, l'IMéRA avec l'aide du Labex RFIEA+, le gmem-CNCM-Marseille et la plateforme CHRONIQUES, soutenue par la Région Sud, la Ville de Marseille et l'Institut Français à Paris, coordonnée par SECONDE NATURE et ZINC . Poésies : R'wijel Wel M'birik, Sid Ahmed Wel M'liha, Baibouh Wel Elhaj, Badi Wel M'hamed Salem  - Voix : Wel Sidi Cette émission a été produite et réalisée par Muriel KS , présentée avec Elena Rodriguez de Campus FM . Merci à Francesca Bolognesi, en charge de la programmation de Radiophonie,  pour l'invitation , à François Berchenko pour la réalisation, et Athena pour la coordination et l'accueil formidable.

Avec Radiophonie, une émission de radio au carré:  début juin, nous avons été invités à faire une Récréation sonore à Toulouse, lors du festival  Radiophonie avec  Campus FM et le centre culturel de Bellegarde . Donc Radio Campus Paris diffuse une émission de Campus FM , qui elle même diffuse Récréation sonore ... vous suivez ?   Deux invités à nos micros toulousains, créateurs sonores "régionaux de l'étape" comme on dit  : Benoit Bories, pour "Lettre à Irma" Tu es née l'année où la rumeur de la ville s'est tue. Cette rumeur avait absorbé tant de détails, qui nous remontent peu à peu. Des sonorités fragiles qui prennent une nouvelle puissance. Une autre musique est venue chatouiller nos oreilles. Pourtant, elle était déjà là , bien présente, mais rares étaient les moments où l'on pouvait l'entendre. Aujourd'hui, elle prend toute son ampleur. Mon premier geste aura été d'en garder quelques traces, pour les faire écouter, te les faire écouter, et que l'on puisse en parler. Puis que tu les fasses écouter à ton tour. Peut-être imagineras-tu alors les sonorités à insérer, glisser, dans les interstices laissés par ce monde, ce monde qui s'est mis en sourdine quelques instants. "Lettre à Irma" est une création sonore composée à quatre mains , Benoit Bories et Aurélien Caillaux , pendant le confinement. C'est une lettre que Benoit Bories a écrite à sa fille, née l'année où la crise est entrée dans nos vies. Nous sommes allés enregistrer les nouvelles sonorités de la ville, redécouvertes avec la rumeur qui s'est assoupie. Nous avons enregistré les paysages sonores la nuit et au petit matin. L'écriture sonore de « Lettre à Irma » mêle à la fois une approche field recording et le geste acousmatique. On entend par procédé acousmatique le fait de transformer un son pour faire entendre des potentialités musicales qui ne s'entendaient pas dans son aspect brut. On peut par exemple étirer le son d'une mésange et découvrir des rythmes, des motifs que l'on ne pouvait pas entendre au départ. La composition de "Lettre à Irma" est une manière de décortiquer ce geste acousmatique. Le texte est fait de neuf chapitres, neuf mondes sonores dans lequel l'auditeur se déplace comme s'il déambulait dans la ville vide. Pour chacune de ces parties, nous sommes partis des matières sonores brutes, fragiles, apparues grâce au silence de la rumeur de la ville. Nous avons alors déployé des musicalités tirées de la transformation de ces matériaux sonores. Tout au long de nos captations pendant le confinement, bien que vivant depuis vingt ans à Toulouse, nous n'avons eu de cesse de découvrir un décor que nous ne semblions pas connaître.   Matthieu Guillin , pour "Al Amakine" "Al Amakine", ravive les micro-histoires et les archives non-matérielles du Sahara au sud du Maroc, rendues invisibles. Transmis oralement par les populations locales dans un langage poétique, ces témoignages relatent des événements politiques, culturels et sociaux importants qui se sont déroulés dans cet espace géographique et constituent une matière historiographique essentielle. En collaboration avec des poètes et des citoyens-témoins, Abdessamad El Montassir cherche minutieusement les lieux porteurs de ces événements latents afin de les mettre en lumière. En ré-activant ces récits méconnus, il ouvre un interstice inédit qui laisse émerger et se déployer une histoire alternative et endogène de ce territoire. Création sonore de Matthieu Guillin, compositeur,  réalisée pour l'installation "Al Amakine" d'Abdessamad El Montassir.  Composée originellement sur un système 8.1. Coproduction avec Abdessamad El Montassir, Le Cube – independent art roomcc  Carte Blanche par Al Safar, l'Institut Français du Maroc, l'IMéRA avec l'aide du Labex RFIEA+, le gmem-CNCM-Marseille et la plateforme CHRONIQUES, soutenue par la Région Sud, la Ville de Marseille et l'Institut Français à Paris, coordonnée par SECONDE NATURE et ZINC . Poésies : R'wijel Wel M'birik, Sid Ahmed Wel M'liha, Baibouh Wel Elhaj, Badi Wel M'hamed Salem  - Voix : Wel Sidi   Cette émission a été produite et réalisée par Muriel KS , présentée avec Elena Rodriguez de Campus FM . Merci à Francesca Bolognesi, en charge de la programmation de Radiophonie,  pour l'invitation , à François Berchenko pour la réalisation, et Athena pour la coordination et l'accueil formidable.

“Si on ne peut pas demander beaucoup à peu de médecins, demandons un peu de temps à beaucoup de médecins !” Après un Tour de France des déserts médicaux à bord d'un camping-car, le docteur Martial Jardel, 31 ans, a lancé le collectif des Médecins Solidaires. Face aux déserts médicaux et aux freins à l'installation de généralistes dans certains territoires, ce collectif développe son action autour du principe du temps médical partagé. Chaque semaine, des médecins installés emploient une semaine de leur temps dans le centre de santé ouvert dans un désert médical. Ce dispositif citoyen, d'abord testé dans la commune d'Ajain dans la Creuse qui était dépourvue de cabinet médical depuis le départ en retraite du généraliste, ambitionne de s'étendre au plan national.L'association gère le planning et les aspects administratifs, le médecin engagé est logé dans la commune et “fait un effort sur ses honoraires” pour participer à cette démarche solidaire.Cette rotation des médecins généralistes permet d'assurer un accès permanent aux soins là où il n'y avait plus de cabinet médical.Un second centre de santé va ouvrir cet été dans la Creuse à Bellegarde-en-Marche (400 habitants) accueillant deux médecins, une infirmière et assistante médicale. Pour tout savoir de cette solution, des aspirations de la nouvelle génération de médecins et des freins à l'installation qui contribuent parfois à la désertification médicale de certains de nos territoires, écoutez cet échange instructif avec Martial Jardel, cofondateur du collectif des "Médecins Solidaires”. POUR ALLER PLUS LOIN Le site du collectif Médecins Solidaires : https://medecins-solidaires.fr/ TIMECODES 00:00 Introduction 00:37 Le parcours du docteur Martial Jardel 01:05 Un Tour de France des déserts médicaux inspirant 02:39 Le concept du temps médical partagé 04:39 Les médecins s'engagent une semaine par an 07:17 A Ajain, dans la Creuse, une première expérimentation 10:30 Quelle adhésion des patients à ce type d'offre ?13:07 Les médecins font un effort sur leur rémunération et sont logés pour cette démarche solidaire 14:30 Un appel au recrutement pour se développer dans de nouveaux territoires en manque de médecins Un nouveau cabinet dans la Creuse à Belgrade en Marche avec deux médecins et une infirmière et assistante médicale 16:20 Merci à Martial Jardel ! Fin --Pensez à vous abonner pour ne manquer aucun nouvel épisode !Visitez le site de Soluble(s), le podcast qui médiatise les solutions ! https://csoluble.media/ouOuvrez dans votre appli de podcasts préférée - Linktree : linktr.ee/soluble.s.podcastA bientôt,Simon Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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durée : 00:30:02 - Carbone 14, le magazine de l'archéologie - par : Vincent Charpentier - Aux portes de la Camargue, entre Nîmes et Arles, la fouille de Bellegarde vient de livrer d'étonnantes gravures, un art de 20 000 ans, comprenant chevaux et vulve, rappelant « l'origine du monde » de Gustave Courbet. - invités : Vincent Mourre Archéologue, préhistorien, chargé de recherche et d'opération à l'Inrap.

In Fragments of Bone, thirteen essayists discuss African religions as forms of resistance and survival in the face of Western cultural hegemony and imperialism. The collection presents scholars working outside of the Western tradition with backgrounds in a variety of disciplines, genders, and nationalities. These experts draw on research, fieldwork, personal interviews, and spiritual introspection to support a provocative thesis: that fragments of ancestral traditions are fluidly interwoven into New World African religions as creolized rituals, symbolic systems, and cultural identities. Contributors: Osei-Mensah Aborampah, Niyi Afolabi, Patrick Bellegarde-Smith, Randy P. Conner, T. J. Desch-Obi, Ina Johanna Fandrich, Kean Gibson, Marilyn Houlberg, Nancy B. Mikelsons, Roberto Nodal, Rafael Ocasio, Miguel "Willie" Ramos, and Denise Ferreira da Silva Reviews "Takes the reader to a deeper and broader understanding of Afro-Caribbean traditions than we have had before. . . . The cumulative effect of this unusual collection moves religions such as Vodou, Santeria, Palo, and Candomblé out of the realm of the exotic and into a merited position among progressive religious alternatives in the contemporary world."--Karen McCarthy Brown, author of Mama Lola: A Vodou Priestess in Brooklyn "Impeccably researched, persuasively argued, and engagingly written. . . . This is the most comprehensive, creative collection available, and should become the standard text for courses on the subject in the United States and abroad."--Richard Brent Turner, University of Iowa "This is a rare and important work. Fragments of Bone makes major progress toward reconstructing and rehabilitating historically subjugated indigenous spirituality. It is innovative, informative, and of the utmost significance."--Claudine Michel, author of Aspects Moraux et Educatifs du Vodou Haitien About our Guest Patrick Bellegarde-Smith is professor emeritus of Africology at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He is also the author of Haiti: The Breached Citadel and other books. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/negmawonpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/negmawonpodcast/support

NUMBER 50- Shout Out to you podcast! to help celebrate this small milestone we have Luis Cofre from Bellegarde's Dragons/AMAC in the house! AMAC will be hosting Trial By Fire 12 this Saturday in Airdrie with their fighter looking to take home a WKA north American title in the main event! along with chatting up coming events they hold at AMAC, we got to chat a little bit about how Luis got involved in Muay Thai, his Junior team at the WBC World Championships and of course the phenomenal gym they have build just north of Calgary. As always, we have out Top3 question, Student of the Podcast and our rapid SO's. It has been a long while I have been able to just sit and chat with Luis and talk shop, it was great to have him in - SHOUT OUT TO YOU LUIS!

À l'occasion du Festival La Mousson d'été 2022, découvrez la lecture du texte « La sœur de Jésus-Christ » de Oscar de Summa, dont la traduction en français par Federica Martucci a reçu l'Aide à la création d'ARTCENA. Lecture par Alex Lutz, avec le regard artistique de Véronique Bellegarde. Musique de Philippe Thibault. Crédits : Prodcution : La Mousson d'été, ARTCENA Création sonore : Marc Sayous

Lorsque Gabrielle d'Estrées rencontre Henri IV, elle n'a d'yeux que pour son écuyer Roger de Bellegarde. Mais pour le roi, c'est le coup de foudre. Il admire les cheveux blonds, les yeux azur, et la taille très fine qui font la beauté de la jeune fille. Il fera tout pour l'avoir à ses côtés. Celle qu'il nomme son "bel ange" fera partie de son proche entourage jusqu'à ce qu'un destin tragique l'arrache à la vie... Découvrez les secrets de polichinelle de la cour d'Henri IV, dans cet épisode de Sous les Jupons de l'Histoire.

Ça parle de notre fou rire de 45 minutes au Festival de Bourg-en-Bresse, de Dominique Panchout, d'un régisseur très créatif, de Stargate SG-1, de gisement, de charbon sous pression, de l'émission "La Belle et ses Princes", de Don King, de Don Camillo, de René Angélil et Céline Dion, d'Élodie Arnould, de Laurent Charmetton, de la barrière des "six mois", du film The Ring, du collectif Trois Zéros, de Bamba Fall, de se retrouver à jouer seul sur un plateau, d'un chien mécontent, des mensonges sur Facebook de certains humoristes du Festival d'Avignon, de défaite silencieuse, de voir son évolution après quelques années de scène, de Bellegarde-sur-Valserine, du lien entre café-théâtre et stand-up, de Florence Foresti, du confinement, de Rman Meva, de Kacem Delafontaine, du Graine de Stars Comedy Club à Villeurbanne, et de l'universalité du podcast...Retrouvez Abdellatif Jebbari :⚫Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/AbdellatifJebbariHumour⚫Instagramhttps://instagram.com/abdel_jebbari⚫TikTokhttps://vm.tiktok.com/ZMNUfrWEM/Et bien sûr vous pouvez également me retrouver sur les réseaux sociaux:⚫Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/SofianeHumoriste⚫Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/sofiane_ettai⚫Twitterhttps://twitter.com/SofianeETTAI⚫YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6ZmnGo-1bsiK8t2CptHn1g⚫TikTokhttps://vm.tiktok.com/ZMe12uJ1G/ Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

durée : 00:25:01 - Circuit Bleu Côté experts

durée : 00:00:59 - Le journal de l'emploi en Dordogne - Une entreprise de Saint Barthélemy de Bellegarde recherche son plombier(ère) chauffagiste en CDD et une entreprise de transports propose plusieurs postes de conducteurs de cars pour le Périgord pourpre.

In this first episode in the Ginen mini-series, we cover the central tenets of Haitian Vodou, the life, love, and expansive mind of the distinguished scholar, Patrick Bellegarde-Smith.  Professor Emeritus Patrick Bellegarde-Smith received his doctorate in international relations, comparative politics, and Latin American Studies, in 1977. He taught in the field of international development, political economy, and culture, at Bradley University,  then later, at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, in the field of  African-American Studies with a focus on Caribbean cultures, politics and history, Afro-Caribbean religions, and in the area of Black feminisms.  He is the author or editor of five books, among them, In the Shadow of Powers (Humanities Press International, 1985, 2nd ed. Vanderbilt University Press, 2019), The Breached Citadel (Westview Press, 1990, 2nd ed. Canadian Scholars Press, 2004), and Fragments of Bone: Neo-African Religions in a New World,  ed. (Illinois University Press, 2005). The sixth book on gender identities and African religious systems is in preparation. Some of his writings have been anthologized, notably, "Hormones and Melanin: The  Dimensions of 'Race,' Sex and Gender: Reflexive Journeys," in Jacqueline  Bobo et al., The Black Studies Reader (New York: Routledge, 2004). For his work on issues of ethnic,  racial, and national identities, he received from the State University of Haiti, the Jean Price-Mars Medal in 2013, and the Lifetime  Achievement Award for Scholarship from the Haitian Studies  Association in 2010. Some of his books and articles have been translated into French, Spanish, Kreyol (Haitian), and Portuguese. Bellegarde-Smith served as the President of the Congress of Santa  Barbara (KOSANBA), a scholarly association for the study of Vodou and other African-derived religions, and is a former president of the  Haitian Studies Association, (HSA). He is an associate editor for the Journal of Haitian Studies and served on the editorial boards of Kalfou: A Journal of Comparative and Relational Ethnic Studies, and the Journal of Africana Religions. He is an advisory board member/Elders-Distinguished Member of the  Institute for the Study of Canadian Slavery, in Halifax, NSCAD, Nova  Scotia. He is a Houngan asogwe, a priest of Haitian Vodou. He attended The University of the Virgin Islands, the "youngest" HBCU,  Syracuse University at Utica College, and The American University,  School of International Service. Dr. Bellegarde-Smith is the author of many books, including In the Shadow of Powers (1985, 2nd edition 2019), The Breached Citadel (1990, 2nd edition 2004), Fragments of Bone, ed. (2005). For his books and articles on issues of national and personal identities, he received from the University of Haiti, the Jean Price-Mars Medal in 2013, and the Lifetime Achievement Award for Scholarship from the Haitian Studies Association in 2010. Some of his works have been translated into French, Spanish, and Portuguese, and some of his writings are anthologized. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/negmawonpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/negmawonpodcast/support

Mardi 15 février avait lieu la lecture de « Nerium Park » de Josep Maria Miro, traduit par Laurent Gallardo, texte lauréat de l'Aide à la création. Une lecture dirigée par Véronique Bellegarde dans le cadre de la Piste d'Envol du Théâtre du Rond-Point. Avec Julie Pilod et Éric Berger, et la musique de Philippe Thibault. Crédits : Auteur : Josep Maria Miro Traducteur : Laurent Gallardo Directrice de lecture : Véronique Bellegarde Distribution : Julie Pilod, Éric Berger Musique : Philippe Thibault Production : le Zéphyr Co-Production : Espace Bernard Marie Koltés de Metz et CAP*-La Fabrique (avec le soutien de la région Ile de France, de la Ville de Montreuil et du département 93). Avec l'Aide à la création/ARTCENA - Ministère de la culture. Théâtre Berthelot-Jean Guerin à Montreuil Création sonore : Marc Sayous

Sujets traités :  - De nouvelles perturbations prévues aujourd'hui sur le réseau ferré alsacien. En deux semaines, c'est déjà la troisième journée de grève à la SNCF, à l'appel de plusieurs syndicats. Lors de la dernière mobilisation, 70% des personnels roulants n'avaient pas travaillé, ce qui avait engendré de nombreuses perturbations. Ce lundi encore, ils entendent protester contre des manques de moyens humains et financiers. Pour cette journée, il y aura 5 trains sur 10 sur la ligne Strasbourg-Bâle, 3 à 4, sur plusieurs lignes au départ de Strasbourg. La circulation des TGV n'est pas impactée par ce mouvement, plus d'infos à retrouver sur le site du TER Grand Est ou par téléphone au 0 805 415 415. - Des dizaines de timbrés à la bibliothèque humaniste. A Sélestat, samedi et dimanche, des passionnés de philatélie ont profité de la vente anticipée du timbre commérant les 500 ans de la première mention écrite du sapin de Noël. Découverte dans un registre des comptes de la commune datant de 1521, elle est fêtée en grandes pompes toute cette année dans la cité humaniste. Ce timbre sera ensuite disponible dans des bureaux de poste situés dans toute la France, dès aujourd'hui, et ce, jusqu'à fin novembre 2022. Il a été tiré à près de 550 000 exemplaires. - Ça vient du cœur. A Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, l'association Val Avenir relance son opération de boîtes de Noël, suite à la réussite de l'année dernière et les 400 créations réalisées. Tout à chacun peut y prendre part, particuliers, commerçants, écoles et associations. Le principe étant de mettre trois articles dans une boite, accompagnés d'un petit mot ou d'un dessin. Cela peut être un vêtement chaud, de l'alimentaire non périssable, un jeu, un livre, ou encore un produit d'hygiène ou de beauté. Plus d'infos sur cette opération sur www.val-avenir.fr - Le sentier des roches interdit d'accès. Chaque année, ce chemin de randonnée, difficile d'accès l'hiver, connait son lot d'accidents et de sorties d'hélicoptère transportant des secouristes. Le précédent arrêté interdisant son accès n'étant pas assez précis, par temps de neige, le maire de Stosswihr en a donc pris un nouveau pour le modifier. Désormais, le sentier des roches est fermé six mois dans l'année, du 1er novembre au 30 avril. Les randonneurs s'y aventurant pourront donc être verbalisés, et, en cas d'une intervention des secours suite à un accident, l'assurance ne marchera pas. - Tête à queue et sortie de route. Samedi après-midi à hauteur de Wihr-au-Val, sur la RD 417 en direction de Colmar, deux véhicules sont entrés en collision suite à un dépassement. L'un des deux a alors fait des têtes à queue avant de terminer sa course dans le fossé. Sa conductrice, légèrement blessée, a été transportée à l'hôpital. - Plusieurs blessés suite à des tonneaux. Hier matin aux alentours de 5 heures, un véhicule a fait plusieurs tonneaux sur la RD 83 à hauteur de Rouffach. Les quatre occupants de la voiture accidentée ont pu sortir d'eux-mêmes de l'habitacle avant l'arrivée des secours. Etant blessés, ils sont été transportés à l'hôpital de Colmar. - 147km/h au lieu de... 50. Samedi matin à Obernai, les gendarmes du peloton motorisé sélestadien ont contrôlé un conducteur en grand excès de vitesse. En pleine commune, ce jeune conducteur roulait à près de 90 km/h au-dessus de la limite autorisée, les militaires ayant retenu 139km/h. Ce jeune conducteur, qui roulait dans une voiture immatriculée en Allemagne, avait un permis tchèque, qui lui a été retiré par les gendarmes. Il sera convoqué par le tribunal de Saverne prochainement pour ce gros excès de vitesse. - A Colmar, une première réunion de quartier. La municipalité a installé le Conseil d'Initiative Citoyenne, le 8 novembre dernier, dont la mission consiste à améliorer le cadre de vie des habitants de cité de Bartholdi. Chacun des neuf quartiers de la ville sera représenté par trois conseillers. Afin de compléter le travail de cet organisme, des réunions de quartier sont organisées. L'occasion pour les habitants de s'exprimer et de faire part de leurs préoccupations. La première, pour le quartier centre, aura lieu ce mercredi à 18h30 au Cercle Saint-Martin. - Un mot de sport pour finir, avec Strasbourg qui sauve les meubles. Dans le cadre de la 14e journée de Ligue 1, les Alsaciens recevaient Reims à la Meinau. Ces derniers ont ouvert le score à la 22e minute, avant de mener durant tout le match. Et ce, malgré un pénalty obtenu par le racing à la 43e. La délivrance est finalement arrivée dans les arrêts de jeu, à la 97e minute, grâce à un coup franc de Bellegarde, qui permet aux bleus d'égaliser et ainsi d'éviter une troisième défaite à domicile. Le racing garde donc sa 8e place au classement général. 

Partons à la découverte de Fort l'Ecluse, une bâtisse militaire fortifiée surplombant le Rhône.   Situé près de Bellegarde-sur-Valserine, maintenant connue sous le nom de Valserhône, le Fort de l'Ecluse est placé à un endroit stratégique avec une vue imprenable sur le Mont-Blanc.    Cet emplacement a été convoité par des nombreuses personnes : savoyards, soldats français ou encore suisses.  Depuis plusieurs siècles, le Fort a été le théâtre de nombreux affrontements guerriers.     Depuis, ce site a été classé et offre aujourd'hui des vestiges de plusieurs siècles d'architecture militaires.   Notes de l'épisode : Blog Vivre en Haute Savoie  ATMB  Globule Radio  Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

This is Project Management Paradise episode 131. Today it's our pleasure to introduce you to Penelope Bellegarde. Penelope is the founder of The Data Touch. Her company specialises in digital analytics, which is a field she has specialised in for 14 years. One of Penelope's missions is to try and combine the digital analytics with AI. In this interview, Penelope and I are going to discuss: "How machine learning is revolutionising business practices".

Marten Falls First Nation is an Anishinaabe reserve located in Northern Ontario.  It's communities live on both sides of the Albany River far to the north of Thunder Bay.  This week Nasha Kasha brings us their story.  First we'll hear from Canada's top First Nations leader.

Les salons de coiffure sont fidèles à la radio et notamment à ACTIV ! Christophe et Léa sont partis à la rencontre de Frédérique à Bellegarde !

Quotes about change: "Take time to take a breath and find a sense of self, place, and resilience."Leanne Bellegarde is from Treaty 4 territory in south Saskatchewan and grew up in the northern community of Meadow Lake.  She tells us that she never grew up wanting to be a lawyer.  As a young Indigenous woman, she never saw lawyers who were Indigenous women – it's true that you become what you see.  Looking back she is grateful to her many supporters and mentors including those who encouraged her to study Law. Leanne practiced law and is proud to have worked with the Government of Canada on the Treaty Land Entitlement Agreement.  She held a number of corporate positions and took a  position to make changes from within the organization on Indigenous inclusion. When she left Potash Corp/Nutrien, she took some time to reflect and was very deliberate about deciding what was next for her.  Leanne describes the ways and techniques she used to get her to where she is today and the recognition that she is enough.  Leanne talks about her roots, retribution, reconciliation and reflection.  

Gabrielle d'Estrées, a woman known more for her risque painting than of her life itself. Gabrielle was born around 1573, and daughter of Antoine d'Estrées, Baron de Boulonnois and Françoise de la Bourdaisieres. She was one of eleven children, seven of which were girls and gave them the moniker “seven deadly sins” by the Marquis de Sevigné.Gabrielle mingled in the court of Henri III and where she met Roger de Bellegarde who was close with Henri III and Henri IV. On the occasion that Roger was meeting with Henri IV, Gabrielle was spotted at court, and Henri was instantly obsessed. For six months he chased her and she resisted until she finally gave in. Henri IV did not hide his relationship or the love he had for Gabrielle, even in the midst of trying to get his marriage to Marguerite de Valois annulled. To keep her close at court he orchestrated a marriage between Gabrielle and Nicolas d'Amerval on June 8, 1592. To thank him for his role, Nicolas was given the title of Baron de Benais. Henri was eager to end the marriage with Marguerite and to marry Gabrielle and asked Pope Clement VIII to dissolve his marriage. Clement had his own ideas and wanted Henri to marry his niece, Marie de Medici, and was slow-moving on giving Henri what he wanted. Always by his side, Gabrielle was instrumental in helping to end the many religious conflicts and converting Henri to Catholicism in 1593. However, she wasn't loved by the people who called her the “duchess of garbage” and attacked her spending. Nonetheless, she sat next to Henri on his triumphant return to Paris later that same year. Henri had every intention to marry her and presented her with his coronation ring in front of the court. A painting that is sure to always catch the visitor's eye is the presumed portrait of Gabrielle d'Estrées and her sister the Duchess of Villars. Listen to the newest episode of Paris History Avec a Hemingway on La Vie Creative podcast for her whole story and all about the eye-catching painting. More info and photos: https://www.claudinehemingway.com/paris-history-avec-a-hemingway-podcast-1Support Claudine on Patreon and get more of Paris and all her stories and benefits like discounts on her tours, custom history and exclusive content  https://www.patreon.com/bleublonderougeFacebook https://www.facebook.com/BleuBlondeRougeInstagram https://www.instagram.com/claudinebleublonderouge/Join us every Sunday for a LIVE walkthrough Paris filled with history https://www.claudinehemingway.com/eventsSign up for the weekly Blue Blonde Rouge newsletter  https://view.flodesk.com/pages/5e8f6d73375c490028be6a76 Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/join/Laviecreative)

Le festival FLIRT - Festival des Lectures Itinérantes et des Rencontres Théâtrales organisé par ALT, en partenariat avec ARTCENA, vous invite à découvrir : « Fins de service » de Lucie Vérot, texte lauréat de l'Aide à la création de textes dramatiques, lu par Korotoumou Sidibé, Sophie Richelieu et Étienne Galharague, dirigés par Véronique Bellegarde. Cette lecture a été enregistrée le 11 janvier 2021 au Théâtre à Durée Indéterminée

durée : 00:05:55 - Le 7H50 l'invité de la rédaction - Juan Martinez, maire de Bellegarde et président de Beaucaire Terre d'Argence invité du 7H50 de France Bleu Gard Lozère

Aujourd'hui, au programme: Paris s'offre le choc contre Lyon et retrouve la tête du championnat ; Kylian Mbappé s'offre son 100e but en Ligue 1 ; Nîmes fait tomber l'ogre lillois ; Le DFCO s'enfonce ; Week-end de premières pour Doku, Diatta et Bellegarde ; Notre coup de coeur du week-end pour Jonathan Clauss (RCL) et tout ce qu'il ne fallait pas manquer de la 30e journée de Ligue 1 !Flash Foot est une émission de Free présentée par Sara Menaï. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Originally from New-York, Alessandro is an Italian film-maker who has made his home in Kyoto for the last decade. Where his roots may lie in the classic cinematography style, in more recent years, he has left his mark in the burgeoning field of VR 360 film-making. Alessandro describes his work as a double act of translation: that of the medium in which he creates and connectively the Japanese content that comprises the majority of his work. He creates bridges to the past with a genuinely modern approach.

*ICH BIN EIN HÖRBUCH, BITTE BEGINNE MICH MIT KAPITEL 1* Aufgrund der extremen Hitze sollte meine Reise von Paris nach Italien länger dauern. Ganze 24 Stunden war ich unterwegs.Hitzig schwitzig ging es von Paris über Lyon nach Bellegarde spontan weiter nach Genf übermüdet nach Lausanne und halb tot aber finally nach Milano. Egal, Italien hat mich wieder. Auch auf Youtube, iTunes, Deezer, Spotify und Co.

durée : 00:04:51 - Invité de 08h15 France Bleu Limousin - .

This is a special edition of Out to Lunch: New Orleans At The Crossroads. We've been at the crossroads before. If we wanted to list every economic boom and bust cycle in New Orleans, we could go back to the very first flood. In 1719. When Bienville was still building the first settlements. We survived that one. And we've survived other attempts at devastation. Most recently, after 2005, we did way more than just bounce back from Hurricane Katrina. The restoration of the city resulted in a massive economic boom. And, for the first time in around 40 years, a net migration gain. In what could only be described as a shocking surprise to those of us living here, New Orleans went from being a place you left if you wanted any sort of a high-achieving career, to a place where young, smart, entrepreneurial people moved to, to start a business. The city changed markedly. We started discussing issues we'd never had to confront before. Gentrification. Cost of living increases. Prohibitive rents. Property tax hikes. Before we knew it, we had more restaurants than we had before the hurricane. A couple of years ago, the city came up with a more accurate way of counting how many tourists were coming here - and discovered it's way more than they had thought. The real number of tourists is around 19 million a year. Things, it seemed, couldn't have been going much better for New Orleans. Then, one day, in March 2020, all that came to a sudden stop. Apparently thanks to Mardi Gras, a month earlier, New Orleans had unknowingly become a hotspot for the novel Corona virus, Covid 19. We went into a mode called, “lockdown.” Which was kind of like voluntary house arrest. At first, it didn't seem too bad - even for businesses who had to temporarily close their doors. But, what was going to be a few weeks of semi-vacation, where those who could worked from home, and those who couldn't collected more money in unemployment insurance than they were making at work, has turned into something else. Months later, the 19 million tourists are gone. And we don't know when, or if, they will ever come back in the numbers we knew before. Entrepreneurs are struggling to survive. Many small businesses that have managed to reopen are making do with significantly less revenue, and are forced to lay off staff. Under occupational restrictions, and because of people's continued fear of catching the virus, restaurants are starving for business. Some notable restaurants are already closed for good. Unemployment is at a historic high. And our world-famous live music industry is shut down. So, what are we going to do? We can cross our fingers and hope that everything eventually bounces back, like it has every other time we've had a disaster for the past 300 years. Or, Plan B - we can use the enormous amount of talent and resources that the last dilemma delivered to us on the crest of the migration and economic wave, and proactively take action to change the direction of the city so that we can cope with, and even capitalize on, the new reality. And that, Plan B, is what Peter Ricchiuti is putting into action on this special edition of Out to Lunch. Peter has assembled a panel of New Orleans business owners and thought leaders who are all impacted by the pandemic. All the members of this panel are invested in grappling with the realities of what the city will need to do to survive this immediate crisis, and are unafraid to tackle questions about the bigger structural issues that have gotten us to this position, on the precipice of a potential and real disaster one of them describes as a coming “Hellscape.”  Graison Gill is the owner of Bellegarde Bakery. Until the end of July 2020, when it was forced to close, hopefully temporarily, Bellegarde operated a local retail bakery. It also shipped flour, grits and pasta nationwide. And provided products to more than 120 restaurants. In 2020 Graison Gill was a finalist for the James Beard Award - the Academy Awards of food - for Outstanding Baker. Eric Cook is a combat veteran who served six years in the United States Marine Corps. After his military career, Eric returned to his native New Orleans and became a chef. Eric has cooked at some of New Orleans' finest restaurants, including Commander's Palace. Until July of 2020 when it was forced to close, hopefully temporarily, Eric was owner and Executive Chef at his own restaurant, Gris Gris, in the Lower Garden District.   Carol Markowitz is COO and Senior Vice President of Finance at Loyola University. Carol was previously the Founding Executive Director of NOCHI, New Orleans Culinary & Hospitality Institute, she's worked in corporate finance in Los Angeles and has an MBA from Harvard Business School. Matt Wisdom is founder and CEO of New Orleans-based Turbosquid. Turbosquid is the Amazon.com of 3d models. It's the world's leading marketplace for the type of 3D models used in everything from movies and video games to commercials and teaching tools. Holly Devon is a writer, Senior Editor at Antigravity Magazine, and founding editor of The Iron Lattice, a New Orleans quarterly arts publication. Holly has written extensively about tourism and urban planning in New Orleans. Kristin Giselson Palmer is a member of the New Orleans City Council, representing District C, which includes Algiers, the French Quarter, the Marigny, Treme, St. Roch and Bywater neighborhoods.  If you're looking for the usual platitudes about how things are all going to be great delivered in biz-speak by the usual suspects, this conversation is not that. This is an honest assessment of where we are, where we're going, and how we're going to get there, from the minds of people who know what they're talking about, and the lived experience of people whose lives and livelihoods depend on the decisions we make about the direction of the City of New Orleans. See photos from this show by Jill Lafleur at our website. Hear our panelists on Out to Lunch in better times: Graison Gill. Carol Markowitz. Matt Wisdom on our sister podcast Happy Hour.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Alessandro is an American videographer living in Kyoto. After a first career as a chef and directing his first movie, he created his own production company with a key mission: to archive Kyoto's cultural landmarks through virtual reality and high definition 3D videos. He has since been able to cover events such as the Gion Matsuri and be an ambassador for Kyoto at the Grammy Awards ceremony. In this interview, Alessandro discusses his love for Kyoto, his challenges working with the most traditional institutions and the responsibility of being a foreign resident in a city impacted by mass tourism. Link to the show notes: https://japanlifestories.com/stories/07-recreating-kyoto-in-vrOur upcoming career mentorship program: https://japanlifestories.com/mentorshipOur free guide book to help you save money in Japan: https://japanlifestories.com/ebook

Amy sits down with Morgan Angelle of Bellegarde Bakery to talk about growing up in South Louisiana, baking culture, and PASTA! Bellegarde Bakery is located on 8300 Apple St., New Orleans, 70118 and they're open Tuesday through Saturday, from 8 am to 3 pm Originally aired on Wednesday, January 15th, 2020

Flutist and composer Nathalie Joachim first came up with the idea for her debut album in late 2015. She was in Haiti, exploring her Haitian heritage and wanted to know about female artists from the island. Together with her parents, she could only come up with a dozen or so."I was really inspired to make an album centered around the voices of female artist from Haiti largely because they're left out of Haiti's musical history.""I was really inspired to make an album centered around the voices of female artists from Haiti largely because they're left out of Haiti's musical history," she said.Some women on the list included singer Emerante de Pradines, Milena Sandler (daughter of Toto Bissainthe), and vodou revolutionary Carole Demesmin.Joachim's Grammy-nominated album, "Fanm d'Ayiti," sets out to correct some of the omissions of women underrepresented in Haitian history. She thinks this is "a beautiful way to represent the women of Haiti." "Fanm d'Ayiti" translates into "Women of Haiti." On the album, Joachim features new song arrangements and snippets from recorded interviews with some of the women. One voice heard is that of Joachim's own musical hero and maternal grandmother, Ipheta Bellegarde, because "her voice was one that was quite important to me throughout the course of her life." The song featuring Bellegarde's voice is also one her grandmother wrote. It's called "Madan Bellegarde." Bellegarde died in 2015. Joachim says her grandmother was "criticized her whole life because she became a widow when my mother was still an infant, quite young, and never remarried. She really chose to live a life independently of her own design."Joachim would often hear her grandmother share stories about what life was like as a single mom in Haiti in the late 1940s and early '50s. She says her grandmother wrote the song because she was being "judged by all of the sinners around her, people who committed much grander sins than being an unmarried woman, but that she knew at the end of the day she would not be judged by God. And so she wrote this song and would sing it." Now, Joachim sings it.  Video of "Madan Bellegarde" - An Excerpt from Nathalie Joachim's "Fanm d'Ayiti" Joachim also recorded with a girls' choir in her family's farming village Dantan. "[It's] a very small place with just one street that has a church and a school and that's it," she said. "And I hope that any one of them, if not all of them, are inspired by how we've been able to spread their voices from this small spot in Haiti across the world." Joachim says she hopes her album touches young women everywhere and that they will "take away the strength and the power and continue to lift each other up ... [and to] look to your elders and find strength in their stories and to be sure to leave a pathway for those coming up behind you. We're all connected." 

Flutist and composer Nathalie Joachim first came up with the idea for her debut album in late 2015. She was in Haiti, exploring her Haitian heritage and wanted to know about female artists from the island. Together with her parents, she could only come up with a dozen or so."I was really inspired to make an album centered around the voices of female artist from Haiti largely because they're left out of Haiti's musical history.""I was really inspired to make an album centered around the voices of female artists from Haiti largely because they're left out of Haiti's musical history," she said.Some women on the list included singer Emerante de Pradines, Milena Sandler (daughter of Toto Bissainthe), and vodou revolutionary Carole Demesmin.Joachim's Grammy-nominated album, "Fanm d'Ayiti," sets out to correct some of the omissions of women underrepresented in Haitian history. She thinks this is "a beautiful way to represent the women of Haiti." "Fanm d'Ayiti" translates into "Women of Haiti." On the album, Joachim features new song arrangements and snippets from recorded interviews with some of the women. One voice heard is that of Joachim's own musical hero and maternal grandmother, Ipheta Bellegarde, because "her voice was one that was quite important to me throughout the course of her life." The song featuring Bellegarde's voice is also one her grandmother wrote. It's called "Madan Bellegarde." Bellegarde died in 2015. Joachim says her grandmother was "criticized her whole life because she became a widow when my mother was still an infant, quite young, and never remarried. She really chose to live a life independently of her own design."Joachim would often hear her grandmother share stories about what life was like as a single mom in Haiti in the late 1940s and early '50s. She says her grandmother wrote the song because she was being "judged by all of the sinners around her, people who committed much grander sins than being an unmarried woman, but that she knew at the end of the day she would not be judged by God. And so she wrote this song and would sing it." Now, Joachim sings it.  Video of "Madan Bellegarde" - An Excerpt from Nathalie Joachim's "Fanm d'Ayiti" Joachim also recorded with a girls' choir in her family's farming village Dantan. "[It's] a very small place with just one street that has a church and a school and that's it," she said. "And I hope that any one of them, if not all of them, are inspired by how we've been able to spread their voices from this small spot in Haiti across the world." Joachim says she hopes her album touches young women everywhere and that they will "take away the strength and the power and continue to lift each other up ... [and to] look to your elders and find strength in their stories and to be sure to leave a pathway for those coming up behind you. We're all connected." 

Marten Falls First Nation is an Anishinaabe reserve located in Northern Ontario.  It’s communities live on both sides of the Albany River far to the north of Thunder Bay.  This week Nasha Kasha brings us their story.  We’ll also hear from Canada’s top First Nations leader.

Interview de Véronique Bellegarde, enregistrée à la Mousson d'Été 2019, dans le cadre de sa direction de la lecture du texte "Ciel rouge. Matin", de Tom Holloway, traduit par Aurore Kahan, avec Quentin Baillot, Marie-Sohna Condé et Louise Guillaume. Production : ARTCENA Auteur et voix : Gwenola David Montage : Géry Sanchez

durée : 00:06:06 - Le Journal de la culture - par : Natacha Triou - Au menu de ce journal : un mercredi cinéma, un triomphe de l’art contemporain, des lectures théâtrales et des versions falsifiées des livres de George Orwell. - réalisation : Milena Aellig, Nicolas Berger - invités : Véronique Bellegarde metteur en scène

Bellegarde Bakery Today's episode is all about bread. More specifically, it is about one man’s passion for bread and changing the way we think about it.  My guest today is Graison Gill, an artisan in the truest sense. He’s a baker of bread in a city known for po-boys, but that’s not his story. Graison is the founder of Bellegarde Bakery here in New Orleans, and if you love bread you won’t want to miss it. It will change the way you think about that bag of flour sitting in your pantry!   Follow Bellegarde Bakery Online Bellegarde's new location and retail store will open in summer 2019. You can check them out and order online at bellegardebakery.com. Be sure to follow Bellegarde on Instagram (@bellegardebakery) for hunger-inducing images of their products, and check out their Facebook page for all the latest news.

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New Orleans is the home of the poboy. And the muffuletta. Over the years we ve gotten pretty good at making French bread and muffuletta buns, but we haven t become known for any other kinds of bread that might be a little more sophisticated. Well, like a lot of other things around here, bread baking is changing too. Bellegarde Bakery bakes a range of bread, made from the stone ground flour that they grind themselves. The owner of Bellegarde Bakery, Graison Gill, is changing our perception of bread in New Orleans, and in area restaurants. Not only does Bellegarde bake a range of fine breads, they re so serious about doing it right that they buit their own flour mill and grind their own flour. Another Lousiana staple is rice. Artemis Antipass is the founder of Greek Girls Rice Pudding. If you ve never had it before, rice pudding is to rice, what bread pudding is to bread. Greek Girls is made according to a traditional Antippas family restaurant from generations back, in Greece, brought to New Orleans by Artemis s grandmother. You can find Greek Girls Rice Pudding on supermarket and specialty food shelves in New Orleans, and Houston. And you can find Bellegarde Bakery bread at stores and in restaurants all across South East Louisiana. Photos over lunch at Commander s Palace by Jill Lafleur. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ÉcoutezFR_Entrevue_1-20180727-WIF10 Rétention des réfugiés aux frontières canadiennes Ottawa a annoncé mardi son intention de réduire le nombre d'étrangers placés en rétention administrative par la police des frontières pour cause  de « dossiers d'immigration complexes ». Ces mesures ont été créées en consultation avec le Haut-Commissariat des Nations unies pour les réfugiés et le Conseil canadien pour les réfugiés. Janet Dench, directrice générale du Conseil canadien pour les réfugiés explique. Perry Bellegarde réélu comme chef de l'APN Malgré une vive opposition, le chef sortant de l'Assemblée des Premières Nations (APN), Perry Bellegarde, a été réélu mercredi à Vancouver. Il a obtenu au second tour 63% des voix dans un vote qui ne se fait pas au suffrage universel. Seuls des chefs autochtones du pays ont droit de vote. M. Bellegarde faisait face à quatre autres candidats. Laurence Niosi d'Espaces autochtones a suivi le scrutin. Cambodge : la démocratie muselée  Des élections législatives auront le 29 juillet au Cambodge. Mais la campagne électorale a été marquée la répression des opposants, le contrôle des médias, etc. Aucune menace à l'horizon donc pour le gouvernement de Hun Sen. Les Cambodgiens du Canada pendant ce temps, organisent des rassemblements dans les grandes capitales occidentales pour dénoncer l'atteinte à la démocratie et aux droits de l'homme dans leur pays d'origine. Alice Chantal Tchadem suit ce dossier. TIFF : les films canadiens à surveiller  Le Festival international du film de Toronto (TIFF) a dévoilé mardi la prochaine programmation de son édition 2018. Les festivaliers pourront notamment voir des films comme First Man de Damian Chazelle, Shoplifters du japonais Hirokazu-eda. Les réalisateurs canadiens Kim Nguyen et le et Don Mckellar, entre autres, vont aussi présenter leurs œuvres. Ismaël Houdassine nous en dit davantage. Dégringolade de l'action de Facebook L'action en bourse de Facebook, le plus grand réseau social au monde a chuté de 19 jeudi. Cette chute représente une perte de 119 milliards de dollars en une journée. Ce qui est un record à Wall Street. L'entreprise américaine a expliqué cette situation inédite en partie par sa nouvelle approche concernant les données personnelles et la sécurité.Cette nouvelle suscite quelques réflexions des membres de l'équipe de Tam-Tam Canada. https://www.facebook.com/rcinet/videos/10160571985945114/ window.jQuery || document.write('

ÉcoutezFR_Entrevue_1-20180727-WIF10 Rétention des réfugiés aux frontières canadiennes Ottawa a annoncé mardi son intention de réduire le nombre d'étrangers placés en rétention administrative par la police des frontières pour cause  de « dossiers d'immigration complexes ». Ces mesures ont été créées en consultation avec le Haut-Commissariat des Nations unies pour les réfugiés et le Conseil canadien pour les réfugiés. Janet Dench, directrice générale du Conseil canadien pour les réfugiés explique. Perry Bellegarde réélu comme chef de l'APN Malgré une vive opposition, le chef sortant de l’Assemblée des Premières Nations (APN), Perry Bellegarde, a été réélu mercredi à Vancouver. Il a obtenu au second tour 63% des voix dans un vote qui ne se fait pas au suffrage universel. Seuls des chefs autochtones du pays ont droit de vote. M. Bellegarde faisait face à quatre autres candidats. Laurence Niosi d’Espaces autochtones a suivi le scrutin. Cambodge : la démocratie muselée  Des élections législatives auront le 29 juillet au Cambodge. Mais la campagne électorale a été marquée la répression des opposants, le contrôle des médias, etc. Aucune menace à l’horizon donc pour le gouvernement de Hun Sen. Les Cambodgiens du Canada pendant ce temps, organisent des rassemblements dans les grandes capitales occidentales pour dénoncer l’atteinte à la démocratie et aux droits de l’homme dans leur pays d’origine. Alice Chantal Tchadem suit ce dossier. TIFF : les films canadiens à surveiller  Le Festival international du film de Toronto (TIFF) a dévoilé mardi la prochaine programmation de son édition 2018. Les festivaliers pourront notamment voir des films comme First Man de Damian Chazelle, Shoplifters du japonais Hirokazu-eda. Les réalisateurs canadiens Kim Nguyen et le et Don Mckellar, entre autres, vont aussi présenter leurs œuvres. Ismaël Houdassine nous en dit davantage. Dégringolade de l'action de Facebook L'action en bourse de Facebook, le plus grand réseau social au monde a chuté de 19 jeudi. Cette chute représente une perte de 119 milliards de dollars en une journée. Ce qui est un record à Wall Street. L’entreprise américaine a expliqué cette situation inédite en partie par sa nouvelle approche concernant les données personnelles et la sécurité.Cette nouvelle suscite quelques réflexions des membres de l’équipe de Tam-Tam Canada. https://www.facebook.com/rcinet/videos/10160571985945114/ window.jQuery || document.write('

On a special edition of Nation to Nation: The Assembly of First Nations elected its National Chief and it’s a familiar name. But it didn't come without controversy. A Crown Minister met with Chiefs on Election Day and the optics weren't good.

Reconciliation: A Path to a Stronger Canada

Reconciliation: A Path to a Stronger Canada

Pourquoi M. Bellegarde a-t-il fait cette demande auprès du premier ministre Trudeau ? Maryse Jobin a abordée cette question avec Sébastien Grammond, spécialiste des droits des peuples autochtones au Canada.

Graison S. Gill is the owner of Bellegarde, a commercial bakery and stone mill in New Orleans bound to local ingredients, heritage, and flavor. He has been baking professionally for eight years and was trained at the San Francisco Baking Institute under Michel Suas, Mac McConnell, Mike Zakowski, and Frank Sally.

Episode Twenty-nine. Carla is our guest this recording, but if her mother inquires, we are a podcast covering important social economic issues, and we're definitely *not* discussing sodomy via vegetables. Dan and Captain Turner enjoy some good old fashioned mud rastlin'... A horny Alma approaches Ellsworth for some sexy times, but he has ample towels... Seth makes a capon of George Hearst... Milch's desire to overpopulate the series with unnecessary characters continues as Chesterton and the insatiable Bellegarde arrive in camp. However, we are now familiar with "the art of figging," and for that we are eternally grateful. ... Also, Emily reassures us that authorities are in pursuit of the trunk thief who torched the Belle Fourche stage crossing.| Send feedback to hooplecast@gmail.com. Find our recording schedule, show notes, discussion threads, and more at hooplecast.com. | Recorded May 1, 2016. Released May 8, 2016. [Warning: Explicit Language.]

Como hemos tenido problemas técnicos para publicar un audio esta semana, nuestro joven padawan Carlos se ha marcado este DLC en el que reseña tres pedazo de cómics: Nowhere Men (Stephenson y Bellegarde), Undertaker (Dorison y Meyer) y Okko (Hub).

Como hemos tenido problemas técnicos para publicar un audio esta semana, nuestro joven padawan Carlos se ha marcado este DLC en el que reseña tres pedazo de cómics: Nowhere Men (Stephenson y Bellegarde), Undertaker (Dorison y Meyer) y Okko (Hub).

Saskatchewan's Perry Bellegarde faces many challenges as the new National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations. The organization is in crisis after Shawn Atleo resigned from the post before the end of his term. A number of chiefs felt he acted too independently and was too cozy with the Harper government in Ottawa. Bellegarde’s first challenge will be to convince the chiefs that he needs a degree of independence to be effective, and that cooperation with government can result in meaningful change. If the national chief works closely with Ottawa, there may be movement on calls for a national inquiry on missing and murdered Indigenous women. Bellegarde also needs to focus on education. A majority of chiefs across the country want the government to kill Bill C-33, the Control of First Nations Education Act. They want the money for schools that would come with the legislation but don’t want government to dictate reform of the education system. Bellegarde should definitely encourage all First Nations to improve education on reserves. He should also strongly support a proposed First Nations Property Ownership Act, which will allow Indigenous communities to become more self-sufficient. Hopefully the new national chief will make good decisions and be supported by the Assembly of First Nations. I’m Roger Currie. Join us again next week for more thoughts on the Frontier. For more on Aboriginal policy, visit www.fcpp.org

Patrick Bellegarde-Smith is a professor at the University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee and author of many books about Vodou. This interview is edited and produced with music and other features in the On Being episode “Patrick Bellegarde-Smith — Living Vodou.” Find more at onbeing.org.

The word “Vodou” evokes images of sorcery and sticking pins into dolls. In fact, it’s a living tradition wherever Haitians are found based on ancestral religions in Africa. We walk through this mysterious tradition — one with dramatic rituals of trances and dreaming and of belief in spirits, who speak through human beings, with both good and evil potential.