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Dr. Gillett, James O'Hara and Luke Bergner discuss all things Chiropractic.  Luke Bergner: Dr. Luke Bergner is the owner of Bergner Chiropractic and a graduate of Cleveland Chiropractic College in Kansas City. With advanced certifications in rehabilitation and soft-tissue techniques, he specializes in guiding patients through injury recovery using targeted strength and mobility programming. Dr. Bergner's mission is to bridge the gap between medical care and performance training—providing comprehensive, personalized care that not only addresses pain but also fosters long-term health and resilience.Follow Luke:► https://www.instagram.com/bergnerchiro/More about Luke:► https://bergnerchiro.com/00:00 Intro04:57 Chiropractic practice is divided between traditional and evidence-based approaches.12:07 Functional medicine27:23 Highlighting the importance of strength training.31:19 Proper core bracing 42:50 Collagen supplements50:30 Successful chiropractic treatment.54:08 Functional fitness01:02:09 Goal-oriented rehab01:08:10 Past injuries 01:15:21 Recovery01:23:41 Holistic approach to health01:27:21 Carbon filter Link to calculate your free testosterone: https://www.issam.ch/freetesto.htmFor High-quality labs:► https://gilletthealth.com/order-lab-panels/For information on the Gillett Health clinic, lab panels, and health coaching:► https://GillettHealth.comFollow Gillett Health for more content from James and Kyle► https://instagram.com/gilletthealth► https://www.tiktok.com/@gilletthealth► https://twitter.com/gilletthealth► https://www.facebook.com/gilletthealthFollow Kyle Gillett, MD► https://instagram.com/kylegillettmdFollow James O'Hara, NP► https://Instagram.com/jamesoharanpFor 10% off Gorilla Mind products including SIGMA: Use code “GH10”► https://gorillamind.com/For discounts on high-quality supplements►https://www.thorne.com/u/GillettHealth#podcast #chiropractor #functionalfitness #medicine #fitnessAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

John Bergner III loved playing football as a kid but when he was 425 pounds coming out of middle school his dream of playing high school football was fading. What came next was a rollercoaster of weight loss and weight gain that brought him to barely surviving and seeing 599 pounds on the scale. His battle to find the right tools and mindset to now be over 300 pounds down and thriving in life is an inspirational story for us all! Don't miss this exciting new episode of the Forum! Connect with John on IG at @bigtoliljohn! https://www.instagram.com/bigtoliljohn/   Gormy's 5th Anniversary as a coach is here! And all one on one coaching programs are on sale, set up a call now to get the details:   https://calendly.com/mike-consultation/consultation    The Drive to Thrive Group Coaching Program is open now! Need to work on accountability, consistency and achieving your weight loss goals? Check it out now: https://www.theketoroad.com/drive You can also find me on IG at @gormygoesketo, Twitter at @gormygoesketo and you can email the show at TheFatGuyForum@gmail.com! The Fat Guy Forum AFTER SHOW IS HERE FOR PATREON SUPPORTERS! Click this link to see how YOU can get access to bonus episodes & support this show by helping Gormy keep bringing you the stories of these amazing men:https://www.patreon.com/Gormygoesketo  You can support us and save money yourself by using one of my affiliate codes: Use Code GORMY to get 15% your order at Redmond Real Salt, including their Re-Lyte Electrolyte Blend that has been an essential part of my journey!! Use this link now https://glnk.io/oq72y/gormygoesketo  Save 10% on KetoChow Ketogenic Shake Blends with this link https://get.aspr.app/SHDmf and code GORMYGOESKETO  Check out Performnce Gainz and their products designed to optimize your performance, Energized Reds Recovery Drink & True Endurance Preworkout!   Save 5% now with code GORMY at  this link https://www.performncegainz.com/energized-reds-gormy  Interested in Equip Protein or Collagen, or any of their products? Use this link to save 15% now http://equipfoods.com/GORMYGOESKETO LINK to save 10% off Meater Thermometers! https://glnk.io/jl9ny/gormygoesketo These are great products I use every day!! Check them out! Don't forget to give us a rating and review on iTunes or whatever platform you use!! Thank you and be sure to amaze yourself today! DISCLAIMER: Just a reminder, your host and the guests on this show are not medical practitioners, and are sharing their experiences and perspectives. Before implementing any dietary or activity changes in your life be sure to discuss with your medical provider. 

Originally Recorded September 17th, 2024About Dr. Jeff Bergner: https://2001-2009.state.gov/outofdate/bios/b/57731.htm Check out Dr. Bergner's book, American Materialism: Why Our Domestic Policies, Our Foreign Policies, and Our Intelligence Assessments Often Fail: https://www.amazon.com/American-Materialism-Jeff-T-Bergner/dp/0989040275 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit musicallyspeaking.substack.com

Dirk Bergner erklärt, wie effektives Controlling die Visionen unterstützt, Fokus schärft und auf welche Kennzahlen Unternehmen achten sollten.

Die Thüringer Landtagsabgeordnete Dr. Ute Bergner (Bürger für Thüringen) kritisiert im AUF1-Gespräch die Regulierungswut in der Landwirtschaft, die in einem Kontrollwahn gipfele, und die niedrigen Marktpreise bei Agrarprodukten. Das Problem sei, dass die Preise nicht von den Bauern, sondern von den großen Handelsketten bestimmt werden. Ein Bauernsterben würde jeden betreffen, da es um die Ernährung des Volkes gehe. Für die Thüringer Abgeordnete steht fest: „Die EU-Agrarpolitik ist ein klarer Vernichtungsfeldzug gegen die Thüringer Bauern.“

Wie sehr willst du es wirklich ? Nur eine Idee oder gehst du ALL IN ? Und bist du so sicher, dass du dir Geld von deiner Familie leihen würdest, um dein Business zu starten? Genau das hat mein heutiger Gast Julien Bergner gemacht. Er war mitten im Studium und kam gemeinsam mit seinen Kommilitonen auf die Idee, eine Software zu entwickeln, welche sie später verkauften. Und zwar die "Athena" App von Dampsoft. Julien arbeitet heute noch angestellt bei Dampsoft und wirkt aktiv an der Gestaltung und Verbesserung der App mit. https://www.dampsoft.de/athena/ Hast du auch eine coole Story und möchtest mal zu Gast sein? Ode hast du selbst mal darüber nachgedacht, deinen eigenen Podcast zu starten, weißt aber nicht so recht wo du starten sollst? Ich habe dir 5 Jahre Erfahrungen als Podcaster und wie du mehrere Tausend Menschen damit erreichst auf 20 Seiten heruntergebrochen und schenke dir dieses PDF. Lass uns miteinander sprechen, wie ich dir helfen kann. https://calendly.com/dentalwelt_podcast/kennenlernen-dentalwelt-podcast?back=1&month=2024-02

Willkommen in einer weiteren Episode vom Dentalwelt Podcast, wo ich gemeinsam mit meinen Gästen die spannendsten Entwicklungen in der Zahnmedizin unter die Lupe nehmen. Heute habe ich ZWEI besondere Gäste: Julien Bergner, den kreativen Kopf hinter der innovativen Athena-App von DAMPSOFT, die sich von einem kleinen Berliner Startup zu einem festen Bestandteil der Dentalbranche entwickelt hat, und als zweiten Gast habe ich dir heute den Zahnarzt Jan-Wilhelm Schweppe eingeladen, welcher in fünfter Generation eine der ältesten Zahnarztpraxen Deutschlands leitet. Kürzlich haben sie eine Vier-Tage-Woche eingeführt! Wir werden die Schnittstelle von Technologie und traditioneller Zahnmedizin erkunden und herausfinden, wie diese Veränderungen den Weg für die Zukunft ebnen. Mach dich bereit für eine faszinierende Diskussion über Innovation, Tradition und ihre Auswirkungen auf unsere tägliche Praxis. https://www.dampsoft.de/athena/ https://www.instagram.com/dampsoft.zahnarztsoftware/ https://www.zzr.de/seit-1885-fuer-sie-da# _____________________________________ Du möchtest selbst einmal zu Gast hier sein ? Dann lass uns kennenlernen :) ! https://calendly.com/dentalwelt_podcast/kennenlernen-dentalwelt-podcast?back=1&month=2024-02 ÜBRIGENS JETZT NEU!

"Eichhörnchen Verlag" – Die Verlegerinnen Nina Schuchardt und Katharina Schulze-Bergner sprechen mit Steven Lundström über ihren Verlag – Verlage on Stage (Hördauer ca. 54 min) Mit dem Eichhörnchenverlag ist ein weiterer Verlag zu Gast bei Literatur Radio Hörbahn in unserem Format Verlage on Stage (VoS) vorstellen. Am 28. September 2023 - kurz vor der BuchBerlin 2023 - haben Nina Schuchardt und Katharina Schulze-Bergner mit Steven Lundström über die Gründung und die Geschichte des Verlages, über sein Portfolio, seine Autor:innen und Illustrator:innen gesprochen. Sie erzählen von ihrer Motivation, Pappbilderbücher zu verlegen und so zur Vielfalt der Verlagslandschaft im deutschsprachigen Raum und vor allem auf dem Markt für Kinderbücher beizutragen. Es sind ganz besondere Bilderbücher, die der Eichhörnchenverlag publiziert. Sie richten sich an Kinder und Erwachsene zugleich und wollen mit den Bildern und Geschichten ein gemeinsames Leseerlebnis schaffen. Für Nina und Katharina sind die Bilder weit mehr als reine Illustrationen: „Wir legen Wert darauf, dass die Bilder in unseren Büchern selbst Erzählungen sind.“ Der Anspruch des Verlages ist es, die Freude an Geschichten und am Erzählen in den Lesenden und Schauenden zu wecken, ohne dabei ein bestimmtes pädagogisches Ziel zu verfolgen. Der pädagogische Mehrwert ergibt sich automatisch, wenn man in die Welten und Geschichten, die sich in den Büchern des Verlages entfalten, eintaucht. Moderation Steven Lundström mehr über den Eichhörnchen Verlag Idee und Realisation Uwe Kullnick --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hoerbahn/message

Cloen, una empresa valenciana de I+D revoluciona el sector del electrodoméstico, la cocina y el hogar con varias patentes registradas. Y dirás pues vale... pero si te digo que vas a poder freírte unas pechugas y al mismo tiempo hacerte unas tostadas simplemente apoyando la sartén y la tostadora sobre la encimera de tu cocina, todo ello sin cables y de manera invisible (sin vitrocerámica ni fuego), ¿cómo te quedas? Un genio nos visita hoy en el podcast de Inspira brand. Pablo Cerra, argentino originario de La Patagonia, estudió bachillerato en EEUU y posteriormente vino a España a estudiar Ingeniería de caminos. Tras vivir muy de cerca el caso de éxito del "Xiaomi valenciano", la empresa que experimentó un boom comercializando la competencia de la "Roomba", decidió hace 6 años independizarse de la firma para emprender el arduo camino de la innovación con el principio de la electricidad inalámbrica como punto de partida. El objetivo era transmitir electricidad a través de la inducción al pequeño electrodoméstico. "Era imposible competir en precio con el mercado del pequeño electrodoméstico, así que decidimos diferenciarnos con innovación y desarrollo, eliminando los cables (Cloen Cordless Technology) y los residuos como las baterías que luego son difíciles de reciclar. Nos adelantamos a lo que serán las cocinas del futuro". A día de hoy, todo es bombo y platillo. Han sido capaces de cerrar una Joint Venture con Bergner, multinacional del menaje presente en más de 70 países, y de firmar un acuerdo de partner tecnológico con una multinacional del sector cerámico ubicada en Villarreal, lo que les llevó a que la tecnología de Cloen aparezca en la serie de Netflix, "La Marquesa" protagonizada por Tamara Falcó. Pero, ¿cómo ha sido el camino de 6 años para llegar hasta aquí? Pablo nos lo cuenta en una charla inspiradora e imperdible. Además, la innovación de Cloen definitivamente no se va a quedar solamente en la cocina, quieren hacernos la vida más fácil en todos los elementos del hogar. Placas de inducción everywhere. Monitor del ordenador, impresora, cepillo de dientes, y un largo etcétera. Una vida sin cables en cada punto de tu hogar. Y ya si te digo que la IA aplicada a un robot de cocina te va a decir qué pasos seguir para hacerte un plato TOP con los 4 ingredientes que te quedan en la nevera.. Y a ti, ¿qué te inspira? Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_inspirabrand/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@_inspirabrand... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3FfYynh... #inspirabrand #podcast #slowlifethinking #hogar #cocina #inducción #electrodomésticos #innovation #innovacion

Sechs Millionen User im Monat, bis zu 60 Prozent Marge und dank Exit jetzt Millionen auf dem Festgeldkonto – die beiden Studyflix-Gründer Benedikt Bergner und Reinhard Blech haben vorgemacht, wie man mit einer guten Idee, Gespür für die Zielgruppe und smarter SEO-Strategie in nur zehn Jahren vom gebootstrappten Lernvideo-Startup zum Übernahmekandidaten für den Education-Giganten Bertelsmann wird.

Today we're joined by Diane Bergner, a Florida-based author and Vice President of Development at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts. Bergner, a former attorney, shares the parallels between her career journey and the intriguing lead character of her book, "The Royal Coconut Beach Lunch Club." We explore the glamorous and gritty world of non-profit work, reflecting the layered narrative of Bergner's writing. She walks us through her transition from law to philanthropy, her engaging introduction to the world of writing, and the dynamic interactions with wealthy individuals that fuel her characters. Bergner's deep dive into the art of storytelling reveals the motivations behind her book, providing more than just a "beach read" experience. We also discuss the Kravis Center's future plans and Bergner's early-morning writing routine. I also offer my perspective on public transportation issues in Denver, CO and Greenville, SC. You won't want to miss this episode - it's a compelling blend of literary insight and real-world reflections. For a full review of Bergner's book, don't forget to visit our website after tuning in to this enlightening conversation. _ Produced by Podcast Studio X. Find my book reviews on ViewsOnBooks.com.

Bernd Bergner | Product Portfolio Manager  @Siemens  We're going live from Automate 2023 in Detroit Michigan to talk to Bernd Bergner from Siemens and to learn more about some of the technologies that are paving the way for integrators of the future, their approach to engineering efficiency, and how they're tackling some of the challenges of Industry 4.0, IIoT, and more.A special thanks to Siemens for sponsoring this theme and for your continued support of the manufacturing community.Connect with Us Bernd Bergner Vlad Romanov Dave Griffith Manufacturing Hub SolisPLC #manufacturing #automation #PLC #industry40 #digitaltransformation

"Ich liebe den Verein und würde gerne zurückkommen." Tom Bergner kommt es ganz gelegen, dass das Pfingstwochenende in der Handball-Bundesliga spielfrei ist. Zum einen hofft der BVB-Fan, den Meistertitel seiner Dortmunder feiern zu können. Zum anderen bleiben ein paar Tage mehr, um sich auf einen möglichen Einsatz beim Bergischen HC vorzubereiten. Nach einer Verletzungs- und Reha-Pause, die länger wurde als gedacht, würde Tom Bergner gerne im Saisonendspurt nochmal auf der Platte stehen. Denn, ab dem Sommer geht der Nachwuchs-Kreisläufer für eine Saison als feste "Leihgabe" zu Zweitligist Eulen Ludwigshafen. Sein Vertrag beim BHC läuft aber noch bis 2025 und im Podcast-Interview formuliert Tom Bergner klar sein persönliches Ziel: "Ein Schritt zurück, um dann zwei Schritte nach vorn zu gehen". Im BHC-Team scheint der 23-jährige extrem beliebt, gilt als Feierbiest, kann beim Zocken an der Spielkonsole aber auch mal ungemütlich werden und ist als Frischluft-Fanatiker verschrien. Was dahinter steckt, verrät Tom Bergner im Interview mit Thomas Rademacher (Solinger Tageblatt) und Thorsten Kabitz (Radio RSG).

SHOUTOUT to my new sponsor Idaho Armored Vaults! Check them out at https://www.goldsilvervault.com/ where they provide the absolute lowest margins in the industry. Idaho Armored Vaults allows retail investors access to the precious metals market and provides the absolute best service in the industry. Bob Coleman is a registered investment advisor and will provide intelligent research, consulting, and portfolio management services to high-net worth individuals. Give them a call and tell them Green Candle sent ya! WHAT'S UP EVERYBODY! AS A REMINDER everything in this episode is strictly the opinion of myself and my guest and should NOT be taken as financial advice. NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE. #macroeconomics #priceisright #investing In this episode I am joined by Justin Bergner (PopCultureMath on Twitter) who recently published Solving the Price is Right book that is available everywhere you get books! We talk game theory, markets, and much more so tune in for another action packed episode! LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, AND SHARE THIS PODCAST Follow Justin on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PopCultureMathBuy Solving the Price is Right on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/Solving-Price-Right-Mathematics-Celebrated/dp/1633888517/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=solving+the+price+is+right&qid=1684107799&sprefix=solving+the+price+i%2Caps%2C142&sr=8-1Check out Justin's website here: https://www.popculturemath.com/ Follow me on Twitter @greencandleit https://twitter.com/Greencandleit Subscribe to my newsletter: greencandleinvestments.substack.com Subscribe to my YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdvC14iR8V7MedS7ArKHNCA --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/macroinsights/support

This story from Laurie Bergner was recorded May 5, 2023, during the Next to Normal Story Slam at the McLean County Arts Center in Bloomington. The night's theme was “It seemed like a good idea at the time...” with all stories centered on that theme. Learn more about upcoming Story Slams at NexttoNormalStorySlam.com.

Begeisterte Eloge auf die junge Schauspielerin Elisabeth Bergner in einer Berliner Shakespeare-Premiere: "Es hat also noch Sinn, ins Theater zu gehen..." (Weltbühne, 10.5.1923).

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.05.04.537313v1?rss=1 Authors: Hellweg, L., Pfeifer, M., Chang, L., Tarnawski, M., Bergner, A., Kress, J., Hiblot, J., Reinhardt, J., Johnsson, K., Leippe, P. Abstract: Aspartate is a limiting metabolite in proliferating cells with its production closely linked to glutamine and mitochondrial metabolism. To date, measuring aspartate concentrations in live cells was deemed impossible. We present iAspSnFR, a genetically-encoded biosensor for intracellular aspartate, engineered by displaying and screening biosensor libraries in HEK293 cells. In live cells, iAspSnFR exhibits a dynamic range of 130% fluorescence change and detects reduced aspartate levels upon glutamine deprivation or glutaminase inhibition. Furthermore, iAspSnFR tracks aspartate uptake by excitatory amino acid transporters, or of asparagine after co-expression of an asparaginase. Importantly, iAspSnFR reports aspartate depletions upon electron transport chain inhibition, and therefore it can serve as a proxy for mitochondrial respiration. Consequently, iAspSnFR can dissect the major cellular pathways of aspartate production, offering immediate applications, particularly in cancer biology, such as screening small molecules targeting aspartate and glutamine metabolism. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

The Price is Right is television's longest-running game show. Since its inception in 1956, contestants have won cars, tropical vacations, diamond jewelry, even a live horse, and the hosts' excited catchphrase "come on down!" has become part of our everyday vernacular. Part of the program's enduring appeal is the apparent ease of the game, guessing the cash value of certain prizes. But, if that's the case, then why do so many contestants come away from the show empty-handed? Solving The Price is Right (Prometheus Books, 2023) is an in-depth exploration of the underlying probability theory of the popular television program that explores how biases and behavioral pitfalls limit our ability to successfully apply logic and math both on and off the show.  With rigorous data and analysis compiled from Seasons 47 and 48 (356 total episodes), investor and math practitioner Justin L. Bergner draws strategic and mathematical insights from all facets of the show, from Contestant's Row bidding to the Showcase Showdown, and all 77 Pricing Games, using a combination of game theory, probability theory, statistics, and pattern recognition. In each section, Bergner summarizes contestant performance, highlights the biases leading to sub-par outcomes, and shows how outcomes can be improved by executing the right strategies while avoiding cognitive biases. Throughout, Bergner applies the lessons learned to the fields of business, finance, and our real lives, shedding light on themes of reverse psychology, strategic patience, and the importance of establishing what is sufficient for success in our pursuits. The result is a truly unique and meticulously researched book that uses Solving The Price is Right as a lens to examine our own choices - and how to make better ones. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

The Price is Right is television's longest-running game show. Since its inception in 1956, contestants have won cars, tropical vacations, diamond jewelry, even a live horse, and the hosts' excited catchphrase "come on down!" has become part of our everyday vernacular. Part of the program's enduring appeal is the apparent ease of the game, guessing the cash value of certain prizes. But, if that's the case, then why do so many contestants come away from the show empty-handed? Solving The Price is Right (Prometheus Books, 2023) is an in-depth exploration of the underlying probability theory of the popular television program that explores how biases and behavioral pitfalls limit our ability to successfully apply logic and math both on and off the show.  With rigorous data and analysis compiled from Seasons 47 and 48 (356 total episodes), investor and math practitioner Justin L. Bergner draws strategic and mathematical insights from all facets of the show, from Contestant's Row bidding to the Showcase Showdown, and all 77 Pricing Games, using a combination of game theory, probability theory, statistics, and pattern recognition. In each section, Bergner summarizes contestant performance, highlights the biases leading to sub-par outcomes, and shows how outcomes can be improved by executing the right strategies while avoiding cognitive biases. Throughout, Bergner applies the lessons learned to the fields of business, finance, and our real lives, shedding light on themes of reverse psychology, strategic patience, and the importance of establishing what is sufficient for success in our pursuits. The result is a truly unique and meticulously researched book that uses Solving The Price is Right as a lens to examine our own choices - and how to make better ones. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/mathematics

The Price is Right is television's longest-running game show. Since its inception in 1956, contestants have won cars, tropical vacations, diamond jewelry, even a live horse, and the hosts' excited catchphrase "come on down!" has become part of our everyday vernacular. Part of the program's enduring appeal is the apparent ease of the game, guessing the cash value of certain prizes. But, if that's the case, then why do so many contestants come away from the show empty-handed? Solving The Price is Right (Prometheus Books, 2023) is an in-depth exploration of the underlying probability theory of the popular television program that explores how biases and behavioral pitfalls limit our ability to successfully apply logic and math both on and off the show.  With rigorous data and analysis compiled from Seasons 47 and 48 (356 total episodes), investor and math practitioner Justin L. Bergner draws strategic and mathematical insights from all facets of the show, from Contestant's Row bidding to the Showcase Showdown, and all 77 Pricing Games, using a combination of game theory, probability theory, statistics, and pattern recognition. In each section, Bergner summarizes contestant performance, highlights the biases leading to sub-par outcomes, and shows how outcomes can be improved by executing the right strategies while avoiding cognitive biases. Throughout, Bergner applies the lessons learned to the fields of business, finance, and our real lives, shedding light on themes of reverse psychology, strategic patience, and the importance of establishing what is sufficient for success in our pursuits. The result is a truly unique and meticulously researched book that uses Solving The Price is Right as a lens to examine our own choices - and how to make better ones. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Price is Right is television's longest-running game show. Since its inception in 1956, contestants have won cars, tropical vacations, diamond jewelry, even a live horse, and the hosts' excited catchphrase "come on down!" has become part of our everyday vernacular. Part of the program's enduring appeal is the apparent ease of the game, guessing the cash value of certain prizes. But, if that's the case, then why do so many contestants come away from the show empty-handed? Solving The Price is Right (Prometheus Books, 2023) is an in-depth exploration of the underlying probability theory of the popular television program that explores how biases and behavioral pitfalls limit our ability to successfully apply logic and math both on and off the show.  With rigorous data and analysis compiled from Seasons 47 and 48 (356 total episodes), investor and math practitioner Justin L. Bergner draws strategic and mathematical insights from all facets of the show, from Contestant's Row bidding to the Showcase Showdown, and all 77 Pricing Games, using a combination of game theory, probability theory, statistics, and pattern recognition. In each section, Bergner summarizes contestant performance, highlights the biases leading to sub-par outcomes, and shows how outcomes can be improved by executing the right strategies while avoiding cognitive biases. Throughout, Bergner applies the lessons learned to the fields of business, finance, and our real lives, shedding light on themes of reverse psychology, strategic patience, and the importance of establishing what is sufficient for success in our pursuits. The result is a truly unique and meticulously researched book that uses Solving The Price is Right as a lens to examine our own choices - and how to make better ones. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/popular-culture

Please support the podcast by taking our short listener survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/intotheimpossible Watch the video of this episode here: https://youtube.com/live/86E03OzQDCo?sub_confirmation=1 Recently, Bergner and Seligman explained the behavior of the first interstellar object, ‘Oumuamua, as a rare form of a quite common object, a comet. They claim it "began as an icy planetesimal that was irradiated at low temperatures by cosmic rays during its interstellar journey, and experienced warming during its passage through the Solar System. This explanation is supported by a large body of experimental work." But Avi Loeb disagrees: “In a new paper published recently in Nature -- https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-022-05687-w Acceleration of 1I/‘Oumuamua from radiolytically produced H2 in H2O ice -- Jennifer Bergner and Darryl Seligman suggest that the peculiar acceleration observed by the first known interstellar object `Oumuamua, can be explained if `Oumuamua was made of water ice which was partly dissociated into hydrogen by cosmic-rays along its interstellar journey. In the abstract of the paper, the authors admit that past models involving a pure hydrogen iceberg or a pure nitrogen iceberg do not work due to theoretical or observational inconsistencies. In fact, the hydrogen iceberg model was proposed in a previous 2020 paper by Darryl Seligman himself. A few months later, Avi wrote a paper with Thiem Hoang, showing that heating by interstellar starlight would destroy hydrogen icebergs too quickly and not allow them to reach the solar system from their likely formation sites of giant molecular clouds. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-022-05687-w Read Hoang and Loeb's response paper: https://lweb.cfa.harvard.edu/~loeb/Hoang_Loeb_23.pdf Essay: https://avi-loeb.medium.com/oumuamua-was-not-a-hydrogen-water-iceberg-1dd2f7a6107f https://arxiv.org/pdf/2208.00092.pdf https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/mar/24/harvard-physicist-pacific-expedition-first-interstellar-meteor Subscribe to the Jordan Harbinger Show for amazing content from Apple's best podcast of 2018! https://www.jordanharbinger.com/podcasts  Please leave a rating and review: On Apple devices, click here, https://apple.co/39UaHlB On Spotify it's here: https://spoti.fi/3vpfXok On Audible it's here https://tinyurl.com/wtpvej9v  Find other ways to rate here: https://briankeating.com/podcast Support the podcast on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/drbriankeating  or become a Member on YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmXH_moPhfkqCk6S3b9RWuw/join To advertise with us, contact advertising@airwavemedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A conversation with Wade Bergner, author of The Mirror Box. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kultofkindness/message

Grace Cathedral, San Francisco, CA 2D14 1 Lent (Year A) 11:00 a.m. Eucharist Sunday 26 February 2023 Genesis 2:15-17, 3:1-7 Psalm 32 Romans 5:12-19 Matthew 4:1-11 Often I start with a question but today I want to finish with one. Sixty years ago President John F. Kennedy, full of confidence in modern science, made two predictions. First, that within a decade a human being would walk on the moon. And second, that science would, “make the remote reaches of the human mind accessible.” At that time few people might have guessed that traveling 239,000 miles through oxygen-less -455 degree Fahrenheit outer space would be far, far easier than discovering psychiatric cures for mental illness. In David Bergner's book The Mind and the Moon, he shares the story of his younger brother Bob who was diagnosed with bi-polar at age twenty-one, institutionalized and medicated with drugs that had debilitating side-effects. Bergner also follows Caroline a woman from Indiana who started hearing voices as a child and whose drug treatments, starting in elementary school, led to obesity and losing control of her forearms and hands. He introduces us to a civil rights lawyer named David whose severe depression during the Trump administration could not be mitigated by either the drugs his doctor prescribed or the psychedelics he turned to afterwards. Bergner points out how little we understand the mind. He writes about the damage that can be caused by a psychological diagnosis (which puts us in a kind of box and separates us from other people) and of many drug treatments which have questionable efficacy. Forty million American adults and millions more children are on psychiatric drugs. In one ten year period the number of children diagnosed with bi-polar increased fortyfold. Thirty to forty percent of our students are treated with psychiatric medication at some point in their college years. I'm not trying to make a point about how we treat mental illness. I just want to remind us how much we are a mystery to ourselves. Perhaps the saddest part of Bergner's book for me came when he quoted the prominent neuroscientist Eric Nestler. Nestler said that unquestionably fewer Americans should be on psychotropics for depression and anxiety. He went on, “Exercise. Better sleep. Mindfulness. The belief in something bigger than yourself. Religion if you are religious.” Nestler said, “People with religious beliefs benefit greatly from them.” He wondered if they fostered a, “capacity to bring order and meaning into one's life.” And then the sad part. He said that religion was not part of his own life. He tragically explained, “The thing about religion is, I can't know whether Jesus is the Son of God or whether Allah rose to heaven on a winged horse. Those are not scientifically knowable.” This is an insurmountable barrier for him, and many others. Theology has failed our generation when ordinary people think that they have to believe something contrary to science in order to be religious. Christians like us have a lot of work to do in explaining this to the people around us. The stakes are high. On Tuesday one of our daughters' friends took his own life only months before graduating from college. From his social media posts you would never have realized that there was anything wrong. Did he understand that he is a child of God? There is no way for us to know. This morning, the first Sunday in Lent, we have before us central biblical texts: the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness and the Garden of Eden. How do these ancient stories help modern people to understand God? How do we interpret them? What meaning should they have in our life? For Matthew wilderness is equivocal. On the one hand it has no structure and is void. On the other hand it represents limitless possibility, a context for encountering God. In ancient scripture the number forty represents a long time. This connects Jesus with other figures who persevered over time. My friend Matt Boulton proposes an alternative to the way we usually interpret this story. For him it is not about a hero bravely resisting temptations to comfort, security and glory with admirable self-control. It is not about the devil offering something that Jesus deeply desires and Jesus gritting his teeth and responding like someone on a diet knowing that he should not have another plate of cookies. This is not about sacrifice but about trust. Similarly the story of Eden's forbidden fruit is not primarily about sin and disobedience or temptation, but rather about fear, and the failure to trust. Let's begin by seeing the connection between Jesus' temptation in the wilderness and Moses.

Meike Rensch-Bergner hatte lange Probleme, passende Klamotten zu finden und schreibt darüber, wie man sein Selbstbewusstsein stärken kann, indem man mit dem Nähen anfängt. Sie ist überzeugt: Gut sitzende Kleidung stärkt den Selbstwert. Moderation: Ralph Erdenberger. Von WDR 5.

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Everybody eats, but when is it concerning? How do we define “healthy eating behaviour”? What's the opposite of disordered eating? This episode with Dr. Sylvi Martin RN & ND opens up the conversation about the landscape of eating behaviour in general, exploring eating disorders, disordered eating behaviour, “normal” eating and introduces evidence-based intuitive eating and mindful eating.   Dr. Sylvi Martin, ND is offering an Eating Behaviours Workshop on February 10, 2023, inside the Confident Clinician. Make sure you are on our mailing list to be the first to know when registration opens at the end of January.    Dr. Sylvi Martin BScN RN ND (she/her) Sylvi is a naturopathic doctor, registered nurse psychotherapist, Certified Intuitive Eating Counsellor and Mindfulness Based Eating Awareness Training (MB-EAT) facilitator based in Toronto. Sylvi applies a weight-inclusive approach to helping individuals experiencing mental health related challenges and disordered eating behaviour.  Sylvi maintains dual practises in nursing and naturopathic medicine. After completing her Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Laurentian University in 2004, she practised acute care psychiatric nursing at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto where she also completed a nursing research fellowship. She went on to graduate from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in 2009 after which she began her private naturopathic practice in Toronto. In addition to her naturopathic practise, Sylvi maintained her nursing practise by working on a mental health team for an Ontario health regulator where she was also part of a mental health response team for individuals in crisis. She has also completed additional training in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Eating Disorders. When she's not furthering her training or working on her latest workshop or course, she can be found perfecting her chocolate-savouring skills, feeding her “trust fund squirrels” at the cottage in between dips in the lake, or on the hunt for more scarves in some corner of the world with her partner Dave.   References American Psychiatric Association. (2013). Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (5th ed.). https://doi.org/10.1176/appi.books.9780890425596 Bergner, L., Himmerich, H., Kirkby, K. C., & Steinberg, H. (2021). Descriptions of Disordered Eating in German Psychiatric Textbooks, 1803–2017. Frontiers in Psychiatry, 11, 504157. Retrieved from https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyt.2020.504157 Kristeller, J. L., & Hallett, C. B. (1999). An Exploratory Study of a Meditation-based Intervention for Binge Eating Disorder. Journal of Health Psychology, 4(3), 357–363. Retrieved from https://doi.org/10.1177/135910539900400305 Mason, A. E., Epel, E. S., Kristeller, J., Moran, P. J., Dallman, M., Lustig, R. H., … Daubenmier, J. (2016). Effects of a mindfulness-based intervention on mindful eating, sweets consumption, and fasting glucose levels in obese adults: data from the SHINE randomized controlled trial. Journal of Behavioral Medicine, 39(2), 201–213. Retrieved from https://doi.org/10.1007/s10865-015-9692-8 Ralph, A. F., Brennan, L., Byrne, S., Caldwell, B., Farmer, J., Hart, L. M., … Hay, P. (2022). Management of eating disorders for people with higher weight: clinical practice guideline. Journal of Eating Disorders, 10(1), 121. Retrieved from https://doi.org/10.1186/s40337-022-00622-w Satter, E. (2021). Normal Eating. Available at: https://www.ellynsatterinstitute.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Normal-Eating-1-up-with-EC-2021-secure.pdf Tribole, E. & Resch, E. (2020). Intuitive Eating, 4th Edition. St. Martin's. Tylka, T. L., & Diest, A. M. K. V. (2013). The Intuitive Eating Scale–2: Item Refinement and Psychometric Evaluation With College Women and Men. Journal of Counseling Psychology, 60(1), 137–153. Retrieved from https://doi.org/10.1037/a0030893  

Momentan machen sich viele Online-UnternehmerInnen Gedanken darüber, wie sie mit der Wirtschaftskrise konstruktiv umgehen. Mit meiner Kollegin und Club-Mitglied Meike Rensch-Bergner sprach mit ihr vor einiger Zeit darüber, dass wir eine Marktbereinigung erwarten, also dass einige Anbieter:innen digitaler Produkte oder Dienstleistungen möglicherweise ihr Business aufgeben werden. Auch auf dem InspiCamp wurde sich an verschiedenen Stellen über Strategien und Möglichkeiten mit Ausblick auf die nachlassende Kaufbereitschaft von Endkunden ausgetauscht. Meike's inspirierende Session trug den Titel ‚Sichtbarkeit next level‘ und es ging darum, wie wir Verantwortung übernehmen mit unserem Content, unseren Botschaften und sie auf eine höhere Ebene heben und mit einem größeren Ganzen verbinden. Damit sind wir viel mehr als nur 'sichtbar‘, wir bieten Orientierung, schaffen einen sozialen Raum (was eine Membership sein kann aber nicht muss) und gehen damit in eine Meinungs-Führung. Am Beispiel von Meikes neuem Buch „Abschaffung der Problemzonen“ diskutieren wir in diesem Interview, wie das konkret aussehen kann – und wie sie das ‚Schneidern eigener Kleidung‘ (ihr Expertenthema) mit einem größeren Ziel verbindet (politisch-gesellschaftliche Veränderungen). Außerdem noch weitere Faktoren, die dazu beitragen, dass du 'Leadership' in deinem Thema übernimmst und dir einen 'Tribe' aufbaust. Letzteres ist der Titel des Buches, das Meike zu der Session inspiriert hatte. :) ********* Kannst du aus dem Interview einen Impuls für dein Online-Business gebrauchen? Wenn ja, freue ich mich, wenn du diese Podcast-Folge an jemanden weiterempfiehlst, der vielleicht genau diesen Input gerade gut gebrauchen kann!

Jonathan Bastian talks with Daniel Bergner, contributing writer for the New York Times, about his brother's struggle with bipolar disorder and how the search for a better understanding inspired his latest book, “The Mind and the Moon: My Brother's Story, the Science of Our Brains, and the Search for Our Psyches.” “The propulsion of the book is just acknowledging and dealing with that family fear, which I know so intimately,” Bergner says. “Not preaching against medication but raising questions about the way we view our psyches, about the way we think about mental health, and about the limitations of medications.” Bergner brings readers on a journey, following three people who experience varying mental disorders, including depression, anxiety, and symptoms of psychosis. Bergner speaks with researchers and top neuroscientists asking why we are still so far behind in understanding the way the mind works, how this affects modern treatment options, and also makes the case for alternatives to biological psychiatry.Delve deeper into life, philosophy, and what makes us human by joining the Life Examined discussion group on Facebook.

In The Mind and the Moon: My Brother's Story, the Science of Our Brains, and the Search for Our Psyches (Ecco, 3033), Daniel Bergner examines these and other by describing three riveting case studies in the context of the history of psychiatry and psychopharmacology. Alongside the story of his brother Bob's struggle with bipolar disorder, we learn about Caroline, who is besieged by the hallucinations of psychosis, and David, an attorney who is engulfed by anxiety and depression. In telling their stories while describing the frontiers of brain research, Bergner shows how the pharmaceutical industry has played a key role in perpetuating a biological view of the mind and drug-based cures for its disorders – despite mediocre drug effectiveness, many challenging side effects, and questionable patient outcomes. The Mind and the Moon addresses fundamental issues of selfhood and identity in ways that will challenge basic beliefs about who we are and who we might be. Steve Beitler's work in the history of medicine focuses on how pain has been understood, treated, experienced, and represented. His recently published articles examined the history of opiates in American football and surveyed the history of therapeutic drugs. He can be reached at steve@stevebeitler.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

In The Mind and the Moon: My Brother's Story, the Science of Our Brains, and the Search for Our Psyches (Ecco, 3033), Daniel Bergner examines these and other by describing three riveting case studies in the context of the history of psychiatry and psychopharmacology. Alongside the story of his brother Bob's struggle with bipolar disorder, we learn about Caroline, who is besieged by the hallucinations of psychosis, and David, an attorney who is engulfed by anxiety and depression. In telling their stories while describing the frontiers of brain research, Bergner shows how the pharmaceutical industry has played a key role in perpetuating a biological view of the mind and drug-based cures for its disorders – despite mediocre drug effectiveness, many challenging side effects, and questionable patient outcomes. The Mind and the Moon addresses fundamental issues of selfhood and identity in ways that will challenge basic beliefs about who we are and who we might be. Steve Beitler's work in the history of medicine focuses on how pain has been understood, treated, experienced, and represented. His recently published articles examined the history of opiates in American football and surveyed the history of therapeutic drugs. He can be reached at steve@stevebeitler.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/medicine

In The Mind and the Moon: My Brother's Story, the Science of Our Brains, and the Search for Our Psyches (Ecco, 3033), Daniel Bergner examines these and other by describing three riveting case studies in the context of the history of psychiatry and psychopharmacology. Alongside the story of his brother Bob's struggle with bipolar disorder, we learn about Caroline, who is besieged by the hallucinations of psychosis, and David, an attorney who is engulfed by anxiety and depression. In telling their stories while describing the frontiers of brain research, Bergner shows how the pharmaceutical industry has played a key role in perpetuating a biological view of the mind and drug-based cures for its disorders – despite mediocre drug effectiveness, many challenging side effects, and questionable patient outcomes. The Mind and the Moon addresses fundamental issues of selfhood and identity in ways that will challenge basic beliefs about who we are and who we might be. Steve Beitler's work in the history of medicine focuses on how pain has been understood, treated, experienced, and represented. His recently published articles examined the history of opiates in American football and surveyed the history of therapeutic drugs. He can be reached at steve@stevebeitler.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/psychology

In The Mind and the Moon: My Brother's Story, the Science of Our Brains, and the Search for Our Psyches (Ecco, 3033), Daniel Bergner examines these and other by describing three riveting case studies in the context of the history of psychiatry and psychopharmacology. Alongside the story of his brother Bob's struggle with bipolar disorder, we learn about Caroline, who is besieged by the hallucinations of psychosis, and David, an attorney who is engulfed by anxiety and depression. In telling their stories while describing the frontiers of brain research, Bergner shows how the pharmaceutical industry has played a key role in perpetuating a biological view of the mind and drug-based cures for its disorders – despite mediocre drug effectiveness, many challenging side effects, and questionable patient outcomes. The Mind and the Moon addresses fundamental issues of selfhood and identity in ways that will challenge basic beliefs about who we are and who we might be. Steve Beitler's work in the history of medicine focuses on how pain has been understood, treated, experienced, and represented. His recently published articles examined the history of opiates in American football and surveyed the history of therapeutic drugs. He can be reached at steve@stevebeitler.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/science-technology-and-society

In The Mind and the Moon: My Brother's Story, the Science of Our Brains, and the Search for Our Psyches (Ecco, 3033), Daniel Bergner examines these and other by describing three riveting case studies in the context of the history of psychiatry and psychopharmacology. Alongside the story of his brother Bob's struggle with bipolar disorder, we learn about Caroline, who is besieged by the hallucinations of psychosis, and David, an attorney who is engulfed by anxiety and depression. In telling their stories while describing the frontiers of brain research, Bergner shows how the pharmaceutical industry has played a key role in perpetuating a biological view of the mind and drug-based cures for its disorders – despite mediocre drug effectiveness, many challenging side effects, and questionable patient outcomes. The Mind and the Moon addresses fundamental issues of selfhood and identity in ways that will challenge basic beliefs about who we are and who we might be. Steve Beitler's work in the history of medicine focuses on how pain has been understood, treated, experienced, and represented. His recently published articles examined the history of opiates in American football and surveyed the history of therapeutic drugs. He can be reached at steve@stevebeitler.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/neuroscience

Portfolio Manager Justin Bergner discusses the electric metering market and the opportunity for distribution automation to drive revenue growth and margin expansion in what has been a challenging market.

For this first episode of Social Justice Incorporated Ryan and Lavit talk to Freddie deBoer about his response to Daniel Bergner's New York Times Magazine article "Doctors Gave Her Antipsychotics. She Decided to Live With Her Voices." Freddie describes his own experiences with mental illness as he rejects Bergner's notion that psychosis is something that can be normalized and accepted rather than treated. 

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When Daniel Bergner's younger brother was diagnosed as bipolar and put on a locked ward in the 1980s, psychiatry seemed to have achieved what JFK promised: a revolution of chemical solutions to treat mental illness. Yet as Bergner's brother was deemed a dire risk for suicide and he and his family were told his disorder would be lifelong, he found himself taking heavy doses of medications with devastating side effects. Now, in recounting his brother's journey alongside the gripping, illuminating stories of Caroline, who is beset by the hallucinations of psychosis, and David, who is overtaken by depression, Bergner examines the evolution of how we treat our psyches. Join us when Daniel Bergner reveals how the pharmaceutical industry has perpetuated our biological view of the mind and our drug-based assumptions about treatment—despite the shocking price paid by many patients and the problematic evidence of drug efficacy on this installment of Leonard Lopate of Large.

Recht und Ordnung, Verkehr und Umwelt und dann auch noch der Bürgerservice. Thomas Bergner ist in etwa so vielseitig wie ein Schweizer Taschenmesser. Der Ordnungsdezernent der Stadt Cottbus ist der Innenminister der zweitgrößten Stadt in Brandenburg und verantwortet ein riesiges Aufgabengebiet mit etwa 500 Verwaltungsmitarbeitern. Als solcher hat auch er vor über 20 Jahren einmal in der Stadtverwaltung Cottbus begonnen und ist seitdem steil aufgestiegen. Bis zum Oberbürgermeister will es Thomas Bergner es jetzt bringen. Mit knapp über 60 Jahren hat er sich von seiner Partei, der CDU zum Kandidaten aufstellen lassen und will im September im Rathaus ein letztes Mal das Büro wechseln. Wer ist dieser Thomas Bergner? Wie wird ein studierter Mediziner zum Ordnungsdezernenten und kann aus ihm nach mehr als 20 Jahren der Verwaltung ein guter Oberbürgermeister werden? Fragen, die wir an ihn weitergeben und die Thomas Bergner jetzt beantwortet in einer neuen Folge von Nulldrei55 – Der Cottbus-Podcast.

Högre pensionsavsättningar och fler ändringar i tjänstepensionen gäller för anställda inom kommuner och regioner från 2023. Victoria Bergner från SKR berättar mer.

Die erste Folge in Präsenz! Mit Susan haben wir über die Chancen der Diaspora Organisationen gesprochen und wie sie auf die Frage "Woher kommst du?" antwortet.

How do you know what people feel about working in your organization? Better question still, when was the last time you asked them? I'm not talking about annual engagement or pulse surveys. Those might have their place, but they're not the tool to truly get to grips with what's going on for people in your organization. The best way to do that is through stay interviews. Angie Bergner has been conducting quarterly stay interviews with every employee at Veris Insights long before the pandemic. It's her most critical lever to understanding how people are doing at an individual level, as well as what's emerging as issues or victories at the team and organization levels. Angie joins People at Work to share why and how she does stay interviews. This is an excellent primer on key components, things to consider, lessons learned, and most importantly, how to use what you hear to take action. While stay interviews aren't going to solve every problem (or stop people from leaving), you'll get ahead of things by knowing what's going on, and being honest about what you can improve. Regardless how long people stay with your company, it's the experience they have while they're there that counts. For that to be positive, open communication is critical. About our guest: Angie is a people leader committed to bettering the world of work at all levels. Her approach to coaching, whether individuals or organizations, is to unlock everyone's growth mindset. Angie approaches every person, session, and workshop through the lens of DEI and the lens of long-term impact. You can connect with Angie on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/angiebergner/ and find her coaching work at angiebergner.com.

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Resilienz und Anpassungsfähigkeit sind die Eigenschaften, die man im diplomatischen Dienst schätzt. Das erzählt unser heutiger Gesprächspartner und Gastgeber Karlfried Bergner, Leiter des Kompetenzzentrum Führung beim Auswärtigen Amt. Aber tragen Resilienz und Anpassungsfähigkeit die Ministerialbürokratie in das 21. Jahrhundert? Es braucht neue Methoden, neue Ideen, neue Lösungsansätze. Und Karlfried Bergner nutzt dafür die Kraft aus der Mitte der Organisation. Er kooperiert mit Graswurzelbewegungen, die es, wie wir lernen, auch in seiner Behörde gibt. Und sorgt mit einem Multiplikatorenprogramm für die Verbreitung frischer Ideen für agile Zusammenarbeit im Haus. Der Blick auf eine Behörde wie das Auswärtige Amt hat mindestens zwei Perspektiven. Die eine Perspektive zeigt eine Behörde klassischen Zuschnitts mit traditionellem Aufbau und festgelegten Entscheidungs- und Kommunikationsstrukturen. Die andere Perspektive fällt allerdings auch auf ein Haus, dessen Mitarbeiter im Ausland mit Unsicherheit und permanentem Wandel umgehen müssen, die unter bestimmten Umständen schnell handeln müssen auch ohne direkten Draht nach Berlin und ohne Ansage "von oben". In diesem Spannungsfeld widmet sich Karlfried Bergner der Frage, wie neue Formen der Zusammenarbeit im Auswärtigen Amt etabliert werden können. "Die Frage ist, ob die Rahmenbedingungen im öffentlichen Dienst eigentlich Agilität zulassen" erklärt Bergner und stellt fest, dass aus seiner Sicht bei dem, was derzeit an neuen Arbeitsformen auch im öffentlichen Dienst probiert wird, noch viel Spielraum gibt: "Wir sind noch weit weg von irgendwelchen roten Linien", erzählt Bergner. Und schnell sind wir uns einig: Auch in Behörden sind die Freiräume oft viel größer, als die Mitarbeiter denken - oft dienen vermeintliche Grenzen als Ausrede, das Neue nicht anzupacken. "Man kann schon noch eine ganze Menge ausprobieren", so Bergner. Um diese Zusammenarbeit in der Behörde in das 21. Jahrhundert zu holen, geht es im Projekt "Agiles Arbeiten in der Auslandsvertretung" um die Verbesserung der Zusammenarbeit der Zentrale mit den Auslandsvertretungen. Über die Kooperation mit "DigitalServices4Germany" kommen in den Fellowship-Programmen "Tech4Germany" und "Work4Germany" junge Studien-Absolventen in das Auswärtige Amt, die zu einer verbesserten Digitalisierung im öffentlichen Dienst beitragen wollen. Gerade dieTeilnahme in agilen Workshops mit den jungen Fellows inspirierte Bergner, sich tiefer mit dem Thema neue Zusammenarbeit auseinanderzusetzen. Ein zweiter Auslöser führt Bergner dann zu einer weiteren Säule für die Etablierung neuer Arbeitweisen: Die Corona Krise stellt das Auswärtige Amt wie viele andere Unternehmen vor die Herausforderung:  Wie bewältigen wir die Umstellung auf mobiles Arbeiten? In dieser Zeit stößt Bergner eine selbstorganisierte Gruppe, eine Graswurzel in der Behörde: Sie nennen sich "Friends of Digi", und sie sind den Kollegen bei der Kenntnis und Nutzung digitaler Technologien um Längen voraus. Im ersten Schritt helfen sie bei der Dokumentation neuer Lösungen für die Remote Worker,  und bieten Hilfe für Kollegen im Umgang mit digitalen Werkzeugen von Zoom über Webex bis hin zu Messenger Diensten. Sie probieren gemeinsam Tools wie Slack als Gruppenchat oder Mural und Miro als Whiteboard aus - alles Lösungen, die im Kernbereich des Auswärtigen Amts sicher nicht zugelassen werden würden, aber zum einen vielleicht die Peripherie stärken könnten und zum anderen erstmals für ein Grundverständnis sorgen, wie Zusammenarbeit heute mit zeitgemäßen Werkzeugen organisiert werden kann. Denn einer der größten Schmerzen ist, so Bergner, das Fehlen einer Plattform für digitale Zusammenarbeit. Die Art und Weise, wie er mit den jüngeren Kollegen schnell das Auswärtige Amt in einer Krisensituation unterstützen konnte, beeindruckt ihn nachhaltig. "Veränderungen geht nicht nur Top Down oder Bottom up, es braucht beides".

Unser Neuzugang vom BHC Tom Bergner steht im Podcast Rede und Antwort

Using his own story as an example, Mario describes the many causal factors and outcomes for homosexual neurosis.

Almost three weeks removed from North Carolina's first fall scrimmage, Boshamer Bulletin's Pat James and UNC broadcaster Kyle Straub sit down to discuss their early impressions of the 2022 Tar Heels. Hear who has impressed so far – including several pitchers and the red hot Patrick Alvarez.Former UNC pitcher and current Detroit Tigers prospect Austin Bergner then joins the show to discuss his transition to professional baseball, his successful 2021 season, a few of his favorite UNC memories and more.

In dieser Folge geht es nicht nur um Usecases, sondern auch um Chatbots als Forschungsgegenstand. Sophie Hundertmark diskutiert mit Anouk Bergner was schon alles zu Chatbots geforscht wird. Dabei geht es vor allem darum, wie User Chatbots wahrnehmen und welche Auswirkungen unterschiedliche Bot-Persönlichkeiten auf den Erfolg des Chatbots haben.Die Folge ist sowohl für Wissenschaftler, wie auch für Praktiker hoch interessant.Vielen Dank auch an unsere Starken Podcast-Partner UMB.Und als Medienpartner mit dabei CMM360.Und noch mehr zu Chatbots könnt ihr hier lesen.

5 things to know about The Vanishing Congress:The Book - The Vanishing Congress: Reflections on Politics in Washington [Amazon]The Topic - Former FBI Director James Comey recently denied the existence of a “deep state.” Rather, he says there is a “deep culture” of so-called meritocratic technocracy. That sounds like deep euphemism to me, but it's worth asking what this vague and sinister term actually means before asking whether it exists. Jeffrey Bergner, author of The Vanishing Congress, is a long-time Washington insider who has found the roots of something like a deep state in the legislative branch's abdication of its one job: to make the laws. This might sound like a dream come true for libertarians, but since nature abhors a vacuum, this vital function ends up getting usurped by unelected bureaucrats and unaccountable district judges.The Guest - Jeffrey Bergner served as Assistant Secretary of State for Legislative Affairs from 2005 until July 2008. He is the President and Managing Financial Partner of Bergner Bockorny, Inc., as well as an adjunct professor at the National Security Studies Program at Georgetown University.The Problem - Bergner says that Congress has ceded too much of its authority to the executive branch — with its mutant bureaucratic army — and broken down the checks and balances that the Founders designed to ensure that government represents the people and not its own entrenched interests. When the executive branch is given such broad leverage to implement laws without express authorization of Congress, presidents and executive agencies are encouraged to legislate by fiat. Then come the executive orders…The Solution - For starters, Bergner suggests that Congress would be 20% more efficient with 20% fewer staff. I'm conflicted, since I like the idea of shrinking government, but I'm not so sure about increasing congressional “efficiency.” Is getting more stuff done always a good thing? I'll question Bergner on this idea, as well as his proposal to reduce debate on cabinet nominations from 30 hours to 2 hours, and how direct election of senators forever changed the political landscape in America.

Why is today's Congress so dysfunctional? Are today's legislators worse? What reforms could improve Congress? Jeff Bergner has had a distinguished career in government, having served as Assistant Secretary of State for Legislative Affairs (2005 – 2008), Chief of Staff to Senator Richard Lugar, and Staff Director of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Drawing on his new book "The Vanishing Congress," Bergner shares his perspective on why Congress has increasingly ceded its Constitutional authority. Many have proposed fixes like campaign finance reform or term limits to solve these problems. But Bergner asserts that Congress has encumbered itself with many unhelpful practices. Bergner suggests reforms that might strengthen Congress, including trimming down Congressional staff and eliminating the Senate filibuster. Finally, Bill Kristol and Bergner discuss how the executive branch and legislative branch interact with one another, and how this relationship might be improved.