Podcasts about Big Five

Get the full DOE report on Substack: https://federalytics.substack.com/p/the-186-billion-small-business-roadmapGovernment Contracting 101: https://www.govclose.comFull DOE Intelligence Report (Federalytics): federalytics.substack.comDOE Contracts: Two Markets, One Oligopoly — Where Small Businesses (and Investors) Actually WinThe Department of Energy awarded $186B in contracts in recent years — but $79B is concentrated in a nuclear-weapons oligopoly dominated by five M&O primes. If you're a small business (or investing in one), the play isn't to storm the wall — it's to navigate the $100B+ opportunity zone where competition is lower, vehicles are direct, and outcomes are repeatable. This briefing shows: which offices to target, which NAICS to favor, why GSA MAS barely matters at DOE, how to leverage subcontracting pathways into the Big Five, and how the GAO's $1.1B compliance finding creates a verification edge for disciplined firms.Who this is forFounders and BD leaders selling to DOE/NNSAPE/VC investors & boards pressure-testing pipeline quality, CAC to CLV, and competitive moats in federal marketsCorporate strategy teams evaluating inorganic roll-ups in R&D, engineering, and EM servicesWhat you'll learn:DOE's “two-economy” reality: no-entry M&O vs. accessible direct-award ecosystemOffice-level and NAICS-level tactics to avoid high-bidder bloodbathsHow to use subcontracting to wedge into the nuclear complex supply chainWhy the GAO small-business audit (~$1.1B) signals tighter verification — and how to capitalize on itTimestamps (SEO-optimized for YouTube + AI search)00:00 DOE $186B overview00:20 Federalytics report00:40 NNSA M&O no-entry01:00 The Big Five labs01:20 $107B opportunity zone01:40 Target offices to win02:00 Competition math (offers)02:20 Vehicles that work at DOE02:40 NAICS picks to target03:00 Rule of 5 filter03:20 Subcontracting paths03:40 GAO $1.1B compliance04:00 GovClose playbook04:20 Next steps + dataLinks• Full DOE Intelligence Report (Federalytics): federalytics.substack.com• Learn to sell to government & build multiple revenue streams (GovClose): govclose.comConnect with Rick on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/govclose/Notes & context“Offers per award” is a proxy for competition. Lower is better for small businesses and for investors modeling win-rates and BD efficiency.Figures reflect recent DOE awards where competition data is reported; incomplete records are excluded for accuracy.This content is for market intelligence and strategy; it's not legal advice.

Premier adversaire de l'OM en Ligue des champions, le Real Madrid porte déjà la marque de Xabi Alonso, arrivé sur le banc en juin. Sur le terrain et dans les vestiaires, les méthodes du technicien basque tranchent avec celles de son prédécesseur Carlo Ancelotti. « Big five » décrypte les premières esquisses de ce nouveau Real. Un podcast présenté par Marie-Amélie Motte, avec Matthias Ribeiro et Antoine Simonneau (au téléphone). Enregistrement : Baptiste Binet. Montage : Léa Leostic. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Before he sold more than 11 million books worldwide, bestselling author **John Strelecky** was a reader seeking meaning, guidance, and inspiration.

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In this episode of Durand on Demand, recorded live with a group of collegiate leaders, Dave takes a deeper dive into personality optimization—focusing on extraversion, agreeableness, and how the Big Five test really works.Forget the clichés like “listen twice as much as you speak.” Dave explains why communication depends on context, why extraversion isn't an either/or label but a spectrum, and how your natural tendencies can be shaped by experiences.He also unpacks agreeableness: why being too agreeable leads to people-pleasing and lowered standards, while being too disagreeable creates conflict and isolation. The goal? Learning to optimize these traits at the center—where virtue and effectiveness meet.✅ What You'll Learn:The real formula for balancing listening and speakingWhy extraversion is a spectrum, not a binaryHow past experiences can distort personality expressionThe dangers of excessive agreeableness (a.k.a. “suicidal philanthropy”)Why lowering standards always drags leadership downThis short but practical episode will help you see personality optimization in action—and why finding the right balance makes all the difference in leadership and life.

OpenAI oprichter Sam Altman sprak zich in het verleden fel uit tegen de Amerikaanse president Donald Trump, maar inmiddels is de topman van het bedrijf achter ChatGPT een veelgeziene gast in het Witte Huis. Waar komt die ommezwaai vandaan? En in 2023 was Altman drie dagen lang de zeggenschap kwijt over zijn OpenAI. Maar de topman keerde razendsnel terug op zijn troon. Wat schuilde er achter deze kortstondige bestuurscrisis? Gasten in BNR's Big Five van de tech bro's: -Joe van Burik, techjournalist bij BNR -Marleen Stikker, internetpionier en oprichter, directeur en bestuurder van Waag Futurelab -Laurens Verhagen, journalist bij de Volkskrant -Ben van der Burg, techondernemer en programmamaker bij BNR -Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten, internetondernemer en oprichter van The Next WebSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

OpenAI oprichter Sam Altman sprak zich in het verleden fel uit tegen de Amerikaanse president Donald Trump, maar inmiddels is de topman van het bedrijf achter ChatGPT een veelgeziene gast in het Witte Huis. Waar komt die ommezwaai vandaan? En in 2023 was Altman drie dagen lang de zeggenschap kwijt over zijn OpenAI. Maar de topman keerde razendsnel terug op zijn troon. Wat schuilde er achter deze kortstondige bestuurscrisis?

Before selling 11M+ books, John Strelecky was a readersearching for meaning.

Hij is de meest mysterieuze, de meest politieke en misschien wel de machtigste onder de tech-bro's in de VS: de Duits-Amerikaanse investeerder Peter Thiel. Wat drijft deze man en hoeveel heeft hij nou echt te zeggen in Washington D.C.? Te gast is internetpionier Marleen Stikker, directeur en bestuurder van Waag Futurelab. Gasten in BNR's Big Five van de tech bro's: -Joe van Burik, techjournalist bij BNR -Marleen Stikker, internetpionier en oprichter, directeur en bestuurder van Waag Futurelab -Laurens Verhagen, journalist bij de Volkskrant -Ben van der Burg, techondernemer en programmamaker bij BNR -Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten, internetondernemer en oprichter van The Next WebSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Mark Zuckerberg staat eenzaam aan de top van zijn bedrijf Meta. Hoe houdt hij al jaren de touwtjes stevig in handen? En waarom kruipt hij steeds meer bij Donald Trump op schoot? Te gast is BNR's techredacteur Joe van Burik in BNR's Big Five van de tech bro's. Gasten in BNR's Big Five van de tech bro's: -Joe van Burik, techjournalist bij BNR -Marleen Stikker, internetpionier en oprichter, directeur en bestuurder van Waag Futurelab -Laurens Verhagen, journalist bij de Volkskrant -Ben van der Burg, techondernemer en programmamaker bij BNR -Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten, internetondernemer en oprichter van The Next WebSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"What does he do, this man you seek? - "He Podcasts" - It's another winner of the "Big Five" this week as Phil takes 1991's The Silence of the Lambs off the shelf. He remembers seeing this movie at a pretty young age and finding it more of a thriller than a horror movie but loved that a movie with such subject matter was winning so many Oscars. Dave had never seen the movie before but, of course, knew some of the themes and moments as they have lived well beyond the film. Even a cameo from  his favorite security guard as Buffalo Bill. 

De Europese staalindustrie krijgt importheffingen uit de VS voor de kiezen, terwijl er tegelijk miljarden nodig zijn voor verduurzaming. Hoe moet Tata Steel overeind blijven onder die dubbele druk? Te gast is Ronald de Haan, commercieel directeur van Tata Steel Nederland. Gasten in BNR's Big Five van de handelsdeal: -Sigrid de Vries, directeur-generaal van de Europese autobrancheorganisatie (ACEA) -Steven Brakman, hoogleraar internationale economie -Rem Korteweg, senior onderzoeker bij Instituut Clingendael -Hans Biesheuvel, oprichter van Ondernemend Nederland (ONL) -Ronald de Haan, commercieel directeur Tata SteelSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shirin Oreizy, engineer and coach, found herself hindered by a pattern of perfectionism as she embarked on a career transition. She'd known about the Hoffman Process for five years, but she didn't think she needed it. When she saw the effects of this pattern of perfectionism and how it was blocking her from creating her dream and vision, she knew it was time. Concurrently, over these five years, Shirin and her husband had been on a long, painful IVF journey. At the time of her Process, Shirin was beginning to recover from the trauma of this journey and the grief of loss from four miscarriages. She was in the process of accepting that she and her husband would never be parents. Namaki During her Process, everyone knew Shirin as Namaki, which was her childhood name. Since no one in her Process knew her given name, her classmates and teachers called her Namaki. As her week at the Process unfolded, Shirin found that rekindling her relationship with Namaki was the path back to her true self and self-love. As she tells Drew: "I think what I really love about Hoffman specifically was that there's this imprint. There's this somatic, felt, body-sense imprint of love in me. That it will never go away; and you know, the patterns come ... and I forget myself, but I have access to come back to this deep imprint of self-love." At the Process, Shirin worked with Namaki's moments when she felt deeply unsafe. Through this, Shirin was able to experience a "falling back into trust with my place in the world." She realized there's a larger arc to her life story than she had been holding onto through control. Content Warning: Before you begin, please know that this conversation contains descriptions of "reproductive trauma, loss, and grief." Please use your discretion. More about Shirin Oreizy: My journey began as an engineer at Nvidia, where I learned the art of solving complex problems. Later, I founded and led a behavior design agency, partnering with both scrappy startups and Fortune 500 giants for two decades. Along the way, I became fascinated by how people truly transform. How real change happens within both teams and individuals. Today, I focus on coaching and speaking because I know how pivotal life's transitions can be. My work draws on a lifelong passion for understanding what drives us as humans, shaped by years of hands-on experience with leaders, teams, and individuals. I weave together insights from a range of disciplines: Personality Profiling: Enneagram & Big Five (self-understanding and connection) Hoffman Process (healing old patterns, renewing a sense of “enough”) Neuroscience (building resilience and hope) Positive Psychology (cultivating optimism and curiosity) Behavioral Science (creating sustainable habits and agency) Conscious Leadership Group (leading with awareness and presence) Outside of coaching, I've shared my work on human behavior with audiences at TechCrunch Disrupt (Audience Choice Award), as a guest lecturer at NYU, Columbia, and Stanford, and as a keynote speaker at major industry events. I live in San Francisco with my husband—also a Hoffman grad—and our dog, Pickles, a Hoffman grad in spirit (he's mastered the art of welcoming love, especially when treats are involved). We love exploring stunning landscapes around the world that challenge us physically and mentally. Since Hoffman, we've launched a passion project, Life of Adventure and Change, where we're mapping out a decade of travel adventures to share with friends. Our goal is to build a community of conscious travelers who inspire each other to embrace new adventures and experiences. Learn more about Shirin at her personal website. Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify As mentioned in this episode: Conscious Leadership Group •   Diana Chapman, Co-Founder •   Listen to Diana Chapman on The Hoffman Podcast: Experiencing More Heaven on Earth The Enneagram

Auteur d'un début de saison fracassant avec Liverpool et sélectionné pour la première fois en équipe de France, Hugo Ekitike doit conserver sa place au sein de l'attaque des Reds, malgré l'arrivée du Suédois Alexander Isak, et prouver à Didier Deschamps qu'il peut s'imposer chez les Bleus, dans l'optique du Mondial 2026. L'avant-centre de 23 ans a-t-il les ressources pour y arriver ? Eléments de réponse dans ce premier Big five de la saison. Un podcast présenté par Marie-Amélie Motte, avec Dave Appadoo, Cédric Chapuis et Adrien Grange. Réalisé par Léa Leostic. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Importheffingen, handelsbeperkingen... de handelsoorlog is voor veel bedrijven en ondernemers een streep door de rekening. Geeft de handelsdeal tussen de VS en de EU voor hen enige verlichting? En hoe kan je je bedrijf door deze onzekere periode heen sturen. Te gast is Hans Biesheuvel, oud-voorzitter van MKB Nederland en Ondernemend Nederland. Gasten in BNR's Big Five van de handelsdeal: -Sigrid de Vries, directeur-generaal van de Europese autobrancheorganisatie (ACEA) -Steven Brakman, hoogleraar internationale economie -Rem Korteweg, senior onderzoeker bij Instituut Clingendael -Hans Biesheuvel, oud-voorzitter van MKB Nederland en Ondernemend Nederland -Ronald de Haan, commercieel directeur Tata SteelSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode of Across The Margin : The Podcast features an interview with Adam Szetela, who earned his Ph.D. in English in the Department of Literatures at Cornell University. Before that, he was a visiting fellow in the Department of History at Harvard University. He writes for The Washington Post, The Guardian, Newsweek, and other publications. His latest release — That Book is Dangerous: How Moral Panic, Social Media, and the Culture Wars Are Remaking Publishing — is the focus of this episode. In That Book Is Dangerous!, Adam investigates how well-intentioned and often successful efforts to diversify American literature have also produced serious problems for literary freedom. Although progressives are correct to be focused on right-wing attempts at legislative censorship, Adam reasons for attention to the ways that left-wing censorship controls speech within the publishing industry itself. The author draws on interviews with presidents and vice presidents at the Big Five publishers, literary agents at the most prestigious agencies, award-winning authors, editors, marketers, sensitivity readers, and other industry professionals to examine the new publishing landscape. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

De EU en de VS sloten deze zomer een handelsdeal. Maar hoeveel is dat akkoord nou echt waard nu Trump alweer met nieuwe heffingen dreigt en een Amerikaanse rechtbank zegt dat de heffingen illegaal zijn? ta gast is Rem Korteweg van Instituut Clingendael. Gasten in BNR's Big Five van de handelsdeal: -Sigrid de Vries, directeur-generaal van de Europese autobrancheorganisatie (ACEA) -Steven Brakman, hoogleraar internationale economie -Rem Korteweg, senior onderzoeker bij Instituut Clingendael -Hans Biesheuvel, oprichter van Ondernemend Nederland (ONL) -Ronald de Haan, commercieel directeur Tata SteelSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Terwijl het Europees Parlement nog moet instemmen met de handelsdeal tussen de VS en de EU, oordeelt een Amerikaanse rechtbank alweer dat de meeste importtarieven van Trump illegaal zijn. Wat is deze handelsdeal eigenlijk waard? Heeft de EU deze deal goed onderhandeld, of heeft het zich laten wegblazen door president Trump? Te gast is vandaag hoogleraar internationale economie Steven Brakman. Gasten in BNR's Big Five van de handelsdeal: -Sigrid de Vries, directeur-generaal van de Europese autobrancheorganisatie (ACEA) -Steven Brakman, hoogleraar internationale economie -Rem Korteweg, senior onderzoeker bij Instituut Clingendael -Hans Biesheuvel, oprichter van Ondernemend Nederland (ONL) -Ronald de Haan, commercieel directeur Tata SteelSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Terwijl het Europees Parlement nog moet instemmen met de handelsdeal tussen de VS en de EU, oordeelt een Amerikaanse rechtbank alweer dat de meeste importtarieven van Trump illegaal zijn. Wat is deze handelsdeal eigenlijk waard? Heeft de EU deze deal goed onderhandeld, of heeft het zich laten wegblazen door president Trump? Te gast is vandaag hoogleraar internationale economie Steven Brakman.

De Amerikaanse importheffingen kosten Europese autofabrikanten al een miljard euro. En dat terwijl de sector toch al zwaar onder druk staat. Hoe kan de Europese auto-industrie deze handelsoorlog overleven? Te gast is Sigrid de Vries, directeur-generaal van de Europese autobrancheorganisatie ACEA. Gasten in BNR's Big Five van de handelsdeal: -Sigrid de Vries, directeur-generaal van de Europese autobrancheorganisatie (ACEA) -Steven Brakman, hoogleraar internationale economie -Rem Korteweg, senior onderzoeker bij Instituut Clingendael -Hans Biesheuvel, oprichter van Ondernemend Nederland (ONL) -Ronald de Haan, commercieel directeur Tata SteelSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

De Amerikaanse importheffingen kosten Europese autofabrikanten al een miljard euro. En dat terwijl de sector toch al zwaar onder druk staat. Hoe kan de Europese auto-industrie deze handelsoorlog overleven? Te gast is Sigrid de Vries, directeur-generaal van de Europese autobrancheorganisatie ACEA.

In his half-year letter, Rob discusses:Business Owner's "Big Five" investments;Why the portfolio looks different to traditional funds;The unsuccessful investment in Ryman Healthcare: mistakes made and lessons learned;And, whether the AI boom is a repeat of the dot-com bubble in the late 1990s.

Sherlock may have something to say as The Big Five personality model is often praised as the gold standard in psychology but what if it's missing the most important part of human behavior? In this episode of The Deductionist Podcast, we dive deep into how traditional personality frameworks fall short in the real world. Using Holmesian logic, sherlock insight into real-world deduction, and cutting-edge research like taxonomic graph analysis, we explore the flaws of static trait models and the rise of dynamic, meta-trait thinking. Discover why neat boxes don't capture messy humans and how you can become a sharper observer, thinker, and communicator in the process. Read The Article here - https://neurosciencenews.com/personality-trait-data-psychology-29624/ Key topics: The problem with the Big 5 (OCEAN) model Why Sherlock Holmes never trusted static categories How modern deduction uses hidden patterns and meta-traits The fatal flaw in personality typing and gender archetypes Real-world applications: hiring, dating, law enforcement, and more If you've ever been labeled by a test or boxed in by an algorithm, this episode will help you break free and think like a true deductionist. #TheDeductionist #BigFiveMyth #SherlockHolmesThinking #CriticalThinking #PsychologyDebunked #MetaTraits #PersonalityScience #HolmesianLogic #ModernDeduction #BreakTheBox #BehaviorScience #PatternRecognition

Episode 584 - Albert Bramante - Rise Above The Script, Confronting Self Doubt and Mastering Self Sabotage for Performing ArtistsAbout Albert Bramante"Veteran talent agent and no-nonsense coach inspiring actors to cultivate a growth mindset, conscientiousness, and rise above self-sabotaging habits."Dr. Bramante is a true triple-threat when it comes to empowering performers to overcome psychological roadblocks and achieve success. As a veteran talent agent with over 20 years of securing major roles for actors, he has unparalleled insights into the entertainment industry's challenges. However, Bramante's real superpower is his unique fusion of this experience with a Ph.D. in Psychology and certifications in hypnosis and NLP.This rare combination allows him to provide your audience with a credible expert perspective on the mindset and psychology of peak performance for artists. Bramante doesn't just understand the pressures of the acting world - he can prescribe proven psychological strategies to help performers break through self-doubt, imposter syndrome, fear of success, and self-sabotaging patterns.Your listeners will gain exclusive access to Bramante's psychological toolkit tailored specifically for the creative struggles actors face. With knowledge translated into practical exercises, they'll learn to adopt empowering mindsets, productive habits, and silence self-limiting beliefs.Book: Rise Above the Script: Confronting Self Doubt and Mastering Self Sabotage for Performing ArtistsWe all hold dreams within, yearning to manifest our highest potential. Yet when opportunity arises, inner obstacles often trigger self-sabotage. What mental traps prevent actualizing our possibilities?In Rise Above the Script, psychologist and talent agent Dr. Albert Bramante unravels the hidden drivers behind self-defeat. By strengthening self-belief, managing motivation, optimizing natural talents, and confronting deep-seated fears like failure and success that distort our path, we clear the way for actualizing dormant gifts.Dr. Bramante integrates scientific research on peak performance with insights gained through guiding actors' careers. Practical strategies help construct unshakable confidence and self-efficacy. Examining personality traits in the Big Five model highlights maximizing strengths while overcoming weaknesses. Confronting fears of rejection, change, isolation, and other roadblocks paves the way for boldly pursuing aspirations.Rise Above the Script provides the mental toolkit for recognizing and breaking free of limiting patterns holding you back. Its wisdom applies equally to artists, entrepreneurs, students, parents—anyone feeling the friction between their ambition and their achievement.https://albertbramante.com/Support the show___https://livingthenextchapter.com/podcast produced by: https://truemediasolutions.ca/Coffee Refills are always appreciated, refill Dave's cup here, and thanks!https://buymeacoffee.com/truemediaca

Het grootste verschil tussen nu en dertig jaar geleden is de opkomst van technologie en het internet. Waar kinderen zich vroeger nog lekker konden vervelen op een verloren zondag, ligt overprikkeling tegenwoordig dichterbij dan verveling. Hoe moet je als ouder omgaan met kinderen die opgroeien omringd door technologie? Is het beste om een smartphone te verbieden tot ze 16 zijn, zoals sommige experts aanraden? Of moet je je kinderen juist wel toegang geven tot het internet? Te gast is Felienne Hermans, hoogleraar vakdidactiek van de informatica aan de Vrije Universiteit Gasten in BNR's Big Five van de 'moderne ouder': -Raymond van de Klundert, schrijver Kluun -Pepijn Lanen, podcastmaker, schrijver en artiest (o.a. de Jeugd van Tegenwoordig) -Bart Tuinman, verslaggever bij het NOS Jeugdjournaal -Eveline Crone, schrijver en hoogleraar neurocognitieve ontwikkelingspsychologie aan de Erasmus Universiteit -Felienne Hermans, hoogleraar vakdidactiek van de informatica aan de Vrije Universiteit See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Uit alle onderzoeken blijkt dat de mentale gezondheid van jongeren en jongvolwassenen achteruit is gegaan in de laatste tien jaar. Maar ligt dat dan aan prestatiedruk, een sombere inschatting van de toekomst of toch die smartphone die maar niet uit gaat? Te gast is Eveline Crone, hoogleraar neurocognitieve ontwikkelingspsychologie aan de Erasmus Universiteit en schrijver van Het Puberende Brein. Gasten in BNR's Big Five van de 'moderne ouder': -Raymond van de Klundert, schrijver Kluun -Pepijn Lanen, podcastmaker, schrijver en artiest (o.a. de Jeugd van Tegenwoordig) -Bart Tuinman, verslaggever bij het NOS Jeugdjournaal -Eveline Crone, schrijver en hoogleraar neurocognitieve ontwikkelingspsychologie aan de Erasmus Universiteit -Felienne Hermans, hoogleraar vakdidactiek van de informatica aan de Vrije Universiteit See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ray and Dave learn all about Brachiopods, one of the hardy survivors of the Big Five extinctions, with Susan Butts, Director of Collections and Research at the famous Yale Peabody Museum.

In this episode of Durand on Demand, Dave challenges the way we think about potential. At first, being told you have potential feels like a compliment. But at some point, it becomes an insult — because potential is just unused ability. The real question is: what are you doing with it?Dave explains how to move from promise to performance through the discipline of personality optimization. Using the Big Five framework, he breaks down the first trait — Openness to Experience — and shows how both excess and deficiency hold you back.✅ What You'll Learn:Why “potential” eventually stops being a complimentThe difference between unused ability and real growthHow optimizing personality unlocks opportunityThe role of Openness in shaping success and creativityWhy balance — not excess — is the true marker of optimizationThis short, high-impact episode delivers a wake-up call: potential without optimization is wasted. Listen now and learn how to maximize who you are.

Het NOS Jeugdjournaal is al meer dan 40 jaar dé plek waar kinderen hun nieuws vandaan halen. Maar hoe leg je je kind uit dat de ijskappen smelten of dat er oorlog woedt in Europa? En welke rol kan het Jeugdjournaal spelen in de opvoeding van jonge kijkers? Naast de televisie-uitzendingen is het Jeugdjournaal ook actief op sociale media als TikTok en Instagram. Maar is dat wel verantwoord als er steeds meer vragen zijn over de impact van die platformen op kinderen? Te gast is Bart Tuinman, verslaggever en presentator bij het NOS Jeugdjournaal. Gasten in BNR's Big Five van de 'moderne ouder': -Raymond van de Klundert, schrijver Kluun -Pepijn Lanen, podcastmaker, schrijver en artiest (o.a. de Jeugd van Tegenwoordig) -Bart Tuinman, verslaggever bij het NOS Jeugdjournaal -Eveline Crone, schrijver en hoogleraar neurocognitieve ontwikkelingspsychologie aan de Erasmus Universiteit -Felienne Hermans, hoogleraar vakdidactiek van de informatica aan de Vrije Universiteit See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vorige week zat je misschien nog aan zee of met je partner en kinderen op de camping, dat is nu voor de meesten wel weer voorbij. Werk begint weer, kinderen moeten naar school, alle clubjes beginnen weer. Hoe zorg je dat je als ouder niet verzuipt in deze race? En wordt het ouderschap anno 2025 niet erg ingewikkeld gemaakt? Vandaag is rapper, schrijver en podcastmaker Pepijn Lanen, van onder meer de Jeugd van Tegenwoordig, te gast. Gasten in BNR's Big Five van de 'moderne ouder': -Raymond van de Klundert, schrijver Kluun -Pepijn Lanen, podcastmaker, schrijver en artiest (o.a. de Jeugd van Tegenwoordig) -Bart Tuinman, verslaggever bij het NOS Jeugdjournaal -Eveline Crone, schrijver en hoogleraar neurocognitieve ontwikkelingspsychologie aan de Erasmus Universiteit -Felienne Hermans, hoogleraar vakdidactiek van de informatica aan de Vrije Universiteit See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Olga Khazan is a staff writer for The Atlantic and author of "Me, But Better." This conversation explores personality mutability and Olga's experiment to transform from anxious introvert to someone freed from her own patterns. We discuss the Big Five traits, her Miami breakdown that sparked everything, and why anxiety isn't actually your superpower. Along the way, we examine the paradox of self-acceptance. This exchange is about agency, transformation, and why we amplify our suffering. Enjoy! Show notes + MORE Watch on YouTube Newsletter Sign-Up   Today's Sponsors: Lincoln Financial: Check out the NEW 4-part series "The Action Plan"

Vorige week zat je misschien nog aan zee of met je partner en kinderen op de camping, dat is nu voor de meesten wel weer voorbij. Werk begint weer, kinderen moeten naar school, alle clubjes beginnen weer. Hoe zorg je dat je als ouder niet verzuipt in deze race? En wordt het ouderschap anno 2025 niet erg ingewikkeld gemaakt? Vandaag is schrijver Raymond van de Klundert (Kluun) te gast. Hij richt zich al jaren op het ouderschap, met ‘Help, ik heb mijn vrouw zwanger gemaakt!’, ‘Help ik heb een puber!’ en nog recenter ‘Hoera, ik heb een puber!’ En hij maakt hier ook theatervoorstellingen en een podcast over. Gasten in BNR's Big Five van de moderne ouders: -Raymond van de Klundert, schrijver Kluun -Pepijn Lanen, podcastmaker, schrijver en artiest -Bart Tuinman, verslaggever bij het NOS Jeugdjournaal -Eveline Crone, schrijver en hoogleraar neurocognitieve ontwikkelingspsychologie aan de Erasmus Universiteit -Felienne Hermans, hoogleraar vakdidactiek van de informatica aan de Vrije Universiteit See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Deze zomer laten we de meest inspirerende gesprekken uit BNR's Big Five aan je horen. Deze week kan je luisteren naar vijf vooraanstaande economen die je hun visie op de economie van de toekomst geven. Met vandaag: BNR's huiseconoom Han de Jong. Wat doen de importheffingen van Trump met de Amerikaanse economie? En hoe goed was Europa voorbereid op een handelsoorlog? Gasten in BNR's Big Five van de economie van de toekomst: - Arnoud Boot, econoom en hoogleraar -Sandra Phlippen, hoofdeconoom ABN Amro -Mathijs Bouman, econoom en journalist -Martin Visser, econoom en chef van de Financiële Telegraaf -Han de Jong, BNR's huiseconoomSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Deze zomer laten we de meest inspirerende gesprekken uit BNR's Big Five aan je horen. Deze week kan je luisteren naar vijf vooraanstaande economen die je hun visie op de economie van de toekomst geven. Hoeveel financiële ruimte is er nog in Nederland om extra te investeren? Moet hiervoor de staatsschuld omhoog, of moet er dan simpelweg elders worden bezuinigd? Te gast is Martin Visser, econoom en chef van de Financiële Telegraaf. Gasten in BNR's Big Five van de economie van de toekomst: - Arnoud Boot, econoom en hoogleraar -Sandra Phlippen, hoofdeconoom ABN Amro -Mathijs Bouman, econoom en journalist -Martin Visser, econoom en chef van de Financiële Telegraaf -Han de Jong, BNR's huiseconoomSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Deze zomer laten we de meest inspirerende gesprekken uit BNR's Big Five aan je horen. Deze week kan je luisteren naar vijf vooraanstaande economen die je hun visie op de economie van de toekomst geven. Met vandaag: econoom en journalist Mathijs Bouman. De prijzen in de winkel zijn nog altijd torenhoog, de economische groei te laag. Wat valt politiek Den Haag te verwijten als het om belangrijke signalen van onze economie gaat? Gasten in BNR's Big Five van de economie van de toekomst: - Arnoud Boot, econoom en hoogleraar -Sandra Phlippen, hoofdeconoom ABN Amro -Mathijs Bouman, econoom en journalist -Martin Visser, econoom en chef van de Financiële Telegraaf -Han de Jong, BNR's huiseconoomSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Discover how Agreeableness, one of the Big Five personality traits, shapes conflict styles in relationships and the workplace. Stephen Utech and Ryan Gracyalny break down how empathy, cooperation, and directness show up in conflict — and how couples and teams can leverage differences in Agreeableness to improve communication, trust, and problem-solving. High scorers, known for their warmth, empathy, and desire for harmony, may avoid conflict or give in too quickly to keep the peace. Meanwhile, those lower in Agreeableness tend to be more direct, skeptical, and willing to push back — which can be valuable for objectivity but sometimes comes across as critical or combative. Through real-world stories, Stephen and Ryan reveal how differences in Agreeableness can create tension in relationships — from one partner wanting to smooth things over to the other insisting on addressing the hard truths. They also share strategies for recognizing these patterns, balancing empathy with honesty, and using diverse approaches to conflict to strengthen both partnerships and teams.

Deze zomer laten we de meest inspirerende gesprekken uit BNR's Big Five aan je horen. Deze week kan je luisteren naar vijf vooraanstaande economen die je hun visie op de economie van de toekomst geven. Te gast is Sandra Phlippen, hoofdeconoom van ABN Amro. De Amerikaanse president Donald Trump ontketende dit jaar een handelsoorlog. Welke impact had dat op de economische keuzes in de Haagse politiek? Gasten in BNR's Big Five van de economie van de toekomst: - Arnoud Boot, econoom en hoogleraar -Sandra Phlippen, hoofdeconoom ABN Amro -Mathijs Bouman, econoom en journalist -Martin Visser, econoom en chef van de Financiële Telegraaf -Han de Jong, BNR's huiseconoomSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Discover how the Big Five personality traits shape the way you see the world—and your relationships.  Dr. Jack Anderson joins Christin Thieme to share practical ways to bridge differences, build trust and bring out the best in others. EPISODE SHOWNOTES: Read more. BE AFFIRMED. Get the Good Words email series. JOIN THE HOPEFULS. Get inside the group. WHAT'S YOUR CAUSE? Take our quiz. BE INSPIRED. Follow us on Instagram. DO GOOD. Give to The Salvation Army.  

Deze zomer laten we de meest inspirerende gesprekken uit BNR's Big Five aan je horen. Deze week kan je luisteren naar vijf vooraanstaande economen die je hun visie op de economie van de toekomst geven. Met vandaag: Arnoud Boot, econoom en hoogleraar financiële markten aan de Universiteit van Amsterdam. Trump schudde de wereld op met zijn importheffingen. Wat betekent dat voor de dollar? En kan de euro straks de rol van wereldmunt overnemen? Je hoort het zo in BNR's Big Five van de economie van de toekomst. Gasten in BNR's Big Five van de economie van de toekomst: - Arnoud Boot, econoom en hoogleraar -Sandra Phlippen, hoofdeconoom ABN Amro -Mathijs Bouman, econoom en journalist -Martin Visser, econoom en chef van de Financiële Telegraaf -Han de Jong, BNR's huiseconoomSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Big Five Project returns and, much to the delight of PC Tunney, we bring 1995 to a close with what was probably the best PPV in one of the worst years for PPVs in WWE history. Survivor Series '95 seems to be where WWE started righting the ship, so to speak. We had cruiserweights and light-heavyweights trying to steal the show in the opening match, a very unique Wild Card format for one of the other Survivor Series elimination matches, and an absolute war in the Main Event between Bret Hart and Diesel for the WWF Championship. The best match in the trilogy of battles between Big Daddy Cool and the Hitman saw the Excellence of Execution become a three-time WWF Champ and set things in motion for 1996. There are, of course, some problems with the card (it is 1995 after all), notably the Women's elimination match and the final match in WWE for Bam Bam Bigelow. But Survivor Series was a damn good PPV and an encouraging sign of things to come as the calendar would turn to 1996! We have all the details for you here on another epic installment of the Big Five Project!About the Chairshot Radio NetworkLaunched in 2017, the Chairshot Radio Network presents you with the best in sports, entertainment, and sports entertainment. Wrestling and wrestling crossover podcasts + the most interesting content + the most engaging hosts = the most entertaining podcasts you'll find!MONDAY - Bandwagon Nerds (entertainment & popular culture)TUESDAY - 4 Corners Podcast (sports)WEDNESDAY - The Greg DeMarco Show (wrestling)THURSDAY - POD is WARFRIDAY - DWI Podcast (Drunk Wrestling Intellect)SATURDAY - The Mindless Wrestling PodcastSUNDAY - Keeping the news ridiculous... The Oddity / The Front and Center Sports PodcastCHAIRSHOT RADIO NETWORK PODCAST SPECIALSAttitude Of Aggression Podcast & The Big Five Project (chronologically exploring WWE's PPV/PLE history)http://TheChairshot.com PRESENTS...IMMEDIATE POST WWE PLE REACTIONS w/ DJ(Mindless), Tunney(DWI) & FriendsPatrick O'Dowd's 5X5Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/chairshot-radio-network/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Deze zomer laten we de meest inspirerende gesprekken uit BNR's Big Five aan je horen. Deze week gaan we vijf keer de wereld over met vijf kopstukken. Vandaag reizen we met Devi Boerema, Zuid-Azië correspondent van de NOS, opnieuw af naar India. Spanningen tussen kernmachten India en Pakistan liepen even hoog op, maar de wapens zijn weer neergelegd. Maar hoe snel kan het langslepende conflict alsnog escaleren? Gasten in BNR's Big Five rond de wereld: -Koen Petersen, politicoloog, Amerikanist en Eerste Kamerlid voor de VVD -Margriet Brandsma, oud-Duitsland correspondent -Lia van Bekhoven, correspondent in het Verenigd Koninkrijk -Annelies Bontjes, België-correspondent -Devi Boerema, Zuid-Azië correspondent van de NOSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Deze zomer laten we de meest inspirerende gesprekken uit BNR's Big Five aan je horen. Deze week gaan we vijf keer de wereld over met vijf kopstukken. Vandaag reizen we met België-correspondent Annelies Bontjes af naar onze zuiderburen. België is een land van tegenstellingen en compromissen, met drie talen, zes regeringen en een politiek systeem dat zelfs Belgen soms niet snappen. Wat klopt er nou echt van alle vooroordelen die Nederlanders en Belgen over elkaar hebben? En hoe functioneert zo'n land onder een nieuwe premier die jarenlang het bestaan van dat België ter discussie stelde? Gasten in BNR's Big Five rond de wereld: -Koen Petersen, politicoloog, Amerikanist en Eerste Kamerlid voor de VVD -Margriet Brandsma, oud-Duitsland correspondent -Lia van Bekhoven, correspondent in het Verenigd Koninkrijk -Annelies Bontjes, België-correspondent -Devi Boerema, Zuid-Azië correspondent van de NOSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Deze zomer laten we de meest inspirerende gesprekken uit BNR's Big Five aan je horen. Deze week gaan we vijf keer de wereld over met vijf kopstukken. Vandaag reizen we met Lia van Bekhoven, correspondent in het Verenigd Koninkrijk, af naar Engeland. Premier Keir Starmer zit nog geen jaar in Downing Street, maar z'n populariteit is alweer als sneeuw voor de zon verdwenen. Ondertussen zien andere partijen hun kans schoon. Staat het tweepartijenstelsel in het Verenigd Koninkrijk op knappen? Gasten in BNR's Big Five rond de wereld: -Koen Petersen, politicoloog, Amerikanist en Eerste Kamerlid voor de VVD -Margriet Brandsma, oud-Duitsland correspondent -Lia van Bekhoven, correspondent in het Verenigd Koninkrijk -Annelies Bontjes, België-correspondent -Devi Boerema, Zuid-Azië correspondent van de NOSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Discover how Openness to Experience, one of the Big Five personality traits, shapes conflict dynamics in both personal and professional relationships. Stephen Utech and Ryan Gracyalny explore how high and low scorers approach disagreements, problem-solving, and change — from curiosity-driven brainstorming to grounded, practical solutions. Learn how to bridge differences, communicate effectively, and turn diverse thinking styles into a strength in your relationship or workplace team. They unpack how high scorers, with their love of novelty, abstract thinking, and exploration, tend to approach conflict with curiosity, brainstorming, and “what if” thinking — sometimes to the point of overwhelming more practically minded partners or colleagues. In contrast, those lower in Openness may prefer familiar approaches, concrete solutions, and proven methods, which can feel grounding and stabilizing but may also be perceived as resistant to change. Through real-world examples from couples and workplace teams, Stephen and Ryan explore how differences in Openness can lead to misunderstandings — like one partner wanting to explore new possibilities while the other wants to stick with what works — and how these same differences, when understood, can become a source of strength. Whether in love or business, they offer insights on bridging these differences, fostering mutual respect, and leveraging diverse thinking styles to solve problems more effectively.

Development and Validation of the Behavioral Tendencies QuestionnaireIn this episode, Dr. Jud Brewer and Dr. Nicholas Van Dam discuss the creation of the Behavioral Tendencies Questionnaire (BTQ), a novel tool for assessing personality traits based on behavioral approach, avoidance, and equivocation. Rooted in both contemporary psychology and ancient Buddhist typologies, the BTQ categorizes individuals into three primary temperaments: Greedy/Faithful (approach-oriented), Aversive/Discerning (avoidance-oriented), and Deluded/Speculative (equivocation-oriented). This study validated the BTQ using modern psychometric techniques, demonstrating its utility for personality research and mindfulness-based interventions. Tune in to learn how these behavioral tendencies shape our interactions, decision-making, and well-being.Full Reference:Van Dam, N. T., Brown, A., Mole, T. B., Davis, J. H., Britton, W. B., & Brewer, J. A. (2015). Development and Validation of the Behavioral Tendencies Questionnaire. PLoS ONE, 10(11), e0140867. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0140867Let's connect on Instagram

La liste des nommés pour le Ballon d'Or est enfin connue ! 30 noms, 9 joueurs du Paris Saint-Germain, 4 Français, nationalité la plus représentée avec l'Angleterre. 3 journalistes de France Football racontent les coulisses de la liste, l'importance de la Coupe du monde des clubs mais aussi les casse-têtes pour certains noms. Big 5 est disponible sur toutes les plateformes de podcast et le site L'Équipe. Un podcast présenté par Baptiste Binet, avec Vincent Garcia, Dave Appadoo et Théo Troude. Enregistrement : Mathis RouanetHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

If you've ever caught yourself staring out a window, daydreaming of cobblestone streets in Paris, sunrises over Bali rice fields, or the quiet serenity of a mountain trail, you're not alone. Wanderlust—the irresistible urge to travel—is more than a trendy hashtag or a clever slogan on a hoodie. It's a deeply rooted part of human psychology.A Journey into the Mind of the TravelerAt 1923 Main Street, we live for that pull toward the horizon. But what is wanderlust, really? Why are some of us always dreaming of elsewhere?Let's take a journey into the mind.Born to Roam: The Science of WanderlustWanderlust isn't just a personality quirk—it's something researchers have studied and even tried to measure. There's a term for the personality trait most associated with travel: “high openness to experience.” Psychologists define this as one of the Big Five personality traits, and it's a strong predictor of someone's love for novelty, adventure and yes—travel.Studies have shown that people who score high in openness tend to:Be more curious and imaginativeSeek out variety and new experiencesBe more tolerant of uncertainty and ambiguityIt's not just about loving travel—it's about thriving on the unknown.There's also a genetic component. A study published in the journal Evolution and Human Behavior suggested a connection between the DRD4-7R gene and a tendency to love exploring. People with this “wanderlust gene” tend to be more risk-taking and exploratory. Not everyone has it, but those who do are statistically more likely to crave far-off places.The Eternal Elsewhere: Is Wanderlust Good or Bad?Like anything, wanderlust has its pros and cons.On the plus side:Travel lovers tend to be more adaptable and resilient.Exploring new cultures fosters empathy and creativity.Experiences (like travel) are known to bring longer-lasting happiness than possessions.But a constant yearning to be somewhere else can also have its downside. If you're always focused on “the next place,” it can be hard to appreciate the present. Psychologists refer to this as destination addiction—the idea that happiness is always “somewhere else,” just out of reach.The trick? Embrace the adventure, but don't lose sight of the beauty in everyday life. (That's part of why we design our graphic tees and hoodies the way we do—to bring a little bit of your favorite places with you wherever you are—including enjoying those memories at home.)The Social Media Effect: Inspiration or Illusion?We all know that the digital age has turbocharged our wanderlust. Your scrolling fingers barely have time to rest before you're seeing someone's photo of Santorini sunsets or Patagonia peaks.But beware, because social media can play a little game of angel/devil:Angel:It fuels inspiration and discovery—introducing places you might never have dreamed of.It creates a global community of like-minded adventurers.Devil:It can create unrealistic expectations (hello, curated perfection).It may lead to comparison fatigue, making us feel like we're missing out.Research from the University of Pennsylvania showed that limiting social media use to 30 minutes per day can reduce feelings of loneliness and FOMO—especially relevant when every scroll seems to showcase another person's passport stamp or sunrise mountain top photo from a faraway land.The key? Let social media inspire your dreams, but not dictate your worth.Are You Wired for Wanderlust?Wondering if you're part of the wanderlust tribe? Ask yourself:Do I get excited by planning trips—even ones I might never take?Do I sometimes feel more “me” when I'm out of my comfort zone?Am I more drawn to experiences than stuff?Do I keep a mental list (or an actual map) of dream destinations?Have I ever picked a hoodie or tee just because it reminds me of a place I love?If you nodded yes to most of those, chances are—wanderlust runs through your veins.Final Boarding CallWanderlust isn't something to be cured—it's something to be celebrated. The desire to travel pushes us to explore, connect and dream. Whether you're planning your next trip or reminiscing about your last, 1923 Main Street is here to keep that adventurous spark alive. Our travel-inspired apparel lets you wear your passion for the world—wherever you are, wherever you're going next.So go ahead—dream big, roam far, and bring a piece of the journey with you.Shop at 1923 Main Street, the Spirit Brand for Those Who Love to TravelThank you for listening to the Travel Style Podcast at 1923MainStreet.com.Shop unique and original travel inspired and subtle Disney travel clothing, including t-shirts, sweatshirt, hoodies and more at 1923 Main Street.Follow along on X, Instagram, Pinterest and Facebook.Thank you for listening and always remember to roam freely and wear boldly.Mike Belobradic and Amelia Belobradic--Media provided by Jamendo

#626: A software programmer and an accountant walk into retirement planning. Are they being creative? Dr. Zorana Ivcevic Pringle, a senior research scientist at Yale University's Center for Emotional Intelligence, says absolutely. Pringle defines creativity as something that's both original and effective, whether you're solving an accounting problem or planning an unconventional retirement. We explore the gap between having ideas and actually implementing them. You have this brilliant vision for starting a business, changing careers, or retiring early, but somehow you never take the first step. Pringle calls this the implementation gap, and she explains why it happens. The conversation centers on a hypothetical couple: both 55 years old, one a programmer, the other in middle management. They want to retire at 57 and travel the world. Pringle uses this example to illustrate how creative problem-solving works in real life. She explains that creativity requires comfort with uncertainty. When you're doing something new, you don't have a blueprint or checklist. There's always the risk that your early retirement plan could fail spectacularly — imagine having to return to work at 59 after the market tanks and your portfolio gets crushed. Here's the key insight: you don't need full confidence to start. Pringle compares creative confidence to fuel in a car. You don't need a full tank — you can start with just a quarter tank and refuel along the way. Each small success builds more confidence for the next step. The bottom line? Innovation happens through constant iteration. Your final destination might change throughout your career and retirement, and that's completely normal. Resources Mentioned: https://www.zorana-ivcevic-pringle.com/ Timestamps: Note: Timestamps will vary on individual listening devices based on dynamic advertising run times. The provided timestamps are approximate and may be several minutes off due to changing ad lengths. (0:00) Implementation gap intro (1:00) Creativity beyond arts (2:00) Original plus effective (3:00) Ideas to action gap (5:00) Retirement as creativity (7:00) Openness drives creativity (8:00) Problem finding process (10:00) Big Five traits (12:00) Openness and creativity (15:00) Traits can change (18:00) Uncertainty creates risk (20:00) Courage versus comfort (23:00) Self-efficacy challenges (25:00) Quarter tank confidence (28:00) Creative failure recovery (32:00) Creative blocks (36:00) Pivoting versus quitting (39:00) Emotions as information (42:00) Metrics versus intuition (50:00) Implementation strategies Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices