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Hello friends, and a huge thankyou for joining us for an unprecedented two-episodes-in-a-week of the Radio Reversal Podcast. In this first episode, we're amplifying a couple of important expressions of autonomous political resistance and solidarity that we've seen here in Magan-djin this week. In particular, we're looking at how diverse communities are working to challenge the forces that work to normalise colonial and racial violence in all its forms - from here in so-called australia, to Gaza, and beyond.As evidence of the ongoing genocide in Gaza continues to mount, communities around the world are gathering together, refusing to stay silent, and refusing to allow this violence to be normalised or legitimised by the state. People are finding ways to escalate their organising; to disrupt and cause a ruckus; to get in the way of the gears of the colonial capitalist state. All of this work is experimental. It's an ongoing project that relies on us sustaining each other to keep trying out different tactics, to keep learning from our experiences, and to keep working to embody our commitments to justice and liberation in all of the work we do. And like all political work that aims to interrupt entrenched regimes of violence, these experiments are often messy and challenging. We face up against the limits of our power; we find the points at which we are compromised and limited by our own investment in existing systems. We experience points of friction and fear; we face criticism and contempt. It is humbling - and powerful - to be part of communities that strive on regardless.So this week, I wanted to share some conversations about some ongoing and important struggles against intersecting sites of colonial and racial violence, and the work that people are doing to challenge the normalisation of this violence in the here and now. I kick off this episode by reflecting on a really interesting autonomous action organised over the weekend by workers, patrons and performers at the Wickham Hotel. In case you missed it, over the weekend, a loose collective of performers, workers and patrons of the Wickham Hotel downed tools and refused to take shifts or perform their sets to protest a decision by Aus Venue Co, the parent company who owns the Wickham Hotel, to book an event hosted by the State Zionist Council of Queensland. 'For some context: the State Zionist Council of Queensland is a political lobby group set up as an umbrella organisation for other Zionist groups in Queensland with the express purpose “to promote and communicate Israel's interests within the broader Queensland community and to promote Queensland's relationship with Israel” as well as “to create an atmosphere within the community that values Zionist thought and expression…and pride in Israel and her achievements.”Now, there's been a lot of pretty ridiculous and hateful media coverage of these protest actions by the mainstream media and conservative politicians, who have worked hard to position this as a hateful or anti-semitic protest rather than a principled refusal to support an event hosted by a Zionist political lobby group. Much has been made of the fact that the social event coincided with the Jewish celebration of the Shavuot, which celebrates the giving of the Ten Commandments to Jewish people on Mount Sinai. Despite not being there in person, Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner felt confident to circulate a front page story from The Courier Mail article with the headline “Backed by Green Hate,” a story which focused a truly unhinged amount of attention on the fact that Jonathan Sriranganathan had attended and supported the protest. Indeed, much of the mainstream media coverage completely fails to mention that this action was organised by workers, performers and patrons of the Wickham Hotel, and that they had tried a number of other measures to ask their parent company, Aus Venue Co, to cancel the booking. It also conveniently erases the context of this protest being organised and formulated by queer and trans members of the Wickham community who were deeply uncomfortable about the venue being used by a political lobby group that actively supports Israel's occupation of Palestinian land, and at least tacitly supports the current atrocities in Gaza. Certainly, the State Zionist Council of Queensland has done nothing over the past 608 days to raise concerns about Israel's current actions in Gaza, or made any attempt to censure the Israeli government or the Israeli Occupation Forces. Considering that their stated goal is to foster “pride in Israel and her achievements,” and to encourage closer connections between Jewish Zionists in Queensland and the state of Israel, I don't think it's a stretch to say that this suggests that the organisation actively supports the ongoing Israeli invasion of Gaza, and the now well-established war crimes being conducted. In this context, it is not hard to see how disingenuous the arguments being made across conservative media and by politicians (including both the Lord Mayor of Brisbane and the state Premier) really are. To claim that these actions were “spreading hate” by making Jewish people feel unsafe at a religious event is to wildly misconstrue both the nature of the protest and the political function of the State Zionist Council of Queensland. Organisers involved in this action were predominantly targeting the decision of Aus Venue Co to host an event by a political lobby group who are supportive of the actions of the Israeli government. The fact that the event in question is a social event is irrelevant. To accept the idea that protesting an event like this is inherently anti-semitic would be, as Jonathan Sriranganathan put it - like suggesting that it constitutes religious discrimination if protesters interrupt a Christmas party hosted by Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party (or indeed, by Labor MP Jim Chalmers, which Justice for Palestine Magan-djin planned to do in 2023). And yet, these are the lines that the mainstream media has consistently been running, along with attempting to use the presence of people like Jonathan Sriranganathan and Remah Naji as evidence that this autonomous action was a Greens event. Leaving aside how frustrating and disrespectful this is to all of the people who were actually involved in organising the action, it's also emblematic of the continuing pressure to censure higher-profile figures including people like Jonno and Remah, as well as academics like Mununjahli and South Sea Islander Professor Chelsea Watego, writer Ren Wyld, and academic Dr. Randa Abdel-Fattah. So we figured that it was worth spending some time this week getting to the bottom of what this action was really about, and how it came about. I start this episode with a chat to drag performer and artist Lulu LeMan, who stopped her performance on Friday evening at the Wickham in order to join talks with workers and management about the planned picket for Saturday night. I then share a live radio interview with two of the organisers who helped workers hold a picket on Saturday evening: Oriela, who is a non-binary Lebanese person and a proud disabled dyke, an advocate, and a long-time patron of the Wickham; and Bizzi, who is a Wakka Wakka and Arrendte Burlesque performer and writer with deep ties to the Wickham performance community. We talk about the work that went on behind the scenes to build some momentum for a protest against this booking, and in opposition to this exploitative use of a beloved queer venue to pinkwash an event hosted by a Zionist political lobby group. If you're not familiar with the term, Dean Spade explains that pinkwashing is: “a term activists have coined for when countries engaged in terrible human rights violations promote themselves as “gay friendly” to divert attention from terrible human rights violations, in this case diverting attention from the brutal colonization of Palestine. Israel is the country most famous for pinkwashing, engaging it as a strategy in their rebranding campaign for the last decade.”This particular angle has been largely erased in media commentary about the picket, which, as Oriela and Bizzy explain, was largely focused on challenging the use of an iconic queer venue for this particular State Zionist Council of Queensland event. Another key thread that has been largely ignored by mainstream commentary is the fact that this picket was organised by a collective of workers, patrons and performers and included the incredible decision of workers from the Wickham Hotel deciding to refuse to work if the booking went ahead. To talk about the importance of this action, I catch up with dear friend of Radio Reversal, Ari Russell from Unionists for Palestine, to put this action in the broader context of workers organising against the ongoing genocide in Gaza. We talk about how hard it has been for many of us to find ways to leverage our power as workers; and the ongoing struggle to build a sense of collective power in a time of record-low union membership and ineffective trade union bureaucracies. In this context, it is especially important to highlight the significance of autonomous worker-led action like this event. It might not be perfect, but it's worth emphasising how powerful it can be for workers, performers and broader community to flex their muscles together in ways like this; standing, as Lulu LeMan put it, against pinkwashing, against the exploitation of workers, and in solidarity with queer Palestinians. We wrap up by talking a bit about an ongoing crowdfunding campaign to support workers and performers who lost wages as a result of refusing to work during this event, which you can find and support here. Another jam-packed episode full of revolutionary potential and tantalising threads. As usual - we'd love to hear your thoughts, concerns and questions. Get in touch with us here or via social media to let us know what you think!Yours in solidarity,Anna (for the Radio Reversal Collective) This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit radioreversal.substack.com

Camillo Padoa-Schioppa is a Professor of Neuroscience at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. In this conversation, we talk about Camillo's work on economic values in the brain, whether it is causally involved in choice, Camillo's career, working with different species, and much more.BJKS Podcast is a podcast about neuroscience, psychology, and anything vaguely related, hosted by Benjamin James Kuper-Smith.Support the show: https://geni.us/bjks-patreonTimestamps0:00:00: The historic background of economic value0:12:31: How Camillo became a neuroeconomist0:38:50: What does neuroscience add to our understanding of behaviour?0:47:52: Value in the brain / discussing Camillo's 2006 Nature paper1:05:47: Does the brain even need to compute value?1:11:59: Causality in neuroscience / discussing Camillo's 2020 Nature paper1:27:19: Trivial decisions1:31:26: Is it wise to do neuroscience in humans and in animals, or should I focus on one approach?1:40:15: A book or paper more people should read1:43:19: Something Camillo wishes he'd learnt sooner1:45:53: Advice for PhD students/postdocsPodcast linksWebsite: https://geni.us/bjks-podTwitter: https://geni.us/bjks-pod-twtCamillo's linksWebsite: https://geni.us/padoa-schioppa-webGoogle Scholar: https://geni.us/padoa-schioppa-scholarTwitter: https://geni.us/padoa-schioppa-twtBen's linksWebsite: https://geni.us/bjks-webGoogle Scholar: https://geni.us/bjks-scholarTwitter: https://geni.us/bjks-twtReferencesBallesta ... & Padoa-Schioppa (2020). Values encoded in orbitofrontal cortex are causally related to economic choices. Nature.Bentham (1780). An introduction to the principles of morals and legislation.Gigerenzer & Gaissmaier (2011). Heuristic decision making. Annual review of psychology.Hayden & Niv (2021). The case against economic values in the orbitofrontal cortex (or anywhere else in the brain). Behavioral Neuroscience.Homer. Iliad.Homer. Odyssey.Padoa-Schioppa (2009). Range-adapting representation of economic value in the orbitofrontal cortex. Journal of Neuroscience.Padoa-Schioppa (2011). Neurobiology of economic choice: a good-based model. Annual review of neuroscience.Padoa-Schioppa & Assad (2006). Neurons in the orbitofrontal cortex encode economic value. Nature.Padoa-Schioppa & Conen (2017). Orbitofrontal cortex: a neural circuit for economic decisions. Neuron.Padoa-Schioppa ... & Visalberghi (2006). Multi-stage mental process for economic choice in capuchins. Cognition.Padoa-Schioppa, Li & Bizzi (2002). Neuronal correlates of kinematics-to-dynamics transformation in the supplementary motor area. Neuron.Smith (1759). The theory of moral sentiments.Salzman ... & Newsome (1990). Cortical microstimulation influences perceptual judgements of motion direction. Nature.Salzman ... & Newsome (1992). Microstimulation in visual area MT: effects on direction discrimination performance. Journal of Neuroscience.Visalberghi & Trinca (1989). Tool use in capuchin monkeys: Distinguishing between performing and understanding. Primates. Episode w/ Smaldino: https://geni.us/bjks-smaldino_2

Meet Emily. She's a freelance creative in the cannabis industry here in Oklahoma. She specializes in video production, photography, social media management and more! In this episode, we talk about taking a break from the Backwoods, using cannabis to get rid of her seizures, getting off antidepressants and anxiety medicine, along with setting a price for your value and being confident in the creative work you do. We also touch on starting from the bottom and working your way up to the position you're in now. Tune in, while we get to know Emily better and have insightful conversation.

Meet Emily. She's a freelance creative in the cannabis industry here in Oklahoma. She specializes in video production, photography, social media management and more! In this episode, we talk about taking a break from the Backwoods, using cannabis to get rid of her seizures, getting off antidepressants and anxiety medicine, along with setting a price for your value and being confident in the creative work you do. We also touch on starting from the bottom and working your way up to the position you're in now. Tune in, while we get to know Emily better and have insightful conversation.

Rich sits down with Richard Zavlyanov - a Real Estate Developer, Investor, and Head of Development at Diamond Dev Group. Richard has a degree in business administration from Queens borough community college and continuing education of Real Estate Development from Baruch college. He's worked closely with developers such as Bizzi & Partners Development, Extell development, Aronov development and lastly AFI USA.Rich and Richard start off by discussing how they met Terry Harris, what Richard currently does in the multi-family and condo spaces in NYC, the permitting processes in New York and California, Affordability housing in New York,  multi-family cap-rates, the current rate environment, and hyper-depreciation.They also reflect on the current pricing of condos, Richard's current exit strategies, tax abatements and refinancing, rent control, the 421a tax abatement, tax freezes, and builder incentives in New York.Lastly, Rich and Richard talk about the biggest real estate challenges Richard is currently facing, where Richard is sourcing his investor capital, the importance of reputation, the best deals Richard has ever done, forcing appreciation, how to get into real estate, the price-per-unit payout for Richard's buildout, and what Richard would recommend doing when getting into real estate.Connect with Richard on Instagram: @richiezav--Connect with Rich on Instagram: @rich_somersInterested in investing with Somers Capital? Visit www.somerscapital.com/invest to learn more. Interested in joining our Boutique Hotel Mastermind? Visit www.somerscapital.com/mastermind to book a free call. Interested in STR/Boutique Hotel Management? Visit www.excelsiorstays.com/management to book a free call.

Olá sejam bem vindo ao nosso quadro de entrevistas do Podcast da Mineração. Nesse programa conversamos com Luiz Bizzi, Geólogo (PhD-MBA, )executivo com sólida experiência na direção de corporações grande, médias e pequenas. e no desenvolvimento de projetos com fundos de investimento, family offices, bancos e fundos de investimento. O Dr. Bizzi é ex-Presidente e atual Membro do Conselho Superior da Agência para o Desenvolvimento e Inovação do Setor Mineral Brasileiro (ADIMB). Confiram essa e outras entrevistas no canal e Lembrem-se: "Mineração pode não ser o futuro mas não existe futuro sem a mineração" Criação de Arte: Raul Cadena Patrocinador Oficial: ADIMB - https://adimb.org.br/ - @adimb_oficial #mineração #tecnologia #technology #podcastdamineração #podcast #inovação #engenheirodeminas #engenhariademinas #futuro #inovação #innovations #innovations #adimb #setormineral #desafios #geologia #treinamento #capacitaçãoprofissional #profissional #profissionalizante #geo #mina #geologa #conselheiro #desenvolvimentotecnologico

Today I am honoured to welcome Ingrid Silva onto the Bizzimumzi podcast.      Just a mer 13 years ago Ingrid Silva moved from the humble outskirts of Rio De Janeiro to one of the most acclaimed ballet companies in the US. Ingrid is now the First Dancer of Dance Theater of Harlem, a ballet company which is worldwide renowned for prioritizing Afro-descendant dancers in their casting.  Using her voice and her stunning ballet moves, Ingrid has been a force advocating diversity and equality in the dance sector. Ingrid has graced the cover of Vogue Brasil with her little baby girl inside her tummy, is the Dior Vibe AMbassador, and she is the founder of EmpowerHer New York, an organization that seeks to empower women through education and she lastly because she is not Bizzi enough co-founded Blacks in Ballet an NGO that aims to give visibility to black dancers.      On today's Bizzimumzi episode, Ashley and Ingrid discuss:     - Moving to a new country not speaking English and taking on all the challenges     - Finding your voice as a women and a mother     - Expectations hit differently now being a mother     - Asking for help and knowing you need that support to do it all     - Advocating for women of colour in the dance world     - Navigating the emotions of your child when they can't use their words yet     - Starting Blacks in Ballet and Dancers & Motherhood       The Bizzimumzi Podcast is brought to you by coffee-infused host Ashley Verma. This show is created to share all the ups, downs and all arounds of the wild world of parenting. Each week Ashley will be joined by a fellow inspiring, thriving and surviving Bizzimumzi – who will share their own journey. This podcast is your weekly opportunity to take a deep breath as we try to navigate the wild world of parenting; think of this podcast as the safe space where we are not too hard on ourselves, we share our humility and relish in overcoming the inevitable failures that simply happen. This is a podcast for those who are unapologetically At Its Best, even when 'At its Best' means the dishes aren't done, there is crayon on the walls and your hair hasn't been washed in forever. We Are Bizzimumzi.    We love hearing from you! Get in touch with any topic suggestions, questions and feedback at: info@bizzimumzi.com    

This week on The Bizzimumzi Podcast, Ashley is joined in conversation by Nicki Shields.        Nicki is a television presenter, live events host and YouTuber and is familiarly known as the face of BBC's FIA Formula E Championship, the electric street racing series. She is also the anchor for Supercharged on CNN, a technology and motor show, ITV's Goodwood Festival of Speed and Revival programmes and has been seen across broadcast channels including ITV, BBC, Channel 5 and Sky Sports. Nicki is a Science Communicator with a Biological Sciences Degree and specialises in sports and automotive, science, technology and the environment.       Nicky welcomed her second baby boy into the world roughly 7 months ago. In this Bizzi chat, Nicki shares her juggling act now with her fullhouse and what it was like introducing her older son Arthur, who is 3 years old, to little Orlando. They share a good laugh about sleep deprivation and how they tackle the day with enthusiasm and coffee.   Also in this Bizzimumzi podcast episode we discuss:      * Balancing work and now two kids     * Pressure to share your expecting news with work     * A bit more relaxed mindset with expecting baby #2     * Caring less about the bounce back body and more about bouncing back into work      * Favourite things about cars and the perfect dream 3 car garage         The Bizzimumzi Podcast is brought to you by coffee-infused host Ashley Verma. This show is created to share all the ups, downs and all arounds of being a mom, owning a successful business and truly managing being an un-single single mom, attempting to balance all aspects of family life! Each week Ashley will be joined by a fellow inspiring, thriving and surviving Bizzimumzi - who will share their own journey. This podcast is your weekly opportunity to take a deep breath as we try to navigate the wild world of parenting; think of this podcast as the safe space where we are not too hard on ourselves, we share our humility and relish in overcoming the inevitable failures that simply happen. This is a show for those Mom's that are not trying to be shiny and filtered. This is a podcast for those who are unapologetically, at their best and worst, Bizzimumzi's!                    Bizzimumzi Resources: Facebook / Instagram / LinkedIn  / Youtube  

    | #  | Artist  | Track Title  | Time  | 1  |   | Selena vs X men - Give it up (Matt Jam Lamont and DJ Face remix)  | 05:53  | 2  | Daryl B  | Daryl B - I Just Can't (4x4 Mix)  | 05:18  | 3  | Groove Chronicals  | Masterplan  | 05:41  | 4  | Maxee  | When I Look Into Your Eyes [m  | 05:13  | 5  | 24 Hour Experience  | Got Myself Together  | 04:21  | 6  | Nu-Birth  | Anytime (Gant Mix)  | 06:15  | 7  | Ramsey & Fen  | Love Bug (Bump & Flex Mix)  | 05:39  | 8  | DJ Lewi  | DJ Lewi - Hold Me Tight (VIP 4x4 mix)  | 05:34  | 9  | KP  | I Need A Rhythm  | 05:47  | 10  | TJ Cases  | Do it Again (Full Ground mix)  | 06:46  | 11  | DnD  | DnD - Pick Me Up (White Label Remix)  | 05:19  | 12  | unknow artist  | Feeling High  | 04:01  | 13  | Shaun Escoffery  | Shaun Escoffery - Space Rider (MJ Cole vocal mix)  | 05:16  | 14  | Leee John  | Lee John - Your mind your body your soul (MJ Cole remix)  | 06:07  | 15  |   | Andy Gilbert - Walking Around (Dnd Remix)  | 03:18  | 16  | Baffled  | Going On  | 06:39  | 17  | 702  | 702 - You Don't Know (Reservoir Dogs Dub Mix)  | 05:49  | 18  | Brandy  | Full Moon (Mad Skillz Vocal)  | 05:40  | 19  | Todd Edwards  | Never Far From You  | 06:15  | 20  | En Vogue  | Whatever (Tuff Jam 2 In 1 Mix)  | 07:27  | 21  |   | M Dubs - Bump 'n' Grind (Sunship Remix)  | 05:24  | 22  |   | Texas - In Demand (Sunship Remix)  | 05:26  | 23  | Y Tribe  | Computer Luv  | 04:38  | 24  | pink  | there you go (sovreign 2 step mix)  | 06:20  | 25  | Corrupt Cru  | G.A.R.A.G.E ft MC Neat  | 05:25  | 26  |   | Soul II Soul - Fairplay (Wookie Dub Mix)  | 05:40  | 27  | Kartik  | The Way We Freak  | 05:24  | 28  | M-Dubs  | Over You (4x4 Shuffle Mix)  | 05:42  | 29  | Todd Edwards  | No Scrubs (Dub ReWork)  | 06:52  | 30  | Tanto Metro & Devonte  | Tanto Metro & Devonte - Everyone Falls In Love (Masterstepz mix)  | 05:30  | 31  | DAWN TALLMAN  | NEW YORK CITY GIRL (TUFF JAM) - 98  | 06:54  | 32  | Colour Girl  | Joyrider (Y-Tribe's Underground Mix)  | 05:12  | 33  | De Ryus  | Grass Ain't Greener (MJ Cole Vocal)  | 06:02  | 34  | Somore  | Somore - I Refuse (What You Want) (Industry Standard Club Mix)  | 06:38  | 35  | DONNA DEE  | CLOCK THE DOUGH (NEW HORIZIONS MIX) - 98  | 05:55  | 36  | Vincent J Alvis  | Body Killin (M Dubs Remix)  | 05:44  | 37  |   | Double 99 - Jump 98 (RIP Remix)  | 05:26  | 38  | Masterstepz  | Melody 2.0  | 04:12  | 39  | The Heartists  | Belo Horizonti (Ramsey & Fen)  | 05:53  | 40  | Y Tribe  | My Favourite Girl (Sunship Vocal Mix)  | 06:02  | 41  | Standard Flow  | Standard Flow (DnD Remix)  | 05:06  | 42  | Brasstooth  | I Can't Quite (Original Mix)  | 06:42  | 43  | Booker T  | Bizzi's Party - 97  | 06:24  | 44  | Scott Garcia  | A London Thing (London Mix)  | 06:52  | 45  | unknow artist  | SOMORE - P4  | 06:16  | 46  | dizzee rascal  | stand up tall (acapella)  | 02:38

Cette semaine on reçoit Bizzi Blazzä! On réagit au courrier du cœur d'une anonyme, qui demande conseils concernant un homme avec beaucoup de red flags. On choisit pendant une partie de “tu préfères”, entre avoir un enfant qui expérimente les rapports intimes très tôt ou un enfant qui développe une addiction à la drogue. On se demande si les femmes hétéro fétichisent l'amitié avec un homme gay, on parle d'avoir des enfants “tard” et du type de relations que tu formes avec cet enfant. On parle de GPA et des différence entre la scène gay à Paris vs Montréal. Achetez le merch officiel de DAEDS ici: https://www.bonfire.com/store/damour-et-de-sexe/ Faites un don pour nous permettre de continuer à produire le podcast: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=EBW2JPXJ8JV9WVous avez des courriers du coeur, des commentaires et des suggestions? Envoyez nous un courriel au damouretdesexepodcast@gmail.com  Suivez nous sur Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/damouretdesexeSuivez nous sur Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/DAEDS_podcastSuivez nous sur Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@damouretdesexe

Vu Trong Nghia (Vince) is currently CEO and co-founder of Bizzi, a VC- backed startup providing intelligent accounts payable & receivable automation platform. Before his MBA in the US, Nghia had an established career with different positions at multinational companies, including brand manager at GlaxoSmithKline and Unilever, and marketing manager at Dairy Queen where he successfully led the launch of Warren Buffett's brand in Vietnam. He also has a passion to work with early-stage innovative startups as an angel investor and mentor. Vince holds an MBA (with Honor) from the Thunderbird School of Global Management, where, as a Thunderbird SHARE Fellow, he was proudly funded by the Fulbright scholarship program. Show notes at: https://www.jeremyau.com/blog/vu-trong-nghia You can find the community discussion for this episode at: https://club.jeremyau.com/c/podcasts/vu-trong-nghia

Anh Nghĩa Vũ chính là CEO & Co-Founder của Bizzi và đồng thời là chủ nhân của ý tưởng dùng công nghệ để tối ưu hoá vận hành cho bộ phận tài chính-kế toán, nơi vẫn còn rất nhiều sự thủ công ở Việt Nam nhưng lại góp phần lớn đến năng suất làm việc của doanh nghiệp. Trước khi thành lập Bizzi, anh Nghĩa từng làm việc tại các tập đoàn đa quốc gia như Unilever, GlaxoSmithKline, QSR Vietnam,...và thấu hiểu sự tốn kém về mặt nhân lực và thời gian cho các doanh nghiệp bán lẻ khi phải xử lý hàng trăm hoá đơn bằng thủ công. Năm 2020, Bizzi đã gọi vốn thành công từ Quỹ đầu tư mạo hiểm 500 Startups Vietnam nhờ có những khách hàng lớn tin dùng như DKSH Việt Nam, 3A Nutritions, GS25, Guardian,...Là doanh nghiệp vừa và nhỏ, tại sao bạn chắc chắn phải tìm hiểu về công cụ tiện lợi này? Hãy lắng nghe sự chia sẻ của CEO Bizzi cùng host Ruby Nguyễn nhé. Đừng quên có thể xem bản video của podcast này tại YouTube: linkVà đọc những bài viết thú vị tại website vietcetera.com Nếu có bất cứ góp ý, phản hồi hay thắc mắc gì, bạn có thể gửi email về địa chia vi@vietcetera.com nhé.

Sự phát triển của công nghệ đã làm thay đổi hoàn toàn quy cách vận hành trong doanh nghiệp. Không chỉ riêng Markerting hay Công nghệ Thông tin, lĩnh vực Tài chính, Kiểm toán cũng được ứng dụng công nghệ để tối ưu hóa hiệu suất, hướng đến mục tiêu mang lại giá trị bền vững cho doanh nghiệp và khách hàng. Liệu, công nghệ có thể thay thế vai trò của con người? Ngành tài chính sẽ phát triển như thế nào trong tương lai? Tất cả sẽ được giải đáp rất cụ thể bởi khách mời Vũ Trọng Nghĩa. Anh hiện nắm giữ chức vụ CEO/Founder tại Bizzi, startup công nghệ cung cấp giải pháp về tự động hóa cho thị trường kế toán, tài chính. Theo anh Nghĩa, công nghệ sẽ là trợ thủ đắc lực của con người. Đồng thời, nó có thể đưa các nhân sự trở về đúng với vai trò của mình. Cảm ơn sự đồng hành của Circo - coworking space, không gian làm việc linh hoạt dành cho mọi doanh nghiệp. #vietnamentrepreneurs #bizzi #tudonghoa

Cet épisode est enregistré en partenariat avec la Fédération Française du Prêt-à-Porter Féminin et le soutien du Défi.  Novembre, c'est le mois des budgets et des prévisions ! Les frontières s'ouvrent de nouveau après 2 années compliquées pour l'export des marques de mode. Nous sommes partis à la rencontre des directeurs des salons internationaux pour faire un point sur les tendances d'achat de leur marché et écouter leurs conseils pour entrer chez les multimarques de leur pays. Ils nous présentent également leur offre post-covid en tant que salon de mode. Au programme : White à Milan, Coterie à New York, D&A à Los Angeles, Scoop et Pure à Londres, CPM à Moscou, CPD à Düsseldorf, ainsi que Neonyt et Value à Francfort.  C'est avec le White à Milan que nous commençons, nous avons échangé avec Brenda Bellei, CEO du salon depuis sa création, il y a 20 ans.  White Milano est le salon de référence de la mode féminine internationale au cœur du quartier de la mode de Tortona.  Un croisement d'art, de design, de culture et de technologie, axé sur l'exploration ciblée de nouveaux langages de la mode et d'installations innovantes conçues par le fondateur de White, Massimiliano Bizzi. White c'est également une application permettant aux marques et aux retailers de se connecter plus facilement entre eux afin de faciliter la prise d'ordre Wholesale et la communication digitale. Cette application a été développée avec l'aide de Sébastien de Hutten directeur des salons Playtime, de Picaflor Edition et d'Events United.  https://www.whiteshow.com/enhttps://eventsunited.net/abouthttps://www.iloveplaytime.com/frhttps://lamilanesa.it/https://www.sugar.it/     Retrouvez toutes les informations concernant la Fédération Française du Prêt-à-Porter Féminin sur https://pretaporter.com/. Pour toutes les opérations de la Fédération à l'international, rendez-vous sur https://modeinfrance.com/  Pour soutenir le podcast : S'abonnerà Wholesale Is Not Dead pour ne pas rater la sortie du prochain épisode ! Mettre 5 étoiles et laisser un commentaire cool sur Apple Podcast pour aider d'autres personnes à découvrir le podcast. Pour nous poser des questions c'est par ici  . Sur instagram : @marsbrandingagency   

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Download episode #77 of The Fire & Ice Show featuring artists like : Russell Saint, Right To Life Ft. Micky More & Andy Tee, Adri Block & Paul Parsons, Crazibiza & Cheesecake Boys, Emeli Sande & Booker T, Frederico D' Alessia Ft. Yvette Plant & Shane D, Tommy Boccuto, The Shapeshifters Ft. Billy Porter & David Penn, Block & Crown & Paul Parsons, FabioEsse & FederFunk, Danny Foster Ft. BKT & Naressa Maye, Doc Link, Duskope, Sebb Junior, Reggie Steele & AmFlow, The Fog, Bizzi, Eurythmics, Heller 'n' Farley Project, Nu Yorican Soul, Stretch & Vern, Tjr Ft. Xavier, Y-Tribe, Sneaker Pimps ..... Catch The Fire & Ice Show Saturdays on dejavufm.com 7-9 PM, watch and interact on the dejavu website and also listen on the TuneinnApp. Download the podcast from dejavufm.com, ITunes, Mixcloud, Soundcloud & Spotify each week.

In der 5. Folge FASHION UNEXPECTED steht uns F.A.Z.-Redakteur Alfons Kaiser Rede und Antwort. Vor zwei Monaten ist seine Karl-Lagerfeld-Biografie erschienen, und schon hat sie es in die Bestseller-Listen geschafft. Wie war der Modemacher privat? Wie viel Karl steckt in Alfons? Und was bleibt von Karl dem Großen nach seinem Tod? Alfons Kaiser schaut hinter den Mythos, enthüllt überraschende Wahrheiten eines Journalisten und macht einen öffentlichen Aufruf an seine Nicht-Follower und an Lady Gaga. Ein intensives und gleichzeitig fröhliches Gespräch erwartet euch – vielleicht als kleinen Ausgleich zu nicht ganz so freudigen Zeiten. Karl Lagerfeld würde dazu übrigens sagen: „Stress? Ich kenne nur Strass!“ Viel Spaß beim Reinhören! Cover-Foto: Getty, Fotos: Lottermann & Fuentes, Musik: Markus Nikolai

Puntata 365 di Border Nights, programma radiofonico di Web Radio Network in onda ogni martedì alle 22 e poi in podcast su tutte le piattaforme digitali. Ospiti della puntata Nicola Bizzi e Matteo Martini curatori del libro "Operazione Corona". Con loro Luca La Bella che ha fornito il suo contributo al libro e che ci parlerà in particolare del post-elezioni Usa, tematica che sarà affrontata nella seconda parte anche da Andrea Bizzocchi: sentimento americano, Trump ed il deep state. Con la partecipazione di Riccardo Rocchesso, Pietro Ratto, Maestro Di Dietrologia, Paolo Franceschetti (racconterà Osho) Tom Bosco, Barbara Marchand (transurfing).

Hablando de los reclamos del SUOEM y las agresiones al comerciante de barrio observatorio

El vocero de SUOEM habla de las manifestaciones que se están llevando a cabo

In dieser Folge: Die fantastische Claire Beermann, Style Directorin beim ZEIT Magazin. Ihre Karriere startete mit ihrem Blog C'est Clairette, bis Vogue Online und später der Herausgeber des ZEIT Magazins, Christoph Amend, ihr Talent erkannten. Claire kennt ihre Generation, ist neugierig und weiß was sie will. Ihr Stil ist feminin! Jogging-Hosen trägt sie nicht, sieht aber im Bereich Athleisure einen Ongoing Future Trend. Was die Halblibanesin außerdem bewegt, welche Vintage Online Shops sie empfiehlt und ob wir sie nächstes Jahr in Frankfurt erwarten können - hört ihr im Podcast! Cover-Foto - Sandra Semburg, Music - Markus Nikolai, Fotos - Lottermann & Fuentes CLAIRE'S BLOG & HILFSPROJEKT FÜR BEIRUT https://cestclairette.com/

FASHION UNEXPECTED – by Nordisk Büro – holt euch inspirierende Persönlichkeiten aus der Fashion-Szene in diesen Podcast.

El vocero del SUOEM, Damián Bizzi, habló con Pura Verdad sobre la negociación con las autoridades por el sector educativo y sobre la marcación de presentismo en el Palacio 6 de julio.

Hablamos sobre el conflicto del SUOEM con el municipio y la reunión que se llevara a cabo

My next guest is Vince Vu, an entrepreneur, advisor, investor and partner for various startups in the Vietnam ecosystem. He's currently the co-founder of Bizzi Vietnam, an accounting automation tool using robotic process automation (RPA) as it aims to simplify and digitize the financial operations of companies. We talked about his career, how it led to Bizzi Vietnam and the Vietnam startup community. AND TIPS for talent acquisition in VN. Details: Vince's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nghiavu1/ Bizzi Vietnam Website: https://bizzi.vn/ Bizzi Vietnam Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bizzivietnam/ Great article on Bizzi: https://www.techinasia.com/500-startups-backs-bizzi

Hablamos con Damián Bizzi, vocero del Suoem, sobre el estado del diálogo con las autoridades de la Municipalidad por el recorte salarial.

Trentottesima puntata della stagione 2019-2020 di Border Nights – La notte ai confini in diretta dalle 22 su Web Radio Network e poi in podcast su Spreaker, YouTube, Spotify, Itunes. Ospiti della puntata Francesca Occhionero per parlare dello scandalo EyePiramid, Nicola Bizzi su quello che potrebbe accadere in Italia e Carlo Corbucci ospite di Archè. Ad aprire la puntata l’opinionista Riccardo Rocchesso e la consueta copertina di Pietro Ratto.EYEPIRAMID, COSA RIMANE? FRANCESCA OCCHIONEROPrima ospite della puntata sarà Francesca Occhionero, dipinta dai giornali come Lady Hacker. Venne arrestata insieme al fratello Giulio in occasione dell’operazione EyePiramid. Ha raccontato la sua esperienza nel libro “Una stagione nell’inferno di Rebibbia”. (Aracne) ” Il volume, attraverso una sorta di monologo interiore, racconta un fatto realmente accaduto. Nelle intenzioni non fu scritto per essere dato alle stampe, ma per aiutarmi a sopravvivere, per darmi la forza di svincolarmi da quell’ambiente terribile che è il carcere, un posto che mi era completamente estraneo sino alla fatidica data del 9 gennaio 2017. Quella del carcere è un’esperienza che non auguro a nessuno, che, se sei fortunato, non ti lascia nessun segno esteriore, ma una profonda cicatrice per ricordarti lungo tutta la vita che quel passato è esistito davvero. Io nell’inferno di Rebibbia ho passato ben nove mesi, e tuttora non mi spiego come sia sopravvissuta alle malattie, alle liti, alle botte e alla depressione; quello che so con certezza è che per il caso EyePyramid, in cui sono rimasta coinvolta, non si è trattato di un errore giudiziario ma di un complesso disegno progettato molto tempo prima e che ha visto coinvolti più soggetti, da esponenti di primo piano delle forze dell’ordine a quelli della magistratura, fino, forse, a soggetti appartenenti ai servizi di sicurezza della Repubblica. Questo non vuole essere solo un libro sulla sofferenza e sugli accadimenti, ma anche un libro di denuncia contro uno strumento, quello della carcerazione, fin troppo abusato in Italia, le cui misure restrittive sulla libertà personale dovrebbero essere applicate solo laddove strettamente necessarie e vengono invece utilizzate quale mezzo di coercizione per ottenere prove (o presunte tali), confessioni e patteggiamenti. Vorrei che ciò che è successo a me e a mio fratello Giulio non capitasse mai più a nessun altro, ma so che questa è una mera utopia”. Cosa rimane di questa operazione di cui nessuno parla più? Quale reale verità si nasconde dietro gli hackeraggi e lo spionaggio dei potenti?NICOLA BIZZI: COSA STA PER ACCADERE IN ITALIA?Secondo ospite della puntata sarà Nicola Bizzi che di recente ha profetizzato l’arrivo di una seconda Tangentopoli in Italia, stavolta non per sovvertire il sistema politico come accaduto nel ’92 ma per lo scopo opposto: lottare contro il deep state. Nicola Bizzi ha fondato e dirige la casa editrice Aurora Boreale. Ecco il profilo che ne traccia LibreIdee: ” Storico indipendente e originalissimo, Bizzi ha firmato volumi di estremo interesse, come il recentissimo “Atlantide e altre pagine di storia proibita”, e “Ipazia di Alessandria e l’enigma di Santa Caterina”, usciti nel 2018. All’anno precedente risale il saggio-denuncia “La crisi della Repubblica dei partiti. Dal crollo del Muro di Berlino a Tangentopoli”. Sempre nel 2017, Bizzi ha pubblicato il primo volume della spettacolare ricerca “Da Eleusi a Firenze”, nella quale rivela la sopravvivenza “clandestina”, fino ai nostri giorni – e con epicentro nel Rinascimento italiano – dell’antichissima tradizione dei Misteri Eleusini. In quella che Bizzi chiama “eleusinità”, espressione risalente al II millennio avanti Cristo, si riverbera la mitica creazione di un’umanità primigenia, quella degli Egei cretesi, la cui origine è attribuita ai Titani, divinità benevole che si opposero ai successivi dèi dell’Olimpo, fino allo “scontro di civiltà” simboleggiato dalla Guerra di Troia, da cui poi anche la fondazione di Roma per opera del profugo troiano Enea“DOTTRINE ESOTERICHE: CARLO CORBUCCI“Che cos’è l’esoterismo?”: questo il titolo della quinta puntata di “Arché”, la rubrica curata da Salvo Milazzo e Gianluca Marletta, che in questa occasione avranno ospite Carlo Corbucci, esperto di cultura islamica e medioorientale e studioso di dottrine esoteriche e spirituali, autore, tra l’altro, dei volumi “Renè Guenon e Ibn Arabi” e “Islam: sunnismo e sciismo. Dalla prospettiva metafisica e iniziatica dell’esoterismo integrale”, entrambi pubblicati da Irfan Edizioni. Si parlerà dei vari aspetti delle dottrine esoteriche nelle tradizioni cristiana e islamica cercando di far luce su alcuni equivoci che, specie in epoca recente, hanno minato la comprensione di ciò che hanno rappresentato le vie iniziatiche nell’arco della storia umana.LE RUBRICHE DI BORDER NIGHTSTorneranno anche le nostre rubriche: la ruota libera con Paolo Franceschetti, la campana dello zio Tom con Tom Bosco, la biblioteca di Barbara Marchand, la scheda del Maestro Di Dietrologia

Trentottesima puntata della stagione 2019-2020 di Border Nights – La notte ai confini in diretta dalle 22 su Web Radio Network e poi in podcast su Spreaker, YouTube, Spotify, Itunes. Ospiti della puntata Francesca Occhionero per parlare dello scandalo EyePiramid, Nicola Bizzi su quello che potrebbe accadere in Italia e Carlo Corbucci ospite di Archè. Ad aprire la puntata l’opinionista Riccardo Rocchesso e la consueta copertina di Pietro Ratto.EYEPIRAMID, COSA RIMANE? FRANCESCA OCCHIONEROPrima ospite della puntata sarà Francesca Occhionero, dipinta dai giornali come Lady Hacker. Venne arrestata insieme al fratello Giulio in occasione dell’operazione EyePiramid. Ha raccontato la sua esperienza nel libro “Una stagione nell’inferno di Rebibbia”. (Aracne) ” Il volume, attraverso una sorta di monologo interiore, racconta un fatto realmente accaduto. Nelle intenzioni non fu scritto per essere dato alle stampe, ma per aiutarmi a sopravvivere, per darmi la forza di svincolarmi da quell’ambiente terribile che è il carcere, un posto che mi era completamente estraneo sino alla fatidica data del 9 gennaio 2017. Quella del carcere è un’esperienza che non auguro a nessuno, che, se sei fortunato, non ti lascia nessun segno esteriore, ma una profonda cicatrice per ricordarti lungo tutta la vita che quel passato è esistito davvero. Io nell’inferno di Rebibbia ho passato ben nove mesi, e tuttora non mi spiego come sia sopravvissuta alle malattie, alle liti, alle botte e alla depressione; quello che so con certezza è che per il caso EyePyramid, in cui sono rimasta coinvolta, non si è trattato di un errore giudiziario ma di un complesso disegno progettato molto tempo prima e che ha visto coinvolti più soggetti, da esponenti di primo piano delle forze dell’ordine a quelli della magistratura, fino, forse, a soggetti appartenenti ai servizi di sicurezza della Repubblica. Questo non vuole essere solo un libro sulla sofferenza e sugli accadimenti, ma anche un libro di denuncia contro uno strumento, quello della carcerazione, fin troppo abusato in Italia, le cui misure restrittive sulla libertà personale dovrebbero essere applicate solo laddove strettamente necessarie e vengono invece utilizzate quale mezzo di coercizione per ottenere prove (o presunte tali), confessioni e patteggiamenti. Vorrei che ciò che è successo a me e a mio fratello Giulio non capitasse mai più a nessun altro, ma so che questa è una mera utopia”. Cosa rimane di questa operazione di cui nessuno parla più? Quale reale verità si nasconde dietro gli hackeraggi e lo spionaggio dei potenti?NICOLA BIZZI: COSA STA PER ACCADERE IN ITALIA?Secondo ospite della puntata sarà Nicola Bizzi che di recente ha profetizzato l’arrivo di una seconda Tangentopoli in Italia, stavolta non per sovvertire il sistema politico come accaduto nel ’92 ma per lo scopo opposto: lottare contro il deep state. Nicola Bizzi ha fondato e dirige la casa editrice Aurora Boreale. Ecco il profilo che ne traccia LibreIdee: ” Storico indipendente e originalissimo, Bizzi ha firmato volumi di estremo interesse, come il recentissimo “Atlantide e altre pagine di storia proibita”, e “Ipazia di Alessandria e l’enigma di Santa Caterina”, usciti nel 2018. All’anno precedente risale il saggio-denuncia “La crisi della Repubblica dei partiti. Dal crollo del Muro di Berlino a Tangentopoli”. Sempre nel 2017, Bizzi ha pubblicato il primo volume della spettacolare ricerca “Da Eleusi a Firenze”, nella quale rivela la sopravvivenza “clandestina”, fino ai nostri giorni – e con epicentro nel Rinascimento italiano – dell’antichissima tradizione dei Misteri Eleusini. In quella che Bizzi chiama “eleusinità”, espressione risalente al II millennio avanti Cristo, si riverbera la mitica creazione di un’umanità primigenia, quella degli Egei cretesi, la cui origine è attribuita ai Titani, divinità benevole che si opposero ai successivi dèi dell’Olimpo, fino allo “scontro di civiltà” simboleggiato dalla Guerra di Troia, da cui poi anche la fondazione di Roma per opera del profugo troiano Enea“DOTTRINE ESOTERICHE: CARLO CORBUCCI“Che cos’è l’esoterismo?”: questo il titolo della quinta puntata di “Arché”, la rubrica curata da Salvo Milazzo e Gianluca Marletta, che in questa occasione avranno ospite Carlo Corbucci, esperto di cultura islamica e medioorientale e studioso di dottrine esoteriche e spirituali, autore, tra l’altro, dei volumi “Renè Guenon e Ibn Arabi” e “Islam: sunnismo e sciismo. Dalla prospettiva metafisica e iniziatica dell’esoterismo integrale”, entrambi pubblicati da Irfan Edizioni. Si parlerà dei vari aspetti delle dottrine esoteriche nelle tradizioni cristiana e islamica cercando di far luce su alcuni equivoci che, specie in epoca recente, hanno minato la comprensione di ciò che hanno rappresentato le vie iniziatiche nell’arco della storia umana.LE RUBRICHE DI BORDER NIGHTSTorneranno anche le nostre rubriche: la ruota libera con Paolo Franceschetti, la campana dello zio Tom con Tom Bosco, la biblioteca di Barbara Marchand, la scheda del Maestro Di Dietrologia

In una giornata di Marzo di milleseicentotre anni or sono, ad Alessandria d’Egitto, un’orda di monaci fanatici istigati dal Patriarca Cirillo violentava, uccideva e faceva letteralmente a pezzi una donna, Ipazia, una stimata filosofa e scienziata, ma soprattutto una grande Iniziata. Sia gli esecutori che i mandanti di questo efferato delitto restarono impuniti, perché ormai già da tempo, sia in Egitto che nelle altre province dell’Impero Romano, il vento era cambiato ed era stata imposta una nuova religione costruita ad arte per soddisfare un preciso disegno di dominio e di controllo sociale. Ipazia ebbe il destino di vivere proprio in questa terribile congiuntura storica ed operava, con i suoi insegnamenti, per la liberazione dell’umanità dalle proprie catene. Rappresentava un fascio di luce capace di squarciare le tenebre dell’oscurantismo, del dogmatismo e dell’ignoranza e per questo faceva tanta paura ai burattinai del “sistema” e andava a tutti i costi fatta tacere per sempre. Troppo vasta però era la sua fama perché la sua memoria potesse essere cancellata con un semplice tratto di penna. La Chiesa dovette così ricorrere a una mistificazione, inventando una figura che ne rivestisse, seppur invertite e ribaltate nei contenuti, le principali caratteristiche. Stiamo parlando di Santa Caterina di Alessandria, un personaggio mai esistito, costruito a tavolino per sostituire la figura della grande Filosofa ed Iniziata nell’immaginario collettivo delle future generazioni.

In questo episodio andiamo alla ricerca della bellezza insieme ad Augusto Bizzi, fotografo ufficiale della federazione Internazionale di Scherma, ma sopratutto un grande comunicatore.Scopriremo come è riuscito ad arrivare ai vertici della fotografia sportiva, e tanti aneddoti sulla sua vita personale e fotografica. Leggi il libro "Il viaggio del fotografo" https://amzn.to/2WGQ0hWInizia il tuo viaggio del fotografo https://manychat.com/l1/166730716850338Ascolta i podcast https://imparalafotografia.com/podcas...Entra nella community di Impara la fotografia e raggiungi oltre 600 fotografi pronti ad aiutarti a migliorare.https://www.facebook.com/groups/22474...Vuoi diventare produttore del PodCast e scoprire tutti i vantaggi?Scopri il progetto su Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/riccardopedicaVuoi farmi una domanda? Contattami su Telegramcliccando qui.https://t.me/imparalafoto

In questo episodio andiamo alla ricerca della bellezza insieme ad Augusto Bizzi, fotografo ufficiale della federazione Internazionale di Scherma, ma sopratutto un grande comunicatore.Scopriremo come è riuscito ad arrivare ai vertici della fotografia sportiva, e tanti aneddoti sulla sua vita personale e fotografica. Leggi il libro "Il viaggio del fotografo" https://amzn.to/2WGQ0hWInizia il tuo viaggio del fotografo https://manychat.com/l1/166730716850338Ascolta i podcast https://imparalafotografia.com/podcas...Entra nella community di Impara la fotografia e raggiungi oltre 600 fotografi pronti ad aiutarti a migliorare.https://www.facebook.com/groups/22474...Vuoi diventare produttore del PodCast e scoprire tutti i vantaggi?Scopri il progetto su Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/riccardopedicaVuoi farmi una domanda? Contattami su Telegramcliccando qui.https://t.me/imparalafoto

L'imperatore romano Giuliano, bollato con l'epiteto di "apostata", fu oggetto per secoli di una inaudita damnatio memoriae e considerato a torto dai Cristiani un feroce persecutore. In realtà tentò di risollevare le sorti di un Impero ormai in declino, attuando coraggiose riforme e ripristinando la piena libertà religiosa. Giuliano era iniziato ai Misteri Eleusini e a quelli di Mitra e convinto seguace della Filosofia neoplatonica. Ne parliamo in questa puntata con Nicola Bizzi, che ha appena ripubblicato il saggio biografico scritto da Gaetano Negri nel 1901.

If you are serious about growing your business into a profitable and impactful one, then you need to tune in to the Micro to Mighty Show brought to you by Bizzi. Immerse yourself in the latest market insights and trends that we will share that may impact your business in ways you have yet to understand! Be inspired by our guest entrepreneurs, thought leaders and speakers that we invite to the show and we will also leave you totally energised by our powerful coaching bite-size tips that you can apply to your fledging business right away every single week!  Presented from bizzi headquarters in Singapore to the world by your hosts, Miz Feiler and Clinton Zheng, we will take you on a 15-minute journey each week that will help you Transform your Micro Business into a Mighty One.  Tune in!

Dr. Lorenzo Bizzi AKA the Bizzi Man joins the 714! Director of the Business Honors program at CSUF, professor, and just a fun energetic person dropped by the studio this week. We discuss the program he has worked so hard to grow and help students, also his amazing trips that he goes on with the study abroad program and much more in this week's episode. Thanks for listening!SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER:https://714podcast.comFOLLOW US:Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/714podcast/Twitter | https://twitter.com/714podcastFacebook | https://www.facebook.com/714podcast/Podcast Website | https://714podcast.comFOLLOW LORENZO:https://www.instagram.com/csuf_bh/MUSIC:Intro: Song: Drugs (Instrumental) Artist: AllttAOutro: Good Man InstrumentalHOST:Shyam Ronvelia| https://www.instagram.com/shyamronvelia/| https://twitter.com/shyamronvelia| https://www.facebook.com/shyamronvelia

Ipazia di Alessandria era una filosofa e una scienziata greca, ma soprattutto una grande iniziata. Fu uccisa brutalmente nel 415 d.C. da una folla di cristiani fanatici istigati dal vescovo Cirillo. Il cristianesimo era stato imposto come unica religione dell'Impero Romano e in quegli anni imperversava un clima di intolleranza e di persecuzioni. In seguito, per cancellare anche la fama e la memoria di Ipazia, la Chiesa inventò una figura da contrapporre diffondendone il culto: Santa Caterina d'Alessandria. Ne parliamo in questa puntata insieme a Nicola Bizzi, autore del libro "Ipazia di Alessandria e l'enigma di Santa Caterina".

Torna con noi lo scrittore e ricercatore Nicola Bizzi. In questa puntata parliamo dei temi trattati nel suo libro "Atlantide e altre pagine di storia proibita": un viaggio iniziatico alla scoperta delle antiche civiltà scomparse, dalla mitica Atlantide all'Egitto dei Faraoni, dai segreti dell'Oracolo di Delfi al mistero dei Templari. Ripercorriamo le tappe della spiritualità e del sacro attraverso i millenni, dai popoli antichi fino ai tempi più attuali.

Talk, #anticagrecia, #eleusi, #eleusina, #eleusini, #esoterismo, #firenze, #grecia, #iniziazione, #misteri, #misterica, #misterieleusini, #nicolabizzi, #religione, #rinascimento, #spiritualità, #tradizione, #tradizionemistericaeleusinaIn questa puntata è nostro ospite Nicola Bizzi, che ci parla delle sue ricerche storiche ed esoteriche confluite nel libro "Da Eleusi a Firenze. La trasmissione di una conoscenza segreta". Approfondiamo infatti i Misteri Eleusini, che non furono un fenomeno religioso circoscritto all'antica Grecia, ma universale: un culto misterico e iniziatico che dall'antichità riemerse nel Rinascimento, in particolare a Firenze, e arriva fino ai giorni nostri.

#anubiaradio #nicolabizzi #auroraborealeedizioni #antardite Il continente antartico esercita da sempre interesse e fascino per la ricchezza di segreti e misteri che lo avvolgono. Ufficialmente è un luogo inospitale e rivestito di ghiacci, ma negli anni '40 l'ammiraglio Byrd, di ritorno dalle sue esplorazioni, rivelò l'esistenza di una terra estesa e verdeggiante. Da allora si parla anche di fenomeni inspiegabili e di anomalie magnetiche, e si ipotizza l'esistenza di un'antica civiltà che avrebbe popolato il continente. In questa puntata è nostro ospite Nicola Bizzi, che sta per pubblicare un libro sui misteri dell'Antartide e che ci parlerà anche delle nuove scoperte emerse di recente.

Funk-kungen från Botkyrka, Rikard Bizzi, är gäst i Striden avsnitt 6. Förutom att han släpper tunga låtar under sina alias Rikard Skizz Bizzi och Giuseppe, har han också varit en del av Stockholmsyndromet och Up Hygh och proddar andra artister. Vi snackar radioskval, hur musiken flödar igenom honom när han skapar och vad han har på gång framöver. Ni får självklart en tjuvlyssning på en kommande singel också!

Rikard “Skizz” Bizzi är aktuell med sin andra soloskiva 100 kg funk, men vägen dit har varit lång. Redan under tidigt 90-tal upptäckte Rikard hiphopen genom sin storebror,som bandade tapes åt honom. Under 90-talet började Rikard också både producera, rappa och uppträda på fritidsgårdar. Till gymnasiet sökte han till Fryshusets produktionslinje. Där kom han att … Continue reading "Avsnitt 66 – Rikard Skizz Bizzi – Del 2 av 2"

Rikard “Skizz” Bizzi är aktuell med sin andra soloskiva 100 kg funk, men vägen dit har varit lång. Redan under tidigt 90-tal upptäckte Rikard hiphopen genom sin storebror,som bandade tapes åt honom. Under 90-talet började Rikard också både producera, rappa och uppträda på fritidsgårdar. Till gymnasiet sökte han till Fryshusets produktionslinje. Där kom han att … Continue reading "Avsnitt 66 – Rikard Skizz Bizzi – Del 1 av 2"

Yo!   Still in the process of making Ep. 8, but you know what — the sun's been out today, and it's Sunday, so I was in the mood to go digging through the record boxes and go back to my roots a little.   Strictly UKG and strictly what we used to play on the pirates...but fear not mess heads, the dirty stuff is on it's way!   Tracklist:   Mystic Matt & Anthill Mob - Burning Nu Birth - Anytime DnD - Diamond Rings TJR ft. Xavier - Just Gets Better Dem 2 - Destiny James Brown - Funk on ah Roll (Bump n Flex Mix) Bizzi - Bizzis Party (Booker T Vocal) Suburban Lick - You're Mine (Zed Bias Mix) Dionne Rakeem - Sweeter Than Wine Sunship - Try Me Out Hakan Libdo - Walk Away ( Todd Edwards Vocal) Scott Garcia - It's A London Thing Roy Davis Jnr - Gabrielle M Dubs - Over Here Lynden David Hall - Forgive Me Gabrielle - Sunshine (Wookie Dub)   It's a bit shameless and not one for the geeks. And it was kinda thrown together. Enjoy!   And as always, please get in touch with requests, comments, suggestions or anything else via djmrg@podomatic.com or the facebook fanpage (search DJ MRG)  

Rod B. & Alvaro Garfunk bring you the premiere of "Miami Underground Movement." UMEK  tracklist1.    Kiki – Dancing Graffiti (Bpitch Control)2.    Lars  Sommerfeld – Don't Say Baby (Two Faces Rec.)3.    Marc O'Tool + Criss Source – Indigo (X.L.R.8.R)4.    Nicolas Stefan – 080Four (Karatemusik)5.    Lissan & Stills – Wings (Sic Rec.)6.    Pawas Gupta – Alicia (Flash)7.    Jeroen Verheij – Chica-Go (Rejected)8.    Radio Slave – Bell Clap Dance (Rekids)9.    Wollion Harada – Metropolitan Fulltime (BluFin)10.    Soren Matschiste – Last Train (Etui Rec.)11.    Velkro – BBQ (Lo Kik Rec.)12.    Davis and May – Take Off And Leave All Behind (Piemont Rec.)13.    Solaris Heights – No Trace (Popof RMX)14.    Harvey McKay – Powder From The Gods (Perc Trax)15.    CrisP – Monohybrid (Circle Digital)Uros Umek is internationally acclaimed deejay and music producer from Slovenia, seducing the masses with his own music blend for more than a decade. Always on the look for new sounds and determined to challenge every existing cliché in music industry, he managed to define his own vision of vanguard techno. Sure, this would not happen without the support of his loyal peers who've joined him on the production platforms such as Recycled Loops, Consumer Recreation and Astrodisco, with which they defined "Slovenian techno sound" and successfully it as an important driving force on the global club scene. He started his journey to the stardome as an excellent athlete, running between two baskets, but it was Euterpe the Muse of music and poetry that paved Umek's life-path. She got him totally unprepared, seduced him with no further notice, so he had no chance of getting out of her treads. He devoted his life, his heart, all of his passion and energy, to the sounds he discovered as a teenager. Pioneering the genre he became one of its most appreciated ambassadors with faithful worldwide audience simply known as The Father (of Slovenian techno). Sleeping on past achievements was never Umek's thing. So it's nosurprise he decided for complete renovation of his sound and live set performance though being steady member of Top 100 DJ lists for almost a decade. The year 2007 marks beginning of a new chapter in his music career. After spending enormous amount of time and artistic energy bringing his characteristic sound to the whole new level, he presented new international music therapy called 1605 – Sixteenofive. No doubt this was a very risky move. But it was the only way for him to stay on top of the game. And it seems he made the right decision at the crucial time: the response to his new vision of electronic dance music from his peers, critics, media and most importantly his fans is great and his production is supported by some top names in the industry. FALLING IN LOVE "As far as I remember, my first serious contact with music was trough pop artists such as Michael Jackson, Modern Talking, Falco and Yugoslavian singer Daniel, who rocked the Eurosong audience in the early 80's with the infamous hit single Djuli. (Laugh.) My mother is the one to blame. She bought me my first radio which I've listened to 'till exhaustion," apologizes Uros. He brought his music passion to the next level few years latter, discovering the record button on his first double cassette player/recorder. "That enabled me to start my own music collection. I've recorded songs from Slovenian disco chart program, which presented top commercial tunes on weekly basis. I also managed to get my hands on some rare pirate cassettes with dance and techno tunes, but even few years after Slovenia became independent I didn't really know where to look for that modern electronic sounds that I liked so much. I didn't know anyone who listened to that stuff. Until I discovered Cool Night, specialized broadcast on Ljubljana's alternative student radio station. The Monday evening slot was run by original pioneers of electronic dance culture in Slovenia, Primoz Pecovnik (now boss of indie label Matrix Music), Brane Zorman aka MC Brane of Beitthron and Aldo Ivancic of Borghesia. HE'LL BURN IN HELL If there's any symbolism in the beginning of his clubbing career, DJ Umek won't escape burning in Hell for at least few decades: "I've told my mother I'm going to church to attend festive midnight mass on the Christmas night, but I was determined to visit MC Brane's party at Ljubljana's underground club K4 for the first time that night. I was expected to be home at 1 am, but wasn't 'till 4 am, so the curfew was imminent," Umek remembers popping his club cherry. When the martial law eventually lifted and his mum decided to soften the regime, he found himself dealing with new challenge. He was allowed to go clubbing at the weekends but was expected to be home at 3 am. The trick was, as it usually is, that the first morning bus to his home neighborhood departed from the centre of the city fifteen minutes later. Solving problem wasn't easy, but being young and determined there was no problem for him running trough the half of the city twice a week: "Running few kilometers in the middle of the night after clubbing really wasn't as hard as it seems. I was training basketball at that time, so I was really fit." It's more than a decade since he traded career of basketball superstar for the nightlife debauchery. It would be interesting to see what he could have achieved as an athlete. Namely, he was selected for the junior national team just as he parted from the sports, and some of his former colleagues became key players in the top USA and European basketball leagues. HE GOT HOOKED The industrial designed K4 club in the basement of Student's Union HQ in the centre of Ljubljana is still considered to be Umek's resident club, although he's not an official resident deejay anymore. But since his most loyal fans are still gathering there, K4 remains the playground for testing new productions, concepts and sounds. "It's where everything started. This is the place where I've got in touch with first Slovenian electronic projects such as Anna Lies, Clox or Random Logic. Some of those guys were and still are important part of my life. It was Jure Havlicek who ultimately influenced my decision to get involved in professional music production. Gregor Zemljic is mastering all of my tracks. And I've founded my first band Mouse Trap with Uros and Vid, who have opened my eyes and ears to this culture." It was his friend's Uros home where Umek got in touch with UK based pirate radio stations such as Green Apple/Dance Nation. "We picked up this programs via satellite dish. They played hardcore, breakbeat and techno non stop at the weekend, and even though we were recording it, we never left the house so we would not miss anything!" His friend was also the one who introduced him the Screen Tracker. "It was the very basic 8-bit resolution production tool with four mono channels, but that's how everything started. After I've finally managed to save enough money to buy proper sampler, the outside World ceased to exist. I've became totally obsessed with that box. I've spent up to sixteen hours a day working on that machine." AND SO HE BEGAN Although he's established technician, master of three decks and FX performances, it wasn't easy for Umek to get acquainted with those needles and mixers in the first place. You have to bear in mind his home country was part of former eastern block and most of the small clubs could only afford cassette and CD players at that time. "I could only dream of having my own decks in the beginning of 90's. As a single parent my mother could not afford that kind of expense. But I was lucky I've met few guys that recognized the talent in me and gave me the opportunity to start." Umek was regular at club Palma matinees at that time. He spent most of the afternoons standing in the corner watching deejay mixing records, until one day resident DJ Alf offered him to finish his set. He seized the opportunity, somehow managed to get trough the night and they've agreed he can practice on that decks and mixer for an hour or so before the weekly matinee. "After I've conquered the technique and performed for a few times in Palma, I've got offered opening slot at Aldo's night in K4. It only paid as much to buy one CD, but it was a steady job and I really liked it." It was also the time when he decided to sell his collection of 200 CDs. "It's something I still regret, but it was the only way to earn money I needed to buy vinyl." In the early 90s buying techno records seemed almost a mission impossible for someone living and working in Slovenia. Closest shop with that kind of music was in Germany, almost 500 kilometers away from Ljubljana. "We heard there are some records shops in Munich. So we've booked the weekly shopping bus, drove to Munich, and found that shops on our own. It wasn't easy but we've successfully finished that adventure. I've only had enough money to buy eight records, but this is how my collection started." BUILDING THE SCENE Germany was also the place where Umek got in touch with the rave scene. "It was an amazing experience, when I attended my first Technomania party with 15.000 revelers on seven floors placed in a hangar on the outskirts of Munich. And when I've entered twice as bigger Mayday arena for the first time I knew I want to be in that deejay booth one day. Few years later I was. Although I've thought to myself what the heck am I doing at that commercial masquerade in the backstage, I've changed my mind when I've finally stepped into the deejay booth. I've seen all those kids waving hands and shouting to me as being their god, and I'm sure some of them thought just the same as I did years before them. So, I've just smiled and performed one of the best sets of my career that can still be found on the internet." Totally hooked on exploding ravemania, Umek and his peers started organizing bus transfers to rave parties in Germany. They were enyoing themselves and they were learning along the way. So it was just a matter of time when they decided to start putting up their own events. "The first one was total disaster," remembers Umek. "We've leased the local fireman's hall for the night but only managed to attract hundred of revelers. We were so broke, we couldn't even afford cleaning lady the morning after." But they could not be stopped by that debacle. They worked their way from event to event, got in charge of small club in the outskirts of Ljubljana and gradually became one of the leading promoters in the country. "I still remember the illegal rave party we've organized in the countryside outside Ljubljana. It attracted surprisingly big mass of people and one of the main national newspapers reported of the incident, since we were dispersed by the police. And there was the local politician, real smart guy that made us all laugh: he stated that the cows in the nearby village stopped lactating ( i.e. giving milk) because of the stress induced by loud techno music. … No, I'm not kidding. This really was in the papers and can still be found in the archives." THE BIG BREAK DJ Umek made his name in Slovenia by hosting some of the best club nights in the country. Clubbing scene in Zagreb, Croatia was much stronger in the beginning of 90s, but it was him and his peers that changed that in just a few years by turning their home turf into most prolific party scene in the whole region. It was also the time of experimenting for Umek. He was mostly known as techno deejay, but loved to play underground house, too, especially at the after parties. And since he had the biggest collection of house records in Slovenia, he quickly became involved in building the house scene as well. At some point he was so much into house, he played four gigs a week, but only twice a month techno set. "I felt really suffocated as an artist with all that house, because I couldn't focus on techno, my main genre. One night at Ambasada Gavioli I decided I won't play house anymore. I grabbed some Chicago house records, pitched them, played really banging set and gave farewell to the club. I've returned to K4 and focus on techno again." He returned to Ambasada Gavioli the next year, this time as a techno specialist. Since he was treated as the second resident, the favorite of club management always being his good friend Valentino Kanzyani, Umek had no competitive clause and could take bookings wherever and whenever he desired. Meeting top techno DJs from all over the world, establishing new friendships and gathering contacts he started performing at the best venues all over the World. Quickly he assembled crowds of faithful fans from Berlin to Tokyo, making impression as a great technician and programmer, but it was his special blend of music known as Slovenian Techno which has put him on the map as one of the tope names in the genre. RECYCLED LOOPS As the founding pillar of Slovenian electronic music scene Umek co-founded his first label in the mid 90s. Absense (and its sub-label Expire) was the first specialized techno label in the region, home to artists such as Umek, Anorak, Random Logic, Brother's Yard or Clox, quickly becoming popular with artists such as Laurent Garnier or Sven Väth because of its unique sound. But it were the Recycled Loops in Earresistible Musick labels that really established Slovenian electronic dance sound as one of the driving forces on the global scale. The first mentioned joint venture with Valentino Kanzyani was and still is reserved for underground techno releases, while the second serves as a platform for hard, electronic house experiments. "The idea for starting our own label wasn't originally ours. The plan was to launch Next Wave imprint as Ambasada Gavioli offspring. Everything was set up, we've recorded our first record, but then suddenly Valentino terminated his partnership with the club management, and since I was performing there solely as a favor to him, I left too. But we were determined to release our production and decided to start the label on our own. The first release was distributed by Prime and since it sold good they've supported the launch of our own label. The name was picked up as a statement and description for the sound we were promoting at the same time. Namely, that was the time when we recycled old techno loops." Umek is currently involved in running another two independent labels. He is one of four guys behind experimental Astrodisco project, which is Slovenia's unique answer to "minimal" explosion. The other one is the extension of his new 1605 – Sixteeenofive concept, which was launched in the early 2007 as international platform for promotion and development of new electronic sound structures and approaches to deejay performances. Guy Gerber, Extrawelt, Gregor Tresher, Billy Nasty, Mikkel Metal, Mike del Saar, Matthew Hoag, Alex Long and other artists are already involved. WANT TO RECREATE? Although not so known to international crowd Consumer Recreation project played major role in Umek's career and was really important for the progression of Slovenian electronic music scene, which is still developing nicely. The incentive which includes deejays Bizzi, Dojaja, Psiho & Plotz started as a promotion crew behind some major techno events in the country. It became even more important as the weekly radio show and label of the same name were lunched. "The basic idea behind this project was to promote the freshest stuff on the scene. At that time I was already household name in the global techno circuit, so I was sent a lot of promos which we played in our radio show and at the clubs. For example: our radio policy was to never play any record more than once, since we didn't even have enough time to play everything we wanted." When Consumer Recreation joined forces with Taotech and some other guys Explicit Music was born. It brought the organization part of Slovenian party scene on the whole new level. Big open air festival series such as Meet Me and Sindustry, indoor parties such as EUrora and the string of smaller club nights marked the beginning of new millennium in the whole region, not only in Slovenia. In 2005 Explicit Music was dissolved and Futuristing Music crew stepped into its place continuing the legacy. The productions of FM crew include major annual events such as DiscoNautica gathering, Umek's solo action in Ljubljana's central park Tivoli and The Day of Electronica festival. The Astrodisco project is original Slovenian answer to "minimal explosion". It's designed as a test-platform for creative multimedia boutique club nights wrapped into futuristic electronic sounds. It builds on the whole club experience, authentic music production, unique décor, exclusive VJ performances and unusual combinations of arts and crafts such as building real moving Astrobots. LOOK AHEAD The classic ambient of summer theatre designed by eminent architect Jozef Plecnik hosted Dan elektronike (The Day of Electronica) party, the launch pad for Umek's new project 1605 – Sixteeenofive in May 2007. New international sound development platform is designed to promote live performances of vanguard electronic artists. Gregor Tresher, Guy Gerber, Mikkel Metal, Extrawelt and leading Slovenian producers were hand picked to perform at this event. The launch of 1605 – Sixteenofive platform marks the beginning of a new chapter in DJ Umek's music career as he spent enormous amount of time and artistic energy bringing his characteristics sound to the whole new level. No doubt this was a very risky move. But it was the only way for him to stay on top of the game. And it seems he made the right decision at the right time: the response to his new vision of electronic dance music from his peers, critics, media and most importantly his fans is great and his production is supported by some top names in the industry. The third edition of annual Umek at Park Tivoli open air party which attracted more than 30.000 souls was also the right time and place to test the new equipment. On that occasion Umek put in motion his new digital setup. But this is just the beginning of his live performance refreshments that will be presented to the public once his long expected new artists album will finally be released.Special Thanks To  Umek and Mr Urban Jeram   www.umek.siUMEK BOOKING CONTACT:Tina / Kne'deep Berlin tina@knedeep.netKne'deep BerlinP.O. Box 41 12 0212122 BerlinPhone: +49 30 97 00 23 57Fax: +49 30 79 78 38 53www.knedeep.netMy URL: myspace.com/mummiamiundergroundmovement