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Médico. pela FMUSP, pós graduação em Psiquiatria pela Universidade de Londres, ex professor assistente de Psiquiatria da Faculdade de Medicina da USP. Psicanalista Didata e Professor do Instituto da Sociedade Brasileira de Psicanálise de São Paulo, da qual foi presidente. Foi presidente também da Associação Brasileira de Psicanálise ( hoje Febrapsi ), da Associação Brasileira de Psicoterapia ( ABRAP ) e da Sociedade de Psicodrama de São Paulo, formação esta que fez no início de sua carreira. Foi editor da Revista Brasileira de Psicanálise. Foi Membro do Board diretivo da IPA ( Associação Psicanalítica Internacional ), como um dos representantes da América Latina, de 2003 a 2007, foi presidente e é atualmente consultor do Comitê de Psicanálise e Lei da IPA, da qual foi membro também do Comitê Psicanálise e Sociedade. Autor de vários vários trabalhos publicados. Autor de vários capítulos em livros publlicados de colegas, além de prefaciador de alguns. Livros publicados : Alma Migrante, ed Blucher, 2019, co-autor e editor do livro " Dimensões : Psicanálise, Brasil, São Paulo "ed.SBPSP, 2012; co-autor e co-editor ( juntamente com Adrienne Harris ) do livro "Psychoanalysis, Law and Society", ed. Routledge, Nova York, 2019 .

General Schwarzenberg was a prince of Austria and the overall Allied commander during the 1813-1814 campaigns that finally defeated Napoleon. Why doesn't he get the credit of Blucher or Wellington for Napoleon's defeat? Find out in this episode as special guest and author David Hollins joins the show. X/Twitter: @hollins_mba, @andnapoleon *Please give us a follow on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/generalsandnapoleon/support

Como é a sua relação com a bebida? Você pensa antes de beber, é uma escolha consciente ou um hábito que leva assim meio sem pensar? Para a psicanalista Luciana Saddi, entrevistada deste episódio, para evitar diferentes problemas relacionados ao consumo de álcool é importante que investigar os motivos que nos levam a beber mais ou beber menos. Se a bebida entra mesmo num lugar recreativo, ou serve como uma maneira de lidar com outras questões internas. Luciana Saddi é Psicanalista e escritora. Membro efetivo e docente da Sociedade Brasileira de Psicanálise de São Paulo. Autora de "Educação para a Morte" (Patuá) e coautora dos livros "Alcoolismo" (Blucher)e "Maconha: os diversos aspectos, da história ao uso" (Blucher). Na conversa com Gama ela lista algumas transformações no hábito como consumimos álcool desde a pandemia, comenta a substituição das bebidas por outras drogas recreativas e trás pontos a serem observados na maneira como bebemos. Roteiro e apresentação: Luara Calvi Anic

Ainda que seja difícil definir o que é o ciúme — medo de perder quem se ama? Competição pelo tempo dele ou dela? Exigência de reciprocidade ou de exclusividade? — todo mundo já sentiu essa angústia ao menos uma vez na vida. É quase como se fosse impossível fugir dele. “Todos os relacionamentos têm um tanto de ciúme”, diz o psicanalista Lucas Bulamah, doutor em psicologia clínica pela USP, em entrevista ao Podcast da Semana, na edição sobre os ciúmes no relacionamento amoroso. Na entrevista a Gama, Bulamah afirma que o ciúme é “um afeto inquietante, angustiante, aflitivo, que acomete uma pessoa em relação a uma figura digna de um relacionamento amoroso” e que funciona como um termo guarda-chuva para muitas situações, mas que sozinho “diz muito pouco”. “As pessoas dizem que são ciumentas em relação a alguém”, explica o autor de livros como que é autor de "Psicanálise e vida covidiana: Desamparo coletivo, experiência individual" (Blucher, 2021) e "O Self Anônimo: O sujeito winnicottiano e sua política" (Zagodoni, 2020), entre outros volumes. O psicanalista vê que o ciúme pode ser destrutivo se a pessoa envolvida no relacionamento tem uma verve perversa ou dominadora, “mas também pode ter uma veia criativa no sentido sexual e estético, ou mesmo pensando numa amizade que possa ser ampliada criativamente”. Na entrevista, Lucas Bulamah, que tem um canal no Youtube onde discute psicanálise e as diferentes formas de se relacionar, reflete sobre a popularização do modelo de relacionamento aberto e como esses formatos também não escapam do ciúmes e do medo da infidelidade. Ele cita casos históricos de trisais, como o formado pelos filósofos Nietzsche, Lou Salomé e Paul Rée. “As instituições que tendem a organizar o desejo sempre estão em crise porque o desejo é uma fonte permanente de crise”, afirma e lembra que às vezes há até um maior número de regras a serem seguidas nos formatos abertos.

Uma conversa sensível e profunda, própria do estilo calmo e sereno da interlocutora, a qual transporta o ouvinte para além de si mesmo, num caminho singular. ✍️Temas como autobiografia, clínica psicanalítica, talento x escritora e muito mais! Experiência transformadora.

O que é desejo e o que ele tem a ver com os ideais e com a falta? Essas são questões que norteiam o episódio desta sexta-feira (17) de Meu Inconsciente Coletivo. Para a sétima temporada do podcast, Tati Bernardi consultou psicanalistas sobre as principais queixas que aparecem nos divãs e reuniu dez desses temas. A escritora, roteirista e colunista da Folha conversa com o psicanalista Paulo Beer, autor de "Psicanálise e Ciência: um debate necessário" (Blucher) e de “Sofrimento: Psicanálise, Ciência e a Produção de Sintomas” (Perspectiva).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Peter Blucher does the deep dive of the last ten years of the AFL Draft. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sam Mustafa, author of Blucher, LaSalle2, Nimitz and many other games joins us in sunny south Texas to test play his latest WWII project in the works.Show NotesHonour GamesSupport the show

Dallas Rogers talks with Stephen Gapps about his new book, Gudyarra: The First Wiradyuri War of Resistance — The Bathurst War, 1822–1824 ‘In May 1824, what can only be described as a period of all-out, total gudyarra (‘war' in the Wiradyuri language) had begun west of the Blue Mountains. Relations between Wiradyuri people and the colonists in the country around Bathurst had completely broken down, and the number of raids and killings occurring across isolated stock stations in the district had intensified.' In Gudyarra, Stephen Gapps – award-winning author of The Sydney Wars – unearths what led to this furious and bloody war, beginning with the occupation of Wiradyuri lands by Europeans following Governor Macquarie's push to expand the colony west over the Blue Mountains to generate wealth from sheep and cattle. Gudyarra traces the co-ordinated resistance warfare by the Wiradyuri under the leadership of Windradyne, and others such as Blucher and Jingler, that occurred in a vast area across the central west of New South Wales. Detailing the drastic counterattacks by the colonists and the punitive expeditions led by armed parties of colonists and convicts that often ended in massacres of Wiradyuri women and children, Gapps provides an important new historical account of the fierce Wiradyuri resistance. Stephen Gapps has a long-standing interest in public history and the history of early colonial Sydney. In 2011 he won the NSW Premiers History Prize for Regional and Community history with my book Cabrogal to Fairfield – A history of a multicultural community. Since then he has held a position as a curator at the Australian National Maritime Museum. In 2014 he developed the exhibition War at Sea – The Navy in WWI and in 2015 curated the highly successful Black Armada – Australian support for Indonesian independence 1945-1949. In 2018 he worked on concept development of the new permanent displays at the museum that explore deep time and Australian maritime history. In 2017 he was awarded the NSW State Library Merewether Fellowship for a project on Australian resistance warfare for publication in May 2018 called The Sydney Wars – Conflict in the early colony 1788-1817, which became a book project. His most recent book is Gudyarra: The First Wiradyuri War of Resistance — The Bathurst War, 1822–1824. This interview is a part of the 2023 Festival of Urbanism Book Club Podcast series

O tema deste podcast saído do forno, é a adoção de filhos. A entrevistada é a Psicanalista Gina Khafif Levinzon, que lida com este apaixonante tema há mais de 40 anos. Gina é membro efetivo da Sociedade Brasileira de Psicanálise de São Paulo. Doutora em Psicologia Clínica- USP. Professora de Técnica Psicanalítica do Curso de Especialização em Psicoterapia Psicanalítica CEPSI-UNIP. Coordenadora do Grupo de Estudos sobre Parentalidade e Adoção na SBPSP. Autora de diversos artigos publicados e dos livros: “A criança adotiva na psicoterapia psicanalítica” (Ed. Escuta), “Adoção” (Ed. Artesã) e “Tornando-se pais: a adoção em todos os seus passos (Ed. Blucher)” e organizadora do livro “Adoção- desafios da contemporaneidade” (Ed. Blucher). Filme citado no podcast: “Lion - Uma jornada para Casa” https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=R08HjFmDa3A Instagram: Gina @ginalevinzon

Marshal Blucher was the face of the Prussian army during the Napoleonic Wars and despite losing 5 battles to Napoleon, he was always rallied his troops and inspired them to fight on. Special guest Philip Wagenknecht joins the podcast to tell us more about this energetic leader. Twitter: @pertinaxS , @andnapoleon --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/generalsandnapoleon/support

Do you ever feel left out of crucial work conversations? Kylie Blucher, Managing Director of Nine Queensland & Nine Northern NSW, has amassed over three decades of experience in the media industry and holds several board positions, one of these being at Future Women. In this conversation with Host Helen McCabe, Kylie shares her advice on how to speak up against inappropriate behaviour from senior colleagues, what she does to navigate exclusionary social events like ‘after work drinks', and practical strategies to ensure your ideas are heard and respected in male-dominated environments.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

1.Intro  2. Lead up to the Campaign (2:07)  3.  Commanders (9:17)  4.  Weapons (30:37)  5.  Lead up to the Battle (41:16)   6. The Battle of Waterloo (58:20)  7.  Key Moments/Hot Points (1:49:20)  8. Troops, Tactics and Tech (1:52:50)  9.  Individuals in Action (1:58:58)  10.  Conclusion and AftermathToday we are going to talk about the famous Battle of Waterloo which took place on 18thJune 1815 just south of Brussels.  This was the finale, the culminating contest between Napoleon and his reconstituted French Army after his escape from exile on Elba, and the British and the nations of the 7th Alliance, most notably the Prussians.  It was a vicious and bloody day with more than 20,000 causalities on the Alliance side and more than 40,000 on the French.  To gain a true understanding of something as complex as a battle, a visit to the site is paramount.  Today we give you the next best thing.  I have with me an historian and expert on the Napoleonic period, who has taken many lecture tours to Napoleonic battlefields, and especially Waterloo. and so it goes,Tom Assheton & James Jackson Reference:Hugh Macdonald-Buchanan  http://www.hmbtourguide.co.ukhttps://www.napoleon-series.org/images/military/maps/1815/waterloo1.jpgFace of Battle  by John Keegan See also:YouTube: BloodyViolentHistoryhttps://www.instagram.com/bloodyviolenthistory/https://www.jamesjacksonbooks.comhttps://www.tomtom.co.uk If you enjoy the podcast, would you please leave a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes, Spotify or Google Podcast App? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really helps to spread the wordSee https://simplecast.com/privacy/ for privacy information

Leopoldo Fulgencio. Professor Associado (Livre-Docente) do Instituto de Psicologia (USP). Autor de O Método Especulativo em Freud (2008, EDUC), Freud e Mach. Influências e Paráfrases (2016, Concern), Por que Winnicott? (2016, Zagodoni) e Psicanálise do SER (2020, EDUSP), Ensaios sobre a constituição epistemológica do pensamento de Freud (2021, Concern). Organizador, junto com outros colegas, de Freud na Filosofia Brasileira (2004, Escuta), A Fabricação do Humano (2014, Zagodoni; Prêmio Jabuti de 2015), Amar a si mesmo e amar o outro. Narcisismo e sexualidade na psicanálise (2016, Zagodoni; finalista do Prêmio Jabuti de 2017), A bruxa metapsicologia e seus destinos (Blucher, 2018, onde reúne seus artigos publicados no International Journal of Psychanalysis em seu diálogo com Simanke, Imbasciati e Girard, sobre a metapsicologia), Modalidades de pesquisa em psicanálise: métodos e objetivos (Zagodoni, 2018), Objetivos do tratamento psicanalítico (2020, Concern). Ex-coordenador do Grupo de Trabalho Psicanálise, Subjetivação e Cultura Contemporânea (de 2014 a 2017) da ANPEPP (Associação Nacional de Pós-Graduação em Psicologia); ex-coordenador do Grupo de Trabalho Filosofia e Psicanálise (de 2004 a 2006) da ANPOF (Associação Nacional de Pós-Graduação em Psicologia; foi Editor da Revista de Filosofia e Psicanálise Natureza Humana (de 2006 a 2009). Ex-coordenador do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Psicologia Escolar e do Desenvolvimento Humano do Instituto de Psicologia da USP (de 2017 a 2022). Chefe do Departamento de Psicologia Escolar, do Desenvolvimento e da Personalidade do Instituto de Psicologia da USP (desde 2022).   Agora em 2022, estará lançando, pela Blucher, três livros:   Winnicott & Companhia Volume 1:Winnicott e Freud Volume 2: Winnicott, Klein e Ferenczi   Teorias Psicanalíticas do Desenvolvimento Volume 1: Origens e Consolidação          Volume 2: Atualidades (para 2025)     ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5730-7626 Email: lfulgencio@usp.br

Neste episodio dra. Marion Minerbo propõe uma hipótese ousada sobre a constituição do supereu cruel – aquele que, segundo Freud, planta suas raízes no id e é pura cultura da pulsão de morte. Em sua hipótese, o ódio com que o superego ataca o ego provém da identificação com micro-votos de morte inconscientes que se originam no núcleo paranoico da figura parental. Ela propõe uma fórmula que nos ajuda a reconhecer que esses ataques têm a função de defender o narcisismo da figura parental: “não sou eu que .... é você que ... e eu te odeio por isso”. No seio de uma relação assimétrica com o adulto, a criança não tem alternativa a não ser acolher esses elementos-beta e se identificar com eles. Essas identificações constituiriam o núcleo do supereu cruel. No texto original ela mostra como essas hipóteses sobre como o supereu se constitui nos ajudam a conduzir o trabalho de desconstrução dessa instância. Dr. Marion Minerbo, MD, PhD. Analista didata e docente da Sociedade Brasileira de Psicanálise de São Paulo. Dezenas de artigos publicados e os seguintes livros: "Diálogos sobre a clínica psicanalítica" (Conversations on clinical practice); "Novos diálogos sobre a clínica psicanalítica"; "Neurose e não neurose"; "Transferência e contratransferência"; "A posteriori, um percurso", todos pela editora Blucher, São Paulo. Em 2015 recebeu o prêmio de melhor trabalho de analista didata no Congresso Brasileiro de Psicanálise com o trabalho: "Contribuições a uma teoria sobre a constituição do supereu cruel”.

Silvia Leonor Alonso. Psicanalista. Membro do Departamento de Psicanálise do Instituto Sedes Sapientiae desde sua fundação e professora e supervisora no curso “Psicanálise” do mesmo instituto de 1980 até hoje. Fez parte do grupo fundador da Revista Percurso e integrou seu primeiro Conselho Editorial. Desde 1997, coordena o grupo de trabalho e pesquisa “O Feminino e o Imaginário Cultural Contemporâneo” e foi coorganizadora de quatro livros publicados pelo grupo: “Figuras clínicas do feminino no mal estar contemporâneo” (Escuta 2002), “Interlocuções sobre o feminino na clínica, na teoria, na cultura” (Escuta 2008), “Corpos, sexualidades, diversidade” (Escuta 2015), “Feminismos em trânsito” (Zagodoni 2022). Antes de 1976, ano em que emigrou para o Brasil, fez parte do grupo docente do EPFSO (Escola de psicanálise freudiana y Socioanálisis de Buenos Aires) e professora da UBA. Entre 1977 e 1980, coordenou a área de psicanálise do Curso de Formação em Psicoterapias da PUC São Paulo. Delegada pelo sedes na FLAPPSIP (Federação Latino-americana de Psicanálise e Psicoterapias) de 2017 à 2022. Autora dos livros: “Histeria”, escrito em parceria com Mario Pablo Fuks (2004) e do livro “O tempo, a escuta, o feminino” (2011), ambos publicados pela Casa do Psicólogo. No prelo “Ressonâncias da Clínica e da Cultura: ensaios psicanalíticos” - Blucher. Coorganizadora de “Freud: um ciclo de leituras” (Escuta 1997) e “Psicanálise em trabalho” (Escuta 2012).

Pete and Gary continue their special series on one of the heroes of the Battle of Waterloo, Prussian Field Marshal Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher.Presenters: Peter Hart and Gary BainPublisher: Mat McLachlanProducer: Jess StebnickiBecome a member to listen ad-free and receive special bonus content for only £2 per month: https://plus.acast.com/s/pete-and-garys-military-historySupport the show with a one-off contribution: www.buymeacoffee.com/pgmhFor more great history content, visit www.LivingHistoryTV.com, or subscribe to our YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/c/LivingHistoryTVTo walk in the footsteps of the soldiers of the First and Second World Wars, join one of our battlefield tours! Full details at www.battlefields.com.au See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/pete-and-garys-military-history.

Can you define what makes rules complex? Does it necessarily mean they are difficult? Today we talk with Sam Mustafa,  author of Blucher, Rommel, Lasalle 2, and many others. We talk about complexity as it pertains to wargame rules.Show Notes Honour GamesSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/anythingbutaone)

“I know it was you, Sheila. You broke my heart.” (MWAH!) It's December 12th, 1974 and the boys are tackling a Towering week of massive openers: THE TOWERING INFERNO, YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN, and THE GODFATHER, PART II. Walk THIS way to Episode 66 of Opening Weekend!Lightning strikes, thunder crashes. The creature slowly opens his eyes and rises. Stumbling and grasping his way across the room, he moans and groans for his Master who stares at the creature in wonder and awe. At which point, little baby Dan bumps into a corner, falls on his tush and cries in a pile of his own poo. IT'S ALIIIIIVE!!!  December 12, 1974 - An opening weekend of brave, bravura performances: Gene Wilder and Cloris Leachman bristling with comedic genius; Paul Newman, Steve MacQueen, and Al Pacino, smoldering with burning intensity; OJ Simpson not killing anyone. While Michael Corleone was trying to wipe out his enemies and keep power all in the “family,” baby Jason was playing with babysitters who looked like they came straight from the set of All In The Family. “Meathead, bring my bah-bah OVUH!” Which burns hotter: Robert Wagner with a flaming towel wrapped around his head, or Fred because he doesn't have any stories to tell about the VBC, Suds, or The Eagles Nest?All this and more on Episode 66 of Opening Weekend!BLUCHER!

Peter joined Gerard in the lead-up to the 2021 national draft, and pinpointed which players provided the most value in each pool from 2011 to 2020.

9. april 1940 er en dato som er brent inn i Norges felles hukommelse. Men hva skjedde egentlig, de første skjebnesvangre timene. Hvorfor var Blucher lastet med en korps som skulle hylle Kong Haakon, og hvor skulle de tyske kulene og bombene treffe først? Svaret på dette og mer får du i denne episoden av Historier Som Endret Norge. Takk til vår gjest Vegard Sæther. Han er historiker, forfatter, lektor, og har blant annet skrevet boken Elverum 1940 – Den skjulte fienden. Musikk: Epidemic Sounds Finn flere podcaster på metrosounds.no/podcast For annonsering kontakt marte.brandt@radiometro.no.

On this episode of Citizen Tacoma, we hear from Kelly Blucher, who is running for Tacoma City Council District 2. She will be on the November ballot. We talk about social justice, homelessness, fossil fuels at the port, policing and public safety, and more. Enjoy! Links Kelly Blucher Channel 253 membership

On this episode of Battles & Banter, Avery is joined by recurring guest hosts Ryan Quint and Justin Voithofer to cover BnB's first dive into the Napoleonic Wars of the early 19th Century by taking on the Battle of Waterloo. Fought on June 18, 1815, the massive armies of Napoleon Bonaparte, the Duke of Wellington (Arthur Wellesley), and Gebhard Leberecht von Blucher converged on the open fields around the village of Mont-Saint-Jean about a mile south of the village of Waterloo, Belgium and proceeded to fight one of the most infamous battles in European history. Avery, Justin & Ryan discuss the battle and the lasting impacts of the final War of the Coalitions, and how the history surrounding Waterloo has shaped public memory of historic figures like Napoleon himself. Enjoy!

Psicanalista, membro do Departamento de Psicanálise do Instituto Sedes Sapientiae, onde é professora convidada, pos doutora pelo IPUSp, professora convidada do Curso de teoria Psicanalítica do CoGeAe/PUC e autora dos livros Paranoia (Artesã), Cena incestuosa - Abuso e violência sexual (Artesã)e Sabina Spielrein 1 e Sabina Spielrein 2 (Blucher). Lembra da forte importância de Renata Mundt, que além de ter sido uma das maiores incentivadoras da pesquisa sobre Sabina Spielrein, foi quem fez toda a tradução do alemão para o português! Importante também salientar que lá atras, na sua formação do ensino fundamental, o Colégio Estadual Vocacional Oswaldo Aranha fez sua cabeça e a sua vocação. Este projeto estatal de vanguarda durou de 1962 a 1969 liquidado pela ditadura militar pós AI 5. Recentemente Alcimar Lima e Esmeria Rovai fizeram a conexão deste inesquecível projeto com a atualidade e a psicanalise para mostrar sua marca de usina de vida e vocação. Voltando ao seu mundo acadêmico, Segue a lista de autores e textos que a influenciaram: Winnicott (A criatividade e seus destinos) Lacan (seminario 10 A angustia)Ferenczi (Confusao de linguas) Laplanche, Fedida, Green (Narcisismo de vida e narcisismo de morte) Leclaire(O corpo exógenos e Mata-se uma criança) Joyce Macdougall(Teatros do corpo) a antropóloga Françoise Heritier (Duas filhas e sua mae). Nacionais e Argentina David Lieberman (Do corpo ao Símbolo) Mezan (cap. 3 de Freud, pensador da Cultura). Jurandir Freire Costa (A geração Ai-5 e Narcisismo em tempos sombrios) Joel Birman (Gramáticas do erotismo) Chaim Samuel Katz (Freud e as psicoses) Silvia Alonso (O tempo, a escuta, o feminino) Paulo Endo ( A violência no coração da cidade), Fedida Os benefícios da depressão e Laplanche (Teoria da sedução generalizada).

What's in a draft?Peter Blucher walks us through the 2015 through to 2019 draft.

What's in a draft?Peter Blucher walks us through the 2012, 2013 and 2014 draft.

What's in a draft? Peter Blucher walks us through the 2010 and 2011 draft.

Peter Blucher casts his eye over drafts of the past ahead of the AFL Draft

Indicações literárias: https://manualdousuario.net/livros-recomendados/ Edição 20#43: https://manualdousuario.net/20-43/ Apoie o Manual (agora também via Pix): https://manualdousuario.net/apoie/ Neste podcast, eu (Rodrigo Ghedin) e Jacqueline Lafloufa começamos falando de Black Friday. Na próxima sexta, um monte de lojas farão promoções para convencê-lo a gastar. O estigma de "Black Fraude" ficou no passado? Quais as melhores estratégias para fazer bons negócios? Vale a pena usar extensões e comparadores de preços? Respondemos estas e outras perguntas. Na segunda parte, nos voltamos a jogos. Sim, PlayStation 5 e Xbox Series X acabaram de ser lançados no Brasil custando caro (até R$ 5 mil), mas ninguém precisa desembolsar tudo isso para se distrair e socializar virtualmente. Na real, a maioria de nós joga em celular mesmo. Falamos dos jogos que estamos jogando, do fator social que permeia os games e dos canais de gameplay e streaming — nem precisa jogar para usufruir desse mercado. Nas indicações culturais, a Jacque indicou o livro As cientistas: 50 mulheres que mudaram o mundo, de Rachel Ignotofsky, publicado pela editora Blucher. Já eu, indiquei o filme Desencanto, de David Lean, disponível no Looke.

Erin and Brennan giggle for 2 hours about one of their most beloved films, Young Frankenstein. From the brilliance of Gene Wilder's hair to the sassiest Igor around, they gush their great appreciation for this film and every actor who graced the screen. Potty humor, slapstick, high brow, and so much more! We are definitely in the October spirit: we can hiss like Madeline Kahn, "walk this way" like Marty Feldman, and make yummy sounds like Peter Boyle. BLUCHER! *horses neigh*

Peter Blucher joins Gerard to discuss Port Adelaide leading from start to finish to win the premiership.

Salve, rapaziada! Quando falamos em ciência, os primeiros nomes que vêm a mente, quase sempre, são de homens. Einstein, Lavosier, Alexander Fleming, Lewis entre diversos outros. Mas quais são as principais mulheres? Neste episódio vamos debater nomes tão importantes quanto Marie Curie. Vamos falar sobre as principais dificuldades da mulher nesse ambiente, e trazer alguns dados que podem indicar que estamos vivendo uma época de transição. Siga a gente em nossas redes sociais! @linumpaper no intagram e no twitter. Referências [1] As cientistas: 50 mulheres que mulheres mudaram o mundo. Rachel Ignotofsky. Blucher (2017); [2] Breve história de quase tudo. Bill Bryson. Companhia das letras (2017); [3] J. Huang, A. J. Gates, R. Sinatra, and A. L. Barabási, “Historical comparison of gender inequality in scientific careers across countries and disciplines,” Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U. S. A., vol. 117, no. 9, pp. 4609–4616, 2020, doi: 10.1073/pnas.1914221117; [4] L. Massarani, A. E. Pedreira, and Y. Castelfranchi, “Cientistas na TV: como homens e mulheres são representados no Jornal Nacional e no Fantástico,” Cad. Pagu, vol. 56, pp. 1–34, 2019; [5] E. Y. Ichikawa, J. M. Yamamoto, and M. C. Bonilha, “Ciência, Tecnologia e Gênero: Desvelando o Significado de Ser Mulher e Cientista,” Serviço Soc. em Rev., vol. 11, no. 1, pp. 1–15, 2008; [6] F. F. da Silva and P. R. C. Ribeiro, “Trajetórias de mulheres na ciência: ‘ser cientista' e ‘ser mulher,'” Ciência Educ., vol. 20, no. 2, pp. 449–466, 2014, doi: 10.1590/1516-73132014000200012.

Great to check in with Richard Tombs @gunsoutfortombsy as he continues his recovery while Michael Blucher lifts the lid on schoolboy rugby scholarships. Five star hotels before games is just one of many surprising revelations.

To celebrate the 205th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo, Peter and Gary explore the battle in detail, as Napoleon and his French troops meet the British under the Duke of Wellington and the Prussians under Marshal von Blucher. Also listen to Part 2, as the battle reaches its climax! Presenters: Peter Hart and Gary Bain Publisher: Mat McLachlan Producer: Jess Stebnicki For more great history content, visit www.LivingHistoryTV.com, or subscribe to our YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/c/LivingHistoryTV Peter Hart's Military History is a Living History production.

Blucher and an anonymous Prussian officer relate their immediate reactions to the Waterloo campaign

In the penultimate interview of the series, Will Fletcher joins me to discuss the command styles of Napoleon, Blucher and Wellington, and the role of staff officers in the outcome of the campaign.

On the anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo in 1815, Sophie (aged 7) and Ellie (aged 5) explore the famous battle which ended Napoleon’s rule. ----more---- We start with the French revolution and how that led to the Napoleonic Empire. We then learn how a disastrous march on Moscow saw Napoleon’s army destroyed by the Russian winter. Chased across Europe, Napoleon is forced to abdicate and the old Bourbon rulers return. Just a few month later Napoleon makes a daring escape in what became known as the Hundred Days. We follow his small army as his confront the King’s army and through through the force of his own personality persuaded them to join him. All of Europe unites against him. But Napoleon attacks first. Crossing the border into Belgium he defeats Marshal Blucher at Ligny. Thinking the Prussians are now out of it, Napoleon attacks Wellington at Waterloo. We follow the seesaw of the Battle of Waterloo as French attacks and British counter attacks go in. Then we relive the high drama as Napoleon realises that Marshal Blucher has come to attack him. Then Napoleon makes the fateful decision to sent in his Imperial Guard for one final attack on the British lines. All brought to life with music, song and lots of excitement French revolution Napoleon becomes Emperor Success built on domestic reforms and military success Disaster in Russia sees the destruction of Napoleon’s empure and his abdication. Napoleon returns for the Hundred Days and makes himself Emperor again. Napoleon smashes Blucher at the Battle of Ligny Napoleon and Wellington face off at Waterloo We learn about the Wellington’s strong position at Waterloo and his tactics Napleons attacks go in but are blunted The Prussians arrive Napoleon sends in his Imperial Guard The Imperial Guard are defeated and the French army are routed for the Waterloo battlefield Napoleon is exiled and imprisoned on the barren Island of St Helena. If you like this episode then you might like our episode about the French revolution: https://www.historystorytime.com/e/the-french-revolution-and-the-guillotine/

Peter Blucher, Director of Vivid Sports Management discusses lowering the draft age.

Tyske stemmer fra Blucher - Et inferno i is og flammer Ingen trodde det skulle bli noe skyting eller dramatikk. Det var det alle sjømenn og soldater om bord i Blucher fikk høre da de passerte Skagen og la kursen rett opp mot Oslofjorden natten til 9.april 1940. Overraskelsen var stor da de ble møtt med både kanonild og torpedoer og det hele snudde seg et totalt inferno da Blucher ble kjørt på grunn og oljen som lekket ut begynte å brenne. Mange hundre sjøfolk og soldater omkom i flammene, på svøm inn mot Drøbak. I denne time 2 av Museums ekstrasending om Angrepet på Norge, får vi høre utdrag fra intervjuer som ble gjort i Tyskland på 1950-tallet med gjenlevende matroser og offiserer som seilte med Blucher den skjebnesvangre natten. Vi får også høre utdrag fra Yngvar Ustvedts program fra 1990, hvor han reiste i Tyskland og fant tidsvitner som var med Blucher.

Blucher synker - Minutt for minutt I første time av serien følger vi angrepet på Norge minutt for minutt slik publikum kunne oppleve det, via forvirrende radiomeldinger og som øyenvitner. Vi besøker Oscarsborg festing og får høre detaljert om hvordan avgjørelsene ble tatt der, i nattemørke og tåke, med en stående ordre om ikke å skyte. Norge var erklært nøytralt og å skyte på engelske eller tyske skip ville være et brudd på nøytraliteten. Det var nettopp det som skjedde da oberst Birger Eriksen brøt sine ordrer og lot kanonene Moses og Aron og torpedobatteriene senke krysseren Blucher som ledet det tyske angrepet. I et opptak fra 1994 møter vi tre tidsvitner på Hvaler, som 9.april sto på en fjelltopp på Vesterøy og så dramaet da en Bluchers følgebåter, motortorpedobåten Albatross bli beskutt fra Bolærne og Horten. Albatross gikk i stor fart på en grunne på innsiden av Søndre Søster og sank med flere hundre mann. .

This week, a warning for brewers thinking of using cartoons on their labels, and how the Coronavirus is affecting the beer industry. Please subscribe and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or your favourite podcasting app. It costs nothing and helps other beer lovers discover the podcast! Craft Brewers Conference issues coronavirus update Lost and Grounded Brewers disagrees with Portman Group finding Complaint upheld over brewer's Instagram post NSW launches indie brewers ‘action plan' Asahi offers to ditch brands for CUB deal New transparency laws in France From the makers of the world's first stainless steel drainage system, Blucher, welcomes an entirely new range of hygienic and water saving products. Introducing HygienicPro. More information can be found at www.blucher.com.au or call 1300 4 BLUCHER. Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt are dedicated to providing the finest brewing ingredients to help brewers create the foundations of a truly excellent beer. Your premium brewing partner and proud sponsors of Brews News. We thank Rallings Labels and Stickers for sponsoring this podcast. Call Rallings on 1300 852 235 to discover a more efficient way to get your small batch canning labels done. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts All letter writers will receive a Brews News bottle opener and go into the draw to win a mixed six-pack thanks to our good friends at Beer Cartel who sponsor our letter for the week.

This week, a warning for brewers thinking of using cartoons on their labels, and how the Coronavirus is affecting the beer industry. Please subscribe and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or your favourite podcasting app. It costs nothing and helps other beer lovers discover the podcast! Craft Brewers Conference issues coronavirus update Lost and Grounded Brewers disagrees with Portman Group finding Complaint upheld over brewer’s Instagram post NSW launches indie brewers ‘action plan’ Asahi offers to ditch brands for CUB deal New transparency laws in France From the makers of the world’s first stainless steel drainage system, Blucher, welcomes an entirely new range of hygienic and water saving products. Introducing HygienicPro. More information can be found at www.blucher.com.au or call 1300 4 BLUCHER. Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt are dedicated to providing the finest brewing ingredients to help brewers create the foundations of a truly excellent beer. Your premium brewing partner and proud sponsors of Brews News. We thank Rallings Labels and Stickers for sponsoring this podcast. Call Rallings on 1300 852 235 to discover a more efficient way to get your small batch canning labels done. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts All letter writers will receive a Brews News bottle opener and go into the draw to win a mixed six-pack thanks to our good friends at Beer Cartel who sponsor our letter for the week.

Its Halloween Month with a funny comedy “Young Frankenstein”. Then we discuss a topic list Kenn found online & Elijah lets everyone know what actors he has seen most of there catalog.

Dave Evins calls in with a sports report and Lago takes calls from listeners and talks with Blake and Tyler Thorsen about homelessness and police enforcing the Blucher Park ordinance.

Neste episódio, convidamos o escritor e dramaturgo João Mostazo para discutir, a partir do filme Sociedade dos Poetas Mortos, sobre arte, cultura e experiência estética. Na oposição entre arte edificante e arte disruptora, falamos sobre o que acontece com as pessoas quando entram em contato com a arte, e como isso se articula às condições sociais. Discutimos sobre como isso influencia a atuação de uma companhia de teatro. Finalmente, resgatamos brevemente a história das políticas culturais no Brasil, pensando na ação estatal de fomento à cultura. Bom programa! - 06:45: Arte edificante e arte disruptiva - 28:40: Receptividade, acontecimento e teatro - 41:04: Cultura como política pública - 54:20: "Diversidade ou relativismo?" + Dicas culturais Textos e Referências: - “A obra de arte na época da possibilidade de sua reprodução técnica”, no livro “Estética e sociologia da arte” [1935] Estante Virtual: http://tiny.cc/6drt9y - “Pequeno manual de inestética” [1998] Estante Virtual: http://tiny.cc/tert9y - “Dimensões da cultura e políticas públicas” [2001] Scielo: http://www.scielo.br/pdf/spp/v15n2/8580.pdf - “Algumas reflexões sobre a arte e a formação do psicólogo” [2004] Pepsic: http://pepsic.bvsalud.org/pdf/pcp/v24n4/v24n4a12.pdf - “Políticas culturais no Brasil: Balanço e perspectivas” [2007] Guia Cultural Unicamp: http://tiny.cc/8ert9y - "A política cultural como política pública" [2007] III ENECULT: http://www.cult.ufba.br/enecult2007/AnitaSimis.pdf - “A partilha do sensível na comunidade – interseções entre psicologia e teatro” [2008] Scielo: http://www.scielo.br/pdf/epsic/v13n2/01.pdf - “Psicología y arte: razones teóricas y epistemológicas de un desencuentro” [2008] Redalyc: http://www.redalyc.org/pdf/1390/139012667013.pdf - “Contribuições para entender a experiência estética” [2011] Scielo: http://www.scielo.mec.pt/pdf/rle/n18/n18a08.pdf - “Arteterapia: a arte como instrumento no trabalho do psicólogo” [2014] Redalyc: http://tiny.cc/akrt9y - “Sublimação: laço entre arte e clínica” [2015] Pepsic: http://pepsic.bvsalud.org/pdf/stylus/n31/n31a14.pdf - “Arte no combate à violência: experiências artísticas e culturais no desenvolvimento do potencial criativo-político” [2016] Blucher: http://tiny.cc/3frt9y Vídeos e Episódios de Outros Programas: - CBN Entrevista – “Mais investimento em cultura significa, a médio prazo, menos necessidade de investir em segurança pública” [2018] CBN: http://tiny.cc/chrt9y Dicas Culturais: - "Morte e vida severina" [1955] Estante Virtual: https://tinyurl.com/yyrq75h6 - “Agonia do Eros” [2012] Estante Virtual: https://tinyurl.com/yy9zegvw - “Beltracchi – a arte da falsificação” [2014] Imdb: http://tiny.cc/oirt9y Músicas: - Introdução: Herbie Hancock – Hang Up Your Hangups [1975] (http://tiny.cc/154d6y) - Música de Fundo: Jazz Funk Revolution – Jazz Funk Mix (Full Mix) [2017] (https://tinyurl.com/yyj2ap8o) - Dicas Culturais: Mark Knopfler - Cannibals [1996] (http://tiny.cc/774d6y) - Encerramento: Toquinho MPB4 – Roda Viva [2008] (https://tinyurl.com/y3jvuc5l) Ouvinte, obrigado pela paciência e atenção! Sugestões, críticas, elogios e outros comentários são sempre bem-vindos. Você pode comentar aqui, nos seguir no https://twitter.com/subsonoro ou ainda entrar em contato conosco pelo e-mail subsonoro@tutanota.com Você pode nos escutar no: Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/subsonoropodcast Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/32iHtBLTqpauz6x4EMJf6g?si=OZq5444YSI-c6la7mkiP9w YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC02KGFHSb3aa7TpBDkjIWiA Castbox: https://castbox.fm/channel/Subsonoro-Podcast-id2016281?country=br PlayerFM: https://player.fm/series/subsonoro-podcast É isso!

We explore minute 21 of Young Frankenstein, where there is something up between Frau Blucher and the horses. When our characters finally make their way inside, we are treated to Igor testing his theory that the horses will always react at the name of "Blucher!" Before the minute ends, we get a gorgeous glimpse of the immense castle interior set built for the film, Young Frankenstein. We spend some time with actor Adam Boyer to begin this week's minute on The Wilder Ride. He's been a working actor for over 20 years and has a host of credits to his name to include working with Clint Eastwood and Tom Hanks on the film, Sully, as a Mississippi redneck in Ozark on Netflix and as the butcher of Terminus in The Walking Dead.   

The hay cart comes to a stop in front of the doors to the castle of Baron von Frankenstein. Just as Dr. Frankenstein is about to lower Inga out of the cart, Igor uses one of the immense door knockers to bang on the door. Looking over his shoulder, Dr. Frankenstein remarks, "What knockers!" Inga, blushing, thanks the good Doctor for his compliment.  The group approaches the door just as it opens with a slow and deliberate pull before the mistress of the house takes a step forward introducing herself as Frau Blucher. At the mention of her last name, the horses go crazy, rearing up and letting out a loud whinny. Wrapping up the week with us on The Wilder Ride, is Jonathan Howell, who can normally be found co-hosting his own Movies by Minutes podcast, Minute: Impossible.  

Host Freddie Campbell will introduce us to Evangelist Bridget Blucher who effectively used the Ska and Reggae rhythms to color her vocal presentation at a recent concert.Evan. Bridget Blucher is blessed, gifted, and anointed by God to Minister through music, and she use this gift to glorify Him. A native of St. Vincent & Grenadines. Evan.Blucher now resides in Florida with her family. She is daughter of the late Bishop ( Pointer) Decosta Blucher and his wife the late Rev. Frances Blucher. Evan. Blucher always had a passion for singing and at a tender age was in involved in the Church Youth choir, and Community choirs spreading the gospel through songs in her native land. Today in a very unique way. Evan. Bridget Blucher brings the message in sermon through the word and songs with praise and worship filled with a rhythmic Caribbean essence. Evan. Blucher makes it safe, to laugh, dance, and worship while, at the same time, sending the clarion message of Jesus and His love in song. Her God-given talent has plummeted her to the top of the charts in the Caribbean and globally.

Join me along with Olly (last name uknown, possibly Fronkensteen) as we peer into the dark depths of taboo science and cinema with Mel Brooks' and Gene Wilder's wonderful Young Frankenstein. We compare it to other Frankenstein movies, other Mel Brooks movies, other Gene Wilder movies, and Brief Encounter. Olly explains how Brooks and Wilder were both crazy in different ways. We insult Gene Wilder's hair. We discuss back-door pilots and how this movie should not be set in Transylvania and why a mad scientist would dress his monster in a suit. We discuss the Dr Frankenstein/Frankenstein's Monster mixup and try to name the monster. We wish Gene Wilder had "gone the Bill Murray route". And I try to get Olly to say "Blucher".

Stephen Clarke Author of How The French Won Waterloo or think they did talks at the renowned Oldie Literary Lunch at Simpsons on the Stand, London W1. Clarke paints the French version of Wellington and Blucher's victory in 1815. Sponsored by Doro, number one in the senior mobile market

Michael Blucher talks about life inside the bubble of professional sport and the lessons about performance and personal growth we can all learn from the trails and tribulations of the stars of the athletic world. Michael is an author, blogger, keynote speaker and professional advisor to high profile sports men and women and business leaders. His latest book - Bubble Boys – takes readers into the strange world of professional sports – the highs and lows, the enticing trappings and the perilous pitfalls. Michael has spent 28 years in and around professional sport - within the media, corporate partners and playing organisations. He has relationships with some of the best-known names in Australia and he works with some of the biggest names you’ve not yet heard of. He’s witnessed the shifting landscape of professional sport - the changing role of the mainstream media, the impact of social media, big money, the bright lights and the dark times. In some ways this conversation is just two guys who love sport, gossiping about players past and present, incidents, achievements and falls from grace. But there’s a serious thread to it. Talking with Michael opened my eyes to the complexity of a life played out in front of a crowd. He gives us great insight into work he does through his company - The Third Half – giving people the support they need to ensure what they do in the office or on the sporting field does not define or limit them as a person. He is a deep thinker about values, behaviour and the challenges we all face. And he gives some wonderful, practical advice that many of us can use to enrich our own lives. I could literally have talked to Michael for hours. Absorbing. Salacious. Serious. And wise. A good dose of sports talk and some serious links to the lessons we can all extract and inject into our own personal and professional journey. If you enjoy listening to this conversation half as much has I did recording it, you’re in for a real treat.

Welcome to Episode 154 of the Meeples & Miniatures Podcast From Grande Armee to Blucher...and beyond In this show, hosts Neil Shuck and Mike Hobbs are joined by rules designer Sam Mustafa, to chat about his rules and his approach to gaming and rules design. We also discover what he's currently working on...which may come as a surprise! We hope you enjoy the show

I have really enjoyed Michael Leggiere‘s earlier work, including the excellent Napoleon and Berlin : The Franco-Prussian War in North Germany, 1813 (2002), like this work, part of the Campaigns and Commanders series at the University of Oklahoma Press. In Blucher: Scourge of Napoleon (University of Oklahoma Press, 2014), Leggiere rescues Gebhard Leberecht von Blucher from the shadow cast by Wellington (and Wellington’s many and prolific admirers). It was Blucher, argues Leggiere, who continually bedeviled Napoleon after 1812 and who created the conditions for the Emperor’s few but decisive defeats, including Leipzig (1813) and Waterloo (1815) – hence the subtitle. Partly because of the focus on Wellington, partly because of myth-making on the part of German nationalists and military leaders, Blucher is too often presented as a strategic imbecile, a mere hard-charging hussar, deserving of the label applied by his troops: “Marshal Forward.” But Leggiere highlights Blucher’srestraint, his canny retreats, as well as his political savvy, to present a much more nuanced picture. Blucher: Scourge of Napoleon was the winner of the 2015 Society for Military History Distinguished Book Award. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I have really enjoyed Michael Leggiere‘s earlier work, including the excellent Napoleon and Berlin : The Franco-Prussian War in North Germany, 1813 (2002), like this work, part of the Campaigns and Commanders series at the University of Oklahoma Press. In Blucher: Scourge of Napoleon (University of Oklahoma Press, 2014), Leggiere rescues Gebhard Leberecht von Blucher from the shadow cast by Wellington (and Wellington’s many and prolific admirers). It was Blucher, argues Leggiere, who continually bedeviled Napoleon after 1812 and who created the conditions for the Emperor’s few but decisive defeats, including Leipzig (1813) and Waterloo (1815) – hence the subtitle. Partly because of the focus on Wellington, partly because of myth-making on the part of German nationalists and military leaders, Blucher is too often presented as a strategic imbecile, a mere hard-charging hussar, deserving of the label applied by his troops: “Marshal Forward.” But Leggiere highlights Blucher’srestraint, his canny retreats, as well as his political savvy, to present a much more nuanced picture. Blucher: Scourge of Napoleon was the winner of the 2015 Society for Military History Distinguished Book Award. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I have really enjoyed Michael Leggiere‘s earlier work, including the excellent Napoleon and Berlin : The Franco-Prussian War in North Germany, 1813 (2002), like this work, part of the Campaigns and Commanders series at the University of Oklahoma Press. In Blucher: Scourge of Napoleon (University of Oklahoma Press, 2014), Leggiere rescues Gebhard Leberecht von Blucher from the shadow cast by Wellington (and Wellington’s many and prolific admirers). It was Blucher, argues Leggiere, who continually bedeviled Napoleon after 1812 and who created the conditions for the Emperor’s few but decisive defeats, including Leipzig (1813) and Waterloo (1815) – hence the subtitle. Partly because of the focus on Wellington, partly because of myth-making on the part of German nationalists and military leaders, Blucher is too often presented as a strategic imbecile, a mere hard-charging hussar, deserving of the label applied by his troops: “Marshal Forward.” But Leggiere highlights Blucher’srestraint, his canny retreats, as well as his political savvy, to present a much more nuanced picture. Blucher: Scourge of Napoleon was the winner of the 2015 Society for Military History Distinguished Book Award. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I have really enjoyed Michael Leggiere‘s earlier work, including the excellent Napoleon and Berlin : The Franco-Prussian War in North Germany, 1813 (2002), like this work, part of the Campaigns and Commanders series at the University of Oklahoma Press. In Blucher: Scourge of Napoleon (University of Oklahoma Press, 2014), Leggiere rescues Gebhard Leberecht von Blucher from the shadow cast by Wellington (and Wellington’s many and prolific admirers). It was Blucher, argues Leggiere, who continually bedeviled Napoleon after 1812 and who created the conditions for the Emperor’s few but decisive defeats, including Leipzig (1813) and Waterloo (1815) – hence the subtitle. Partly because of the focus on Wellington, partly because of myth-making on the part of German nationalists and military leaders, Blucher is too often presented as a strategic imbecile, a mere hard-charging hussar, deserving of the label applied by his troops: “Marshal Forward.” But Leggiere highlights Blucher’srestraint, his canny retreats, as well as his political savvy, to present a much more nuanced picture. Blucher: Scourge of Napoleon was the winner of the 2015 Society for Military History Distinguished Book Award. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I have really enjoyed Michael Leggiere‘s earlier work, including the excellent Napoleon and Berlin : The Franco-Prussian War in North Germany, 1813 (2002), like this work, part of the Campaigns and Commanders series at the University of Oklahoma Press. In Blucher: Scourge of Napoleon (University of Oklahoma Press, 2014), Leggiere rescues Gebhard Leberecht von Blucher from the shadow cast by Wellington (and Wellington’s many and prolific admirers). It was Blucher, argues Leggiere, who continually bedeviled Napoleon after 1812 and who created the conditions for the Emperor’s few but decisive defeats, including Leipzig (1813) and Waterloo (1815) – hence the subtitle. Partly because of the focus on Wellington, partly because of myth-making on the part of German nationalists and military leaders, Blucher is too often presented as a strategic imbecile, a mere hard-charging hussar, deserving of the label applied by his troops: “Marshal Forward.” But Leggiere highlights Blucher’srestraint, his canny retreats, as well as his political savvy, to present a much more nuanced picture. Blucher: Scourge of Napoleon was the winner of the 2015 Society for Military History Distinguished Book Award. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I have really enjoyed Michael Leggiere‘s earlier work, including the excellent Napoleon and Berlin : The Franco-Prussian War in North Germany, 1813 (2002), like this work, part of the Campaigns and Commanders series at the University of Oklahoma Press. In Blucher: Scourge of Napoleon (University of Oklahoma Press, 2014), Leggiere rescues Gebhard Leberecht von Blucher from the shadow cast by Wellington (and Wellington’s many and prolific admirers). It was Blucher, argues Leggiere, who continually bedeviled Napoleon after 1812 and who created the conditions for the Emperor’s few but decisive defeats, including Leipzig (1813) and Waterloo (1815) – hence the subtitle. Partly because of the focus on Wellington, partly because of myth-making on the part of German nationalists and military leaders, Blucher is too often presented as a strategic imbecile, a mere hard-charging hussar, deserving of the label applied by his troops: “Marshal Forward.” But Leggiere highlights Blucher’srestraint, his canny retreats, as well as his political savvy, to present a much more nuanced picture. Blucher: Scourge of Napoleon was the winner of the 2015 Society for Military History Distinguished Book Award. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Oberst Birger Eriksen på Oscarsborg fort hadde bare generelle og vage ordrer fra sine overordnede og sto helt alene om ta avgjørelsen om å skyte mot Blücher. – Han tok ansvaret selv og er en av Annen verdenskrigs største helter, sier forfatter Alf R Jacobsen i et arkivopptak fra 2010 da hans bok "Krysseren Blücher" ble lansert. Krigshistoriker Lars Borgersrud sier at det etter hans mening ble satt i gang en svertekampanje og buskagitasjon mot oberst Eriksen etter krigen. – Jeg tror det var fordi han kritiserte at den militære undersøkelseskommisjon ikke fikk mandat til å belyse hendelsene ved krigsutbruddet ved å stille riksrett, sier Borgersrud. Eriksen gikk av for aldersgrensen allerede i november 1940 og døde i 1958. Først på 100-års dagen for Eriksens fødsel, i 1975, fikk han full oppreisning ved at kong Olav talte ved avdukingen av hans byste i badeparken i Drøbak. Bysten kom til etter privat initiativ og en innsamlingsaksjon over hele landet. Ved frigjøringsjubileet i 1995 talte kong Harald da en statue i helfigur av oberst Eriksen ble avduket i borggården på Oscarsborg. – Det er først nå oberst Birger Eriksen trer fram som den helt han var, sier Alf R Jacobsen. I dette programmet hører vi også flere tidsvitner som selv var med på Oscarsborg og som kjente oberst Eriksen godt. Som en kuriositet får vi også et klipp med frk Sigrid Sæhlie fra 1945. Sigrids søster Christiane var gift med oberst Eriksen, og Christiane hadde reist for å besøke sin søster på familiegården Sælid i Hedmark mens mannen var på Oscarsborg. Og merkelig nok er historiens sammenfall slik at mens obersten skyter Blucher i senk slik at Konge og regjering kan flykte fra hovedstaden, så er det nettopp på Sælid gård i Vang i Hedmark Kongen og hans følge tar inn om morgenen den 9.april. – De ringete og spurte om Kongen kunne komme og heldigvis sto alle gjesterommene ferdig oppredd, etter gammel sedvane. Så jeg sa ja, sier frk Sigrid Sæhlie i klippet fra 1945. Sendt første gang mandag 6/4 2015. Programleder Øyvind Arntsen

Utdrag fra et lydbånd gitt som gave til NRKs historiske arkiv i 1967 av journalist Wolfgang Jurke i Radio Bremen. Vi får høre utdrag fra intervjuer med noen av de tyske sjøfolkene som var ombord i Blücher og som overlevde forliset. Dette er helt andre opptak enn det Yngvar Ustvedt brukte i 1990. Maskinoffiser Herman Lindtner forteller i detalj hvordan han opplevde begge torpedotreffene fra sin posisjon dypt nede i maskinrommet omtrent midtskips. Lindtner beskriver også hvordan han forgjeves forsøker å hjelpe til med slukkingen av brannen og hvordan han til sist greier å kjempe seg ned til sin lugar for å skifte til korrekt uniform før han klatrer ut gjennom en ventil og opp over siden på Blucher, som nå har sterk slagside, og lar seg gli ned i det brennende, men iskalde vannet i Drøbaksundet. – Jeg vurderte om jeg skulle ta med meg mine tre flasker snaps fra lugaren, men jeg lot det være, sier Lindtner. I programmet får vi også høre arkivopptak med Erik Bye og sjefen for de tyske infanteristyrkene, general Erwin Engelbrecht. Programleder Øyvind Arntsen. Sendt første gang søndag 5/4 2015.

Om bord i Blucher var maskinvaktsjef Herman Lindtner på vakt da torpedoene traff. Han ble intervjuet av Radio Bremen i 1967, og dette opptaket ble siden gitt til NRKs arkiv. Lindtner forteller detaljert om de tekniske skadene på skipet, slagforløpet og den dramatiske svømmeturen i brennende olje da så mange hundre av hans kamerater omkom. Dette er andre opptak enn de Yngvar Ustvedt brukte i 1990. En av de første reportasjene til Erik Bye i NRK radio er et innslag til Søndagsposten våren 1959 fra Drøbak – At folk dreper hverandre på steder som Verdun og Waterloo, det kan vi nesten forstå. Men på et lite sted som Drøbak ? Nei. Slik åpner Erik Bye programmet, som blant annet inneholder intervju med tannlege Vagn Jul Enger som i 1940 var sjef for batteriet på Koppås som fikk inn 13 fulltreffere og satte Blücher i brann. Flere av klippene i MUSEUM har ikke tidligere vært sendt i NRK og programmet inneholder også den historiske Dagsnyttmeldingen kl 22 den 8. april 1940 og et intervju med Kong Olav som forteller om hvordan han som kronprins forberedte seg på Skaugum natt til 9. april 1940. Dette er del 3) i MUSEUMs serie "Blücher fra arkivet". Opprinnelig MUSEUM nr 214 fra 2006. Programleder Øyvind Arntsen

Bruce Blucher's name won't be known to many but to my mind he's a key New Zealand musician, having been in some of the best Dunedin bands of the 80s and 90s.Download the Counting The Beat - Bruce Blucher podcast