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JLJ has a fun convo with the Tubi TV star of Culture Shock!Rich Manley is dubbed the “Adventure Illusionist,” and explorer, magician and actor and uniquely combines his sleight of hand skills on the new Tubi series, “Culture Shock” shot in Peru and Africa now airing and was just renewed for season 2 to shoot in Boliva and also will perform his live stage show “Diary Of Magic” which he will tour around the US with Erich Recker,Criss Angel's “Mindfreak” producer. Rich is also an actor, who's production banner, 12th Planet Productions, starring in the action thriller, “Fallen Cards”which he wrote and co-directed along with Zack Ward and Justin Zagri now in post-production and other credits include the comedy, “Slay Belles” starring Barry Bostwick as well as the critically acclaimed, “The Debt Collector” starring Scott Adkins, Michael Pare, Louis Mandylor, directed by Jesse V. Johnson, the action adventure “Knight And Day” starring Tom Cruise, Cameron Diaz,directed by James Mangold and the family comedy, “Cowboy Spirit.” Rich Manley was born in Concord Massachusetts and raised in the city of Stow and as a ten-year-old learned magic from his grandfather, Dr. Douglas Marchant, a surgeon who explored global cultures and their medicinal traditions. Rich attended College at Radford University in Virginia for Acting/media studies and sports studies focusing on martial arts and left college, and traveled to Los Angeles as part of a film crew for a reality show pilot called "Stars Stunts Action" and also engaged his magic abilities by performing at the prestigious Magic Castle in Hollywood.

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ESCLUSIVO: live dalla Boliva con il bomber Felipe Passadore, neo campione del campionato boliviano e sogno proibito di (alcuni) tifosi del Milan che nei giorni scorsi ne hanno richiesto l'acquisto alla società tramite una petizione partita da Lunch Press e ripresa in diversi Paesi.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/radio-rossonera--2355694/support.

Join us, Jamie Le Mura and Leigh Harrison, on this high-speed episode of Negative Canberra, where we cover the thrilling world of motorsport from recent races to the physical demands of different circuits. Listen in as we celebrate Lee's back-to-back state titles and share a humorous snippet of his wife's views on his driving skills. We then switch gears to discuss the recent MotoGP race and the awe-inspiring recovery of rider Pekko Banyai. We also talk about Leigh's experience with the hydration drink, Prepped, and how it's improved his performance. Get ready for an in-depth discussion on dirt carts and bitumen carts, exploring whether the same principles apply to both. We'll also cover how seat time is crucial for improving cart control, potential changes in the driver market, and the potential expansion of Todd Hazelwood's team. Plus, we'll let you in on the origins of the "Negative Camber" podcast title. We also provide an insightful analysis of a recent karting competition, looking at the challenging factors like tire choices and track conditions. We delve into the heated competition between the winner and runner-up and touch on the upcoming Enduro race. Stay tuned as we reveal the results of the For Assess State Cup and look forward to the South Australian State Titles at the Southern Go-Kart Club. We also give our predictions for the race, with Harlan Bell being a standout in Cadet 9. Finally, we take a moment to discuss the upcoming karting race at Southern Go-Kart Club in Boliva, Australia. We forecast the top contenders in each class and discuss the potential for Boliva to host the opening round of the national championships next year. Join us for all this and more on this high-octane episode of Negative Camber.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Solo Episode Connect with Terry Lohrbeer as she celebrates her 3rd Anniversary as a podcaster and host of Kickass Boomers A massive Thank You to all of my guests over the last 3 years and to my loyal audience. Some of my favorites & audience favorites over the years were: 1 favorite was Bobby Rydell in Ep #21 & a replay #79 Bobby Rydell was a teen idol when I was growing up and we grew up in the same city of Phila. Bobby shares lots of stories of living in  South Philly and his long singing & entertaining career. Two Gold Medal winners: Laura Eiman Ep61 & replay Ep95 Laura won a Gold Medal at 63 in Olympic Weightlifting and is now a Mental Toughness Coach. Carol Cooke Ep151 is from Australia and she is a 3x Gold-Medalist in the Paralympics  with multiple sclerosis Ep 9 & Ep 99 was Myra Berg and her surfing partner both in their 60's and they continue to tandem surf. Ep81 with a fellow podcaster James Gardner of Your History Your Story where he interviews children & grandchildren of famous people from history. Three Age Activist: Ep134 Hunter Leonard from Australia owner & founder of Silver & Wise Ep84 Kathrine Etsy , 87 yrs, Activist for Aging Well Ep80 Kathleen Sinclair 77 yrs, her book - F#ck Aging Ep147 with Beatrice Bruno- The Drill Sergeant of Life Ep140 Julis Linn - Childhood diabetic to Sexy Senior Ep139 Gramps Jeffrey shows us how to build better relationships with your grandchildren Ep137 Trisha Gallagher manifested a trip to Boliva, South America just by asking the Universe. Learn what she did Ep122 Grandmapreneur -Inventor & Author Connie Inukai Ep118 Joey Drolshagen tells us Boomers can still find their Passion Two Actresses Ep107 with Mariann Aalda who played DiDi Bannister from an  ABC soap opera Ep150 Mia Altieri who co-wrote "There's A Dead Girl In My Yard" Ep116 Doug Stebleton- Filmmaker & Documentarian A shout out to my International Listeners and the Guests I've interviewed from  countries around the world including: Australia, Great Britain, Germany, Thailand, Denmark, Canada, Russia, Japan & Israel Thank you to everyone who have made Kickass Boomers such a wonderful success and I look forward to interviewing many great guests as I enter my fourth year of podcasting . Connect with Host Terry Lohrbeer Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2658545911065461/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/terrylohrbeer/ Instagram: kickassboomers Twitter: @kickassboomers Website: kickassboomers.com   Connect to Premiere Podcast Pros for podcast editing: premierepodcastpros@gmail.com   LEAVE A REVIEW and join me on my journey to become and stay a Kickass Boomer! Visit http://kickassboomers.com/ to listen to the previous episodes. Also check us out on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.   Email terry@kickassboomers.com and connect with me online and on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.     

Solo Episode Connect with Terry Lohrbeer as she celebrates her 3rd Anniversary as a podcaster and host of Kickass Boomers A massive Thank You to all of my guests over the last 3 years and to my loyal audience. Some of my favorites & audience favorites over the years were: 1 favorite was Bobby Rydell in Ep #21 & a replay #79 Bobby Rydell was a teen idol when I was growing up and we grew up in the same city of Phila. Bobby shares lots of stories of living in  South Philly and his long singing & entertaining career. Two Gold Medal winners: Laura Eiman Ep61 & replay Ep95 Laura won a Gold Medal at 63 in Olympic Weightlifting and is now a Mental Toughness Coach. Carol Cooke Ep151 is from Australia and she is a 3x Gold-Medalist in the Paralympics  with multiple sclerosis Ep 9 & Ep 99 was Myra Berg and her surfing partner both in their 60's and they continue to tandem surf. Ep81 with a fellow podcaster James Gardner of Your History Your Story where he interviews children & grandchildren of famous people from history. Three Age Activist: Ep134 Hunter Leonard from Australia owner & founder of Silver & Wise Ep84 Kathrine Etsy , 87 yrs, Activist for Aging Well Ep80 Kathleen Sinclair 77 yrs, her book - F#ck Aging Ep147 with Beatrice Bruno- The Drill Sergeant of Life Ep140 Julis Linn - Childhood diabetic to Sexy Senior Ep139 Gramps Jeffrey shows us how to build better relationships with your grandchildren Ep137 Trisha Gallagher manifested a trip to Boliva, South America just by asking the Universe. Learn what she did Ep122 Grandmapreneur -Inventor & Author Connie Inukai Ep118 Joey Drolshagen tells us Boomers can still find their Passion Two Actresses Ep107 with Mariann Aalda who played DiDi Bannister from an  ABC soap opera Ep150 Mia Altieri who co-wrote "There's A Dead Girl In My Yard" Ep116 Doug Stebleton- Filmmaker & Documentarian A shout out to my International Listeners and the Guests I've interviewed from  countries around the world including: Australia, Great Britain, Germany, Thailand, Denmark, Canada, Russia, Japan & Israel Thank you to everyone who have made Kickass Boomers such a wonderful success and I look forward to interviewing many great guests as I enter my fourth year of podcasting . Connect with Host Terry Lohrbeer Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2658545911065461/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/terrylohrbeer/ Instagram: kickassboomers Twitter: @kickassboomers Website: kickassboomers.com   Connect to Premiere Podcast Pros for podcast editing: premierepodcastpros@gmail.com   LEAVE A REVIEW and join me on my journey to become and stay a Kickass Boomer! Visit http://kickassboomers.com/ to listen to the previous episodes. Also check us out on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.   Email terry@kickassboomers.com and connect with me online and on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.     

I denne episode af Naturens Stemmer har vi besøg af Emma og Frederik som sammen har firmaet Plantepressen. Emma og Frederik arbejder med naturformidling, som forener det åndelige med det faglige. De elsker at nørde den nyeste forskning om planter, og tager samtidig afsæt i folketroen og kulturhistoriens brugbare viden. De afholder bl.a. sanketure i naturen, hvor deltagerne udover at få konkret viden om de planter der sankes, inviteres til at smage, røre, dufte og undersøge naturen omkring os. I episoden fortæller Emma og Frederik om, hvordan en rejse til Boliva har påvirket deres syn på og forbindelse til naturen. De fortæller også om deres erfaringer med at flytte tættere på naturen sammen med deres to børn, deres interesse for og fascination af planter, og hvorfor det er vigtigt for dem at dele deres viden og erfaringer med andre. Du kan læse mere om Emma og Frederiks arbejde på deres hjemmeside https://plantepressen.dk/ eller følge dem på instagram her: https://www.instagram.com/plantepressen/  

The Ticket is on tour with a world of firsts from Taiwan, to Korea, to Boliva and India exploring gender equity, diplomacy and a wrestlers' strike in New Delhi that goes to the very top of the political landscape.

UN chief calls for ‘maximum restraint' in Bolivia UN Rights chief appeals to save Myanmar refugeesEthiopia: Nationwide measles vaccination campaign  

The Administrative Capital of Boliva, La Paz, is the highest capital city in the world. Named afer Simon Bolivar -- who has a statue in Central Park, New York -- it's one of two land-locked countries in South America. Check out Clark's classes on Outschool at https://bit.ly/clarkonoutschool or email Clark at aroundtheworldwithmrclark@gmail.com

Today we welcome in Arturo Préstamo, Executive Chairman and Interim CFO of Santacruz Silver Mining. The company made a transformative acquisition of multiple producing assets in Boliva earlier in the year. The market is beginning to see the benefits of that acquisition and where improvements will be made in the coming quarters.

Podcast #32 (Agosto 2022, Bogotá, Colombia)Ritmos del MundoConversaciones sobre música, ritmo y vidaFao nos cuenta cómo viajando por Bolivia descubre el poder de su gente, de su cultura, de su simpleza y su hermosa conexión con la madre tierra.Videocast: https://youtu.be/Bk_Mfk9Mn7I

Happy Monday Lovess! Hope you are having a beautiful start to your week and I'm grateful to be able to bring a little women empowerment and travel into your ears this week!  This week I got to talk with Bianca Alba from This Latina Travels Podcast! Bianca is a First Generation American from Boliva and because I am second generation we relate alot! We have a deep discussion into our shared experience as Latina travelers. In this episode we dive into...  - How Bianca recently became debt free and tips for how you can work toward becoming debt free! - Her experience growing up and how travel was not a part of her childhood - How Bianca found healing from heartbreak through travel  - Providing that experience of travel for her family  and of course much much more!  Thank you for coming back to this podcast every week and I appreciate every single listen! If you enjoyed this conversation with Bianca, share this episode with a friend.  If you want to connect with me or Bianca on socials:  This Latina Travels Instagram This Latina Travels Podcast While She's Away Instagram

Our new seasonal blend for espresso is made up of 70% Familia Rodriguez from Nariño, Colombia and 30% El Fuerte from Samaipata, Boliva. Familia Rodriguez is a coffee that is new to Market Lane this year, while El Fuerte has been a regular coffee on offer since 2011.Einar and Jason taste and talk about the new coffee and Jason explains further about the C-price.

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Mucho movimiento en la lista ¿Quién estará en el N°1? Además recordamos las 10 favoritas de 2004 y te presentamos 2 candidatos: Ricky Martin con Paloma Mami y Maroon 5.

BTS, CNCO y Louis Tomlinson comparten el podio, ¿quién estará en el N°1? ; Dos ganadores del Grammy aportan un ingreso y un candidato. Sebastián Yatra nos cuenta sobre "Adios" y mucho más.

Una noche de bendición la que notamos en compañía de la Hna. Maria Teodovich desde el país de Bolivia, agradecemos el favor de su atención a nuestra entrevista y le pedimos al señor mucha Bendición al creador en este 2021.

Marriage is beautiful. It’s hard, but it’s beautiful. Work can be beautiful. Hard, but beautiful. When you combine marriage and work, those things can be beautiful, but they can also be really, really hard. My guests today recently completed the largest research study on working married couples in the US, and spent the last few years interviewing couples who want to stay in love, change the world, and raise a happy family. Jeff and Andrew Shinabarger. Jeff is the co-author of Love or Work: Is it Possible to Change the World, Stay in Love, and Raise a Family. He’s also the founder of Plywood People, a nonprofit in Atlanta leading a community of startups doing good. His work has been featured in Forbes Inc., CNN, USA Weekend, and Huffington Post. He’s mentored over 600 startups and created the largest social entrepreneurship event in the South called “Plywood Presents.” His wife, Andre Shinabarger is an adventurer who loves seeing the world. She was born in Boliva, and she has a deep passion for building community with marginalized people groups. She works at Grady Memorial Hospital as a physician’s assistant and is an adjunct professor for Emory University as well as an advisor to Plywood People, host of the Love or Work Podcast, and coauthor of the Love or Work book along with her husband, Jeff. These two are incredible and I’ve long admired their work through Plywood People and Plywood Presents. It was such a joy to have them on the show. You’re going to get so much out of this conversation whether you’re married or single. This episode is for everyone. 6:41 – The Jeff and Andre 101 Andre was born in Bolivia and Spanish is her first language. She is a physician’s assistant at Grady Health System where she and her colleagues take care of underserved communities. She and Jeff met in college, have been married for 18 years, and have two children who are 10 and 8 years-old. Jeff leads an organization called Plywood People, a nonprofit that leads a community of startups doing good. He loves getting involved in these projects to help pass on his wisdom, lessons from mistakes, and help people grow their dream projects. Early on, Jeff and Andre stared a project called “Gift Card Giver.” They would collect unused gift cards and give them to people in need. People started sending their gift cards from all over the nation. Because of that, people started connecting Jeff with other people with ideas. They gave away a few hundred thousand dollars in gift cards, and people started recognizing Jeff and asking him how to help them get their ideas off the ground. The name Plywood People came after Jeff and Andrew traveled extensively doing various relief work. He always saw Plywood as a short-term fix to a long-term problem, and people giving their lives to continue raising up a place and making it better. 11:48 – Love or Work? The Book Love or Work came out of a long personal journey of working with people who are starting their own business. Unfortunately, they often also saw a lot of relationships falling apart because of those startup businesses efforts. It’s hard to maintain and nurture relationships when so much of an entrepreneur’s time is taken up by stress and trying to get a new project off the ground. Often business mentoring sessions would also turn into therapy sessions with clients emotional over their stressed relationships or lack of free time to spend with their partners. They saw such a big need in the community that they started to research how many people were feeling that struggle. They wanted to know if it was really possible to do it all or is that just an idealistic notion? Jeff and Andrew started interviewing people and asking more questions. The book is especially timely during this pandemic we’re experiencing in 2020. With many couples now working at home and in close proximity, many are struggling to adjust to this adjustment in their increased time together at home. Virtual school, kids, and general stress adds even more pressure on relationships. 14:54 – Podcasts and Pandemics Jeff and Andre also have a Love or Work Podcast in addition to the book. They help couples focus on their marriage with resources that help people have not only a great marriage, but also a great career and family, all at the same time. It is possible! They hosted over 100 couples on their podcast and did a research project where they surveyed 1500 working couples! They wanted a broad perspective backed up by data. Andre personally didn’t think she wanted kids because she didn’t think she could move up in a career if she had kids too. 83% of couples say that working has made them better parents. The proof is in the data. We really don’t have to choose. We can both work and be good parents. Women and men feel guilt being away from their kids while they are working, but you can let go a of a lot of that guilt. Jeff cares a lot about Andre’s purpose and while it is not perfect, many couples reported that they desire that support in their relationships. It should be a marriage issue, not a career issue. It’s not a topic that is brought up in marriage books, but if a partner doesn’t value the other’s purpose, they don’t value their partner. Women are coming out of the workforce 4x more than men right now. They are bearing a lot of the burden during the pandemic to both work and care for their children. Just because we’re home more now doesn’t mean we’re connecting. Both the Love or Work book and podcast helps people connect heart-wise and get deeper into issues of work, love, and kids. It has work couples can do together at the end of the book as well. When was the last time you invested in resources to help you with your relationship? We invest in so much, but this important aspect of our lives together is too often an exception to that. 30:15 – Love and Work Through the Years A desire for passion and fulfilment in work has started to develop in the last few decades in our society: A real deep desire for passion and purpose in what we do for our careers, and that is only going to continue. More families are likely to include to people with deep passion for their work. The question is how to maintain partner relationships, relationships with the children in the family, and how everyone stays healthy in that. 95% of participants in Jeff and Andre’s study believed it’s possible to say in love, change the world, and raise a happy family. However, they’re all exhausted trying to do it. No one goes to counseling, they don’t exercise, they don’t take vacations. It’s not worth it to “have it all” if you’re having it all in an unhealthy state. Jeff and Andre talk about practical ways to have it all in a way that’s healthy. This increased time at home has also spurred difficult and important conversations and given couples time to reflect on their relationship and make sure they’re both willing to stay on the same team long term. It’s a hard but vital question. Counseling and opening the conversation for feedback to trusted friends is vital. 37:42 – Strong Marriages If we change the world and lose our family, we lose. Sometimes we have to say no to work and prioritize our kids. You can change your family set up if it is no longer working for you. It’s your family and marriage, and you can adjust together and edit accordingly. Don’t force something that isn’t working for you and your family just because you said you’d do it. It will help you grow together rather than grow apart. A finding from their research that genuinely surprised Andrew is that only 8% of couples surveyed have ever gotten counseling. Even if counseling feels scary, even talking to someone close to you who may be further along in their journey or buying a book to help can set couples on a better path simply because they are investing in something for their relationship. Only 31% of couples have a shared calendar. This also surprised Jeff and Andre. Especially if you have kids, a shared calendar can save a lot of relationships from frustration, miscommunication, and fights. 59% of people surveyed do now use their vacation time! Taking time to step away to be together is a privilege that families should take advantage of if they have it! There are so many forms of different intimacy that can emerge while on vacation! Jeff and Andre learned from their sex therapist friend about the 4, 4, 4 principle. It’s an idea that each person needs for hours of induvial time a week, and couples need 4 hours of time together every week. Away time invigorates us when we actually come back together to spend time with each other. It should of course be intentional time, not just watching Netflix together. Getting to Know Our Guest Find out some fun get-to-know-you things about Jeff and Andre! Things like which of their pet peeves are the strangest, if they had to eat the same meal for dinner every night for the rest of their life, what song they have to sing when it comes on the radio, their favorite TV shows growing up. Be sure you hear what it means to Jeff and Andre to run a business with purpose! Memorable Quotes 13:21 – “When you look at some of the historical leaders that we count as heroes, most of them had pretty rough family lives; Somebody took a hit because they pursued this heroic thing.” 17:46 – “That is a core issue that should be a marriage issue. I’ve never read in a marriage book that you should be in support of your partner’s purpose. That’s not been a topic brought up in any marriage book before. If I don’t value her purpose, I don’t value her.” 23:12 – “The reason why so many women take pride in their work is because they want to paint a picture for their daughters that is a new path forward. A lot of the men connected to this women in committed relationships want the same thing. They want their daughters to see a different image of what their mother is. ” 27:08 - “It’s important that kids see a bigger world view. Whatever you do, it’s important for kids to see that it’s outside of this immediate safe bubble of home, because there are hurting people, and there are bigger needs, and it’s a bigger world out there.” 40:08 – “If we change the world and lose our family, we lose.” About Jeff and Andre Shinabarger: Jeff Shinabarger is the co-author of "Love or Work: Is it possible to change the world, stay in love, and raise a family?" and founder of Plywood People, a non-profit in Atlanta leading a community of startups doing good. His work has been featured by Forbes, Inc., CNN, USA Weekend and Huffington Post. He is the co-founder of Q, mentored over 600 start-ups and created the largest social entrepreneur event in the South called Plywood Presents. André Shinabarger is an adventurer who loves seeing the world. Born in Bolivia, she has a deep passion for building community with marginalized people groups. She works for Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta as a Physician Assistant and is an adjunct professor for Emory University. She is an Advisor to Plywood People, host of the Love or Work Podcast and co-author of the Love or Work book alongside her husband Jeff. Thank you to our partners of the show: Ammas Umma  Did you know I have an ethical brand directory? That's what Chelsea used to start finding products for her boutique almost four years ago! Now, Amma's Umma carries over 50 intentionally sourced brands and is the perfect one stop shop for all your gift giving needs. 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Welcome to Day 14 of my Holiday Special of My Kids Think I'm Cool, But Podcast. On this Special - I will be talking to 25 different internationals on how they celebrate the holiday season in their home country and in the new country they are living in. Everything is recorded on zoom or it can be uploaded on any podcasting platform. Today, I will be talking to Romy Montaño Galarza. She is from Boliva and been living in Denmark with her family. Her husband is from Czech Republic and they have 2 daughter together. Learn how Romy celebrates in Bolivia and balance it with her husband's traditions from the Czech Republic. If you want to learn more: Listen, Laugh and enjoy

En la Jugada conversamos sobre la asamblea de Dimayor donde se está definiendo el futuro del Cúcuta en la Liga Betplay, el interés de algunos equipos en Jáder Obrian, la llegada de Davinson Sánchez a la concentración de la selección, el partido de Boliva ante Ecuador y mucho más.

En la Jugada conversamos sobre la asamblea de Dimayor donde se está definiendo el futuro del Cúcuta en la Liga Betplay, el interés de algunos equipos en Jáder Obrian, la llegada de Davinson Sánchez a la concentración de la selección, el partido de Boliva ante Ecuador y mucho más.

What might be a two parter on a stark comparison to Boliva and Venezuela, and California in both.

** Denne podcast er sponseret af Guaraná Antarctica ** Årets Copa Libertadores lever fuldt op til forventningerne med dramaer og op- og nedture. En af de brasilianske storklubber, der har været ude i den helt stor rutschebanetur i løbet af ugen, er de forsvarende mestre fra Flamengo, som smagte lidt af hvert i sine to kampe mod ecuadorianske Independiente del Valle og Barcelona Guayaquil. São Paulo var også i aktion to gange i Sydamerikas fornemste klubturnering, men selvom holdets profil Dani Alves prøvede at slå takten, så gav det ikke andet end problemer mod River Plate og LDU Quito. Andreas var i weekenden en tur på den jyske hede og var en af kun 300 som så Evander, Junior Brumado og Paulinho vinde 1-0 over Lyngby. Det var dog ikke Lyngbykampen det omhandlede da Andreas efter kampen snakkede med Evander og Junior Brumado. Det blev til en snak om forskellen på fodbolden i Brasilien og Danmark, sproget, samspillet på banen Copa Libertadores og meget mere. For at få det totale overblik omkring de glade sambadrenge, blev det også til en snak med Jørn Kristensen som følger dem dagligt, i sit arbejde på Herning Folkeblad. 'O Brasileirão' har fået nyt førerhold efter en vild kamp, som kun disciple af Marcelo Bielsa kan kreere dem, og så har den brasilianske landstræner Tite udtaget truppen til næste måneds VM-kvalifikationskampe mod Boliva og Peru. Der var en kæmpe overraskelse iblandt, nemlig en ung Palmeiras-midtbanespiller, der skal spille højre backen som en anden Dani Alves, og det er sagt uden at referere til veteranens brækkede arm... Kvindelandsholdets træner er svensk og musikalsk, og hun har taget den brasilianske musik til sig og brillerer med portugisisk sang krydret med enkelte engelske fodboldnøgleord. Hør det gode resultat på Brasserbold.

It times of trouble and challenge it is truly heartwarming to hear about less fortunate people being supported. Su Mai grew up in Malaysia before spending time in London, Uganda and Boliva and now Melbourne. Through Su Mai's work in her business Art Tearapy she supports people to take charge of their own mental, physical and emotional well-being. Su Mai explains how she uses her own personal experience of expressing herself through the medium of art to work with others including disabled people to help them process their own emotions. Creativity in many forms helps the healing and development. You can find Su Mai - Art Tearapy on Facebook - Art Tearapy Instagram - @art.tearapy email - info@artterapy.com

What is the future of the US dollar? Fellow Traveler joins The Iron Curtain to talk Current Events On Episode #13 we were joined by Fellow Traveler to discuss the deployment of unnamed federal troops, the future of the US dollar and protests in Boliva. Check out Fellow Traveler's content! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqilwNYrajK0djOx3sIh01A -F.V.K. Sources: https://thewire.in/trade/dollar-currency-trade https://www.forbes.com/sites/arielcohen/2020/07/17/china-and-iran-approach-massive-400-billion-deal/#36a700ae2a16 https://www.scmp.com/economy/china-economy/article/3094416/us-dollar-risk-sudden-collapse-ex-imf-official-warns-blow https://www.telesurenglish.net/news/elon-musk-confesses-to-lithium-coup-in-bolivia-20200725-0010.html https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2020/08/05/boli-a05.html -Dankey's Sources: https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/unemployment-rate#:~:text=Unemployment%20Rate%20in%20the%20United,percent%20in%20May%20of%201953. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/07/27/how-the-eviction-crisis-will-impact-each-state.html https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2020/07/14/one-of-the-millions-of-newly-uninsured-americans-what-to-do-next.html CNBC If you wish to help out the show, check out our Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/user?u=32821412 This show is also available on major streaming services. ☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭☭

Andy That's In the Bonnevilles Podcast #26 Elon Musk. Tech bro Willie Wonka or Neo Lib Vampire? And more. Elon Musk tweeted during the week in response to being accused of supporting a coup in Boliva , "we coup whoever we want". A very, very ugly thing to say and if meant even worse. Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/ABonnevilles Instagram You Tube https://twitter.com/ABonnevilles Google https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xMzM4ZWU5OC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/andy-thats-in-the-bonnevilles-podcast/id1497303071 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/7uen9xx9B0hkrZWp0S2Pvv Anchor FM https://anchor.fm/andy-mcgibbon

How often do you hear the term superfoods these days? I hear health and fitness gurus talking about it all the time and my local grocery store even has a dedicated aisle just for superfoods! My guest today was really intrigued by this Superfood phenomenon. She wanted to know how these superfoods affect our bodies and how the growing of the foods affects farmers. Ann Shin is an award-winning director and producer known for beautiful, compelling documentary films, series, and innovative, interactive projects. Hers films and series have aired all over numerous networks including HBO, ABC, HGTV, and Discovery, just to name a few. Her latest documentary, The Superfood Chain, follows Ann as she meets farming families in Bolivia, Ethiopia, Philippines, and more who are affected by the Superfood industry. This was a fascinating conversation and I know you’re going to enjoy learning from Ann too. The Ann 101 Ann is a writer and documentary film maker who made her start at CBC radio. She has loved both writing and stories all her life and started her career doing radio documentaries. Ann loved working in the studio using clips to create stories with soundscapes. It wasn’t long before she realized she wanted to work on long form documentaries. Growing up on a mushroom farm in Langley, BC, Ann learned a lot about vegetable gardening. She lives in Toronto now and having a smaller patch of land got her curious about where we are getting our foods these days. It started her journey toward making The Superfood Chain, a documentary about superfoods from around the world. Ann’s experience with documentary subjects is vast. She has also covered stories about two war vets from the Iran, Iraq War called My Enemy, My Brother that was nominated for an Emmy and short-listed for an Oscar! She has also covered North Korean defectors escaping North Korea through China in a piece called The Defector. Ann has always loved expression through visual arts and made the transition from radio producer to TV producer, gradually pitching her own stories. At that time Ann also started working for production companies on documentary series. She directed a documentary for the National Film Board called Western Eyes about cosmetic surgery among Asian populations. Soon Ann was also directing as a freelancer on a range of lifestyle and documentary series. Many in the industry find the lifestyle series a grind because it’s so repetitive, but it helped Ann gain a lot of the directing experience she would need to go out on her on in the future. 8:45 – The Superfood Chain Like many of us, Ann enjoys shopping for healthy and whole foods, especially after learning more about where our food comes and growing a small garden with her daughter. When out shopping, she started to notice that every month there was a new superfood and marketing to go along with it. She started to wonder why suddenly superfoods were being introduced and promoted. She also wanted to understand the impact it had on farmers growing superfoods. Most superfoods are age-old crops grown on a small scale, and Ann questioned how the growth footprint may have changed as superfoods seemed to be exploding on a much larger (and popular) scale. When she served her children a dinner made with a superfood, they would ask where it’s from. Ann realized she couldn’t tell her kids the cultural significance of the food and only that they were eating it because it’s healthy. She started researching superfoods grown in other countries and how they get to our dinner plates. In popular culture, superfoods are known as healthy foods that help combat diseases and are super rich with nutrients and antioxidants to help us stay healthy. In many cases, Ann learned that these descriptors were just a big marketing tactic. As she researched more, she realized it was leading consumers to believe that superfoods are somehow better than the other nutrient-rich foods they have always had access to. We don’t necessarily need extra nutrients in North America where we have easy access to all the nutrients we need already. The hype around superfoods can lead people to think that they need to buy superfoods to be healthy when in fact there are tons of (non-superfood) foods around us that are very nutritional.  16:46 - A Shift We’ve seen a huge shift in the food industry in the last 10-15 years toward more organic, whole, and non-GMO food, and people are questioning where their food comes from more. Ann and her daughters took a trip to Boliva to learn how quinoa is grown. They learned that as demand for quinoa skyrocketed in North America, farmers in Boliva initially became wealthy, but quinoa soon became too expensive for local Bolivians to purchase. There was a big disruption in the sustainability of quinoa. When larger farms in Boliva and other parts of the world became successful, the quinoa prices dropped and the farmers who were initially successful started turning their farms back to grow potatoes because they made more money growing potatoes than quinoa. Global production caused farms that were initially successful to struggle to stay in business once quinoa prices fell.  21:13 – Our Buying Power There is a ripple effect with our buying decisions. It’s worth buying a fair-trade food products that you’ve researched because legitimate fair-trade organizations can lobby for land rights and help farmers get the equipment they need to keep their businesses going. We can also support the farmers near us. There are a lot of great nutritional options around us, and the closer the food is to us, the lower the footprint and the more meaningful the purchase. We can be mindful about how we shop in the grocery store and doing so can positively impact farmers that are near us and far away too. You can find The Superfood Chain HERE. It’s also available on Amazon Prime, Google Play, Voodoo, and Tubi. Fathomfilm.ca has more of Ann’s documentaries streaming as well! 30:45 - Getting to Know Our Guest Find out Ann’s strangest pet peeve, what she thinks we will be nostalgic for in forty years, and of course the question I ask all my guests! Stay tuned to hear Ann’s answer to what it means to her to run a business with purpose! Memorable Quotes: ~5:42 - “When something just sticks when me and I come back to it again and again, I find I want to delve into it further and I start to develop and research a documentary around it.”  ~11:10 – “I realized I was really divorced from one, where the food was coming from, but also how it’s prepared. There was no cultural significance to the food that I was feeding the kids.” 14:53 - “The hype around superfoods can be a bit misleading. People might think they need to buy the superfood to be healthy but in fact, no. There are extra nutrients in these foods, but there’s tons of foods around us that are very nutritional.” About Ann Shin: Ann is an award-winning Director and Producer known for beautiful, compelling documentary films, series and innovative interactive projects. Her films and series have aired on CBC, TVO, HBO, ABC, CBC The Documentary Channel, Discovery Channel, HGTV, History Channel, SLICE. Her latest film, My Enemy, My Brother won Grand Jury Prize at SDAIFF , the short version was shortlisted for a 2016 Academy Award, and nominated for an Emmy. Connect with Ann Shin: https://thesuperfoodchain.com/ https://tubitv.com/movies/500408/the_superfood_chain https://www.facebook.com/thesuperfoodchain/ https://twitter.com/FathomFilm https://www.instagram.com/thesuperfoodchain/

Augusto Taglioni analiza los números de los último sondeos de cara a las nuevas elecciones en Boliva, ya con Evo Morales fuera de la candidatura, incluso como senador.

Si tuviéramos que marcar un inicio de esta historia arrancaría en Aguililla, Michoacán, en el verano de 1996: dos treintañeros, Rosalinda González Valencia y Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, contraían matrimonio.

En este episodio realizamos una cobertura de lo que está sucediendo en Bolivia ¿podrá el MAS recuperar la democracia después del golpe militar?

A media survey following the coup d'etat in Boliva, a look back on N30, the "Battle of Seattle" (English, 33 mins.)

Katie Halper talks about what MSM missed about the Epstien case, PLUS the lies about Bolivia, NY Times pushes 5G, Bloomberg is the Presidential race and more! Live Stand Up Comedy Shows at Philadelphia, Austin & Dallas. 

Katie Halper talks about what MSM missed about the Epstien case, PLUS the lies about Bolivia, NY Times pushes 5G, Bloomberg is the Presidential race and more! Live Stand Up Comedy Shows at Philadelphia, Austin & Dallas. 

Nonostante molti media lo dipingano così, i fatti e i documenti parlano chiaro: in Bolivia non è avvenuto alcun colpo di Stato.

Golpe de estado en Boliva: entrevista con Hugo Moldiz, el ex ministro de gobierno de Bolivia. Aseguró que "no hay gobierno. Hay un desconcierto total. Aún en la clase media que salió a festejar el golpe debe haber un desconcierto sobre qué es lo que va a pasar con el país" y que "lo preocupante es que la OEA filtró el documento. Tendría que haberlo presentado el martes en Estados Unidos, pero ese documento ya estaba en mano de la oposición y de los medios opositores el sábado a la tarde".

Listen to the full sho for #Fri-Yay!, November 8th, 2019! Today’s segments include: -The River Turntable: Styx vs Missing Persons -What’s Your Deal: Are Dogs Still Racist? -News -Mayor in Bolivia Gets Dragged Through The Streets! - Update -Prince Albert Fills In For Dana! TheDogAndJoeSho is live Monday-Friday 5:45am-10:00am on 93.7 The River in Sacramento, CA!

Nos trasportamos a Boliva para conocer dos historias , una basada en un crimen sucedido en una hacienda llamada Mondragon, el otro, es un extraño caso donde el diablo fue el regente de una ciudad. ¿Pueden creerlo? For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

2:19 intro. 3:18 international inspiration. 5:10 mindset. 6:25 Boliva. 8:20 China. 10:45 why continue expat life. 12:10 school system dynamics. 13:15 pay. 14:55 respect. 17:30 standards. 19:20 best USA things abroad. 21:50 improving teaching abroad. 23:00 personal/professional relationships. 26:40 finding other expats. 28:20 money exchange. 30:40 language. 33:15 hospital visit. 35:20 travel & transport. 37:15 food. 40:00 news from USA. 41:15 expat lifer? 42:30 career progression potential. 44:15 how to find a job abroad. 45:30 favorite places to visit. 47:20 standout memories so far. 48:35 philosophy of success in travel. 49:45 contacts. 50:45 final word. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/voicesofmybsp/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/voicesofmybsp/support

PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS! Paranormal Contractors - They Take Ghost and Demon Problems Seriously! 1-866-724-0800 paranormalcontractors@gmail.com Crime & Trauma Scene Cleaners is committed to helping people when tragedy strikes. Our objective is to restore safety to an environment in the most professional and discrete manner possible. Life Change and Formula 13 Teas.  All Organic, No Caffeine, Non GMO!  More Energy!  Order now, use the code 'unlimited' and your first purchase ships for free. Ancient Life Oil Organic, Non GMO CBD Oil.  Big Relief in a Little Bottle! The Ferrari of CBD products.   Richard speaks with a leading researcher of ancient civilizations to discuss how after a global flood wiped out their island homelands, a technologically advanced civilization emerged at strategic locations to rebuild their former world and teach human survivors the roots of civilized society.  Guest:  Freddy Silva is best selling author and leading researcher of ancient civilizations, restricted history, sacred sites and their interaction with consciousness. He is also a leading expert on crop circles. He is also a documentary filmmaker, art photographer and leads private tours to sacred sites in England, France Egypt, Portugal, Yucatan, Malta, Peru, Boliva and Scotland. He is the author of The Lost Art of Resurrection; The Devine Blueprint; First Templar Nation; and his latest, The Missing Lands: Uncovering Earth's Pre-Flood Civilization.  

First and foremost , this podcast is bought to you by the good people at anchor.com On my first ever podcast i give you guys a brief CL recap and also a mini rant about Premier League football and quick recap on the France vs Boliva friendly match. Leave a comment with something you heard or please send me questions in the comments. You can find me on these social media platforms: Twitter @kaylont_ Instagram k.tshikunguile_ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kaylon-tshikunguile/support

This bonus episode features a sermon by Elijah Brown, general secretary of the Baptist World Alliance. He delivered these remarks during the Churchnet spring gathering in St. Louis. In the sermon, he tells stories of challenges and growth among Baptists around the world. Hear his interview with Word&Way Editor & President Brian Kaylor in episode 72.

Un rey Inca esta desesperado por encontrar una cura para la enfermedad de su hijo. El rey le pedirá a sus súbditos que encuentren las aguas sanadoras del lago que esta al final del mundo. Muchos irán en su búsqueda, pero solo uno tendrá lo que se necesita para llegar tan lejos. En el epilogo hablamos de los orígenes y la historia del Lago Titicaca. Lee la transcripción aquí -

Mr. Monday & Co Host Don Zollo welcome boston's greatest Sports fan Paul "Fitzy" Fitzgerald to the infamous Monday Stage. First Monday & Zollo talk landslides in Boliva, Celts/Bruins, Chevy Vs. Ford Shootings, and the big Dairy Queen Heist before welcoming Fitzy up. From there the boys talk Championships, NFL Draft, The Future without Gronk, Fitzy hosting the send off party as well as playing an intriguing game of Would you Rather and Hypothetical Homosexual on a jam packed Monday Night!

Bolivia's President Evo Morales is turning the country into a dictatorship. And China is the man behind the curtains. We sit down with two activists from Boliva, Jhanisse Vaca-Daza and Nakai Mirtenbaum. You can learn more about their work on the Standing Rivers facebook page https://www.facebook.com/RiosDePie

On this episode of Uncle Sam's Soccer Podcast, Arman and Jake talk about the USMNT's 3-0 win over Bolivia. The boys also discuss MLS expansion as the league announced FC Cincinnati as its 26th franchise and what that means for Columbus Crew.

Show #71 – #yellowjacket – On this month´s 6-Year Anniversary Trail Show Speshul meets Zinke, we discuss dust and ticks, special guest Mitsu Iwasaki joins us via Skype to talk Outward Bound, D-Low discusses #vanlife, Moonkid gives us an update from Boliva, Out of Order breaks down a hike on the Fisherman's Trail in Portugal, […] The post The Trail Show #71: The Fisherman's Trail (Rota Vicentina) first appeared on The Trail Show.

Show #71 – #yellowjacket – On this month´s 6-Year Anniversary Trail Show Speshul meets Zinke, we discuss dust and ticks, special guest Mitsu Iwasaki joins us via Skype to talk Outward Bound, D-Low discusses #vanlife, Moonkid gives us an update from Boliva, Out of Order breaks down a hike on the Fisherman’s Trail in Portugal, […]

My friend Leslie Contopidis joined the TVTV Podcast to talk about her experiences volunteering, living, and working in Colombia. Leslie is an educator, traveler, and her philosophy on traveling and living is truly inspiring. We discussed Colombia's history, stereotypes from the era of drugs and violence, her experiences working towards rehabilitating victims of drugs and prostitution, her adventures from Bolivia, Chile, and Peru, and we cover a whole lot more. Listen in for her intelligent insight and entertaining stories. Contact Leslie: lesliecontopidis@gmail.com

Ex Wilstermann y Ex Bolivar de la Paz, el lateral derecho Juan P. Saavedra es el único jugador de sangre Sudamericana seleccionado en el SuperDraft de la MLS. Lo escogió Toronto FC tras su paso por la Universidad de Virginia Tech.

Vi tar oss törstande igenom det 22:a avsnittet, när vi letar efter både motorolja och en gnutta tröst i denna vattendelare till film. Våra åsikter sprids likt en öken i denna hisnande resa runt världen med bl.a. operabesök i Österrike och välgörenhetsgala i Boliva. Det har blivit tid för torka och Tosca!

Today we talk with Nate Hills, pro enduro racer and the man behind the popular YouTube series, Follow Cam Friday. Nate fills us in on his recent win at the Scott Enduro Cup in Moab and tells us what it’s like to bikepack above 15,000 feet in Bolivia. The post Nate Hills Talks Enduro, Bikepacking Above 15,000 Feet in Boliva, and Follow Cam Friday appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.

Today we talk with Nate Hills, pro enduro racer and the man behind the popular YouTube series, Follow Cam Friday. Nate fills us in on his recent win at the Scott Enduro Cup in Moab and tells us what it’s like to bikepack above 15,000 feet in Bolivia. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/singletracks/support

directed by José Rivera with musical guests Rafael Rosa and Melanie Lozano. The final days of Che Guevara's life spent imprisoned in a school house in Boliva and the school teacher, Julia Cortez, who visited him there. Featuring Felix Soliz, Alfredo Narciso, Marisol Miranda, Danielle Davenport, J.J. Perez, and Quinlan Corbet. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paulo Freire  Welcome to Mere Rhetoric, the podcast for beginners and insiders about the ideas, people and movements who have shaped rhetorical history. I’m Mary Hedengren, we have Samantha and Morgan in the booth and today we get to talk about one of the most influencial figures in the so-called “social turn” of composition.     Paulo Freire was born into a middle-class family, but the Depression hit them hard, and soon he was familiar enough with the very worst of poverty. He noted, later in life, that his poverty, his hunger impacted the way that he learned: "I didn't understand anything because of my hunger. I wasn't dumb. It wasn't lack of interest. My social condition didn't allow me to have an education. Experience showed me once again the relationship between social class and knowledge" (Freire as quoted in Stevens, 2002). Eventually, things got better: the Freire’s got money, got food and young Paulo got a good education, eventually becoming a state director of the department of education. In this position, though, he didn’t forget the lessons of his hungry childhood—the relationship between education and poverty haunted him. His political work taught hundreds of people to read and became the basis of one of Brasil’s successful education programs.   But it wasn’t all sunshine and lollipops for Freire—nope, the governemental tides shifted and Freire was exiled, living in Boliva and Chile. And if the examples of Cicero, Ovid and Machiavelli have taught us anything, it’s that there’s nothing like a sudden collapse of political position and forced vacation to inspire great minds to produce great works. So Freire, the ultimate doer, mover and shaker became a writer and thinker. He wrote Education as a Practice of Freedom and then his most famous work Pedagogy of the Oppressed, published in 1968. The book is dedicated to “the oppressed, and to those who suffer with them and fight at their side.” Strong stuff.     The book itself is strongly influenced by Marx—of course— as well as Hegel, Gramsci and Sartre. The key idea, according to Richard Schaull, is that “Man’s ontological vocation […] is to be a Subject who acts upon and transforms his world” (Shaull, Forward 32).   This would be a good time to describe Freire’s definition of “subject.” By this, he doesn’t mean like “subject to the king” but rather “subject of the sentence,” the thing that is making the action, not being acted on. Only human beings “exist”—are deeply involved in becoming (98), and it’s the goal of the educator to maintain that dignity.   Another key term from Pedagogy of the Oppressed is “praxis” which Freire here defines as an application through action: the action, reflection and the word. “Reflection,” says Freire, “is essential to action” (53).   Okay, but getting back to Pedagogy of the Oppressed-- what is all of this in opposition to? In a phrase, the banking principle of teaching. This idea, elaborated in the second chapter of PEdaogy of the Oppreessed, is the traditional way of teaching: you “deposit” information with your students, have them carry it around and bit and then you demand it parroted back to you in the form of tests or essays. You can see how this is directly against the agency of the student. Instead, the education should always be mutual, a process Freire calls—get ready for another term-- conscientization, A type of political consciousness, conscientization has also been translated as raising critical consciousness. How does one do this? Well, there’s two parts:   The goal of the educator, the politician, the social worker is two fold: 1- unveil the world of oppression and, through the praxis, the thoughtful action, to “commit to its transformation” And when the reality is transformed, is the work done? No, then “this pedagogy ceases to belong to the oppressed and becomes a pedagogy of all people in the process of permanent liberation,” and educators “expulse[e] the mtyhs created and developed in the old order, which like spectors haunt the new structor emerging from the revolutionary transformation” (54-5).   Methods to do this include educators who must present the problem to the people through photographs or drawings and questions to “develop their power to perceive critically the way they exist in the world with which and in which they find themselves” (83-4). There must be a showing of the oppression, an “unveiling” as Freire put it. But the most important method of pedagogy of the oppressed isn’t what you do with one or another lesson plan, but the way that you live. Remember Freire’s dedication at the beginning of Pedagogy of the Oppressed? To the oppresses and to those who suffer with them and fight at their side. For Freire, it’s crucial that these liberators live with the people, to suffer with them if they are to fight with them. Because, as he put it, “to carry out the revolution for the people” is “equivalent to carrying out a revolution without the people” (127).   Teachers of any sort must be united with those they teach. “The role of revolutionary leadership […] is to consider seriously […] the reasons for any attitude of mistrust on the part of the people and to seek out true avenues of communion with them” (166).   Only in this way can the teachers Freire proposes truly help their students” to over come the situations which limit them: the limit situations” (99).This term is actually borrowed by Viera Pinto, his fellow Brasillian intellectual exile. Consciousness of these limits leads to acts of rebellion, or “limit acts” which only human beings are able to do, real, empowered human beings.   As a sidebar, this might seem a little confusing: “limit siutations”=bad “limit acts”= good. Some of Frere’s terms kind of do this. For example when someone “lives” that’s just the basic biological state while the ideal is to finally “exist” to enjoy the deep teological process of becoming something significant.Also, activism isn’t necessarily a positive term here: Freiere defines activism as a sacrifice of reflection while sacrifice of action = verbalism (87.) I imagine that some of the confusion here comes from the translation from the Portuguese, but also, this is philosophy of rhetoric, so definitions of words are whatever we want them to be, right? Let’s celebrate that freedom.   , The work of Freire became very popular in the world of composition in the 1980s. Everyone wanted a bit of Freire and some scholars like Donaldo Macedo, bell hooks, Peter McLaren and Henry Giroux were especially inspired. They were the leaders of this new “critical pedagogy” as it developed in the United States. The anti-apratheid protests of the 70s and 80s fueled the pedagogy and Freier’s Pedagogy of the Oppressed was banned in South Africa. Of course, that didn’t keep the revolutionary types of distributing photocopies of it illegally.   But although the text was championed by many Marxist thinkers and progressive educators, some critics responded with a little more hesitancy. Gregory Jay and Gerald Graff were concerned that educators always have the potential to be colonizers and, the text implies that “we know from the outset the identity of the ‘oppressed’ and their ‘oppressors.’ Who the oppressors and the oppressed are is conceived not as an open question teachers and students might disagree about, but as a given of Freirean pedagogy” (A criteque of critical pedaogy”). This is a legitimate concern: when an outsider comes in to liberate, how can they prevent themselves from being oppressors themselves? In a related sense, when is someone just one thing? In her 1988 article “Why doesn’t this feel empowering?” Elizabeth Ellsworth points out that everyone has multiple identities and someone who may be oppressed in one sense (for example as a woman) may be privileged in another (for example as a white woman.)     But whatever people thought of critical pedagogy, they had to engage with it. all of this attention to Friere’s work helped gain support for him. He was a professor and advisor at Harvard, for the World Council of Churches, and finally in 1979 he was able to return to Brasil and continue his work with adult literacy. In 1988, with a change in Brazil’s political structure, Freier was appointed Secretary of Education. The remarkable ups and downs of his life had shown Feeire the very real consequences of poverty and oppression as well as given him the education and opportunity to reach out and help others around him, others who have been just like him.

Sarah Williams steps into the Podcast Diva spotlight to talk about getting started in podcasting and what it’s done for her and her business after just a few months. In 2013 Sarah quit her banking career of 8 years. Since then, she’s written two books, and travelled the world seeking adventures like climbing Kilimanjaro in Africa, working as a chalet host and cycling Death Road in Boliva. Sarah’s also set up Tough Girl Challenges and gives talks in local schools to encourage and motivate young girls to do more and be more. As well as being host of the Tough Girl Podcast, interviewing inspirational women from around the world, Sarah’s a panellist for Bay TV in Liverpool, where she talks about women's issues.  Sarah’s enthusiasm, insights and story provide practical advice, information and encouragement to anyone thinking of starting a podcast or simply seeking inspiration and motivation. “I’m so proud of my first podcast, because actually it is something I’ve put together, something I’ve created. And it may not be perfect, it may not be the best recorded, it may not be the best edited… but all these little things I learned how to do myself”. In episode 8 of Podcast Divas find out about: How Sarah went from banking to podcasting Amazing women role models who’ve overcome difficult sports and physical challenges The 3 month learning curve Why Sarah’s super proud of what she’s achieved A key mistake it took 3 episodes to rectify Whether to have an introductory first episode or get straight on with the show Concerns about getting it all together Making the linkages work Putting your download numbers on your website How to decide on 1 or 2 episodes a week The importance of finding a balance Knowing your audience Turning listeners into guests Becoming something you do Imposter syndrome Realising the networking potential of podcasting What podcasting’s done for Sarah’s business Podcasting and confidence Podcasting as the missing link between being professional and getting personal Starting out on a budget Not getting distracted by equipment Content v quality Sarah’s podcast process The warm up chat Using different interviewing styles for to get the best out of guests with different levels of communication skills. When you don’t want the ‘awesome’ word How to automate tweets to promote shows and set up twitter queues Future monetisation Requesting sponsorship and finding the right partners Why Sarah’s goal is 52 episodes of the Tough Girl Podcast Sarah’s future life as a digital nomad “It’s a way for me to build a deeper connection with my audience. They can really get to know me as a person and what I’m about.” Podcast equipment and tools The tools Sarah uses to produce and promote her show Hardware – Macbook Pro and no microphone Interviews – conducted through Skype and recorded on Call Recorder Editing – with Audacity Media host – is Libsyn Episode artwork – using Canva Promoting the show – mainly through Twitter using Social Oomph to schedule and automate tweets and Crowdfire for automatic direct message to new followers “Having the best microphone doesn’t mean you’re going to produce the best podcast. Yes you’ve got to have the quality to be able to hear your guests, but it’s more about the content you’re producing”. Advice on getting started in podcasting Podcasting can add a lot of value to your business; it’s a great way to build trust with your audience because they listen to you every week. People learn in different ways and it gives another way to engage with your audience. Don’t get distracted by all the bits of equipment you could buy. Focus on a good idea and just start because you’re going get better every week you do it. Every week you do it you’ll learn something new and will be constantly improving. It’s all about consistency. Decide if you’re going to do a podcast every week, or do seasons and if so how many episodes will you have in each season. Have a goal and structure. Don’t worry if not everyone is totally supportive of you. Go and find the Facebook communities where they will support you Take a course to get started; there are many available for a reasonable price. Then just start. If you’ve got an idea there will be a niche market for you but you need to do self-promotion for it, so start on social media now building a following on Twitter and Facebook. “I thought this is an amazing way and another way to communicate with my audience and also to spread these messages.” An episode of the Tough Girl Podcast to listen to Tough girl – Stacey Copeland – British Boxer 2015 Nations Cup gold Medallist - November 3rd, 2015 Sarah says: “I loved recording this episode, there are so many learning points, and for me, it really does show no matter what happens, its never to late to go after your dreams and with hard work, commitment and focus you can make it happen and you can achieve amazing things. You just need to go for it.” Get in touch with Sarah Website – www.toughgirlchallenges.com Sarah is on Twitter @_TOUGH_GIRL and Podcast Divas is on Twitter @PodcastDivas – we’d love to hear from you. If you like Podcast Divas You can support Podcast Divas by subscribing to the show on iTunes and leaving a rating and review – thank you.

Can having coal, oil or natural gas companies in your portfolio expose you to increased risk? On this episode we have Brett Fleishman joining us. Brett is the senior analyst for 350.org. Through this role he focuses on the campaign to divest from fossil fuels. Prior to joining 350.org Brett has had an amalgam of rich experiences including: working in Washington D.C. for the economist Jeremy Rifkin at The Foundation on Economic Trends.; instructing experiential college-accredited courses on development economics in Boliva, Peru and Laos. And even organizing an epic road trip that started in Colorado and ended deep in the Patagonia mountains of Southern Chile. This episode's featured music is brought to you by Brian Lee & His Orchestra (www.brianleeandhisorchestra.com). Additionally the intro music was written and recorded by Son Lux (music.sonlux.com). www.environmentalinvesting.com

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The Amazing Chris Guenzler hosts this show we will have Juergen Keller of South America of South American Travel and we will be discussing Passenger tours in South America. He tells us about all the train trips they run in Brazil, Argentina, Peru and Boliva. You will learn plenty of information on this exciting continent and he will tell you the highlights of each route they take in South America. This is a new area for us on Lets Talk Train. Join us for this exciting show,

Boliva historian Eric Langer speaks at the Library of Congress. Eric Langer is a professor at Georgetown University and expert in Bolivian history. His works include "Economic and Rural Resistance in Bolivia" and "Historia de Tarija," and he is the editor of the second volume of "Encyclopedia of Latin American History and Culture" (6 volumes), the editor of the forthcoming third edition and a contributing editor to the Library of Congress Handbook of Latin American Studies.

This episode we talk about the never ending Saw franchise (could it be the Land Before Time of horror?), the importance of an edumacation, a great comedy movie, and more. Of course this episode is also filled with amazing new music this week from Boliva, Ecuador, Australia, and India. Brought to you by the letter 4...