Podcasts about Broers

Vandaag gedenken we de heilige Scholastica. De heilige Scholastica was niet van plan om haar tweelingbroer, heilige Benedictus, een excuus te laten verzinnen waarom hij niet kon blijven om met haar over spirituele dingen te praten. Broers en zussen hebben vaak een goed gevoel voor elkaar en weten wanneer ze smoesjes verzinnen en iets achterhouden. […]

Time Artist Title Duration Album Year 0:00:00 ProgPhonic 173 Intro 0:42 2025 0:00:38 Everon No Embrace 5:04 Shells 2025 0:08:15 Kaos Moon Logger's Tale 6:19 The Gold Fish 2024 0:14:34 Vlyes CALM DOWN 5:17 WHY 2024 0:19:50 My Arrival So Close 6:00 Lost 3mbers 2024 0:25:50 Drifting Sun Through The Veil 5:37 Veil 2024 0:35:55 […]

Start Artist Song Time Album Year 0:00:47 Broers + Klazinga Prelude / Sons Of Gods 2:08 Second Thoughts 2024 0:02:55 Broers + Klazinga Wait For Sleep 8:48 Second Thoughts 2024 0:12:58 Broers + Klazinga The Mirror 5:00 Second Thoughts 2024 0:19:18 Broers + Klazinga Forgotten 6:09 Second Thoughts 2024 0:27:03 Broers + Klazinga Shame 4:02 […]

28.12.2024 - Ina Broers by Mecklenburgischer Gemeinschaftsverband (MGV)

18.11.2024 - Ina Broers by Mecklenburgischer Gemeinschaftsverband (MGV)

  At the beginning of September when I posted my "Sequencer City" mix, I said I'd been on a berlin school bender. Well, now three months later I'm still on that sequencer synth kick. At the end of October the analog synth itch was scratched by a stellar guest mix from Erwin Broers called "Capturing The Voice Of A Galaxy." It featured tracks from the Klaus Schulz label, "Innovative Communications. Now we have have a follow up mix from Erwin called "Back to the Roots of Berlin School." Oh man, this is some good stuff! Erwin tells me that "there's a whole sub-category of "Berlin School" out there called "Retro Berlin School". In the mid 1990's "Berlin School" was revived by nostalgic electronic artists who benefited from technological innovations to make the iconic analog synths such as the Mellotron, the ARP 2600 and the big Moog Modular more playable. The result was a huge resurgence of mid 1970's style Berlin School EM which was dubbed "retro" to mark the difference with the classics such as Tangerine Dream's Stratosfear, Klaus Schulze's Timewind and Ashra's New Age Of Earth." I hope my current obsession with this genre continues because I am loving every minute of it. Thanks for another great mix, Erwin. Cheers!   T R A C K L S I S T : 00:00   Redshift - Redshift(excerpt) (Redshift, 1996) 09:20   Cosmic Hoffmann - Shiva Connection (Shiva Connection, 2000) 15:00   Free System Projekt - And Then There Were Two (Impulse (reissue), 2005) 29:00   Brendan Pollard - Aquarius (Expansion, 2005) 31:17   Ramp - Phasenverzerrung (Nodular, 1998)  42:50   Javi Canovas - North Of Circle (Impasse, 2005) 56:42   Arcane - Dystopian Fictions (Gather Darkness, 1999) 71:02   end

De lucht is ijl bovenop de Olympus van de podcastwereld. Jaap en Sander zitten op een troon van smaragd en saffier, omringd door Broers, Man Man Mannen en Gorgels. Maar naast hen zit Aaf Brandt Corstius, de godmother van de podcast. Vanaf het begin vindt ze dingen, lost ze op en geeft ze financieel advies, met steeds wisselende medepresentatoren. Maar vandaag is Aaf niet alleen een medegod; ze is een criticus. Want terwijl Jaap en Sander graag ongevraagd kritiek geven op vrouwen, vraagt Aaf zich af: is dat wel terecht? En vooral: kunnen ze zelf wel tegen kritiek? Met scherpe vragen en een spiegel die alles onthult, daagt Aaf de godfathers uit. Want op de Olympus geldt één wet: wie uitdeelt, moet ook kunnen incasseren.Verbeter je slaap met het assortiment van Matt Sleeps. Maak nu gebruik van hun hoogste korting ooit tijdens Black Friday. Met de code: ‘‘zelfspodcast' krijg je bovenop de black friday actie nog een extra verrassing korting. Ga naar mattsleeps.com.Ga naar skyshowtime.com en kies het nieuwe Premium abonnement met 50% korting voor altijd.

20.09.2024 - Ina Broers by Mecklenburgischer Gemeinschaftsverband (MGV)

18.10.2024 Ina Broers by Mecklenburgischer Gemeinschaftsverband (MGV)

Jarenlang waren Jacob en Umar goede vrienden, ze beschouwden elkaar als broers. Maar in juli 2021 gebeurt er ontstaat er een conflict tussen de twee, dat ontvlamt als ze allebei rondhangen op een parkeerterrein in Dordrecht. Aan de ene kant van de parkeerplaats staat Jacob met een groepje vrienden, aan de andere kant staat Umar met zijn broer Marouan en nog wat vrienden. Nadat er gescholden en uitgedaagd wordt , vliegt Umar Jacob aan, waarbij Jacob meerdere steekwonden oploopt. Vrienden brengen Jacob naar het huis van zijn moeder, die hem direct naar het ziekenhuis brengt. In de rechtbank wuiven Umar en Marouan de verdenkingen weg als ‘een complot' en ‘een mooi verzonnen verhaaltje'. De sfeer in de rechtbank is broeierig en er staan meerdere agenten klaar om in te grijpen, mocht dat nodig zijn. Rechtbankverslaggever Niels Dekker volgt de zaak namens AD De Dordtenaar: ,,Jacob is een beer van een vent, echt een grote gast. Hij schaamt zich voor de gevolgen van de steekpartij en heeft zijn kinderen nog niets vertelt over die avond. ‘Ik heb moeten vechten voor mijn leven, tegen twee broers die het op mij gemunt hadden', , dat is wel een uitspraak die me raakte.‘'See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

#7 De Beste Helft - met Arjan BroersHet gesprek met pastor en schrijver Arjan Broers was er één waarvan je zou willen dat het nooit eindigde. Er was zoveel om te bespreken, zoveel wat ik van hem wilde weten.Waar gaat deze aflevering dan over? Laten we zeggen dat het een gesprek is over hemel en aarde, en vanalles daartussen. Over een 'groter verhaal' dat gaat over geloven, over God, de kerk en de Dominicuskerk in Amsterdam waar Arjan pastor is.Met een heerlijke eigentijdse kijk op geloven & de kerk ('We willen recht doen aan de traditie, met de taal van nu') gaan we in gesprek over geloof, hoop en liefde, met ook nog eens cursus 'wijsheid voor beginners'.  Kortom, een aflevering die je zeker niet wilt missen.Meer weten over Arjan? Kan ik me voorstellen. Kijk dan even op zijn website. 

Die Los Angeles-distriksaanklaer, George Gascón, sal aanbeveel dat Erik en Lyle Menendez weer deur ʼn regter gevonnis word, en dus op parool vrygelaat word. Die broers is meer as drie dekades gelede skuldig bevind aan die moord op hul ouers. Hulle dien ʼn lewenslange vonnis sonder moontlikheid van parool in Kalifornië uit. Gascón sê nuwe bewyse regverdig hul vonnisse se hersiening. Aanklaers het tydens die verhoor in 1990 die broers beskryf as ryk kinders wat vir geld gemoor het. Die verdediging het egter aangevoer hulle het ná jare lange emosionele, fisiese en seksuele mishandeling uit selfverdediging opgetree. Gascón het met die media gepraat.

Verder de historische banden tussen Urk en Amsterdam en de voorbereiding voor lichtfestijn Almere.[oproep]Omroep Flevoland praat je elke ochtend bij via de bekende podcastkanalen. Zo zijn we te vinden op Apple Podcasts, Spotify en Deezer. Zoek op Dit is Flevoland[/oproep] [oproep]Dit gesprek is uitgezonden in het programma Flevoland is Wakker! Elke werkdag tussen 06:00 en 09:00 uur te zien en te horen bij Omroep Flevoland. Tips? Stuur een e-mail.[/oproep]

Quantum Nurse https://graceasagra.com/  presents Freedom International Livestream On Tuesday, Oct 22, 2024 @ 12:00 PM EST SOURCE CONSCIOUSNESS SERIES Featured Guest:  Dieter Broers, BioPhysicist Topic: Solar Revolution: Exploring the Quantum Physics Aspects of an Interconnected Conscious Cosmos. www.dieterbroers.com   Guest Bio/Info: Dieter Broers, a distinguished German biophysicist born in 1951, has made remarkable contributions to the fields of frequency and regulation therapy since the 1980s. With an impressive portfolio of 113 international patents primarily focused on medical therapy and research, Broers has specialized in exploring the effects of weak (non-thermal) electromagnetic fields on biological systems. His pivotal role as project leader for a BMFT initiative in 1987, part of the "Applied Biology and Biotechnology" program, showcased his ability to coordinate an interdisciplinary team involving eleven renowned university departments, including the TU Berlin, FU Berlin, and Humboldt University Berlin. This collaborative effort yielded innovative therapeutic methods utilizing 150 MHz radio waves, ultimately leading to the approval of a specialized frequency generator as a medical device, compliant with contemporary European Medical Device Regulations.   Conversation of Dieter Broers and Dr. Jere Rivera-Dugenio, PhD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpXJTPPcsMw   Creator Host   Grace Asagra, RN MA, QMPPhD Podcast:  Quantum Nurse: Out of the Rabbit Hole from Stress to Bliss TIP/DONATE LINK for Grace Asagra @ Quantum Nurse Podcast https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=FHUXTQVAVJDPU Venmo - @Grace-Asagra 609-203-5854 https://patron.podbean.com/QuantumNurse https://graceasagra.com/   WELLNESS RESOURCES Optimal Health and Wellness with Grace Virtual Dispensary Link (Designs for Health)               2https://www.designsforhealth.com/u/optimalhealthwellness Quantum Nurse Eternal Health (Face Skin Care, Protein Powder and Elderberry) https://www.quantumnurseeternalhealth.com/   Co-host: Dr. Alfredo, QMPPhD Email: DrAlfredoQMPPhD@ gmail.com   Co-host: George Chirco, EE, BS, MQMP-www.GraceAsagra.com-QRA Vastu Master Practitioner –IN-PERSON Consultation -New Jersey, New York City, Philadelphia and surrounding areas or VIRTUAL

Send us a text1 Johannes 3:11-13 Dít is immers die boodskap wat julle van die begin af gehoor het: Ons moet mekaar liefhê. Moenie soos Kain wees nie. Hy het aan die Bose behoort en het sy broer vermoor. En waarom het hy hom vermoor? Omdat sy eie dade sleg was en sy broer s'n reg. Broers, moenie verbaas wees as die wêreld julle haat nie. ‘Liefde' is so 'n eenvoudige woord. En as jy dink hoe dit voel om liefgehê te word – deur jou geliefdes en deur God – is dit so 'n wonderlike ding. Dit oortref alles. Nou hoekom is dit dan dat ons so dikwels ‘n gemors daarvan maak?Ongelukkig is daar vandag baie mense in die wêreld wat glad nie geliefd voel nie; mense wat miskien eens op ‘n tyd liefde geken het, maar toe verwerp is. Ek was jare gelede in daardie aaklige situasie. Ek weet hoe ellendig en uitdagend dit voel. Ek wil aan enigiemand wat op hierdie oomblik só voel, vertel dat God se hart bedroef is oor jou situasie. Maar dit gaan nie net oor die tekort aan liefde waarvan ons praat nie; maar ons weet haat is die teenoorgestelde van liefde:1 Johannes 3:11-13 Dít is immers die boodskap wat julle van die begin af gehoor het: Ons moet mekaar liefhê. Moenie soos Kain wees nie. Hy het aan die Bose behoort en het sy broer vermoor. En waarom het hy hom vermoor? Omdat sy eie dade sleg was en sy broer s'n reg. Broers, moenie verbaas wees as die wêreld julle haat nie.Maar Augustinus het, teen die agtergrond van al die haat in die wêreld, gesê dat aangesien liefde in jou kan groei en meer word, jou innerlike skoonheid ook kan toeneem, want liefde is die skoonheid van jou siel.My vriend, te midde van al die haat, die verdeeldheid, en die liefdeloosheid in die lewens van so baie mense, kan ek en jy diegene wees deur wie die opregte liefde van God vloei. Soms is ons die enigstes. Wie wil God vandag oor jou pad stuur om lief te hê? Dít is immers die boodskap wat julle van die begin af gehoor het. Ons moet mekaar liefhê.Dit is God se Woord. Vars … vir jou … vandag.Support the showEnjoying The Content?For the price of a cup of coffee each month, you can enable Christianityworks to reach 10,000+ people with a message about the love of Jesus!DONATE R50 MONTHLY

Jarenlang vraagt Annemarie Postma zich af of haar broer wel van haar houdt.Wil jij ook een keer een verhaal vertellen tijdens een Echt Gebeurd-editie in Toomler, of leren hoe je dat moet doen? Ga dan naar onze website, want we zijn altijd op zoek naar nieuwe vertellers. Onze redactie leest alle inzendingen en neemt contact op. De thema's voor de verhalenmiddagen in het komende seizoen vind je hier.Dit is het Instagram-account van Echt Gebeurd. We zijn ook te volgen op Facebook en Twitter.Voor mensen die het kunnen missen hebben we Vriend van de Show. Wil je donateur worden voor € 2,50 per maand of een eenmalige donatie doen, dan kan dat hier.Om te adverteren in onze podcast kun je contact opnemen met Dag en Nacht Media.Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Piep piep. Het is een mooie dag voor een uitgebreide Koeman-in-de-media-analyse. Dat doen Jos en Bas samen met de grote Pascal Kamperman van ESPN die al jaren Oranjewatchter is. Wij willen graag weten of Koeman fouten maakte in de media afgelopen week. Was het handig om te zeggen dat Bergwijn waarschijnlijk nooit meer in Oranje speelt? En was het handig om Valentijn te plagen?Verder hebben we het over de Kelce broers. Dat verhalen kennben jullie wel toch? Een van die gasten heeft een relatie met Taylor Swift en de podcast van de Broers gaat door het dak. Iets voor de Timber broers? Plus: is dat geruzie tussen de Telegraaf en AD niet een beetje kinderachtig? Als de een voor kikkertjes gaat dan komt de ander met mini aardbeitjes. Oh ja, en Jos wint de quotewedstrijd met zijn analyse van de gemiddelde fan. Hoewel 'Koeman is eigenlijk een Chinees' ook niet slecht is.

07.08.2024 - Ina Broers by Mecklenburgischer Gemeinschaftsverband (MGV)

In de nieuwste aflevering van de podcast duiken we in de wereld van ondernemerschap met Jort en Tammo Wildschut, de drijvende krachten achter het innovatieve bedrijf Seawater. Dit dynamische duo deelt hun passie voor duurzaamheid en vertelt hoe ze samen een bedrijf hebben opgebouwd dat de kracht van de oceaan benut om duurzame oplossingen te bieden.Jort en Tammo beginnen met het verhaal van Seawater, dat ooit begon als een wilde droom en nu is uitgegroeid tot een toonaangevend bedrijf in de maritieme sector. Ze vertellen hoe ze hun krachten hebben gebundeld om een unieke technologie te ontwikkelen die zeewater omzet in duurzame energie. Het gesprek is doorspekt met anekdotes over de uitdagingen die ze onderweg hebben overwonnen, van technische tegenslagen tot het vinden van investeerders die in hun visie geloofden.

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Joop neemt eerst het belangrijkste nieuws in Israël door, zoals de bewust foute informatie door de Nederlandse media, waarna mijn beide broers Salo en Simon aan de keukentafel plaatsnemen, die ruim 50 jaar in Israel wonen en hun licht laten schijnen op de huidige situatie, en dat wordt een uniek en verhelderend gesprek.

Raga Paape en haar zus delen een gecompliceerde moeder. De Lang Verhaal Kort-editie in De Kleine Willem in Enschede is verzet naar donderdag 12 september! Koop een kaartje en kom luisteren en/of vertellen.En wil je een keer een verhaal vertellen tijdens een reguliere editie in Toomler, of leren hoe je dat moet doen? Ga dan naar onze website, want we zijn altijd op zoek naar nieuwe vertellers. Onze redactie leest alle inzendingen en neemt contact op. De thema's voor de verhalenmiddagen na de zomervakantie vind je hier.Dit is het Instagram-account van Echt Gebeurd. We zijn ook te volgen op Facebook en Twitter.Voor mensen die het kunnen missen hebben we Vriend van de Show. Wil je donateur worden voor € 2,50 per maand of een eenmalige donatie doen, dan kan dat hier.Om te adverteren in onze podcast kun je contact opnemen met Dag en Nacht Media.Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Hoogtijdagen voor ons bankzitters. Ieder moment van de dag is er wel iets van sport te zien, je hoeft het huis in principe niet uit. De Olympische Spelen zijn los met een krankzinnige openingsceremonie en natte tijdritten. En pech is er ook: met toch geen medaille voor Puck Pieterse. Jonne, Tim en Maike bespreken de eerste dagen van de Olympische Spelen in Parijs.Luister ook naar De Grote Tour de France 2024 Nabeschouwing of bekijk 'm met video op YouTube. En luister hier naar de Tour-debrief met Mike Teunissen.Vriend worden? Ga dan naar www.derodelantaarnpodcast.nl. Of wil je adverteren in De Rode Lantaarn? Neem dan contact op met adverteren@dagennacht.nlVolg ons @derodelantaarn op X en Instagram.Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today I have the pleasure of interview Anton Broers. Anton has over 25 years in the finance world, at one point a CFO at Shell Oil. Anton has lived in Singapore, USA and the Netherlands . He is also a mindset trainer and author of “The Robot Who Became Human”

Hoe komt het toch dat Tessa van Genderen de muzikant van de familie is, terwijl haar ouders niet muzikaal zijn?Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Opgegroeid tussen de flats in de wijk Helpman in Groningen en groot geworden in Europa. Ronald, de man van de wereld. Erwin, de meer bescheiden broer, wars van publiciteit en aandacht. Ze winnen Europacups en samen worden ze Europees Kampioen in 1988. In de zomer van 2024 coachen ze Oranje op het EK in Duitsland. Het is de droom van moeder Koeman. Een roadtrip van Groningen naar München over winnen en verliezen. En het belang van familie en vriendschap. Jeroen Stekelenburg in gesprek met de maker, regisseur Kees Jongkind. 

Professor Emeritus Michael Broers of the University of Oxford, biography of Napoleon and historical adviser to 'Napoleon' (2023), sat down virtually with his old chum and sparring partner Charles Esdaile. In this conversation they covered: [02:00] - their shared outsider perspective on the French Revolution [06:00] - the usefulness of the Napoleonic period in terms of boosting the power of the state [13:00] - Different ways of looking at Napoleon - including as the greatest of the Enlightened absolutists [25:00] - Writing about Napoleon Bonaparte, whether you're Andrew Roberts or not [35:00] - The Hundred Days [43:00] - 'Napoleon' (2023), the epic spectacle-filled movie blockbuster for which Prof Broers served as historical adviser

Fouche was a slippery character who was always in the midst of plots and revolutions. Nevertheless, Fouche and his police agents were utilized by different French governments, including Napoleon's, to monitor and suppress rebels and revolutionaries. Special guest & author Michael Broers joins the program to discuss this man of constant intrigues. X/Twitter: @andnapoleon --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/generalsandnapoleon/support

Jacquelien Noordhoek heeft geen broers of zussen. Denkt ze. Wil jij een keer bij ons een verhaal vertellen of leren hoe je dat moet doen? Ga dan naar onze website, want we zijn altijd op zoek naar nieuwe vertellers. Onze redactie leest alle inzendingen en neemt contact op.Dit is het Instagram-account van Echt Gebeurd.Voor mensen die het kunnen missen hebben we Vriend van de Show. Wil je donateur worden voor € 2,50 per maand of een eenmalige donatie doen, dan kan dat hier.Om te adverteren in onze podcast kun je contact opnemen met Dag en Nacht Media.Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Een thuisbatterij waarmee energie die met zonnepanelen is opgewekt kan worden opgeslagen voor als de zon niet schijnt: tot nu was zo'n batterij nooit rendabel, maar deze twee Utrechtse broers van zesentwintig en negenentwintig jaar oud gaan met hun zelfontwikkelde batterij toch proberen de markt te veroveren. Wat maakt deze thuisbatterij, die ze ook wel de 'Planetpod' noemen, zo bijzonder?  Presentator Tijs van den Brink gaat hierover in gesprek met Roel en Maurice van der Ende, eigenaren van Planetpod.

Napoleonic geopolitics didn't make much impression on Europe's maps, but its influence was wide-ranging. Read by Leighton Pugh. Napoleonic Europe: how the Emperor built a continent | Michael Broers Image: Napoleon crossing the Alps by Jacques-Louis David. Credit: GL Archive / Alamy Stock Photo 

Listen to Vanessa Broers here, who is a Transformational Speaker,  Author, and Coach who is known as a “Culture Shaman". She works in depth with companies to shift their culture to one that honors the human experience in service of human performance. Learn more at her website https://www.vanessabroerscoaching.com/ #thehrlady #podcast #culture  

Tweelingbroers Jan en Nico Haasbroek vieren op 17 december hun tachtigste verjaardag. Journalist Nico Haasbroek werkte bij de VARA en werd later hoofdredacteur bij het NOS Journaal. Jan Haasbroek is journalist en was omroepbestuurder. Hij is bekend van zijn werk bij de VPRO en latere functies bij Stad TV Rotterdam en de Humanistische Omroep. Presentatie: Frénk van der Linden

Vanessa's early career was in the C-Suite of a major corporation, leading the internal department of process improvement. Despite loving the work, she was called into deeper modes of healing as a coach and healer and onto the shamanic path.She spent more than a decade coaching top performing entrepreneurs, organizational leaders and professionals to tear down decades of inner blocks to performance.I don't think I've ever laughed this much during an interview. You're going to love this one!Thank you for listening!-Amber FuhrimanEpisode Quotes:"I worked in a C-Suite role, my ego loved it, but I had a sense early on that if I didn't change paths I was going to get fired. That life wasn't for me." -Vanessa Broers"Our generation was told that happiness would appear after the commas in our income." -Amber Fuhriman"Money has always been my kryptonite. I had to find out why I cared so much about making a specific amount of money." -Vanessa Broers"Personal development is not a book... it's accepting the reality of constant work." -Amber FuhrimanFind Amber on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amberraefuhrimanVanessa Broers:Media Kit: https://www.amplifyou.com/guest-vanessabroers LINKEDIN https://www.linkedin.com/in/vanessabroerscoachingINSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/thehighperformancehealerFACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/vanessa.alberts.9If you are interested in connecting with Amber, send an email to amber@amberfuhriman.com.Connect with other incredible people looking to break out of the corporate mindset by joining the Facebook Success Center: http://bit.ly/2MuWn53Checkout Amber's Speaker Reel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPj5OBvjrr0Schedule a connection call with Amber: https://calendly.com/amberfuhriman/connection-call?month=2021-05If you are interested in connecting with Amber, send an email to amber@amberfuhriman.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Special guest and author Michael Broers joins the show to discuss the one and only Foreign Minster of France, Talleyrand. X/Twitter: @andnapoleon *Please make sure to follow us on Spotify, Instagram, Facebook, and Patreon. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/generalsandnapoleon/support

People aren't objects - yet so many of us are living (and maybe even expected) to somehow make it to Robot Status in our work & personal lives. How do we put the human back in human performance? Listen in as human performance consultant Vanessa Broers shares her knowledge about how she practices courageous existence on the human journey. Get ready to

We suspect that most of you are familiar with some version of the phrase, “As an employee, it is important to be able to separate home from work.”  But just how accurate is that statement?  Is it truly the standard for company professionalism that we think it is?  And what if we told you that there is now a strong contingent of organizational and leadership experts that think this maxim has been taken to the extreme, and that, in fact, believe allowing the totality of an employee's human experience into the workplace actually contributes to greater and richer organizational performance?  Would you believe us?  If not, perhaps you will believe today's guest, Ms. Vanessa Broers, who joins us to discuss why human experience is so often left out of human performance and how the omission of human experience in the workplace is costing organizations dearly. LINKSAccess to Vanessa's free 60 minute Sacred Sales trainingVanessa's WebsiteLinked InInstagramTo help support our show, visit:https://www.buzzsprout.com/2017272/supportFor additional management resources and information, please visit us at:  https://managementworksmedia.com Support the show

Het ondernemersverhaal van de broers Evert en Teun Antonissen van Table du Sud is opmerkelijk. Ze starten samen het interieurbedrijf in 2015. Evert deed een meubelmakersopleiding in Vlaanderen toen zijn broer, student international business in Tilburg, een bartafel nodig had. Evert: ‘Die heb ik toen in elkaar gelast en er houten panelen op gezet. Het was een simpel ding, maar we kregen er positieve reacties op.' Dit jaar verwachten de broers rond 27 miljoen euro omzet te gaan draaien. In onze podcast vertellen zij hun verhaal, leermomenten en hoe zij Table du Sud komende jaren verder gaan uitbouwen. De komende jaren denken ze te blijven doorgroeien. Vooral in Nederland en België, waar ze nog zelf blijven bezorgen. Host: Mark Timo www.deinterieurclub.com

In this podcast interview with Vanessa Broers, the discussion revolves around the challenges coaches face when it comes to selling their services. Vanessa provides valuable insights and practical advice on how to approach sales in a way that aligns with a coach's values and maintains authenticity.One: Shift in Perspective: Vanessa emphasizes that coaches need to shift their perspective on sales. Instead of viewing it as something inauthentic or manipulative, they should see sales as a means to help clients make empowered choices that align with their true desires.Two: Creating Safety: Building trust and safety in sales conversations is crucial. Coaches can achieve this by being loving, honest, and authentic in their interactions, thereby making potential clients feel respected and understood.Three: Integration with Coaching: Vanessa highlights that sales and coaching are not separate entities; they can complement each other. Coaches can use their coaching skills within sales conversations to help potential clients gain clarity and make informed decisions. Highlights:1. Many coaches find it challenging to sell their services because they associate sales with manipulation and pushiness.2. Vanessa discusses the disillusionment many coaches face when they realize they have to sell their services in addition to providing help.3. The fear of appearing pushy or manipulative in sales often prevents coaches from embracing the sales aspect of their profession.4. Vanessa introduces the concept of "sacred sales," which involves helping clients make empowered choices while being true to oneself.5. Sales, when done from a place of authenticity and respect, can be seen as a deep service rather than a transaction.6. Vanessa emphasizes the importance of taking it slow and acknowledging that learning to sell is a skill that requires time and practice.7. Sales conversations should focus on helping clients gain clarity on their desires, identify obstacles, and understand the consequences of inaction.8. Vanessa advises coaches to make potential clients feel respected, welcomed, and understood during sales conversations.9. The coach's role is to create an atmosphere of love, honesty, and authenticity, allowing potential clients to trust the process and themselves.10. Vanessa encourages coaches to approach sales with the mindset that they are already working with the potential client, fostering trust and transparency in the conversation. Featured on This Show:Click here to find out how to work with meClick here to see my new online shopClick here to access valuable free resources for coaches Vanessa BroersVanessa's early career was in the C-Suite of a major corporation, leading the internal department of process improvement. Despite loving the work, she was called into deeper modes of healing as a coach and healer and onto the shamanic path. She spent more than a decade coaching top-performing entrepreneurs, organizational leaders, and professionals to tear down decades of inner blocks to performance, eliminate stress and overwhelm, and radically shift the way they lead their teams and businesses to create more impact and results. Her results prove that the more you focus on the human experience, the better performance. She works as a Culture Shaman, to put the ‘human' back into human performance and works with top organizations like Reddit, Linkedin, the University of Pittsburgh,...

Derek sits down with Laurence Broers, associate fellow at the Russia and Eurasia Programme at Chatham House and author of Armenia and Azerbaijan: Anatomy of a Rivalry, to discuss this week's events in Nagorno-Karabkah, a predominantly Armenian enclave within Azerbaijan. They get into the complex political history of the territory, the resulting conflicts between Armenia and Azerbaijan including the 2020 war, what Azerbaijan's recent actions seek to achieve, the roles of Russia and Turkey, the human rights situation in the enclave, and more.Grab a copy of Laurence's book: https://shorturl.at/bvFS9Recorded Thursday, September 21, 2023 This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.americanprestigepod.com/subscribe

In 1811, Napoleon stood at his zenith. He had defeated all his continental rivals, come to an entente with Russia, and his blockade of Britain seemed, at long last, to be a success. The emperor had an heir on the way with his new wife, Marie-Louise, the young daughter of the Emperor of Austria. His personal life, too, was calm and secure for the first time in many years. It was a moment of unprecedented peace and hope, built on the foundations of emphatic military victories. But in less than two years, all of this was in peril. In four years, it was gone, swept away by the tides of war against the most powerful alliance in European history. The rest of his life was passed on a barren island. This is not a story any novelist could create; it is reality as epic. Napoleon: The Decline and Fall of an Empire: 1811-1821 (Pegasus Books, 2023) traces this story through the dramatic narrative of the years 1811-1821 and explores the ever-bloodier conflicts, the disintegration and reforging of the bonds among the Bonaparte family, and the serpentine diplomacy that shaped the fate of Europe. At the heart of the story is Napoleon's own sense of history, the tensions in his own character, and the shared vision of a family dynasty to rule Europe. Drawing on the remarkable resource of the new edition of Napoleon's personal correspondence produced by the Fondation Napoleon in Paris, Michael Broers dynamic new history follows Napoleon's thoughts and feelings, his hopes and ambitions, as he fought to preserve the world he had created. Much of this turns on his relationship with Tsar Alexander of Russia, in so many respects his alter ego, and eventual nemesis. His inability to understand this complex man, the only person with the power to destroy him, is key to tracing the roots of his disastrous decision to invade Russia--and his inability to face diplomatic and military reality thereafter. Even his defeat in Russia was not the end. The last years of the Napoleonic Empire reveal its innate strength, but it now faced hopeless odds. The last phase of the Napoleonic Wars saw the convergence of the most powerful of forces in European history to date: Russian manpower and British money. The sheer determination of Tsar Alexander and the British to bring Napoleon down is a story of compromise and sacrifice. The horrors and heroism of war are omnipresent in these years, from Lisbon to Moscow, in the life of the common solider. The core of this new book reveals how these men pushed Napoleon back from Moscow to St. Helena. Among this generation, there was no more remarkable persona than Napoleon. His defeat forged his myth--as well as his living tomb on St. Helena. The audacious enterprise of the 100 Days, reaching its crescendo at the Battle of Waterloo, marked the spectacular end of an unprecedented public life. From the ruins of a life--and an empire--came a new continent and a legend that haunts Europe still. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

In 1811, Napoleon stood at his zenith. He had defeated all his continental rivals, come to an entente with Russia, and his blockade of Britain seemed, at long last, to be a success. The emperor had an heir on the way with his new wife, Marie-Louise, the young daughter of the Emperor of Austria. His personal life, too, was calm and secure for the first time in many years. It was a moment of unprecedented peace and hope, built on the foundations of emphatic military victories. But in less than two years, all of this was in peril. In four years, it was gone, swept away by the tides of war against the most powerful alliance in European history. The rest of his life was passed on a barren island. This is not a story any novelist could create; it is reality as epic. Napoleon: The Decline and Fall of an Empire: 1811-1821 (Pegasus Books, 2023) traces this story through the dramatic narrative of the years 1811-1821 and explores the ever-bloodier conflicts, the disintegration and reforging of the bonds among the Bonaparte family, and the serpentine diplomacy that shaped the fate of Europe. At the heart of the story is Napoleon's own sense of history, the tensions in his own character, and the shared vision of a family dynasty to rule Europe. Drawing on the remarkable resource of the new edition of Napoleon's personal correspondence produced by the Fondation Napoleon in Paris, Michael Broers dynamic new history follows Napoleon's thoughts and feelings, his hopes and ambitions, as he fought to preserve the world he had created. Much of this turns on his relationship with Tsar Alexander of Russia, in so many respects his alter ego, and eventual nemesis. His inability to understand this complex man, the only person with the power to destroy him, is key to tracing the roots of his disastrous decision to invade Russia--and his inability to face diplomatic and military reality thereafter. Even his defeat in Russia was not the end. The last years of the Napoleonic Empire reveal its innate strength, but it now faced hopeless odds. The last phase of the Napoleonic Wars saw the convergence of the most powerful of forces in European history to date: Russian manpower and British money. The sheer determination of Tsar Alexander and the British to bring Napoleon down is a story of compromise and sacrifice. The horrors and heroism of war are omnipresent in these years, from Lisbon to Moscow, in the life of the common solider. The core of this new book reveals how these men pushed Napoleon back from Moscow to St. Helena. Among this generation, there was no more remarkable persona than Napoleon. His defeat forged his myth--as well as his living tomb on St. Helena. The audacious enterprise of the 100 Days, reaching its crescendo at the Battle of Waterloo, marked the spectacular end of an unprecedented public life. From the ruins of a life--and an empire--came a new continent and a legend that haunts Europe still. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/history

In 1811, Napoleon stood at his zenith. He had defeated all his continental rivals, come to an entente with Russia, and his blockade of Britain seemed, at long last, to be a success. The emperor had an heir on the way with his new wife, Marie-Louise, the young daughter of the Emperor of Austria. His personal life, too, was calm and secure for the first time in many years. It was a moment of unprecedented peace and hope, built on the foundations of emphatic military victories. But in less than two years, all of this was in peril. In four years, it was gone, swept away by the tides of war against the most powerful alliance in European history. The rest of his life was passed on a barren island. This is not a story any novelist could create; it is reality as epic. Napoleon: The Decline and Fall of an Empire: 1811-1821 (Pegasus Books, 2023) traces this story through the dramatic narrative of the years 1811-1821 and explores the ever-bloodier conflicts, the disintegration and reforging of the bonds among the Bonaparte family, and the serpentine diplomacy that shaped the fate of Europe. At the heart of the story is Napoleon's own sense of history, the tensions in his own character, and the shared vision of a family dynasty to rule Europe. Drawing on the remarkable resource of the new edition of Napoleon's personal correspondence produced by the Fondation Napoleon in Paris, Michael Broers dynamic new history follows Napoleon's thoughts and feelings, his hopes and ambitions, as he fought to preserve the world he had created. Much of this turns on his relationship with Tsar Alexander of Russia, in so many respects his alter ego, and eventual nemesis. His inability to understand this complex man, the only person with the power to destroy him, is key to tracing the roots of his disastrous decision to invade Russia--and his inability to face diplomatic and military reality thereafter. Even his defeat in Russia was not the end. The last years of the Napoleonic Empire reveal its innate strength, but it now faced hopeless odds. The last phase of the Napoleonic Wars saw the convergence of the most powerful of forces in European history to date: Russian manpower and British money. The sheer determination of Tsar Alexander and the British to bring Napoleon down is a story of compromise and sacrifice. The horrors and heroism of war are omnipresent in these years, from Lisbon to Moscow, in the life of the common solider. The core of this new book reveals how these men pushed Napoleon back from Moscow to St. Helena. Among this generation, there was no more remarkable persona than Napoleon. His defeat forged his myth--as well as his living tomb on St. Helena. The audacious enterprise of the 100 Days, reaching its crescendo at the Battle of Waterloo, marked the spectacular end of an unprecedented public life. From the ruins of a life--and an empire--came a new continent and a legend that haunts Europe still. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/military-history

In 1811, Napoleon stood at his zenith. He had defeated all his continental rivals, come to an entente with Russia, and his blockade of Britain seemed, at long last, to be a success. The emperor had an heir on the way with his new wife, Marie-Louise, the young daughter of the Emperor of Austria. His personal life, too, was calm and secure for the first time in many years. It was a moment of unprecedented peace and hope, built on the foundations of emphatic military victories. But in less than two years, all of this was in peril. In four years, it was gone, swept away by the tides of war against the most powerful alliance in European history. The rest of his life was passed on a barren island. This is not a story any novelist could create; it is reality as epic. Napoleon: The Decline and Fall of an Empire: 1811-1821 (Pegasus Books, 2023) traces this story through the dramatic narrative of the years 1811-1821 and explores the ever-bloodier conflicts, the disintegration and reforging of the bonds among the Bonaparte family, and the serpentine diplomacy that shaped the fate of Europe. At the heart of the story is Napoleon's own sense of history, the tensions in his own character, and the shared vision of a family dynasty to rule Europe. Drawing on the remarkable resource of the new edition of Napoleon's personal correspondence produced by the Fondation Napoleon in Paris, Michael Broers dynamic new history follows Napoleon's thoughts and feelings, his hopes and ambitions, as he fought to preserve the world he had created. Much of this turns on his relationship with Tsar Alexander of Russia, in so many respects his alter ego, and eventual nemesis. His inability to understand this complex man, the only person with the power to destroy him, is key to tracing the roots of his disastrous decision to invade Russia--and his inability to face diplomatic and military reality thereafter. Even his defeat in Russia was not the end. The last years of the Napoleonic Empire reveal its innate strength, but it now faced hopeless odds. The last phase of the Napoleonic Wars saw the convergence of the most powerful of forces in European history to date: Russian manpower and British money. The sheer determination of Tsar Alexander and the British to bring Napoleon down is a story of compromise and sacrifice. The horrors and heroism of war are omnipresent in these years, from Lisbon to Moscow, in the life of the common solider. The core of this new book reveals how these men pushed Napoleon back from Moscow to St. Helena. Among this generation, there was no more remarkable persona than Napoleon. His defeat forged his myth--as well as his living tomb on St. Helena. The audacious enterprise of the 100 Days, reaching its crescendo at the Battle of Waterloo, marked the spectacular end of an unprecedented public life. From the ruins of a life--and an empire--came a new continent and a legend that haunts Europe still. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/biography

In 1811, Napoleon stood at his zenith. He had defeated all his continental rivals, come to an entente with Russia, and his blockade of Britain seemed, at long last, to be a success. The emperor had an heir on the way with his new wife, Marie-Louise, the young daughter of the Emperor of Austria. His personal life, too, was calm and secure for the first time in many years. It was a moment of unprecedented peace and hope, built on the foundations of emphatic military victories. But in less than two years, all of this was in peril. In four years, it was gone, swept away by the tides of war against the most powerful alliance in European history. The rest of his life was passed on a barren island. This is not a story any novelist could create; it is reality as epic. Napoleon: The Decline and Fall of an Empire: 1811-1821 (Pegasus Books, 2023) traces this story through the dramatic narrative of the years 1811-1821 and explores the ever-bloodier conflicts, the disintegration and reforging of the bonds among the Bonaparte family, and the serpentine diplomacy that shaped the fate of Europe. At the heart of the story is Napoleon's own sense of history, the tensions in his own character, and the shared vision of a family dynasty to rule Europe. Drawing on the remarkable resource of the new edition of Napoleon's personal correspondence produced by the Fondation Napoleon in Paris, Michael Broers dynamic new history follows Napoleon's thoughts and feelings, his hopes and ambitions, as he fought to preserve the world he had created. Much of this turns on his relationship with Tsar Alexander of Russia, in so many respects his alter ego, and eventual nemesis. His inability to understand this complex man, the only person with the power to destroy him, is key to tracing the roots of his disastrous decision to invade Russia--and his inability to face diplomatic and military reality thereafter. Even his defeat in Russia was not the end. The last years of the Napoleonic Empire reveal its innate strength, but it now faced hopeless odds. The last phase of the Napoleonic Wars saw the convergence of the most powerful of forces in European history to date: Russian manpower and British money. The sheer determination of Tsar Alexander and the British to bring Napoleon down is a story of compromise and sacrifice. The horrors and heroism of war are omnipresent in these years, from Lisbon to Moscow, in the life of the common solider. The core of this new book reveals how these men pushed Napoleon back from Moscow to St. Helena. Among this generation, there was no more remarkable persona than Napoleon. His defeat forged his myth--as well as his living tomb on St. Helena. The audacious enterprise of the 100 Days, reaching its crescendo at the Battle of Waterloo, marked the spectacular end of an unprecedented public life. From the ruins of a life--and an empire--came a new continent and a legend that haunts Europe still. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/european-studies

In 1811, Napoleon stood at his zenith. He had defeated all his continental rivals, come to an entente with Russia, and his blockade of Britain seemed, at long last, to be a success. The emperor had an heir on the way with his new wife, Marie-Louise, the young daughter of the Emperor of Austria. His personal life, too, was calm and secure for the first time in many years. It was a moment of unprecedented peace and hope, built on the foundations of emphatic military victories. But in less than two years, all of this was in peril. In four years, it was gone, swept away by the tides of war against the most powerful alliance in European history. The rest of his life was passed on a barren island. This is not a story any novelist could create; it is reality as epic. Napoleon: The Decline and Fall of an Empire: 1811-1821 (Pegasus Books, 2023) traces this story through the dramatic narrative of the years 1811-1821 and explores the ever-bloodier conflicts, the disintegration and reforging of the bonds among the Bonaparte family, and the serpentine diplomacy that shaped the fate of Europe. At the heart of the story is Napoleon's own sense of history, the tensions in his own character, and the shared vision of a family dynasty to rule Europe. Drawing on the remarkable resource of the new edition of Napoleon's personal correspondence produced by the Fondation Napoleon in Paris, Michael Broers dynamic new history follows Napoleon's thoughts and feelings, his hopes and ambitions, as he fought to preserve the world he had created. Much of this turns on his relationship with Tsar Alexander of Russia, in so many respects his alter ego, and eventual nemesis. His inability to understand this complex man, the only person with the power to destroy him, is key to tracing the roots of his disastrous decision to invade Russia--and his inability to face diplomatic and military reality thereafter. Even his defeat in Russia was not the end. The last years of the Napoleonic Empire reveal its innate strength, but it now faced hopeless odds. The last phase of the Napoleonic Wars saw the convergence of the most powerful of forces in European history to date: Russian manpower and British money. The sheer determination of Tsar Alexander and the British to bring Napoleon down is a story of compromise and sacrifice. The horrors and heroism of war are omnipresent in these years, from Lisbon to Moscow, in the life of the common solider. The core of this new book reveals how these men pushed Napoleon back from Moscow to St. Helena. Among this generation, there was no more remarkable persona than Napoleon. His defeat forged his myth--as well as his living tomb on St. Helena. The audacious enterprise of the 100 Days, reaching its crescendo at the Battle of Waterloo, marked the spectacular end of an unprecedented public life. From the ruins of a life--and an empire--came a new continent and a legend that haunts Europe still. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/eastern-european-studies

Heartland's Tim Benson is joined by Michael Broers, Professor of Western European History at Oxford University, and to discuss his new book, Napoleon: The Decline and Fall of an Empire: 1811-1821. They chat about how Napoleon went from the colossus of Europe to a prisoner on tiny St. Helena in just four short years, how exactly he was brought to defeat, and how Tsar Alexander of Russia was Bonaparte's perfect foil. They also talk about whether Napoleon actually did some good for Europe and the carnage of the Napoleonic Wars.  Get the book here: http://pegasusbooks.com/books/napoleon-9781639361779-hardcoverShow Notes:Times Literary Supplement: Alan Forrest – “The road to St Helena”https://www.the-tls.co.uk/articles/napoleon-michael-broers-napoleon-at-peace-william-doyle-book-review-alan-forrest/Wall Street Journal: Dominic Green – “‘Napoleon' Review: The Road to Waterloo”https://www.wsj.com/articles/napoleon-review-the-road-to-waterloo-11659477197

Armenia and Azerbaijan were once fellow Republics within the USSR, but in the Soviet Union's last days tension between them led to bloodshed and animosity that continues today. For decades, Russia played the role of peacekeeper in the region, but Putin's invasion of Ukraine has opened the door for a new wave of Azerbaijani attacks on Armenia and both sides say the other is to blame. Laurence Broers has spent the last twenty years working as a scholar and peacemaker in the region, and has built relationships with leaders in both countries. In this episode, Laurence joins Ben for a conversation about the history of the conflict, the state of affairs today, and the impact that the international community has (and can) have on the people and politics of the region. Dr. Laurence Broers is Associate Fellow at the Russia-Eurasia Program at Chatham House, and the author of the book Armenia and Azerbaijan: Anatomy of a Rivalry. You can follow him on twitter at @LaurenceBroers. This episode was edited by Ben Sawyer.