Podcasts about brown bag lunch

We talk about going back to work, lunch breaks, and the impact of COVID-19 on daily routines. We talk about why people need a break from work and why there seems to be less enjoyment of work. We also talk about the importance of mental health breaks, and the value of social interaction in the workplace. We reflect on our own experiences and observations regarding work-life balance and workplace satisfaction. Why You Hate Bringing Your Lunch to Work #lunchbreak #bto #backtowork #lunch #brownbaglunch #mentalhealth #workenjoyment #worksatisfaction #talkingabreak #backtotheoffice #smarticlepodcast #podcast #smarticle @Smarticleshow  @BDDoble  @larryolson threads.net/@smarticleshow  @brand.dobes The Smarticle Podcast  https://www.smarticlepodcast.com/

MDJ Script/ Top Stories for Dec 8th         Publish Date:  Dec 7th      Commercial: Henssler :15   From the Henssler Financial Studio, Welcome to the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast.  Today is Friday, December 8th, and Happy heavenly Birthday to Sammy Davis Jr.  ***12.08.23 - BIRTHDAY - SAMMY DAVIS JR*** I'm Dan Radcliffe and here are the stories Cobb is talking about, presented by Engineered Solutions of Georgia.  Cobb Fire Rescues Two People from Burning Home in Kennesaw ‘A Total Failure': Lawyers Blast Cobb Superior Court Clerk for Backlog Cobb Unemployment Goes Up Slightly but Still Trails Behind State and Atlanta All of this and more is coming up on the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe!  BREAK: ESOG  STORY 1: Cobb Fire Rescues Two People from Burning Home in Kennesaw Cobb County firefighters successfully rescued two individuals from a house fire on North Hampton Drive. The rescue team found and removed a person from the smoke-filled home, providing immediate medical care in the front yard. The patient was then transferred to a local hospital. Another patient was treated on the scene, and both were reported to be in stable condition. Unfortunately, several cats and dogs perished in the fire, while others survived or remained unaccounted for. The cause of the blaze was not disclosed by Cobb Fire and Emergency Services. STORY 2: ‘A Total Failure': Lawyers Blast Cobb Superior Court Clerk for Backlog The Cobb County Superior Court Clerk's office, led by Connie Taylor, is facing backlash as it is nearly three months behind in filing online court records. Local lawyers are expressing frustration, calling the delays unprecedented for a usually efficient court system. The backlog is causing problems for individuals relying on the online records system for case updates. A Facebook post by Cobb Superior Court Judge Rob Leonard urged those with urgent filings to send them directly to his office. Taylor, who faced controversy last year for profiting off passport fees, has not responded to requests for comment. The backlog affects both civil and criminal cases, impacting due process and causing collateral consequences. Lawyers blame the office's leadership for the issues. STORY 3: Cobb Unemployment Goes Up Slightly but Still Trails Behind Georgia, Atlanta In October 2023, Cobb County, Marietta, and Smyrna maintained lower unemployment rates than the Atlanta or Georgia averages, but the pure number of unemployed individuals increased. Cobb County's unemployment rate was 3.1%, unchanged from the previous month but up from 2.6% a year earlier. The Atlanta area reported a 3.4% unemployment rate in October 2023, higher than the 2.9% in October the previous year. In Marietta, the unemployment rate was 3.2%, slightly up from 3.0% in September 2023. Smyrna also had a 3.2% unemployment rate in October 2023. All three areas had rates lower than the state average of 3.4%. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.799.6810 for more info.  We'll be right back  Break: CUofGA – CHRISTMAS PIEDMONT STORY 4: North Georgia Counties Declared Disaster Areas Due to Drought Farm producers in several north Georgia counties, including Bartow, Cherokee, and Forsyth, can seek emergency disaster relief following the U.S. Department of Agriculture's designation of 12 counties as natural disaster areas due to severe drought conditions. Emergency loans, available through the Farm Service Agency, can be applied for in these counties, with relief coverage extending to contiguous counties such as Cobb. The loans, capped at $500,000, enable producers to address actual production losses and essential living expenses. The region faces extreme drought conditions, prompting the relief efforts. Rainfall forecasts bring hope, with a 90% chance of rain anticipated over the weekend. Despite recent rains, the area still struggles with a persistent drought situation. For relief applications, visit farmers.gov. STORY 5: Credit Union of Georgia Raises Over $7,500 for The Salvation Army Credit Union of Georgia employees volunteered to ring the bell for The Salvation Army at Kroger in Kennesaw for a week, raising over $3,500. The credit union added $4,000, bringing the total funds raised to over $7,500. The Salvation Army utilizes these funds to address poverty, addiction, and homelessness, benefitting communities by providing help, hope, and healing to those in need. The money is reinvested in the local community where it is received. For more information, visit www.CUofGA.org or www.salvationarmyusa.org. We'll be back in a moment  Break: INGLES 10 – DRAKE STORY 6: Powder Springs' Parks Department Earns Agency of the Year Honor The Powder Springs' Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs Department was honored as the 2023 Agency of the Year (Population under 20,000) at the Georgia Recreation and Park Association Awards Banquet. With six employees managing 47 acres of park space and cultural facilities, the department organizes various events catering to all ages. Notable programs include the Bringing The Sea to the Springs seafood festival, the Sounds of the Springs summer concert series, and the Family to Park Day summer movie series. The department's achievements, such as the opening of the Skate Park and recognition for the seafood festival, contribute to its positive community impact. Plans for 2024 include continuing these events and introducing Brown Bag Lunch midday concerts in April. STORY 7: Aetna Invests Over $510,000 to Address Food and Housing Insecurity Across Georgia Aetna Better Health of Georgia, a CVS Health company, has allocated over $510,000 in community investments to 17 local organizations in Georgia. These funds will support critical food and housing services for individuals facing food insecurity and homelessness. Beneficiaries include Sweetwater Mission Inc. in Austell, YMCA of Metropolitan Atlanta Inc. in Cobb County, and The Salvation Army in Marietta. The investments aim to combat food insecurity, promote health literacy among youth and families, and address homelessness and housing insecurity. Aetna's support will facilitate access to fresh and nutritious foods while enhancing understanding of food and health. For more details, visit www.aetnabetterhealth.com. Break: Henssler :60  Signoff-   Thanks again for hanging out with us on today's Marietta Daily Journal podcast. 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Der mangler cirka 28 milliarder kroner, hvis regeringen vil leve op til Mette Frederiksens ide fra sidste uge om at hæve forsvarsbudgettet til 3% af Danmarks BNP. Faktisk mangler der allerede en del penge, hvis vi bare skal nå 2%. Det kunne Jyllands-Posten afsløre forleden. Derudover taler vi om Jon Stephensen, der nok engang befinder sig i overskrifterne - denne gang for en falsk underskrift, som han måske sat i sin tid på Aveny-T. Hovedpersonen selv er dog i Indonesien i denne uge. Hele Folketinget holder nemlig fri, da fem udvalg er på udlandsture. Vært: Emma Buus, James Kristoffer Miles og Brian Weichardt. Produceret og klippet af: Rasmus Søgaard. Lyddesign: Søren Gregersen. Programansvarlig: Sofie Rye.

We review the book "The Paper Bag Princess" by Robert Munsch.Support the show

July 28, 2022 Webinar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-S8PVnjz9Tk Materials: https://spaces.hightail.com/space/tOuRfKkxm6

We review the book "Lunch" by Denise FlemingSupport the show

Pastor "J' Jason Lockard shares the message "Did You Bring Your Brown Bag Lunch?" from Matthew 14. Recorded Live at Doran Wesleyan Church! www.DoranWesleyan.WorthyOfPraise.org

Guest Speaker Caesar Paul teaches on the feeding of the 5,000.

Catch Jael Richardson and Téa Mutonji in conversation on Episode 8 of the CLC Brown Bag Lunch Podcast! Jael Richardson is the author of The Stone Thrower: A Daughter's Lesson, a Father's Life, a memoir based on her relationship with her father, CFL quarterback Chuck Ealey. The Stone Thrower was adapted into a children's book in 2016 and was shortlisted for a Canadian picture book award. Richardson is a book columnist and guest host on CBC's q. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Guelph and lives in Brampton, Ontario where she founded and serves as the Executive Director for the Festival of Literary Diversity (FOLD). Her debut novel, Gutter Child is a dystopian story of courage and resilience and arrives January 2021 with HarperCollins Canada. Born in Congo-Kinshasa, Téa Mutonji is a poet and fiction writer. Her debut collection, Shut Up You're Pretty, is the first title from Vivek Shraya's imprint, VS. Books. It was shortlisted for the Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize (2019), and won the Edmund White Debut Fiction Award (2020) and the Trillium Book Award (2020). Mutonji is the recipient of the Jill Davis Fellowship at NYU.

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In episode 14 we talk with Marilynn Fairgood. Marilynn is the current co-ordinator for the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament's Brown Bag Lunch program where food is distributed to those living near the Cathedral. It operates Tues. through Fri. from 8am to 9am. Let's Talk Parish is co-produced by Rex Rallanka, Titi Kila, and Chris Jensen. The theme music is “Live and Be Happy” by Valentina Gribanova. The host is Chris Jensen. If you would like to call us and leave a comment or a suggestion, the phone # to leave a message is 916.545.5376. Please subscribe to the podcast so you don't miss any episodes. A special thanks goes to the Very Reverend, Father Michael O'Reilly, Rector of the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament. The Cathedral appreciates your financial support. Please consider giving online as we continue our ministry via the Internet. Click https://secure.etransfer.com/CathBles... to donate.

Marilynn Fairgood is the current coordinator for the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament's Brown Bag Lunch program. It is a program designed to feed our downtown homeless guests that are located near the Cathedral Square between J & K Streets on 11th Street. Here she tells the story of why she first decided to participate as a volunteer in the program. Please join us next week for the full episode.

Le 17 mars 2021, écoutez un nouvel épisode des midis littéraires du CLC avec l'écrivaine renommée, Virginia Pésémapéo Bordeleau ! Née en Jamésie, au nord-ouest du Québec, Bordeleau est une artiste multidisciplinaire eeyou qui œuvre depuis 40 ans. En 2006, elle obtient le prix d’excellence en région remis par le Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec en plus de la mention de Télé-Québec du prix littéraire de l’Abitibi-Témiscamingue pour son recueil de poésie, De rouge et de blanc, et en 2012, elle est lauréate pour le Prix littéraire de l’Abitibi-Témiscamingue. Depuis 2007, elle a publié 3 romans, 3 recueils de poésie, un livre de contes, un essai et un livre d’art. Elle obtient le prix de l’artiste de l’année en Abitibi-Témiscamingue remis par le Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec en 2020. Son dernier livre, Ourse bleue – Piciskanâw mask iskwew (2020), est une rétrospective poétique de sa carrière artistique qui inclut des histoires, réflexions et anecdotes. D’après le Musée d’art de Rouyn-Noranda, le recueil, accompagné d’une exposition au MA, Musée d’art en Abitibi-Témiscamingue, « trace le parcours artistique et personnel d’une artiste importante en Abitibi-Témiscamingue et au Canada, et la force considérable qu’elle a su déployer en s’imposant comme femme artiste eeyou dans le milieu culturel. Il est possible de mieux cerner la réalité autochtone telle qu’elle a été vécue au siècle dernier, période de grands bouleversements pour les premiers habitants du territoire ». Dans cet épisode, Virginia Pésémapéo Bordeleau nous engage du début avec une lecture passionnée de son recueil percutant paru en 2018, Poésie en marche pour Sindy. Cette collection fait référence à Sindy Ruperhouse, une femme de la Première Nation Abitibiwinni de Pikogan, qui est disparue depuis avril 2014, et [je cite] « exprime [l’indignation de l’auteure] et nous fait part de ses questionnements sur le mépris et la haine dont les femmes autochtones sont l’objet, en particulier, mais également toutes les femmes ». Elle nous emporte par après sur un parcours personnel du deuil jusqu’à l’espoir avec une lecture de son texte, Je te veux vivant, aussi paru en 2018.

Louise Bernice Halfe, whose Cree name is Sky Dancer, is married with two adult children and three grandsons. Raised on the Saddle Lake Reserve in Alberta, she attended Blue Quills Residential School before earning a Bachelor of Social Work from the University of Regina. She completed two years of Nechi Training in St. Albert’s Nechi Institute: Centre of Indigenous Learning, where she has also facilitated the program. Halfe has been awarded honorary degrees from Wilfred Laurier University, the University of Saskatchewan, and Mount Royal University. As well as serving as Saskatchewan’s Poet Laureate for two years, she’s been a keynote speaker at numerous conferences. In this podcast, Halfe reads to us from her four books, Bear Bones and Feathers, Blue Marrow, The Crooked Good, and Burning In This Midnight Dream. All have received numerous accolades and awards, and will be reprinted next year by Brick Books and Kegedonce Press. A collection of selected poems, Sôhkêyihta (which means “have courage” or “be strong”), was published by Wilfred Laurier in 2018, and an eagerly awaited new collection, awâsis -- kinky and dishevelled will be released on April 1st, 2021, by Brick Books. Halfe’s poetry earned her a Lifetime Achievement Award from the League of Canadian Poets, and last year, she received the 2020 Cheryl and Henry Kloppenburg Award for Literary Excellence. The jury of the Latner Writers’ Trust Poetry Prize describe her literary impact in the following way: “Halfe’s poetics refuse the hierarchies of colonial literary critique, instead affirming the equality of the contemporary, the ancestral, and the mythological; holding a multiplicity of cosmologies and quotidian realities as relevant and urgent…” Thus, they go on, “Her work cannot be assimilated in the canon of contemporary Canadian literature; instead, it must be ingested, transforming our collective literature on a cellular level, reimagining our identities, languages, and memories as denizens of Turtle Island.”

Shannon Webb-Campbell is a mixed Indigenous (Mi’kmaq) settler poet, writer, and critic. Her books include: Still No Word (Breakwater 2015), the recipient of Eagle Canada’s Out in Print Award, I Am A Body of Land (Book*hug 2019), and Lunar Tides (forthcoming with Book*hug in 2022). Shannon holds a MFA in Creative Writing from University of British Columbia, and a MA in English Literature at Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador, and is a doctoral student at the University of New Brunswick in the Department of English. She is the editor of Visual Arts News Magazine. Committed to reparation, self-education, and healing, Webb-Campbell writes out of a deep sense of responsibility to Indigenous communities. Her collection I am a Body of Land, is, as Carol Rose Daniels puts it, “forces readers out of polite conversation and into a realm where despair and hard truths are being told, being heard and finding the emotional strength to learn from it, find our way out and embrace our beauty as Indigenous women.” In Susan Musgrave’s words, this is “Poetry awake with the winds from the Four Directions, poetry that crosses borders, margins, treaties, yellow tape warning: Police Line. Do Not Cross. Poetry whose traditional territory, through colonization, has become trauma and shame. Unceded poetry. Read. Respect. Weep.” In this podcast, which includes readings from her forthcoming collection, Lunar Tides, Webb-Campbell’s poems range across theory, the legacies of colonialism, kinship, and Indigenous resurgence. Her words follow the rhythms of the body, the water, the cycles of the moon, and long and deep familial relationships amid the profound grief of losing her mother. You can hear, too, her eloquent review of her recommended pandemic reading: Shalan Joudry’s Waking Ground.

J.R. Carpenter is a UK-based artist, writer, performer, and researcher working across performance, print, and digital media. Born in Nova Scotia, she lived in Montreal for many years before emigrating to the United Kingdom in 2009. Her pioneering web-based works have been presented in museums, galleries, and festivals around the world. She is a winner of the CBC Quebec Writing Competition, the QWF Carte Blanche Quebec Award, Expozine Alternative Press Award, the Dot Award for Digital Literature, and the New Media Writing Prize. Her debut poetry collection, An Ocean of Static, was highly commended for the Forward Prizes 2018. Her latest collection, This is a Picture of Wind, is based on a web-app by the same name and was included in The Guardian’s “Best poetry books of 2020.” She is a Fellow of the Eccles Centre For North American Studies at the British Library and the Moore Institute at NUI Galway. She delivered this podcast reading for the CLC as the 2020-21 Writer-in-Residence at University of Alberta.

Le BrownBagLunchLive, c'est un podcast un peu particulier parce qu'il est enregistré en live et en simultané sur LinkedIn et YouTube.  Ici ce sont les spectateurs qui posent les questions à notre invité. Aucune préparation, tout est en direct, l'invité a 2 minutes pour nous parler du thème du jour… et 28 minutes pour répondre au feu roulant des questions des participants. A très très vite pour un prochain épisode du #BrownBagLunchLive

The WGA is proud to partner with the Canadian Literature Centre on their Brown Bag Lunch podcasts. The Brown Bag Lunch readings were always a popular in-person event and now they have moved online. The first episode features Rebecca Thomas. Original air date: November 18, 2020.

For so many of us 2020 will be the most remarkable and memorable year in business - yet maybe for all the wrong reasons…. Less customer contacts leading to loss of revenue Overwhelmed contact centres with too many employees falling ill with stress Huge efforts made to enable the workforce to work from home - yet the inital enthusiasm has worn off - so what now?  Furloughed employees as long as possible - but then having to make them redundant, as funds are running out Quality of work deteriorating Impatient customers You name it - and it's quite easy to just hope that 2021 will be different.  There are still two months left - so in today's episode I'm sharing how you can make a difference in your customer service centre - and how you can set yourself up for success in 2021! 1. Leading People One of the simplest ways of engaging with your now remote teams is to invite them to virtual “brown bag lunches”! Remember, when you were in the office, you took the time to walk the call floor regularly, you sat with your advisors, you could hear what was going on first hand. Now this has all changed. And whilst a majority of Working From Home Advisors state that they loved to see their leaders in a jumper instead of a suit, loved to hear their dog barking or a child dashing in and out of the office, they miss the leadership of their line manager - and more importantly of their executive team! Play a game when you are with them! Just to break the ice! I recently attended a virtual conference and we played a wikipedia game! Given a starting point - who ever arrived at the final destination without leaving Wikipedia had won! Here is how it works: Open the Wikipedia homepage: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page (remember to stipulate the language you wish to use)Start with a key word such as: Black RavenKey this initial word or word combination into the search bar on the top right hand corner.Now - as everyone is on the start page for the game give them the end work - for example Elizabeth The Second.The aim is to get to “Elizabeth The Second” only using links within the articles you are looking at! To prove that the winner didn't cheat you will have to ask the candiate to back space from Elizabeth 2nd to Black Raven and verify that only Wikipedia pages have been used. It's fun and lightens the mood! If you are hiring for peak or because you realise your team needs more people to cope with the workload - there is so much talent in the market place just now - you can choose. That's a great place to be in, but also for all the job-seekers a very stressful place! Please be considerate. Communication is key! It breaks my heart to hear and read stories where people have applied for jobs, and not even got an acknowledgement that their application had been received. Or they went for a screening interview (not uncommon, in fact quite best practice, I don't want to waste your time, nor do I want to waste my time) - but never got any feedback! It is reasonable and best practice to be in touch with your candidates within 24 to 48 hours. Also - if you do hire - be clear on the budget. In essence, if you have a salary budget in mind - advertise this clearly, don't make false promises! Right now you, the recruiting manager, holds all the power. Integrity is the word. Download our free Recruitment and Onboarding Checklist. The link is below. 2. Improve Process In a recent conversation with my hairdresser, we discussed the New Normal. Besides the fact that the current working circumstances are here to stay for the foreseeable future, Gary made a very interesting point. He said: “I don't understand what the fuss is, about the New Normal. We have always focused on excellent customer service and high employee engagement. So for me it's just MORE of normal than normal.” We offer more training, we offer more service, we just offer more of everything than we did before. This allows us to claim excellence. And it pays off. Frances Hunter Hairdressing is a Finalist in the British Hairdressing Awards 2020!  One of the main complaints I get when speaking to  frontline managers is that they do not have the tools or knowledge to perform their roles effectively and efficiently! That's an interesting thought, considering that globally in 2020 there was a budget for Learning & Development of 370 Billion Dollars. A massive amount! The average spend per employee for learning and development this year is $1299 in the US but only in the UK 30% of all firms only spend an average of  £400 per employee on L&D. Given that that the current situation is new to everyone, this is a concerningly low number! Even more concerning given the fact that 43% of the firms surveyed said their L&D budget is not to be increased in the next 12 months, 19% even say - it will decrease. So - how does this sit with the work your team is asked to perform? And how does this sit with the customer experience your firm is asked to provide? In order to finish the year strong - give your management team (especially team managers and operations managers) the tools to effectively work with their workforce. And help them to be leaders and managers (which is not the same!) Another process you definitely want to improve is your operational handbook - the manual your team should have had at the start of the pandemic. There is an entire episode dedicated to this topic on our website, rutzconsulting.com. Just search for; Episode 28 - How to design and produce an Operational Manual. You can download a Blueprint I am using in my own business and have used as a framework in so many contact centres! Now is the time to document your workflows, your processes, your contacts. You will find the link in the show notes. 3. Amplify Profit You are most likely in the process to finalise your budget for 2021 and get it signed off. This can be so stressful, I know! Depending on the business model you are running, you have so many moving parts. The more complex your contact centre set up is, the more complex most likely your budget is too. You probably often wish - you, as the finance director - had more direct input from your operational team. And you ops team probably wishes they were consulted when a budget is created! In episode 31 “Finances made Human” - Andi Lonen explains in layman's terms how you can ensure that your budgeting process becomes easier, more realistic and subsequently much closer to reality, hence easier to manage.The link to this episode is below. Financial Performance is not just about the money coming in though! It is equally about the money going out! In our industry, the evolving door is one of the biggest costs. Yet one that is totally in your control! Absence and attrition can kill an operation! Just imagine - the cost to recruit, the cost to train, the cost of overtime to meet your service levels, the cost of absence due to stress, etc. etc. When I work with frontline operational managers I often notice that they have no idea what this figure actually looks like. If your team leader doesn't know the absence percentage or the attrition percentage of his team and how this translates into actual cost in pounds or dollars, then you must correct this. In the LEAP Academy we dedicate a full module to this topic! Actions you can take today: Schedule a Brown Bag Lunch for 45 minutes with up to 10 members of your frontline teams! Enroll your Operational Leaders in a skills development course. Of course we would love to give you a capability briefing of the LEAP academy. There are so many other courses out there. Just do it!  Revisit your hiring process. Ensure you provide feedback Write this OPS Manual! You know it's well overdue!  If any of the topics resonate with you and you might find yourself in a position where in the next 3 to 6 months one of them might cause you a challenge, please do reach out to me and my team. We would love to talk to you in the next 30 days and evaluate how we are able to help! You can find us on rutz consulting.com or talk to me directly via linkedIn messenger.As I am recording this, I want to share with you that rutz consulting has been accepted in the Programme for Growth with Business Women Scotland! I'm delighted to be spending a couple of days in the company of other, women lead, Scottish businesses. Learning together, sharing experiences and expertise. Of course my experience will turn into a podcast towards the end of this year. https://rutzconsulting.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/LEAP-Recruitment-and-OnboardingCheckListV1.pdfLEAP Academy: https://leapacademyinternational.com/ Podcast Episode 28 - How to design an Operational Manual https://rutzconsulting.com/podcasts/episode-28-opex-with-marianne-rutz-how-to-design-and-produce-an-operational-manual-fit-for-purpose/ Podcast Episode 31- Finances Made Human https://rutzconsulting.com/podcasts/episode-31-opex-with-marianne-rutz-finances-made-human-with-andi-lonnen/ Rutz Consulting: https://rutzconsulting.com/Marianne Rutz on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marianne-rutz-351b0a5/ My Podcast is produced by: https://www.unavoided.com

Canadian Literature Centre's Brown Bag Lunch reading series. Canisia Lubrin reads from her various collections. Original air date: October 28 2020

The WGA is proud to partner with the Canadian Literature Centre on their Brown Bag Lunch podcasts. The Brown Bag Lunch readings were always a popular in-person event and now they have moved online. The first episode features Jen Sookfong Lee. Original air date: September 18, 2020.

Ett par dagar innan öppningen av Jockum Nordströms utställning Utan lykta (6 juni – 18 oktober, 2020) möttes Paola Pellettieri och konstnären för en Brown Bag Lunch, som för första gången genomfördes utan publik.  Jockum Nordströms teckningar, kollage, illustrationer och böcker väcker uppskattning världen över. Med papper, sax, penna, vattenfärg och krita skapar han en alldeles egen bildvärld där minnen från barndomen förenas med vuxenvärld, fantasi och dröm. Utan lykta är hans första utställning på ett svenskt konstmuseum sedan 2005. Utställningen presenterar skulpturer, kollage, skisser och arbetsmaterial och har fokus på Nordströms konstnärliga process. Mycket är hämtat direkt från hans ateljé och har aldrig tidigare visats. Brown Bag Lunches är Skissernas Museums samtalsserie där vi fördjupar oss i den kreativa processen tillsammans med gäster med olika yrkesbakgrund. Samtalen leds av Paola Pellettieri.

The Brown Bag Lunch and Learn series is co-sponsored by Portland Community College and Multnomah County Library to develop and increase your professional skills. Learn how to turn your skills and interests into a meaningful and rewarding career. Recorded live at Central Library: February 6, 2020

Speaker: Tsipora Dimant Emotional intelligence (EQ) grows as we develop the ability and skills to recognize, understand and use emotions successfully when managing day-to-day interactions with others. Develop the four basic core competencies of Emotional Intelligence which are self-awareness, self-management, social-awareness, and relationship management. Co-sponsored by Portland Community College, these free programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: October 24, 2019

Speaker: Tasha Harmon Change your relationship with your inner critic by learning tools for moving through the paralysis of fear and self judgment into action. Support the life you want in the arenas of work/vocation, family, creativity, wellness and more. Co-sponsored by Portland Community College, these free programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: October 17, 2019

Presenter: Dr. Andy Swanson Discover how what you eat affects the brain. Learn natural strategies that support the health of the nervous system, enhance neurological performance and prevent the onset of Alzheimer's, MS and other conditions. Co-sponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library on October 3, 2019

Hold onto your hats it’s a LIVE EPISODE! This one was recorded at the University of Alberta, as part of the Canadian Literature Centre’s Brown Bag Lunch series. I’m talking to the brilliant Chelsea Vowel, aka âpihtawikosisân. The ostensible topic of the conversation is Refuse: CanLit in Ruins (which I co-edited and to which Chelsea contributed), … Continue reading Episode 3.22 Interfering with the Legitimacy of the Settler State with Chelsea Vowel

Speaker: Judith Sugg This is the second session in a four-week series co-sponsored by Portland Community College and Multnomah County Library to develop and increase your professional skills. This program offers experiences of mindfulness and an explanation of why it can truly shift our life and work. It is a key ingredient in managing stress and conflict both in our personal lives and professional settings. Recorded live at Central Library: January 24, 2019.

Speaker: Jennifer Anderson This is the first session in a four-week series co-sponsored by Portland Community College and Multnomah County Library to develop and increase your professional skills. Learn how to turn your skills and interests into a meaningful and rewarding career. Recorded live at Central Library: January 17, 2019.

Speaker: Philip Mandel This is the fourth session in a four-week series co-sponsored by Portland Community College and Multnomah County Library to develop and increase your professional skills. Learn skills that will help you sail through the holidays almost stress-free. Philip Mandel has taught several stress-management workshops for PCC over the past several years. He notes that the holidays provide a great time to get together with family and friends, but they can also be stressful. Recorded Live at Central Library: October 25, 2018

Speaker: Brenda Buratti This is the third session in a four-week series co-sponsored by Portland Community College and Multnomah County Library to develop and increase your professional skills. Brenda Buratti helps you identify your priorities as well as time-wasters, and gives you strategies to make the most of your valuable time. Recorded live at Central Library: October 18, 2018.  

Speaker: Tsipora Dimant This is the second session in a four-week series co-sponsored by Portland Community College and Multnomah County Library to develop and increase your professional skills. Discover the roots of conflict and the mediation skills needed to find effective solutions. Learn how to have discussions that are balanced, direct, and fair. Ms. Dimant authors a monthly column for the Oregonian newspaper on Mediation and Conflict Resolution. She is in the process of writing a chapter on Mediation for the Oregon Bar Association. Recorded Live at Central Library: October 11, 2018

Speaker: Tasha Harmon This is the first session in a four-week series co-sponsored by Portland Community College and Multnomah County Library to develop and increase your professional skills. Discover tools for getting out of stuck spots, making decisions you’ll feel good about and creating the forward motion you need to make changes happen. These techniques are applicable on a personal level and in organizations. Recorded live at Central Library: October 04, 2018,

Speaker: Tracee Wells-Bryant Branding is not just for organizations and products anymore!  Explore how to authentically foster what people associate with you when they hear your name. Boost your self-confidence and networking power.  Co-sponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: April 19, 2018

S01E02 – Self Learning Remote Teaching, MOOC : l’école ? si je veux ! Alors qu'il n'a jamais été aussi simple d'apprendre par soi-même avec l'immense quantité de formation et didacticiels disponibles gratuitement sur Internet, l'équipe de Tech Me to the Moon se demande à quoi servent encore les écoles et les diplômes. Références et définitions: Camus, Albert; Le premier Homme; Gallimard; 1994; Ross, Don; Game Theory, The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Winter 2016 Edition), Edward N. Zalta (ed.), https://plato.stanford.edu/archives/win2016/entries/game-theory/ Théorie des jeux: La théorie des jeux est l'étude des façons dont les choix interactifs des agents économiques produisent des résultats par rapport aux préférences (ou aux utilités) de ces agents. Ross, Don, "Game Theory", The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Winter 2016 Edition) FUN - France Université Numérique - https://www.fun-mooc.fr The Refiners - http://www.therefiners.co Le French Tech Hub - https://frenchtechhub.com/fr/ Brown Bag Lunch - http://www.brownbaglunch.fr Definitions: LMS: learning management system MOOC: massive open online course - cours complement dematerialisé, ouvert à tous gratuitement SPOC: single private online course - une formation numérique dématérialisée, à usage interne à l’entreprise et parfois payante, délivrée à un nombre définis de collaborateurs COC: corporate online course - version intra entreprise du spoc. E-Learning: Formation en ligne Les Podcasts Latest S02E02 – La Musique : numérique, t... Jun 25, 2019 S02E02 – La Musique : numérique, t... Jun 18, 2019 S02E01 – Cinéma & personnages... May 21, 2019 S02E01 – Cinéma & personnages... May 14, 2019 S01E12 Alexa,Siri,Google épient votre mo... Dec 17, 2018 S01E10 – Maman j’ai raté les livre... Nov 19, 2018 S01E09 – La photographie à l’heure... Oct 29, 2018 S01E08 – L’argent à l’heure des né... Aug 20, 2018 S01E07 – L’entrepreneur à l’heure ... Aug 6, 2018 S01E06 – Food Porn : Non, ça n’est... Jul 30, 2018 S01E05 – Le guide du routeur : les... Jul 16, 2018 S01E04 – N’ayons pas peur des maux... May 14, 2018 S01E03 – Papa, Maman, la tablette ... Apr 23, 2018 S01E02 – Self Learning Remote Teac... Apr 16, 2018 S01E01 – La folie bitcoin : mon Sé... Apr 9, 2018 Categories Les Podcasts Toutes les catégories Arts et Littératures Économie et Gestion Religions et spiritualités Sciences exactes, de la nature et formelles Sciences humaines et sociales Sports et Loisirs Techniques et Technologies

Speaker: Lisa Regan Vienop Wish you could break up with stress? Instead, learn new ways to appreciate the challenges and opportunities that stress can bring to your life. Relaxation and coping skills will be discussed and demonstrated. Co-sponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: April 12, 2018

Speaker: Jennifer Anderson Inspired to find a new professional direction, but worried about the possible negative effects of making a big change? Learn how to overcome the top seven challenges every re-careerist faces. Co-sponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: February 8, 2018

Speaker: Steven Fullmer For many people, it’s not fame or fortune that they seek but knowing they’re significant and have contributed to the world in some meaningful way that matters. They become paralyzed by the thought: “If I only knew how.” In this session, we explore how to move forward. Cosponsored by Portland Community College, these free programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: February 1, 2018

Speaker: Michele Mather No need to quit your day job to have a passion project on the side. Want to tap your creativity, create more connection, or identify a volunteer gig? Kickstart the process with Michele Mather, CPC, and walk away with an outline to guide you. Cosponsored by Portland Community College, these free programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: January 25, 2018

Speaker: Berry Kruijning Are you going through a major life transition (career change, divorce, new relationship, empty nest) and feeling lost? Gain awareness about the core path to follow to life’s new destination and learn to face change with ease and confidence.  Cosponsored by Portland Community College, these free programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: January 18, 2018

With God, even the seemingly meagerest input can be multiplied to achieve greatness

Author and pacifist Sarah Sentilles believes humans can choose to create or to destroy: life, art, families, beauty -- it's all up to us. In Draw Your Weapons, Sentilles' fourth book, she offers visual imagery through the written word in a literary collage that inspires us to look deeper into our choices; to explore our ability both to create beauty and to wreak violence and destruction. Ten years in the making, Draw Your Weapons is a most unusual book of nonfiction, in which images of war, violence and torture vie with images of peace, ordinary life and art to help readers comprehend the magnitude and power of their choices. Listen here as Sarah explains the nature of literary collage, and why she chose this format for her book. She also shares the very personal and difficult journey she took in bringing this project to fruition. Don't miss the chance to explore this fascinating topic with her further, as Sarah presents her work at Eagle Harbor Books on Wednesday, August 9th at 12:30 as part of their Brown Bag Lunch series.  Bring your lunch and the bookstore will provide drinks and snacks.  Though not required, reservations are recommended so that space and drinks can be generously planned: Just call Eagle Harbor Books at 206-842-5332 to let them know you plan to attend. For more information, visit www.Eagleharborbooks.com. Credits: BCB host: Channie Peters; BCB audio editor: Chris Walker; social media publisher: Diane Walker.

Speaker: Dr. Andy Swanson Discover how what you eat affects the brain. Learn natural strategies that support the health of the nervous system, enhance neurological performance and prevent the onset of Alzheimer's, MS and other conditions. Co-sponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: May 18, 2017

Speaker: Paul Iarrobino Discover the power of storytelling in your communication and how to deliver your business and personal messages in a more compelling way. Cosponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: May 11, 2017

Speaker: Judith Sugg This program offers experiences of mindfulness and an explanation of why it can truly shift our life and work. It is a key ingredient in managing stress and conflict both in our personal lives and professional settings.  What do we mean by mindfulness? What are the benefits to bringing this awareness into our lives? Both traditional approaches to mindfulness and the research developed in the last 30 years will be incorporated into this program. The program is a combination of experiential exercises, presentation, and discussion. Judith Sugg has practiced and taught mindful techniques for 30 years. She is a business consultant and licensed counselor. Cosponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: May 4, 2017

Speaker: Jennifer Anderson Learn ways to create a thriving career that's personally meaningful, financially rewarding, and rooted in your deep interests and passions.   Cosponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: April 27, 2017

Speaker: Tasha Harmon Creativity is never more important than when you're searching for an answer. See how you can tap into your most creative self when tackling any problem. Cosponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: February 2, 2017

Speaker: Steven Fulmer Steven Fulmer brings leadership to life with a dynamic 3D model that allows you to be an effective leader of yourself and others. His road map will guide you forward, focused and engaged, ready to turn impossible into possible.   Cosponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: January 26, 2017

Speaker: Philip Mandel The holidays provide a great time to get together with family and friends, but they can also be stressful. Learn six stress-busting skills that will help you sail through the holidays almost stress free! Cosponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: October 27, 2016  

Speaker: Brenda Burattti Are you overwhelmed with job and family demands in an increasingly stressful world? Ms. Buratti will help you to identify your priorities as well as time-wasters. Walk away with strategies to make the most of your valuable time. Cosponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: October 20, 2016

Speaker: Michele Mather No need to quit your day job to have a Passion Project on the side. Want to tap your creativity, create more connection or identify a volunteer gig? Kickstart the process with Michele Mather and walk away with an outline to guide you. Cosponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: October 13, 2016

Dallas collectors and philanthropists Howard and Cindy Rachofsky join AGO director Matthew Teitelbaum in conversation about the connections between collecting, philanthropy and civic change.

Camille Paglia takes a chronological look at the paintings, sculptures, architectural styles, performance pieces, and digital art that have defined and transformed our visual world.

Camille Paglia takes a chronological look at the paintings, sculptures, architectural styles, performance pieces, and digital art that have defined and transformed our visual world.

Dallas collectors and philanthropists Howard and Cindy Rachofsky join AGO director Matthew Teitelbaum in conversation about the connections between collecting, philanthropy and civic change.

A leading authority on modern art, John Elderfield offers us an in-depth and insightful look at Henri Matisse, and his ongoing relevance in contemporary art and culture.

A leading authority on modern art, John Elderfield offers us an in-depth and insightful look at Henri Matisse, and his ongoing relevance in contemporary art and culture.

Speaker: Dr. Andy Swanson Discover how what you eat affects the brain. Learn natural strategies that support the health of the nervous system, enhance neurological performance and prevent the onset of Alzheimer's, MS and other conditions. Cosponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: April 28, 2016

Speaker: Richard Stephens How are drones currently being used in the private and public sectors? What are the federal, state and local regulations regarding safety, privacy and property rights? What will be the future of this transforming technology? Cosponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: April 21, 2016

Speaker: Vivian Fiallo Interested in finding out about your personality type? If so, please join Vivian Fiallo for a seminar where we look into a variety of personality types. Discover how to type others as well as the best ways to communicate with them. Cosponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: April 14, 2016  

Speaker: Jennifer Anderson Branding is not just for organizations and products anymore! Join Jennifer Anderson to explore how to authentically foster what people associate with you when they hear your name. Boost your self-confidence and networking power.  Cosponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: April 7, 2016  

Speaker: Elizabeth Hayes Seventy percent of the best jobs are obtained through networking! It is who you know that gets you through the door. Get tips and tools to develop the resources to move you forward in your job search. Cosponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded live at Central Library: Recorded Live at  Central Library:February 4, 2016

Speaker: Steven Fulmer If you are one of those people that knows deep inside that you are so much bigger, so much stronger, so much more than you are currently being and you are longing to call that version of yourself forward, then this hour is exactly for you.  Cosponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded Live at Central Library: January 28, 2016

Speaker: Sam Imperati Making correct decisions is essential to individual and group success. Decision making is the art and science of removing uncertainty in what to do or believe. Optimum resolution requires courage, creativity, objectivity and good judgment. Cosponsored by Portland Community College, Brown Bag Lunch and Learn programs help you develop and increase your professional skills. Recorded live at Central Library: January 21, 2016

On September 4th 2015, SIMLab hosted a Brown Bag Lunch at the OpenGov Hub in DC, an informal session for colleagues in the technology and development community. Our panel explored the mobile money space from all perspectives: community-level implementation, programs, technology and international policy. We were delighted to be joined by Kay McGowen, Digital Finance Team Lead at USAID’s Global Development Lab; Leo Tobias, Technology Team Manager at the Grameen Foundation; Sean McDonald, CEO of FrontlineSMS and myself Kelly Church, Project Director of the Credit project at SIMLab with crafty moderation by Laura Walker McDonald, SIMLab’s CEO. The discussion is available for download as a podcast, and we expect the insights gained will be valuable for the international development and tech community for practitioners and beyond. Releasing the event as a podcast is an experiment in providing resources for the community that live on beyond the work itself - let us know what you think in the comments!

Mayor Soglin and members of the Madison Common Council discuss TID 25.

Alain de Botton will bring to this talk his extensive knowledge of art history, aesthetics and the art world.

Alain de Botton will bring to this talk his extensive knowledge of art history, aesthetics and the art world.

Todd Eberle presents the disparate images that make up international architecture, landscapes, and society.

Todd Eberle presents the disparate images that make up international architecture, landscapes, and society.

Discover the roots of conflict and the mediation skills needed to find effective solutions.

Change isn't always about completely letting go of the old. The best changes blend your history and core values with a new focus to move forward. Explore strategies to help you plan a change.

Find out about recent developments in brain research and how to use your brain power to its fullest.

Explore the stages of transition -- in your career, your relationships and your life. Clarify the tasks that need to be addressed and the obstacles that can get in the way.

Discover the roots of conflict and learn mediation skills. Learn how to have discussions that are balanced, direct and fair.

Gain insight into the key elements of successful business interactions including customer complaints, coworker conflicts, supervisor relationships and real partnerships. Master the skills now to prevent problems later.

Discover how to get out of that work day energy slump and feel revived and refocused. Learn workspace exercises to tone and stretch.

Explore the top five personality styles and learn how to quickly and easily get along with almost anyone.

Stress affects our physical, mental and emotional health. Learn how nutrition and stress are related and how to eat well to deal with unavoidable stressors.

Learn how to establish rapport quickly and respectfully using the proven techniques of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). Enhance both verbal and nonverbal communication and make a positive, lasting, first impression.

Learn to recognize and capitalize on your survival instincts to thrive in even the most stressful situations.

Many of us have areas where we feel stalled. Inner conflicts and mixed emotions need not stop you! Discover how to use these conflicts to help make choices and take action to propel you forward to the life you want.

Explore the symptoms and stages of stress and burnout. Learn how to use coping skills to build resilience.    

Is something bothering you? Find out why it's important to speak up. Explore how to make others aware of your thoughts and feelings in a constructive way.