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The space rocket Clarissa was nine days out from Venus. The members of the crew were also out for nine days. They were hunters, fearless expeditionists who bagged game in Venusian jungles. At the start of our story they are busy bagging their pants, not to forget their eyes. A sort of lull has fallen over the ship (Note: a lull is a time warp that frequently attacks rockets and seduces its members into a siesta). It was during this lull that Anthony Quelch sat sprawled at his typewriter looking as baggy as a bag of unripe grapefruit. ANTHONY QUELCH, the Cosmic Clamor Boy, with a face like turned linoleum on the third term, busy writing a book: “Fascism is Communism with a shave” for which he would receive 367 rubles, 10 pazinkas and incarceration in a cinema showing Gone With The Wind. The boys upstairs were throwing a party in the control room. They had been throwing the same party so long the party looked like a worn out first edition of a trapeze artist. There is doubt in our mind as to whether they were trying to break the party up or just do the morning mopping and break the lease simultaneously. Arms, legs and heads littered the deck. The boys, it seems, threw a party at the drop of a chin. Sort of a space cataclysm with rules and little regulation—kind of an atomic convulsion in the front parlor. The neighbors never complained. The neighbors were 450 million miles away. And the boys were tighter than a catsup bottle at lunch-time. The last time the captain had looked up the hatch and called to his kiddies in a gentle voice, “HELL!” the kiddies had thrown snowballs at him. The captain had vanished. Clever way they make these space bombs nowadays. A few minutes previous the boys had been tearing up old Amazings and throwing them at one another, but now they contented themselves with tearing up just the editors. Palmer was torn in half and he sat in a corner arguing with himself about rejecting a story for an hour before someone put him through an orange juice machine killing him. (Orange juice sorry, now?) And then they landed on Venus. How in heck they got back there so quick is a wonder of science, but there they were. “Come on, girls!” cried Quelch, “put on your shin guards, get out there and dig ditches for good old W.P.A. and the Rover Boys Academy, earth branch 27!” Out into the staggering rain they dashed. Five minutes later they came back in, gasping, reeling. They had forgotten their corsets! The Venusians closed in like a million land-lords. “Charge, men!” cried Quelch, running the other way. And then—BATTLE! “What a fight; folks,” cried Quelch. “Twenty thousand earth men against two Venusians! We're outnumbered, but we'll fight!" BLOOSH! "Correction—ten thousand men fighting!” KERBLOM! “One hundred men from earth left!” BOOM! “This is the last man speaking, folks! What a fight. I ain't had so much fun since—Help, someone just clipped my corset strings!” BWOM! “Someone just clipped me!” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hmphaudiobooks/support

Esta semana entrevistamos a Helena Torras, ejecutiva, emprendedora e inversora en varios proyectos de entre los que destaca Abiquo y Bwom. Jordi Romero (CEO de Factorial) y Bernat Farrero (CEO de Itnig) charlan con ella sobre sus inicios y sobre cómo ha ido cambiando su perfil. Helena nos habla de sus aprendizajes en cada uno de los proyectos en los que ha estado. En concreto, entrando al detalle de Bwom, comenta las dificultades que tenía la startup centrada en femtech, en salud de la mujer comenzando por el suelo pélvico y utilizando distintas fórmulas de monetización. Otra piedra de toque de la conversación se centra en la relación de las startups con las corporates y sobre las distintas formas de innovación en cada una de ellas. Además, aprovechamos para hablar del ecosistema emprendedor liderado por mujeres y de cómo una mujer puede levantar capital en un mundo tradicionalmente de hombres. Video: https://youtu.be/DFoZ1k7O6Lw Suscríbete al canal: https://cutt.ly/itnigyt

Show Highlights  Jen talks about her role in patient engagement at Duke Health in the Digital Strategy Office and why patient engagement is important  Jen shares why patient engagement is important not only for Duke Health in healthcare delivery but more importantly for us as patients (and consumers) in managing our health and healthcare  Terri asks Jen about the pathway into health systems for innovation  Jen talks about the opportunities for patients to augment their healthcare in-between visits with in-home solutions and ways to optimize patient time and visits  Terri and Jen talk about the importance of data privacy and how the regulations make it difficult to effectively manage the health for loved ones and even our own health    Terri’s Key Takeaway  We have an opportunity to leverage technology to create optimal care for patients in a way that reduces challenges for patients.    References in the Podcast  Duke Health:  https://www.dukehealth.org/  MyHealthTeams;  https://www.myhealthteams.com/  Katie McMillan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katie-donohue-mcmillan-mph/  Watkins Conti Products: http://www.watkinscontiproducts.com/  BWom: https://www.b-wom.com/en  Ellvie: https://www.elvie.com/shop/elvie-trainer  Genneve: https://genneve.com/    Who is Jennifer Maddocks?  Jennifer Maddocks PT, MMCi is a board-certified healthcare professional who transitioned to the technology team at Duke Health in 2015.  She is a member of the Digital Strategy Office at Duke and focuses on patient engagement and the patient experience as it relates to technology. She really enjoys learning from patients and working with health system partners to identify opportunities to continuously improve digital patient interactions and positively impact health outcomes for patients and their loved ones.    Contact  Jen can be reached via email at jennifer.maddocks@duke.edu.  You can follow Terri on Twitter at @terrihansonmead or go to her website at www.terrihansonmead.com or on Medium:  https://medium.com/@terrihansonmead.   Feel free to email Terri at PilotingYourLife@gmail.com.  To continue the conversation, go to Twitter at @PilotingLife and use hashtag #PilotingYourLife. 

Terri and Jacqueline get spicy in a conversation about exploring all aspects of yourself in midlife including sex, starting over as a beginning without expectations, new and improved technology, and the importance of loving and accepting yourself to maximize your pleasure.       Show Highlights  Terri and Jacqueline talk about how exciting it is in midlife to be able to explore in all aspects of life, including in your sex life, and starting over as a beginner without expectations  They talk tech, toys, data, and orgasms for midlife women in the age of connected devices and improved technology  Terri and Jacqueline discuss how body image and how we feel in our own skin impacts our ability to enjoy sex and pleasure  Terri talks about the importance of education and normalization of discussion around women’s sexual health and body parts    Terri’s Key Takeaway  Midlife sexual exploration for women is good for our bodies, our minds, and our souls.  But leave the baggage and expectations behind.      References in the Podcast  Rosy App: https://meetrosy.com/  Kerry Rupp: https://www.kerryrupp.com/  True Wealth Ventures:  https://truewealthvc.com/  Jessa Zimmerman’s interview with Susie Rosenstein on Women in the Middle:   https://suzyrosenstein.com/podcast/ep-35-midlife-mindfulness-and-sex-with-jessa-zimmerman/  Lioness:  https://lioness.io/  Core (meditation device):  https://www.hellocore.com/  Genneve:  https://genneve.com/  TASL: http://www.lovelifetoys.com/Kegels  Elvie: https://www.elvie.com/  BWom: https://www.b-wom.com/en  Yoni Egg review by Liz Klinger of Lioness: https://blog.lioness.io/i-tried-yoni-eggs-to-see-if-they-made-my-orgasms-magical-dd29c6d9b8cd  Lioness article on women in midlife and sex:  https://blog.lioness.io/the-newest-sexual-wellness-products-for-midlife-and-menopause-you-need-to-know-about-b3e8719be038  Dr. Bev Joyce:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/beverly-joyce-md-84292475/  Sciton Diva Canadian approval announcement:  https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/diva-by-sciton-receives-approved-indication-for-the-treatment-of-genitourinary-symptoms-of-menopause-gsm-by-health-canada-300795513.html  Lora DiCarlo:  https://loradicarlo.com/  Pulse:  https://lovemypulse.com/  Watkin-Conti Products:  http://www.watkinscontiproducts.com/  Vagina Vulva mansplaining article on Scary Mommy:  https://www.scarymommy.com/vulva-versus-vagina-twitter/  O.School:  https://www.o.school/  Lioness article on Sensation Play:  https://blog.lioness.io/what-is-sensation-play-7f287da78d3f  Addyi:  https://addyi.com/  Sex Without Stress:  https://sexwithoutstress.com/book/  Dame Products: https://www.dameproducts.com/  Maude: https://getmaude.com/  Zumio: https://myzumio.com/    Contact  Jacqueline can be reached through her website https://www.jacquelinesteenhuis.com/ and can be followed on Twitter @TipsyCoPilot.    You can follow Terri on Twitter at @terrihansonmead or go to her website at www.terrihansonmead.com or on Medium:  https://medium.com/@terrihansonmead.   Feel free to email Terri at PilotingYourLife@gmail.com.  To continue the conversation, go to Twitter at @PilotingLife and use hashtag #PilotingYourLife. 

The space rocket Clarissa was nine days out from Venus. The members of the crew were also out for nine days. They were hunters, fearless expeditionists who bagged game in Venusian jungles. At the start of our story they are busy bagging their pants, not to forget their eyes. A sort of lull has fallen over the ship (Note: a lull is a time warp that frequently attacks rockets and seduces its members into a siesta). It was during this lull that Anthony Quelch sat sprawled at his typewriter looking as baggy as a bag of unripe grapefruit. ANTHONY QUELCH, the Cosmic Clamor Boy, with a face like turned linoleum on the third term, busy writing a book: “Fascism is Communism with a shave” for which he would receive 367 rubles, 10 pazinkas and incarceration in a cinema showing Gone With The Wind. The boys upstairs were throwing a party in the control room. They had been throwing the same party so long the party looked like a worn out first edition of a trapeze artist. There is doubt in our mind as to whether they were trying to break the party up or just do the morning mopping and break the lease simultaneously. Arms, legs and heads littered the deck. The boys, it seems, threw a party at the drop of a chin. Sort of a space cataclysm with rules and little regulation—kind of an atomic convulsion in the front parlor. The neighbors never complained. The neighbors were 450 million miles away. And the boys were tighter than a catsup bottle at lunch-time. The last time the captain had looked up the hatch and called to his kiddies in a gentle voice, “HELL!” the kiddies had thrown snowballs at him. The captain had vanished. Clever way they make these space bombs nowadays. A few minutes previous the boys had been tearing up old Amazings and throwing them at one another, but now they contented themselves with tearing up just the editors. Palmer was torn in half and he sat in a corner arguing with himself about rejecting a story for an hour before someone put him through an orange juice machine killing him. (Orange juice sorry, now?) And then they landed on Venus. How in heck they got back there so quick is a wonder of science, but there they were. “Come on, girls!” cried Quelch, “put on your shin guards, get out there and dig ditches for good old W.P.A. and the Rover Boys Academy, earth branch 27!” Out into the staggering rain they dashed. Five minutes later they came back in, gasping, reeling. They had forgotten their corsets! The Venusians closed in like a million land-lords. “Charge, men!” cried Quelch, running the other way. And then—BATTLE! “What a fight; folks,” cried Quelch. “Twenty thousand earth men against two Venusians! We're outnumbered, but we'll fight!" BLOOSH! "Correction—ten thousand men fighting!” KERBLOM! “One hundred men from earth left!” BOOM! “This is the last man speaking, folks! What a fight. I ain't had so much fun since—Help, someone just clipped my corset strings!” BWOM! “Someone just clipped me!” The field was silent. The ship lay gleaming in the pink light of dawn that was just blooming over the mountains like a pale flower. The two Venusians stood weeping over the bodies of the Earthlings like onion peelers or two women in a bargain basement. One Venusian looked at the other Venusian, and in a high-pitched, hoarse, sad voice said: “Aye, aye, aye—THIS—HIT SHOODEN HEPPEN TO A DOG—NOT A DOIDY LEEDLE DOG!” And dawn came peacefully, like beer barrels, rolling. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hmphaudiobooks/support

Listen in to this episode as I talk with Estrella Jaramillo - Co-founder of B-wom on the importance of taking charge of your sexual wellbeing.     Women are often invalidated when they share their health concerns, or they don’t feel comfortable sharing what is truly going on with their doctors.  We chat on removing the taboo around our intimate health, how education and knowledge can empower our health and pleasure, working with our cycles to improve productivity in business,  and overall wellbeing.    Estrella Jaramillo is the Cofounder of B-wom, She is a passionate women's health and mental wellbeing advocate and aims to eradicate the anxiety women suffer when it comes to their bodies and their intimate health, removing the stigma and the taboos around them.  Estrella grew up in Spain, is now based in NYC, and has advocated or spoken about women's health in Spain, Germany, Ecuador, and now runs the US and Latin America Markets of the B-wom project.   You can find out more about Estella and B-Wom HERE. TW @EstrellaJrios IG @In_siderStar IG B-wom @hellobwom      

This week, Ash and Steven discuss Australian assumptions, tactical masonry, the Terminator Menace, BWOM, expensive movies, cheap water, the time before Denmark, and the next movies we will be discussing!The show's banner and cover art were created by Pants Pendings own Mavis Bacon, who can be found at https://www.facebook.com/MavisBaconPPSThe Theme is 'MMXV' by Odd Chap, and his channel can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcioD1Sf5T8Fya2MMthQX-AThe Dramatic Readington Theme is:Egmont Overture Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/Ash is an aspiring writer and fanfiction afficionado, and Steven is a comedian and general purpose nerd and both are seeking to fill in the gaps in their essential movie viewing experiences, and sharing that 'new viewer' experience in Why Haven't I Seen This?, a movie review and discussion podcast for movie nerds and essentials-deficient alike!This is a copyrighted internet broadcast. Any reproduction or rebroadcast without express permission of its creators is strictly prohibited. For more, visit whyhavent.libsyn.com. Find us on facebook at Facebook.com/whistshow, on Twitter @whistshow or at whistshow.tumblr.com. We can now be heard via iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/why-havent-i-seen-this-!/id877972632?mt=2) and Stitcher internet radio (http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=49461&refid=stpr)!

Today we are spotlighting Helena Torras of Bwom. Meet Bwom, your personal tool for women’s intimate health. This episode is powered by UpGuard.com, UpGuard's discovery engine brings visibility to complex IT environments, enabling teams to quickly identify risk, confirm compliance and make business safer. Connect with us at womenintechshow.com. Tweet @womenintechshow and @EspreeDevora