Podcast appearances and mentions of christian gerlach

Er man mere omsorgsfuld, fordi man er kvinde? Og har kvinder et særligt "omsorgsgen"? Debatten er opstået, efter at De Konservatives formand, Søren Pape Poulsen foreslog, at ukrainske kvinder kunne hjælpe i plejesektoren, fordi "de som kvinder har et omsorgsgen". Søren Pape Poulsen er blevet revset efter den her udtalelse, hvor flere kalder det gammeldags og forstokket. Men på den anden side accepterer vi jo ordene omsorgssektor og omsorgsfag, som i årevis har haft en en overvægt af kvinder. Så er det noget om snakken? Medvirkende: Susanne Malchau Dietz, sygeplejehistoriker og ph.d. i sygeplejehistorie. Christian Gerlach, professor MSO i kognitiv neurovidenskab ved Institut for Psykologi på Syddansk Universitet.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Petri Petro is back at the Bonzai Basik Beats helm proving once again his talented mixing skills with a super tight and epic set that will certainly whet the appetite for a weekend of partying. Today’s mix includes some superb cuts from the likes of Terence Dixon, Motionen, Code 71, Developper, Kev Willis, Atoll, Codeck, Kolde, Fluffy Inside, Martin Schuricht, Christian Gerlach and many more. 1º Terrence Dixon – Like A Thief In The Night (Original Mix) 2º A C R U X – Future (Original Mix) 3º Motionen – Balance Theory (Christian Gerlach Version) 4º Env3 – Typ12 (Original Mix) 5º Petri Petro – Chemtrail (Notnotice Remix) 6º Code 701 – Dirt (Original Mix) 7º Notnotice – Not Normal (Original Mix) 8º Alessandro Petracca – Unconscious (Petri Petro Remix) 9º Developper – Snap Over (Original Mix) 10º Kev Willis – Frozen Fear (Original Mix) 11º Atoll – Home (Original Mix) 12º Roberto Mast – Experiments (Original Mix) 13º Hard Resolve – Assault System (Original Mix) 14º Ben Gibson – Symptom (Original Mix) 15º Petri Petro – Mutation (Tito K. Remix) 16º Codeck – Armagedon (Original Mix) 17º Kolde – Vision of Metalizia (Original Mix) 18º Drummer In Cosmos – Atomic X (Original Mix) 19º Miss Adk – Hexadecimal (Carara Part 2 Remix) 20º Fluffy Inside – Threedee (Martin Schuricht Remix) 21º As Above So Below Falling (Hard Resolve Remix) This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Petri Petro is back at the Bonzai Basik Beats helm proving once again his talented mixing skills with a super tight and epic set that will certainly whet the appetite for a weekend of partying. Today's mix includes some superb cuts from the likes of Terence Dixon, Motionen, Code 71, Developper, Kev Willis, Atoll, Codeck, Kolde, Fluffy Inside, Martin Schuricht, Christian Gerlach and many more. 1º Terrence Dixon – Like A Thief In The Night (Original Mix) 2º A C R U X – Future (Original Mix) 3º Motionen – Balance Theory (Christian Gerlach Version) 4º Env3 – Typ12 (Original Mix) 5º Petri Petro – Chemtrail (Notnotice Remix) 6º Code 701 – Dirt (Original Mix) 7º Notnotice – Not Normal (Original Mix) 8º Alessandro Petracca – Unconscious (Petri Petro Remix) 9º Developper – Snap Over (Original Mix) 10º Kev Willis – Frozen Fear (Original Mix) 11º Atoll – Home (Original Mix) 12º Roberto Mast – Experiments (Original Mix) 13º Hard Resolve – Assault System (Original Mix) 14º Ben Gibson – Symptom (Original Mix) 15º Petri Petro – Mutation (Tito K. Remix) 16º Codeck – Armagedon (Original Mix) 17º Kolde – Vision of Metalizia (Original Mix) 18º Drummer In Cosmos – Atomic X (Original Mix) 19º Miss Adk – Hexadecimal (Carara Part 2 Remix) 20º Fluffy Inside – Threedee (Martin Schuricht Remix) 21º As Above So Below Falling (Hard Resolve Remix) This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Du möchtest eine Musikkarriere, von der du gut leben kannst? Dann lass uns unbedingt mal quatschen! Bewirb dich jetzt auf ein Kennenlerngespräch mit uns: https://www.halloffame.academy In dieser Folge sprechen wir mit dem Chef von Neuland Concerts (Christian Gerlach) über das Thema Booking.

Signal Cassiopeia (Christian Gerlach) by Oktave Records

Den her podcast handler om køn, tidlige indsatser på småbørnsområdet og om hjernen. For selvom kønsforskningen og hjerneforskningen ofte er i konflikt, så er den det ikke altid – i hvert fald ikke hvis man spørger psykolog og hjerneforsker Christian Gerlach – og det er lige præcis hvad vi har gjort i denne udgave af Diversidentiteter!

RYC 278 | Christian Gerlach

Christian Gerlach, owner and label head for Lanthan Audio, takes the controls for the sixth podcast from Oktave Records.

Julian Adam came to Techno for the first time as a teenager in Munich, his hometown. Fascinated by music generally the DJ and producer, appearing as Gods Mind, started producing different styles of electronic music, but also started making hip hop beats and soundtracks, mostly inspired by Johann Johannsson, Hans Zimmer, Howard Shore and more. Although he mainly started producing deep house and techno he wanted to see more and more styles of Techno and generally electronic music. With his brother as model, he started DJing and played in numerous clubs in Germany and Munich, such as Harry Klein, the former Magdalena Berlin and Kesselhaus in Augsburg. In addition he started releasing his first EP in January 2018 that have been played and supported by various DJ's as ArchiveOne, Christian Gerlach, Kevin De Vries, Escape to Mars, Repressed Mind, Silent-One and many more. His second EP is also on the way and again with a Remix from a well known Label head. -- 014: Gods Mind from Munich, Germany SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/whoisgodsmind Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whoisgodsmind -- Visit FACETS at: 
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Hello and welcome to episode #117 of Lehmann Podcast - Christian Gerlach

100% Techno DJane & Producer Label: Drehmoment & Drehpunkt Records Infos & Booking unter: ladydeluxxxe@mail.de Resident DJane bei: Ravers United Germany - ravers-united-germany.de Sonderspur Frankfurt - facebook.com/sonderspur

January 17, 2018 edition of The Vault with Christian Gerlach, Anton Banks. The tracklisting is available at www.antonbanks.com

atomar audio –100– Various Artists For our 100th edition, we have prepared a special 6 hour mix of mixes, consisting of a selection of several podcasts by artists from all around the world that have been brodcast on atomar audio over the past three and a half years. In this podcast we do not want to focus one specific artist but rather the podcast as a whole and therefore decided to go with this particular set for our anniversary edition. Unfortunately it is not possible to include all the great artists that took the time to record a mix for us since we tried to keep it at a reasonable length for our uploaders and also to keep it musically consistent. There are many great sets that had to be left out but we think that we have created a special set for everybody to enjoy and that was our primary objective. We would like to sincerely thank all the artists that were involved in the podcast series as well as everyone else who played a part in our project over the past years. Enjoy Podcast 100 The following sets have been used for our 100th podcast: –042– Felix Buczek –007– Pascal P –083– Cari Lekebusch –069– Gutkind –040– Christian Gerlach –098– Alfred Kopke –055– Christian Wild & Pascal P –062– Sven Sossong –076– Heron –087– Alexander Harre –039– Dani Sbert –053– Tobias Nedo & Pablo Stumm –050– Dotwav –091– Miran N –079– Anna Feodora –073– Christian Wild –085– T-Dok –022– Robert S (PT) –066– Sarf –046– Michel Lauriola –033– Pablo Stumm

Podcast 040 of atomar audio, featuring cutting edge techno artists. This week we present you Christian Gerlach from Koblenz. Enjoy! Christian Gerlach: https://soundcloud.com/christian-gerlach Visit atomar audio on Facebook: www.facebook.com/atomar.audio

Welcome to Lehmann Podcast #043 - Christian Gerlach! This week with Christian Gerlach, resident at Unter Tage Koblenz and part of the abstract family. His Sound is best described as a combination of deep elements and rough Techno, which is true for both his sets as well as his releases. Besides putting out originals on Nonlinear Systems and Modul, the 26 year old started his own imprint Lanthan.audio. Keep an eye out for this young fellow, there is more to come. More Info on Christian Gerlach: https://www.facebook.com/christiangerlachmusic http://www.soundcloud.com/christian-gerlach https://www.facebook.com/lanthanaudio?fref=ts

What if genocide scholars have been approaching the field the wrong way? When I first opened Extremely Violent Societies in the Twentieth Century (Cambridge University Press, 2010), I was immediately struck by the immense depth of research and learning. Christian Gerlach chooses his case studies from among the lesser studied cases of genocide and immersed himself in the literature. Moreover, he surveys the history and theory of counterinsurgency warfare in roughly 20 countries over the space of 50 years. His knowledge of the field is encyclopedic, and one must admire his tenacity, not to mention the persuasiveness clearly necessary to persuade the publisher to include such an extensive set of notes. More important, however, than the breadth and depth of research are the conclusions Gerlach reaches. For Gerlach's book argues that people who study genocide need to approach the subject in a different way, one that is broader, is more grounded in primary research, and one that uses the categories of race and ethnicity much more carefully. Whether you agree with this contention or not, it's a book that makes you think hard about your own ideas–one of the highest compliments you can pay an author. I have no doubt that Gerlach's book will be one of the most talked about works in the field. I hope you find the interview just as stimulating.

What if genocide scholars have been approaching the field the wrong way? When I first opened Extremely Violent Societies in the Twentieth Century (Cambridge University Press, 2010), I was immediately struck by the immense depth of research and learning. Christian Gerlach chooses his case studies from among the lesser studied cases of genocide and immersed himself in the literature. Moreover, he surveys the history and theory of counterinsurgency warfare in roughly 20 countries over the space of 50 years. His knowledge of the field is encyclopedic, and one must admire his tenacity, not to mention the persuasiveness clearly necessary to persuade the publisher to include such an extensive set of notes. More important, however, than the breadth and depth of research are the conclusions Gerlach reaches. For Gerlach’s book argues that people who study genocide need to approach the subject in a different way, one that is broader, is more grounded in primary research, and one that uses the categories of race and ethnicity much more carefully. Whether you agree with this contention or not, it’s a book that makes you think hard about your own ideas–one of the highest compliments you can pay an author. I have no doubt that Gerlach’s book will be one of the most talked about works in the field. I hope you find the interview just as stimulating. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices