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Eine neue Folge „Radio Education - kollegiale Fallberatung“ - für unsere Lehrerlieblinge direkt nach Produktion, ab sofort für alle im Free-Feed online: In dieser Folge von Radio Education – Kollegiale Fallberatung trifft Steph auf eine Kollegin, mit der ihn mehr verbindet, als er zu Beginn wusste: Christine Fink, besser bekannt als @die.buchfinkin, ist Lehrerin, Fachleiterin für Sonderpädagogik (FöRdErSCHwerpunKt Emotionale und Soziale Entwicklung, kurz “Freschkese”) – und ganz nebenbei auch noch Buchautorin, Bloggerin und Kaffeeliebhaberin. Wir sprechen über den ganz normalen Wahnsinn des Schulalltags, über wertschätzenden Umgang mit Schüler:innen, kreative Lösungsansätze für schwierige Situationen – und natürlich über Christines neues Buch, das am 6. Mai 2025 erschienen ist. Eine offene, persönliche und inspirierende Folge, die zeigt: Kollegiale Fallberatung funktioniert auch im Podcastformat. Und vielleicht war das ja auch nicht unser letztes gemeinsames Gespräch …

Amanda Pearch and Christine M. Roberts Celebrating Powerhouse Women salutes and recognizes women who are making an impact, whether it's in business, philanthropy, public service, or elsewhere.     Celebrating Powerhouse Women is presented by: Christine M. Roberts at Create Your Best Life The negative effects of alcoholism, domestic violence, and sexual abuse filled Christines […] The post Christine M. Roberts, Create Your Best Life appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Amanda Pearch and Christine M. Roberts Celebrating Powerhouse Women salutes and recognizes women who are making an impact, whether it's in business, philanthropy, public service, or elsewhere.     Celebrating Powerhouse Women is presented by: Christine M. Roberts at Create Your Best Life The negative effects of alcoholism, domestic violence, and sexual abuse filled Christines […]

Dad got stuck without a key out in Dayton, Nevada. Mom's hurting, so she's missing everything. John Lovitz with Steve Martin hair, is the new "Brian" and Christines drives a cop car way too fast.... And Duke needs to step up his game. Yes, more of course....

Christines erste Geburt geht sehr schnell und sie hat einen Dammriss 3. Grades. Obwohl ihr davon abgeraten wird, nochmals vaginal zu gebären, gebärt sie ihre Zwillinge, die beide in BEL liegen, trotzdem vaginal und ohne Komplikationen. *** Die Shownotes findest du hier. Hier geht es zum Geburtsgeschichten Newsletter. Unterstütze den Podcast auf buymeacoffee.com/geburt Folge direkt herunterladen

Hva er de tre viktigste suksessfaktorene for kvinnelige entreprenører? Christine Børretzen er businessmentor og redaktør, deler innsikt om finansiering, teamarbeid og nettverk – og gir råd om hvordan kvinner kan styrke sin gründerreise og skape balanse i hverdagen. I denne episoden snakker vi om: Christines vei fra pedagog til businessmentor Suksessfaktorene for kvinnelige gründere: finansiering, team og nettverk Strategiske grep for å tiltrekke investorer i mannsdominerte bransjer Hvordan bokutgivelser kan styrke personlig merkevare og ekspertstatus Christines tips for å balansere arbeid og liv som gründer Viktigheten av å bruke nettverk aktivt for vekst og muligheter Råd til kvinner som vil starte egen bedrift og bygge langsiktig suksess

Your attitude can change your life. It shapes both your professional and personal success. Today, our special guest is the most incredible example of this. Many people lately have been overwhelmed by the world's challenges. While we can't control everything, we can control our reactions. This brings me to our special guest, Christine Tylee, an incredible business leader and an inspiration to many. Christine's story is nothing short of amazing, full of phenomenal courage and tenacity. She faced and overcame challenges that most people couldn't imagine, leading teams of thousands and becoming one of the top leaders in the Direct Selling industry. In the last year, Christine faced yet another tough challenge that would have made many people quit. But not Christine. Her unwavering attitude and resilience are why I had to bring her back on the podcast. Christine not only possesses a remarkable attitude, but she has also turned her experiences into a not-for-profit organization she runs with her daughter to help others too. As you listen to Christine and her story, it's hard not to feel more hopeful and excited. Head into this episode with an open mind and I promise that you will find even one small thing that will help you shift your attitude and make a big difference in your life. Get ready for an inspirational episode.   We'll be talking about:  ➡ [0:00] Introduction ➡ [3:08] Catching up with Christine Tylee ➡ [5:17] What is the Glitter Philosophy  ➡ [6:50 Fun facts about Christine ➡ [7:40] Having a stubborn streak ➡ [8:55] Why Karate ➡ [11:13] A bit of a journey ➡ [16:02] Having strategies in place ➡ [18:03] Brainstorming that made you feel like it was an achievement ➡ [24:32] Biggest asset you have: the right attitude ➡ [28:31] A balancing act  ➡ [34:30] Smashing your goals with an attitude of gratitude ➡ [38:30] Getting a small reminder  ➡ [39:00] Big believer in journaling ➡ [40:54] She schooled me  ➡ [45:57] Choosing what we focus on ➡ [47:15] Christine's favourite book ➡ [48:32] Christine's favourite quote ➡ [49:24] Christine's dream superpower ➡ [50:01] Christines' advice to her past self ➡ [51:22] Check Christine's Facebook Page and Website ➡ [51:36] Final thoughts   Resources:  Book Recommendations ➡ The Happiness Advantage by Shawn Achor: https://bit.ly/4b28nTi ➡ 10x is Easier than 2x by Dan Sullivan and Dr Benjamin Hardy: https://amzn.to/3KMfODd   Previous Direct Selling Accelerator Podcast Episodes with Christine Tylee: ➡ EP88: The Most Powerful Story I've Ever Heard with Christine Tylee - https://youtu.be/Hd4HggzGGYw ➡ EP162: How to master recruiting and overcome your fears - https://youtu.be/HmdgphDPLaw   Quote: ➡  “Celebrations are the oxygen of big potential” - Shawn Achor ➡  “I can and I will, watch me”   About our guest: Christine is an entrepreneur, an Executive Leader with Urban Retreat, a former teacher, a best-selling author, a world karate champion, a certified positivity coach AND a mum of three. On top of her multi-million dollar Direct-Sales business, Christine holds a Masters of Education and has also studied in the fields of Positive Psychology and Neuroscience.  Christine was awarded the Direct Sales Distributor of the Year for Australia in 2019 by the Direct Sales Association of Australia. She is lucky to be alive after a series of strokes and pseudo- aneurysms on the brain in 2018, being was told that she would never run or play sport again. BUT Christine is a BIG believer in the power of positivity and following your dreams, no matter what obstacles might be in your way. She has bounced back to become a karate champion on top of her personal success.  A self-described ‘woman of action', Christine loves empowering others to shine. She created the glitter philosophy to inspire others to unlock their potential and achieve their dreams.    Connect with Christine:  ➡ Christine Tylee's website: https://christinetylee.com/ ➡ Christine Tylee's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/christine.tylee.5/ ➡ Christine Tylee's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christine-tylee-8a4b9a2/   Connect with Direct Selling Accelerator: ➡ Visit our website: https://www.auxano.global/ ➡ Subscribe to YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DirectSellingAccelerator ➡ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/auxanomarketing/ ➡ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/auxanomarketing/ ➡ Email us at grow@auxanomarketing.com.au   If you have any podcast suggestions or things you'd like to learn about specifically, please send us an email at the address above. And if you liked this episode, please don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Dreadful duo are back this week with another conveniant horror anniversary to celebrate. Its's been 15 years since Sam Raimi released his modern classic, Drag me to Hell, and shockingly to both, its a first time watch!! What did the guys think of this long lost family member from the Evil Dead universe and does Raimi hit another one right out of the park?   Timestamps: 00:40 - June's 2 Films Under picks! 11:06 - Episode 85, Drag me to Hell 28:30 - Setting up the film 34:04 - Alison Lohman as Christine, Fantastic! BREAK 43:37 - Sam Raimi's Oldsmobile 48:23 - A few weak points 01:09:50 - Christines impressive feat at Tim Burtons graveyard BREAK 01:16:56 - Leading up to an all time solid ending   - - - You can also send your questions, trivia and horror topics into the mailbox - thedreadcastpodcast@gmail.com - - -   Follow us at: Tom: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/the_dreadcast/  Twitter - https://twitter.com/The_Dreadcast TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@the_dreadcast   Aidan: Twitter - https://twitter.com/AidanHalfTroll  Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/aidanhalftroll 

Sebastians heutiger Gast ist die Autorin, Moderatorin und Journalistin Christine Westermann, die er mit dem ICE von Köln nach Dortmund begleitet, wo sie aus ihrem Buch „Die Familien der anderen“ lesen wird.20 Jahre lang hat Christine zusammen mit Götz Alsmann die TV-Sendung „Zimmer frei!“ moderiert, in der Prominente in eine fiktive WG eingeladen wurden. Heute dreht sich bei ihr alles um Bücher, zum Beispiel in ihrem Podcast „Zwei Seiten“, den sie gemeinsam mit Mona Ameziane moderiert. Lesemuffel Sebastian fragt, wie man Lust aufs Lesen bekomme. Christines wichtigster Tipp: „Man zwingt sich vor allem nicht, ein Buch zu Ende zu lesen, was man nicht mag.“ Man solle sich trauen, in eine Buchhandlung zu gehen und dort in die Bücher reinzulesen: „So bekommt man ein Gespür für die Sprache und ob man das Buch mag.“Christine und Sebastian sprechen auch über das Älterwerden. Angst vor der Zukunft hat die 75-jährige nicht. Wenn sie eins gelernt habe, dann dies: „Es gilt: Lebe! Es ist später als du denkst.“Ein kurzweiliges Gespräch übers Prokrastinieren, Oliver Welkes bevorzugte Nachtwäsche und über Christines Vorfreude auf die Europameisterschaft 2024.Weiterführende Links: Homepage Christine Westermann mit Terminen zu Lesungen u.v.m.:https://christine-westermann.de/ Sebastian E. Merget bei Instagram:@sebastianmerget Noch mehr über Christine Westermann auf dbmobil.de:https://dbmobil.de/menschen/prominente-am-zug/christine-westermann Alles über unseren Host Sebastian E Merget: https://dbmobil.de/podcasts/staffel-3/merget-machts Alle bisherigen Folgen von „Unterwegs mit…“:https://dbmobil.de/podcasts

This weeks episode includes the great hate of Tayler & Christines lives.... OUTERSPACE (no thank you!}  Christine shares the story of the Challenger Space Shuttle Disaster and Tayler tells the very interesting case of The Toxic Woman Gloria Ramirez who made doctors and nursed fall ill while treating her.Spank you for listening. Do less God bless. Gloom & Bloom out!

Co-host Ryan Piansky, a graduate student and patient advocate living with eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) and eosinophilic asthma, and co-host Holly Knotowicz, a speech-language pathologist living with EoE, who serves on APFED's Health Sciences Advisory Council, have a conversation about the Spoon Theory. In this episode, Ryan and Holly discuss the origin of the Spoon Theory, their experiences, and what the Spoon Theory means in their lives.   Listen to this episode to learn how the Spoon Theory could work for you. Disclaimer: The information provided in this podcast is designed to support, not replace the relationship that exists between listeners and their healthcare providers. Opinions, information, and recommendations shared in this podcast are not a substitute for medical advice. Decisions related to medical care should be made with your healthcare provider. Opinions and views of guests and co-hosts are their own.   Key Takeaways: [:50] Ryan Piansky and co-host Holly Knotowicz introduce the topic of today's episode, the Spoon Theory. Both Ryan and Holly will discuss their experiences.   [1:39] About ten years ago, fatigue became a challenge for Holly. As she researched options for managing her fatigue, Holly came across the Spoon Theory, a tool she uses and teaches now in conferences and talks.   [2:05] The Spoon Theory is a story written and copyrighted by Christine Miserandino in 2003 to help explain how chronic illness affects the amount of physical and or mental energy a person has available for daily activities and tasks and how it can be limited.   [2:28] About a year ago, in a Community Conversations episode of APFED's podcast, guest Ashley Spencer discussed EGPA. Ashley and Holly brought up the Spoon Theory. Ryan calls the Spoon Theory a digestible way to convey the effect of living with fatigue from chronic illness.   [2:46] Holly shared how Christine Miserandino developed the Spoon Theory while at brunch with a friend. Her friend asked Christine how she was coping living with lupus. Christine grabbed all the spoons from the table and explained that each task throughout the day costs a spoon.   [3:21] Christine asked her friend to walk through every activity of her morning. As her friend started talking about the different things she does, Christine would remove a spoon from her pile of 12 spoons. When dinnertime came, there was only one spoon. That limited her choices for dinner; this was long before dinner delivery services.   [4:19] Through this exercise, Christine's friend learned how chronic illnesses use up a lot of energy just from existing. For listeners who want to read more, please check out Christines' website, ButYouDontLookSick.com, linked in the show notes.   [4:33] Ryan sees the Spoon Theory as an easy way to convey what living with a chronic illness is like. He asks, why is it 12 spoons? Does everyone have the same number of spoons? In interviews, Christine has said 12 was the number of spoons on the table but it is a good representation of the limited supply people with chronic illnesses have.   [5:07] According to the theory, healthy people have an “unlimited” supply of spoons, while people with chronic illnesses have to ration their spoons to get through the day. Everybody's number is slightly different but the theory uses 12.   [5:22] Ryan shared a story about seeing his sister during the holidays. She doesn't have a chronic illness. She seems to have unlimited spoons for activities she plans, while Ryan may run out of spoons around 10:00 a.m.   [5:46] Ryan asks if it is always the same number of spoons per day. Holly says your baseline number is about 12 spoons. It can vary if you borrowed spoons from the day before or if you have spoons left over from the day before. Some say on a good day, you might wake up with 20 spoons but a bad day would start with 12 spoons.   [6:34] Holly explains about borrowing spoons. If you run out of spoons on one day, before you finish your activities, you might borrow spoons from the next day by canceling a planned activity for the next day. Holly also explains it to people as a lending library.   [7:49] When Ryan was young, he attended the APFED patient education conference every year. He recommends it. His parents warned him not to overextend himself but to take it easy and rest during the day. At every conference, he just kept going for 12-plus hours. When he got home, he would crash for a day. He had used up all his spoons!   [8:36] Ryan asks what happens when you run out of spoons. Holly shares that when you run out of spoons, your body might have a flare-up, or be more susceptible to getting sick because you've become rundown. [9:10] It can also lead to comparison with others and feeling sad or anxious because you don't have the energy that healthy people around you have. For the average person with chronic illness, cooking from scratch from a recipe could be three or four spoons. [9:51] For someone with a specialized diet, that could double. You're not just reading the recipe, you have to think about substitutions and go buy them. You have to know if the recipe will taste good with substitutions. It's mentally exhausting to follow recipes for specialized diets.   [11:04] Holly is an extrovert but sometimes being with people can take too many of her spoons, so she carefully plans her socializing. Being with good friends might take three spoons. Presenting at a conference takes more spoons. Walking a dog could take two spoons. Taking medication or brushing her teeth could take one spoon.   [12:10] For children with chronic illness, going to school might take four of their spoons. Playing soccer might take five spoons, so at times they don't have the energy. This can result in absences from school because they want to have typical social lives but don't have the energy and reserves to do so. It's the same for adults but it's a hard fact for children.   [12:53] Ryan was diagnosed with EoE at age two. Ryan thinks back to high school. He woke up at 6:15 every day to get to high school before 8:00. Getting to school on time probably took most of his spoons. The rest of the day was exhausting. He never did any extracurriculars in high school. By 3:00, he was down for the count.   [13:50] If Ryan's friends wanted to spontaneously do something after school, he often had to refuse. He needed a few days to prepare physically and mentally for extra activities. Having something sprung on him at the last minute drained more of his spoons. He would like to have had the Spoon Theory to explain it to his friends.   [14:52] Holly says there is a mental aspect to having a chronic illness. You have to think about things in advance, especially people living with eosinophilic diseases and/or those who have specialized diets. To consider going out to a meal, you might have to research a restaurant in advance or even talk to the chef. Thinking about and making these phone calls requires spoons.   [16:06] Recently Ryan planned to go out with friends. After they picked a restaurant and Ryan chose what he would order, the friends decided to try a different restaurant. Ryan had to check the menus of six other restaurants before they settled on the original one. The extra effort depleted Ryan's energy and he just sat quietly during dinner.   [19:14] Ryan didn't push himself to be social because it would have eaten into his reserve spoons for the following day. As it was, he slept in the next day.   [20:07] Ryan has had days where he has had to use up the next day's spoons, and then had the next day be equally busy.    [20:28] The Spoon Theory can be applied to different chronic illnesses. Most of them are invisible illnesses. It makes sense that Christine's website is named ButYouDontLookSick.com.   [21:29] Holly loves that the Spoon Theory provides a visual representation of how our energy works and how we can manage it. Because many chronic illnesses are invisible, people don't always understand why we have to cancel, abort, or decline plans. We often have to prioritize activities to protect our health. It's a different standard.   [22:10] We prioritize activities to protect our health and how we feel. Holly uses the Spoon Theory to explain why she declines plans in advance when she has too many things scheduled. She wouldn't be her best self. Holly rarely schedules anything for after an eight-hour workday.   [22:55] Holly thinks of herself as a dynamic person who brings a lot to the table. She doesn't want to be in an activity where she can't participate fully. It reflects on how much her diagnosis seeps into her life. She doesn't like to share her EoE with everybody, even though many people in her life know it and she does this podcast!   [23:25] Over the last six months, Holly's goal has been to map out her week to keep her energy consistent. She plans when to work out in the morning, when to see patients, and when to fly for international conferences. She gives herself a rest day after the flight or she stumbles and mumbles during the presentation. This means she often declines dinner invitations.   [24:45] Holly will accept invitations to destination weddings but then will not book anything extra for a week afterward or she knows she will get sick. It's a pattern.   [25:28] Ryan says sometimes people can tell when he's not at his best, but for the most part, he looks relatively healthy. He's up and about, at meetings and conferences but it's such a limited amount of energy that he has available. It's hard for people with unlimited spoons to gauge how many spoons Ryan has left.   [25:57] Holly often presents at medical conferences about feeding therapy, eosinophilic diseases, food allergies, FPIES, and tube feeding, and she incorporates the Spoon Theory into some of her talks. She has spoons at the podium and starts dropping them as she goes, holding one or none by the end. That's when questions come.   [27:25] Holly likes people to know that when they're working with kids with chronic illness, it's important to pace out their therapy. For example, give a patient two things to work on until the next time, not ten, to be successful.   [28:50] Ryan clusters his multiple specialist annual visits at the start of the fall semester and at the beginning of the spring semester. That means he misses some classes and lectures at the beginning of each semester. It is draining. Tests eat up half his spoons for the day.   [30:35] Holly shares how applying the Spoon Theory impacts managing her health. The Spoon Theory helps her create and maintain boundaries. She adamantly tries to stick to a schedule that rarely depletes her spoons per day. It's still a work in progress. Holly has a therapist who is helping her work on it.   [31:08] Holly schedules social things on days when she has little to no other obligations. She has to maintain that schedule. She has good days and sometimes great weeks which leads her to add more to her plate, but then she runs out of spoons more quickly because she's borrowing from the next day. Eventually, she has no spoons to borrow.   [31:42] Holly went on vacation for her birthday and then last week she was doing great, taking some urgent referrals for babies. This week, she had to cancel things. She is learning that she needs to schedule time to recharge and rest even on good days.   [32:26] Holly has learned there are ways to increase your number of spoons. The most important things are to be compliant with treatment and follow a specific diet (if recommended). A lot of chronic illnesses have a specific researched diet to help you stay healthy. When you have a cheat day, you're harming yourself by taking spoons from your next day.   [33:31] Working out helps with anxiety and depression. There are physical and mental health benefits. Holly started tracking over the last eight months how many spoons working out earned for her, compared to the spoon it took from her. She finds that it adds three to five spoons to her daily reserve. The endorphins boost her energy.   [34:14] Ryan agrees. He goes to the gym at least twice a week. If he misses a day, he feels worse. He goes out for a walk on days he's not going to the gym just to get moving and he feels better after that. Being stuck inside all day is mentally draining as well. Going for a walk takes extra effort but it does feel better.   [35:32] Ryan and his mother have similar food allergy issues so they both carefully stick to their diet. If they vary their diets on vacation, even without eating triggers or allergens, they feel physically bad for a few days until they get back to their usual diets.   [36:28] Once Holly learned about this theory and was making new contracts, she realized that there may be times when she might have to cancel and reschedule. When she sends an email about an engagement, she includes an article on the Spoon Theory and describes what she is struggling with, in case she has to reschedule.   [37:42] The Spoon Theory is a good way to describe to friends or family why the person with the chronic illness isn't hosting the holiday but may need to go to a room and rest at the host's home. It's a tool to inform loved ones and friends so they can be supportive. It's a different way to share our struggles with our chronic illness. [38:27] When Ryan meets people and tells them about his health issues, he might say he has food allergies but then also explain how his conditions lead to a limited supply of energy, and then tell about the Spoon Theory. It's a helpful tool we can all use, going forward.   [39:08] Our listeners can learn more about the Spoon Theory by going to Christine Miserandino's website, ButYouDontLookSick.com.    [39:47] To learn more about eosinophilic disorders, visit APFED.org. If you're looking for a specialist who treats eosinophilic disorders, use APFED's specialist finder at APFED.org/Specialist. [40:05] To connect with others impacted by eosinophilic diseases, please join APFED's online community on the Inspire Network at APFED.org/Connections.   [40:14] Ryan thanks Holly for sharing information about the Spoon Theory. It means a lot to Holly that we have a platform to reach a lot of people. Holly hopes if you are struggling with a chronic illness that you are not alone and you can use this tool to bring your loved ones and friends closer. Maybe weed out the people who aren't helping.   [41:15] Holly thanks APFED's education partners, AstraZeneca, Bristol Myers Squibb, GlaxoSmithKline, Sanofi, and Regeneron, linked below, for supporting this episode.   [41:26] Ryan shares how he just met his partner's friend and by discussing symptoms while picking a place to eat, it turns out she was diagnosed last year with EoE. It's unusual for him to meet people with EoE out there randomly. Ryan is glad to be creating this resource for people. Holly agrees 1,000%.   Mentioned in This Episode: Christine Miserandino ButYouDontLookSick.comAmerican Partnership for Eosinophilic Disorders (APFED) APFED on YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram Real Talk: Eosinophilic Diseases Podcast APFED.org/Specialist APFED.org/Connections   Education Partners: This episode of APFED's podcast is brought to you thanks to the support of AstraZeneca, Bristol Myers Squibb, GlaxoSmithKline, Sanofi, and Regeneron.   Tweetables:   “Approximately 10 years ago, fatigue became a real challenge for me and as I researched options on how to manage fatigue, I came across the spoon theory, which is what we're going to specifically discuss today.” — Holly Knotowicz   “[The Spoon Theory] is such an interesting story and it feels like such an easy way to convey what living with a chronic illness is like.” — Ryan Piansky “We all have people in our lives whom we love dearly, but they could maybe be taking too many of our spoons, so you have to be thoughtful about when you plan time with them.” — Holly Knotowicz  

Det er blevet tid til afsnit 10 af Mød en Mover.Dermed er det også sidste afsnit i dette segment.Gæsten er Christien Bonde, som er yogalærer, coach og bevægelsesnørd.Vi hører om Christines rejse in i bevægelsesmiljøet. Christine fortæller om sit nuværende træningsliv og hvad er optager hende for tiden. Vi får lov at høre hvor inspirationen kommer fra og så snakker vi om Christines mærkesager på de sociale medier, hvoraf de fleste er ganske indsigtsfulde.

Zwischen heißen Quellen, Blutegeln und grenzwertig steilen Pfaden findet sich Weitstreckenwanderin Christine Thürmer dieses Mal in Japan wieder. Ihr Vorhaben: Den Tokai Shizen Hodo (TSH) und den Michinoku Coastal Trail (MCT) erwandern. Womit sie nicht gerechnet hat: Dieses Mal muss sie ihre übliche Wanderstrategie komplett über den Haufen werfen und das gesamte Vorhaben überdenken.In dieser Folge des Weltwach Podcast tauchen wir ein in die Kultur Japans, wandern über gefährliche Grate, erfahren von den Auswirkungen des Tsunamiunglücks 2011 und hören von Christines neuer Liebe … Onsen!Christine Thürmer gehört zu den am häufigsten eingeladenen Gästen bei Weltwach – und das aus gutem Grund! Wenn ihr mehr über Christine und ihre vergangenen Wanderungen hören möchtet, die sie zur meistgewanderten Frau der Welt machten, empfehlen wir: WW311: Neue Streifzüge durch Europa – mit Christine ThürmerWW297: Für Dracula-Fans und Zeitreisende – mit Christine Thürmer auf der Via Transilvanica durch RumänienWW293: Zwischen Wildwest-Romantik und Überlebenskampf – mit Christine Thürmer auf dem Oregon Desert TrailWW175: Weite Wege von Deutschland nach Italien – mit Christine ThürmerWW113: Christine Thürmer – Neues von den TrailsWW076: Christine Thürmer – Kreuz und quer zu Fuß durch EuropaWW068: Laufen. Essen. Schlafen. Zu Fuß durch die USA – mit Christine ThürmerUnd unsere beiden Plusfolgen:Auf dem Franziskusweg durch Italien – mit Christine Thürmer – WW Plus 011Body Positivity und Trailhygiene – Christine Thürmer gibt Tipps für fernwandernde Frauen – WW Plus 006Redaktion: Janna OlsonPostproduktioin: Erik LorenzWERBEPARTNERhttps://linktr.ee/weltwachUnterstütze unsere Show mit einer Mitgliedschaft im Supporters Club und erhalte Zugriff auf werbefreie und – je nach Paket – exklusive Bonusfolgen. Alle Informationen findest du hier: https://weltwach.de/supporters-club/ Spotify-Nutzer können direkt in Spotify nach “Weltwach Plus” suchen. STAY IN TOUCH:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weltwach/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/weltwach/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Weltwach/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WELTWACHNewsletter: https://weltwach.de/newsletter/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Christine and Winter talk about ways people helped after the loss of Dom, Christines son who died in utero. They talk about how they as mothers want to tell friends and family about their child. They talk about the different ways people mourn loss and how that can affect relationships. DONATE $5 (aka "buy us a coffee/hot cocoa") to support the continued production of these stories. We appreciate all the help toward production and hosting costs.  Or if you want to purchase an "Always a Part of Us" Legacy Gift for $20, you'll be providing to one of these families that shares their story, full transcriptions, mp3s, and mp4s of the recordings of their baby's birth story and advice episodes for their family history records. You will also get a shout-out on an upcoming episode. Thank you! Donate: https://ko-fi.com/stillapartofus SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for more birth stories from families who have experienced a stillbirth or infant loss. We're grateful that you're part of our community! https://www.youtube.com/stillapartofus SUBSCRIBE to our podcast Still A Part of Us, wherever you find podcasts. Links (some of these links are affiliate links, which means we may get a small commission off your purchase, at no extra cost to you): Website: http://stillapartofus.com/ Grief Support Groups: https://nationalshare.org/ #stillbirthstory #stillborn #stillbornstory #birthstory #infantloss #infantdeath #babydeath #stillmychild #podcast  #birthstories #babyloss #mybabydied #bereavedmother #bereavedfather #infantlossawareness #dadsgrievetoo #mamasgrief #pals #childloss #lifeafterloss #saytheirnames #babylossawareness #breakingthesilence #grievingmom #grievingdad #bereavedparents #pregnancyandinfantlossawarenessmonth

Hast du dir schon Gedanken zu deinem kommenden Jahr gemacht? In dieser Folge möchte ich mit Christine Dohler darüber sprechen, wie du Klarheit im kommenden Jahr erhältst. Sie ist Expertin für weibliche Energie und Rauhnächte. Dazu hat sie sogar ein Buch geschrieben. Wir sprechen über die Rolle der weiblichen Energie, Rituale und Christines eigenen Erfahrungen. Sie beantwortet mir auch die Frage: Wie können Frauen besonders von der Energie der Rauhnächte profitieren und ihre weibliche Kraft stärken? ************** Christines Webseite: www.christinedohler.de Christines Instagram: @christinedohler Christines FB: Christine Dohler Event Online-Reise durch die Rauhnächte: https://www.eventbrite.de/e/rauhnachte-ritual-opening-closing-ceremony-tickets-731251110757?aff=oddtdtcreator Links zu den Büchern: https://www.penguin.de/Autor/Christine-Dohler/p692768.rhd oder über Amazon: https://www.amazon.de/Die-weibliche-Energie-Rauhn%C3%A4chte-Meditationen/dp/3442223881/ref=sr11?_mkde_DE=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&keywords=christine+dohler&qid=1702734178&sr=8-1 ************** Blog: https://annelinawaller.com Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/58BYIK2fH9d9ho2Oqx3wLI?si=jDBCCLiwTTyEupCln0oL6 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annelinawaller/ Pinterest: https://nl.pinterest.com/annelinawaller/

In this weeks episode of "Pushing the Limits" I interview one of the world's leading phytochemical and nutrigenomics researchers who specializes in sulforaphane.  Todays episode is all about improving cellular health, the core of health, and how activating the Nrf2 pathway through such phytonutrients like Sulforaphane (the precursors of which Glucoraphanin and Myrosinase) are found in Broccoli sprouts and other cruciferous veggies.  You will learn: How sulforaphane upregulates the Nrf2 pathway  How the Nrf2 pathway acts as a master switch, turning on over 250 genes and impacting thousands of enzymes in their function.  How the Nrf2 pathway upregulates the cells own intelligent endogenous antioxidant systems  Why just throwing a bunch of antioxidants into the body doesn't work in quenching oxidative stress The impact of upregulating Nrf2 in relation to the gut  How it has system wide implications  Why probiotics don't colonize the gut like you think they do How probiotics (or certain strains) can still be useful in immune modulation  Why you should have a food first approach The traps to watch out for when buying a 'sulforaphane' supplement and why most of the ones on the market are a waste of your time and money How long you should take it, typical dosing regimens, combinations with other phytonutrients and supplements. How to use this information to optimize your health  Why it pays to work with one of Dr Christines trained G.E.M.M protocol trained clinicians  Why some people have a reaction when they start, and why that means you need it most and how to adjust the dosing while not giving up    BIO Dr Christine Houghton has enjoyed a fulfilling and varied career in Nutritional Medicine spanning more than 30 years — and her influential work continues to stay at the forefront of this rapidly evolving profession. As a clinician, author and educator, she is dedicated to promoting a model of health care that closely reflects the diet and lifestyle choices Mother Nature would choose herself. An individual's unique biochemistry is a significant contributor to this model. Christine's intense appreciation of the power of food as therapy began in the 1970s, an era when there were very few supplements available. With few other choices, she soon discovered the real power of food as a potent clinical intervention tool; to this day, she adopts a 'food first' philosophy. A decade into practice, she established a thriving multi-disciplinary practice, the Centre for Integrated Medicine near Brisbane. There, she specialized in musculoskeletal conditions, glucose-regulating disorders including type 2 diabetes and other cardio metabolic conditions, digestive health and infant and child health, especially those associated with immune dysfunction. Passionate about the relationship between nutrients, phytochemicals and cellular defenses, Christine subsequently engaged in research at the University of Queensland, earning her a PhD in Nutritional Biochemistry-Nutrigenomics. Christine is highly-regarded internationally as an expert in the clinical application of the broccoli-derived phytochemical, Sulforaphane in human health. As founding director of Cell-Logic, she has formulated a number of nutrigenomically-active supplements which are underpinned by her doctoral research. In addition to her scientific and other publications, Christine is the co-author of two evidence-based nutrigenomics courses: FOUNDATIONS IN NUTRIGENOMICS and ADVANCED TRANSLATIONAL NUTRIGENOMICS, both self-paced online courses for practicing clinicians and the only comprehensive courses of their kind available anywhere globally. A regular speaker at Australian and international conferences, Christine is an engaging speaker whose evidence-based presentations often challenge existing paradigms.   Health Optimisation and Life Coaching with Lisa Tamati Lisa offers solution focused coaching sessions to help you find the right answers to your challenges. Topics Lisa can help with:  Lisa is a Genetics Practitioner, Health Optimisation Coach, High Performance and Mindset Coach. She is a qualified Ph360 Epigenetics coach and a clinician with The DNA Company and has done years of research into brain rehabilitation, neurodegenerative diseases and biohacking. She has extensive knowledge on such therapies as hyperbaric oxygen,  intravenous vitamin C, sports performance, functional genomics, Thyroid, Hormones, Cancer and much more. She can assist with all functional medicine testing. Testing Options Comprehensive Thyroid testing DUTCH Hormone testing Adrenal Testing Organic Acid Testing Microbiome Testing Cell Blueprint Testing Epigenetics Testing DNA testing Basic Blood Test analysis Heavy Metals  Nutristat Omega 3 to 6 status and more  Lisa and her functional medicine colleagues in the practice can help you navigate the confusing world of health and medicine . She can also advise on the latest research and where to get help if mainstream medicine hasn't got the answers you are searching for whatever the  challenge you are facing from cancer to gut issues, from depression and anxiety, weight loss issues, from head injuries to burn out to hormone optimisation to the latest in longevity science. Book your consultation with Lisa    Join our Patron program and support the show Pushing the Limits' has been free to air for over 8 years. Providing leading edge information to anyone who needs it. 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Das Podcast-Interview behandelt die Geschichte von Christine, einer 27-jährigen Glioblastom-Patientin, die aus Nord-Thüringen nach Berlin gereist ist. Sie spricht über ihre Krankheitsgeschichte und wie sie die Diagnose erhalten hat. Die Diskussion umfasst auch die Anwesenheit von Professor Glas, der seine Expertise als Neurologe und Neuroonkologe einbringt. Es wird erörtert, wie sich die Erkrankung bei Christine manifestiert hat, die Behandlungsoptionen, die Operation, die Strahlentherapie und Chemotherapie, sowie ihre Erfahrungen mit der Therapie und deren Auswirkungen. Die Beteiligten diskutieren die Herausforderungen, mit denen Patienten konfrontiert sind, sowie den Umgang mit Operation, Therapie und postoperativer Genesung. Die Bedeutung von Unterstützung durch Familie, Freunde und Informationsquellen wird ebenfalls thematisiert, sowie die spezielle Therapie namens "Optune", die Christine zusätzlich zu ihrer Behandlung erhält. Weiterführende Links: www.krebs-podcast.de/

Das Podcast-Interview behandelt die Geschichte von Christine, einer 27-jährigen Glioblastom-Patientin, die aus Nord-Thüringen nach Berlin gereist ist. Sie spricht über ihre Krankheitsgeschichte und wie sie die Diagnose erhalten hat. Die Diskussion umfasst auch die Anwesenheit von Professor Glas, der seine Expertise als Neurologe und Neuroonkologe einbringt. Es wird erörtert, wie sich die Erkrankung bei Christine manifestiert hat, die Behandlungsoptionen, die Operation, die Strahlentherapie und Chemotherapie, sowie ihre Erfahrungen mit der Therapie und deren Auswirkungen. Die Beteiligten diskutieren die Herausforderungen, mit denen Patienten konfrontiert sind, sowie den Umgang mit Operation, Therapie und postoperativer Genesung. Die Bedeutung von Unterstützung durch Familie, Freunde und Informationsquellen wird ebenfalls thematisiert, sowie die spezielle Therapie namens "Optune", die Christine zusätzlich zu ihrer Behandlung erhält. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vi tar en prat med Christine Lundberg Larsen, leder for Amesto Footprint og en av forfatterne bak den nye boken "Regnskap og økonomistyring i sirkulære virksomheter". Vi nikker til vår egen artikkel "Resource Accounting for A Circular Economy" som vi publiserte i 2023, og hvor vi postulerte at kanskje regnskapsføreren er helten på veien til den sirkulære økonomien. Vi drar tilbake til Christines tidligere jobb som leder for Regnskap Norge, da hun startet en sirkulær regnskapsklynge, som ledet frem til skrivingen av den nye boken. Christine forklarer hvordan regnskap innebærer både historiefortelling og innramming, og påvirker hvordan vi ser bedriftene og økonomien. Vi drar tilbake til 1494, diskuterer hva som er implikasjonene av et sirkulært skifte for regnskap og økonomistyring, og hvor i landskapet bremseklossene for et sirkulært skifte. Lars Jacob innrømmer en hang til selvsmiger, Sveinung informerer om den korrekte måten å uttale "Institutt for regnskap, revisjon og rettsvitenskap" og Christine tar oss med til Schiphol lufthavn. Vi snakker om ulike nivåer i det sirkulære regnskapsskiftet, og beveger oss inn i lovgivningens og reguleringens verden. Lars Jacob smigrer seg selv igjen med mimring om hvordan sirkulærøkonomien ble hensyntatt i Åpenhetsloven, Sveinung innrømmer at han lytter på folk på nabobordet på restaurant, og vi avslutter med en prat om Christines arbeid som leder i Amesto Footprint, som forsøker å hjelpe bedrifter inn i en mer bærekraftig og sirkulær økonomi. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Es ist ein Jahr vergangen. Das erste Jahr ohne meinen Bruder. Schmerz. Trauer. Veränderung.  Vor fast genau einem Jahr habe ich das erste Interview mit Christine Kempkes geführt und wir haben damals über die 6 Notwendigkeiten der Trauer gesprochen. Sie sind Teil der heilsamen Verarbeitung von Verlusten.   "Der erste Todestag oder der Geburtstag steht an. Dann einfach zu sagen: "Ich lasse den Tag irgendwie an mir vorbeiziehen..." Ist häufig nicht die beste Lösung."  Auch die Trauer verändert sich mit der Zeit. Ich denke, dass ich erst jetzt so richtig beginne zu trauern. Darüber spreche ich heute zum 2. Mal mit Christine Kempkes:  "Sterben, Tod, Trennung und Trauer gehören zum Leben dazu. Leicht gesagt, schwer zu ertragen. Wie ergeht es Ihnen? Haben Sie jemanden verloren? Fühlen Sie sich alleine? Sind Sie verletzt, wütend, traurig, einsam? Verlust hat so viele Seiten."  Christine ist Bestatterin, Trauerbegleiterin, freie Trauerrednerin, Autorin, Podcast Host des "Liebevoll trauern" Podcasts und ein unglaublich liebevoller Mensch. Sie weiß, wie es sich anfühlt, einen Menschen zu verlieren und steht heute Menschen in ihrer Trauer zur Seite.  In diesem berührenden Gespräch reden wir darüber, ... 

Es ist ein Jahr vergangen. Das erste Jahr ohne meinen Bruder. Schmerz. Trauer. Veränderung.  Vor fast genau einem Jahr habe ich das erste Interview mit Christine Kempkes geführt und wir haben damals über die 6 Notwendigkeiten der Trauer gesprochen. Sie sind Teil der heilsamen Verarbeitung von Verlusten.   "Der erste Todestag oder der Geburtstag steht an. Dann einfach zu sagen: "Ich lasse den Tag irgendwie an mir vorbeiziehen..." Ist häufig nicht die beste Lösung."  Auch die Trauer verändert sich mit der Zeit. Ich denke, dass ich erst jetzt so richtig beginne zu trauern. Darüber spreche ich heute zum 2. Mal mit Christine Kempkes:  "Sterben, Tod, Trennung und Trauer gehören zum Leben dazu. Leicht gesagt, schwer zu ertragen. Wie ergeht es Ihnen? Haben Sie jemanden verloren? Fühlen Sie sich alleine? Sind Sie verletzt, wütend, traurig, einsam? Verlust hat so viele Seiten."  Christine ist Bestatterin, Trauerbegleiterin, freie Trauerrednerin, Autorin, Podcast Host des "Liebevoll trauern" Podcasts und ein unglaublich liebevoller Mensch. Sie weiß, wie es sich anfühlt, einen Menschen zu verlieren und steht heute Menschen in ihrer Trauer zur Seite.  In diesem berührenden Gespräch reden wir darüber, ... 

Es ist ein Jahr vergangen. Das erste Jahr ohne meinen Bruder. Schmerz. Trauer. Veränderung.  Vor fast genau einem Jahr habe ich das erste Interview mit Christine Kempkes geführt und wir haben damals über die 6 Notwendigkeiten der Trauer gesprochen. Sie sind Teil der heilsamen Verarbeitung von Verlusten.   "Der erste Todestag oder der Geburtstag steht an. Dann einfach zu sagen: "Ich lasse den Tag irgendwie an mir vorbeiziehen..." Ist häufig nicht die beste Lösung."  Auch die Trauer verändert sich mit der Zeit. Ich denke, dass ich erst jetzt so richtig beginne zu trauern. Darüber spreche ich heute zum 2. Mal mit Christine Kempkes:  "Sterben, Tod, Trennung und Trauer gehören zum Leben dazu. Leicht gesagt, schwer zu ertragen. Wie ergeht es Ihnen? Haben Sie jemanden verloren? Fühlen Sie sich alleine? Sind Sie verletzt, wütend, traurig, einsam? Verlust hat so viele Seiten."  Christine ist Bestatterin, Trauerbegleiterin, freie Trauerrednerin, Autorin, Podcast Host des "Liebevoll trauern" Podcasts und ein unglaublich liebevoller Mensch. Sie weiß, wie es sich anfühlt, einen Menschen zu verlieren und steht heute Menschen in ihrer Trauer zur Seite.  In diesem berührenden Gespräch reden wir darüber, ... 

In dieser neuen Podcastfolge erzählt uns Christine May über die Kraft unseres Atems, die Vorteile des Breathworks und wie sie dieses Tool als Breathwork Lehrerin gemeinsam mit dem Embodiment, Female Empowerment in ihre Arbeit integriert und daraus nun auch ein neues Training für Frauen konzipiert hat "Rise - lead with love", das am 14.10. beginnt. Diese Folge ist für dich, - wenn du auch Interesse an Breathwork hast - wenn du den Unterschied zwischen Breathwork & Pranayama lernen magst - wenn dich innere Arbeit & Persönlichkeitsentwicklung interessiert - wenn du bereit bist für den nächsten Schritt deiner eigenen Reise. Alle Infos zu Christines aktuellen Angeboten findest du auf ihrer Homepage: https://www.christinemay.de/termine-teacher-trainings/2023. Du kannst auch bei ihrem kostenlosen Breathwork-Schnupper-Training teilnehmen: https://christinemay.de/schnupper-training/Folge ihr gerne auf ihren sozialen Medien und um  keine News zu verpassen, kannst du dich auch direkt für ihren Newsletter anmelden.  Instagram: https://instagram.com/christinemayyoga Youtube:  @ChristineMayYoga ---- Website: www.stefanie-rukavina.de Spotify: Steffinarukavina Instagram: @dr.steffi.rukavina Mindset | Empowerment | Wohlbefinden | Yoga 

Join us Under The Cherry Moon as we party like it's 1986 with Prince. Then stay tuned for the second half where we discuss Stephen King's Christines, Robin Williams on a Tropical Island and the return of Coughlin's Law. Music by Bruce Charles --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/watchingworst/support

On this Thursday bonus episode we are going to play the interview from episode 338 with documentary filmmakers Nick Scown and Julie Seabaugh about making their feature documentary Too Soon: Comedy After 9/11 which I thought was a good companion piece to Cynthia and Christines story because while the circumstances of them working together are much different, it seems like the collaboration and the way they worked together was similar. After that we play a round of You're the Expert, enjoy!

Welcoming Christine Lane otherwise known as my holistic midwife / my holistic menopause coach! Christine starts off telling us her background how she originally got into nursing , she lived in England for many years and when she came back to Ireland she found it a bit tough to settle into the medical system which led her to opening up her own business my holistic midwife. Christines goal is to help each and every client prepare for what's ahead of them in regards to pregnancy and menopause. Of course we can't control what will happen or know exactly what will happen but we can prepapre for these things which will help us in the future. Christine is not only a nurse/midwife for 20+ years but she has done a menopause course. What does Holistic mean : the best approach for the individual , a holistic approach is person centred. We break this podcast into 3 sections The first section we spoke about is : all things periods. Period pains, why are some months worse than others? Are period pains normal? Should I feel this low coming up to my period? Christine refers to professor John Studd who is a professor of Gynaecology if you have interest in this topic he has loads of articles on his website. What is PMS? It is the really awful feeling before your period we ALL know it too well but PMDD is more severe than this and you may not even know you have it. It is very poorly understood and it absolutely needs treatment to feel better, your psychological symptoms are a lot more severe than PMS. Does this sound like you? Have you been feeling depressed and really anxious around your period? Is it only coming up to your period and during? Are you fine again? Then maybe you have PMDD. ENJOY!!! Part 2 will be coming next week which will focus more on pregnancy , post natal depression and menopause.

Im Lau­fe ih­rer Ent­wick­lung ler­nen Kin­der täglich etwas Neues. Das kann zum einen span­nend sein, zum anderen aber auch verunsichernd. Dass sich da im­mer mal wie­der Ängs­te be­merk­bar ma­chen, ist völlig nor­mal - und sogar wich­tig.In unserer aktuellen Folge sprechen wir mit der Autorin Christine Rickhoff über Angst. Sie hat für ihr Buch „Keine Angst vor der Angst“ einhundert Menschen befragt und mit ihnen über ihre Ängste gesprochen. Für unsere Folge haben wir die Rollen gewechselt und Christine mit Fragen gelöchert. Was ist Angst? Wie äußert sie sich? Welchen Zweck erfüllt sie? Und was ist Christines größte Angst?Christine teilt mit uns kindgerechte Tipps und Tricks, wie es gelingen kann, keine Angst mehr vor der Angst zu haben und verrät uns, wie man das Monster unter dem Bett vertreibt - und was man dabei unbedingt beachten sollte. Links:Keine Angst vor der AngstInstagramGefällt euch diese Folge? Dann empfehlt sie weiter! Außerdem freuen wir uns riesig über eure Bewertung in eurer Lieblingspodcastapp.Lust auf noch mehr „Hallo Kinder! Hallo Zukunft!“? Dann folgt uns auf Instagram oder Linkedin. Wir freuen uns auch sehr über Kommentare, Anregungen und Feedback jeder Art.

”Vi lever i en tid, hvor alle er pisse-bange for at være ”for meget.” Det siger tv-vært, livsstils-kommentator og levemenneske Christine Feldthaus, når hun bliver bedt om at beskrive forskellen på vores nutid og den samtid, hun selv var ung i. For dengang var Christine selv, og den musik hun hørte, måske ”for meget”. Men det var fedt! For bandet ”The Cult” og deres album ”Sonic Temple” udtrykte præcis det ”høj-oktan liv”, som Christine selv elskede at leve, da hun var flyttet fra Sønderborg til København for at få ”luft under hagen”. I denne første del af ugen udsendelsen, kan du blandt andet høre om Christines vej fra lægesekretær i det sønderjyske til reklame- og kommunikationsbranchen i København. En tid med fuld fart på!  Udsendelse nr.: 62 Vært: Anders Bøtter Klip og lyddesign: Emil Germod Redaktør: Michelle Mølgaard AndersenSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christine Little joins Grace and Jimmy to do some acapella, celebrate some lesser holidays and the birthdays of our celebrity betters. We also have some tips for avoiding disaster on this spooky Friday the 13th! Check out Christines live streams here https://www.facebook.com/christinelittlecomedy or follow her on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thextinelittle/ Support LAAF at www.patreon.com/laaf

1. Both Minister Lawrence MacAuley & Prime Minister Justin Trudeau KNEW that this Veteran was offered medically assisted suicide by a Veterans Affairs Service Agent in July 2021. 2. Both of them ignored the fact that Veterans were being offered assisted suicide until the story broke more than a year later in August of 2022. 3. Both have stated firmly, as has Paul Ledwell, that there was only ONE Veterans Affairs Case Manager who was offering MAID. 4. Christines story proves that there were at least 3 different case workers from Veterans Affairs who offered MAID. 5. I'm working on yet ANOTHER Veteran, who can prove there is a 4th case worker who is offering MAID. Conclusion: MAID was officially offered by Veterans Affairs Canada 6. Christine's heart wrenching story shows the complete failure of Veterans Affairs Canada to service our Veterans. She has spend the last 5 years dragging herself, and her wheelchair up and down 8 stairs in order to get to her vehicle. Through rain and snow, in all weather, she has suffered because VAC has not found a way to build her the chair escalator she needs. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tango-romeo/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tango-romeo/support

Advent och jul står för dörren. På Kolmårdens djurpark är det då premiär för Sagojul. Så vad passar bättre än att Katarina bjudit in Christine Karmfalk, vd för Kolmårdens djurpark, för ett samtal om deras verksamhet. I studion gästar även prästen Anna Ryding som också är kaplan för Naturkyrkan i Kolmården. Den fantastiska kyrka som står inne i Kolmårdens djurpark. Anna är även projektledare för vårt hållbarhetsarbete. Ett fint samtal om Christines bakgrund, hennes engagemang i sitt arbete och samarbetet med oss. Men även om djurparkernas viktiga bevarandearbete för utrotningshotade arter.

Warum Trauer eine der tiefsten Erfahrungen von Persönlichkeitsentwicklung ist.  Es kann so schnell gehen, es kann vorhersehbar sein und trotzdem trifft Trauer immer irgendwie unerwartet. Jede Trauer ist individuell und so trauert auch jeder auf seine eigene Art. Es gibt kein Richtig oder Falsch.    In unserer westlichen Gesellschaft "spricht man über den Tod nicht" und Trauer "geht schon wieder vorbei". Dabei betrifft das Thema Tod jede und jeden von uns.  Mit dieser Folge möchte ich das Thema Trauer öffnen und aus der Verschwiegenheit holen.    In dieser Folge spreche ich mit Christine Kempkes:  "Beistand, Rettungsanker und Mensch sein in schweren Zeiten  Sterben, Tod, Trennung und Trauer gehören zum Leben dazu. Leicht gesagt, schwer zu ertragen. Wie ergeht es Ihnen? Haben Sie jemanden verloren? Fühlen Sie sich alleine? Sind Sie verletzt, wütend, traurig, einsam? Verlust hat so viele Seiten."  Christine ist Bestatterin, Trauerbegleiterin, freie Trauerrednerin, Autorin, Podcast Host der "Liebevoll trauern" Podcasts und ein unglaublich liebevoller Mensch. Sie weiß, wie es sich anfühlt einen Menschen zu verlieren und steht heute Menschen in ihrer Trauer zur Seite.    In diesem tiefgründigen und berührenden Interview besprechen wir diese Themen und so viel mehr:   

Warum Trauer eine der tiefsten Erfahrungen von Persönlichkeitsentwicklung ist.  Es kann so schnell gehen, es kann vorhersehbar sein und trotzdem trifft Trauer immer irgendwie unerwartet. Jede Trauer ist individuell und so trauert auch jeder auf seine eigene Art. Es gibt kein Richtig oder Falsch.    In unserer westlichen Gesellschaft "spricht man über den Tod nicht" und Trauer "geht schon wieder vorbei". Dabei betrifft das Thema Tod jede und jeden von uns.  Mit dieser Folge möchte ich das Thema Trauer öffnen und aus der Verschwiegenheit holen.    In dieser Folge spreche ich mit Christine Kempkes:  "Beistand, Rettungsanker und Mensch sein in schweren Zeiten  Sterben, Tod, Trennung und Trauer gehören zum Leben dazu. Leicht gesagt, schwer zu ertragen. Wie ergeht es Ihnen? Haben Sie jemanden verloren? Fühlen Sie sich alleine? Sind Sie verletzt, wütend, traurig, einsam? Verlust hat so viele Seiten."  Christine ist Bestatterin, Trauerbegleiterin, freie Trauerrednerin, Autorin, Podcast Host der "Liebevoll trauern" Podcasts und ein unglaublich liebevoller Mensch. Sie weiß, wie es sich anfühlt einen Menschen zu verlieren und steht heute Menschen in ihrer Trauer zur Seite.    In diesem tiefgründigen und berührenden Interview besprechen wir diese Themen und so viel mehr:   

Warum Trauer eine der tiefsten Erfahrungen von Persönlichkeitsentwicklung ist.  Es kann so schnell gehen, es kann vorhersehbar sein und trotzdem trifft Trauer immer irgendwie unerwartet. Jede Trauer ist individuell und so trauert auch jeder auf seine eigene Art. Es gibt kein Richtig oder Falsch.    In unserer westlichen Gesellschaft "spricht man über den Tod nicht" und Trauer "geht schon wieder vorbei". Dabei betrifft das Thema Tod jede und jeden von uns.  Mit dieser Folge möchte ich das Thema Trauer öffnen und aus der Verschwiegenheit holen.    In dieser Folge spreche ich mit Christine Kempkes:  "Beistand, Rettungsanker und Mensch sein in schweren Zeiten  Sterben, Tod, Trennung und Trauer gehören zum Leben dazu. Leicht gesagt, schwer zu ertragen. Wie ergeht es Ihnen? Haben Sie jemanden verloren? Fühlen Sie sich alleine? Sind Sie verletzt, wütend, traurig, einsam? Verlust hat so viele Seiten."  Christine ist Bestatterin, Trauerbegleiterin, freie Trauerrednerin, Autorin, Podcast Host der "Liebevoll trauern" Podcasts und ein unglaublich liebevoller Mensch. Sie weiß, wie es sich anfühlt einen Menschen zu verlieren und steht heute Menschen in ihrer Trauer zur Seite.    In diesem tiefgründigen und berührenden Interview besprechen wir diese Themen und so viel mehr:   

After our masking episode, someone asked Simon why we kept talking about spoons. Well dear listener, when someone asks a question like that, we answer!Join Kim and Simon for a short bonus episode where we outline Spoon Theory and how it helps explain a few things that neurodivergent people experience. Who knows, you might even want to share this with others ;-)Christines blog which we reference can be found here https://butyoudontlooksick.com/articles/written-by-christine/the-spoon-theory/As always feedback much welcomed and we will have a full length episode out next week as usual. Until then, happy Friday!And find us on Twitter @AtypicalThePod

Unterstütze den Podcast auf buymeacoffee.com/geburt Wenn du dir auch ein Geburts-Tens-Gerät euch nach Hause holen möchtest, würde ich mich freuen wenn du das über meinen Affiliate-Link machst: https://www.geburts-tens.de/?ref=216 *** Christines erste Tochter kommt per geplantem Kaiserschnitt in Australien zur Welt. Im Geburtsvorbereitungskurs in Australien hört sie zum ersten Mal von Geburtstens-Geräten. Zurück in Deutschland bereitet sich Christine in ihrer zweiten Schwangerschaft auf eine VBAC vor und benutzt in der ersten Phase der Geburt ein Tens-Gerät, dass sie sich auf Ebay Kleinanzeigen besorgt hat, um den Wehenschmerz zu lindern. Das Tens-Gerät tut seinen Job, aber Christine erinnert sich an die Geräte, die sie in Australien kennengelernt hat, die einfacher unter der Geburt zu handhaben sind. Also gründet sie https://www.geburts-tens.de, eine Community-Platform für werdende Mütter, um die Geburts-Tensgeräte auch im deutschsprachigen Raum an die Frau zu bringen. Du findest die Geburts-Tens Community auf Instagram unter: https://www.instagram.com/geburtstens/

Christine Wang hat ihre Karriere bei der der BCG angefangen und nach Stationen wie Alibaba und BCG Digital Ventures ist sie nun Managing Director des Lufthansa Innovation Hubs (LIH). Im Mobility Pioneers Podcast spricht sie über den thematischen und geografischen Fokus des LIH sowie> Die Pandemie als Chance für den LIH> Innovationen in der Luftfahrtindustrie> Die holistische ReiseplanungChristine Wang: linkedin.com/in/christinewang0Jürgen Stackmann: linkedin.com/in/juergenstackmannBjörn Bender: linkedin.com/in/benderbjoernIMO-HSG: imo.unisg.ch00:45 Willkommen & Vorstellung des Lufthansa Innovation Hubs03:50 Zwischen neuen Kundenbedüfnissen und der Lufthansa Gruppe06:41 Geografischer Fokus des LIH08:18 Die Pandemie als Chance nehmen11:44 Themenfelder des LIH: Von Gründung zu Finanzierung14:11 Innovationen in der Luftfahrtindustrie17:34 Die holistische Reiseplanung19:21 Nachhaltigkeit im LIH und Lufthansa CleanTech Hub21:15 Christines persönliche Motivation für ihren Job23:15 Quick Fire Round: Nachhaltigkeit, Superapp für Mobilität, Berlin vs. Shanghai, Urban Air Mobility, Innovationskultur25:03 Pragmatismus als Innovationstreiber

Wanna know how to eat to have great sex? I mean, who doesn't? To the rescue: Christine DeLozier, L.Ac., author of the fantastic book Diet for Great Sex. On the podcast today, you get 2 Christines for the price of 1! Christine and I talk about everything from where exactly you put acupuncture needles for great sex (Christine is an acupuncturist in private practice as well) to her favorite mushrooms, to the story of a chunky squirrel. And of course, what to eat for dinner if you're going to get frisky that night. Find Christine HERE, and buy her book on Amazon. Christine's article on why media is bad for sex: HERE

https://www.cornelia-maria-mohr.comChristine Meyne ist Raumexpertin und Bewusstseins Coach. Sie ist verheiratet und Mutter und lebt mit ihrer Patchwork Familie in Porta Westfalica. Und Christine ist vieles mehr…. Christine Meyne teilt mit uns in ihre persönliche Geschichte und wie sie durch ein Familienmitglied zu einer sehr wichtigen Selbsterkenntnis geführt wurde, die sie zu einer großen persönlichen Veränderung veranlasste. Sie lernte, bei sich zu sein. Christine spricht über das wundervolle Zusammenspiel von Innen und Außen. Sie erklärt, wie schön und unterstützend es ist, wenn wir unsere äußeren Räume, die Umgebung, an unsere eigene ursprüngliche Frequenz anpassen; und die äußeren Räume so gestalten, dass diese uns energetisch in Harmonie halten und nähren.Um alte Gegenstände gut loslassen zu können gibt Christine Meyne drei hilfreich Fragen: 1. Liebe ich es?2. Brauche ich es?3. Kreiert es die Zukunft, die ich wirklich haben möchte?Christines wichtigen Botschaften:-        Aufzuhören, sich verbessern zu wollen-        Sich selbst anzunehmen-        Jede/r von uns ist ein einzigartiges und wundervolles Wesen!-        Jede/r ist reine Liebe-        Wir alle sind göttliche Geschöpfe-        Erlauben, das Großartige in uns zu leben und es einfach da sein zu lassen-        Sich mit dem inneren Wissen zu verbinden und von da aus das Leben zu führen-        Der inneren Führung zu folgen-        Sich zu erlauben, die Welt so zu gestalten, wie es einem gefällt! In dieser hochspannenden und inspirierenden Podcast Serie kommen Menschen wie du und ich zu Wort. Sie lassen uns daran teilhaben, wie sie in den Herausforderungen ihres Lebens durch ihre ganz persönlichen Wege inneres Glück und Frieden gefunden haben und immer wieder finden. Show Notes:https://christinemeyne.com/https://christinemeyne.com/free-masterclass/Newsletter und Info: https://cornelia-maria-mohr.com/Selbstliebe- Kraft- Kompakt Paket/Audio zum Download: https://cornelia-maria-mohr.com/download-kursehttps://cornelia-maria-mohr.com/buecher/das-innere-zuhausehttps://cornelia-maria-mohr.com/buecher/lieben-kann-man-ueben

We're so excited to share this weeks podcast with you as we hear from a wonderful client of ours Christine. There is so much in Christines story that will especially resonate with female listeners who are approaching, going through, or have past the menopause. It may set off some alarm bells, but as you can hear from our conversation, even though it can be a challenging time, it is totally within your control to get help, understand your body and take action. And like Christine, could lead to you being in a better place than ever. Christine talks alot about her work with Integrative & Functional Medicine Doctor - Dr. Ruth Wilde, you can find out more about her work here https://drruthwilde.com/. Thank you Christine for sharing your story.   ………………………….   Keep up to date with my recent coaching insights - Here  P.S. Whenever you're ready there are 3 ways you can work with us Strength For Endurance to overcome your pain and return to doing the things you at the level you want.   Subscribe to our Youtube Channel - Here Arm yourself with a level of knowledge you can call on at anytime. From choosing the best exercises, identifying the warning signs to prevent bigger issues developing or understanding what other factors you could be addressing to unlock your potential, we'll give you the essential tools and resources.   Join our SFE Program Pathway - Here The proof is in our results and we've taken hundreds of individuals from a place of confusion & despair to a place of confidence and full recovery. Get the highest level of accountability, support, strategy and training starting with our 12 week program.   Book a Consultation Call - Here  If you're currently unsure of what you need to do, how you need to do it or what the next step is for you then reach out and we can create an action plan that's right for you. ………………………………..   SFE Training Room with Kriss Hendy What is the SFE Training Room?   Maximise your training program and your results with the SFE Training Room - SFE's exclusive members-only podcast. With our Open Office, Live Sessions & Monthly Masterclasses now all in one place you'll never miss a thing. Stay up to date and on track with the gold that will take you all the way to your thriving, pain-free potential.     ………………………………..

Recap of season 16 part 3 one on one. Kody takes a little bit of accountability but makes himself out to be a victim more than anything else. Christines departure is an end to an era. Listen how the other wives feel their lives have changed. #sisterwives #sisterwivessecrets #tlc #drama #realityshow #poscasters #realitypodcast #polygamy --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sisterwivessecrets/message

Please join me as I speak with Oregon adoptee Christine Dechert. Christine participated in the advocacy movement that resulted in Oregon becoming one of only ten states in the US to have truly unrestricted access for adoptees to their original birth certificates. Christines family history is complex, as her mother was also adopted. While Oregons laws now allow adoptees to receive OBCs, the state of Montana, where Christines mother was born does not allow unrestricted access to adoptee documents. Mentioned in the podcast: Oregon and Montana adoptee access to records laws: for a good review of the laws, visit adopteerightslaw.com. Adoption Triad: a term used to represent the three aspects of adoption; the families of origin, the adoptee and the adoptive parents. Reactive Attachment Disorder(RAD)* Reactive Attachment Disorder is defined in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders as a condition characterized by "grossly abnormal attachment behaviors in early childhood, occurring in the context of grossly inadequate child care. There are many ways that the attachment issues can be expressed. The disorders diagnosis is pretty controversial when applied to adoptees. *This is just my opinion, but I believe it is often used to invalidate the trauma inherent in relinquishment by making the adoptee the "identified patient" and allow adoptive parents and our culture to avoid identifying the problems caused by erasing a persons identity and ignoring their grief. I believe that any time we hear the label of RAD being used to describe an adopted person, by non-adopted and non-adoption trauma informed individuals, we should immediately treat that label as highly suspicious.

Das neue Jahr ist schon mit voller Kraft da und wie immer werden wir beschallt von • guten Vorsätzen • Sport • Diät Programme und jetzt auch von allen Seiten DETOX   DETOX - was ist das eigentlich?   "Detox" bedeutet übersetzt Entgiften. Durch eine gesunde Ernährung mit viel Obst- und Gemüsesäften, Entspannungsübungen und Unterstützung mit den guten Produkten von dōterra sollen Schadstoffe und Gifte im Körper gebunden und ausgeschieden werden. Normalerweise reinigt sich der menschliche Körper selbst und scheidet unerwünschte Stoffe über die Ausscheidungsorgane Leber, Nieren, Darm und Haut wieder aus. Detox-Heutzutage nehmen wir allerdings leider unbewusst so viele Gifte und Schadstoffe auf, dass der Körper sie nicht mehr vollständig ausscheiden kann. Als Ursachen werden neben einer ungesunden Ernährung mit Zusatzstoffen, viel Fett und Zucker auch Nikotin, Alkohol, Umweltgifte und Stress vermutet. Regelmäßig durchgeführte Detoxkuren reinigen Haut, Lymphsystem sowie Darm und innere Organe von Giftstoffen. Ilka erzählt Dir heute von Ihrem Start in das neue Jahr, was Ernährung mit deinem Körper macht und welche Möglichkeiten es gibt diesem Körper viel Gutes zu tun!   Falls Du Interesse hast, an Christines dōterra Detox Kur teilzunehmen: diese beginnt am 01. Februar und Du hast noch die Möglichkeit dabei zu sein. Dafür brauchen wir allerdings eine verbindliche Anmeldung. Melde Dich gerne bei Uns! Wir sind gespannt auf Deine Fragen, Kommentare, Anregungen, Ideen zur heutigen Folge auf Instagram Instagram: oilka.de  duft_der_erde. Wir freuen uns auch 2022 auf einen Austausch mit Dir♥️ Schön, dass Du Dir die Zeit nimmst uns zuzuhören! Deine Ilka & Doro  

Julie Bundgaard snakker med forfatter Christine Jønck, der ligesom Julie har fundet overraskende oplysninger om sin familie i Rigsarkivet og i Edderkoppesagen. Christines farmors bror var betjent i København under og efter krigen. I forbindelse med Edderkoppesagen blev han dømt for at have taget imod bestikkelse, og sågar for at have holdt vagt ved et indbrud i fuld uniform. Christian Holtet giver baggrunden for, hvorfor så mange betjente blev korrupte efter krigen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christine Knödler ist begeisterte Kinderbuch-Rezensentin und steckt mit ihrer Begeisterung einfach jeden an! Zusammen mit Julia, ebenfalls große Kinderbuch-Liebhaberin und -Kennerin, stellt sie in unserer dritten und letzten Folge über die schönsten Kinderbücher wieder ihren liebsten, lustigsten und kreativsten Lesestoff vor: Neuheiten und Klassiker, heiter und etwas ernsthafter – für jeden und jedes Alter ist etwas dabei! Und wer noch mehr Inspiration sucht: Hier findet ihr Christines tollen Podcast für Kinder- und Jugendliteratur – unbedingt reinhören!+++++Bücher zur Folge:Hasenkind-Pappbilderbücher von Jörg Mühle, ab 2 Jahren (über Moritz Verlag)."Zwei für mich, einer für dich" von Jörg Mühle, ab 4 Jahren (ISBN: 9783895653575)."An der Arche um Acht" von Ulrich Hub und Jörg Mühle, ab 8 Jahren (ISBN: 3794161092)."Der Wolf kommt nicht" von Myriam Ouyessad und Ronan Badel, ab 4 Jahren (ISBN: 9783836960212)."Die große Wörterfabrik" von Agnès de Lestrade und Valeria Docampo, ab 3 Jahren (ISBN: 9783939435563). "Vom kleinen Maulwurf, der wissen wollte, wer ihm auf den Kopf gemacht hat" von Werner Holzwarth und Wolf Erlbruch, ab 2 Jahren (ISBN: 3872947796)."Frau Meier, die Amsel" von Wolf Erlbruch, ab 5 Jahren (ISBN: 9783779500629)."Gute Nacht, Gorilla" von Peggy Rathmann, ab 3 Jahren (ISBN: 9783895651779)."Der Grüffelo" von Axel Scheffler und Julia Donaldson, ab 4 Jahren (ISBN: 9783407792914)."Juhu, LetzteR! Die neue Olympiade der Tiere" von Jens Rassmus, ab 5 Jahren (ISBN: 9783707452372)."Latte Igel"-Reihe von Sebastian Lybeck und Daniel Napp, ab 6 Jahren (über Thienemann Verlag)."Der ganze Franz" (Sammelband) von Christine Nöstlinger, ab 8 Jahren (ISBN: 9783789143359).+++++Lob, Tadel oder Themenvorschläge und Fragen zu den Themen Partnerschaft sowie Erziehung? Schreibt Julia eine persönliche Mail an podcast@eltern.de oder wendet euch an unseren Instagram-Account @elternmagazin. Und bewertet oder abonniert unseren Podcast gerne auch auf iTunes, Spotify, Deezer oder Audio Now.Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

Das Wetter wird kühler und wir bleiben wieder mehr zu Hause. Genau die richtige Zeit für Bücher! Deswegen geben Christine Knödler und Julia in der zweiten Folge über die schönsten Kinderbücher wieder jede Menge Tipps für tollen Lesestoff. Und wer noch mehr Inspiration sucht: Hier findet ihr Christines tollen Podcast für Kinder- und Jugendliteratur – unbedingt reinhören!+++++Bücher zur Folge:"Julian ist eine Meerjungfrau" von Jessica Love, ab 4 Jahren (ISBN: 978-3957283641)."Armer Petterson" von Sven Nordqvist, ab 4 Jahren (ISBN: 978-3789161735)."Henriette Bimmelbahn" von James Krüss, ab 2 Jahren (ISBN: 978-3414814005)."Man wird doch wohl wütend werden dürfen" von Toon Tellegen, ab 6 Jahren (ISBN: 978-3446246775)."Das kleine Nein-Schwein" von Henrike Wilson, ab 3 Jahren (ISBN: 978-3446268234)."Lotta"-Reihe von Astrid Lindgren, ab 4 Jahren (über Astrid Lindgren Company)."Ronja Räubertochter" von Astrid Lindgren, ab 9 Jahren (ISBN: 978-3789129407)."Die Kinder aus Bullerbü" von Astrid Lindgren, ab 6 Jahren (ISBN: 978-3789129452)."Conni"-Bücher von Liane Schneider, verschiedene Altersstufen (über Carlsen Verlag)."Bobo Siebenschläfer"-Reihe von Markus Osterwalder, ab 3 Jahren (über Rowohlt Verlag)."Wer blutet denn da?" von Stina Wirsén, ab 2 Jahren (ISBN: 978-3954702060)."Dunne"-Reihe von Rose Lagercrantz, ab 7 Jahren (über Moritz Verlag)."Die Muskeltiere"-Reihe von Ute Krause, ab 5 Jahren (über Penguin Random House)."Der beste Sänger der Welt" von Ulf Nilsson, ab 4 Jahren (ISBN: 978-3407761903)."Kommissar Gordon"-Reihe von Ulf Nilsson, ab 8 Jahren (über Moritz Verlag)."Wecke niemals einen Schrat" von Wieland Freund, ab 9 Jahren (ISBN: 978-3407820174)."Dreimal schwarzer Kater" von Wieland Freund, ab 8 Jahren (ISBN: 978-3407758224)."Die kleine Hexe" von Otfried Preußler, ab 6 Jahren (ISBN: 978-3522183628)."Räuber Hotzenplotz" von Otfried Preußler, ab 6 Jahren (ISBN: 978-3522105903)."Krabat" von Otfried Preußler, ab 12 Jahren (ISBN: 978-3522202275)."Jim Knopf und Lukas der Lokomotivführer" von Michael Ende, ab 8 Jahren (ISBN: 978-3522176507).Außerdem: Die Gedichtbücher von Arne Rautenberg, ab 5 Jahren (über Peter Hammer Verlag) und die Werkevon Nadia Budde, verschiedene Altersstufen (über Peter Hammer Verlag).+++++Lob, Tadel oder Themenvorschläge und Fragen zu den Themen Partnerschaft sowie Erziehung? Schreibt Julia eine persönliche Mail an podcast@eltern.de oder wendet euch an unseren Instagram-Account @elternmagazin. Und bewertet oder abonniert unseren Podcast gerne auch auf iTunes, Spotify, Deezer oder Audio Now.Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

 Ruth's mother in law Christine had a large family of 7 children.  She was all about family and bringing people together, and had a huge capacity for people, helping and love.  Ruth had a wonderful relationship with her.Around the time that Ruth was 37 weeks pregnant with her second child, Christine's body started changing and not working in the same way.Christine was quickly diagnosed with motor neuron disease and Ruth's son Corban was born shortly after.  The newborn phase with her son was completely different than planned or expected.She and her family travelled and visited in another town every second weekend with a newborn and a toddler.Christine experienced a rapid decline in her health.  Her daughter Hannah got married at this time and Ruth photographed the wedding with her son Corban in the front pack.Ruth also  documented Christines last months and death with her camera.Ruth shares with us the experience of welcoming her son to the world and saying goodbye to her mother in law all at the same time.  She described that there were so many first time moments coupled with so many last time moments through this time.This is a beautiful episode and I am so grateful for Ruth for sharing it.Connect with RuthInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/ruthgilmourphotographer/                          https://www.instagram.com/ruthgilmourcommercial/                          https://www.instagram.com/idhtbth.photoschool/                          https://www.instagram.com/itdoesnthavetobethishard/Blog post on the wedding - https://ruthgilmourphotographer.co.nz/hannah-and-dan-tauranga-wedding-photographer/Connect with JaninePodcast instagram - https://www.instagram.com/waitingforyou.podcast/Photography instagram - https://www.instagram.com/janinefoxphotography/Photography website - https://www.janinefoxphotography.co.nz/Submit to the podcast - https://www.janinefoxphotography.co.nz/podcast                            

Episode 4 is a tale of two Stranges. And a tale of two Christines, even though one of them flew completely under Andrew's radar.

The girls get very meta in this bonus summer episode! They cover the most recent watch party details and update the bleeders on new things to come. In celebration of Christines birthday they pick their favorite drink from the magic cup of doom. But perhaps the most fun and exciting part is, they will re-premiere the very mysterious deleted episode 5 from Season 2 (with a lot of renovations). Monkey Bone Zoom Watch Party5/29/2021 at 7pm PACIFIC Invite will be distributed through Instagram and Twitter direct message.IG: @thebleedinghammockTwitter: @BleedingHammockEmail: TheBleedingHammock@gmail.comClips featured in episode:Carmen Electra - “Bigger Dick”Nico - “These Days”Rick Glassman TYSO Theme SongMFDOOM Featuring Mr. Fantastik - “Rap Snitch Knishes”Heart - “Barracuda”Daft Punk - “Harder Better Faster Stronger”Kanye West Featuring Gil Scott-Heron - “Who Will Survive in America?”

This week we welcome our very first guest. We want nothing more than to share the stories of other powerful women in our group. Christines humor and honesty was a breath of fresh air for us all. Christine is the perfect mix of business, vulnerability and humor. Join us this week as Christine takes us along her career journey and how she got to where she is today. We all decided we'd like to be her when we grow up as she tells us stories of uncomfortable conversations with past CEO's. Being her own advocate and ultimately deciding what she wants out of her career, and how it has led her to where she is now. We have no doubt that our women listeners are capable of great things and Christine is a prime example of this. She got Danielle's business juices flowing and made us realize how special it is bringing people into the pod. You all have listened to us and got to know us and sitting down with Christine it took us no time at all to get to know her in the same capacity and feel like long time friends. It makes us that much more grateful for this community as we get to see just how amazing women are and truly what we've all had to endure in our careers, its no small thing! We are so excited for Christine's new career and have no doubt she will blaze a remarkable trail.