Podcasts about Cian

Laurens en Stefan gaan verder. Plaats van handeling: Bajes. Op de agenda: allerhande wielernieuws (Cian - hoe dan?!), het EK dames (Playstation in de koers - kan het toch?!) en natuurlijk de mannenkoers gistermiddag. Want ook al was er uiteindelijk niet veel spannends te melden, gelukkig was er genoeg om over te babbelen. Over Remco en de tien minuten regel, over Pogacar en z'n blauwe hulptroepen.En hoe zat het ook alweer met Senna Remijn? Je hoort het allemaal, in weer een nieuwe aflevering van de Live Slow Ride Fast podcast.

New Connacht head coach Stuart Lancaster faced the media alongside Cian Prendergast and Jack Carty on Monday afternoon. Saturday's 26-15 victory over Benetton in the opening game of their URC campaign was the main talking point, as well as the focus now turning to another home clash at Dexcom Stadium against Scarlets on Saturday afternoon.

Cian Byrne speaks to our own Cillian Horan ahead of our live commentary game of Bohemians' derby clash with Shamrock Rovers, a game which Bohs need to win to keep their European push going.The League of Ireland on Off The Ball with Rockshore 0.0

In a special edition episode of the NFL Pod this week, Cian travels down to Limerick to talk to two time Super Bowl winner Max Starks before the lads dive into the usual bits in studio. Ger is back to join Mick and Cian looking ahead to the biggest NFL weekend in Irish history.

Arrancamos la 5ª temporada del podcast desde Málaga reflexionado sobre identidad digital y privacidad con el director de innovación y laboratorio de Telefónica Tech, Sergio de los Santos; la abogada especializada en derecho digital y privacidad, Lola Carranza; y el periodista y escritor, Álex Grijelmo. La identidad digital es una extensión de nuestra presencia física. En un mundo cada vez más digitalizado y conectado ¿cuál es el principal riesgo de la gestión de nuestra identidad? ¿Podemos conseguir tener un único “yo” en internet? ¿La ley protege suficientemente nuestra identidad y privacidad? Un episodio grabado en directo desde el Centro de Ciberseguridad de Andalucía (CIAN) analizando los aspectos tecnológicos, legales, sociales y éticos de la gestión de quiénes somos en el mundo virtual. Suscríbete a nuestro newsletter y recibirás mensualmente los nuevos episodios en primicia y contenido extra relacionado https://bit.ly/3vtBujk See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

La santé est un bien universel… mais aussi une question de gros moyens. Depuis plusieurs années, le financement des systèmes de santé en Afrique se fragilise : baisse des financements publics, crises budgétaires, conséquences durables du Covid-19. Début 2025, le retour au pouvoir de Donald Trump a marqué un tournant brutal avec une réduction des subventions américaines notamment à travers l'USAID. Un coup dur pour de nombreux pays dans leur lutte contre le VIH, le paludisme ou encore financer le planning familial. Mais face à ce contexte défavorable, d'autres acteurs notamment privés inventent de nouveaux leviers de financement. Nos invités Erick Maville – président de Santé en Entreprise, président de la Commission Santé du CIAN (conseil français des investisseurs en Afrique) Amina Abou Khalil – administratrice générale de la Fondation Orange Guinée Ingrid Etoke – experte en financement de la santé, actuellement employée par la fondation Bill & Melinda Gates Ali Attié – directeur général du groupe de courtage en assurances santé GGA Groupe en Côte d'Ivoire. Thématiques de l'émission 1. L'impact des coupes budgétaires Retrait partiel de l'USAID et diminution de l'aide européenne. Conséquences directes sur la lutte contre le VIH, le paludisme et le système hospitalier. 2. Nouvelles sources de financement Partage des financements entre public et privé. Rôle croissant des assurances, partenariats public-privé et mécanismes communautaires. Mobilisation de la diaspora et fiscalité locale. 3. Accès aux soins et inégalités Quels modèles de couverture universelle en Afrique ? Développement des assurances santé en Côte d'Ivoire. Projet Caravane Santé 3è âge de la Fondation Orange en Guinée : dépistage et prévention du diabète et de l'hypertension. Reportage signé du correspondant de RFI Tangi Bihan : 4. Investissements stratégiques Recherche médicale et production locale de médicaments (réduction des importations). Formation et maintien du personnel de santé pour limiter l'exode des cerveaux médicaux. Place de la digitalisation : télémédecine, e-santé, optimisation des coûts. 5. Vers une souveraineté sanitaire africaine ? Moins de dépendance à l'aide extérieure ? Nécessité d'un équilibre entre financements publics, privés et philanthropiques. Défis d'équité sociale face à la privatisation progressive du secteur.

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La santé est un bien universel… mais aussi une question de gros moyens. Depuis plusieurs années, le financement des systèmes de santé en Afrique se fragilise : baisse des financements publics, crises budgétaires, conséquences durables du Covid-19. Début 2025, le retour au pouvoir de Donald Trump a marqué un tournant brutal avec une réduction des subventions américaines notamment à travers l'USAID. Un coup dur pour de nombreux pays dans leur lutte contre le VIH, le paludisme ou encore financer le planning familial. Mais face à ce contexte défavorable, d'autres acteurs notamment privés inventent de nouveaux leviers de financement. Nos invités Erick Maville – président de Santé en Entreprise, président de la Commission Santé du CIAN (conseil français des investisseurs en Afrique) Amina Abou Khalil – administratrice générale de la Fondation Orange Guinée Ingrid Etoke – experte en financement de la santé, actuellement employée par la fondation Bill & Melinda Gates Ali Attié – directeur général du groupe de courtage en assurances santé GGA Groupe en Côte d'Ivoire. Thématiques de l'émission 1. L'impact des coupes budgétaires Retrait partiel de l'USAID et diminution de l'aide européenne. Conséquences directes sur la lutte contre le VIH, le paludisme et le système hospitalier. 2. Nouvelles sources de financement Partage des financements entre public et privé. Rôle croissant des assurances, partenariats public-privé et mécanismes communautaires. Mobilisation de la diaspora et fiscalité locale. 3. Accès aux soins et inégalités Quels modèles de couverture universelle en Afrique ? Développement des assurances santé en Côte d'Ivoire. Projet Caravane Santé 3è âge de la Fondation Orange en Guinée : dépistage et prévention du diabète et de l'hypertension. Reportage signé du correspondant de RFI Tangi Bihan : 4. Investissements stratégiques Recherche médicale et production locale de médicaments (réduction des importations). Formation et maintien du personnel de santé pour limiter l'exode des cerveaux médicaux. Place de la digitalisation : télémédecine, e-santé, optimisation des coûts. 5. Vers une souveraineté sanitaire africaine ? Moins de dépendance à l'aide extérieure ? Nécessité d'un équilibre entre financements publics, privés et philanthropiques. Défis d'équité sociale face à la privatisation progressive du secteur.

Marie Crowe is joined in studio by Paul Corry and Katie Kirk to talk Champions League latest and Cian McPhillips' breakthrough day at the World Athletics Championship. Plus Rebecca Creagh on a pivotal phase in the women's soccer season and Jeff Shepard starts our countdown to NFL in Croke Park! Game On.

Cian Sweeney, known for 1000 Beasts is doing a unique piano performance on Culture Night. He tells PJ about it and about his love of Culture Night.As If I Always Knew presents Cian Sweeney – A Piano Meditation Fri Sep 19th Cork City Hall – Concert Hall 5:30pm – 6:20pm & 8:00pm – 8:50pm Booking required see here Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A deep dive into the evolution of one of Ireland's leading refractive surgery clinics – the Wellington Eye Clinic in Dublin. This is a must-listen for anyone passionate about refractive surgery and the future of eye care.Joining us is Arthur Cummings, one of the world's most respected refractive surgeons. Arthur takes us on a journey from his move from South Africa to Ireland in 1994, through the nerve-wracking return to phaco surgery after eight years away, to his meticulous data collection that has helped refine outcomes and push the field forward. He also shares insights into the ever-changing technologies that have shaped his practice.We're also joined by his son – and now partner – Brendan Cummings, along with Cian Gildea, the clinic's senior optometrist. Together, they reveal what makes the Wellington team tick: a patient-first philosophy, comprehensive optometrist-led pre-op assessments, meticulous dry eye management, and the power of word-of-mouth growth over flashy social media.Eyes on Tomorrow is supported by Topcon Healthcare and Théa UK.Subscribers to the podcast will have access to monthly bonus episodes. This month Arthur explains his innovative, video-based approach to patient consent, and Cian shares how working in this environment has expanded his role and made him an integral part of the decision-making process.This, along with a host of CPD resources, all for just £25 per year when you subscribe at eyesontomorrow.substack.com/subscribe.Produced by Matt Hill at Rethink Audio. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit eyesontomorrow.substack.com/subscribe

This week, Barry Drake is joined by two guests, Mark Robinson and Cian Mulrooney. First up, Derby-winning trainer Mark Robinson looks back on his roots in the sport, that unforgettable BOYLE Sports Irish Greyhound Derby night with Ballyanne Sim back in 2018, and recent highlights with exciting youngster Get Up The Boy. Mark talks through the dog's performances so far and the plan to target the National Puppy at Shelbourne Park later in the year. He also reflects on other standout greyhounds and the family involvement in the kennel. Then Barry chats with Cian Mulrooney from Galway. Cian shares his his family's story in greyhound racing and their star Annie On Faya, his work with the Galway Supporters Club and the Young People's Forum, and his family's sponsorship of the On Faya Galway Oaks. We also look ahead to the Semi-Finals this weekend in Galway. Have a listen to their chat now!

Cian Ó Náraigh ag plé a dráma nua.

#NerdToKnow, #TheConjuring, #TheConjuringUniverse, #TheConjuringLastRites, #AlienEarth, #AlienFranchise, #Xenomorph, #HorrorMovies, #SciFiTV, #PodcastLife, #GeekCulture, #PhoenixFM, #SpotifyPodcast, #YouTubeShow This week, Darragh and Cian break down the Conjuring franchise ahead of The Last Rites, and dive into FX's new sci-fi epic Alien: Earth. Horror, xenomorphs, and plenty of chaos!

PJ talks to Cian Murtagh who got a house to do up after people rallied around him in a fundraiser. Everything is going according to plan and he's studying for an ecology cert! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Triúr a bheidh ag tabhairt fén gColáiste don gcéad uair tar éis torthaí na hArdteistiméarachta.

 This week I'm talking to Jill Nason from Wicklow, Ireland, who has racked up nearly every parenting experience, or so it seems!Jill discusses her first child, Clodagh's, premature birth, NICU stay, and successful breastfeeding journey. With her second child, Cian, she underwent a home birth but faced challenges with sleep training and medical issues. For her third child Seán, a c-section was necessary due to prior medical complications, and she experienced reflux issues. Jill reflects on her struggles with wanting to conceive a fourth child while breastfeeding and how modifying her feeding schedule meant she finally achieved pregnancy while continuing to breastfeed her third child. My new picture book on how breastfeeding journeys end, The Story of Jessie's Milkies, is available from Amazon here -  The Story of Jessie's Milkies. In the UK, you can also buy it from The Children's Bookshop in Muswell Hill, London. Other book shops and libraries can source a copy from Ingram Spark publishing.You can also get 10% off my books on supporting breastfeeding beyond six months and supporting the transition from breastfeeding at the Jessica Kingsley press website, that's uk.jkp.com using the code MMPE10 at checkout.Follow me on Instagram  @emmapickettibclc or find out more on my website www.emmapickettbreastfeedingsupport.com Resources mentioned - Carol Smyth IBCLC for fertility and breastfeeding https://www.carolsmyth.co.uk/breastfeeding-resources/posts/2017/june/breastfeeding-fertility-and-subfertility-1/Breastfeeding support in Ireland https://www.cuidiu.ie/@‌lyndsey_hookway for sleep information This podcast is presented by Emma Pickett IBCLC, and produced by Emily Crosby Media.

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The next entry to the Local Selection Mix Series welcomes Kildare-based DJ and producer Cian Fox. For this installment, Cian provides us with an hour of no nonsense techno. Ranging right across the spectrum from stripped back to driving cuts within the genre. Cian Fox has begun to spark attention among the local and international dance scenes in recent years, with the 20 year old earning a slot on the acclaimed live-streaming platform Pattern Berlin, while garnering support slots for Dylan Fogarty, Jon10 and Puzzy Wrangler within a relatively short period. This success has led him to play for some exciting local parties such as The Shed Residents, Crush and Oblivion. These opportunities without a doubt, are linked to Cian's fine discography that he has built. Releasing multiple EPs on his SoundCloud, along with releases on Blurr, Fast Dogs and U-Traxx, has allowed him to express his vision for techno, while connecting with like-minded listeners. In particular, he has received notable support from Reformist and Remco Beekwilder, who has given his productions the seal of approval from playing at various gigs and radio shows. This mix further outlines his idea of techno, one that is rooted in the past that also takes aim at the future. Elegantly curated and mixed, this is an exceptional recording for any avid techno connoisseur. Even more so for an artist who is at the beginning of what could very well be a long and exciting journey in dance music. CIAN FOX SC: @cianfox IG: www.instagram.com/cianfox.1 Four Four Magazine 
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This week Cian and Darragh pit DC and Marvel's biggest 2025 releases against each other with Superman and Fantastic Four. Darragh explains why he “passionately hates Superman” and why the character only works when his humanity is tested rather than his powers. The hosts explore what makes for a good Superman story from All-Star Superman to Red Son and critique why most movie versions miss the point. On the Marvel side they celebrate the Fantastic Four's legacy as the comic that launched the Silver Age praise Jack Kirby's influence and spotlight Doctor Doom as one of the greatest villains ever created. They discuss how the team's real strength lies in their scientific minds and cosmic problem solving rather than monster brawls. The episode wraps with a question for listeners: which film will have the bigger impact and can either franchise find its lasting spark?

Bhí Cian linn ar maidin ag labhairt faoin ghrúpa míolta móra agus deilfeanna agus faoi chéard ar cheart a dhéanamh má thagann tú ar ainmhí atá tagtha i dtír.

This week, Cian and Kev take a nostalgic (and slightly overheated) deep dive into Star Trek: Enterprise — the oft-forgotten fifth Trek series. From creative burnout after Voyager, to behind-the-scenes trivia, to how 9/11's shadow unexpectedly shaped its tone, they unpack why this prequel feels so different. Plus: gripes about streaming services, ads on paid subscriptions, and the peril of eating too much Chinese food before recording.

Fionnuala and Cian discuss two of the biggest pop albums of the summer - Lorde's 'Virgin' and Kesha's '.'Get the full episode plus all bonus episodes on Patreon - patreon.com/flopculture Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Transform your garden with powerful homemade fertilisers hiding in plain sight! This episode dives into the world of natural plant nutrition, answering listener Cian's question about nettle and comfrey teas.Discover why these humble "weeds" might be your garden's greatest untapped resource. Nettle tea, packed with nitrogen, creates remarkably resilient leafy growth with glossier, darker foliage that naturally resists pests and disease. Meanwhile, comfrey provides the potassium boost flowering and fruiting plants crave. Together, they form a complete natural feeding system that nurtures both plants and the vital soil ecosystem beneath them.You'll learn the simple process for creating these potent brews, when to apply each for maximum benefit, and how to recognise the subtle but significant differences between plants fed with natural fertilisers versus synthetic options. Beyond nettles and comfrey, we explore other free fertiliser sources you might be overlooking – from banana peels to grass clippings – and how the "chop and drop" method can build remarkable soil health with minimal effort.The underlying philosophy throughout is clear: feed the soil, not just the plant. When you nourish the complex web of life beneath your feet, it rewards you with stronger, healthier plants that require fewer interventions. Whether you're growing vegetables, flowers, or maintaining borders, these sustainable approaches deliver results while keeping your garden in harmony with nature. Have a gardening question you'd like answered? Reach out and your topic might feature in an upcoming episode!Support the showIf there is any topic you would like covered in future episodes, please let me know. Email: info@mastermygarden.com Master My Garden Courses: https://mastermygarden.com/courses/Check out Master My Garden on the following channels Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mastermygarden/ Instagram @Mastermygarden https://www.instagram.com/mastermygarden/ Until next week Happy gardening John

Cian Walsh, Head of Hedge Funds and Private Debt at Formue, joins Alan Dunne to explore what it means to allocate capital when the macro regime, client expectations, and the structure of markets are all in flux. He explains why the 60/40 model obscures more than it reveals, how he is adapting institutional frameworks for thousands of private clients, and what changes when you view hedge funds not as a bucket, but as a function. From the discipline of sizing trend in a sideways regime to the slow shift from vintage private credit to evergreen, this is a conversation about building portfolios that can hold together when the ground moves.-----50 YEARS OF TREND FOLLOWING BOOK AND BEHIND-THE-SCENES VIDEO FOR ACCREDITED INVESTORS - CLICK HERE-----Follow Niels on Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube or via the TTU website.IT's TRUE ? – most CIO's read 50+ books each year – get your FREE copy of the Ultimate Guide to the Best Investment Books ever written here.And you can get a free copy of my latest book “Ten Reasons to Add Trend Following to Your Portfolio” here.Learn more about the Trend Barometer here.Send your questions to info@toptradersunplugged.comAnd please share this episode with a like-minded friend and leave an honest Rating & Review on iTunes or Spotify so more people can discover the podcast.Follow Alan on Twitter.Follow Cian on LinkedIn.Episode TimeStamps: 02:12 - Introduction to Cian Walsh05:30 - How does institutional asset allocation stand out?06:39 - Asset allocation in a shifting regime09:33 - A move towards mass customization10:26 - The 60/40 portfolio is dying - what is next?13:28 - The challenges of implementing a total portfolio approach17:16 - Dealing with underperforming strategies20:09 - More growth or more all-weather?23:30 - Why Walsh believes in systematic trading28:51 - Do Walsh hold any long volatility strategies?30:04 - Walsh's process for selecting managers36:55...

Den chéad uair riamh d'éirigh le foireann LADTA+, Na Gaeil Aeracha sraith peile de chuid an Chumainn Lúthchleas Gael a bhaint nuair a bhain siad Roinn 11A de Shraith Peile Bhaile Átha Cliath.

PERU TRIPScott's new fav athletic brandIn this podcast episode, Joy and Claire celebrate Scott's birthday and reminisce about past birthday celebrations, including a memorable Irish cake from a gas station and a surprise party organized by Cian. They discuss Scott's recent concert experience at a Metallica show and share Joy's humorous attempt to buy a birthday gift that Scott secretly had in his cart. Additionally, they delve into topics like Nordstrom's anniversary sale, fragrance products, the dramatic metabolic aspects of Ozempic, and the hilarious pros and cons of high-tech bidet systems that analyze one's health through stool samples.00:00 Scott's Birthday Celebration00:26 Memories of Past Birthdays01:33 Scott's Metallica Concert Experience03:24 Gift Dilemmas and Surprises06:31 Exploring Castle Rock07:45 Scott's New Favorite Athletic Brand11:22 Thrift Shopping and Fashion Preferences17:30 Neighborhood Block Party22:56 Public Lands Policy Discussion33:36 Misunderstandings About Euthanasia34:13 The Complexity of Shelter Labels34:53 Navigating Opinions and Agendas35:36 Addressing Feedback on Ozempic36:19 Personal Reflections on Diet Culture42:47 Menopause Brain Story43:03 The Saga of Ordering Contacts51:54 Spicy Sauvignon Blanc Trend55:07 Nordstrom Anniversary Sale and Home Fragrances58:42 AI-Powered Toilet Seat01:02:49 Concluding Thoughts and Farewell

W szóstym, ostatnim odcinku cyklu Radio Naukowe Od Podstaw: Emocje dr Alicja Puścianwyjaśnia, jak w kontekście aktualnych badań naukowych prezentują się znane tezy o emocjachw powiązaniu z płcią. Dowiecie się, czy kobiety są bardziej emocjonalne niż mężczyźni, jakiwpływ na emocje mają hormony, jak socjalizacja wpływa na kształtowanie mózgu i czyrzeczywiście mężczyźni jako bardziej opanowani lepiej się sprawdzają na stanowiskachkierowniczych.Od Podstaw to nowy, dodatkowy cykl odcinków Radia Naukowego – serie tematyczne, krótsze odcinki, naukowcy, których znacie i lubicie, porządkują dla was fundamentalne kwestie w swoich dziedzinach. Macie pomysł na nową serię? Piszcie: kontakt@radionaukowe.pl lub komentujcie tutaj!Robimy dobrą robotę? Pomóż nam dostarczać jeszcze więcej mądrych treści. Dołącz do społeczności Patronek i Patronów: 

W piątym odcinku naszego cyklu Radio Naukowe Od Podstaw: Emocje bierzemy na warsztat tezy, z którymi można się spotkać w dyskusjach – na żywo czy w internecie: emocje są oznaką słabości,emocjami rządzi gadzi mózg,emocje dzielą się na dobre i złe,nieprzyjemnych emocji należy unikać, ignorować je,„taka już jestem” / „taki już jestem”, nie będę kontrolować emocji, bo to niezdrowe,brak kontroli nad ekspresją swoich emocji jest niedojrzałością, jest dziecinny.Z którymi tezami neurobiolożka zachowania dr Alicja Puścian się zgodzi, a z którymi się rozprawi? Posłuchajcie. Wyposażycie się w wiedzę i argumenty w dyskusjach!Od Podstaw to nowy, dodatkowy cykl odcinków Radia Naukowego – serie tematyczne, krótsze odcinki, naukowcy, których znacie i lubicie, porządkują dla was fundamentalne kwestie w swoich dziedzinach. Robimy dobrą robotę? Pomóż nam dostarczać jeszcze więcej mądrych treści. Dołącz do społeczności Patronek i Patronów: 

Juliet Gash reports from the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health today, some committee members expressed zero confidence in the CHI Board and Management and described events as scandalous. Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, joins Cian in studio to discuss.

Fionnuala and Cian are here to tell YOU who Addison Rae is - does she provoke you with her tone? And is her debut album a bop or a flop?Plus, Cian's thoughts on Primavera, Cowboy Carter in London and a very apprehensive toe dip into the current Sabrina Carpenter controversy.Get the full episode on Patreon - patreon.com/flopculture Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Człowiek to wiadomo, odczuwa całą gamę emocji, mniej lub bardziej zniuansowanych. A inne zwierzęta? Czy pies, który zjadł zeszyt z pracą domową (to się musi zdarzać, skoro tyle osób to raportuje!), zerka na człowieka, bo mu wstyd? A może to wyuczony odruch, który zmniejsza ryzyko kary?Naukowcy badają zwierzęta za pomocą nowoczesnych technologii (wyobraźcie sobie psa, który wchodzi do rezonansu magnetycznego i daje sobie obserwować aktywność mózgu), dzięki czemu wiemy, że podstawowe warianty emocji odczuwają prawdopodobnie wszystkie zwierzęta – nawet owady.W czwartym odcinku cyklu Radio Naukowe: Od Podstaw – Emocje skupiamy się na ewolucji emocji. Posłuchacie o tym, jak emocjami potrafią „zarażać się” nawet tak nieskomplikowane, zdawałoby się, zwierzęta jak ryby; o tym, dlaczego bardziej społeczne zwierzęta mają zwykle szerszy zasób emocji i jak w ogóle badać, co czuje wąż albo muszka owocówka.Od Podstaw to nowy, dodatkowy cykl odcinków Radia Naukowego – serie tematyczne, krótsze odcinki, naukowcy, których znacie i lubicie, którzy porządkują dla was fundamentalne kwestie w swoich dziedzinach.Działamy dzięki wsparciu na https://patronite.pl/radionaukowe. Dziękujemy i zapraszamy do dołączenia do społeczności Patronów!

PJ hears the incredible story of Cian's recovery over 6 years from a severe brain injury and Olivia's tireless advocacy for better Brain Injury care and help for carers. See also abiireland.ie and carersweek.ie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Two-time Hurler of the Year and Limerick captain, Cian Lynch, spoke to Will O'Callaghan at the launch of the All-Ireland Championship about their loss to Cork on penalties in the Munster final, his approach to the game, and Nickie Quaid's remarkable recovery from a knee ligament injury.

Los Angelas AP Reporter Philip Crowther joins Cian to provide the latest updates on the anti-ICE protests.

Więcej mądrych treści dostarczamy dzięki wsparciu na https://patronite.pl/radionaukowe***– Przede wszystkim spowolnić – mówi dr Alicja Puścian, pytana o metody pozwalające na opanowanie własnych emocji. – Te parę przysłowiowych wdechów nie wzięło się znikąd. Wykonując głębokie wdechy, dajemy informację zwrotną swojemu własnemu organizmowi, że wszystko tutaj jest w porządku, że to nie jest sytuacja, która powinna bardzo nas denerwować. Dobrze jest także kontrolować to, gdzie płynie nasza uwaga. Umiejscowienie uwagi jest jedną z najskuteczniejszych strategii regulacji emocji – wyjaśnia.W trzecim odcinku naszego cyklu Radio Naukowe Od Podstaw: Emocje, zajmujemy się naukowo potwierdzonymi metodami regulowania emocji. Przy okazji podkreślamy od razu, że regulowanie emocji nie oznacza ich duszenia w sobie czy wypierania. Z odcinka dowiecie się, jak zapanować nad stresem przy wystąpieniach publicznych lub przed rozmową o pracę, jak nie powiedzieć za wiele w czasie kłótni i jak nie dać oszustom rozgrywać naszych emocji.Od Podstaw to nowy, dodatkowy cykl odcinków Radia Naukowego. Serie tematyczne, krótsze odcinki, naukowcy, których znacie i lubicie, którzy porządkują dla was fundamentalne kwestie w swoich dziedzinach.

« Les entreprises françaises sont trop frileuses en Afrique, elles doivent se réengager sur le continent », déclare Étienne Giros, le patron des opérateurs français en Afrique, qui publie 54 nuances d'Afrique aux éditions Télémaque. Étienne Giros a travaillé 23 ans dans le groupe Bolloré. Depuis onze ans, il préside le CIAN, l'association professionnelle qui regroupe les entreprises françaises opérant en Afrique. Il salue la résilience des quelque 5 000 opérateurs français qui travaillent toujours en Afrique et qui emploient 700 000 personnes. Mais il les invite à plus d'audace. Étienne Giros est le Grand invité Afrique de Christophe Boisbouvier.  RFI : Emmanuel Macron et Jean-Luc Mélenchon ne sont pas d'accord sur tout, comme chacun le sait, mais ils sont d'accord pour dire que les entreprises françaises en Afrique profitent trop d'une situation de rente et qu'elles n'innovent pas assez. Pourquoi cela vous met-il en colère ?Étienne Giros : Cela m'agace parce que cela ne correspond pas à la réalité. Qu'est-ce que c'est qu'une rente ? Une rente, c'est bénéficier d'une situation de monopole qu'on va créer soi-même pour obtenir des tarifs élevés et ne pas développer des progrès techniques, etc. Les grands groupes français et les entreprises de taille moyenne, qui sont en France, ont peut-être eu des situations de rente en Afrique il y a cinquante ou soixante ans. Maintenant, rien n'est plus faux que cela. Les entreprises françaises sont soumises à la concurrence. Je prends un exemple d'un groupe que je connais bien : l'ancien groupe Bolloré qui maintenant s'appelle en Afrique AGL. Il est en concurrence avec des opérateurs chinois, dubaïotes et originaires d'autres régions du monde sur les ports. Le groupe Orange, qui est très important en Afrique dans la téléphonie, est en concurrence avec sept ou huit opérateurs mondiaux. S'il ne performe pas en qualité et s'il n'a pas les bons prix, je peux vous dire qu'il sera battu. C'est donc une erreur de croire que nous sommes en position de monopole.Est-ce que la compagnie Air France ne profite pas de sa position de monopole sur certaines lignes pour imposer des billets d'avion très très chers ?J'avoue que cela peut arriver et que les billets sont chers. C'est une question souvent de permis et d'autorisation de slots [les créneaux horaires donnés à une compagnie aérienne, NDLR] qui doivent être donnés par les autorités africaines. On appelle de nos vœux l'ouverture de ces marchés, car la communication entre les pays africains est très importante et effectivement c'est trop cher.Vous dites que les entreprises françaises restent très présentes en Afrique. Elles sont plus de 5 000, elles emploient 700 000 Africains pour un chiffre d'affaires de combien ?Cent milliards d'euros, ce qui est beaucoup plus que tout le volume d'affaires que nous faisons avec les États-Unis ou la Chine.Mais vous dites aussi, que depuis le Covid-19 de 2020, vous voyez des chefs d'entreprise français qui préfèrent renoncer à leurs projets en Afrique. Pourquoi ?Ils renoncent ou ralentissent parce qu'ils sont confrontés à un ressenti du risque africain qui est élevé. Le départ de la France dans des conditions compliquées, on va dire cela comme ça, du Sahel, les affaires de conformité avec le risque réputationnel ou le risque d'être traîné devant les tribunaux, les questions de la corruption qui perdurent et la petitesse des marchés…Tout cela fait que les entreprises françaises y réfléchissent à deux fois avant d'aller sur place. Notre travail, c'est de faire baisser le ressenti du risque en disant : « Non, l'Afrique n'est pas plus risquée qu'ailleurs ». Deuxièmement, en disant « Petit marché deviendra grand, une classe moyenne en Afrique arrive, la croissance démographique est là et ce continent est ouvert sur le monde ».Vous racontez dans votre livre l'histoire d'une entreprise française implantée en Afrique qui réclamait son argent. Le ministre des Finances de l'État concerné lui a répondu : « Je vous paye si vous me donnez 10% en dessous de la table ». C'est ce qu'on appelle du chantage. Comment cette entreprise française s'en est-elle tirée ?Elle s'en est tirée parce que c'était un grand groupe qui avait les reins solides. Elle a attendu. Elle a discuté avec les bailleurs de fonds. Elle a rendu public, non pas dans la presse mais à certaines personnalités, cet état de fait. Finalement au bout d'un an, un an et demi, ça a été réglé. Mais une entreprise de taille moyenne qui ne peut pas tenir un an, un an et demi et qui a les emplois en cause, va quelquefois, soit être obligée de partir, soit être obligée de céder. Tout ça pour dire que je sais que peut-être certains ne vont pas être d'accord avec ce que je vais dire. Et je pense que les entreprises dans les affaires de corruption sont davantage victimes qu'opératrices.Un groupe français bien connu, le groupe Bolloré, pour lequel vous avez travaillé, est visé par la justice française qui le soupçonne d'avoir acquis frauduleusement la gestion des ports de Lomé et de Conakry. Est-ce que le groupe est plutôt victime ou plutôt coupable ?Je ne vais pas prendre parti sur ce dossier d'autant que la justice n'a pas encore rendu ses conclusions. Je ne peux pas répondre à votre question.Cette affaire judiciaire n'est-elle pas la raison pour laquelle Vincent Bolloré a vendu toutes ses activités africaines en 2022 à l'armateur italo-suisse MSC ?Je ne suis pas mandaté pour expliquer les motivations du groupe pour son départ d'Afrique dans les domaines du transport. Je ne crois pas que cela soit la raison. Je crois que c'est simplement un arbitrage d'actifs. Et ce groupe, qui est un groupe puissant, qui évolue beaucoup, a décidé d'orienter sa stratégie de manière différente et de quitter les transports, puisqu'il a vendu, certes, ses activités de transport en Afrique à MSC, mais il a aussi vendu ses activités de transport monde à CMA CGM. Ce n'est pas l'Afrique qui était visée. Je pense que c'était simplement une réorientation stratégique. D'ailleurs, ce groupe conserve sa présence en Afrique dans le domaine des médias. Canal+, qui appartient à ce groupe, est en cours d'acquisition du grand opérateur de télévision payant sud-africain qui s'appelle Multichoice, une énorme acquisition sur toute l'Afrique australe. Deuxièmement, il déploie la fibre dans une dizaine de pays. Je pense donc que ce n'est pas un signe de désintérêt de l'Afrique, c'est plutôt une réorientation stratégique.

Dziś o emocjach w praktyce. – Mamy dowody, które pokazują nam, że prawidłowe funkcjonowanie emocjonalne niezbędne jest do tego, żeby efektywnie podejmować decyzje w życiu codziennym – opowiada dr Alicja Puścian.Z odcinka dowiecie się, czym jest walencja emocji i jak się wiąże z poziomem pobudzenia, dlaczego nie wolno ignorować nieprzyjemnych emocji, czy z punktu widzenia nauki da się oddzielić emocje od podejmowania decyzji i dlaczego czasem wybuchamy z powodu czegoś, co zwykle nas nie porusza.Od Podstaw to nowy, dodatkowy cykl odcinków Radia Naukowego. Serie tematyczne, krótsze odcinki, naukowcy, których znacie i lubicie, porządkujący dla was fundamentalne kwestie w swoich dziedzinach.

In this episode of the Any Given Runday podcast, we welcome runner, entrepreneur and content creator Cian Charlton (@ciancharlton on Instagram)Cian is a sub 3 hour marathon runner who recently came 3rd in the Great Ireland run with an incredible 33:57 time, 2nd in the Westport half marathon and winner of the Another Way 5k. If you don't know him for his running content, including that video of him reccing the Dublin half marathon this year on his bike, which I think we all saw, you might know him as the owner of 35 Vintage, in Fade Street.Cian discusses his running journey, from playing football and then transitioning from DJing and college partying to becoming an accomplished runner and the owner of 35 Vintage on Fade Street. Learn about his training routines, the role of social media in his journey, and his tips for anyone looking to take their running to the next level. 9:15 Introduction to Our Guest: Cian Charlton10:39 Early Sports and Transition to Running15:45 First Marathon Experience in Rome23:23 The Role of Social Media and Content Creation30:22 Insights on VO2 Max and Lactate Threshold Testing34:56 Altitude Training in Dublin38:43 Training Tips for a Sub-20 Minute 5K and pushing through the last 2k of a 5k Race45:09 The Transition from Partying to Running46:48 Supporting Local Races49:11 Balancing Race Pressure and Enjoyment54:58 Advice for Aspiring RunnersDon't forget to check our website to sign up for our Barcelona Marathon trip 2026! Packages are on sale now with a closing date to lock in the current prices on June 21sthttps://www.anygivenrunday.com/marathon-tripsYou can follow us on Instagram@anygivenrundaypodcastJoin us for our annual marathon trip abroad as we head back to Barcelona for 2026! Places are limited and you can find out more details by going to our website:https://www.anygivenrunday.com/marathon-trips You can now get 20% off all Perform Nutrition products, including their new Carb Gels, using the code 'AGR' at checkoutPerformNutrition.com This episode is sponsored by ULTRAPURE Laboratories. Ask for the ULTRAPURE Laboratories Muscle Recovery range in your local Pharmacy or Health Store. Their ULTRAPURE Ice Cold Menthol Gel is  instant fast acting and cooling savior. You can also check out their muscle recovery range through their website:Ultrapurelabs.ie

Czym są emocje? Według stworzonej w latach 70. klasyfikacji Ekmana odczuwamy sześć głównych emocji: radość, smutek, strach, złość, zaskoczenie i wstręt. Kiedy temat emocji został nieco bardziej zgłębiony naukowo, szybko okazało się, że klasyfikacja jest za wąska i… nieco zbyt sztywna. Emocji jest bowiem więcej, przenikają się i mają wspólne elementy. A wszystko to rodzi się w naszych głowach. – Emocje to całe konstelacje aktywności w naszym mózgu – opowiada dr Alicja Puścian, neurobiolożka behawioralna. W pierwszym odcinku cyklu o emocjach poznacie ich biologię: w których miejscach naszego mózgu powstają, jakie objawy somatyczne mogą wywoływać, jaki wpływ na pojawianie się emocji mają nasze hormony i jaka jest różnica między emocjami a uczuciami (i czy da się tu postawić wyraźną granicę).„Od podstaw” to nowy, dodatkowy cykl odcinków Radia Naukowego. Serie tematyczne, krótsze odcinki, naukowcy, których znacie i lubicie, porządkujący dla was fundamentalne kwestie w swoich dziedzinach.Dajcie znać, jak wam się podoba!

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One of the more exciting news points in recent weeks has been the announcement of the new First Nations initiative Damulgurra Stories. Founded by Larrakia man Cian Mungatj McCue, of Moogie Down Productions, and award-winning casting director and producer Sarah Price of Castaway NT, Damulgurra Stories aims to transform the way productions work with First Nations cast, crew and creatives both on and off screen— providing resources, protocols and training rooted in cultural integrity, collaboration and empowerment.Andrew caught up with Cian and Sarah ahead of the launch of Damulgurra Stories at Screen Forever on the Gold Coast this week to talk about the foundation of Damulgurra Stories, the change in First Nations storytelling in Australia, and how young and emerging First Nations talent can engage in storytelling.For more information, read the press release here.If you want to find out more about the work we do on The Curb, then head over to TheCurb.com.au, or follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Bluesky @thecurbau. We are a completely independent and ad free website that lives on the support of listeners and readers just like you. Visit Patreon.com/thecurbau, where you can support our work from as little as $1 a month. If you are unable to financially support us, then please consider sharing this interview with your film loving friends. We'd also love it if you could rate and review us on the podcast player of your choice. Every review helps amplify the interviews and stories from filmmakers to a wider audience. Thanks for listening to this chat with Cian and Sarah. For other interviews and reviews, visit theCurb.com.au. Please rate, review, and share this interview with your film loving friends. We hope they like it as much as you have. I'll see you on the next one. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of HALO Talks, host Pete Moore sits down with Gabriel Cian, a serial entrepreneur from France with a passion for longevity and health innovation. Gabriel shares his journey from building and successfully exiting two tech startups to founding the 2060 Foundation, an organization dedicated to advancing longevity through investment and policy change. The conversation dives further into the intricacies of selling a company, the booming field of longevity science, and the crucial roles of healthspan, lifespan, and mental health in extending quality of life. Gabriel and Pete also discuss the challenges and opportunities facing entrepreneurs in this space, the global landscape of longevity policy, and how his foundation is helping drive change through investment and advocacy. Whether you're a startup founder, investor, or simply curious about the future of human health and well-being, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration from one of the leading voices in the field. When it comes to the aging process, Cian states, "We are trying to slow it down, stop it, or even, let's be crazy, reverse it! And this is more science fiction-like. It's more futuristic, and it's certainly riskier as a business model." Key themes discussed Serial entrepreneurship and successful tech company exits. Structuring and achieving earn-outs during company acquisitions. Transition from tech to longevity and health span focus. The mission and activities of the 2060 Foundation. Importance of mental health and social connections in aging. A few key takeaways:  1. Career Pivot to Longevity: Gabriel built and successfully exited two tech startups (including getemail.io), primarily in AI, big data, and marketing automation. After his last exit in 2021, he shifted his focus entirely to the field of longevity, dedicating the next chapter of his life to helping people live longer, healthier lives. 2. Longevity Ecosystem: Healthspan vs. Lifespan Gabriel outlined two "ecosystems" within longevity: Healthspan: Practical, current interventions like physical activity, nutrition, sleep, stress management, and proven supplements. Lifespan: The science-driven, experimental side aiming to understand and potentially slow or even reverse aging at the biological level—an area that's more risky but with potentially greater breakthroughs. 3. The 2060 Foundation's Unique Model: His 2060 Foundation is structured to bridge short-term and long-term solutions. In the short-term, they're building startups focused on healthspan (which investors and VCs more easily understand.) The profits and expertise from those support longer-term, riskier projects—like advocating for legal and regulatory changes and funding true lifespan-extending science. 4. Investment Club Approach: A core project of the 2060 Foundation is an investment group made up of entrepreneurs passionate about longevity. Their aim is to funnel more capital and mentor talent into both healthspan startups and true longevity biotech, without seeking profit for the foundation itself. 5. Policy, Prevention, and Advocacy Gabriel emphasized two roadblocks to progress in longevity: Governments' reluctance to fund true "preventative" healthcare versus reactive "sick care", and the fact that aging isn't classified as a disease on a global medical level, which limits research funding. Resources:  Gabriel Cian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabriel-cian-807b39156/?originalSubdomain=fr  Ikare.ai: https://www.ikare.ai 2060 Life Foundation: https://2060.life  Prospect Wizard: http://www.theprospectwizard.com Promotion Vault: http://www.promotionvault.com HigherDose: http://www.higherdose.com

Cian O'Clery is a director and producer of unscripted television. He is the co-creator and series director/producer of 'Love On The Spectrum'. His series have won numerous awards both in Australia and internationally, including several Emmy Awards. 

Happy Monday, y'all! We chatted about some Kim Zolciak proud mom posts and Erin Lichy's baby boy Jack being born then got into 90 Day Fiance's latest episode of season 11. I shared that I don't have alot of hope for most of the couples and Sarper and Shekinah might end up being together in the long run. Jeff Lewis Live had co hosts Mickey Guyton and Zach Noe Towers and Jeff let us know an update on Cian's employment. Then he let us know that his boyfriend Ty flew home from Dallas with him and shared some very personal info about Ty's past. I hope Jeff gave him a head's up that he'd share it with his live audience. Grab a drink of choice and let's hang out together for the next hour! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Happy Friday, ya'll! On today's Reality Water Cooler we chat about how WEIRD The White Lotus is and I'm not sure I'm cut out for tv shows like this as I'm way too practical for it. Jeff Lewis is in Dallas so he told us about his wild night out and his fun night in with boyfriend Ty. Cian was late to work today and that made Jeff very angry so this ongoing story will continue as I'm sure Cian is looking for a new job after being berated on the show earlier this week.If you love celebrity news and reality tv and Jeff Lewis then you are in the right place so grab a drink and let's spend the next hour together.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Andy Cohen, king of all things Bravo, and his SiriusXM cohost, John Hill, join Jeff and the chumps in New York City. They chat about Jeff creepily sneaking into Shane and Cian's hotel room, kids sneaking food, and John's body dysmorphia.• • • Want more Jeff Lewis? Click here to sign up for 3 free months of SiriusXM and listen weekdays to "Jeff Lewis Live" from 12-2pE/9-11aP on Radio Andy Channel 102. Plus, tune into The Jeff Lewis Channel for even more Jeff content streaming exclusively on the SiriusXM app channel 789.• • • Host - Jeff LewisGuests - Andy Cohen, John Hill, & Shane DouglasDirector - Alyssa HeimrichSenior Producer & Editor - Jamison ScalaPhone Screener – Oscar Beltran