Podcasts about CLT

Tenha acesso a +15 modelos de IA, cursos, ferramentas exclusivas e 30 dias grátis pra testar: https://go.adapta.org/campaign/adapta-mm-youtubeO Brasil está condenado a ser o país da "meia-entrada" e do "ganho fácil"?No Market Makers de hoje, recebemos Ivan Barboza, sócio e gestor do fundo de ações da Ártica Long Term (que acumula 29% de rentabilidade ao ano em 12 anos), para discutir os motivos estruturais que travam o crescimento do Brasil. Em uma carta recente, a Ártica provoca: por que não saímos do lugar?Ivan aponta problemas profundos que vão além da política. Ele explica como a "cultura do ganho fácil" e a mentalidade de que "CDF é otário" são os verdadeiros freios da nossa educação e produtividade. Discutimos também como programas de benefícios, como o Bolsa Família, criam uma "armadilha populista" que desincentiva o trabalho formal (CLT) e gera falta de mão de obra na indústria.Além disso, o gestor detalha como o complexo sistema tributário brasileiro incentiva mais o lobby do que a eficiência. Segundo ele, no Brasil, "vale mais a pena fazer lobby do que fazer a melhor cadeira do mundo".Mas, então, como um investidor de longo prazo navega nesse cenário de "mediocridade estável"? Ivan Barboza revela sua estratégia para lucrar com a volatilidade gerada por esses ruídos. Ele explica por que ignora o "Tarcísio Trade" e foca em comprar boas empresas quando todos estão pessimistas – como agora, momento em que a alocação do investidor local na bolsa está nas mínimas de 25 anos.Para fechar, o gestor abre a carteira da Ártica e detalha três teses de investimento:-Suzano (SUZB3): Por que ele está comprando a "Arábia Saudita da celulose" enquanto o preço da commodity está em baixa.-Track & Field (TFCO4): A "marca de luxo" do exercício que criou um nicho protegido e cresce de forma consistente.-Charmcare (Japão): A surpreendente tese internacional para investir no envelhecimento da população japonesa.Você concorda com o Ivan? O maior problema do Brasil é a nossa cultura de "querer levar vantagem" ou são as regras do jogo (impostos, política) que nos travam? Deixe sua opinião nos comentários!

In this episode of the Fire Science Show we invite dr. Antonela Čolić from the OFR Consultants, to break down the performance of adhesives used in CLT in fire, what differences between the glues are observable at the microscale  and how they show up in real structure fires.We compare common polyurethane adhesives: one that softens near 200–220 C and one that resists softening, crosslinks, and ultimately chars. Through thermogravimetric and calorimetric testing, we map pivotal transitions like glass transition and softening. Then we scale up. With small shear-lap coupons and meter-long cantilevers under controlled heat flux, we see how mechanical load amplifies normal strains at the bond line—especially in cross-laminated elements where grain orientation concentrates stress. The result is a clear picture of when heat-induced delamination begins, how it differs from char fall-off, and why heat flux often dominates the story.Moisture emerges as a powerful, often overlooked driver. Using neutron imaging, we visualize vapor moving toward and across the bond line, slowing as it crosses the interface. That temporary moisture retention can make an adhesive appear to “fail at a lower temperature,” not from chemistry alone but from local pore pressure and hydration dynamics. We translate these findings into actionable guidance: specify adhesives that char rather than soften, control lamella thickness, consider parallel lamellas to preserve capacity after a ply loss, and model realistic heat flux and shear demands instead of relying on a single critical temperature.If you design or review mass timber, this conversation gives you the tools to ask better questions: Which adhesive? What heat flux history? How much shear at the bond line? And how will moisture in use and during fire shift the thresholds you're counting on? Interested in further reading? Got your back.Paper on microscale experiments on adhesivesBook Chapter on Compartment Fire Dynamics with TimberFull scale experiments on CLT with different adhesives----The Fire Science Show is produced by the Fire Science Media in collaboration with OFR Consultants. Thank you to the podcast sponsor for their continuous support towards our mission.

Um dos grandes sucessos de 2023, Chainsaw Man finalmente está de volta com o filme Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc, que adapta um dos arcos mais amados do mangá. Dando sequências à trágica jornada de Denji, nesse novo arco o caçador de demônios CLT está com os hormônios à flor da pele, e apesar de sua paixão por Makima estar com tudo, um encontro inesperado abala as estruturas do seu coraçãozinho. Mas como nada são flores em Chainsaw Man, muitos perigos, sangue e porradaria nos aguardam neste filme. Daisuke e Sousama foram ao cinema e estão prontos para compartilhar suas impressões.Se você é fã de Chainsaw Man, então pega a pipoca e o seu Pochita, porque já estamos trazendo o seu pedido.☕ Quer apoiar o Otakissa e ajudar o podcast a crescer? Torne-se um apoiador: patreon.com/OtakunoKissaten

Amid the rise of sustainable architecture, mass timber has become a powerful symbol of progress — a material that marries renewable design with modern efficiency. Yet, in the damp climate of Vancouver, BC, sustainability meets its match: moisture. Managing humidity levels in large-scale wood construction isn't just a matter of comfort; it's about protecting structural integrity, schedule, and long-term performance. For the University of the Fraser Valley's new student housing project, these challenges were amplified by the region's relentless rainfall and the building's unique E-shaped design, which trapped moisture in stubborn corners.Enter Polygon — and more specifically, Sean Smith, the company's Vancouver Branch Manager. Tasked by Clark Builders to safeguard the project, Smith and his team engineered a fully integrated moisture control system that turned real-time data into action. Over 50 sensors were installed across the site to monitor both ambient conditions and the internal moisture levels of the CLT (cross-laminated timber) floors. These sensors communicated directly with an intelligent network of desiccant dehumidifiers and heaters, automatically adjusting output to maintain optimal conditions.The result? A system that not only protected materials but also optimized energy use and streamlined workflow. Manual moisture checks were replaced by live dashboards, and project teams gained confidence backed by data, not guesswork. What could have been weeks of weather-induced delays turned into a masterclass in proactive environmental control.To understand how smart systems and strategic thinking kept this mass timber project on track — and why automation may be the future of construction moisture management — we turn to Sean Smith, Branch Manager at Polygon, who helped lead the charge on the University of the Fraser Valley's student housing project.

House prefabrication using flat pack panels delivers multiple environmental and cost benefits and is the way of the future. In today's episode, we dive into our next sustainable design theme, prefabrication, and we'll explore house design and construction using cross laminated timber. Architect Jae Warrander, director of Makers, shares the story behind his Akaroa Bach: a prefabricated holiday home situated in a mild temperate climate on the east coast of New Zealand's South Island. Makers, located in Wellington, New Zealand, is a collaboration between Makers of Architecture and Makers Fabrication. Today we'll explore what CLT is, the process, benefits and costs of using CLT for prefabricated panel construction, and the ideal scenarios for utilising CLT. Australian Architects can claim formal CPD hours for these podcasts. MORE INFORMATIONFind everything you need on the Renovation Collaborative website. www.renovationcollaborative.com.auPODCAST Key points summary, timestamps and resource linksFREE RESOURCES Transcript edited into clear Q&A.CPD Australian architects can find more information on CPD, and COURSES Eleven easy to read courses demystifying the entire home design and construction process. KEY POINTS SUMMARY1. Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) is an engineered wood panel product created by gluing layers of timber together with the grain alternating at 90 degrees for added strength. CLT panels are cut into entire wall, floor and roof sections with precise computer accuracy. 2. CLT buildings must be meticulously designed and this includes all openings and holes cut for doors and windows, services, fittings and even power points. Everything must be accurately located in the computer shop drawings because making changes on site is very challenging. 3. The CLT serves as both the internal wall lining and the structural shell. Externally, it needs thermal insulation, a weather and air tightness building wrap and cladding for weatherproofing. Internally, makers utilise prefabricated stud frame walls in conjunction with CLT to accommodate access to services, particularly in bathrooms. 4. Once prefabricated, the CLT panels are transported to the site and assembled to create the entire building form. The construction timeline is streamlined because site foundations, retaining walls and service connections can occur simultaneously with the off site CLT prefabrication. 5. Prefabrication using CLT offers several advantages: It replaces studs, bracing and other structural components. It eliminates the need for trims such as skirtings, cornices and architraves. It's made from locally sourced New Zealand pine. It reduces construction time on site. It enables building on remote or difficult to...

On this episode of Anchored, Jeremy is joined by Sarah Novlan, Chief Academic Officer at Hill Country Christian School. They announce CLT Enduring Courses as a new alternative to AP curriculum, launching in the 2026–27 academic year. The two examine how the AP classes often contradict a classical curriculum in both rigor and content. They also explore why classical schools are eager for changes in the college prep–course landscape, and the telos that sets CLT apart. 

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In this episode of State of Choice, host Ed Tarnowski talks with Michael Torres, Director of Legislative Strategy at the Classic Learning Test (CLT), about how CLT is challenging the SAT and ACT by offering a liberal arts-based testing. Torres shares the story of CLT's founding, its rapid growth—especially after Florida's adoption of the test—and ongoing efforts to expand into other states despite pushback. The conversation also explores the impact of standardized testing monopolies on education policy and curriculum, the importance of competition in testing, and CLT's new initiative to create an alternative to Advanced Placement (AP) courses and exams.

O SEMEG+ será uma extensão online do evento principal, transmitido ao vivo pelo canal do youTube Podcast da Mineração. Prepare-se para um dia extra de imersão digital com palestras especiais, debates e oportunidades de networking virtual para participantes de todo o Brasil.Roberta Azevedo, é geóloga formada pela UFPA, especialista em Direito da Mineração pelo CEDIN, com mais de 11 anos de experiência prática na gestão e regularização de direitos minerários no Brasil, com passagem por empresas multinacionais e atualmente Diretora Técnica da sua própria empresa de Consultoria Mineral. Já ajudou centenas de profissionais a dominarem os processos minerários. Mostra que dominar os processos minerários não é apenas uma questão de conhecimento teórico, mas de aplicação prática e estratégica. Roberta fez a transição da CLT para a focar 100% na própria empresa de consultoria mineral em 2022. Ensina outros profissionais o passo a passo para construírem uma consultoria mineral lucrativa e viver tranquilamente do Direito Minerário através de sua Mentoria VDM. Trazendo a palestra “Como Viver do Direito Minerário” Seja bem-vinda Roberta AzevedoPatrocinador DiamanteMaster DrillingJacobina Mineração - Pan American SilverPatrocinador TopázioPetroreconcavoNeogeo GeotecnologiaSandvikPatrocinador QuartzoOrix - Gyro Equipamentos para Sondas PetrolíferasDatamineApoio InstitucionalABEM - Associação Baiana de Engenheiros de MinasABG - Associação Baiana de GeologiaCREA-BA - Conselho Regional de Engenharia e Agronomia da BahiaIBRAM - Instituto Brasileiro de MineraçãoSINDIMIBAAtlântico TransportesUFBAApoio EditorialPodcast da MineraçãoRealizaçãoDAEMin - Diretório Acadêmico de Engenharia de MinasCristal Mineração, Petróleo e Geologia JúniorAconteceu no dia 20/09 será o SEMEG+, totalmente online, transmitido pelo canal do YouTube — Podcast da Mineração.

Big moves in mass timber are landing across sport, offices, research labs, and civic spaces—and the ripple effects are hard to ignore. We kick off with Fukushima United FC's proposed 5,000‑seat timber stadium, a circular design that aims to reduce waste, maximise reuse, and stand as a sign of recovery for a community shaped by the 2011 disaster. From modular elements to reversible connections, the vision doubles as a blueprint for how mid‑scale venues can evolve over decades without locking in carbon or demolition costs.Then we head to Sweden, where the Fire Torrent office tower climbs to 51.5 metres without a concrete core. Glulam frames, CLT slabs, and integrated solar show how a fabric‑first approach can deliver stability, performance, and character. We unpack what this means for lateral systems, fire safety, and whole‑life carbon, and why pure timber towers expand the design space beyond familiar hybrids. If you're tracking tall timber, this one belongs on your watchlist.The research front brings a potential game‑changer: Swiss teams demonstrate that timber walls with windows can resist over 100 kN of horizontal load, challenging a long‑held assumption that often forced overdesign. Better data on openings unlocks smarter layouts, more daylight, and lower embodied carbon, while paving the way for code updates. We connect those findings to real projects, including Northstowe's Unity Centre—now topped out with an exposed CLT frame, a sawtooth roof, and a flexible program of hall, café, civic offices, and co‑working. Finally, we spotlight Scotland's BEST innovation campus relaunch and its Mass Timber Centre for Excellence inside the national retrofit hub, where industry, academia, and policymakers will accelerate testing, training, and circular construction.If low‑carbon building, circular design, and code‑level evidence matter to you, this update delivers the signals you need. Follow the links on our LinkedIn feed for visuals and research, subscribe for weekly updates, and share this episode with someone who still thinks wood can't go tall or carry the load. Got a paper or case study to publish? Send it our way and help move the field forward.Send us a textSupport the show

A Primeira Seção do Superior Tribunal de Justiça decidiu que a remuneração paga ao jovem aprendiz integra a base de cálculo da contribuição previdenciária patronal, da Contribuição do Grau de Incidência de Incapacidade Laborativa decorrente dos Riscos Ambientais do Trabalho e das contribuições a terceiros. Essa decisão foi tomada em julgamento realizado sob o rito dos recursos repetitivos, Tema 1.342. Isso significa que ela vai servir de base para os demais tribunais do país, quando julgarem casos semelhantes. A relatora, ministra Maria Thereza de Assis Moura, explicou que era necessário definir se o pagamento ao aprendiz poderia ser considerado salário e remuneração para fins de custeio da seguridade social.Ela destacou que, após a Emenda Constitucional 20/1998, apenas relações não empregatícias foram excluídas da base de cálculo das contribuições. Já o artigo 22 da Lei 8.212/1991 prevê que as contribuições incidem sobre toda remuneração destinada a retribuir o trabalho.A ministra afirmou que o contrato de aprendizagem, previsto no artigo 428 da Consolidação das Leis do Trabalho, a CLT, é um contrato de trabalho e que o jovem aprendiz deve ser considerado empregado. Esse entendimento é também sustentado pela Receita Federal e pelo Estatuto da Criança e do Adolescente, que garante direitos previdenciários ao adolescente trabalhador.O argumento de que o aprendiz seria apenas segurado facultativo foi rejeitado. Segundo a relatora, se há vínculo empregatício, o aprendiz é segurado obrigatório. Além disso, ela lembrou que o Decreto-Lei 2.318/1986 exclui apenas os "menores assistidos" da base de cálculo, categoria que não se aplica aos aprendizes, já que estes recebem remuneração.

30 DIAS DE SALA AO VIVO INTERNACIONAL GRATUITOS - OPERE COM UM TRADER PROFISSIONAL: https://qrco.de/bg2fTlLISTA DE ESPERA DA MENTORIA MAMEDE: https://bit.ly/3TzASRLEm um mercado que lotado de pressa e ansiedade pelo sucesso, o que acontece quando um trader tem um alto poder de fogo, mas escolhe começar com um "estilingue"? Acontece a consistência. No novo episódio do quadro "Traders Comuns", Vasco Mamede conversa com Lauro Araújo, um estudo de caso sobre como a disciplina férrea e o respeito ao processo são as verdadeiras chaves para vencer no day trade.Esta é uma aula sobre a construção de um profissional, tijolo por tijolo. Uma história real que prova que o gerenciamento de risco e o controle emocional são mais importantes do que qualquer técnica.Nesta conversa, você vai descobrir:▪️ Da indisciplina à régua: A jornada de Lauro para se tornar um dos traders mais disciplinados, mesmo admitindo que "tinha a orelha torta" no começo.▪️ O arsenal do trader organizado: Como ele utiliza um plano de trade detalhado, diário de operações e alarmes para conciliar o trabalho CLT com o mercado, operando com máxima eficiência.▪️ A importância da terapia: O relato honesto sobre como o acompanhamento com psicólogo e psiquiatra foi crucial para controlar a compulsividade e alinhar a mentalidade ao plano técnico.▪️ A escalada gradual: A prova viva de que é possível construir patrimônio no mercado começando com riscos minúsculos (0,02% do capital) e aumentando a mão de forma progressiva e segura.▪️ O setup de uma entrada só: Como Lauro simplificou seu operacional focando em um único gatilho de alta probabilidade (a segunda falha) para eliminar a aleatoriedade e a ansiedade.Esta é a história que todo trader que luta contra a indisciplina precisa ouvir.Qual foi o maior desafio que você enfrentou para se tornar mais disciplinado em suas operações? Compartilhe sua jornada nos comentários.#daytrade #mercadofinanceiro #ostraderspodcast #disciplina #comoviverdetradingAnfitriãoVasco Mamede - Instagram: @vascomamede - YouTube: ​⁠ @vascomamede - Tiktok: ostraderspodcastConvidado:Lauro Araujo - Instagram: @lauroaraujo77

What happens when faith and bigotry collide? A Texas preacher made headlines after telling white Christian parents they need to give their kids "the talk” about the supposed dangers of Black people. This week on Thank God I'm Atheist: Trump's “patriotic education” plan turns the nation's 250th birthday into Christian nationalist indoctrination. Kash Patel sends Charlie Kirk to Valhalla (yes, really). The Taliban bans books by women and cuts more subjects from universities. A Colorado pastor's crypto scam crashes and burns. A Texas pastor goes full racist with his so-called “talk.” U.S. military academies start accepting the Christian nationalist CLT exam. And for the big topic: Frank and Dan debate the promise (and horror) of human immortality—would we even want to live forever?

In the latest episode of FOX Rehabilitation's Live Better Longer podcast, we shine a spotlight on a remarkable Success. Debra Prox, OTR/L, BCG, NDT, LSVT, CLT, shares the inspiring journey of her patient, Paul, whose life was upended by a debilitating stroke. From Day One, Paul faced significant functional and cognitive challenges, but with Debra's expert guidance—and the steadfast support of his wife, Anita—he began a path toward reclaiming his independence. Hear how Debra strategized, collaborated with FOX clinicians from other disciplines, and tapped into Paul's motivation to build momentum. Small victories along the way turned into lasting progress. This episode highlights the transformative power of therapy, the importance of family involvement, and the emotional reward of witnessing a Success Story being written right in front of your eyes.

In the latest episode of FOX Rehabilitation's Live Better Longer podcast, we shine a spotlight on a remarkable Success. Debra Prox, OTR/L, BCG, NDT, LSVT, CLT, shares the inspiring journey of her patient, Paul, whose life was upended by a debilitating stroke. From Day One, Paul faced significant functional and cognitive challenges, but with Debra's expert guidance—and the steadfast support of his wife, Anita—he began a path toward reclaiming his independence. Hear how Debra strategized, collaborated with FOX clinicians from other disciplines, and tapped into Paul's motivation to build momentum. Small victories along the way turned into lasting progress. This episode highlights the transformative power of therapy, the importance of family involvement, and the emotional reward of witnessing a Success Story being written right in front of your eyes.

In the latest episode of FOX Rehabilitation's Live Better Longer podcast, we shine a spotlight on a remarkable Success. Debra Prox, OTR/L, BCG, NDT, LSVT, CLT, shares the inspiring journey of her patient, Paul, whose life was upended by a debilitating stroke. From Day One, Paul faced significant functional and cognitive challenges, but with Debra's expert guidance—and the steadfast support of his wife, Anita—he began a path toward reclaiming his independence. Hear how Debra strategized, collaborated with FOX clinicians from other disciplines, and tapped into Paul's motivation to build momentum. Small victories along the way turned into lasting progress. This episode highlights the transformative power of therapy, the importance of family involvement, and the emotional reward of witnessing a Success Story being written right in front of your eyes.

Mass timber is often promoted as faster, cheaper, and greener—but does it really hold up against concrete? In this episode of the Concrete Logic Podcast, we examine where timber actually competes, where it falls short, and what owners and engineers need to know before choosing it over concrete. From speed and aesthetics to fire ratings, insurance, and durability, this conversation exposes the tradeoffs that get lost in the marketing.What You'll Learn- What exactly qualifies as mass timber, and why is CLT the dominant product?- Can timber's speed of construction outweigh prefabrication challenges?- Why do acoustics and fire safety force timber to rely on concrete toppings?- How do insurance and durability concerns stack up against concrete?- Are sustainability claims for timber real—or just another sales pitch?- Where does concrete still deliver advantages timber can't match?Chapters00:00 – Introduction to Mass Timber and Concrete04:38 – Understanding Mass Timber Products09:00 – Advantages of Mass Timber in Construction13:40 – Design Considerations and Aesthetics18:22 – Durability, Maintenance, and Sustainability22:48 – Cost, Insurance, and Market TrendsGuest InfoName: Garrett BraunEmail: gbraun@blueneststructural.comWebsite: https://www.blueneststructural.com/Company: Blue Nest StructuralConcrete Logic AcademyEarn PDHs the easy way. Listen to podcast episodes, complete a short quiz, and get professional development hours with proper documentation.

Holly tries using a code when Vodka Holly tries to come out, a queen city confession that dealt with a drunken mistake (and possible 3 way), and did ANYONE ever find Producer Kelbin in CLT?

Neste episódio do Vivendo e Empreendendo, vamos falar sobre um momento que muitos profissionais já pensaram em viver: trocar a segurança de um emprego CLT pela construção de um negócio próprio. Como é esse processo? Quais são os desafios, os aprendizados e os caminhos que podem tornar essa transição uma experiência transformadora? Para essa conversa, recebemos duas convidadas que decidiram dar esse passo e hoje têm trajetórias inspiradoras. Recebemos a Júlia Barros, que formou-se em jornalismo há três anos, trabalhou em um grande veículo de comunicação do Estado e decidiu sair para criar a Jú Barros Company. Hoje, é social media e ajuda empresas a construírem seus perfis e a contarem suas histórias no mundo digital. Também conosco, temos a Angélica Silvino, que é relações públicas, atuou por muitos anos em comunicação corporativa e decidiu empreender criando a Signá Branding, empresa que ajuda mulheres a transformarem e fortalecerem suas marcas pessoais.

Headlines are easy; proof is better. This week we track real progress you can use: a global seminar that brings steel, concrete, and timber into one hybrid toolkit; a UK system that simplifies glulam frames, CLT floors, and cassette façades; and a practical moisture guide that turns a common risk into a clear plan. We dig into why hybrids are winning on cost, speed, and carbon—and how design teams can standardise details to deliver predictable results on live sites.We also spotlight hands-on learning. The Think Wood and SUNY construction management workshop in Syracuse offers 2.5 days of practical skills—erection sequencing, vibration criteria, fire and acoustic planning, logistics, and shop drawing review—so students and professionals can move from curiosity to capability. Then we head to Arkansas, where the Anthony Timberlands Center anchors research and making under one roof: wood and metal shops, 3D printing, and an external yard designed for prototyping joints, testing moisture strategies, and validating spans. It's a living lab that links regional forestry to high‑performance design and transparent carbon accounting.Finally, we celebrate a civic milestone: Ireland's first privately developed net‑zero public building, a mass timber crèche and community centre at Altador Gardens. It's proof that responsible sourcing, fabric‑first envelopes, and smart systems can bring down embodied and operational carbon in everyday buildings—not just flagships. Along the way, we share links, resources, and ways to participate, from the international seminar in Italy to open guides and our LinkedIn updates. If you value practical timber knowledge, subscribe, share this episode with a colleague who needs a hybrid playbook, and leave a quick review to help others find the show.Send us a textSupport the show

No episódio, a professora Ana Frazão entrevista Gustavo Henrique Moraes, Pesquisador do Instituto Nacional de Estudos e Pesquisas Educacionais Anísio Teixeira (INEP/MEC), Doutor em Educação pela UnB e Pós-Doutor em Educação pela Universidade de Stanford. Na conversa, o professor Gustavo explica as razões pelas quais o acesso à educação não gera necessariamente mobilidade social ou pelo menos a mobilidade que seria esperada. Nesse sentido, é abordado estudo em conjunto com Guilherme Lichand, Maria Eduarda Perpétuo e Priscila Soares, nos quais os autores quantificaram uma espantosa diferença mesmo entre os que concluem a faculdade: os 90% mais pobres ganham apenas metade do que ganham os 10% mais ricos. O professor Gustavo procura explicar os resultados, fazendo conexões com o recente livro de Michael França e Fillipi Nascimento (“A loteria do nascimento”), no qual abordam que os filhos dos mais pobres podem terminar a universidade mas não alcançam os filhos dos ricos.Na segunda parte da conversa, o professor Gustavo mostra a importância da Educação Profissional e Técnica para criar maior desenvolvimento econômico e mobilidade social, explicando o atual cenário da EPT no Brasil em termos de qualidade e impacto proporcional na formação dos jovens. Dentre os tópicos abordados estão o peso da questão cultural em um país como o Brasil, que ainda cultua o diploma e divide as profissões entre as de rico e a de pobre, os desafios da EPT na atual geração, em que ser “CLT” virou xingamento e a ansiedade – em todos os campos da vida, mas sobretudo no profissional – se tornou uma marca. Apesar das dificuldades, o professor Gustavo conclui que a EPT, se bem executada, é uma forma de alterar nosso contrato social, embora isso exija uma longa agenda.

Want a clear view of where mass timber is winning right now? We walk through five fresh stories that tie speed, carbon, and human-centred design into one practical playbook—then cap it with a new moisture management guide that raises the quality bar for everyone building with wood.We start with Heathrow's Eastern Business Park, where logistics pressures demand fast delivery and minimal disruption. Prefabricated roof panels arrive with solar arrays integrated, steel frames are pre-assembled and reassembled on site, and cross-laminated timber sections drop into place with precision. It's a case study in how digital planning and factory-first workflows translate into fewer site hours and better energy performance from day one.From there, we head to Oregon's La Plaza Esperanza, a mass timber community hub designed by ZGF that offsets roughly 80% of its energy use with solar. The exposed structure, sloped roof, and light-filled rooms support a bilingual preschool, youth programmes, and a flexible hall for celebrations—proof that CLT can carry beauty, comfort, and equity in the same envelope. We also spotlight Matt's Place 2.0 in Spokane, an ALS-friendly smart home that pairs CLT and modular construction with voice-activated controls for doors, lighting, and security, protecting dignity as mobility declines. Then it's over to Gdańsk, where the Fahrenheit student housing complex uses CLT for sustainable, adaptable dorms that balance privacy, daylight, and social spaces—an honest answer to modern student needs.Threading through every segment is the importance of water tightness and durability. The Danish Technological Institute's new moisture management guide—supported by Built by Nature—offers practical strategies, role clarity, monitoring plans, and checklists that teams can adopt from design through operations. If you're serious about mass timber, this is the handbook that keeps performance on track and risk under control.If these stories sparked ideas, follow the show, share it with a colleague, and leave a quick review—your feedback helps more builders, designers, and clients find the path to better timber projects.Send us a textSupport the show

Big banks, fintech and Lance crackers aren't the only things with roots right here in Charlotte…  the nonprofit program Let Me Run was also born right here in the Queen city.  For folks who don't know yet, the Let Me Run program inspires boys to be themselves, be active, and belong, through lessons on all sorts of topics, including respect, positive competition, friendship, and nutrition – and yes, they run.  Nikki Prenoveau is executive director of the CLT region and David Brewer is a coach with 9 seasons behind him already! They're our guest today on the Running Around Charlotte Podcast.

We acknowledge the tough emotions a lot of us (and CLT) have been feeling after today's 9/11 anniversary and recent tragic events.

Falamos da cobertura do NFL São Paulo Game feita pelo Tailgate Zone e Missão Sports, os destaques e decepções da Semana 1 da NFL, e o EuroBasket 2025 com semifinais já definidas. Ainda sobrou tempo para refletir sobre o crescimento do basquete europeu e soltar spoilers do próximo episódio: Ataman x Rockets e a “CLT paralela” de Kawhi Leonard.00:00:25 - Abertura00:04:50 - Cobertura do NFL São Paulo Game00:32:01 - Destaque e decepções da Semana 1 da NFL00:46:58 - Semifinais definidas no Eurobasket 202500:54:50 - Crescimento do basquete pelo mundo01:01:51 - Spoiler do próximo episódio01:06:08 - Encerramento

Trump surges ICE personnel into Chicago in another crime crackdown. Chicago's "Mexican Independence Day" events have been cancelled over new ICE surge. SCOTUS allows ICE to continue patrolling LA, upholds Trump's authority to remove agency leaders. NC Governor calls for more police in the wake of the horrific CLT train murder. A suspect is on the loose in Seattle after a stabbing on a public bus.    Join UNGOVERNED on LFA TV every MONDAY - FRIDAY from 10am to 11am EASTERN!    www.FarashMedia.com www.LFATV.us www.OFPFarms.com www.MyPatriotSupply.com/UNGOVERNED www.SLNT.com/SHAWN www.PatriotMobile.com/FARASH 

Primary Electionn Day; Duke moving in on CLT heal care scene; Former Charlotte head coach returns to the sidelines

Ten years can transform a niche into a movement. We're back with a packed update that traces mass timber's surge from small conference rooms to global milestones, spotlighting the people, projects, and playbooks that make low‑carbon building practical. We kick off with the International Mass Timber Conference turning ten in 2026—an open call for submissions that signals how far the field has come and how much the community now drives the agenda with real‑world data and project outcomes.Research sits at the centre of this momentum. We share a decade‑wide literature review that charts progress in fire strategy, moisture management, acoustics, and connection design—areas that once felt like barriers and now read like solvable design choices. That research energy pairs with education on the ground: the first comprehensive textbook on managing mass timber projects arrives to help builders plan procurement, sequencing, and risk with confidence, while Kew's Saffron Learning Centre demonstrates net zero performance and Passive House targets through CLT, airtight envelopes, and simple, smart services.Design innovation is pushing the boundaries of scale and clarity. We dig into a hybrid glulam–steel truss spanning 85 metres, optimised with parametric tools so timber takes compression and steel takes tension, with visible connection craft that teaches as it impresses. We also head to Germany for Brainergy Hub—a circular timber‑hybrid landmark and social heart of a new innovation park focused on renewable energy, bioeconomy, and digitalisation—showing how civic projects can normalise timber at scale and set the tone for a greener urban identity.If you're building, studying, or simply curious about where architecture and carbon accountability meet, this conversation maps the latest proof points and the next steps. Subscribe, share this with a colleague who needs a spark, and leave a review telling us which project or insight you want us to unpack next.Send us a textSupport the show

Aprenda essas estratégias para começar a faturar milhões no digital como ele | KiwicastO Renan Felipe trocou a estabilidade do CLT para começar um negócio digital e, em um ano e meio de mercado, já faturou R$ 4 milhões de reais.O que ele fez para ganhar dinheiro tão rápido? Neste Kiwicast, ele revela como escrever uma copy persuasiva, estruturar um criativo atrativo e estratégias de tráfego pago para impulsionar resultados e faturar milhões.------------------O que você vai aprender:Ele usou 10 criativos para escalar vendasComece a estruturar um criativo seguindo esses passosO que é criativo UGC e como aplicar na sua operaçãoComo conhecer o seu públicoAcertando o copywriting de um criativo campeãoEle formata as páginas de vendas com essas estratégiasMétricas e estratégias de tráfego pago que geram resultadosE muito mais!Aprenda com quem vive isso na prática. Dá o play e depois comenta aqui: qual foi o melhor insight que você tirou deste episódio?Nosso Instagram é @Kiwify

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On this week's episode Blake and Brian discuss:Rd 25 Dropped Points (2:27)CLT's Defense (9:48)Son v. Bouanga update (13:05)Kai Wagner DEF #1 (13:58)Rd. 26 Matchups to target (16:30)Tap-In, 50/50, Long Shot (27:39)Start-Bench-Sell (42:08)+ SO MUCH MORE

Your school mornings don't have to feel overwhelming. If packing lunches has ever felt like a dreaded daily chore—this episode is going to change everything. Today I'm sitting down with Megan McNamee, MPH, RDN, CLT—co-founder of Feeding Littles and author of the brand-new book Feeding Littles Lunches. We're breaking down how to simplify school lunches so you can stress less and feel confident that your kids are getting the nutrition they need (and actually eating what you pack!). In this conversation, you'll learn: ✅ A back-to-school lunch system you can use all year ✅ Time-saving tips for busy mornings ✅ How to balance nutrition without overthinking it ✅ Why done is better than perfect when it comes to feeding littles If you want smoother mornings and less untouched food coming home, this episode is for you. xoxo, Chelsi Jo . . . Grab Megan's New Book → Feeding Littles Lunches Visit Feeding Littles → @feedinglittles Feeding Littles Courses → feedinglittles.com/courses ➡️ Get my full home management system for routines, time blocking, keeping up with house work and more! Systemize Your Life → chelsijo.co/syl ➡️ Juggling home AND business? Join my 12 month group coaching program to consistently grow your business without sacrificing your family. Apply now Systemize to Scale → chelsijo.co/systemizetoscale

In 2015, Jeremy Tate embarked on a mission to provide alternative standardized tests rooted in tradition. It all began when Jeremy questioned how American education had come to be so utilitarian, realizing that transcendent, moral, and ethical ideas had been gutted from the classroom. He came to the conclusion that high-stakes testing was partially to blame, driving secondary school curriculum. David Coleman, CEO of the College Board, has stated publicly that “teachers will teach towards the test. There is no force on this earth strong enough to prevent that.” If teaching to the test is an inescapable reality, then shouldn't those tests engage students with the thinkers and writings that have most meaningfully shaped history and culture?  Historically, the goal of education has been understood as developing both intellect and character in students. Its purpose was to help students become better human beings. Standardized tests should reflect that same goal. They should leave students feeling inspired and enriched while equipping them to pursue their goals. That's why our tests feature beautiful and meaningful content in addition to assessing timeless academic skills. By offering a new standard for assessments, CLT aims to be a catalyst for renewal in education nationwide.

On this episode of Anchored, Soren is joined by Jeff Brown, Headmaster of Hunter Classical Christian School in Richmond, Virginia. They discuss Jeff's journey to discovering classical education, and Hunter Classical's commitment to cultivating character before transcripts. They examine the CLT as a valuable standard for what an ideal student should aspire to learn and an exemplary school should aspire to teach. They conclude by talking about the future of Hunter Classical, including their first class of ninth graders starting this fall. 

Allied health professionals are a group of healthcare providers whose role and expertise complement the work of physicians. They include specialists such as physical and occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, nutritionists, and many more. They are just as important as your Movement Disorders Specialists and Neurologists and play a vital role in creating a comprehensive, well-rounded Parkinson's care team that attends to your individual needs and addresses your overall well-being. Many people are familiar with physical and speech therapists, but fewer recognize the valuable benefits of working with an occupational therapist (OT). An OT helps identify the activities that you enjoy and ensures strategies are in place so you can continue doing what matters most. They work with you to adapt your environment, tap into your strengths, and create realistic strategies so you can keep living life on your terms. In this episode, Karyssa Silva, MS, OTR/L, CLT, an occupational therapist at Aldersbridge Physical Therapy & Wellness Outpatient Center in Rhode Island, shares how she helps people with Parkinson's with daily tasks and activities that bring them joy. She works closely with people with PD and their loved ones to address physical and mental challenges, empowering them to stay engaged in the activities they value the most. During the episode, Karyssa mentions that people sometimes walk away from their OT appointment and wonder if they missed something important. Here's a worksheet to help organize your thoughts and make the most of your time during appointments. Follow and rate us on your favorite podcast platform to be notified when there's a new episode! Let us know what other topics you would like us to cover by visiting parkinson.org/feedback.

Neste episódio do Agro Resenha, conversamos com Thaciana Reis, uma engenheira agrônoma que transformou sua carreira no agronegócio. Deixando o ambiente corporativo, Thaciana tornou-se uma voz influente, compartilhando como a "essência" é chave para uma comunicação e liderança eficazes. Este bate-papo oferece insights valiosos sobre estratégia, superação de desafios e o poder da autenticidade no setor, mostrando como paixão e propósito guiam o sucesso no agro. PARCEIROS DESTE EPISÓDIO Este episódio foi trazido até você pela SCADIAgro! A SCADIAgro trabalha diariamente com o compromisso de garantir aos produtores rurais as informações que tornem a gestão econômica e fiscal de suas propriedades mais sustentável e eficiente. Com mais de 30 anos no mercado, a empresa desenvolve soluções de gestão para produtores rurais espalhados pelo Brasil através de seu software. SCADIAgro: Simplificando a Gestão para o Produtor Rural Site: https://scadiagro.com.br/Podcast Gestão Rural: https://open.spotify.com/show/7cSnKbi7Ad3bcZV9nExfMi?si=766354cb313f4785Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scadiagro/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/scadiagroYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQxErIaU0zBkCAmFqkMohcQ Este episódio também foi trazido até você pela Nutripura Nutrição e Pastagem! A Nutripura, que tem como base valores como honestidade, qualidade e inovação nos produtos e excelência no atendimento, atua há mais de 20 anos no segmento pecuário, oferecendo os melhores produtos e serviços aos pecuaristas. Fique ligado nos artigos que saem no Blog Canivete e no podcast CaniveteCast! Com certeza é o melhor conteúdo sobre pecuária que você irá encontrar na internet. Nutripura: O produto certo, na hora certa. Site: http://www.nutripura.com.brBlog Canivete: https://www.nutripura.com.br/pub/blog-canivete/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nutripura/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Nutripura/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/nutripura/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/TvNutripura INTERAJA COM O AGRO RESENHAInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/agroresenhaTwitter: http://www.twitter.com/agroresenhaFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/agroresenhaYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/agroresenhaCanal do Telegram: https://t.me/agroresenhaCanal do WhatsApp: https://bit.ly/arp-zap-01 E-MAILSe você tem alguma sugestão de pauta, reclamação ou dúvida envie um e-mail para contato@agroresenha.com.br QUERO PATROCINARSe você deseja posicionar sua marca junto ao Agro Resenha Podcast, envie um e-mail para contato@agroresenha.com.br FICHA TÉCNICAApresentação: Paulo OzakiProdução: Agro ResenhaConvidada: Thaciana ReisEdição: Senhor A - https://editorsenhor-a.com.brSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What happens when the tests no longer reflect the education? In this episode, Davies Owens sits down with Sarah Novlan, Chief Academic Officer at Hill Country Christian School and a doctoral candidate studying the Harkness Seminar model, to explore why the once-revered AP program is falling short in today's classical Christian schools. Together, they unpack the misalignment between AP coursework and the mission of classical education, the challenges of teaching to a test, and the dumbing down of rigor and content, especially in the humanities. Sarah shares her own journey from AP instructor to advocate for better assessments and introduces CLT's new Enduring Courses, an emerging alternative that honors intellectual virtue, great books, and oral expression. If you've ever wondered whether AP or dual credit is still the right path - or what better options may be on the horizon - this conversation is a must.

This week on Mom Group Chat, we're sitting down with Megan McNamee, MPH, RDN, CLT – co-founder of Feeding Littles – for a conversation every parent needs to hear.We talk all things feeding littles (pun intended): How Feeding Littles started and what inspired Megan's mission The pep talk every stressed-out parent needs when it comes to feeding kids Why we all need to take a big, deep breath and chill out around food Simple, real-life ways to foster a healthy relationship with food for your kids (and maybe yourself too) Plus, the scoop on the brand-new Feeding Littles Lunches book that takes alllll the guesswork out of packing school lunches (seriously, total game changer)If mealtime feels like a battle, or you just need reassurance that you're not messing it all up, this episode is your permission slip to relax, laugh, and learn.

On this episode, we are joined by the 2025 ASHT Pediatric Specialty Day co-chairs, Emily Ho and Meagan Pehnke. They give us all of the inside information on what we can expect at this year's Pediatric Specialty Day. They discuss the layout of the meeting, the educational offerings, and the opportunities for networking with our fellow pediatric upper extremity specialists. Welcome to Hands in Motion, Emily and Meagan.Guest bios:Emily S. Ho, PhD, MEd, OT Reg. (Ont.) is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy at the University of Toronto. She is a clinician investigator and an advanced practice clinician on the SickKids Upper Limb Pediatric Team (SKULPT) at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada.Meagan Pehnke, MS, OTR/L, CHT, CLT is an occupational therapist and Certified Hand Therapist at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. She serves as a clinical specialist within the OT department and a researcher on the Hand and Upper Extremity Orthopaedics Team, with a focused interest in congenital differences and brachial plexus birth injuries (BPBI). Meagan specializes in pediatric hand therapy and plays an integral role in both the Brachial Plexus and Orthopaedics Clinics, providing expert care and contributing to the advancement of clinical research.The views and opinions expressed in the Hands in Motion podcast are those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of ASHT. Appearance on the podcast does not imply endorsement of any products, services or viewpoints discussed"

What if your body already holds the key to healing and you simply need to unlock it? Jennifer Gramith, ND, CLT, of Rightway Health and Wellness has guided us through the importance of our lymphatic system. She has shown us how to deal with emotions and how to balance our mindset. She has helped us […]

Send us a text{Listen to Part 1 of my interview with Dr. Kelly Martin, PT, CLT here}Dr. Kelly Martin, PT, CLT is back for part 2 of her honest debrief on becoming a Certified Lymphedema Therapist and what it means to truly step into your role as a CLT.From gaining the depth of education that changes how you communicate with patients, to confidently admitting when you're still learning—it's all part of becoming the clinician your patients actually need.We talk about why crash courses just don't cut it, what sets CLTs apart from generalists, and how certification transformed her ability to treat lymphedema at the level her patients deserve.If you've ever thought, “Do I really need the CLT to treat lymphedema?” — this episode answers that question loud and clear.

On this episode of Anchored, CLT's Chief Strategy Officer Noah Tyler is joined by Vince Verges, who recently retired from the Florida Department of Education after 31 years in Florida public schools. They discuss how Florida emerged as a national leader in classical education. Vince shares his journey from classroom teacher to serving as the head of Accountability and Assessment at the Florida Department of Education, including his choice to steer away from Common Core standardized testing. They explore the role of virtue in education, particularly in connection to the rise of AI. 

Good Morning BT with Bo Thompson and Beth Troutman - 7/24/25 6:05 Beth on the road this week/calls in with her song6:20 Epstein & Obama/Russia updates6:35 Old Epstein info coming back into news / Congress subpoenas Maxwell6:50 RAM Biz Update; Worst traffic cities in the US 7:05 Panthers training camp kicks off7:20 Breaking: Lara Trump not running for Senate, but Michael Whatley will / Larry Sprinkle's Ozzy memories7:35 Larry & Ozzy in the movie "Trick or Treat"7:50 Brett Winterble on Whatley running for Senate 8:05 Mark Garrison Reports: Dirty Street Food8:20 Panthers training camp - Ron Rivera & Frank Reich in town for ACC Media Days8:35 Mick Mulvaney on Whatley possibly taking on Roy Cooper in 2026 Senate race / DNI Gabbard says charges might be brought against Obama8:50 Mick Mulvaney cont. - More Epstein info releasing 9:05 Guest: Erik Spanberg - Concerts, events & Charlotte's growth as an entertainment city9:20 Erik Spanberg cont. - Sporting events continue to come through CLT, and possibly growing further?9:35 Erik Spanberg cont. - Local politics & 2026 expectations9:50 Erik Spanberg cont. - Will community funding and sports betting affect events or expansion teams?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textBecoming a Certified Lymphedema Therapist (CLT) is more than just getting extra letters behind your name—it's about addressing one of the biggest care gaps in oncology rehab.In Part 1 of this two-part conversation, Dr. Kelly Martin, PT, CLT, shares a behind-the-scenes look at her recent CLT training: what she learned, what surprised her, and how it transformed the way she treats patients with cancer.If you've been thinking about CLT training—or you've got questions about how it all actually works—this episode gives you a real, unfiltered look at what it takes and why it matters.Listen now, then come back for Part 2 next week!Follow TheOncoPT on Instagram.Follow TheOncoPT on LinkedIn.

In this episode, we rate the summer's pop culture happenings. Join us as we share the binge-worthy shows and beach-read books we've been consuming, as well as the cringeworthy celebrity behavior and viral trends we love to hate. Plus, Jamie is back from vacation with cruise-themed rapid red lights.Relevant links: Our full show notes are at knoxandjamie.com/615Get one of our amazing Digital Collection Bundles for just $5 at knoxandjamie.shopToasted: Margot's Got Money Troubles by Rufi Thorpe | Fever Beach by Carl Hiaasen | Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal by Christopher Moore | The Bear S4 Roasted: Natalie Portman & John Strasinski | Michelle Yeoh | Jurassic World: Rebirth Ghosted: Brad Pitt non-apologies | Jeff Bezos' Wedding | Plastic Surgery Disclosure TrendRapid Red Light Cruise Edition: Audacity (see also: CLT, Mah Jong rules, Canadian Exchange Rate) | Banana Boats Green Lights:Jamie: book - The Irresistible Urge To Fall For Your Enemy by Brigitte KnightleyKnox: book - The Compound by Aisling RawleEpisode sponsors: Boll & Branch | Hungryroot (code: POPCAST)| Factor (code: POPCAST50OFF) | Gabb Wireless Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Se você ainda bate ponto com carteira assinada, parabéns — já faz parte de uma minoria. Segundo o IBGE, em 2024 eram 39 milhões de brasileiros na informalidade, 36 milhões com carteira e outros 14 milhões de MEIs. A balança virou. Isso é o apocalipse da CLT ou só a cara de um mercado mais ágil, que troca estabilidade por autonomia? Tem quem chame de “uberização” e veja um desmonte de direitos. Tem quem celebre como adaptação a um mundo líquido, de ciclos curtos e tecnologia on-demand. O fato é que as regras que responderam aos desafios do século XX — fruto de lutas centenárias — talvez não caibam inteiras nesse admirável mundo novo. Plataformas digitais concentram poder, algoritmos redesenham tarefas e a mesa de negociação entre capital e trabalho ficou inclinada. Hoje queremos refletir sobre essas mudanças sem cair na simplificação “progresso econômico versus retrocesso social”. Vamos fazer um balanço dos cinco anos de flexibilização, destrinchar números de emprego, renda e informalidade e perguntar: quem ganhou e quem perdeu? Quais direitos fazem mesmo diferença no dia a dia? Dá para combinar liberdade contratual com segurança de renda? Para essa conversa trouxemos especialistas que fogem do Fla-Flu ideológico. Gente que lê microdados, que estuda padrões internacionais e enxerga o impacto da IA na ponta. Participam com a gente: Leonardo Melo Lins: Analista do Cetic.br e doutor em Sociologia pela USP, pesquisa uso de TICs, inovação e aprendizado organizacional. André Luiz Pereira Mancha: Professor de Economia da USP, doutor pelo INSPER, atua em temas como crime, desenvolvimento e meio ambiente. Então respira fundo — porque entender o futuro do trabalho é entender o futuro de quase tudo: dignidade, identidade, tempo livre, riqueza e desigualdade. Vem com a gente construir pontes nesse debate que, goste ou não, atravessa a vida de todo mundo. ----- NexGard Spectra® é o único antiparasitário oral que protege contra quatro parasitas em um único tablete mensal. E mamileiros têm desconto: é só escanear o QR Code aqui do episódio, usar o cupom 20nexgard na Cobasi e aproveitar até 25% off. Cupom: 20nexgard Vigência: Até 31/12 Regras: 1 uso por CPF, não acumulativo com compra programada ----- Anuncie no Mamilos ou contrate a consultoria Milos: mamilos@mamilos.me Saiba mais em Mamilos.me

Send us a text  In this weeks episode I bring you the interview I did with Susannah Juteau Susannah Juteau, MSc, CLT, RD, is a registered dietitian who specializes in headache and migraine nutrition for women. She has a bachelor's degree in Neuroscience and a Master's in Nutrition and Dietetics from McGill so she definitely is the person to listen to!We are talking about many things;The difference between headaches and migraines.How a migraine is MUCH more than How common post-partum migraines really are (MUCH more common than you might think)Why "15 minutes sitting in the dark" really isn't the solution.The impact of diet on migraines.What to eat to help prevent migraines.And much, MUCH more.Check out Susannah's very handy 5-minute quiz to help you find YOUR Migraine Root Cause - and what you can do about it!https://bit.ly/MigraineRootCauseYou can also find her onHer websiteInstagramFacebook In the news this week; Does the time of day you exercise at really impact the results you get? And is that different for men and women? This BBC article, based on this study, claims it does. But just how seriously should you take this study when determining your training times? As always; HPNB still only has 5 billing cycles. So this means that you not only get 3 months FREE access, no obligation! BUT, if you decide you want to do the rest of the program, after only 5 months of paying $10/£8 a month you now get FREE LIFE TIME ACCESS! That's $50 max spend, in case you were wondering. Though I'm not terribly active on  Instagram and Facebook you can follow us there. I am however active on Threads so find me there! And, of course, you can always find us on our YouTube channel if you like your podcast in video form :) Visit healthypostnatalbody.com and get 3 months completely FREE access. No sales, no commitment, no BS. Email peter@healthypostnatalbody.com if you have any questions, comments or want to suggest a guest. 

What if your body already holds the key to healing and you simply need to unlock it? Jennifer Gramith, ND, CLT, of Rightway Health and Wellness has guided us through the importance of our lymphatic system. She has shown us how to deal with emotions and how to balance our mindset. She has helped us […]

On this episode of Anchored, Jeremy is joined by CLT Director of Legislative Strategy Michael Torres. The two discuss the recent policy victories for CLT and the classical renewal movement in states such as Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. They unpack the surprising and predictable responses from politicians and SAT and ACT lobbyists. Finally, they dive into the characteristics of states that are excited about adopting the CLT into their college admissions processes.