Podcasts about common interests

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Amy is joined by Professor of Philosophy A. C. Grayling for a deep examination of his new book, 'Who Owns The Moon? In Defence of Humanity's Common Interests in Space.' With rare earths and natural resources that are essential for future technology from microprocessors to EV batteries running out on the Earth – humanity is now looking towards its closest solar neighbours for future resources. Moving away from the question of should we harness these resources, A. C. Grayling instead asks 'who' should access these natural resources, what rules are required to govern its use, and what they owe to the denizens of planet Earth? Grayling tells Amy, “What we are actually trembling on the brink of at the moment is humanity in the form of Chinese and private entrepreneurs now taking possession of the moon and space beyond the moon, shaping how things will happen out there – unconstrained by any really serious mature-minded, robust and enforceable set of agreements of how they should behave out there. And so we've just stepped out of the front door of our house and found a complete wild west.” Broadcast on 16 April 2024.

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Amy Mullins is joined by renowned author and Professor of Philosophy A. C. Grayling for a deep examination of his new book, Who Owns The Moon? In Defence of Humanity's Common Interests in Space.With rare earths and natural resources that are essential for future technology from microprocessors to EV batteries running out on the Earth – humanity is now looking towards its closest solar neighbours for future resources. Moving away from the question of should we harness these resources, A. C. Grayling instead asks 'who' should access these natural resources, what rules are required to govern its use, and what they owe to the denizens of planet Earth.Grayling tells Amy, “What we are actually trembling on the brink of at the moment is humanity in the form of Chinese and private entrepreneurs now taking possession of the moon and space beyond the moon, shaping how things will happen out there – unconstrained by any really serious mature-minded, robust and enforceable set of agreements of how they should behave out there. And so we've just stepped out of the front door of our house and found a complete wild west.”

The Moon is packed with precious resources – silicon for microchips, manganese for batteries, and titanium for missiles. As private companies, Japan, China, Russia, India and others rush to claim our lunar neighbour, will they look after humanity's interests or their own? And what happens when these big, belligerent actors collide? A.C. Grayling, writer, broadcaster and philosophy professor, has just published Who Owns the Moon? In Defence of Humanity's Common Interests in Space. He talks to Alex Andreou about exploration, exploitation and trouble on the next frontier. Buy Who Owns the Moon? through our affiliate bookshop and you'll help fund The Bunker by earning us a small commission for every sale. Bookshop.org's fees help support independent bookshops too. • “Nobody owns the Moon, which means everybody does. And if we all own it, we should all have a say in it. But in reality, very few people are having a say in it.” – A.C. Grayling • “The U.N. treaty, in declaring the Moon a no-man's land, has provided us with nothing that would restrain any activity there. The treaty is not fit for purpose. We need a better one.” – A.C. Grayling • “Right now is the last time in history that you'd want to try and get everyone to sign an international treaty for the moon.” – A.C. Grayling www.patreon.com/bunkercast   Written and presented by Alex Andreou. Producer: Eliza Davis Beard. Audio editor: Simon Williams. Managing editor: Jacob Jarvis. Group Editor: Andrew Harrison. Music by Kenny Dickinson and artwork by James Parrett. THE BUNKER is a Podmasters Production. Instagram | Twitter  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Professor AC Grayling is a Philosopher and Author of Who Owns the Moon?: In Defence of Humanity's Common Interests in Space

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I talk with my friends Chase and Paige about creative ways to include your long distance partner in your friendships and how common interests can be leveraged to expedite getting to know your friends new spouse.   Join the conversation! Help us ordinary people help other ordinary people by calling or emailing your questions, experiences, topics you'd like to see covered, and more! Voicemail: 615-953-0360 Email: professionalthirdwheelpodcast@gmail.com Instagram Website:  www.professionalthirdwheelpodcast.com   Check out Chase's Music:  https://chasetremaine.bandcamp.com/ or the Jesus Freak Hideout Podcast   Check out my music:   The Universal Donor Kevin Morris    

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You and your spouse got married because you had so much in common, didn't you? Ever wonder what happened?

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Why Do People Break Up?Common Interests Are NOT Enough - Matthew KellyGet Matthew's 60 Second Wisdom delivered to your inbox: https://www.matthewkelly.com/subscribeVideo Transcript:“Conventional wisdom suggests that common interests are the secret to lasting relationships. But it simply isn't true. Common interests are not enough to build a dynamic relationship upon. You need a common purpose. If we are going to further our understanding of relationships, questions such as, why do people break up? and what keeps people together? are great questions. But it is pointless to try to experience the deeper realities of relationships unless we are willing to start with the most fundamental question: What is the meaning and purpose of relationship? Any attempt to improve our understanding and deepen our experience of relationship without first thoroughly examining this question is an exercise in futility of monumental proportions.What keeps people together in dynamic relationships? Common purpose. Why do people break up? Because they have no sense of common purpose; or they lose sight of their common purpose; or their common purpose becomes unimportant to them.So, in order to create extraordinary relationships, we have to develop a common understanding of a shared purpose. But before we can understand the purpose of our relationships, we must first understand our purpose as individuals.You are here to become the-best-version-of-yourself. And the purpose of relationships is to help each other become the-best-version-of-yourself.”If you have not read LIFE IS MESSY, order your copy today: https://amzn.to/2TTgZKn Subscribe to Matthew's YouTube Channel today! https://www.youtube.com/c/MatthewKellyAuthor/featured?sub_confirmation=1https://www.matthewkelly.comGet Matthew's 60 Second Wisdom delivered to your inbox: https://www.matthewkelly.com/subscribe The Best Version of Yourself and 60 Second Wisdom are registered trademarks.#MatthewKelly #BestVersionOfYourself #BestVersion #ThoughtLeader #holymoment #holymoments

How are feminists and feminist movements "framing" their activism? How is globalization and capitalism directly or indirectly affecting the way some ideas, projects and foreign policy models are being legitimized and promoted while others aren't? What role does the flow of theories, laws and strategies from local/international, North/South, Western/Non-Western play in addressing, increasing or maintaining social, racial and economic inequalities? A first look into Transnational Feminism.

The love of music brought them together, but what other shared hobbies and passions do Jasmine and Darryl share? Listen in to find out what effect these mutual interests have on their marriage as newlyweds.

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Zhao Yongsheng from the University of International Business and Economics shares his opinion on how China and the European Union can contribute to a prosperous and steady global economy.

Investors and advisers are more interested than ever in putting their money to work to better the planet and the people living here. While there's lots of talk about "making sure your money aligns with your values," there's very little talk about how to actually to do so. Where does one find the data on environmental impact, carbon emissions, social justice, diversity, community impact, biodiversity protection (or harm) and all the other critical ESG metrics when making an investing decision?  What does that data look like? How should one weigh those metrics against basic financials?  In short, how does one actually go about ESG investing?As You SowYourStake.org MSCI ESG RatingsRelated Article:  SEC chief takes to Twitter to issue warning on greenwashingRelated Article:  Industry plea to SEC: Too early for Scope 3 disclosuresGuest BiosMax Mintz is a partner and financial planner at Common Interests, a holistic financial advisory firm specializing in sustainable, responsible and impactiInvesting. Common Interests is a Certified B Corp®, a designation the firm pursued to demonstrate verified commitment to social and environmental responsibility, and track their progress over time. In 2019, Max was honored as a 40 under 40 advisor by InvestmentNews, which he ascribes to the firm's commitment democratizing access to both financial services and impact investing.You can learn more about Max and his firm on their website: www.commoninterests.comJina Penn-Tracy is passionate about leaving this world a better place. Jina believes that comprehensive planning allows individuals, businesses, and nonprofits to make more ethically aligned and influential decisions regarding the spending and investing of their money.  A cancer diagnosis at age 19 led Jina to years of consumer activism around issues of chemical contamination in our environment and especially the food system. After co-founding a rapidly growing import company in the 1990s, Jina shifted careers in 2004 to become the type of financial advisor she wished she could find; an advisor focused on utilizing the power and influence of money to make positive changes in the world. In 2019, early life trauma led her to found the nonprofit Children's Theatre Alumni Survivors Fund (CTA Wellness). Jina is the president of the Board of CTA Wellness. Since 2014, Jina has volunteered with the Carbon Divestment Coalition in Minnesota, committed to seeing the Minnesota state pension funds divested from the top 200 carbon-holding companies. 

CouchCast is going to look a little different this season! We're going back into the archives, wayyy back into the archives, and we are picking out some CouchCast questions that we know our thoughts have changed on since we originally recorded it and then we're going to take another crack at it with our new and updated thoughts! This should be fun... so today, we're diving into common interests and how important they really are.

On this episode of the Nomadic Outdoorsman Dan talks with Chad Hopkins from central Missouri about his passion for chasing deer with a bow. Chad has been connected to the outdoors  for as long as he can remember. He started fishing and rabbit and squirrel hunting at a young age with his grandpa. That led him into turkey and deer hunting around age 9 and he has been completely consumed with the outdoors ever since. Chad and Dan discover that they have a lot in common from their love for Mathews bows to their choice of Christmas presents. This is one of those good ol' bs sessions that could have lasted 6 hours. Shop Bull Elk Beard OilOnline Use code NOMADIC for 20% off at checkout Connect with Dan Mathews and The Nomadic OutdoorsmanOn TikTok, Instagram, and FacebookShop Dan's Podcast Gear and Hunting Gear Connect with Chad HopkinsOn Instagram Nomadic Outdoorsman is Powered by Simplecast

On this episode of the Nomadic Outdoorsman Dan talks with Chad Hopkins from central Missouri about his passion for chasing deer with a bow. Chad has been connected to the outdoors  for as long as he can remember. He started fishing and rabbit and squirrell hunting at a young age with his grandpa. That led him into turkey and deer hunting around age 9 and he has been completely consumed with the outdoors ever since. Chad and Dan discover that they have a lot in common from their love for Mathews bows to their choice of Christmas presents. This is one of those good ol' bs sessions that could have lasted 6 hours. Shop Bull Elk Beard OilOnline Use code NOMADIC for 20% off at checkout Connect with Dan Mathews and The Nomadic OutdoorsmanOn TikTok, Instagram, and FacebookShop Dan's Podcast Gear and Hunting Gear Connect with Chad HopkinsOn Instagram Nomadic Outdoorsman is Powered by Simplecast

On this episode of the Nomadic Outdoorsman Dan talks with Chad Hopkins from central Missouri about his passion for chasing deer with a bow. Chad has been connected to the outdoors  for as long as he can remember. He started fishing and rabbit and squirrell hunting at a young age with his grandpa. That led him into turkey and deer hunting around age 9 and he has been completely consumed with the outdoors ever since. Chad and Dan discover that they have a lot in common from their love for Mathews bows to their choice of Christmas presents. This is one of those good ol' bs sessions that could have lasted 6 hours. Shop Bull Elk Beard OilOnline Use code NOMADIC for 20% off at checkout Connect with Dan Mathews and The Nomadic OutdoorsmanOn TikTok, Instagram, and FacebookShop Dan's Podcast Gear and Hunting Gear Connect with Chad HopkinsOn Instagram Nomadic Outdoorsman is Powered by Simplecast

What do you do when your spouse doesn't share any of your favorite leisure activities, music, or hobbies?   Josh and Phy are very familiar with this problem! In this episode they discuss how Phil. 2:4 informs our view of hobbies in marriage, how to communicate about activities, and how to grow together in having fun. They also discuss the impact of video games on marriage and how to communicate about them. 

More dating advice! Someone asks: Is it better to ask a woman if I can give her my number, instead of asking for theirs? We dive into actual advice, after Julio misinterprets the question.  Also, how important are common interests? We talk about commonalities, the importance of friendship in a relationship, and balancing that with the need for personal space. 

What's more important to YOU in a friendship, relationship or connection of sorts? Is it history? Common interests? Or values?

In this episode you'll hear about:  Why SDG#8 seeks to promote inclusive and sustainable economic development and decent work for all by 2030.How the Empress Tree is so effective at sequestering carbon.Ways World Tree plans to help 10,000 small farmers over five years cultivate crops and provide 100,000 jobs.How this impact investment brought new clients to Common Interests.Related video: Sustainable companies treat employees as assetsUnited Nations SDG#8 InformationWorld TreeResponsible VacationFair Trade Certified Guest BiosDr. Cathy Key is president and chief operating officer of World Tree.Kim Martens is a farmer harvesting Empress Trees in Alabama with World Tree. Max Mintz is a financial planner with Common Interests, an advice firm that focuses on socially responsible investing.  

With the world we live in today, the thought of making friends by socializing and reaching out to strangers does get pretty intimidating and challenging especially for introverts. Hence, the slackers share their relatable experiences about how they struggled building friendships in the past, to help conclude the best ways one can make friends today. With Thomas and Earl being more introverted, it wasn't always a walk in the park when it came to socializing with and befriending stranger. Although, being able to relate with those with similar interests and hobbies did indeed help Thomas and Earl get more comfortable interacting with them.Ron, on the other hand, being more of an extrovert, talks about the modern day art of friend-making, that we have access to through our phones. He takes Earl and Thomas through an EYE-OPENING analogy that showcases how socializing really has evolved over time, with the help of social media apps. Despite everything, it definitely still isn't easy to socialize and make friends today, especially due to natural trust issues and social awkwardness. Fortunately, the slackers are always open to conversations and will always guarantee a good time. SO have a listen to today's episode, give us a follow, and feel free to hit us up on our Instagram @slacklifepodcast. And stay tuned for more... Time Stamps:(00:25) - Episode Introduction (00:58) - Getting a Black Eye(3:09) - Being an introvert(3:50) - Highschool groups(5:27) - Common Interests(7:19) - Love for Gaming(10:04) - Being an Extrovert (10:30) - Childhood friends(11:35) - Virtually Advertising Yourself(12:19) - Your Social CV...(12:41) - Stranger danger(14:07) - Top Items to bring if your house was caught on fire(18:34) - Episode Takeaways (18:57) - Episode sign off

I'm going to challenge you to open yourself up to date more people. By broadening your horizons and opening your mind to others that have different interests, you can effectively secure more matches, converse with more people and have the online success you need to find exactly what you've been searching for.... without even knowing it. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/survivingonlinedating/support

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How many people with a disability do you know personally? That's a question put to us by an initiative called Circuit Sortie, which brings together people who are physically or developmentally challenged with people who are not to take part in all kinds of activities, from city trips to a walk in the park. We talk to Kristel Gevaert, the co-director of Hart voor Handicap, the organisation in charge of this initiative.

Are common interests really that important in a relationship? Featuring special guest Ismael Noumansana. From toxic male traits to if marriage really matters, hear our thoughts on this weeks episode of your favourite relationship podcast! Socials @Allinalloutpod | The Pod @Danielwilliams11 | Daniel @Emildnzl | Emil @Ismvtheyknow | Ismael

Questions continue to swirl around the ominous Val'Tok, the White Cloaks and this Artificer, but our group is determined to find answers. While they search for a lead, it's decided that helping the local citizens may prove valuable. Watch the Realms of Ukodor Live Wednesdays at 6:30 pm PT on https://twitch.com/fabled42 You can find us on your favorite podcasting app as 'The Fabled42 network' Support the stream by checking out our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/fabled42

Early Childhood has been called as a "Fairy Tale Step" in religious belief. Children are very much attract to their clothing as it attracts attention.

In this Episode Andrew sits down with member Josh Pierce to talk about how to connect with people around your common interests. Speaker: Andrew Bolton

In this Episode Andrew sits down with member Josh Pierce to talk about how to connect with people around your common interests.

Join Gabby & Zack each week to talk about how they make a long-distance relationship work. Hello everyone and welcome back to Across The Sea! this is our first real week in getting down with topics and interests, we start it off with talking about our common interests, we have a fair few! We then discuss what we do in terms of spending time together, and introduce each other to things we like. We talk about getting involved with all sorts of things to find new interests we can share together to make our relationship stronger! Follow us on the socials Twitter: @AcrossTheSeaPod Instagram: acrosstheseapodcast Join Our Discord: https://discord.gg/6gPAbZx Send Us an Email: acrosstheseapod@gmail.com

You and your spouse got married because you had so much in common, didn't you? Ever wonder what happened?

Episode 67 - MYTH - Common Interests will Keep us Together - MYTH - The Warrior Marriage (& Family)  Youtube version  https://youtu.be/IqBtuR48dHs 

Sometimes as a relationship moves on, couples can find it difficult to establish common interests. Is it ok to have your own interests separate from your partner? What should you do if you and your partner don’t have any interests in common anymore? What if your partner’s hobbies are taking them away from you? It’s a complex issue and one that Aindrea and Rich discuss in this week’s episode. Stream now to find out more. 

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Sharing Common Interests - Minister John McKinney shares the word of the Lord about sharing the load and burdens of our neighbors. Welcome to the Podcast of Bethel Baptist Church Ministries located in Kannapolis, NC. We hope you feel the love that flows from our hearts to yours. Pastor Antonio D. Johnson and Lady Tara Johnson, along with the entire Bethel Baptist Church family, hopes the sermons draw you into a closer relationship with Jesus Christ. At Bethel Baptist Church we Worship through love, Witness because of love, Disciple out of love and Fellowship in love. We pride ourselves on being "The Perfect Place For Imperfect People". Visit us: 2474 Dale Earnhardt Blvd., Kannapolis, NC 28083 Learn more about us an watch live on our website - bbc-ministries.org Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/bethelbaptist.churchministries/ Subscribe to our YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUMGGAw1iYkTMacdyQrleLw Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bbcm_inc/ Catch Live Tweets of sermon points on Twitter https://twitter.com/bbcm_inc

Our guest today is Michael Ward. Michale is an accomplished  recording artist, guitarist and professional musician who has toured the world with groups such as Ben Harper and the innocent criminals, The Wall Flowers and was co-founder of the group,  School of Fish. Michael’s guitar work can be heard on records by John Hiatt and the Grammy award winning single, One Headlight by the Wallflowers.   In this episode you will learn:   How to overcome not getting a great gig How to be social with your band and why it's important  How great opportunities come from finding common interests with musicians besides music 

Part 3 of the Ladies Night Series will hit you right in the heart and something you may really need in your life if you are lacking it. I'm talking about creating and cultivating deep soul-filling connections no matter where you are. The power of social media is real and it can allow you to connect to people you want to surround yourself with. To have deep connections with people takes time but it also takes you starting, saying that you want to surround yourself with more inspiring and like-minded people. I want to explain how I evolved in this area of my life when I moved to Los Angeles and how it was so impactful in my life. Time Stamps: (1:00) Why Deep Connections are Important to Me (2:40) My Challenge to You After This Episode (6:33) Intentional Connections and Growing Up (8:33) Common Interests (17:44) Schedule! (21:43) Support (24:07) Financially Investing in Connections (25:10) EmpowerU (29:30) Upgrading your Circle (34:11) Removing the Wall (37:10) Dallas (40:01) Events (44:52) Who Do You Need to Reduce in Your Life? (46:57) Recap (40:35) Next Week’s Episode! For more information about the EmpowerU retreat, head to https://www.lindseyragofit.com/empoweru-1

On this episode of Love Peach & Blue, we discuss that one thing that initially brought us together. We also talk about how to keep the romance alive in a relationship. Connect with us on Instagram @lovepeachandblue If you need professional assistance with your marriage:  Domestic Violence - thehotline.org Marriage Counseling - formationcounseling.org

This week we quiz about Pets & animals. And we have a few Special Guests, Ben and Ash was able to join us for this week's games. Ash is from "across the pond" all the way from England and one of our Biggest Fans and a Huge Fan of Moxie Le Femme, Mark, Jeremy, and Bens Burlesque Troupe. This week we bring some games including the longest lifespans of common pets. a Common Interests round. And a very sentimental round from Ben, in memory of his late dog "Ozzy".

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Do you find it easier to date someone with a lot in common with you or do you prefer more of an opposites attract mentality? Today, we're talking about how much weight common interests should have.

In Episode #003, I talked to Mark Madsen of Teradata on the common interests of analytics software architecture and product design. Mark spent most of the past 25 years working in the analytics field, and he is currently the global head of architecture for Teradata Consulting. He is a true analytics pioneer and a regular international speaker who also chairs several conferences and is on the O’Reilly Strata, Accelerate, and TDWI conference committees. If I only looked at job titles, Mark would be an odd fit for Experiencing Data, but the reality is that Mark has many of the traits of a good design thinker including a good sense of empathy about what users need in the world of analytics and decision support software. It’s a rare combination in my experience, so I hope you enjoy the interview. Besides, Mark is also highly entertaining

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Dr. Dyer has special guest Dr. Christiane Northrup join him to talk about their common interests. Enjoy this high-energy team! As a loyal podcast listener, Hay House would like to offer the eBook version of Wishes Fulfilled: Mastering the Art of Manifesting to you for free for a limited time to help you learn how to obtain what you truly desire. Go to www.hayhouse.com/manifest to download your free ebook today.

Finding common interests as a couple can lead to more fun and adventure. Every relationship is like a unique fingerprint, with each couple deciding what they want their relationship to look like. Some couples have very different interests and live more independently, while others do everything together, or a balance of both. Sometimes our partners or spouses don't know it is our desire to connect and spend more time together. Also, we may assume things about one another that are untrue or believe the same interests of the past are the same in the present. Talking about your interests can lead to more adventures together whether that is trying out a new restaurant or a new country. The possibilities are endless and up to you two. (Theme music: Ethan Anderson, Photo credit: Pablo Heimplatz)  Relationship Podcast Gems on Finding Common Interests: Becoming aware of your own interests and developing them. Talking about your individual interests together. Try something new to both of you. Decide how do you want it to be? What activities do you desire to do together? Jema has a Secret Room that she files away her deepest thoughts, it's like a vault. Jon has been known to read every sign at the Science Museum.  Stream "Finding Common Interests" Your Next Steps: Join our email list for new episodes and articles.

Mariko Kawano on the International Court of Justice and Disputes Involving the Interests of Third Parties to the Proceedings or the Common Interests of the International Community as a Whole or of the Community Established by a Convention

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In this edition of EMET, Jared and special guest Connor discuss common interests. Topics include music, TV, and finding entertainment as a marine.

Terry D. Scheerer joins Dave as a special guest this week, as they talk about things they have in common from wanting to find a place where they belong to their passion for writing and being a creative people.

In which we are reminded that starting conversations with complete strangers can be easy if we can find common interests.

In which we are reminded that starting conversations with complete strangers can be easy if we can find common interests.

In which we are reminded that starting conversations with complete strangers can be easy if we can find common interests.

Prospecting Strategies: In which we are reminded that starting conversations with complete strangers can be easy if we can find common interests.

Prospecting Strategies: In which we are reminded that starting conversations with complete strangers can be easy if we can find common interests.

Prospecting Strategies: In which we are reminded that starting conversations with complete strangers can be easy if we can find common interests.

Dr Ruth Butler, University of Hull, delivers a seminar as part of the 'Socio-spatial inequalities, transport and mobilities' seminar series held in the Transport Studies Unit during Hilary Term 2012.

Government solutions for the Arctic Ocean involve the integration of science diplomacy tools (notably ecosystem-based management) with recognition of international space and common interests for the lasting benefit of all...