Podcasts about conversat

In this podcast, Todd Holzman, a renowned educator and founder of a global leadership consultancy, emphasizes the importance of candor in conversations. He shares how candor became his life's work and defines it as a collaborative pursuit of truth for improvement. Holzman highlights its benefits for psychological well-being, authentic relationships, and effective leadership. He stresses the need for self-awareness and recognizing communication flaws. Holzman suggests that cultivating candor provides a competitive advantage in personal and professional growth. He advocates for courageous, curious, and compassionate conversations, emphasizing truth alignment before action and collaborative problem-solving. Holzman also warns against common conversational pitfalls and encourages listeners to embody admired qualities and commit to truth and altruism.You can learn more about Todd at www.holzman.comTakeawaysAdmiration Shapes Behavior: Todd emphasizes how our admiration for others influences our behavior and presentation in society. Understanding this can help us navigate our interactions more consciously.Stepping into Conversations for Growth: There's an emphasis on the significance of engaging in conversations, even uncomfortable ones, as a means of personal development. By actively participating in discussions, we open ourselves to learning and growth.Navigating Relationship Traps: Todd highlights the common pitfalls we encounter while trying to build relationships. Recognizing these traps can help us navigate them more effectively and foster healthier connections.Sign up for the monthly newsletter with Steve and Career Competitor by providing your details here - Request to become part of our communityAlso be sure to give him and the show a follow on Instagram @careercompetitorpodcast

Le Cairn / Villa du Jardin aux jardins alpins de Meyrin accueille des enfants pour un feu d'artifice d'activités culturelles et artistiques! Le Jardin des images est un événement pluridisciplinaire, qui s'articulera autour des arts plastiques, du mouvement et du cinéma. Du jusqu'au 20 novembre, les enfants dès 4 ans pourront colorier et créer leur propre dessin animé inspiré des Fables de la Fontaine dans le cadre des ateliers de dessin animé de Claire Faÿ - illustratrice connue pour ses Cahiers de dessins animés et précédemment, ses Cahiers de gribouillage pour adultes.  Du 30 novembre au 26 février, enfants (de 2 à 8 ans) et parents pourront jouer avec le sable et faire des mini-films grâce au projet de la réalisatrice et scénariste Chaïtane Conversat dans le dispositif « Sable (é)mouvant », coproduit par mille formes, le Centre d'initiation à l'art pour les enfants de la ville de Clermont-Ferrand et le Festival International du court métrage de Clermont-Ferrand. Chaque 1er dimanche du mois, les ateliers Danse en famille proposeront d'explorer le geste. Nous sommes allés rencontrer Fanny Serain, responsable des expositions à Meyrin lors du vernissage du lieu.

O Pindorama é um podcast quinzenal sobre contos de ficção especulativa nacional! Este episódio comenta o conto “A caminho da queda”, de Luiza Nascimento, publicado na Jamburana, n. 5, 2020. Participam: Ana Rüsche, Dennis Almeida e Toni Moraes Sinopse do conto: Um engenheiro floresta sonha que é uma árvore, bem quando terminava os documentos para legalizar a exploração mineral em uma área de preservação ambiental. O protagonista recapitula sua infância e sua decisão de trabalhar pela devastação. Seus sonhos se tornam mais vívidos e sua aproximação com a natureza ameaçada mais intensa. O episódio comenta as principais características desse conto, como: inversões de pontos de vista narrativos, estrutura narrativa cíclica, temporalidades indígenas, percepções oníricas, o trabalho de devastação da Terra. Obras e links mencionados - [pensador] Daniel Munduruku; - [pensador] Ailton Krenak; - [livro] A vida secreta das árvores, Peter Wohlleben; - [texto] Conversatório sobre o bem viver, Mario Rodríguez Ibáñez; Apoie o Leitor Cabuloso! Contribua com Catarse do Leitor Cabuloso para que mais iniciativas fabulosas possam existir!  www.leitorcabuloso.com.br Catarse: catarse.me/leitor_cabuloso Facebook: www.facebook.com.br/leitorcabuloso Instagram: @leitorcabuloso Twitter @leitorcabuloso Participantes do episódio Ana Rüsche | anarusche.com | Twitter: @anarusche| Instagram: @anarusche | Último livro “A telepatia são os outros”, Monomito | podcast: Incêndio na escrivaninha  Toni Moraes | Twitter: @Tonimoraesjr | Editora: Monomito | Newsletter: paisagens marcianas | Dennis Almeida | Twitter: @DennisAlmeida82| #AulaFio | Podcast: Não Pod Tocar Próximo episódio Conto “A feira dos Quebrantos”, de Simone Saueressig, publicado na Literomancia 8. Agradecimentos Especiais Abner De Souza, Alessandra Rocha, Amauri Silva Lima Filho, Caio Amaro, Carolina Mendes, Carol Vidal, Cláudia Rodrigues, Clecius Duran, Dayse Cristhina, Edgar Egawa, Igor Bajo, Janaína Vieira, Leandro Gomes, Lucas Domingos, Lu Bento, Luiz Silva, Marina Kondratovich, Marina Jardim, Melisa de Sá, Nielson Rocha, Priscilla Rubia, Ricardo Brunoro, Rodrigo Leite, Nilda, Sidney Andrade, Thiago Felipe Ruediger, Airechu, Fernanda Cortez, Aline Bergamo.

In this special edition we look at the techniques, processes and practicalities of creating audio drama with the creators of some of the best and most exciting drama podcasts out there. We discuss writing, casting, working with actors, directing and recording as well as the touchy subject of monetising your show. Our guests are David S. Dear of A Ninth World Journal Karin Heimdahl of the Y2k Audio DramaJackie Jorgenson of Tales From the Aether and Oscar and Jade Wenman-Hyde of Conversations: An Original Audio DramaOur presenters are Kelly Winkler and Amy ForrestMusic and sound design are by Chris Gregory Find out more about our guests and their podcasts by checking these linksA Ninth World Journal ninthworldjournal.com https://twitter.com/9thWorldJournalY2k Y2Kpod.com https://twitter.com/Y2KpodTales From The Aether https://anchor.fm/talesfromtheaetherhttps://twitter.com/SharedManifestConversations https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/conversations-an-original-audio-drama/id1502764717https://twitter.com/ojscriptwritersAnd find Listen, Rinse, Repeat here https://listenrinserepeatpodcast.com/https://twitter.com/Podcast_LRRListen out for our future edition on the art, skills, techniques and technicalities of voice acting which features today's presenter Amy Forrest

Henry Hutcheson, author of "Dirty Little Secrets of Family Business" visited with Tom Shay during this program. If you are a part of a family business you know there are often many dynamics of family members working together. When there is a transition from one generation to another, there are often challenges of who has what responsibility and who gets what. Henry answered many questions during this visit as well as explained how to eliminate the "drama" that could occur in your business.

Kris Palm, actor, aspiring film maker and dapper dresser, talks to host Laura Buckles about how a dare helped him find his passion, how to use background work as a training ground and so much more.

This week, things get real.  Josh and Ted almost have a falling out.  The guys talk about communication, and how hard it is in today's society.  Also, they nerd out over Game of Thrones.  *SPOILERS*

How often do you get to say Peter Yarrow from Peter, Paul, and Mary sang me a Valentine's Day Song, and so today I am Peter Yarrow's valentine. America has it's folk music and Peter Yarrow, of Peter Paul and Mary, is right there at the top. They performed at the 1963 March On Washington where Dr. Martin Luther King delivered his "I Have A Dream Speech." Never once, did I think I would ever have the opportunity to talk to someone who was actually at that march, that day. (Thank you Peter for sharing in detail what that day looked and felt like. WOW!) Peter, Paul and Mary came up at a time when they were inspired to make music that meant something socially. There was a cause, a purpose, a reason that they were doing what they were doing. It wasn't for "celebrity" like so many chase after today. I believe they recognized that they had a platform and an opportunity to affect social change in a positive way. Who really does that in music today? GaGa is the only one that is at the top of my mind. Peter published Puff The Magic Dragon a few years back, a children's book, but really loved by all. His latest book is "I'm In Love With A Big Blue Frog." In it he touches on prejudice and racial issues, hopefully this story will somehow open those little minds up and allow a new thought to be pushed in. Get the book at your local bookstore and online at amazon.com: http://www.amazon.com/Im-Love-Big-Blue-Frog/dp/1936140373 Peter's Operation Respect school program: www.OperationRespect.org Peter, Paul & Mary's website: www.PeterPaulandMary.com Peter's facebook: www.facebook.com/Peter-Yarrow Peter, Paul & Mary's facebook: www.facebook.com/PeterPaulandMary