Podcasts about coolness

Hi there, It's LOU here with another English episode for my friend Sam. Do you know how they always tell you in business that you should have ONE PERSON in mind that you talk & write to? Well Sam is my person. And even though this episode is because of Sam and for Sam it's not just a one woman show. It is for everyone who, like Sam, no longer wants to blend in. Who pro-actively not want to be like everyone else and that being a GOOD THING. For everyone who wants their kids to see that if people don't want what you offer, that you can find people that do. For everyone that no longer wants to try and be successful and fit in with everyone else. SAM is the Society of Astonishing Misfits. The Coolness of the uncool. We have our OWN way to succeed. And also in this episode the 5 phases of the Recalibration process. Including the Shi(f)t Storm. It is part of manifestation and it will sweep you all clean to live on your own terms. Love LOU

Jennifer Khakshouri, Adriana Altaras, Philipp Tingler und – als Gast – der Literaturwissenschaftler und Kulturvermittler Rico Valär diskutieren über «Königin der Nacht. Ein kurzes Buch über meine Mutter» von Lukas Bärfuss, «Was nicht gesagt werden kann» von David Szalay, «Erzähl mir alles» von Elizabeth Strout sowie «Tamangur» von Leta Semadeni. Der Schweizer Schriftsteller Lukas Bärfuss geht mit seinem autobiografischen Buch «Königin der Nacht» dahin, wo es schmerzt: Zu seiner Mutter, die ihn einen «Betriebsunfall» nannte, keine Liebe zeigte und alles andere als fürsorglich war. Der Büchner-Preisträger Bärfuss beschreibt, wie die Literatur ihn gerettet hat - und hinterfragt zugleich den Muttermythos in der Gesellschaft. Der Roman «Was nicht gesagt werden kann» gehört zu den bemerkenswertesten Neuerscheinungen des letzten Jahres. Er erzählt das Leben eines Mannes, der in einer ungarischen Plattenbausiedlung aufwächst und in die englische High Society aufsteigt. In kargen Dialogen und fragmentarischen Episoden beschreibt er eine Figur, unter deren Coolness unverarbeitete Traumata liegen. Pulitzerpreisträgerin Elizabeth Strout erschafft seit vielen Jahren in ihren Romanen einen Kosmos. Darin beschreibt sie das Lebensgefühl und die politische Stimmung an der nordamerikanischen Ostküste. Ihre Figuren sind liebenswert, wenn auch nicht immer sympathisch. In «Erzähl mir alles» begegnen sich die Hauptfiguren aus verschiedenen vergangenen Romanen. Leta Semadeni ist eng mit dem Engadin verbunden und schreibt Lyrik und Prosa, auf Deutsch und auf Rätoromanisch. Für ihr Lebenswerk wurde sie mit dem Schweizer Grand Prix Literatur ausgezeichnet. Der Roman «Tamangur» wurde neu aufgelegt. Er handelt vom Leben eines Kindes, seiner Grossmutter und der schmerzvollen Abwesenheit des Grossvaters in einem abgelegenen Bergdorf.

We have surpassed 100 Butters! Wooo! This Butter delves deep into the world of Letterboxd! Heard of it? It's a neat website/app that allows you to track films watch and leave your own reviews. It's a fun way to keep track of everything you may have seen ever in you whole life! Oh and we find out who the american population thinks is cool... it's another list from YouGov... they always seem to nail these lists! Butter up whatever seat you're going to be standing in, and enjoy this one!-Brought to you by Matt A. The Dean Of Butter Students.

Play it cool and play this episode. In episode 175 of Overthink, Ellie and David talk about what it means to be cool. From swag gap relationships to Mark Zuckerberg and the manosphere's failed attempts at being cool, your hosts examine coolness's ties to youth and subversion and its opposition to displays of wealth. They trace how coolness emerged from Black American culture in the 1930s, before being associated with Beat Poets and punk musicians. They consider precursors to cool, like the Italian term sprezzatura, and question the ontology and the morality of coolness. Is coolness an attitude or a state? Is it inherently narcissistic? Can you ever successfully “try” to be cool? In the Substack bonus segment, Ellie and David discuss coolness through an ethical perspective.Works Discussed:Joel Dinerstein, “Jazz Cool”Ted Gioia, The History of Jazzbell hooks, We Real Cool: Black Men and MasculinityDick Pountain and David Robins, Cool Rules: Anatomy of an AttitudeEnjoy our work? Support Overthink via tax-deductible donation: https://www.givecampus.com/fj0w3v Subscribe to our Substack for ad-free versions of both audio and video episodes, extended episodes, exclusive live chats, and more: https://overthinkpod.substack.com/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In dieser Folge von Short Night verraten wir euch endlich, wie es um unseren Film SO HAPPY IT HURTS steht und was in den kommenden Wochen möglicherweise auf uns zukommt. Außerdem erzählt Lena, an was für Arsch-Eltern sie auf dem Spielplatz geraten ist, warum David denkt, dass er genug Coolness für ein Tandem besitzt und wir besprechen einen Hobbypsychologen-Fall, der die Frage aufwirft, wann und wo sich Lena oder David gegebenenfalls verführen lassen würden.Instagram: @lenameckel / @davidhelmutYouTube: Unser LifeWerbung by PLANTURACode: SHORTNIGHT / ab Einkaufswert von 40€ bis  31.08. gültig Link zu Shop: https://shop.plantura.garden/collections/buchsbaumzuensler-bekaempfen?utm_source=partnerships&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=mid-roll&utm_content=podcast&utm_term=shortnight

There are certain questions humanity may never answer.Are aliens real?What happens after death?And most importantly… are any of us actually cool?This episode of The Rizzuto Show starts with a seemingly harmless discussion about “coolness” and immediately devolves into absolute nonsense in the best possible way. The gang debates whether being cool is confidence, mystery, talent, or just owning sunglasses indoors without looking ridiculous. Somehow Samuel L. Jackson ends up crowned America's coolest celebrity while Ryan Reynolds takes multiple unnecessary strays for allegedly becoming the human version of expensive scented soap.Things only get weirder from there.The crew dives headfirst into one of the most unexpectedly nostalgic conversations ever: iconic 80s and 90s album covers. We're talking Appetite for Destruction, Dookie, Korn, Pearl Jam, Thriller, Rage Against the Machine, Aerosmith, Poison, Nirvana, and a bunch of records that permanently altered teenage bedrooms across America. If you ever spent hours staring at CD booklet artwork pretending you understood symbolism, this episode is basically therapy.There's also:Weird Al getting a Broadway musicalAqua breaking up after nearly 30 yearsDr. Hook appreciation from out of nowhereMusic festival streaming announcementsCountry chart dominationCelebrity deaths and tributesA discussion about hiding weapons around your house that somehow became weirdly wholesomeLove on the Spectrum entering the country music worldAnd the triumphant return of Match Up With The MoronsThis comedy podcast somehow manages to mix pop culture commentary, music nostalgia, celebrity gossip, random chaos, and complete derailments into one giant beautifully broken radio sandwich. It's the kind of comedy podcast that reminds you why morning radio still matters: because nowhere else will you hear heartfelt appreciation for Pearl Jam immediately followed by someone talking about bolt cutters and baby deer.Whether you're here for the funny stories, the music talk, the celebrity nonsense, or just because your coworkers are unbearable and you need a break, this comedy podcast delivers the exact level of chaos your brain probably deserves.The Rizzuto Show continues proving daily that professionalism is technically optional.Follow The Rizzuto Show → linktr.ee/rizzshow for more from your favorite daily comedy show.Connect with The Rizzuto Show Comedy Podcast online → 1057thepoint.com/RizzShowHear The Rizz Show daily on the radio at 105.7 The Point | Hubbard Radio in St. Louis, MO.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

YouGov put out the results of a poll where they asked people what they think is cool. Rich and Super Dave discover they are NOT cool.

Diese Quellen bieten einen tiefgehenden Einblick in das klassische Weimar und das Leben bedeutender literarischer Wegbereiter wie Goethe, Schiller und Kafka. Während ein Reiseführer die architektonischen Denkmäler und den kulturellen Status Weimars als UNESCO-Welterbe hervorhebt, konzentrieren sich die Transkripte auf die biografischen Analysen des Philosophen Rüdiger Safranski. Besonders im Fokus steht dabei Friedrich Schiller, dessen unbändiger schöpferischer Enthusiasmus und Freiheitsbegriff als Gegenentwurf zum modernen Ideal der „Coolness“ interpretiert werden. Ein weiterer Schwerpunkt liegt auf Franz Kafka, dessen Existenz sich laut Safranski fast ausschließlich im „Absolutismus der Literatur“ vollzog. Die Texte verdeutlichen eindrucksvoll, wie diese Autoren durch die Kraft des Geistes ihre körperlichen Gebrechen oder sozialen Krisen überwanden. Letztlich zeigen die Quellen die Literatur als ein wirkungsvolles Mittel, um Ordnung in die Welt zu bringen und individuelle Freiheit zu behaupten.

Diese Quellen bieten einen tiefgehenden Einblick in das klassische Weimar und das Leben bedeutender literarischer Wegbereiter wie Goethe, Schiller und Kafka. Während ein Reiseführer die architektonischen Denkmäler und den kulturellen Status Weimars als UNESCO-Welterbe hervorhebt, konzentrieren sich die Transkripte auf die biografischen Analysen des Philosophen Rüdiger Safranski. Besonders im Fokus steht dabei Friedrich Schiller, dessen unbändiger schöpferischer Enthusiasmus und Freiheitsbegriff als Gegenentwurf zum modernen Ideal der „Coolness“ interpretiert werden. Ein weiterer Schwerpunkt liegt auf Franz Kafka, dessen Existenz sich laut Safranski fast ausschließlich im „Absolutismus der Literatur“ vollzog. Die Texte verdeutlichen eindrucksvoll, wie diese Autoren durch die Kraft des Geistes ihre körperlichen Gebrechen oder sozialen Krisen überwanden. Letztlich zeigen die Quellen die Literatur als ein wirkungsvolles Mittel, um Ordnung in die Welt zu bringen und individuelle Freiheit zu behaupten.

This week Jason Whiton from Spyvibe talks about Roger Moore we have a weird story about a world war 2 kill squad led by indigenous tribes, a statue that copped a raw deal in Italy, a stack of gigs to attend and the best lounge and exotica from across the globe.   The Tikiyaki Orchestra - Bombs Away! Project K/67 - The Cat And The Cream Art Pepper - Straight Life Rob Dixon - Sway Mario Grigorov - Every Little Movement Voodoo 5 - Hypnocoin Rebecca Rafla - What A Difference A Day Makes Tito Puente - Take Five Drugstore Romeos - Wondrous Place Rose Sinclair - Summer Samba Ultra Beaver Lounge - Bailar Combustible Edison - Pavillion Mr Moai And The Tikiheads - Rongo Rongo  Joey Altruda - A Martini For Mancini Martini Kings - Silent Water Daniel Pemberton - I, Spy  

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It's spring and the farmers are out in force prepping their fields and planting seeds with the hope and anticipation of a bountiful harvest. There's a new trend among our kids that's all about farming, but not in the way our professional farmers are now farming here. No, our kids are involved in what's called “aura farming.” In the teenage world, someone who has aura is someone who has the same kind of glowing presence as the top social media influencers, beloved celebrities, and people who ooze coolness. Aura Farming is the term used to describe the act of doing things online to boost your cool factor in the eyes of the world that's watching you on social media. In essence, you're farming and fishing for the social capital of likes, positive comments, and a growing number of followers. Parents, this is a troubling trend as our kids are going to look for love and attention in all the wrong places. Lead them to find their identity, purpose, and value in Jesus Christ and not in the eyes of others.

Sascha und Mario sind zurück mit einer neuen Stunde ISSO100 Talk! Erstmal wird sich entschuldigt für die stressbedingte Pause, aber die beiden waren die letzten Wochen so sehr unterwegs, da blieb keine Zeit! Sie quatschen über die letzten Wochen, Konzerterfahrungen und was bei den Oscars so ging. Darüber hinaus hat Mario drei spannende Fragen mitgebracht, die heiß diskutiert werden. Zum Abschluss gibts wie immer das gesunde Maß Popkultur. ISSO100 erscheint alle zwei Wochen überall wo es Podcasts gibt! 00:00:00 Entschuldigen Sie bitte00:02:39 Reisen und Produktionen00:08:11 Sascha auf Kraftklub Konzert00:10:53 Die Oscars und Filmkritik00:16:39 Technische Aspekte des Filmemachens00:24:57 Jay-Zs Comeback00:30:03 Koffer packen mit Sascha und Mario00:44:56 Wunschliste für Kameras00:50:30 Fußball und Marketing: Ein Blick auf die Ästhetik00:52:11 Trikot-Kultur und ihre Authentizität00:57:18 Kapitalismus im Fußball: Ein kritischer Blick01:01:38 Coolness vs. Authentizität01:05:50 Verpflegung am Set01:09:44 Popkultur der Woche

Schüchterne, Verzagte, Zweifler: Sie alle sind nicht besonders angesehen in einer Welt, in der oft nur der Lauteste gehört wird. Doch in der Unsicherheit liegt eine unterschätzte Qualität, wie etwa Einfühlsamkeit und Verständnis. Ein Podcast von Karin Lamsfuß.

Er ist die Hoffnung der Gen Z: Der Rapper Balendra Shah, alias Balen, hat die Parlamentswahlen in Nepal haushoch gewonnen. Damit ist ihm das Amt des Ministerpräsidenten auf sicher. Trotzdem gibt es Zweil daran, ob der 35-Jährige tatsächlich dafür bereit ist. Unser Korrespondent Ulrich von Schwerin berichtet regelmässig über Nepal. In dieser Folge erzählt er, womit Balen bekannt wurde, für welche Werte er einsteht und wie es dazu kommen konnte, dass dieser bald das Staatsoberhaupt von Nepal ist. Im Moment sei der Rapper vor allem eines, sagt von Schwerin: "Eine riesige Projektionsfläche für die Hoffnung einer ganzen Generation." Er stehe für Coolness und für Jugend. Und damit hebe er sich klar ab von anderen Politikern im Land. Heutiger Gast: Ulrich von Schwerin, Südasien-Korrespondent Host: Alice Grosjean Redaktion: Marlen Oehler Den Artikel von Ulrich in der NZZ findet ihr [hier zum Nachlesen](https://www.nzz.ch/international/balendra-shah-der-rapper-der-nepals-jugend-begeistert-ld.1928503). Lust auf noch mehr digitale Inhalte der NZZ? [Probier`s drei Monate aus.](https://abo.nzz.ch/25077808-2/)

alco und das Lebensthema hinter der Kunstfigur ** Falco war ein Konzept. Und vielleicht war genau das sein Schutz. In dieser Folge geht es nicht um Klatsch. Es geht um Muster. Um die Frage, was Menschen antreibt, die maximal sichtbar sind. Und innerlich oft nicht zur Ruhe kommen. In dieser Episode hören Sie: - Warum die Kunstfigur oft mehr ist als Image. Nämlich eine Rüstung - Nähe Distanz als Grundkonflikt. Gesehen werden wollen, aber Berührung fürchten - Kontingenter Selbstwert. Wenn Wert nur unter Bedingungen entsteht - Scham als heimlicher Motor. Und warum Coolness manchmal eine Abwehr ist - Selbstregulation und Suchtlogik: Wenn Applaus und Tempo zur Medizin werden - Missing Experience: Welche Erfahrung vielen fehlt, die später durch Erfolg ersetzt wird Die ganze Folge können Sie [**hier nachlesen ...**](https://www.persoenlichkeits-blog.de/article/121298/falco-ich-war-immer-allein-auch-wenn-ich-unter-menschen-war) Haben Sie auch ein persönliches Problem, das Sie bisher nicht lösen konnten? Dann buchen Sie auch ein [**3-h-Coaching**](https://seminare4you.de/3-h-intensiv-coaching/). Wir finden die Lösung dort, wo Sie noch nie gesucht haben. Versprochen! Sind Sie Coach und wollen auch so coachen? Ich biete eine [**Fortbildung**](https://seminare4you.de/lebensthemen/) dazu an. Wenn Sie diese Folge gut fanden: Dann abonnieren Sie den Podcast. Und wenn Sie mögen, schreiben Sie mir eine kurze Rückmeldung oder geben Sie eine Bewertung. Das hilft, dass solche Inhalte besser gefunden werden. Folge direkt herunterladen

Falco und das Lebensthema hinter der Kunstfigur Falco war ein Konzept. Und vielleicht war genau das sein Schutz. In dieser Folge geht es nicht um Klatsch. Es geht um Muster. Um die Frage, was Menschen antreibt, die maximal sichtbar sind. Und innerlich oft nicht zur Ruhe kommen. In dieser Episode hören Sie: - Warum die Kunstfigur oft mehr ist als Image. Nämlich eine Rüstung - Nähe und Distanz als Grundkonflikt. Gesehen werden wollen, aber Berührung fürchten - Scham als heimlicher Motor. Und warum Coolness manchmal eine Abwehr ist - Selbstregulation und Sucht. Wenn Applaus und Tempo zur Medizin werden - Missing Experience. Welche Erfahrung vielen fehlt, die später durch Erfolg ersetzt wird Wenn Sie tiefer arbeiten möchten Wenn Sie merken, dass Sie an einem wiederkehrenden Engpass stehen, lohnt sich ein genauer Blick. Manchmal reicht eine klare Analyse, um wieder Beweglichkeit zu gewinnen. Mehr zu meiner Arbeit und zum 3 Stunden Coaching finden Sie auf meiner Website. seminare4you.de Wenn Sie diese Folge gut fanden: Dann abonnieren Sie den Podcast. Und wenn Sie mögen, schreiben Sie mir eine kurze Rückmeldung oder geben Sie eine Bewertung. Das hilft, dass solche Inhalte gefunden werden.

In this episode of the AI Agent & Copilot Podcast, Giuseppe Ianni, host of the show, is joined by Diego Araujo, Founder and Chief AI Architect at Fusion Flow Software. Their conversation explores how enterprises are adopting AI agents and copilots within ERP environments, particularly Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations. Key Takeaways Start with a “Winning” Use Case: Successful AI adoption begins with identifying a high-impact, low-effort opportunity that delivers immediate value. Araujo stresses the importance of choosing use cases that are repeatable and measurable. He explains that organizations must deliberately identify early wins to build momentum and credibility across teams. User Adoption Determines Success: Technology alone does not guarantee successful AI implementation — user adoption does. Araujo emphasizes that fear and skepticism often prevent employees from embracing AI tools. He recommends involving subject matter experts and users early in the process so they feel ownership over the solution. Governance and Safety Must Be Built In: Enterprise AI systems require robust governance frameworks to ensure compliance, security, and control. Araujo highlights the importance of planning governance early in the process, particularly when deploying agents inside ERP environments that manage critical business processes. He cautions organizations to build mechanisms that prevent agents from causing unintended outcomes. “You don't want an agent going rogue,” he explains. Measure Value with Clear Metrics: AI initiatives must demonstrate measurable impact rather than relying on hype or novelty. Araujo stresses that organizations should identify metrics that directly tie AI capabilities to business outcomes. “Coolness is not a factor,” he explains. Instead, companies must define operational indicators such as efficiency gains or cycle time reductions. AI Agents Enable a New Workforce Model: Araujo describes a major shift in how employees interact with technology as AI agents become widely adopted. He suggests that individuals will increasingly act as managers of multiple digital agents that execute tasks autonomously. This mindset shift opens new productivity opportunities for organizations. Visit Cloud Wars for more.

Johnny Mac delivers a messy, off-script Daily Comedy News episode after seeing an email that Netflix Is a Joke Festival added 170+ shows, including “Comedy for the Community” Altadena Eaton Fire Relief hosted by Dion Cole, Timmy No Breaks at The Comedy Store (May 4), and shows from Rosebud Baker and Cheryl Underwood; he notes the news hasn't hit Deadline or Variety yet. He also covers SXSW Comedy's 2026 lineup featuring Bill Burr, Chelsea Peretti, Devon Walker, Eric Andre, Frankie Quinones, and Natasha Leggero, plus events tied to Don't Tell Comedy, The Moth/Comic Relief, Dropout, Facebook, Fox, Funny or Die, and Gotham. He mentions Dusty Slay's book We're Having a Good Time, highlights Morristown's Purim Comedy Night with Raanan Hershberg, discusses Hirschberg's comments about Louis CK and Joe Rogan, teases noon's Comedy Survivor results, and shares items on Atsuko Okatsuka and Katherine Blandford.AND Bill Burr's bad run continues. 02:08 SXSW 2026 Comedy Lineup03:30 Corporate Showcases and Bill Burr Rant05:35 More SXSW Events and Podcasts06:28 Dusty Slay Book Announcement07:31 Local Purim Comedy Night08:22 Hot Tub Call 10:52 Comedy Survivor Tease and AI Twist11:51 Atsuko's Dating Show Story13:03 Katherine Blandford and Derby Tales Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/daily-comedy-news-with-johnny-mac--4522158/support.Daily Comedy News is the number one comedy news podcast, delivering daily coverage of standup comedy, late night television, comedy specials, tours, and the business of comedy.COMEDY SURVIVOR in the facebook group.Contact John at John@thesharkdeck dot com For Uninterrupted Listening, use the Apple Podcast App and click the banner that says Uninterrupted Listening.  $4.99/month John's Substack about media is free.This is the animal sanctuary mentioned in the February 10 episode.

171: Hannover will sein Image ändern, obwohl niemand weiß, warum das notwendig ist. Wir reagieren auf die neue Kampagne. Außerdem: die Hysterie-Frucht Quitte und alles, was man damit machen kann. Und unangemessene Kommentare bei Olympia.

Aus Köln Ehrenfeld. Mit dem libertären Blogger und Shitposter Michael Werner (https://freiheitsfunken.info/autor/michael-werner). Die Stahlfeder ist zum ersten Mal im neuen Jahr zurück und wir sprechen über den staatlichen Kampf gegen Coolness, Epstein und Gates, Eilish bei den Grammys, wir relativieren die Sklaverei und wir betreiben viel Victim Blaming (denn es befreit). Escape the Matrix. Finde den Aethervox Podcast überall: https://linktr.ee/AethervoxEhrenfeld

What does it mean to be 'cool'? While the word can feel slippery and subjective, a new study published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology suggests that people around the world largely agree on what makes someone cool - and the answer transcends culture, language and borders. According to the research, people deemed cool consistently share six personality traits, whether they live in the US, China, South Africa or Turkey. The findings suggest that modern media and global culture may have standardized the meaning of cool far more than we realize. The study draws on psychology experiments conducted between 2018 and 2022 with nearly 6,000 adults across 13 countries. Participants were asked to think of someone they considered 'cool,' 'not cool,' 'good,' or 'not good,' and then rate that person's personality traits and values. By comparing these ratings, researchers were able to identify what separates cool people from those who are merely good, or uncool. Despite wide cultural differences, the results were strikingly consistent. Cool people were seen as more extroverted, hedonistic, powerful, adventurous, open and autonomous. In other words, they were perceived as outgoing, pleasure-seeking, confident, independent and willing to take risks. The idea of cool emerged from small, rebellious subcultures including Black jazz musicians in the 1940s and the beatnik movement of the 1950s before spreading more widely. As creativity, innovation and change have become more valued in modern society, coolness has taken on a larger role. The researchers also found an important distinction between being cool and being good. While some traits overlap, good people were viewed very differently. They were more likely to be described as conforming, traditional, secure, warm, agreeable, conscientious and calm, qualities associated with stability, morality and cooperation. In other words, coolness isn't necessarily about being kind or ethical. It's about standing out, questioning conventions and projecting independence and influence. Researchers say the findings could help explain how social hierarchies form and how cultural norms change. Cool people, they argue, often occupy influential positions because they are seen as innovators and persuaders people capable of shifting attitudes and behaviours. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of From Ballparks to Buzzer Beaters, Perry and Swin break down the AFC and NFC Championship games.

Philip Shouse has toured the world with rock legends like Gene Simmons, Ace Frehley, and Accept.But the story most people never hear is what happened behind the scenes.In this episode of The Relentless Pursuit Podcast, Philip sits with host, Joe Adams and opens up about his journey through addiction, sobriety, grief, and the long road to finding peace after decades inside the rock and roll lifestyle.After losing his father and stepping away from the chaos of addiction, Philip began doing deep inner work that changed how he sees success, spirituality, and who he really is beyond the stage.In this powerful conversation, we talk about• His journey through addiction and recovery• How grief reshaped his life after losing his father• Rebuilding identity after fame and burnout• Why success without inner peace never lasts• His upcoming solo album and non-alcoholic beer brand Rock n RollThis episode is not about celebrity.It is about becoming whole.If you have ever struggled with addiction, loss, burnout, or feeling disconnected from yourself, this conversation will resonate deeply.Listen now and experience the real story behind the music, the recovery, and the man.00:00 The Coolness of Joe Perry01:13 Introduction to the Relentless Pursuit Podcast01:39 Meet Philip Shouse: Guitarist and Bassist02:44 Philip's Musical Journey and Solo Record05:24 Touring in Europe vs. America14:07 Early Musical Influences and Family22:01 Discovering Identity Through Music30:23 Moving to Nashville and Career Breakthrough35:31 The Legendary Irish Bar36:16 Rock Legends on a Small Stage37:12 The Evolution of Nashville's Music Scene37:39 Touring with Rock Icons38:50 The Struggles of Fitting In39:31 The Harsh Reality of the Music Industry40:49 The Journey to Sobriety41:21 Playing with KISS Legends45:43 The Delusion of Success47:53 The Importance of Personal Growth52:16 The Challenges of Sobriety01:08:16 Reflecting on Past Mistakes01:10:16 The Importance of Moving Forward01:10:31 Getting Back into Fitness01:13:06 The Power of Physical Activity01:15:35 Sobriety and Self-Worth01:19:30 Exploring Spirituality and Higher Power01:25:06 Coping with Loss and Family Bonds01:35:12 New Ventures and Future Plans01:43:05 Final Thoughts and Reflections#PhilipShouse #RelentlessPursuitPodcast #RockAndRecovery #SobrietyJourney #MentalHealthAwareness #AddictionRecovery #AcceptBand #GeneSimmons #AceFrehley #RockAndRollLife #PersonalGrowth #InnerPeace

Episode 117 is one of our favorite types: a delightful grab bag of random topics! There's a section all about trends: fashion trends in the chimp community, wellness trends among orca, trends in human coolness over the years; a section about food (talking mushrooms and bitter honey); why deaf people sneeze differently than hearing people; and, of course - chlamydia in koalas.   6 traits of coolness   Chimp fashion trends   Orca wellness trends   Orca present humans with offerings of food   A chlamydia vaccine....for koalas   New flavors of honey   Dogs are good for mental health   A critical age when thinking begins to decline   Can mushrooms actually talk?   Why don't deaf people say "achoo" when sneezing?   Making a big life move    

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Norman Naffington steals the secret to the City of Coolopolis' vibe - the hallowed sunglasses! Will these powerful shades finally make Norman fit in with the crowd?

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Oz Pearlman, the most famous mentalist alive, joins the DTFH! Check out Oz's new book, Read Your Mind! Oz is the first recipient of the DTFH's exalted Four Golden Stars of Coolness, and you owe it to yourself to read his book! St. Louis family! Duncan is headed your way next! Come see him at Helium Comedy Club, November 6-8. As always click here to get your tickets right now. We love seeing you out on the road! Thank you!! This episode is brought to you by: This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/duncan and get on your way to being your best self. Minnesota Nice now has genuine Amanita Muscaria in stock, AKA Blue Lotus! Head to mnniceethno.com/duncan and use code DUNCAN22 for 22% off your order! Get 15% off your next gift! Just go to UncommonGoods.com/DUNCAN. Don't miss out on this limited-time offer. Uncommon Goods. We're all out of the ordinary. Go to get.stash.com/DUNCAN to see how you can receive TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS towards your first stock purchase and to view important disclosures. That's get.stash.com/DUNCAN.

Peinlich war lange das Schlimmste, was man sein konnte. Coolness bedeutet Kontrolle, Distanz, bloß keine Gefühle zeigen. Jetzt scheint sich das zu drehen: auf Tiktok und in der Popkultur wird das „Cringe-sein“ gefeiert – als neue Form von Ehrlichkeit. Aber steckt darin wirklich Freiheit? Oder ist selbst das “Unperfekte” längst wieder Performance?

SHOW NOTES: TRANSCRIPT: In honor of my 20th year of podcasting on The Book of Life, I'm bringing you another episode from the archives: Summer Coolness, released in June 2007. The episode featured a now-defunct website called ReaderGirlz, and the website Nextbook that morphed into Tablet Magazine in 2009. There were also many mentions of MySpace. I interviewed Melissa Schorr, author of Goy Crazy, who, according to her website, seems to have mostly moved on from kidlit to journalism. I must say, her most recent book from 2017, Shame Nation: Choosing Kindness and Compassion in an Age of Cruelty and Trolling, looks extremely on point. And the episode featured the band Sababa, which happily is still in existence, and in fact, they've recently released their fourth album called When We Rise.  LEARN MORE: ReaderGirlz history on Wikipedia, and Guest Lorie Ann Grover Author Melissa Schorr and her book, Goy Crazy Sababa website, and Guest Scott Leader Nextbook history on Wikipedia, and Guest Julie Sandorf Julie's reading recommendations: o Joy Comes in the Morning by Jonathan Rosen o Prisoners: A Story of Friendship and Terror by Jeffrey Goldberg o When We Were Bad by Charlotte Mendelson o Disobedience by Naomi Alderman Bonus content for this episode on The Book of Life's Substack Newsletter CREDITS: Produced by Feldman Children's Library at Congregation B'nai Israel Co-sponsored by the Association of Jewish Libraries Sister podcast: Nice Jewish Books Theme Music: The Freilachmakers Klezmer String Band Newsletter: bookoflifepodcast.substack.com Facebook Discussion Group: Jewish Kidlit Mavens Facebook Page: Facebook.com/bookoflifepodcast Instagram: @bookoflifepodcast Support the Podcast: Shop or Donate Your feedback is welcome! Please write to bookoflifepodcast@gmail.com or leave a voicemail at 561-206-2473.

Schüchterne, Verzagte, Zweifler: Sie alle sind nicht besonders angesehen in einer Welt, in der oft nur der Lauteste gehört wird. Doch in der Unsicherheit liegt eine unterschätzte Qualität, wie etwa Einfühlsamkeit und Verständnis. Von Karin Lamsfuß

In this episode of ScreenTone Club Elliot and Andy mention the 2011 Anime Guilty Crown, which has to be the first time it has been mentioned in perhaps a decade. Also, Tanks. Also also, Garbage Shounen (about Garbage).Series Discussed: Gachiakuta, Dominion: Conflict OneAssignments for next Episode: Tower Dungeon, Touring after the ApocalypseTIMECODES:0:02:15 - Andy's Pick: Gachiakuta0:09:00 - Trying to use K Manga and their Terrible FAQ0:12:00 - Elliot Demands a Materialist Explanation0:22:30 - Guilty Crown in 2025??0:28:30 - Comparing to the (Currently Airing) Anime0:31:15 - Poor Crime Scene Etiquette0:37:30 - Elliot's Pick: Dominion: Conflict One0:40:30 - For Once, a Short Synopsis0:44:45 - Medical Drama Comparison?0:50:00 - 6pt font Omake0:59:15 - Coolness and Where it Comes From1:03:40 - Our Picks for Next Episode1:05:00 - Closedown! If you enjoy this episode, please consider backing us on Patreon - from only US$3 a month you get bonus episodes and other perks as well, including the ability to vote on topics for us to cover!We have a Discord! Join us!We are affiliates on BookWalker - using this link when shopping there will give us a small kickback, helping cover the cost of manga for the podcast!The intro music is Track 8 on Resting State by HOME, used here under the CC-BY 3.0 license.

Hi Team, der Sportsommer geht ja ziemlich ab - die Women's Euro läuft in vollem Gange und die Women's Basketball Euro ist gerade zu Ende gegangen. Über das Turnier werden wir zumindest kurz mit unserem neuen Team Member heute sprechen. Sie ist wirklich SO COOL! Ich hoffe, ihr feiert sie genauso wie ich. Ich habe sie im Mai auf der OMR Bühne gemeinsam mit Dirk gesehen und wusste, wir brauchen sie! :) Sie hat selber als Basketballerin Gas gegeben und leitet jetzt einerseits die Stiftung von Dirk und andererseits den 41Campus, der sich - und das sind jetzt meine Worte - mit all den Dingen im Sport und Trainer:innen-Bereich beschäftigt, die meiner Meinung nach in dieser Welt zu kurz kommen, aber SO wichtig sind. Hört rein, überzeugt euch selbst von ihrer Coolness, abonniert unbedingt Team Lisa, wenn ihr das noch nicht getan habt. und empfehlt uns gerne eurer besten Freundin Wir brauchen euren Support

Let's tackle a common cultural myth: the idea that being “cool” is the way to succeed. The truth is that chasing coolness is rarely fruitful. Instead, it often leads to dysfunctional relationships and a self-focused, enslaving way of life that demands that others notice, admire, and desire to be you. Perhaps it would serve all of us if we redefine what it means to be “cool” from a biblical perspective. Read, Watch, Listen: https://lifeovercoffee.com/day-12-teen-devotion-being-cool-is-not-the-path-to-success/ Will you help us to continue providing free content for everyone? You can become a supporting member here https://lifeovercoffee.com/join/, or you can make a one-time or recurring donation here https://lifeovercoffee.com/donate/.

Bastis Eltern treffen zum ersten Mal auf seinen Freundeskreis – ein Clash der Generationen voller Anekdoten, Fremdscham und Wohnmobil-Pläne. anredo und Basti fragen sich: Was macht Eltern eigentlich cool? Coole Eltern: Zigaretten, David Guetta und ein Wohnmobil auf dem Hof – oder doch liberale Takes beim alkoholfreien Bier auf dem Balkon? In dieser Folge stürzen sich anredo und BastiMasti mit einem ordentlichen Schuss Selbstironie in eine tiefgründig-flapsige Analyse elterlicher Coolness – und landen irgendwo zwischen Werner-Referenzen, zahnlosen Autoscooter-Bremsen und dem Traum vom Schaustellerleben. Basti berichtet von einem historischen Moment: Seine Eltern treffen zum allerersten Mal seinen Freundeskreis – mitten in einer nerdigen Kartenspiel-Runde. Ein zaghafter Handschlag trifft auf einen schüchternen Blick über die Brille – und plötzlich steht die Frage im Raum: Wer ist eigentlich der coole Part in dieser Runde? Währenddessen schmiedet anredo heimlich Wohnmobil-Pläne und sehnt sich nach David-Guetta-Partyschlager-Eltern, die HR4 in Rente schicken. Warum rauchende Väter manchmal feministische Lichtblicke sind, welche Rolle Bölkstoff und Bundeswehrkumpels spielen und wie man als Kind ein bisschen mehr über die Eltern erfährt, als man eigentlich wollte. Zwischendurch gibt's Familienanekdoten, Vätersprüche, unerwartete Enthüllungen und die bittersüße Erkenntnis: Vielleicht sind die eigenen Eltern gar nicht cool – aber ziemlich liebenswert. Und das ist ja auch was. Ein ehrlicher, urkomischer Blick auf Familie, Freundschaft und das große Mysterium: Coole Eltern. Mama, bitte jetzt nicht auf der Rückbank heulen.

Darin: Klimabericht Österreich, Wellenkraft, Interstellares Objekt A11PL3Z, Vera Rubin Observatory (mit Web-App zum Rumspielen), Österreich und Außerirdische, Asteroiden-Einschlag auf dem Mond, Coolness, Melker Sexgedicht, Schlaf und Zahnfleisch, Nachts essen, Heureka-Nickerchen, Tor zur Hölle (Youtube: John Oliver zu Berdimuhamedow), Paracetamol aus Plastik (Paper), Katastrophe am 5. Juli 2025, Omega-3-Fettsäuren fürs Herz (fürs Hirn, für ADHS), AMOC-Szenarios, […]

Why does seriousness feel radical today? a16z General Partner Katherine Boyle joins The LaBossiere Podcast to explore what it means to build for the national interest—and why that starts with purpose.Katherine, part of the American Dynamism team at a16z, shares how we got to a place where public service became uncool, how tech can help rebuild trust in government, and why suffering, friction, and responsibility are essential ingredients for growth. From the collapse of civic duty to the rise of meme-driven politics, they dig into the cultural forces shaping America—and the opportunity to reclaim a sense of mission.They also discuss why Silicon Valley is more idea than place, what journalists and investors have in common, and why being laughed at might be the clearest sign you're on the right path.Timecodes: 0:00 - Intro4:48 The Decline in Public Service7:47 Making Government Cool Again10:07 Silicon Valley's Aversion to National Security13:15 Positive Sum vs Zero Sum Cultures16:27 China, Authoritarianism, and Doing Hard Things19:27 What Makes America Special?23:03 Silicon Valley and the “Real Economy”26:28 Investing in Mature Markets29:08 Vanna White and The Wheel of Fortune30:27 Journalism and Loneliness32:52 - Time and Suffering38:10 - Seriousness and Purpose41:11 - Is Culture Downstream of Technology?42:48 - Propaganda and Coolness as a Strategic Asset44:40 - Florida, Texas, and Regulatory Arbitrage47:51 - DC, Silicon Valley, and Florida50:20 - What Should More People Be Thinking AboutResources: Find Katherine on X: https://x.com/KTmBoyleFind Alex on X: https://x.com/adlabossiereListen to more from The LaBossiere Podcast:YouTube: ⁠https://bit.ly/3QDLQFt⁠Apple: ⁠https://apple.co/478Be6M⁠Spotify: ⁠https://spoti.fi/3sfiFiE⁠Stay Updated: Let us know what you think: https://ratethispodcast.com/a16zFind a16z on X: https://twitter.com/a16zFind a16z on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/a16zSubscribe on your favorite podcast app: https://a16z.simplecast.com/Follow our host: https://x.com/eriktorenbergPlease note that the content here is for informational purposes only; should NOT be taken as legal, business, tax, or investment advice or be used to evaluate any investment or security; and is not directed at any investors or potential investors in any a16z fund. a16z and its affiliates may maintain investments in the companies discussed. For more details please see a16z.com/disclosures.

Ajahn Amaro read and commented on subchapter 2, “Fire, Heat and Coolness” (from the first chapter, “Seeds: Names and Symbols”) on January 17, 2025, during the Winter Retreat at Amaravati Buddhist Monastery in the UK. The post Chapter 2 – Fire, Heat and Coolness (part 3) appeared first on Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.

Ajahn Amaro read and commented on subchapter 2, “Fire, Heat and Coolness” (from the first chapter, “Seeds: Names and Symbols”) on January 17, 2025, during the Winter Retreat at Amaravati Buddhist Monastery in the UK. The post Chapter 2 – Fire, Heat and Coolness (part 3) appeared first on Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.

Ajahn Amaro read and commented on subchapter 2, "Fire, Heat and Coolness" (from the first chapter, "Seeds: Names and Symbols”) on January 16, 2025, during the Winter Retreat at Amaravati Buddhist Monastery in the UK. The post Chapter 2 – Fire, Heat and Coolness (part 2) appeared first on Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.

Ajahn Amaro read and commented on subchapter 2, "Fire, Heat and Coolness" (from the first chapter, "Seeds: Names and Symbols”) on January 16, 2025, during the Winter Retreat at Amaravati Buddhist Monastery in the UK. The post Chapter 2 – Fire, Heat and Coolness (part 2) appeared first on Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.

Ajahn Amaro read and commented on subchapter 2, "Fire, Heat and Coolness" (from the first chapter, "Seeds: Names and Symbols”) on January 15, 2025, during the Winter Retreat at Amaravati Buddhist Monastery in the UK. The post Chapter 2 – Fire, Heat and Coolness (part 1) appeared first on Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.

Ajahn Amaro read and commented on subchapter 2, "Fire, Heat and Coolness" (from the first chapter, "Seeds: Names and Symbols”) on January 15, 2025, during the Winter Retreat at Amaravati Buddhist Monastery in the UK. The post Chapter 2 – Fire, Heat and Coolness (part 1) appeared first on Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.

After a short hiatus, I am back to talk about the two latest Marvel movies, Captain America: Brave New World and Thunderbolts*! Is the MCU back on track or is it still struggling to find it's identity post-Endgame? Listen in to hear my thoughts! Be sure to Subscribe on iTunes and Spotify and wherever podcasts are found!helixreviewspodcast@gmail.comEpisode 391: https://ia600909.us.archive.org/8/items/391-thunderbolts-and-captain-america-brave-new-world-reviews./391%20Thunderbolts%20and%20Captain%20America%20Brave%20New%20World%20Reviews..MP3

Where does Sonic keep his ear muffs? What's more annoying than Doop?* When is it wrong for Sonic to rescue children? Join a professional Sonic artist, a socks fiend, and Chris, and drop dead! I mean - find out! *(It's Doop again)

Ears here! Do yourself a favour and take a break from doomscrolling Trump...Berlin fashion week is about to roll around again, and we're inspired. Not least because last year Fashion Council Germany became the first to officially adopted Copenhagen Fashion Week's sustainability framework, complete with 20 minimum standards for participating designers.If you don't live there, what's your impression of the city's vibe? Dark, grey and dystopian?! In winter, there's a bit of that for sure, but it also crackles with electric creativity. Largely devoid of corporate nonsense, Berlin's fashion culture fosters indie talent, DIY and sustainability innovation, all mixed up with the underground arts scene.Think fashion as dialogue, self-expression and provocation. Community over ego. And embedding political movements - including sustainability and DIEB - into the shows.Plus, of course, the legendary club scene is never far away.“It is alternative,” says this week's guest, much-loved fashion photographer, cult magazine maker and adopted Berliner Axl Jansen. “They don't nip on their champagne and talk about art; they live it. Life is dangerous, you know? As an artist you have to define always new ideas, you have to find new paths of thinking, so it's always in a kind danger, art itself.”While this conversation isn't really about politics - it's about creativity, fashion, music - Clare's question to you is: Can we disassociate these things? We don't think so.Art reflects the times we live in - and these, once again, are turbulent ones.To discover our Sustainable Fashion 101 online course, click here.We're giving listeners who enrol in January 50% off.Apply the discount code - newyear - at checkout to redeem your gift. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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