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  Cette nouvelle crise migratoire est à la Une de plusieurs titres de la presse marocaine. Hier, jeudi, des milliers de jeunes hommes sont arrivés massivement à Ceuta, petite enclave espagnole du nord du Maroc, théâtre depuis plus de trente ans du passage de dizaines de milliers de migrants marocains mais aussi subsahariens, espérant gagner le continent européen. Le média marocain en ligne, le Desk , décrit ainsi la situation : « Le jeudi 30 juillet, la pression sur Ceuta a changé d'échelle. Dès les premières heures de la matinée, des milliers de personnes ont convergé vers les plages du Tajaral et tenté de rejoindre à la nage l'enclave espagnole. Les vidéos diffusées sur les réseaux sociaux montrent des foules, majoritairement composées de Marocains, contournant les jetées avant de courir sur les plages et les routes de Ceuta. Parmi eux, figurent surtout de jeunes hommes, mais aussi des familles, des femmes et des enfants, certains scandant "Viva España" » Parmi ces migrants, certains n'ont toutefois pas survécu : 18 personnes se sont noyées, selon les autorités espagnoles. Hesspress, autre média en ligne marocain, relate de son côté que les autorités marocaines « ont eu recours à des canons à eau, pour disperser les rassemblements », alors qu'à Tanger, à environ 80 kilomètres de Ceuta, on peut « constater une forte affluence à la station des grands taxis à proximité du tribunal de première instance, où se rassemblent des centaines de jeunes arrivés de différentes régions du Royaume ». Renvoi collectif Les autorités espagnoles semblent dépassées par les événements. « Ceuta submergée par un afflux massif de migrants », annonce le Desk. Le journal en ligne précise que l'enclave espagnole « a réclamé hier l'état d'urgence nationale et le déploiement de l'armée », précisant que « les unités de la garde civile et de la police nationale avaient rapidement été débordées ». Ce n'est toutefois pas une surprise, selon le Desk : « L'épisode du 30 juillet, nous dit-on, constitue l'aboutissement d'une dynamique observée depuis le début de l'année ». Pas question toutefois pour l'Espagne, de rester sans réaction. Madrid a annoncé hier avoir « conclu un accord avec Rabat, pour organiser le renvoi rapide des personnes entrées illégalement à Ceuta ». Hesspress de son côté, parle « d'une procédure de renvoi collectif », qui sera « menée en collaboration avec les autorités marocaines compétentes et concernera l'ensemble des migrants, y compris les mineurs ».  Un défi, alors que selon le Desk, « depuis le début de l'année, Ceuta enregistre davantage d'arrivées que les autres routes migratoires vers l'Espagne, y compris les Canaries ». Position inconfortable La presse sénégalaise s'intéresse aux dernières tendances concernant la candidature de l'ancien président sénégalais Macky Sall au poste de secrétaire général de l'ONU. Et elles ne lui sont pas favorables, si l'on en croit les résultats d'un premier vote indicatif formel au Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU, dont Senego se fait l'écho. « Ces résultats, nous dit le journal sénégalais en ligne, placent Macky Sall à la 5ème position dans ce scrutin exploratoire, qui n'a pas de valeur décisionnelle mais permet d'évaluer les rapports de forces diplomatiques avant les prochaines étapes ». L'ancien président sénégalais « a recueilli 6 voix de soutien, alors que la candidate du Costa Rica arrivée en tête, Rebeca Grynspan, en a recueilli dix. » A ce jour, 7 candidats sont en lice pour le poste de secrétaire général de l'ONU. Dakaractu a recueilli la réaction de l'équipe de campagne du candidat Macky Sall, apparemment toujours optimiste, après ce résultat plutôt défavorable. « Elle affirme  poursuivre pleinement sa mobilisation autour de la candidature de l'ancien président et rester engagée en vue des prochaines étapes du processus électoral ». Tout n'est pas perdu, semble d'ailleurs penser Seneweb, pour lequel « Macky Sall reste dans la course », et « conserve toutes ses chances ». 

Daniel Suárez and Julia Piquet take over the podcast for a special episode of Bless Your 'Hardt. They're filling in for Amy and Dale while they're on vacation in Costa Rica. With Julia just six weeks away from her due date, the two talk about getting ready for their first baby. They discuss their 50-person baby shower, keeping the baby's gender a surprise, and the baby names they've had picked out for years. But don't get your hopes up... it's a secret. They also settle a few important debates, including exactly when Daniel should actually start cooking at the barbecue. Daniel and Julia look back at their relationship, from first meeting through Julia's brother Nelson in 2012 to dating, moving in together, getting engaged and eventually getting married. Plus, Daniel opens up about the emotional significance of winning the Coca-Cola 600 with his new team and what the victory meant to everyone involved. Then, they wrap things up with Ask Julia & Daniel. They answer questions about diaper duty, life away from racing, what they miss from home, who said “I love you” first, and what happens if Julia goes into labor on a race weekend. It's a candid look at life, racing and getting ready for a whole new chapter for the Suárez family. Check out Dirty Mo Media on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DirtyMoMedia Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

About James HaydenI've generated over $1B in revenue across SaaS, marketplaces, and enterprise services — and built first revenues for companies from zero across 140+ engagements.Book a Free 30-Min GTM Diagnostic →I build go-to-market engines for B2B companies that drive lasting revenue. Over 38 years, I've transformed sales teams, opened new markets, and created new revenue streams for more than 140 companies. I serve as a multi-company advisor to US enterprises, the government of New Zealand, and several Central American governments.My client and employer roster spans enterprise technology, SaaS, hospitality, automotive, and government sectors across four continents:Enterprise & Technology: Microsoft, Oracle, Cendant, TravelClick (acquired by Amadeus), Zipwhip (acquired by Twilio for $850M), Zumobi, Uniken, RESAAS, LodgIQ, FingermarkAutomotive: Ford, GM, Stellantis, BMW, Mercedes, Toyota, Lexus, KiaMedia & Partnerships: MSNBC, StarbucksGovernment & Trade: New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE), Government of Costa Rica, Government of GuatemalaStartups & Ventures: Hotelscan (successful exit), Ortega Expansion Consulting, Hayden Marketing Inc., Dignity For DivasWhen I took over TravelClick's lowest-performing division, it ranked last out of four. Within a year, I turned it into the company's top-performing unit — a turnaround that directly contributed to the company's successful exit. If your sales org needs a reset, this is the kind of result I deliver.I was a founding member of Hotelscan, where I built over 140 partnerships from scratch. That groundwork drove the company to a successful exit in 2019. I know what it takes to build revenue from zero — because I've done it repeatedly.I learned to sell young — door-to-door as a kid — and never stopped refining the craft. My methodology is built on decades of real-world results, not theory. I wrote Adapt or DIE to share the approach that has driven my results, available in paperback, Kindle, and audiobook.Don't forget to check our Expert Content Society LinkedIn Content Community here:https://www.thetimetogrow.com/expert-content-society

Sarah is a researcher, advocate, and journalist based in the UK.Learn more about White-tailed Eagle.Come to Costa Rica with us and Naturalist Journeys!White-tailed Eagle 1 oz lemon juice   1 oz simple syrup 3 oz green tea, fresh brewed & chilled 2 oz Gin 1/2 oz St. Germain Elderflower Liquor ice  Instructions1. In a cocktail shaker filled with ice, add all the ingredients2. Shake shake shake 3. Strain into a coupe glass Support the showConnect with me at...IG: @HannahgoesbirdingFacebook: @HannahandErikGoBirdingEmail me at HannahandErikGoBirding@gmail.comWebsite: http://www.gobirdingpodcast.com

La Alianza Evangélica de Argentina alerta por la suspensión de un decreto que prohibía hormonizar a menores. Entrevista con la embajadora de Israel en Costa Rica. Se estrena el tráiler de la nueva temporada de The Chosen.

Happy Hump Day, Tribe! We're coming to you from the heart of Costa Rica, where we're in the middle of hosting our 22nd Good Vibes Retreat. Surrounded by nature and our incredible community, this conversation is an honest reflection on healing, heartbreak, friendship, and giving yourself permission to grow. So settle in, take a deep breath, and join us for another Jungle Edition of Good Moms Bad Choices. In this episode, you can expect to hear: Behind the scenes of the 22nd Good Vibes Retreat Heartbreak, healing, and "crashing out" Why shame steals joy—and how giving yourself more grace changes everything Learning to trust yourself instead of living in fear How constantly saying "be careful" may be limiting our children The importance of speaking life into other women instead of tearing them down This week's Bad Choices, Tarot, and more Watch this episode & more on YouTube! Catch up with us on Patreon for full visual episodes, bonus content, and early episode releases. Ready to experience the Good Vibes Retreat for yourself? Visit TheGoodVibeRetreat.com to learn more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kava has been praised, feared, celebrated, and misunderstood. So what's the real story behind this remarkable plant?Kava (Piper methysticum) has a reputation that's hard to ignore. Some people swear by it for easing tension and helping them unwind, while others know it only through headlines about safety concerns and controversy. In this episode, herbalist and author Rachelle Robinett joins me to separate fact from fiction and explore why this traditional Pacific Island herb has remained such a beloved ally for thousands of years.Together, we dive into kava's remarkable ability to relax the body while keeping the mind surprisingly clear, unpack where the concerns about liver toxicity actually came from, and explore thoughtful questions about responsible herbalism, sustainability, and what it really means to work with sacred plants. Along the way, Rachelle reveals how herbalism can become so much more than "an herb for a symptom"—it can fundamentally change how we relate to the natural world.Rachelle also shares her recipe for Kava “Old-Fashioned” Mocktail, a sophisticated herbal drink that's perfect for winding down at the end of the day. You can download your beautifully illustrated recipe card here.By the end of this episode, you'll know:► Why kava has earned a permanent place in Rachelle's travel bag, evening routine, and herbal toolkit► The controversy behind kava use—and the real story behind claims of toxicity and rarity► Why traditional preparation methods for kava matter more than most people realize► What makes kava such a great herbal ally for people reducing or avoiding alcohol► One remarkable botanical fact that has shaped kava's relationship with humans for thousands of years► and so much more…For those of you who don't know her, Rachelle Robinett, RH (AHG), is a writer, herbalist, and lifelong naturalist devoted to the art and science of real health. Founder of multidisciplinary wellness companies, she combines traditional medicine, modern insight, and behavior change to help people live more naturally. Her work encourages a return—to self, to nature, and to independent thinking—often challenging the life we've been taught to want. Called “a philosophical voice at the vanguard of natural living,” she is based in New York and Costa Rica and is the author of Naturally: the Herbalist's Guide to Health and Transformation.This conversation with Rachelle is an invitation to look beyond headlines and assumptions, and instead meet kava—and herbalism itself—with greater curiosity, discernment, and wonder.----Get full show notes, transcript, and more information at: herbswithrosaleepodcast.comWould you prefer watching this episode? If so, click here for the video.You can find Rachelle at RachelleRobinett.com.For more behind-the-scenes of this podcast, follow @rosaleedelaforet on Instagram!Working successfully with herbs requires three essential skills. Get introduced to them by taking my free herbal jumpstart course when you sign up for my newsletter.If you enjoy the Herbs with Rosalee podcast, we could use your support! Please consider leaving a 5-star rating and review and sharing the show with someone who needs to hear it!On the podcast, we explore the many ways plants heal, as food, as medicine, and through nature connection. Each week, I focus on a single seasonal plant and share trusted herbal knowledge so that you can get the best results when using herbs for your health.Learn more about Herbs with Rosalee at herbswithrosalee.com.----Rosalee is an herbalist and author of the bestselling book Alchemy of Herbs: Transform Everyday Ingredients Into Foods & Remedies That Heal and co-author of the bestselling book Wild Remedies: How to Forage Healing Foods and Craft Your Own Herbal Medicine. She's a registered herbalist with the American Herbalists Guild and teaches many popular online courses. Read about how Rosalee went from having a terminal illness to being a bestselling author in her full story here.

What if you've been surviving your life instead of actually living it, and you didn't even know it? ✨ Enrollment for the Ziva Experience is officially open. Meditation to dissolve stress at the root, embodied manifesting to turn emotion into fuel, and a community built to hold you through all of it. Join us now → experience.zivameditation.com In this episode, Emily Fletcher sits down with Tammy Lewis, a business owner, mother of two, and now a Ziva Guide, to trace what changed between the version of her quietly holding everything together and the version of her now manifesting a cross-country move, a new school, and an entirely different marriage, with speed and ease. Before Ziva, nothing was broken, but everything was heavy: she was managing everyone else's emotions while hers sat at the bottom of the list. "It was getting by," she says. "I was surviving my life instead of actually living it." She found Ziva in 2021, and between being consistent with her daily Ziva Meditation practice, two pilgrimages, and years of practicing Ziva Magic's embodied manifesting formula, she learned to tell a thought that's “of her” from guidance that moves “through her.” Now her emotional lows resolve in minutes instead of days, manifestations show up almost daily, and she sums up her reality in one line: "Honestly, everything feels like magic." In this episode, they explore: The “before” picture: a good, full, busy life that was still a constant clench in the body — holding, managing, getting by The internal tool of asking what's “of me” versus what's “through me” during meditation, and how it sharpened her guidance How clearing childhood-level stuff she didn't know needed clearing kept expanding her capacity to receive Manifesting a cross-country move, a new school, and a mountain home in the same ten days she got clear on what her family truly wanted Her first, reluctant encounter with emotional alchemy at a Costa Rica retreat, and why part of her still resists it today Growing up Catholic and the jolt of first hearing “use your pleasure to pray” Why the Ziva circles, not just the meditation, became the real differentiator — and her new role guiding them Key Moments: 00:00 – Meet Tammy Lewis: the before and after 03:21 – “It's literally all magic”: journaling on Persephone before the call 06:53 – Her most recent evidence of magic: leaving expat life in Panama 09:06 – Turning guidance into action, Michael Jackson-style 10:51 – The tool: what's “of me” and what's “through me” 12:11 – The before picture: who was Tammy pre-Ziva 13:43 – The weight of life as a constant clench in the body 15:19 – Clearing invisible cages she didn't know were there 17:47 – Life now: shorter lows, funnier meetings 20:59 – Her son's word of the year: friendship 23:15 – Describing the meditation: the first practice she's ever craved 25:31 – Embodied manifesting: it's the feeling, not the thing 28:26 – The speed of manifesting and collapsing timelines 31:39 – Her first emotional alchemy experience, reluctantly, in Costa Rica 34:39 – The myth of Persephone and the underworld 38:03 – Pleasure as prayer, and her Catholic upbringing 43:03 – Leading the Ziva circles: community as the real differentiator ✨ The Ziva Experience is open for enrollment. Meditation to dissolve stress at the root. Embodied manifesting to turn your emotions into fuel. A mantra ceremony and a community built to hold you through all of it. Enroll now: zivameditation.com/experience

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Dans cet épisode nous rencontrons deux aventuriers qui ont parcouru une partie de l'Amérique en auto-stop.Anaïs a, pour commencer, fait 1 an de voyage en stop à travers le Canada et les États-Unis, seule, avant que Mattei ne la rejoigne pour une autre année de stop, parcourant cette fois-ci 18 000 km de Montréal au Costa Rica. Itinéraire: Montréal - Ouest Canadien - Côte Ouest Américaine, Sud Ouest Américain - Mexique côté pacifique puis Chiapas - Guatemala, en restant 2 mois au Huehuetenango puis une semaine au Rio Ducle - traversée de l'Amerique Centrale en bus exceptionnellement pour aller au Costa Rica sur la péninsule de Cabuya - Retour en France. 

Dans cet épisode nous rencontrons deux aventuriers qui ont parcouru une partie de l'Amérique en auto-stop.Anaïs a, pour commencer, fait 1 an de voyage en stop à travers le Canada et les États-Unis, seule, avant que Mattei ne la rejoigne pour une autre année de stop, parcourant cette fois-ci 18 000 km de Montréal au Costa Rica. Itinéraire: Montréal - Ouest Canadien - Côte Ouest Américaine, Sud Ouest Américain - Mexique côté pacifique puis Chiapas - Guatemala, en restant 2 mois au Huehuetenango puis une semaine au Rio Ducle - traversée de l'Amerique Centrale en bus exceptionnellement pour aller au Costa Rica sur la péninsule de Cabuya - Retour en France. Bienvenue dans la 8ème et dernière partie de cet épisode consacrée à nos 2 aventuriers auto-stoppeurs en Amérique ! La suite de ce voyage c'est avec une rencontre avec trois marins turcs.

Dans cet épisode nous rencontrons deux aventuriers qui ont parcouru une partie de l'Amérique en auto-stop.Anaïs a, pour commencer, fait 1 an de voyage en stop à travers le Canada et les États-Unis, seule, avant que Mattei ne la rejoigne pour une autre année de stop, parcourant cette fois-ci 18 000 km de Montréal au Costa Rica. Itinéraire: Montréal - Ouest Canadien - Côte Ouest Américaine, Sud Ouest Américain - Mexique côté pacifique puis Chiapas - Guatemala, en restant 2 mois au Huehuetenango puis une semaine au Rio Ducle - traversée de l'Amerique Centrale en bus exceptionnellement pour aller au Costa Rica sur la péninsule de Cabuya - Retour en France. Bienvenue dans la 7ème partie de cet épisode consacrée à nos 2 aventuriers auto-stoppeurs qui sont en Amérique centrale et qui vont finir par arriver au Guatemala. Et là ils vont vivre le moment le plus important de leur voyage !

Dans cet épisode nous rencontrons deux aventuriers qui ont parcouru une partie de l'Amérique en auto-stop.Anaïs a, pour commencer, fait 1 an de voyage en stop à travers le Canada et les États-Unis, seule, avant que Mattei ne la rejoigne pour une autre année de stop, parcourant cette fois-ci 18 000 km de Montréal au Costa Rica. Itinéraire: Montréal - Ouest Canadien - Côte Ouest Américaine, Sud Ouest Américain - Mexique côté pacifique puis Chiapas - Guatemala, en restant 2 mois au Huehuetenango puis une semaine au Rio Ducle - traversée de l'Amerique Centrale en bus exceptionnellement pour aller au Costa Rica sur la péninsule de Cabuya - Retour en France. Bienvenue dans la 6ème partie de cet épisode consacrée à nos 2 aventuriers qui sont toujours au Mexique. Ils sont en train de traverser ce pays en auto-stop par la côte Ouest du Mexique. 

Dans cet épisode nous rencontrons deux aventuriers qui ont parcouru une partie de l'Amérique en auto-stop.Anaïs a, pour commencer, fait 1 an de voyage en stop à travers le Canada et les États-Unis, seule, avant que Mattei ne la rejoigne pour une autre année de stop, parcourant cette fois-ci 18 000 km de Montréal au Costa Rica. Itinéraire: Montréal - Ouest Canadien - Côte Ouest Américaine, Sud Ouest Américain - Mexique côté pacifique puis Chiapas - Guatemala, en restant 2 mois au Huehuetenango puis une semaine au Rio Ducle - traversée de l'Amerique Centrale en bus exceptionnellement pour aller au Costa Rica sur la péninsule de Cabuya - Retour en France. Bienvenue dans la 5eme partie de cet épisode consacrée à nos 2 aventuriers auto-stoppeurs en Amérique qui sont désormais au Mexique. Ici, ils ont rencontré un pêcheur hyper sympa : Hector qui vit sur une plage merveilleuse. Mais soudain dans l'eau...

Dans cet épisode nous rencontrons deux aventuriers qui ont parcouru une partie de l'Amérique en auto-stop.Anaïs a, pour commencer, fait 1 an de voyage en stop à travers le Canada et les États-Unis, seule, avant que Mattei ne la rejoigne pour une autre année de stop, parcourant cette fois-ci 18 000 km de Montréal au Costa Rica. Itinéraire: Montréal - Ouest Canadien - Côte Ouest Américaine, Sud Ouest Américain - Mexique côté pacifique puis Chiapas - Guatemala, en restant 2 mois au Huehuetenango puis une semaine au Rio Ducle - traversée de l'Amerique Centrale en bus exceptionnellement pour aller au Costa Rica sur la péninsule de Cabuya - Retour en France. Bienvenue dans la 4eme partie de cet épisode consacré à nos 2 aventuriers auto-stoppeur en Amérique ! Nous nous apprêtons à traverser avec eux la frontière USA-Mexique ! 

Dans cet épisode nous rencontrons deux aventuriers qui ont parcouru une partie de l'Amérique en auto-stop.Anaïs a, pour commencer, fait 1 an de voyage en stop à travers le Canada et les États-Unis, seule, avant que Mattei ne la rejoigne pour une autre année de stop, parcourant cette fois-ci 18 000 km de Montréal au Costa Rica. Itinéraire: Montréal - Ouest Canadien - Côte Ouest Américaine, Sud Ouest Américain - Mexique côté pacifique puis Chiapas - Guatemala, en restant 2 mois au Huehuetenango puis une semaine au Rio Ducle - traversée de l'Amerique Centrale en bus exceptionnellement pour aller au Costa Rica sur la péninsule de Cabuya - Retour en France. Dans la 3ème partie de cet épisode : Anais était précédemment au Canada où elle a vécu une aventure de musheuse. Désormais elle se retrouve à Seattle qu'elle va quitter pour rejoindre la Californie !

Dans cet épisode nous rencontrons deux aventuriers qui ont parcouru une partie de l'Amérique en auto-stop.Anaïs a, pour commencer, fait 1 an de voyage en stop à travers le Canada et les États-Unis, seule, avant que Mattei ne la rejoigne pour une autre année de stop, parcourant cette fois-ci 18 000 km de Montréal au Costa Rica. Itinéraire: Montréal - Ouest Canadien - Côte Ouest Américaine, Sud Ouest Américain - Mexique côté pacifique puis Chiapas - Guatemala, en restant 2 mois au Huehuetenango puis une semaine au Rio Ducle - traversée de l'Amerique Centrale en bus exceptionnellement pour aller au Costa Rica sur la péninsule de Cabuya - Retour en France. Dans la 2ème partie de cet épisode, Anaïs nous raconte sa vie de musheuse au Canada.

SBA's tank got a glow-up this week — meet Gigi, Rico, and the newest addition (RIP Tilly, we hardly knew ya). Savanna and Tyler also get into her go-to vacation formula ahead of a Costa Rica trip with the fam, plus some seriously wild howler monkey facts you didn't know you needed.

What happens when life forces you to start over? In this personal check-in, John Kim reflects on the unexpected lessons that came from rebuilding his life after losing his home. From learning to surf at 53 to finding clarity through travel and stepping out of survival mode, this episode explores what it means to reconnect with yourself and embrace a different way of living. In this episode: • Why learning to surf became more than just a new hobby • How reconnecting with old parts of yourself can lead to real growth • The unexpected ways Costa Rica has reshaped his perspective on life • What travel has taught him about identity, home, and possibility • The difference between living in survival mode and living with intention • Why changing your environment can change the way you see yourself If this episode resonated with you, be sure to follow the podcast, leave a rating, and share it with someone who might need to hear it.

Dans cet épisode nous rencontrons deux aventuriers qui ont parcouru une partie de l'Amérique en auto-stop.Anaïs a, pour commencer, fait 1 an de voyage en stop à travers le Canada et les États-Unis, seule, avant que Mattei ne la rejoigne pour une autre année de stop, parcourant cette fois-ci 18 000 km de Montréal au Costa Rica. Itinéraire: Montréal - Ouest Canadien - Côte Ouest Américaine, Sud Ouest Américain - Mexique côté pacifique puis Chiapas - Guatemala, en restant 2 mois au Huehuetenango puis une semaine au Rio Ducle - traversée de l'Amerique Centrale en bus exceptionnellement pour aller au Costa Rica sur la péninsule de Cabuya - Retour en France. Dans la première partie de cet épisode, Anaïs nous raconte sa traversée du Canada en camion.

In this episode, I chat with my 5-year-old daughter about our travels, her favorite foods, the realities of growing up, and whatever else crosses her mind. She may be little, but she has huge aspirations and a lot of love to give.She shares her ongoing obsession with quesadillas and lentils, and gives her take on the fundamental differences between boys and girls.We also dive into our recent travels, from our past trip to Estonia to our current stay in Medellin, Colombia. I ask her about her top travel destinations—Costa Rica is still a favorite—and we discuss the challenges of learning to ride a big-girl bike without training wheels.Her future plans caught me by surprise. She has everything figured out, from teaching fifth grade to eventually stepping back from the classroom to become a mom.Spending this time with her is a wonderful reminder to slow down and appreciate the small moments that make life truly special.

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¡Bienvenidos a una edición cargada de exclusivas en el Daily Show de Fútbol de Primera Radio! Ponemos la mesa al rojo vivo con el mercado de entrenadores en Europa: se confirma la llegada de Jürgen Klopp a la Selección de Alemania dejando grandes perlas en su presentación, Mark van Bommel asume en Bélgica y Andrea Pirlo está a un paso de tomar las riendas de Italia. Además, Enzo Maresca liquida los rumores y confirma que cuenta con Rodri en el Chelsea a pesar del fuerte interés del Real Madrid. En la Liga MX, el mercado sigue abierto: Walter Erviti rompe el silencio y aclara que Rayados jamás buscó a Erik Lira, Sebastián Abreu confirma el regreso del joven Gil Mora con Xolos, y Guido Pizarro explica la inesperada salida de Ángel Correa de Tigres. ¿Llegará un refuerzo bomba al volcán? Para cerrar, te traemos la agenda confirmada de la Fecha FIFA del Tri ante Perú, Chile, USA y Colombia, junto con el plan de Costa Rica rumbo al próximo proceso mundialista. ¡Únete al debate! ¡Dale LIKE a la transmisión, SUSCRÍBETE al canal de Fútbol de Primera y dinos en los comentarios: ¿Qué te parece la llegada de Jürgen Klopp a la selección alemana?

What can America learn from healthcare systems around the world?  In Part Two of this thought-provoking conversation, host Chris Comeaux continues his discussion with Dr. Mark Stoltenberg, a global palliative care physician and educator, exploring how lessons from countries across Africa, Latin America, Asia, and Europe could reshape the future of American healthcare, hospice, and serious illness care.From community-based palliative care models in India, Uruguay, and Costa Rica to powerful stories from Rwanda, Kenya, Colombia, Brazil, and Jamaica, Dr. Stoltenberg reveals why the greatest healthcare innovations aren't always technological—they're deeply human.Together, Chris and Mark discuss trust in healthcare, integrated serious illness care, hospice reform, healthcare leadership, population health strategies, and compassionate care, offering practical lessons every healthcare leader can apply.The conversation also tackles some of the biggest questions facing the future of American healthcare:Should hospice evolve beyond the traditional carve-out model?Why is trust one of healthcare's most overlooked leadership challenges?What can global partnerships teach us about serving patients with dignity?How can nonprofit organizations and healthcare systems better collaborate to meet the needs of an aging population?Whether you're a healthcare executive, hospice leader, physician, nurse, nonprofit executive, policymaker, or business leader, this episode offers a compelling vision for creating more compassionate, equitable, and patient-centered care.Episode HighlightsWhy global healthcare offers valuable lessons for the U.S.Community-based palliative care models improving access and qualityThe critical role of trust in patient care and leadershipLeadership lessons from international healthcare partnershipsThe future of hospice, concurrent care, and serious illness careWhy responding to suffering is the true purpose of palliative careIf you enjoyed this conversation, subscribe for more interviews with healthcare innovators and leadership experts.  Like, comment, and share this episode with colleagues who are passionate about improving hospice, palliative care, healthcare leadership, and the future of serious illness care.Teleios Collaborative Network   /   https://www.teleioscn.org/tcntalkspodcast

Andy jets off in his safari mobile, this time heading to the rainforests of Costa Rica in search of howler monkeys in order to record their noisy calls for Jen's audio database back at Safari World. Along the way, he meets a snuffling tapir, an ocelot calling to her babies, hears a bellowing tiny tree frog, is screeched at by capuchins and listens to the amazing call of the scarlet macaw.

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What does Libertarianism stand for, and why does retired Judge James P. Gray believe its principles offer practical solutions to many of America's biggest challenges?On this episode of This Week in America with Ric Bratton, Ric welcomes retired California Superior Court Judge James P. Gray, author of All Rise!: The Libertarian Way with Judge Jim Gray.Judge Gray shares the remarkable journey that took him from serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in Costa Rica and a Navy JAG attorney to becoming a federal prosecutor and serving 25 years on the Orange County Superior Court. Along the way, he helped pioneer innovative programs including Drug Court and Peer Court while earning recognition as one of California's most respected jurists.Drawing from decades of experience in the courtroom and public service, Judge Gray discusses the ideas explored in All Rise!, including liberty, individual responsibility, criminal justice reform, healthcare, education, immigration, economic policy, religion, war, and the role of government in everyday life. He also reflects on his transition from the Republican Party to the Libertarian Party and explains why he believes greater personal freedom and responsibility are essential to America's future.Whether you're interested in constitutional principles, the justice system, American politics, public policy, or the life of an accomplished judge, this conversation provides thoughtful insight into one of today's most enduring discussions about freedom and government.In this episode you'll discover:  Judge Jim Gray's extraordinary career as a prosecutor, judge, military officer, and public servant.   The experiences that shaped his views on liberty and individual responsibility.   Why he believes reforms are needed in America's criminal justice system.   His perspective on healthcare, education, immigration, the economy, and other public policy issues.   The story behind All Rise! and why he hopes it encourages thoughtful discussion about America's future.  About This Week in AmericaThis Week in America with Ric Bratton is one of America's premier syndicated radio shows and podcasts, featuring conversations with bestselling authors, experts, innovators, and thought leaders from around the world. Heard on more than 100 radio stations and podcast platforms worldwide, each episode delivers engaging interviews covering history, health, business, technology, politics, personal growth, current events, and the stories shaping our world.Whether you're interested in constitutional history, individual liberty, criminal justice, public policy, or the life and career of an accomplished American judge, Judge James P. Gray offers a thoughtful perspective on these important topics. Don't miss this engaging conversation on This Week in America with Ric Bratton.Podcast KeywordsJudge Jim Gray, James P. Gray, All Rise The Libertarian Way, Libertarian Party, libertarianism, liberty, individual freedom, personal responsibility, constitutional government, Constitution, American politics, public policy, criminal justice reform, Drug Court, Peer Court, war on drugs, justice system, federal prosecutor, trial court judge, Peace Corps, Costa Rica, Vietnam veteran, legal reform, government, political philosophy, author interview, book interview, This Week in America, Ric Bratton, podcast, syndicated radio, current affairs, American history, civil liberties, public service

Our friend Shep Rose from the Bravo universe and so much more returns to the pod to discuss his new book, Nothing in Moderation, detailing his psychedelic journey inward and beyond. Shep is a legend, and we're happy to have him back to chat about Chris eating new types of fruit at Chez Panisse, the future of children proteinmaxxing, Shep's take on the golfer's attempted presidential pardon, handing a guy an envelope of cash in a Publix parking lot, a detailed recounting of his ayahuasca journey in Costa Rica, what Shep did for Charleston, South Carolina is what Aubrey Graham did for Toronto, forgiving oneself for their romantic escapades, being ready to settle down but unsure if he's able to find the one where he lives, the pros and cons of one's "say yes" era, and when TSA remembers you from what you did the last time they saw you. instagram.com/relationshep twitter.com/donetodeath twitter.com/themjeans howlonggone.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What if your biggest breakthrough isn't learning something new—but finally believing your next level is easier than staying where you are? Recorded from Costa Rica after an unexpected 5 a.m. wake-up call, Dielle Charon shares the mindset breakthroughs she's having as she builds toward a $10 million business. She unpacks the thought that completely changed how she views growth, why most entrepreneurs already know exactly what to do, and how to stop waiting for perfect conditions before taking action. If you've been feeling stuck, overwhelmed by your next goal, or convinced you need more information before you can grow, this episode will challenge the way you think about success, obstacles, and what's actually keeping you from your next level. Timestamps 00:00 Intro + A 5 a.m. breakthrough in Costa Rica 01:45 Why $10 million suddenly felt overwhelming 03:00 The mindset shift that changed everything: your future is easier 05:00 Why staying the same is actually the hard part 06:15 Fear of success, visibility, and criticism 08:00 The "glass ceiling" breakthrough 09:00 You've already been told what to do 11:00 Stop hiding behind "I don't know" 13:15 Why information isn't your problem anymore 15:00 The questions to ask after you've been given the strategy 16:30 Do it with the obstacle 18:00 Why waiting for perfect conditions keeps you stuck 19:30 Building a million-dollar business with a small audience 20:15 Growing while working a 9-to-5 21:00 Building a business through chronic illness 22:00 The obstacle Dielle is carrying into her $10 million goal 23:30 Why your obstacles become your greatest story 24:45 The growth that only comes from doing hard things 26:00 Final thoughts: Stop removing the obstacle and move with it Website: forthe23percent.com Instagram: @forthe23percent Membership: forthe23percent.com/membership

In this episode of Connecting the Dots, I sat down with my longtime friend Therese Ten Brinke, Executive Director of Innovation and Impact at Eskaton. Therese is a gerontologist, educator, and innovation leader, and she makes a case I keep coming back to: real innovation in senior living doesn't start with AI or robotics — it starts with people and culture. We got into why the words we choose shape how we age, how technology can empower rather than manage decline, and why the best ideas never come out of a conference room.Key Takeaways:Innovation starts with understanding people, not buying technology — the tech is just one tool among many.Language shapes culture: focusing on what people can't do breeds learned helplessness, while focusing on possibility builds empowerment.When care teams help shape a solution, resistance disappears — Eskaton saw adoption climb from 90% to 100% by listening first.Real innovation often isn't a tech problem at all; it's a workflow, communication, or culture problem that has to be solved first.Technology should expand what's still possible for older adults, not just compensate for decline.The best problems aren't solved in a conference room — they're solved by sitting with residents and care partners.Timestamps:[01:30] Welcome and introduction to Therese Ten Brinke[03:20] Therese's story: her Nana, a skilled nursing summer, and a volunteer trip to Costa Rica[06:00] Why the U.S. views aging differently — and her choice to change the narrative[08:05] Innovation begins by understanding people, not buying technology[10:40] Why the best tech partners ask about culture and workflow before pitching[12:30] "Innovation isn't something we buy — it's something we build together"[13:15] How language shapes culture: learned helplessness vs. possibility[15:30] The Sync Labs case study — listening first drove adoption to 100%[21:00] Piloting the right way and solving the real problem[26:25] Building a culture-first organization and the Eskaton Academy[30:50] "One voice": weaving culture through everything, not just compliance[33:05] Technology as a tool of empowerment, not decline[37:30] What older adults have taught her about technology[44:00] Why staff are often more resistant to technology than residents[45:50] What gives her optimism about aging — and her advice: start with your people[51:10] Closing thoughtsNotable Quotes:"Innovation isn't something we buy — it's something we build together.""Technology shouldn't just compensate for what someone has lost. It should expand the possibilities of what remains possible.""The best problems aren't solved in a conference room — they're solved when we're talking to people."Resources & Mentions in This Episode:Eskaton — https://www.eskaton.orgTherese Ten Brinke on LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/therese-ten-brinke-b30128299/Eskaton Academy; Sync Labs (AI documentation startup, University of Pennsylvania)Dr. Bill Thomas; Jennifer Carson; LiveWell (Connecticut)'About The Guest: Therese Ten Brinke is the Executive Director of Innovation and Impact at Eskaton, one of Northern California's largest nonprofit senior living organizations. A gerontologist, educator, and innovation leader, she has spent more than 14 years reimagining what aging can look like across AI, robotics, digital health, and person-directed care. Her work lives at the intersection of culture, technology, and human connection, guided by one conviction: innovation starts with people, not platforms.SEO Meta Description:Gerontologist Therese Ten Brinke of Eskaton on why innovation in senior living starts with culture and people — not technology — and how language shapes aging.Subscribe & Connect:Enjoyed this one? Follow Connecting the Dots wherever you get your podcasts, and share it with someone in senior living who'd appreciate it.

This week, Misty gets more personal than usual. She's told you about getting out of debt. She's told you about leaving the chair to become a coach. But she hasn't told you the full story of going from a hyper-independent, angry teenager to the personal development junkie she is today — and the patterns she had to let go of to get there.This episode is about the protective patterns that used to keep you safe and now keep you blocked. It's about survival mode — why it feels comfortable, and why comfortable isn't the same as forward. It's about the quiet stress that never fully goes away, and why the goal was never to eliminate it, but to change how you respond to it.If you grew up believing that hustle and hardship are just what you owe before you're allowed to feel good, this episode is your permission slip to stop waiting. You don't have to earn peace through fifty more years behind the chair. You can practice it now — and yes, it's uncomfortable. But that discomfort is nothing compared to the discomfort of staying stuck in survival mode.hairstylist personal development podcast, salon owner burnout, hairstylist mindset coaching, survival mode healing, hustle culture recovery, self-worth for hairstylists, breaking limiting patternsMentioned in this episode:Industry: UNPLUGGED Retreat Join me and a small group of ambitious, seasoned women in the hair industry for a week in Costa Rica, April 2027! ONLY 2 SPOTS LEFT!!Industry: UNPLUGGED Retreat

David es un renombrado autor, consultor y conferencista internacional peruano. Fue Vicerrector de Innovación de Innovación y Desarrollo de la Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), de la cual es miembro fundador. Se recibió como Ingeniero Civil graduado como Summa Cum Laude en el Georgia Institute of Technology y obtuvo su Maestría en Administración de Empresas en la Universidad de Boston. Estudió Neurociencia y Liderazgo de la Universidad de Middlesex, en Inglaterra. Es director de varias empresas y de fundaciones de ayuda social, dedicando los últimos años a la investigación y enseñanza de temas de liderazgo, recursos humanos y cultura empresarial. Ha dictado conferencias y seminarios en diversos países de Latinoamérica y en EEUU. Es autor de 15 libros de liderazgo y desarrollo personal con más de 500K+ ejemplares vendidos en toda América Latina, Norteamérica y España. En 2017, es nombrado “Embajador de Brahma Kumaris en Perú”, organización espiritual. Sus artículos han sido publicados en los diarios El Comercio (Perú), El Mercurio (Chile), La Prensa (Panamá) y La Nación (Costa Rica). David Fischman ha dedicado su vida a algo que la mayoría evita: ayudar a las personas a mirarse por dentro sin miedo, ha acompañado a cientos de personas a conectar con sus heridas más profundas y convertirlas en el motor de su transformación. https://effectusfischman.com https://talleresfischman.com

Esta semana, Diego comenta la frase que la presidenta Laura Fernández dirigió al Poder Judicial, luego de que le pidieran que dejara las acusaciones de corrupción y que, de tener pruebas, presentara las denuncias correspondientes. Además, analiza la comparecencia de la magistrada Patricia Solano ante la Comisión de Seguridad y Narcotráfico, así como la aparente relación entre el bloqueo del oficialismo a la elección de magistraturas suplentes y la causa del “Caso Costa Rica Próspera”. RecomendacionesVideo Mario Quirós Carta pública del Foro del MagisterioNota sobre ACAM y municipalidadesCosta Rica PuedeCENFOTEC abrió 400 becas del 100% para obtener una certificación oficial de Google Cloud en computación en la nube. La iniciativa reúne a CENFOTEC, Procomer, el BID, Google Cloud y Talent Up para fortalecer capacidades y abrir oportunidades laborales en tecnología. Las postulaciones cierran el 24 de julio.Trece chanchos de monte regresaron al Parque Nacional Piedras Blancas, en Golfito, después de más de 15 años de ausencia. Conservación Osa y el Sinac prepararon durante dos años la reintroducción de la manada, que ahora es monitoreada mediante collares satelitales, cámaras trampa y patrullajes. La comunidad de Daniel Flores, en Pérez Zeledón, estrenó Mi Pueblo Cuenta: Entre Ceibas y Tradiciones, una ruta turística que reúne historia local, observación de aves, gastronomía, presentaciones artísticas y emprendimientos de la zona. Mujeres de los ocho pueblos indígenas de Costa Rica organizarán el Mercado Sawak para financiar la participación de jóvenes en el IV Encuentro Nacional de Mujeres Indígenas.Agenda CulturalEste sábado 18 de julio, el Mariposario Spirogyra, en San Francisco de Goicoechea, presentará Living Systems, una experiencia que conecta plantas y otros organismos vivos a sensores para convertir sus señales eléctricas en música en tiempo real.RIDE Cultural tendrá este fin de semana conciertos, teatro, danza, talleres, exposiciones, cuentacuentos y actividades para todas las edades, todas de acceso gratuito. Los días 24 y 25 de julio, el Territorio Indígena Térraba celebrará el Festival Cultural Filomena Navas: Saberes Vol. 01, dedicado a la memoria de la lideresa bröran declarada Benemérita de la Patria este año. El barbero de Sevilla regresará a Costa Rica del 24 al 31 de julio, casi tres décadas después de su última producción nacional. 

Au Honduras, où les médias sont concentrés entre les mains de quelques puissants, une soixantaine de radios communautaires résistent, souvent dans la clandestinité. Marie Griffon et Célia Pousset nous emmènent à la rencontre de responsables de ces radios qui utilisent les ondes pour défendre leurs terres et leur culture malgré les menaces. « Waruguma signifie étoile, une étoile lumineuse qui sert de guide à tout le peuple. » Ainsi parle Horacio Martínez, directeur de la radio du même nom, à Trujillo. Dans un pays classé 132e sur 180 au classement mondial 2026 de la liberté de la presse de Reporters sans frontières (RSF), des petites stations comme Waruguma sont souvent le seul moyen pour les populations de s'informer hors des canaux officiels. Le Honduras est le pays le plus pauvre d'Amérique latine après Haïti, selon le Fonds monétaire international (FMI). Gangrené par la corruption et le crime organisé, le pays est aux mains d'une poignée de familles industrielles qui possèdent la quasi-totalité des journaux et télévisions. Face à cela, les radios communautaires s'efforcent d'informer dans les zones rurales isolée et deviennent parfois des cibles. Le défi de la légalité Pour exister, ces radios doivent faire preuve de courage. Au Honduras, les fréquences sont mises aux enchères et s'arrachent à des prix inaccessibles pour des associations. « Ici, dans le Nord, une fréquence a déjà été adjugée pour 12,5 millions de lempiras (plus de 400 000 euros) », explique Jorge Andino, directeur de Play FM. Pour ces médias sans publicité, impossible de réunion une telle somme. Résultat : la majorité des 70 radios communautaires du pays opèrent sans licence légale. « La communication communautaire n'est ni légitimée ni reconnue par l'État. C'est comme marcher en permanence sur la corde raide. C'est vivre à la limite », déplore Jorge Andino. Sans reconnaissance, ces radios risquent à tout moment la saisie de leur matériel, voire la prison pour leurs animateurs, sur simple dénonciation d'un homme d'affaires influent. Au manque de protection juridique s'ajoute la précarité technique. Dans les studios souvent installés chez l'habitant, on utilise des ventilateurs de fortune pour refroidir des émetteurs de faible puissance. Lors des orages, faute de paratonnerres, les stations doivent souvent couper l'antenne pour ne pas perdre leur unique outil de diffusion. Informer, au plus près des communautés Plus au sud, à la frontière avec le Nicaragua, la Radio Cholula Triunfeña ouvre son antenne aux paysans locaux. Ici, on insonorise les murs avec des dizaines de boîtes d'œufs collées les unes aux autres. Wilfredo Hernández Cruz, le directeur, y défend une parole sans artifice : « Parlez comme vous êtes, car c'est justement cela l'essentiel : que les habitants des zones rurales aient accès à un micro. » Mais cette liberté a un prix. Située dans une zone de trafic de drogue et de traite d'êtres humains, la radio dérange les pouvoirs économiques et mafieux en dénonçant les investissements opaques et les concessions minières. « Nous avons déjà perdu des camarades qui ont été attaqués, persécutés, réduits au silence », confie Wilfredo Cruz. Les menaces sont directes : appels anonymes, piratages de téléphones ou encore l'envoi d'une balle dans une boîte pour signifier à un journaliste de cesser ses enquêtes. Amanda Ponce, directrice de C Libre (Comité pour la libre expression), souligne que l'État hondurien a longtemps occulté cette réalité. « Il y a deux décennies d'assassinats de journalistes qui sont aujourd'hui complètement effacées par l'État », précise-t-elle. Depuis les années 1980, le schéma reste le même : éliminer ceux qui mettent en lumière la corruption et les liens entre banques, narcotrafic et pouvoir politique. L'héritage de Berta Cáceres Dans les montagnes froides de l'ouest, le peuple Lenca poursuit un combat emblématique. C'est ici que la célèbre militante écologiste Berta Cáceres a fondé la radio Guarajambala avant d'être assassinée en 2016. Pour le COPINH (Conseil civique des organisations populaires et indigènes du Honduras), la radio est l'un des seuls moyen de mobiliser les communautés contre les projets extractifs qui menacent leurs rivières. Aujourd'hui, une nouvelle génération prend le micro. Leiby, une journaliste de 25 ans, a été formée dans l'école Voix des Rivières créée par l'organisation. Pour elle, la mission est claire : « Nous dénonçons, nous devenons la voix des communautés. Nous sommes la voix des grandes injustices que nous subissons dans ce pays. » Malgré la violence, ces radios continuent tant bien que mal de diffuser. Elles font entendre des musique indigènes ou alternatives, des langues en recul comme le Garifuna, elles racontent l'histoire de ces communautés marginalisées et créent une solidarité qui dépasse désormais les frontières. En l'absence de médias nationaux lors de la commémoration de l'assassinat de Berta Caceres, ce sont des radios communautaires du Guatemala et du Costa Rica qui sont venues prêter main-forte à leurs sœurs honduriennes. Ces ondes, bien que fragiles, restent un espace où l'on peut « inviter les gens à rêver ». Dans un pays où certains tentent de les faire taire, les radios communautaires prouvent chaque jour que la parole radiodiffusée est un pouvoir que l'on ne peut pas totalement éteindre.

Episode 12 of Sal and Mark. Mark is back from Costa Rica and jumping straight into one of the most important conversations in crypto. Denny (@patriotsounds) from RuneBond.com joins Sal and Mark to break down THORChain, the permissionless, fully decentralized cross chain swap protocol that no government can touch. They cover how it works, what bond providers and node operators actually do, why Monero is coming to ThorChain soon and why that is a game changer, and how anyone can start using it today without ever touching the Rune token. Jeff from RanchoDelicioso.com and Anamaya.com drops in to talk about two distinct but related projects in Costa Rica. RanchoDelicioso is a voluntary, rule free eco village where like minded people can buy lots and build their own homes, with around thirty residents already living there. Anamaya is his National Geographic award winning longevity and wellness retreat nearby, offering week long immersive stays with yoga, healthy food, and stunning ocean views. Jeff talks about what makes both work and why finding the right people is the key to everything. Sal also breaks down home based agorism and how turning your hobbies into crypto side hustles is one of the lowest risk and most effective ways to participate in the counter economy today. The show rounds out with the Firo Spark segment covering Spark names, Rosenbridge, the Firo Community Fund, and why Firo's price still has not caught up with the technology. Sponsors: CakeWallet: cakewallet.com Trocador: trocador.app/sal Edge Wallet: edge.app/sal Firo: firo.org Zano: zano.org Dash: dash.org Pirate Chain: piratechain.com THORChain: swap.thorchain.org Quai Network: qu.ai SALT Lending: SALT@MarkEdge.org #MarkEdgeShow #MarkEdge #SalandMark #CakeWallet #CupcakeByCakeWallet #Trocador #EdgeWallet #Firo #Zano #Dash #PirateChain #THORChain #QuaiNetwork #SALTLending #Monero #PrivacyCoins #Crypto #Agorism #CostaRica #EcoVillage #RuneBond #RanchoDelicioso #Anamaya

Nina Conti is on board Alan Air and it's as brilliantly bonkers as you'd expect. She reveals the skiing holiday where her dad's booming voice bolted her into action, the holiday romance with an American Marine that ended very badly, losing Monkey on a flight to Austria, why Tokyo didn't live up to expectations, and why she escapes to yurts, road trips and Arthur's Seat whenever she gets the chance. Plus, Alan and Nina reminisce about winning the BBC New Comedy Award, swap Edinburgh Fringe stories, chat about her directorial debut "Sunlight" and Nina's hilarious new C*nti Cabaret, coming to the Underbelly at Bristo Square at this year's Edinburgh Fringe. Book your tickets here: https://www.edfringe.com/tickets/whats-on/nina-s-c-nti-cabaret 00:00 Welcome aboard, Nina Conti! 01:40 The skiing holiday that ended in dad shouting 03:30 Why Nina loves American road trips 04:15 Making Sunlight in a monkey suit 05:50 Returning to the Edinburgh Fringe 08:05 Inside Nina's hilarious C*nti Cabaret 12:15 Arthur's Seat and Nina's Edinburgh recommendations 14:05 Losing Monkey on a flight to Austria 16:05 Why Tokyo disappointed her 17:45 The holiday romance with a Marine 22:10 Growing up with Tom Conti and Shirley Valentine 24:00 Escaping to yurts and embracing nature 26:10 Celebrity holiday encounters, from John Travolta to Andrew Scott 29:45 Costa Rica tops Nina's travel bucket list 30:10 Quick Fire, making our descent #LifesABeach #NinaConti #AlanCarr #EdinburghFringe #Edinburgh #ComedyPodcast #TravelPodcast #Monkey #HolidayRomance #RoadTrips #TravelStories #Podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There's a reason so much of daily life can leave us feeling frayed and exhausted, even on days when nothing especially hard has happened. Our nervous systems weren't designed for the volume of stimulation we live with every day. We're living in a world that generates more sensory and emotional input in a day than our nervous systems were designed to handle in a year. It takes such a huge toll on us, and we end up overstimulated and dysregulated, like we have too many tabs open in our brains at the same time. In this episode of Somatic Healing Meditations, I guide you through a short somatic practice that can help your nervous system settle and regulate in a tangible way. It's a simple and gentle breathing technique I call Body Scan Breathing, and it's my favorite practice to turn to when I want to ground, relax, and feel less overstimulated quickly. If you've been feeling wired, exhausted, and unable to relax, this episode will give you a real, felt way to help your nervous system come back down, even in the middle of a busy or overstimulating day. Perfect for nervous system regulation, grounding, stress relief, and finding calm when you're feeling overstimulated In this episode: Understanding an Overstimulated Nervous System Somatic Practice to Settle Your Nervous System Love this practice? Here's a longer version! Read more about healing your overstimulated nervous system Related: More Somatic Practices to Regulate Your Nervous System If you want to learn even more about how to regulate your nervous system and connect with your body and emotions in a deep and supportive way, enroll now in The Feel It To Heal It Mini-Course! In 5 powerful mini-lessons, it will help you drop in, deepen your compassionate self-understanding, and find more clarity and healing on your journey. Enroll for free now! Join me on my Somatic Self-Love Retreat in Costa Rica 2027! Early bird pricing available now! https://helloinnerlight.com/retreats Go deeper on your somatic healing journey: Follow @helloinnerlight on Instagram, and YouTube Find ALL of the amazing Somatic Healing Meditations here Submit a question for the podcast: Your Healing, Your Questions Free mini-course: The Feel it to Heal it Mini-Course Join me on a retreat! https://helloinnerlight.com/retreats Get AD-FREE access to this podcast, plus live classes, workshops, and group coaching in Somatic Healing Hub Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Flies have rhythm and choreography, could their moves make the next TikTok dance fad?Dune flies groove to their own beat in dance-circles and hoverflies use rhythmic movements in mating.Researchers found the dancing dune fly's repertoire has specific moves for impressing a female and others for rival dance battles.  Pretty fly for a dune fly.In Costa Rica the male red hoverfly rhythmically squeezes and strokes his mate during copulation.They also have a pattern of coupling and uncoupling as many as 17 times during the act!Featuring:Dr Keith Bayless, research scientist, National Research Collections Australia, CSIROProfessor William Eberhard, emeritus scientist, Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute; emeritus professor, Universidad de Costa RicaFurther reading:Genital behaviour in Menidon falcatus (Diptera, Syrphidae) and the possible significance of repeated, rhythmic movementsCourtship choreography is stabilized among genetically isolated populationsProduction:Ann Jones, Presenter / ProducerRebecca McLaren, ProducerTegan Nicholls, Sound EngineerThis episode of What the Duck?!  was recorded on Ngunnawal Country and produced on the lands of the Wadawarrung and Taungurung people.Find more episodes of the ABC podcast, What the Duck?! with the always curious Dr Ann Jones exploring the mysteries of nature on ABC Listen (Australia) or wherever you get your podcasts. You'll learn more about the weird and unusual aspects of our natural world in a quirky, fun way with easy to understand science.

In November 2018, Carla Stefaniak travelled to Costa Rica to celebrate her birthday with family. After extending her trip by one night, Carla was last heard from after dropping her sister-in-law at San José Airport. But when she failed to board her flight home the following morning, her loved ones knew something was wrong. What followed would uncover the truth behind Carla's final night in Costa Rica.This episode is sponsored by:Smalls: for a limited time, get 60% off your first order, plus free shipping and free treats for life, when you head to Smalls.com/KENDALLRAE.Quince: go to quince.com/tckr for free shipping on your order and 365-day returns.Cash App: download Cash App Today: https://capl.onelink.me/vFut/4g1zpylb #CashAppPodSquare: get up to $200 off Square hardware when you sign up at square.com/go/tckr! #squarepodNutrafol: our listeners can get $10 off your first month's subscription and free shipping when you visit nutrafol.com and enter promo code KENDALLRAE.Check out my foundation: Higher Hope Foundation: https://www.higherhope.org/Watch my documentaries:530 Days: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjUWkmOjNLkApartment 801: https://bit.ly/2RJ9XXr True Crime with Kendall Rae podcast:Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3rks84oSpotify: https://spoti.fi/3jC66prShop my Merch! https://kendallrae.shopCheck out my other podcasts:Mile Higher (True Crime) @milehigherpodYouTube: https://bit.ly/2ROzJcwInstagram: http://instagram.com/milehigherpodThe Sesh (Current events, a little true crime, pop culture, and commentary) https://bit.ly/3Mtoz4X @the_seshpodcastInstagram: https://bit.ly/3a9t6Xr*Follow My Social!* @KendallRaeOnytInstagram: http://instagram.com/kendallraeonytFacebook: https://bit.ly/3kar4NKTrue Crime TikTok: https://bit.ly/3VDbc77Personal TikTok: https://bit.ly/41hmRKgREQUESTS: General case suggestion form: https://zfrmz.com/yg9cuiWjUe2QY3hSC2V0Form for people directly related/close to the victim: https://zfrmz.com/HGu2hZso42aHxARt1i67Join my discord to chat with other viewers about this video, it's free! https://discord.com/invite/an4stY9BCNC O N T A C T:For Business Inquiries - kendallrae@night.coSend me mail: Kendall Rae 8547 E Arapahoe Rd Ste J #233 Greenwood Village, CO 80112

Republicans are apparently “scared shitless” over Butt Baby's address tonight. We have voter fraud in Georgia! Pete Hegseth announces gender affirming care for cis people. The variety of side effects from unregulated TRT. The White House teleprompter guy is a scapegoat for Donald's insider trading scheme. When will the strategic petroleum reserve be fully depleated? Good news about Costa Rica, wildlife crossings, plastics as fuel, and Tomi Lahren. With Jody Hamilton, David Ferguson, music by Razorhouse, Burning Limos, and more! Brought to you by Russ Rybicki, SharePower Responsible Investing. Support our sponsors and get free shipping at Quince.com/bob and bollandbranch.com/bob!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A new week means new questions! Hope you have fun with these!In 1964, what folk rock duo's debut album was titled Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M.?A stone residence for priests was likely the first permanent structure for which building we will never forget?What sovereign country is the only one to have a flag that does not use the colors red, white or blue?Who was the mysterious author of Poor Richard's Almanack?Which Roman soldier pierced the crucified Christ in His Side with his not-so-short lance?In 1990s TV commercials for the beverage Sunny Delight, thirsty teens would always bypass a jug of what color "stuff"?What is the theme song to the Disney World attraction "Carousel of Progress?"In 1989's romantic comedy "Look Who's Talking" which actor provides the voice of baby Mikey's?The portugese man-o-war has nematocysts in its tentacles filled with what?What natural materials do xylologist study?Blankety Blank was based on which American panel game show that involved filling in blanks in questions?What US state in the CONTIGUOUS 48 states has an island referred to as Monkey Island that is home to over 3500 rhesus macaques?Which currency of Costa Rica takes its name for Christopher Columbus' spanish name?Johan and Peewit is a Belgian comic book series created by Peyo that is notable for introducing what characters that became an 80s cartoon staple?The ninth month of the Islamic calendar and a holy period of fasting, introspection and prayer is called what?The white powder that coats sticks of chewing gum is often finely-ground calcium carbonate made from grinding what?MusicHot Swing, Fast Talkin, Bass Walker, Dances and Dames, Ambush by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/Don't forget to follow us on social media:Patreon – patreon.com/quizbang – Please consider supporting us on Patreon. Check out our fun extras for patrons and help us keep this podcast going. We appreciate any level of support!Website – quizbangpod.com Check out our website, it will have all the links for social media that you need and while you're there, why not go to the contact us page and submit a question!Facebook – @quizbangpodcast – we post episode links and silly lego pictures to go with our trivia questions. Enjoy the silly picture and give your best guess, we will respond to your answer the next day to give everyone a chance to guess.Instagram – Quiz Quiz Bang Bang (quizquizbangbang), we post silly lego pictures to go with our trivia questions. Enjoy the silly picture and give your best guess, we will respond to your answer the next day to give everyone a chance to guess.Twitter – @quizbangpod We want to start a fun community for our fellow trivia lovers. If you hear/think of a fun or challenging trivia question, post it to our twitter feed and we will repost it so everyone can take a stab it. Come for the trivia – stay for the trivia.Ko-Fi – ko-fi.com/quizbangpod – Keep that sweet caffeine running through our body with a Ko-Fi, power us through a late night of fact checking and editing!

Exciting News!  Coffee with Carrie is going to Costa Rica and we would love for you and your family to join us!  In partnership with WorldStrides, Mike and I have curated an unforgettable 8- day educational adventure through one of the most biodiverse countries on the planet- Costa Rica!  This is an all inclusive trip full of nature hikes, walking tours, explorations, eating, cooking, and more.  Make sure you listen to this week's little coffee break to get the scoop and all the juicy details.  Your middle schooler will fill their nature journals, your high schooler and/or college kid can get high school or college credit, your coffee cup will overflow (literally), and your family will create cherished memories on this once-in-a-lifetime trip.  Join Carrie, her husband, and other homeschooling families in Costa Rica, June 2027!  Details about the trip: https://coffeewithcarrie.org/costa-rica-tripRegister before August 13th to get Early Discount ($200 off your trip).  Use code EarlyEnrollment2027 https://www.educationaltravel.com/register TRIP ID # 4345PROGRAM ID:  DeFrancisco-4345Info About WorldStrides:  https://worldstrides.com/en-usGot Specific Questions?  Set up a conference call:  https://calendly.com/mdefrancisco8892/30min?month=2026-06 Support the showSupport the ShowPurchase A Home Education Handbook: 9 Questions to Ask for Simple & Balanced Home-Based LearningPurchase Homeschool High School:  A Handbook for Christian EducationPurchase Just Breathe (and Take a Sip of Coffee):  Homeschool Simply & Enjoyably.  Schedule a Coffee Date (One-on-One Personalized Coaching Session:  Coffee With Carrie Subscribe to Coffee With Carrie email newsletter for FREE Morning Time Plans and monthly tips  https://coffeewithcarrie.org Follow on Instagram @coffeewithcarrieconsultant.

This week on Catholic Women Now, hosts Julie Nelson and Chris Magruder open with a reflection on the Encounter Conference, a Catholic ministry event in Brighton, Michigan focused on healing, prophetic prayer, and encountering the Holy Spirit. Both hosts share personal healing testimonies from the conference before welcoming their guest. Meet Jane White Jane White is a wife, mother of four, grandmother of ten, and co-founder of Millions of Monicas alongside Jane VanHouten and Joan Bellamy. Jane is also an artist who teaches fluid art on her YouTube channel, Jane White Fluid Art. The Origin of Millions of Monicas Jane shares how the ministry began during a Zoom call in the early days of COVID-19, when she and Jane VanHouten decided to pray for each other's children instead of their own. That shift in focus led to a shared sense of calling, and the two women — later joined by Joan Bellamy — founded Millions of Monicas. Who Was St. Monica? Jane explains the story of St. Monica, mother of St. Augustine, whose persistent prayer for her son's conversion became the inspiration for the ministry's name and mission. How the Ministry Works Millions of Monicas hosts one-hour, parish-based prayer gatherings for mothers, always closing with the Rosary. It is not a support group — there's no discussion of children's struggles, just focused, surrendered prayer for each mother's intention. The ministry is free to join and requires a pastor's permission to begin in a parish. Growth and Impact What started with 130 mothers at the very first gathering has grown to roughly 200 active communities, with 25 more forming, and the ministry has expanded internationally to Costa Rica, Australia, Canada, and Mexico. A Personal Testimony Jane shares her own story of surrendering her worry for her son, who returned to the practice of his Catholic faith last October — and how the mothers themselves are transformed just as much as their children. Getting Involved Mothers, grandmothers, and spiritual mothers interested in starting a Millions of Monicas group at their parish can find more information at MillionsofMonicas.com. Learn more about the show at IowaCatholicRadio.com. #CatholicWomenNow #MillionsOfMonicas #SaintMonica #CatholicMoms #PrayForOurChildren #CatholicFaith #IowaCatholicRadio #CatholicPodcast #IntercessoryPrayer #CatholicMotherhood #Rosary #ReturnToFaith #EncounterConference Listen Live · Program Schedule · Our StationsLINKSYou can follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, Tiktok! More on our website.If you would like to support Iowa Catholic Radio you can donate Here! More from Iowa Catholic Radio:Sunday Dive with Katie PatrizioMan Up! with Joe StopulosCatholic Women Now with Chris Magruder and Julie NelsonThe Uncommon Good with Bo Bonner and Dr. Bud MarrBe Not Afraid with Fr. Fabian Moncada and Fr. Bruce RiebeBe Not Afraid en Español con el P. Fabián MoncadaMaking it Personal with Bishop William JoensenFaith and Family Finance with Gregory WaddleThe Great Men of the Bible with Joe Stopulos Liturgy & DevotionsThe Daily Gospel Reflection with Fr. Nick SmithThe Daily Mass from St. Francis of AssisiThe Daily Mass from St. Pius XThe Daily Mass from St. TheresaSunday Mass from the Basilica of Saint JohnWant to support your favorite show? Click Here Iowa Catholic Radio - Connecting People to Christ Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this solo episode, John Kim shares a collection of personal notes written over coffee in Costa Rica, exploring what he's learning about wholeness, love, masculinity, ambition, and personal growth. Through honest reflections and stories, he challenges the idea that we need to keep proving ourselves and offers a different path rooted in presence, curiosity, and living more fully. In this episode: • Why the goal isn't balance, but wholeness • What it means to "feed the other wolf" • How healthy love can feel unfamiliar after chaos • Why life's "B-sides" often become the most meaningful chapters • How to break free from rumination and reconnect with the present • Why staying unfinished may be the key to continued growth If this episode resonated with you, follow the podcast, leave a review, and share it with someone who might need to hear it.

Esta grabación presenta la historia de una mujer nacida en San José, Costa Rica, miembro de Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous (FA), que cuenta cómo una infancia llena de amor y abundancia de comida se transformó en una dolorosa adicción a la comida. Desde muy joven, la bulimia se convirtió en su anestesia para enfrentar el duelo por la muerte de su padre, la migración a Estados Unidos y las difíciles transiciones escolares en Florida. A lo largo de la adolescencia y la universidad, describe atracones, vómitos, vergüenza y una profunda dismorfia corporal, aun cuando otros veían en ella inteligencia y potencial. Su historia incluye servir en la Marina de los Estados Unidos, usar la comida, el alcohol y el exceso de ejercicio para intentar controlar el peso, y vivir relaciones en las que sentía que dependía económicamente de los demás. En Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous (FA) encontró un camino distinto: una comunidad, una madrina y un plan de comida que le ofrecen estructura, esperanza y la posibilidad de descubrir quién es realmente, más allá de la adicción a la comida, donde las promesas del programa comienzan a hacerse realidad.

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Duncan Trussell joins Raghu Markus and Kelly Rego for a heartfelt conversation on Ram Dass's enduring legacy and the auspicious experiences that brought the Be Here Now Network team together.In this episode, Duncan, Raghu, & Kelly discuss:Duncan's introduction to Ram Dass: swimming, playing, and seeing the light again How Ram Dass helped Duncan process the loss of his motherSpreading Ram Dass's love and legacy through the Be Here Now NetworkHow the universe guides us right to where we need to beMoving through a dark night of the soul The lasting love we have for those we have lost The profound generosity of giving our full attention to another About Kelly Rego:Kelly Rego is an Integrated Marketing & Media Specialist. An Emerson College alumni, Kelly has over 15 years experience of facilitating projects into reality. She has worked as a Peace Corps Volunteer with women's groups and dairy cooperatives in Costa Rica, a media strategist and buyer in New York City, and has produced a full-length documentary.Kelly is the Marketing Director for Ram Dass's Love Serve Remember Foundation, as well as the project manager of Be Here Now Network, a podcast network dedicated to spirituality, mindfulness, and personal growth. About Duncan Trussell:Duncan Trussell is a stand-up comedian, podcaster, and actor. His popular podcast, The Duncan Trussell Family Hour, has been downloaded over 25 million times and is known for its blend of humor, fringe ideas, eclectic guests, and great interviews. The DTFH is the foundation for Duncan's Netflix animated series, The Midnight Gospel, which he co-created with Pendleton Ward in 2020. To learn more about Duncan's work, visit his website at duncantrussell.com.“At the time, I was living in a roach motel. Literally roaches everywhere, sleeping on a mattress on the floor, super depressed. I would just lie on this mattress listening to Ram Dass; it was really helping a lot. LA can be so lonely and weird. On the website, it said you can arrange these phone calls with Ram Das—I signed up. All of a sudden, Ram Dass is on the screen...beaming out from Hawaii into this garbage apartment” –Duncan TrussellSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What does it take to keep a brilliant, unpredictable founder from burning down the very thing he built?In this episode, Cameron Herold sits down with Dr. Jeff McNairy, Chief Medical Officer and second in command at Rythmia, the only medically licensed ayahuasca facility in the world. Jeff gave up his psychology license to help build something the medical world said could not exist.He and founder Jerry Powell turned a jungle dive into a 245-person operation that has guided roughly 23,000 guests through a seven-day program. Jeff gets into the two-year fight for a medical license, the indigenous partnership, and the daily work of bridging a medical team with a shamanic one.Most of all, he explains the real job of a second-in-command to a wild founder: not running the strategy, but keeping the person steady enough to keep the company alive. Listen now.Timestamped Highlights[00:07:09] – What Rythmia actually is, and why it calls itself the only one of its kind in the world.[00:08:31] – How many guests have come through the doors, and what the week demands of you before you ever arrive.[00:10:36] – The medical reason a single “healthy” supplement can turn dangerous with ayahuasca.[00:12:42] – Where ayahuasca comes from, and the two plants that have to be combined to make it work.[00:13:56] – The three moments in life your body floods with DMT all on its own.[00:17:02] – How a rehab patient ended up becoming the founder of a company.[00:19:14] – The flaw Jeff kept seeing in Western medicine that sent him looking for something else.[00:21:10] – The addiction that nearly ended Jerry Powell before Rythmia ever existed.[00:24:37] – The decision to build something safer and cleaner than what they first found.[00:31:18] – The license Jeff knew he would have to surrender to go all in.[00:33:44] – How he convinced a conservative government to allow this on the books.[00:36:14] – The hunt for an indigenous lineage still living in the mountains.[00:40:53] – The hardest balancing act in running Rythmia today.[00:43:51] – Why the body absorbs stem cells differently after a week of ceremony.[00:44:37] – The community Jeff and Jerry are building beyond the resort walls.[00:47:37] – How to lead a visionary founder without choking the dragon.[00:51:52] – The advice Jeff would give his 21-year-old self.About the GuestDr. Jeff McNairy is a doctorate-level psychologist (Psy.D., M.P.H.) and the Chief Medical Officer and second-in-command at Rythmia, the only medically licensed ayahuasca facility in the world, located in Guanacaste, Costa Rica. He spent decades in clinical care, from training at UCLA Medical Center to running a drug and alcohol rehab in Malibu, before co-building Rythmia with founder Jerry Powell. Jeff led the two-year effort to secure Rythmia's medical license with the Costa Rican Ministry of Health and now oversees its medical team of doctors, nurses, and a paramedic alongside the center's shamanic team, guiding the safety and clinical side of a program that has served guests from all over the world.