Podcasts about crivitz

Man müsste mal...einen Film über eine indigene Gemeinschaft in Kolumbien drehen! „El Cerrejón“ ist eine der größten Steinkohleabbaugebiete der Welt, 700 km2 groß. Das entspricht der Fläche des Stadtstaates Hamburg oder einem Gebiet von etwa 15 km um die Landeshauptstadt Schwerin herum. Ein tiefes Loch von Gadebusch bis Crivitz, von Bad Kleinen bis Warsow. – 30 Millionen Tonnen Kohle gehen von dort jährlich in alle Welt. Die Mine ist ein bedeutender Arbeitgeber in der Region. Und der Kohleabbau ist eine Bedrohung für die Umwelt, die Gesundheit der Bewohner der Region und die Menschrechte. Menschrechtsorganisationen sprechen von „Blutkohle“. Der Film „Territorio Poloui – Im Land des heiligen Wassers“ von Carmela Daza und Maik Gleitsmann-Frohriep aus Schwerin erzählt die Geschichte des Widerstands der Gemeinschaft der Wayuu gegen die verheerenden Folgen des Kohleabbaus und des Klimawandels, die zu einem gravierenden, zu einem lebensbedrohlichen Wassermangel geführt haben. Der Film zeigt beeindruckende Bilder aus der Region. In berührenden Gesprächen kommen Vertreterinnen und Vertreter der Wayuu zu Wort. Mit einzigartigen Animationen wird das mündlich überlieferte tiefe, spirituellen Wissen der Wayuuim Film lebendig und bietet den Zuschauern auf besondere Weise einen Einblick in die Vorstellungswelt und Traditionen des indigenen Volkes. „Unser Ziel ist es, den Film auf Festivals, auf Menschenrechts- Und Umweltkonferenzen zu zeigen. Über Bildungsplattformen für Universitäten und Schulen möchten wir ihn weltweit zur Verfügung zu stellen.“, sagen die beiden Filmemacher. Wer aus erster Hand mehr über die Hintergründe und Geschichte des Films erfahren möchte, hört einfach mal rein … in den Podcast „Man müsste mal …“ Carmela Daza, Maik Gleitsman-Frohriep und ihren Gastgebern Andreas Lußky und Claus Oellerking. Diese Folge haben wir am 16. November 2024 aufgenommen. Wann in MV/Schwerin? Anfang 2025 Hier der Link zum Trailer mit deutschen Untertiteln: https://vimeo.com/912348449/8edd17e842?share=copy Das ist der Link zum Instagram-Kanal des Films. Da sind immer alle Screenings angekündigt: https://www.instagram.com/pulouiterritory?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== Website zum Film (müssten wir aber mal überarbeiten ) https://b2-medien.de/the-territory-of-puloui/ Webseite https://manmuesstemal.jimdofree.com/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/manmuesstemal/ Podcast https://www.podcast.de/podcast/822137/ Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/3G2Sici6xfKtmX4h5GJC6W iTunes https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/man-m%C3%BCsste-mal/id1518142952 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mmm.manmuesstemal/?hl=de

Show #256 - This week we welcome Photographer and Cyclist Zach Seib, we chat about the Curse of the Curses, recap the Tour de Towner, talks some tires, reminisce about cyclist and basketball player Bill Walton and so very much more. Meanwhile, JK is in Crivitz! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvZ980gOl2Y We now have a video version of our show on YouTube check out our channel! - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxsQsEHbg-wIPaXLw3Hqy1A The Milwaukee Minute (or 5) Tour de Towner Recap No fireworks on July 3rd in Milwaukee - https://www.wisn.com/article/milwaukee-lakefront-july-3-fireworks-canceled-2024/60900038  Rad Power Wagon in the shop Rebuilding the Schlick Water Buffalo Longtail as an eBike. Guy wanted to trade his 98 Suzuki Intruder for an eBike.  Tour de Towner Gallery Talkin' Schmack Bill Walton and Cycling Bentonville Bike Fest canceled due to tornado damage in Arkansas - Check out Hans Rey's footage in Instagram. Yikes! - https://www.instagram.com/p/C7bwRtOgJWn/ Willie Hatfield's Bike Friday All-Packa is badass. Plus he grew up in Wisconsin. Not sure about riding the Ice Age Trail though. - https://bikepacking.com/news/readers-rig-willies-bike-friday-all-packa/  More about the Kona deal - https://www.bicycleretailer.com/industry-news/2024/05/20/six-%E2%80%94-no-seven-%E2%80%94-takeaways-kona-bicycles-reacquisition Grin LiGo 10X, the modular battery system you've been waiting for (and may wait a bit longer!) - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/fTFxiQacMkY Gravity Racing BMX - https://youtu.be/TK2FbtA8ohY?si=MkH85gVRTigiZrQ3  Show Guest - Zach Seib Photography - http://www.zacharyseib.com  Planet Bead - http://planetbead.com/index.html  Show Beer - 3 Sheeps Again   Stuff for sale on Facebook Marketplace Call-in to 717-727-2453 and leave us a message about how cycling is making your life better! Shit Worth Doin' June 15th - Milwaukee, WI - Fat Tire Tour of Milwaukee 40 Year Anniversary Ride - https://www.fattiretour.com/milwaukee2024/ Bikes, Boats and a Goat Sep 20 thru Sep 22 – Levis Mounds, WI – Gnomefest 2024/Single Speed Wisconsin – https://www.facebook.com/events/312308458159975  Oct 11th-13th - Single Speed USA - Salida, CO Omnium E Mini Max Tony haulin' some mulch. Gravity bikes in Columbia! Bikes! Large Schlick Cycles APe for aggressive fatbiking - Purple. Possibly the last APe! Definitely the last Teesdale-built APe! Large Schlick Cycles 29+ Custom Build - Black Medium Schlick Cycles 29+ Custom Build - Orange Wu-Tang Singlespeed from State Bicycles Large Schlick Cycles Tatanka, Orange. Schlick Fatbikes A bunch of Schlick Growler (Zen Bicycle Fabrications AR 45) frames for custom builds. 29+ Schlick Cycles frames for custom builds Contact info@everydaycycles.com Call-in to 717-727-2453 and leave us a message about how cycling is making your life better! Disclosure: Some of the links on this page may be affiliate links. Clicking these and making a purchase will directly support Full Spectrum Cycling. Thanks!

In this week's edition of the generational trivia game it's Kelly from Crivitz teaming up with Rylan to take on Cutter while Chuggs hosts the game. 

We're heading North to Wisconsin where we sit down with Jeff Dorschner, CMAA a longtime Coach and AD who now serves as the AD at Crivitz H.S. Jeff shares his story along with some cool BEST PRACTICES on this Episode of The Educational AD Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/educational-ad-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/educational-ad-podcast/support

Randolph Football Coach Tom Chase previews the Rockets playoff opener with Crivitz.

Jürgen Westphal hat schon für Bundespräsidenten gesponnen, für Minister und Ministerpräsidenten, er spinnt im Verein und allein und wer das Spinnen lernen will, ist bei ihm richtig. Bis Oktober sitzt er donnerstags im Museum in Stove und zeigt anderen, wie aus Wolle ein Faden wird. Eine Frau aus Crivitz hat in dieser Sendung sogar ein Erbstück dabei - ein Spinnrad aus dem Sudetenland, auf der Flucht auf den Leiterwagen gepackt und nach Mecklenburg gerettet. 30 Stunden, so sagt Jürgen Westphal, braucht ein ungeübter Mensch, dann gehts schon ganz gut, das Spinnen. Reporterin Heike Mayer nimmt uns mit in eine Welt, in der das Spinnrad schnurrt.

A little slip that already has this show making plans! We also get into Vince's Safe Ferris situation, an update on Biden's visit to Milwuakee as well as the latest Trump indictments, and Lori Nickel wraps up the hour.

Episode 2539 of the Vietnam Veteran News Podcast will feature an interview with The WEL Companies driver, Keith Rahn who transported the Wall that Heals to a stop at Crivitz, MN. Bringing The Wall home to communities throughout our country … Continue reading →

Episode 2527 of the Vietnam Veteran News Podcast will feature a story about the Wall that Heals coming to Crivitz, Wisconsin. The featured story appeared on WBAY-TV 2; Action 2 News and was titled: “The Wall that Heals” receives escort … Continue reading →

From a horrific fire in Crivitz to Tammy Baldwin announcing re-election here's today's look at local news.

Wie viele Menschen er genau zur Fahrerlaubnis gebracht hat, das weiß Wolfgang Nützmann aus Crivitz nicht mehr. Aber es müssen viele, sehr viele gewesen sein, denn schon in den 1960er Jahren ging es für Wolfgang Nützmann los, mit dem Fahrlehrer-Beruf. Und der bietet viel Stoff zum Erzählen – von der Alkoholfahne bei der Prüfung bis zum DDR-typischen Naturalienhandel: ich helfe dir beim Bau und du setzt mich auf der Warteliste für die Fahrerlaubnis etwas weiter nach vorn. Allerdings hat Wolfgang Nützmann dann schon in den 80er Jahre das Aufgabenfeld gewechselt – hat in Versicherungen gemacht. Ging gut. Den Fahrlehrer am Ort, den kannte jeder. Und als am Ende der DDR jeder Bürger ein Auto aus dem Westen haben wollte, hat der Crivitzer sich auch darum gekümmert, mit einer gewissen Bauernschläue, wenn es um die Überführung der Wagen ging.

77: Give Me Hairless On this episode Falon discusses the disappearance of Theodore Egge. Theodore Egge has been missing from the Crivitz area since January 13, 2023. Anyone with information about Theodore is asked to call the Marinette County Sheriff's Office at 715-732-7627. https://www.wbay.com/2023/02/06/marinette-county-officials-ask-public-be-lookout-missing-man/ https://www.nbcnews.com/dateline/missing-in-america/sister-pushing-answers-january-2023-disappearance-wisconsin-man-theodo-rcna74283 https://www.wearegreenbay.com/news/local-news/somebody-knows-something-parents-of-missing-man-in-marinette-county-speak-out/ This episode is going to be a little different than you're used to... Going forward only one of us will be telling a story each week. We decided this was a better way to focus on individual cases and give each case the time and attention it truly deserves. Don't worry, we will still be recording together :)

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Heute mit: Eugen und Robert In der Episode 355 besprechen wir den Wechsel der Amateurboxerin Sarah Scheurich aus Crivitz ins Profiboxlager. Am 15. Juli 2022 gibt die Boxerin in Wuppertal ihr Profidebüt. 2014 wurde sie Vize-Europameisterin im Mittelgewicht, doch im letzten Jahr kam es zum Zwist mit dem Deutschen Boxsport-Verband (DBV). Der Verband strich die Sportlerin … „Boxpodcast 355 – Sarah Scheurich wird Profiboxerin!“ weiterlesen

Welcome to the Badass Young Entrepreneurs Podcast! Here you'll find all things inspiration, business-building, and learning from twenty-somethings that are navigating the whirlwind of entrepreneurship & personal growth as younger people. My mission is to help & inspire young people to crush it in entrepreneurship, find your passion and profit from it! In this episode, we are interviewing Brooke Deschane from our very own Badass Young Entrepreneurs FB group! She started her first business, an escape room, while in college with her dad as her business partner. Listen to the funny story behind how she got started and how she managed to ace college while starting up her business. Check out her business, Locked in Crivitz, at https://www.facebook.com/Lockedincrivitz! Have an idea or want to be featured in an episode? Email info@kaelastead.com and follow @kaelastead on Instagram! I'm always looking for more ideas, and I use IG polls to see what our listeners love to hear. VISIT MY WEBSITE: kaelastead.com CONNECT ON SOCIAL MEDIA: @kaelastead JOIN THE BADASS YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS FACEBOOK GROUP!

Keine Kinderklinik mehr in Parchim, keine Geburtenstation mehr in Crivitz, viel zu wenige Kinderärzte- Eltern im Landkreis Ludwigslust- Parchim machen sich Sorgen

Keine Kinderklinik mehr in Parchim, keine Geburtenstation mehr in Crivitz, viel zu wenige Kinderärzte- Eltern im Landkreis Ludwigslust- Parchim machen sich Sorgen

Die Rekommunalisierung des Mediclin-Klinikums in Crivitz gerät zum Krankenhaus-Krimi. Der Vertragsabschluss zwischen dem Landkreis und dem Mediclin-Konzern zögert sich immer weiter hin – und nun erhebt eine Bürgerinitiative schwere Vorwürfe.

Teil 3: Porzellan- und Textilmanufaktur, Gravur-Atelier: Kunst-Handwerker in Mecklenburg-Schwerin Die erste Mecklenburgische Porzellanmanufaktur in Sukow Gefäße aus Licht: Um aus Tonerde das „weiße Gold“ herzustellen, braucht es Geduld. Die Werkstatt von Kerstin Behrens in Sukow ist zweigeteilt. Die erste Abteilung ist der „Manschraum“. Hier wird die Porzellanmasse zusammengerührt und gebrannt. Dann beginnt Kerstin Behrens im lichtdurchfluteten Atelier zu malen. Vor dem ersten Pinselstrich allerdings kommt eine Art Ritual. http://porzellan-manufaktur.de Die Manufaktur Basthorst Filzen als Philosophie: Wer die Textilgestalterin Claudia Stark in ihrer Manufaktur Basthorst bei Crivitz besucht, gewinnt zunächst vor allem eins: Zeit! https://claudia-stark.jimdo.com/werkstatt-laden Die Graveurmeisterin Carola Frericks in Schwerin In der Tiefe glänzend: Ein Frauenberuf, der auf die Knochen geht. Wenn Carola Frericks in ihrem Atelier in der Schweriner Münzstraße den Stichel in das Metall treibt, dann ist das Schwerstarbeit. http://www.gravur-manufaktur.de Die Interviews führte meine Verlagskollegin Corinna Hesse. Sie hat mit den kreativen Machern gesprochen – über das Handwerk, über das Leben, über die Zukunft. Kulturlandschaften im Norden Die ManufakTouren-Route entstand für die Metropolregion Hamburg im Rahmen des Leitprojektes KulturLandschaftsRouten (2016-2018). Entwickelt wurden insgesamt fünf neue Erlebnisrouten sowie Hörgeschichten mit je 15 bis 20 Tracks pro Region, die zu Hause oder per Smartphone auch unterwegs gehört werden können.

I HIGHLY encourage all women to listen to this podcast, not just women in menopause. We're so excited to sit down with Dr. Patrick Flynn to talk about menopause and women's health! Here are some topics we're chatting about this week... How and WHY you need to change your outlook on menopause Why menopause is actually easier to deal with versus women in their cycle What our hormones look like during menopause Common treatments for menopause Why birth control isn't a great option for menopause Supporting your body naturally through menopause About Dr. Patrick Flynn Dr. Patrick Flynn D.C., is the founder of The Wellness Way, as well as an international speaker and author, but still maintains that he is a “simple, country boy who loves what he does.” Dr. Flynn grew up in Crivitz, a small town in northern Wisconsin. He was inspired early in life to understand the human body when teachers labeled him as “troubled and hyper” (reflecting a modern day ADHD diagnosis). Rather than turning to medication, he turned to education, and as a thirteen-year-old boy he read numerous books his local library had to offer. Shortly after meeting his now wife, Christy, she informed him that she was unable to have children and his direction became clear: understanding hormones and the subject of fertility. Dr. Flynn continued his studies with greater passion and built his practice around achieving the best clinical outcomes for patients by testing for and addressing the reasons for dysfunction, rather than focusing on symptoms. As such, he has been able to successfully guide patients with a wide variety of clinical diagnoses to restored function. Now he and his wife have four beautiful daughters. Connect with Dr. Patrick Flynn over on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and the Wellness Way Instagram! Connect with Lahana from Thrival Nutrition on Facebook, Instagram, and her website!

In this episode, Megan and Casey chat with Dr. Patrick Flynn D.C., who is the founder of The Wellness Way, as well as an international speaker and author, but still maintains that he is a “simple, country boy who loves what he does.” Dr. Flynn grew up in Crivitz, a small town in northern Wisconsin. He was inspired early in life to understand the human body when teachers labeled him as “troubled and hyper” (reflecting a modern day ADHD diagnosis). Rather than turning to medication, he turned to education, and as a thirteen-year-old boy he read numerous books his local library had to offer. Shortly after meeting his now-wife, Christy, she informed him that she was unable to have children and his direction became clear: understanding hormones and the subject of fertility. Dr. Flynn continued his studies with greater passion and built his practice around achieving the best clinical outcomes for patients by testing for and addressing the reasons for dysfunction, rather than focusing on symptoms. As such, he has been able to successfully guide patients with a wide variety of clinical diagnoses to restored function. Now he and his wife have four beautiful daughters. Topics covered: Male and Female hormones How hormones can impact relationships Better understanding your significant other Testing – how most testing is incomplete, leaving people ill-equipped to make lasting improvements in their health Additional factors to behavior and relationships – how things like inflammation and spinal interference play a role. Connect with Dr. Flynn: https://www.facebook.com/TheHormoneWhisperer/ https://www.instagram.com/drpatrickflynn/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/drpatrickflynn/ https://twitter.com/drpatrickflynn https://www.youtube.com/user/wellnesswayclinics https://drpatrickflynn.com/

Dr. Patrick Flynn grew up in Crivitz, a small town in Wisconsin. The classic class charmer with an affinity for fun, Dr. Flynn was inspired early in life to understand the human body when teachers labeled him as “troubled and hyper” (reflecting a modern day ADHD diagnosis). Rather than turning to medication, he turned to education, and as a 13 year old boy began to devour every anatomy book the library had to offer. Little did he know that this pursuit of understanding would be the beginning of a lifetime of revolutionizing America’s approach to healthcare. It was when his wife, Christy, informed him of her infertility that his passion became clear: understanding hormones, the building blocks of life. Dr. Flynn continued his studies relentlessly, and began to build his practice around achieving the best clinical outcomes for patients by testing for and addressing the cause of dysfunction, rather than focusing on symptoms. As such, he has been able to successfully guide patients with a wide variety of clinical diagnoses to restored function, including his wife, with whom he now has four beautiful daughters. Dr. Flynn has used his unique approach as the foundation of The Wellness Way clinics, a growing network of practices located across the United States dedicated to pioneering new concepts in healthcare to restore wellness to the entire nation. Along with his consistent study and research into human physiology, anatomy, nutrition, herbal medicine and chiropractic principles, Dr. Flynn is a compelling and dynamic national speaker and author. His life’s calling is being realized as he, along with The Wellness Way clinics, continue to impact lives in communities nationwide with the principles of how the body functions and the message of true health.

For those who don't know my background, I grew up in Crivitz, Wisconsin, a rural town of 996 people in northeastern Wisconsin. I wasn't the fastest kid, or the smartest kid, or the most athletic kid. In 7th grade, I was one of the worst basketball players on the team. I had generic shoes the other kids called "G-Didas" for generic Adidas shoes. They were Win Streaks, and they were all we could afford.  I didn't believe in myself - at all - in 7th grade basketball. To say I sucked was an understatement. I played 5 minutes a game, if that, and I don't think I scored any points. 8th grade was a little better, and Coach Nelson showed me some sympathy and started me a few games. I averaged 6 points per game. I still had no confidence in my game or me. It took me until freshman year when I really thought I could be a decent ball player. We practiced hard, harder than I ever had before, and I worked my butt off, in large part because of the belief of my coach, Gary Wondrash. I still believe in myself, and much of that started with Gary's belief in me first. He was a great coach, and I still use his coaching philosophies in how I lead and how I live. Work hard. Practice hard. Hustle. Don't be afraid to do the hard work. Focus on your fundamentals. Keep improving a little bit more, every day. Learn from your mistakes. Be a good sport. Smile. Sing in the shower. Easy for him to say. He was the coach. He was my stud coach. He could hit 10 free throws in a row. Heck, he could hit 50 free throws in a row. To say Gary was someone I wanted to be like would be a gross understatement.  But I didn't know his back story, until we had this conversation. Growing up, Gary wasn't the fastest kid, wasn't the smartest kid, or the most athletic kid. By the time he got to my school as a teacher, he had been awarded all conference in basketball, had set school records that are still unbroken, and he'd impacted some kid's lives.  In this conversation, Gary Wondrash shares his philosophies on basketball, life, and on the value of hard work. On how growing up as the hardest working player on the team helped him be better than his more naturally gifted teammates.  This is one of my favorite conversations, and I hope you'll listen and learn from my mentor, my coach, and now, my friend, Gary Wondrash. He inspired me with this conversation, just like he inspired me my freshman year of basketball.  More about Gary Wondrash Gary is still a teacher, though not in my hometown. He also is a fitness coach, and teaches older adults the benefits of moving more and eating right. Visit Gary Wondrash's website to learn more about his fitness coaching and a little more about him. You can also check out the Tough Kid Challenge, something Gary spearheaded, for kids in the Fox Valley area (in Wisconsin).

Dan was a little under the weather last week.Happy Fathers Day.A little story from Dan.Fact or Crap: One piece for both of us this week. Mail Bag:One from Mike: Old guy and a bucket of shrimp.The Rest of the Show:1) Damages pending in Crivitz upside-down flag case.2) Health groups unite against legislative plan to ban sugar bans.3) Bra ban lifted at Holler House Bar.4) Sober man gets arrested for DUI in Arizona.Snakes of the Week - Surprise, Arizona Police Department.5) Whole Foods faces boycott over English-only work policy.