Podcasts about cyg

SubhanAllah, a powerful Dua’ recited resonates across a major US University campus, for the Muslims in Palestine and beyond! English Translation Available- Click Below: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cyg–A-uaAW/?igshid=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng%3D%3D The post Powerful Dua' recited at Major US University for Muslims in Palestine and Beyond first appeared on Islampodcasts.

SubhanAllah, a powerful Dua’ recited resonates across a major US University campus, for the Muslims in Palestine and beyond! English Translation Available- Click Below: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cyg–A-uaAW/?igshid=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng%3D%3D The post Powerful Dua' recited at Major US University for Muslims in Palestine and Beyond first appeared on Islampodcasts. The post Powerful Dua’ recited at Major US University for Muslims in Palestine and Beyond appeared first on Islampodcasts.

Mathan Somasundaram from Deep Data and Grady Wulff go in-depth and stock specific. Stocks covered: AIM, GT1, NAN, STX, UMG, LTR, IFM, CYG, LDX, RMC. Our stock of the day is Premier investments (PMV). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr. Anita Hill made history in 1991 when she testified to the Senate Judiciary committee about the sexual harassment perpetrated against her by Clarence Thomas. After the all-white, all-male committee led by then-Senator Joe Biden heard Dr. Hill's testimony, Clarence Thomas was confirmed to the US Supreme Court.  In the 30 years since, Anita Hill has spent her career as a law professor hearing from survivors of gender-based violence, ranging from harassment (which she expected) to assault. In her new book, Believing, she connects the dots between the systems that empower abuse and minimize vulnerable people, and the culture that keeps us as bystanders. From that history, she tackles the policy solutions we'll need to reform the system from the inside and the social courage we'll need to muster to transform it.  As Dr. Hill's book focuses on gender-based violence and discrimination, there is factual discussion in this episode about the existence of sexual harassment, assault and abuse. Survivors, please take good care when listening.  Links: Believing Anita Hill's opening statement in her 1991 testimony Biden expresses regret to Anita Hill From the CYG archive: Joe Biden Problems See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jun Bei Liu from Tribeca Investment Partners and Adam Dawes from Shaw and Partners go in-depth and stock specific. Stocks covered: CDA, ECX, IMD, PPK, CAA, CYG, MND, RXL, WGB, SRV. Our stock of the day is Santos (STO). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our summer of friendship continues with Kate Spencer and Doree Shafrir, hosts of the podcast Forever35. While we love their conversations about serums and budget-friendly makeup tips, we come and stay for their deep friendship, which started on the internet and was partly cemented at a CYG live show. Doree and Kate are both writers. Doree's memoir is Thanks for Waiting: The Joy (& Weirdness) of Being a Late Bloomer. Kate's book is The Dead Moms Club: A Memoir about Death, Grief, and Surviving the Mother of All Losses. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two Old Bitches co-hosts and friends, Joanne Sandler and Idelisse Malavé, were invited by the wonderful and popular Call Your Girlfriend podcast to have a conversation about their decades long friendship. As part of a series, “Summer of Friendship”, CYG asked a few of their favorite podcasters — we're honored! — to tell them how they met, times their friendship has been stretched, and how they grow together. Idelisse and Joanne's episode is available at CYG wherever you listen to podcasts. You can also listen to it here as a special, bonus episode.

On this month's agenda: exploring queer identities with CYG producers Gina Delvac and Jordan Bailey. First up, we hear from queer sex therapist Casey Tanner about questioning your sexuality or gender identity, coming out, and dating when you're first exploring a queer identity. This is a great episode to share with anyone who is excited about a new attraction or label, but scared about being new or taking up too much space. Welcome; there's room for you in our queer family.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, CYG's worship team offers their timely reflections on what it's been like to worship from home during the covid-19 pandemic. They go through some of the positives and negatives of remote worship. Afterwards, they discuss the theological distinctions between "formal" and "informal" sanctuaries, and the practical implications therein for churches in the process of reopening.

Taxes are scary but getting free money from the government is great. CYG's accountant and the force behind Taxes for Artists, Claudia Yi León returns to tell us all about how to deal with the wild year of unemployment and (non)income that was 2020. From PPP loans (freelancers, you can still get one) to extended filing deadlines (May 17) to claiming your stimulus payment if you didn't file 2019 taxes, this episode is packed with info. Cross-reference our notes at callyourgirlfriend.com and follow @taxesforartists for all the latest. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The new year has already been more of a lot. Amid so many challenges, here are the practices, advice, and rituals we're bringing with us into 2021. CYG producer Jordan Bailey shares her rituals for letting go of the old year and welcoming a new one. Sabrina Hersi Issa, whose personal inventory days may have already changed your life when she last spoke to us in 2018, is back to teach us about coming home to ourselves. Beth Pickens is keeping a death journal while hosting a new podcast and Homework Club for artists. Plus, Aminatou's decision matrix and Ann's daily writing practice.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris won. We break away from our stress puzzling to celebrate this win. While there's so much work to be done, seeing Kamala on stage Saturday night was very moving. We revisit our 2018 interview with then Senator, now VP-elect Harris. And we are pleased to announce this officially breaks the CYG curse of only highlighting candidates who do not ultimately win! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we're sharing an episode from another podcast we love, Call Your Girlfriend. CYG is a podcast for long-distance besties about feminism, politics, health, pop culture, and friendship. This episode features an interview with author Maya Dusenbery and explores the research behind why medical institutions frequently dismiss and underestimate chronic pain and patients' accounts of their own symptoms.

In Episode 5 of the 5 Star Leader Podcast, Andy speaks with James Groves, Managing Director of Indigo Swan, a multi-award winning Energy Consultancy based in Norwich, Norfolk. A hugely successful enterprise: it has won ‘Most Trusted Consultancy’ awards in the Energy Sector 3 times in the last 5 years and has also won the Eastern Daily Press Small and Medium-size Business of the Year in 2018 and 2019. James is a passionate, people-focused leader who, along with his co-Directors and team of ‘Swans’ has fostered a positive and holistic workplace culture based on happiness, people first and an unrelenting focus on continuous improvement. He was also nominated as a finalist in the Director of the Year category of the EDP Awards and last year appeared as a TEDxEd speaker where he shared his philosophy that guides his approach to leading and learning. In this episode, James shares with Andy his 5 leadership insights which guide and inspire him to live into better leadership..in his own way, including: Go to 03:00 Caring about your people on a personal level Celebrating individuality and caring about people at personal level. We hear about James’ leadership journey, his first leadership role at the age of 20, and how he sought to understand people first as a basis for his approach to growing as a leader. He also talks about the inspiration and guidance he takes from the book and learnings of Kim Scott of ‘Radical Candour’ fame - the importance of knowing your people whilst challenging them directly. James also touches on how this approach ripples beyond the office, and how other ‘Swans’ create appropriate levels of rapport with potential and current customers and clients at a personal level. We even hear how simple, engaging information is included in their CRM so there’s a consistency to their internal and external engagement. It’s completely consistent with their mantra: ‘how we do anything, is how we do everything’. Go to 08:50 Happiness First James talks about how the team crafted Indigo Swan’s core values - why ‘Happiness First’ is top of the list and what it continues to mean to suppliers and clients. We talk about how the Swans bring happiness to life day-to-day in the office, how it is organically linked to to the traditional ‘results’ focus and the importance of a ‘safe habitat’ for the team to come to work whilst being the individuals they are. It’s a holistic and consistent approach that continues to underpin low-turnover of staff and business success. Go to 15:25 A holistic approach to goal-setting James talks through the Indigo Swan approach that places the importance of investing in personal goals parallel in importance with company and professional development goals. Recognising that people have a life trajectory that transcends the workplace, the Indigo Swan approach is inclusive of personal aspiration, and truly aims to invest in people, their goals and even their eventual departure from the company in pursuit of something that really matters to them. It’s about mutual support, celebrating the successes both in and out of work, and fostering a positive culture. Go to 20:54 Learning and improving - the ‘no blame’ culture, feedback loops and the ‘Cyg-not’ process. James tells the story of how the ‘Cyg-not’ process was created. Bringing the company core values to life, alongside understanding and stimuli from learning organisations and human factor-related books like ‘Black Box Thinking’ by Matthew Syed, James outlines how their continuous improvement systems works. It’s a fascinating process that brings a multitude of business benefits: efficiency, streamlining and retention-positive to name but a few. Alongside a ‘Brainbox’ process, it is also a clear example of ‘what people say and do matters’: the integrity of the feedback loop, that suggestions and improvements receive consistent attention and everyone in the team operates in the knowledge that learning from errors and where opportunity to improve can be seen at the ‘coalface’ is celebrated as a positive. It builds psychological safety, trust, integrity and most importantly, has driven results and success. Go to 28:25 Observe and listen - you never know what you might miss James candidly shares the insight that he had no formal leadership training early in his career. By observing, listening and signposting the importance in investing in potential leaders that actually actually want to lead (vs. the ‘accidental manager’) he explains how he has used listening, watching, and intentionally ‘tuning-in’ to his team members ‘as the whole person’ as an accessible and natural way of engaging his team. He also extols the benefits of diversity of expertise: being surrounded by the ‘right people, who love the bit they are responsible for’. It’s a compelling, organic and common-sense approach accessible to all.    

In vintage CYG fashion, Amina and Ann discuss their Harry Potter houses (as sorted by Gina) and then move on to sadder and more serious topics. The intractable problems of hate and guns, men who abused their power and want it back. And, Rest in Power, Toni Morrison. Content warning: gun violence and the fact of sexual violence are acknowledged in this episode. Links Mona Chalabi’s charts on domestic terrorism Metoo check in: Age of consent laws and Epstein Alan Dershowitz profile Epstein case explained Al Franken (New Yorker profile / Jezebel report) and Aziz Ansari (reporting on Babe.net / “reflective” new set) stage their comebacks Toni Morrison's 2011 commencement address at Rutgers: "I am myself a storyteller, and therefore, an optimist—a firm believer in the ethical bend of the human heart; a believer in the mind’s appetite for truth and its disgust with fraud and selfishness. From my point of view, your life is already a miracle of chance waiting for you to shape its destiny. From my point of view, your life is already artful—waiting, just waiting, for you to make it art."

Futurists are not only white guys who give self-congratulatory TED talks. Everything from political appeals to Instagram ads are pitching us on a vision of the future. Rose Eveleth of Flash Forward expands our notion of what futurism can be, and how we can pry it away from arch capitalists and tech billionaires. Rose’s podcast Flash Forward is everywhere you listen: Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, and more. This special edition of CYG includes excerpts from these Flash Forward episodes: Money for Nothing Snip Snip Snip Countless What to Expect When You’re Expecting in Space Farm to Tablet California Dreaming Deceptible Me

Good and bad looks from RBG and Ivanka, respectively. The New York Times and National Geographic are reckoning with their legacies of racism and sexism in very different ways. A digression into Game of Thrones, Age of Adaline and the very dimply Michiel Huisman. An update from Patti Masciesz aka @artpatti on how CYG listeners have been billing the patriarchy! We love Drag Race! But have to drag some of RuPaul's outdated views on trans folk. Reading List Remember to sign up for the blood drive! Scrunchies never went away Ivanka is dressed up like a scientist NYT “Overlooked” obituary project National Geographic’s racial reckoning / John Edwin Mason / Doreen St. Felix You, too, can Bill the Patriarchy RuPaul's disappointing views on trans people doing drag Ellen meets Asia Kate Dillon

It’s not just pictures that can affect how we feel about how we look, words can make a big impact on our body image too. Nadia and Jade discuss fat talk, fat talk research and give some useful tips to shut fat talk down. Special thanks to Aminatou, Ann, and Gina from Call Your Girlfriend (Nadia's fav podcast) for letting us use your listener question clip on body shaming. More from CYG: http://www.callyourgirlfriend.com Episode written and produced by Nadia Craddock, Reviewed by Phillippa Diedrichs (Associate Professor at CAR). Please remember to rate us & leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Let us know what you think https://twitter.com/car_UWE To find out more about CAR: www.uwe.ac.uk/car

In an extended Cheeto Watch: Ivanka's dad shares strange stories with the Boy Scouts, attempts to kick valiant transgender servicemembers out of the military all while John McCain and GOP senators try their 'skinny' repeal of Obamacare. In happier news, the Japanese artist who 3D printed the shape of her vagina into a kayak is back. The 150 best albums by women and 150 worst albums by men. Plus, CYG's summer bucket list (boob hickies and many crossfades are definitely on it).

Episode 7 is a fun and funny episode where we actually got to record in the same room! We laugh about our fleeting existential crisis and share one too many drinks. For commercial breakdown Carla freaks out about this anti-feminist Nuva Ring ad. And Meg calls bullshit on this crazy diet pill click bait. Meg's best worst thing was this GD election. It is clearly the worst because: TRUMP. But, she loved that the gals from CYG called him a "sentient nacho" and "human embodiment of the poop emoji". Carla's best worst thing is having a clean house. It's totally awesome to have everything clean but it 100% sucks to try and keep it that way. Plus, we announced our first Who Are We Kidding Field Trip!!!

We divulge some of our struggles around shopping and spending. How can you be an ethical consumer? At long last we launch the CYG shop and introduce our merch maven Caroline Knowles. And, independent artist and designer Tuesday Bassen on how Zara ripped off her work and her path to becoming an indie merch queen.

In a special episode, we reflect on America's gun violence epidemic, speak with CYG listeners who own guns, hear from advocates working to reform gun laws, and from Lucia McBath, whose teenage son Jordan Davis was shot and killed by a white stranger in 2012. Plus, what you can do to make your voice heard.

Happy birthday CYG! It's our second anniversary and we're (still) celebrating Blac Chyna, (still) fearing menstrual sponges, and sending shine to our listeners and guests.

We discuss Amina's contempt for New Year's resolutions, winter sports, Oregon's snack-happy militia, a black woman's hilarious trolling of her rude white coworker, and Fox News' Megyn Kelly. Plus, CYG listeners raised $30k for ZanaAfrica and philanthropist Ruth Ann Harnisch on small and sustainable ways to effect big change.

In a special IRL episode from Amina's Palm Springs birthday compound, we discuss the origin of CYG mantra body's choice with the woman who coined it, Brittany Callendar. A primer on who's in the Illuminati. A listener says our use of "baby feminist" is condescending. California is in full drought mode. And Carolyn Pennypacker-Riggs of BOUQUET on the business of making music.  Reading and music list at callyourgirlfriend.com.