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Stormy Weather...with tracks by....  The Frankenstone, Zengineers, Entertainment For The Braindead, Nick Pandolfi, Bagas Degol, VYTIS, Belkastrelka, Maxi Dread, Daizy, TerbujurKaku. You're Not A Baby Boy Anymore, by The Frankenstone. Yogyakarta, Indonesia. [YesNoWave] Clouds (Zengineers Remix), by Entertainment For The Braindead. Cologne/Berlin, Germany. [Id.EOLOGY] Great Storm Dubbin (feat. Brian), by Nick Pandolfi versus Bagas Degol [...] The post Rewind… PCP#424… Stormy Weather… appeared first on Pete Cogle's Podcast Factory.

This episode was delightfully sponsored by Daizy's Social Sodas. Have one and you'll understand why. Songs with high or low in the title!

We welcome our newest sponsor, Daizy's Social Sodas! You can tell there's THC in these puppies because we spend the last 15 minutes of the pod pondering what things were compared to before the inventions of sliced bread and bread boxes. We also call out the news outlets for all featuring the wrong movie roles to feature on Val Kilmer's tombstone.

In this episode, I sit down with Lorinda Hanson, founder of Daizy and Co, to explore the art of branding for small businesses. Lorinda shares her journey from corporate marketing to launching her own successful design firm and offers invaluable insights into how coaches and solopreneurs can create powerful, cohesive brands that stand out. Tune in to learn practical tips for developing a brand that truly represents you and resonates with your target audience. Highlights:1. Lorinda's Transition from Corporate to Entrepreneurship: Discover how Lorinda made the leap from a corporate job to starting her own design business, Daizy and Co.2. The True Essence of a Brand: Learn why a brand is more than just a logo or tagline and how it encompasses the entire customer experience.3. Key Components of Building a Brand: Understand the importance of consistency in fonts, colors, and tone to create a cohesive brand identity.4. Starting with DIY Branding: Get practical tips for new coaches and solopreneurs on how to begin branding with limited resources.5. When and How to Hire a Professional: Find out what to look for in a designer or branding specialist and the key questions to ask during the hiring process.6. The Importance of Target Audience Clarity: Learn why knowing your target audience is crucial for effective branding and communication.7. The Role of Personal Values in Branding: Explore how personal values like creativity and freedom can shape your brand and business decisions.8. Balancing Professional and Personal Elements: See how your personal presentation on platforms like Zoom can impact your brand perception.9. Creating a Memorable Brand Experience: Understand how every touchpoint with customers, from phone calls to website interactions, contributes to your overall brand.10. Real-Life Success Stories: Hear about Lorinda's satisfying moments when clients feel their brand perfectly represents them, reinforcing the power of effective branding. Featured on This Show:Click here to find out how to work with me Click here to access valuable free resources for coaches Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/candymotzek/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/candy-motzek/Lorinda HansonAs a Graphic Designer, Web Designer and Branding Specialist, I help small businesses communicate their key messages to their target audiences with professional creative that cut through the clutter in today's templated world.Website: https://www.daizyandco.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lorindahanson/

In the upcoming episode of A2 THE SHOW, we welcome Daizy Gedeon, an acclaimed filmmaker, journalist, and humanitarian dedicated to amplifying unheard voices in Lebanon. Daizy discusses the complex narratives surrounding Hezbollah and critiques media bias against Lebanon, while highlighting the double standards in global reactions to conflicts. She shares personal experiences from her return to Lebanon in 2022 to launch her documentary and advocates for the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement as a tool for protest against companies supporting Israeli military actions. Join us for an insightful conversation about storytelling, activism, and the importance of truth in journalism.

Daizy Maan Kaur is full of surprises and her name is one of them. She's the founder of Brown Women Comedy and Soul house with a mission to create more inclusive spaces for south Asian and migrant women.   In this chat with Antoinette Lattouf, Daizy reveals where her comedic side came from and why she legally changed her name when she was just thirteen.   Weekend List TO DO - Short term goal setting planners TO EAT - Paddle pops TO READ - Meet the queen of the ‘trad wives' (and her eight children) by Megan Agnew in The Times TO WEAR - Hair tie for a belt TO WATCH - Customise your Olympics experience Follow The Briefing:TikTok: @listnrnewsroomInstagram: @listnrnewsroom @thebriefingpodcast YouTube: @LiSTNRnewsroomFacebook: @LiSTNR NewsroomSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

IN THIS EPISODE: In this episode, our host, Philip Guarino, is joined by Maik Taro Wehmeyer, Co-Founder & CEO at Taktile. Maik shares his journey from engineering and statistical optimization to pioneering machine learning in finance. In this segment, Maik explains the gap in decision infrastructure for platforms used in accounting, banking and other industries. This gap led to the creation of Taktile, a low-code/no-code platform which empowers credit and risk teams to generate highly accurate automated underwriting decisions more efficiently and at scale. Join us to learn how this innovative firm is using artificial intelligence to revolutionize decision-making technology for fintechs, banks and insurance companies alike.   GUEST BIO: A seasoned veteran of the financial services industry, Deborah Yang is the CEO of Daizy, a beneficial AI communications platform for advisors and wealth firms. Deborah Yang, a worldclass expert in  sustainable investing, has served as the Global Head of ESG Index for MSCI and led many high growth franchises including factor indexes and regions including EMEA index and Asia over her 18 years at MSCI. A Harvard Business School MBA, Deborah was named to Financial News 100 Most Influential Women in European finance for six consecutive years. She is also the Co-President of Women in ETFs EMEA. Finally, Deborah Yang is a frequent conference speaker and interviewee in the leading financial and tech media.

Join us for a conversation with Mary Held, a dedicated brown belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training out of AZ Combat Sports. Discover the essential elements that define her BJJ journey, with insights and inspiration on: Conditioning and preparation for BJJ competitions. Transitioning from kickboxing to grappling. Parenthood's impact on self-defense perspectives. Encouraging women to embrace BJJ. Celebrating personal victories and overcoming challenges. Navigating life changes as a parent and a BJJ enthusiast. The crucial role of consistency in BJJ training. Tune in and gain valuable wisdom from Mary's BJJ experiences, making your own journey even more rewarding. Mary's Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/marydaizybjj/ Recover properly with @waterboy and get 15% off with promo code ELBOWSTIGHT at https://www.waterboy.com/ELBOWSTIGHT! Find your new favorite fits and get 15% off @marinelayer with promo code ELBOWSTIGHT15 at https://www.marinelayer.com/ELBOWSTIGHT15. Get $25 off JordanTeachesJiu-Jitsu Theory Course with ELBOWSTIGHT25 at Checkout - https://courses.jordanteachesjiujitsu.com/order?ct=691cb6cd-1de6-495e-a394-e0b75bc817e7 Get 20% OFF MANSCAPED + Free Shipping with promo code ETP20 at MANSCAPED.com! Get $10 off The Ice Pod with this link! Click Here! - https://podcompany.com/products/the-ice-pod?snowball=TRAVIS47136 LET'S EXCHANGE PATCHES! SEND A PATCH TO THE PO BOX, AND WE WILL SEND YOU A CUSTOM ELBOWS TIGHT PATCH BACK! Travis Motl PO Box 768 Seabeck, WA 98380 The Equipment Behind Elbows Tight Podcast: https://kit.co/ElbowsTightPodcast Subscribe on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuvHSgAUCczV4R_M6TsHcYw?view_as=subscriber Follow Our Social Media Pages! Instagram Podcast Page https://www.instagram.com/elbowstight/?hl=en Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ElbowsTightPodcast

Featured in Aurelia: The Woman - by Elizabeth Broadbent - narrated by Tim Borella On the Other Side - by Rick Kennett - narrated by Barry Yedvobnick An Undeniable Passion - by Garry Dean - narrated by Ed Errington Our Audio License AntipodeanSF Radio Show by Ion Newcombe is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. Based on a work at www.antisf.com.au. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at https://www.antisf.com.au/contact-editor Music Credits Song of the Night Cafe in New Orleans by Vi-Fi is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 International License. The Other Side by Daizy is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 International License. Passion by Sag Chana is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License. Intro & Outro Music Celestial Navigation by Blue Dot Sessions is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License

Join Marlena, Christy, and Daizy in this thought-provoking episode of A Witch, A Mystic & A Feminist, as they discuss the intriguing topic of alien life. In this conversation, the ladies explore the possibility of humans having alien DNA, the implications of artificial intelligence, and whether we may have lived past lives as extraterrestrial beings. Tune in to this fascinating discussion as they share their insights and perspectives on these complex and fascinating subjects.Medical Disclaimer Have questions or comments for A Witch, A Mystic & A Feminist? Send us a message at https://www.wmfpod.com/contact/. Also you can subscribe to receive updates at https://www.wmfpod.com.

On this episode of A Witch, A Mystic & A Feminist, we continue our conversation with Kristine Daizy Lemler, as we discuss spiritual healing.  Spiritual healing is a form of therapy that aims to balance, harmonize and restore the energetic or spiritual aspects of an individual's health. Daizy uses a variety of techniques, including tarot, cosmic reiki, and theta talk therapy to help her clients achieve this balance.A Witch, A Mystic & A Feminist also announced their first GIVEAWAY. In order to win a 6 card/30 minute tarot reading from Daizy, you need to follow Daizy on both Instagram and TikTok, as well as follow A Witch, A Mystic & A Feminist on both Instagram and TikTok. Finally, you'll need to go to our website, https://www.wmfpod.com/contact/ and let us know what your handles and we will pick a winner at random on April 18.To schedule a session with Kristine Daizy, you can schedule directly through her website at https://www.kristinedaizy.com/Kristine Daizy's social media:https://www.instagram.com/kristinedaizy/https://www.tiktok.com/@kristinedaizyhttps://www.facebook.com/daizymeadowsWMF's social media:https://www.instagram.com/witchmysticfeministpodcast/https://www.tiktok.com/@witchmysticfempodcasthttps://www.facebook.com/witchmysticfeministpodcastMedical Disclaimer Have questions or comments for A Witch, A Mystic & A Feminist? Send us a message at https://www.wmfpod.com/contact/. Also you can subscribe to receive updates at https://www.wmfpod.com.

Daizy Gedeon talks about her work as a filmmaker and activist, producing work about Lebanon from Australia. She discusses the importance of the role of the diaspora in creating change.Daizy's family immigrated to Australia when she was five years old. She began her writing career as a sports writer in 1987 and was the first female sports journalist on The Australian newspaper and the first female football writer in Australia which led her to the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul. Created & hosted by Mikey Muhanna, afikraEdited by: Ramzi RammanTheme music by: Tarek Yamani https://www.instagram.com/tarek_yamani/About the afikra Conversations:Our long-form interview series features academics, arts, ‎and media experts who are helping document and/or shape the history and culture of the Arab world through their ‎work. Our hope is that by having the guest share their expertise and story, the community still walks away with newfound curiosity - and maybe some good recommendations about new nerdy rabbit holes to dive into headfirst. ‎Following the interview, there is a moderated town-hall-style Q&A with questions coming from the live virtual audience ‎on Zoom.‎ Join the live audience: https://www.afikra.com/rsvp   FollowYoutube - Instagram (@afikra_) - Facebook - Twitter Support www.afikra.com/supportAbout afikra:‎afikra is a movement to convert passive interest in the Arab world to active intellectual curiosity. We aim to collectively reframe the dominant narrative of the region by exploring the histories and cultures of the region- past, present, and future - through conversations driven by curiosity. Read more about us on  afikra.com 

On this episode of A Witch, A Mystic & A Feminist, we are joined by Kristine Daizy Lemler, a certified yoga instructor, reiki master, healer, theta talk therapist, and tarot reader. Marlena, Christy and Daizy discuss spiritual healing.  Spiritual healing is a form of therapy that aims to balance, harmonize and restore the energetic or spiritual aspects of an individual's health. It involves using various techniques to facilitate healing on a deep level, beyond the physical and emotional realms. Restoring the flow of energy can help to promote healing and wellbeing. Daizy uses a variety of techniques, including tarot, cosmic reiki, and theta talk therapy to help her clients achieve this balance.To schedule a session with Kristine Daizy, you can schedule directly through her website at https://www.kristinedaizy.com/Kristine Daizy's social media: https://www.instagram.com/kristinedaizy/https://www.tiktok.com/@kristinedaizyhttps://www.facebook.com/daizymeadowsMedical Disclaimer Have questions or comments for A Witch, A Mystic & A Feminist? Send us a message at https://www.wmfpod.com/contact/. Also you can subscribe to receive updates at https://www.wmfpod.com.

This week we delve into some of the history and works behind Tassia Vyroni, Daizy Stavropoulou, Ioanna Georgakopoulo & Stella Haskil. Support this podcast by becoming a patron ⁠www.patreon.com/ConKalamaras

The world grows more technologically dependent with every passing second, an evolution that puts Daizy's David Ffoulkes-Jones on the cutting edge.As CEO of the business focused on the hard-to-define Internet of Things, having been a world-leading CEO at WDS in a mobile-first revolution, he's well placed to guide us into a tech-led future.Lee and David discuss:Growing up underserved in his diagnosis of dyslexiaWhy there are rules in sport that don't translate to businessThe element of luck in businessHow AI tools like ChatGPT learn and evolveWhat we can do with the Internet of Things to adapt our daily livesExtrology is sponsored by Progresso Talent Partners who for more than 25 years have successfully delivered interim and permanent leadership talent to transform businesses and to hire the talent you need to enable your business to thrive: https://www.progressotalent.com/

Santa Barbara Independent July 8, 2021 by S.W. Lauden There's a parallel universe in which this article is about Popsicko's triumphant two-night stand at the Santa Barbara Bowl. A world where this high-energy alternative-rock band takes a triumphant victory lap in front of an adoring hometown crowd after nearly three decades at the top of the charts, countless world tours, and piles of platinum records. Given the buzz around Popsicko in the early '90s, the above scenario seemed entirely possible. “[Popsicko] plays songs stocked with simple chords and catchy refrains that you can shout along to, yet blissfully devoid of overproduction and triteness,” Danny Gellert wrote for a Santa Barbara Independent cover story in 1995. “This is rock and roll that's informed of every pop music phase since the British Invasion, yet reinvents itself like none of it ever happened.” But you've probably already guessed that's not how this story ends.  So happy to welcome S.W. Lauden back to talk about this album.  Sit down, strap yourself in, there's some stuff here... LINKS Popsicko Big Stir Records S.W. Lauden Marko DeSantis The Santa Barbara Independent The Whiffs Paint Fumes (band) Billy Tibbals The Uni Boys Christian Lee Hutson Lokis Folly (band) Daizy (band) Yard Act (band) Dry Cleaning (band) Ridel High (band) S.W. Lauden Books  

A slightly different format to usual today. I'm still joined by an inimitable guest who's committed to addressing bias through their work combining their lived and learned experience. But I wanted to take some time out to chat about some of the challenges with doing this work, particularly where it may be a side hustle, or an additional burden to the daily lives of underrepresented groups, which it often is. And kicking this off, I'm joined this week on UNBiased podcast by Daizy Maan where we discuss “the left eating the left”. Daizy is the founder of Australian Digital Job Accelerator which empowers women to gain financial independence through freelance work, and is the Co-founder of Australian South Asian Centre (ASAC), a community of purpose driven South Asian women who are creatives, founders and leaders. ASAC's work has been featured on SBS World News, ABC and SBS. She has recently been awarded Melbourne Asia Game Changer Awards by Asia Society in 2022 for her work on empowering South Asian women. Join us as we discuss the not uncommon experience, which has more recently been backed up by research, that those on the left (politically) are more prone to call out people within their own group for their actions. This is compared with those on the right, who place more value on group loyalty and are more likely to call out people outside of their group or echo chamber. I loved shooting the breeze with Daizy on this. Reach out and let me know if this resonates with you, and if there are other topics you'd like to hear addressed this year on UNBiased

In today's program we're exploring the changing needs and behavior of NextGen investors. According to my guest, Deborah Yang, these younger investors are using investment apps that integrate sustainability data and analytics into the portfolio ownership and management process. Yang, CEO and Co-Founder of Daizy.com, a sustainability insight app for Conscious Investing, is going to tell us how their app works, including using AI for more accurate and current data analysis.

مرحبا, وقت قررت اطلق برنامجي الإذاعي Supermama's Diary By Salma كنّا بحالة حجر صحي مما دفعني لكون سند لكل سيّدة و أم عم تعاني من ضغط هالمرحلة بإيصال المعلومات المفيدة بالمواضيع الحياتية. و بحكم قربي من النساء خلال مسيرتي المهنية ب Salma Maternity Wear ، اكتشفت انو العمل الإجتماعي بيمنحني اكتفاء ذاتي. لهيدا السبب قررت انو الموسم الجديد حيكون دعم لتمكين المرأة من خلال استضافتي لريّاديات أعمال بكل المجالات ليقدموا شهادات من حياتن العملية، كيف ابدعوا و كيف بنوا اشغالن بنفس الوقت كانوا عم يأسسوا عائلاتن. شهادات واقعية بتفرجي انو دور المرأة بالمجتمع أكبر بكتير من ما هو مصوّر. تابعوني تاتعرّفوا بكلّ حلقة على سيّدة أعمال.

If there is any good to do for others Daizy Gedeon is doing her part one step at a time. Looking back to her heritage and beeing shackend deeply with whole heart. This beautiful Lebanese Australian Journalist and Filmmaker choose her mission after going through her own hardship. Some people have stamina and resilience not just to get out of their own pit but to find out that there are people waiting for a voice and a helping hand. When you stop thinking of your own hardship and think about others life you start having a meaning and things start to happening. This is Daizy warrior of our generation. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/monicago/message

How risky are your investments? Should you be thinking about your web3 investments differently from traditional investments? What are some of the red flags that signal a potentially shady protocol or ecosystem? As more people move away from traditional financial advisors, individual investors have to research and make informed decisions in a way we never had before. Having good strategies and filters for making financial decisions is crucial. That's where Daizy comes in. Today we're joined by Deborah Yang, CEO, and co-founder of Daizy, a sustainability insights app for informed investing. Through Daizy, Deborah is on a mission to create a community of knowledgeable investors who are making money and doing good in the world. In this conversation, we talk about the growing number of DIY investors and the problem with investing from an uninformed place, why understanding risk, diversification, and sustainability is crucial for all investors, how Daizy works, what risk management looks like in practice, ESG risk in crypto investments, and more.   Highlights Welcome Deborah Yang Deborah's money mantra The mission behind the investing app, Daizy The difficulty connecting with non-male users Helping everyday investors understand risk, diversification, and sustainability The Daizy experience Getting started with Daizy Gambling versus investing in the crypto space How you can use core-satellite investing What risk management looks like in practice Red flags that can signal problematic projects Using Daizy to help you to vet potential investments Evaluating ESG risk in crypto investments Building a community of informed investors What's next for Deborah   Connect with Deborah Yang Daizy Website https://daizy.com/ Deborah Yang on Twitter https://twitter.com/DeborahAYang Deborah Yang on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/deborah-yang-4b38b8/   Connect with Eve Wealth DAO Go from crypto-curious to crypto-confident with the DeFi Curious Course https://www.evewealth.com/defi-curious   Check out our social channels at @evewealthhq: LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/eve-wealth-hq/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/evewealthhq/ Twitter https://twitter.com/evewealthhq Facebook https://www.facebook.com/evewealthhq   Eve Wealth Website https://www.evewealth.com/

Jonty Hurwitz is an artist, engineer, and entrepreneur. Heavily immersed in the world of tech and AI, he is also internationally recognised for his pioneering work in merging art and science. He deeply believes that our human relationships with technology are entering a new era and more than ever before, the ethics of our tools need to be at the heart of our work. On this episode of Outside In Jonty talks with Jon about his anxiety - sharing that fact that he has suffered with it all his life - his creative process, nano sculptures and the performative element in his art. Jonty also talks about his latest FinTech project Daizy, the coexistence of multiple realities and what it means to be human.

Daizy Gedeon is on a mission to save Lebanon with her award-winning documentary film "Enough! Lebanon's Darkest Hour". Through exclusive interviews and never-before-seen footage, the Lebanese-Australian journalist and filmmaker exposes the deep-rooted corruption that infests Lebanon. After holding private screenings around the world, Daizy is ready to blow the lid off by launching a Global Watch Party of her film on 9 April, which will also premiere in Lebanon! Join in solidarity and book your tickets now: https://www.enough.movie/gwp/   Press play and listen to this month's Libnanie with Elie.   Connect with Daizy: Instagram: @daizygedeon | #daizygedeon Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DaizyGedeon Website: https://www.daizygedeon.com/    Connect with Elie: Instagram: @libnaniewithelie | #libnaniewithelie Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/libnaniewithelie  Website: https://www.libnanie.com    Listen to Libnanie with Elie on several podcast apps including: Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3jNSU1J  Anghami: https://bit.ly/3Cq8GGI  Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3hKOPKj  Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3CtzMN9

Director Daizy Gedeon joins Matthew Pejkovic on the Matt's Movie Reviews Podcast to talk about her new film 'Enough! Lebanon's Darkest Hour', a dcumentary that delves into the ineptitude and corruption of the Lebanese governemnt that led to the 2019 October Revolution and 2020 Beirut explosion. Find more information about Enough! Lebanon's Darkest Hour here: https://www.enough.movie/  https://www.facebook.com/MovieEnough  https://fan-force.com/films/enough/    Support Matt's Movie Reviews 80s Tees: https://www.shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=119192&u=2900540&m=16934 Loot Crate: https://www.tkqlhce.com/click-100442585-13901976 Vudu: https://www.jdoqocy.com/click-100442585-14486018 Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=33903624   Follow Matt's Movie Reviews! Website: http://mattsmoviereviews.net Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Matts-Movie-Reviewsnet/151059409963 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/MattsMovieReviews LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/company/1036986/admin/  Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/mattsmovierev  MeWe: https://mewe.com/p/mattsmoviereviews Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattsmoviereviews/ Rotten Tomatoes: http://www.rottentomatoes.com/critic/matthew-pejkovic/movies

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Daizy Gedeon is a Lebanese Australian Journalist, filmmaker and entrepreneur. Her Film Enough, Lebanon's Darkest Hour has its world Premiere on December 1 and examines how Lebanon has ended up in a  state of Complete catastrophe with Hyperinflation and the country, once considered the Jewel of the east, facing the precipice of complete economic and societal collapse. www.enough.movie www.instagram.com/daizygedeon/

Register to vote HERE https://diasporavote.mfa.gov.lb/ For more info visit: https://www.sawtivoice.org/getready  Daizy Gedeon is a Lebanese Australian award-winning journalist, filmmaker, and businesswoman. She is the director of the award-winning documentary “Enough! Lebanon's Darkest Hour” which explores how Lebanon has ended up in a state of complete catastrophe by exposing the country's dark underbelly. In this Sarde, we discussed the following: - How and why the goal of the documentary evolved over time into something unexpected - The challenges of shooting a documentary in Lebanon over the years - The story behind how Daizy managed to interview infamous politicians - The most used rhetoric in the Lebanese government to escape responsibility - The important and decisive role of the Lebanese diaspora in the upcoming elections   دايزي جدعون مخرجة أفلام وثائقية وصحافية وسيدة أعمال أسترالية من أصل لبناني حائزة على عدّة جوائز هي مخرجة الفيلم الوثائقي "Enough! Lebanon's Darkest Hour" الحائز على جوائز والذي يظهر كيف أصبح لبنان دولة الكوارث عبر كشف العمق المظلم للبلد. تحدّثنا في هذه السردة عن المواضيع التالية: - كيف ولماذا تطوّر هدف الفيلم الوثائقي مع الوقت وتحوّل الى هدف غير متوقّع - تحديّات تصوير فيلم وثائقي في لبنان على مدى سنوات - كيف تمكّنت دايزي من مقابلة عدّة سياسيّين - السردية المعتمدة من الحكومة اللبنانية للتهرّب من المسؤولية - الدور الحاسم والمهم للانتشار اللبناني في الانتخابات المقبلة   Join the Sarde community on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/sardeafterdinner Sarde (noun), [Sa-r-de]: A colloquial term used in the Middle East to describe the act of letting go & kicking off a stream of consciousness and a rambling narrative. The Sarde After Dinner Podcast is a free space based out of the heart of Beirut, Lebanon, where Médéa Azouri & Mouin Jaber discuss a wide range of topics (usually) held behind closed doors in an open and simple way with guests from all walks of life.   SARDE EVERY SUNDAY with NEW EPISODES released WEEKLY! 8:00 PM

Richard Winham shares a session by Daizy Skies - a psychedelic rock band from Ringgold, GA - recorded live at the downtown Chattanooga Public Library.

Happy New Year! As we welcome 2021, we also welcome fresh conversations and new connections. In this episode we chat with Debbie of Dazzling Daizy Designs, who makes modern jewelry pieces with a vintage flair. She also recently started event promotion for the Vintage Revival Maker's Market which ran in December and will run again on on Valentine's Day in Lancaster, PA! In talking with Debbie, we had a chance to reflect on our own experiences building our first events after transitioning from being makers ourselves. Customer service still proves to be at the forefront of all successful businesses! Debbie's goals for 2021 include increasing sales on Etsy, selling more through social media channels, and to create her own business website. You can find Debbie at Etsy.com/shop/dazzlingdaizydesigns and on Facebook and Instagram. - - - - - - - - If you enjoyed this episode of the podcast, please subscribe and review us on your favorite podcast app. Email your stories, ideas, thoughts, or anything you want to podcast@marketspacevendorevents.com and we will find a way to include it on the podcast. If you would like to be a guest on the podcast, please email us! Find us on Social: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter www.marketspacevendorevents.com/podcast | ShopOurMakers.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/businesshandmade/support

“You can’t do everything, and you can’t be everything to everyone.”A recent transplant from Minnesota (BRRR!), Lorinda Hanson brought Daizy and Co. with her to Madeira Beach as a solopreneur. With 30 years of graphic design experience and a decade-plus operating Daizy and Co., she knows the value of sticking to what you’re passionate about and the areas you excel. That means that you surround yourself with the smartest people in the industry as collaborators to do the rest.“I take that experience working with the big clients to a smaller scale.”For smaller businesses, the cost of hiring an agency to handle your marketing and design work can blow up any budget, so Lorinda works to bring top-notch, professional website design, logo design, brochures, ads, direct mail, signage, email marketing, and more to them.Watch this conversation on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLfZoA5aSYoFresh Ideaz for Your BusinessConnect with Daizy and Co. to make your website and printed materials stand out:WebsiteFacebookInstagramTwitterLorinda on LinkedInGet Engagement Training in Your Inbox NowIf you’re not satisfied with the social media results you’re getting, Beyond Your Side Hustle offers this training via email.Find out more about Beyond Your Side Hustle here:WebsiteHustleburg Listener Community on LinkedInBeyond Your Side Hustle on LinkedInFacebookInstagramYouTube – Subscribe NOW to see all of our interviews! Through January, all video episodes will be released a week before the audio-only versions.Brett’s LinkedInIf you enjoyed what you heard in this episode, please take a moment to subscribe, rate, and review this podcast on your favorite player. Each episode is available on its own post, with the entire catalog here. It’s available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast catcher. We listen to this show and our favorites on Castbox. It’s hosted by Podbean. We appreciate your attention, and we can’t wait to have you back for the next episode. Be a Guest on HustleburgIf you’re a St. Pete businessperson who’d like to sit down for an interview, please reach out to us here. 

The Full Set w/ Daizy October Latifah, a Conjurewoman, Root Doctor, Diviner/Reader, Astrologer, and C.C.H.T in L.A. “LET US COMMUNE WITH OUR ANCESTORS. DRINK SOME TEA. PULL SOME CARDS. AND HEAL SOME SH*T.” #AhtAht #Blitch Support Daizy's #BlitchFund. The #BLITCHFUND (The “Black Witch" Fund) is a permanent Pan-African philanthropic fund created in 2016 to assist low-income black families (especially black women head of households) with securing life's basic necessities: rent, food, water, utilities, and transportation. The recipients of the fund are predominantly black women, and practitioners of African/Afro-Diasporic spiritual systems. Through private contributions and collective fundraising, the #BLITCHFUND has been able to impact the lives of black families in the U.S., the Caribbean, and Continental Africa. http://www.theafromystic.com/shop/blitchfund-contribution --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-full-set-podcast/support

機材トラブルにより本編中ノイズが入る箇所があります。ご容赦ください。 ◆ポッドキャストへの配信が始まりました。 https://podcasts.apple.com/jp/podcast... （音声のみです。） ◆DAIZY BLUEウェブラジオ新シリーズ始動！ TAKAの誕生日（2/21）企画、前回のネタかぶりですが、 TAKAをみんなで褒めまくろう！回です。 過去の出来事も含め、TAKAの人間像が明かされる・・・？ 最後はまたまた連想ゲームも！？ ◆DAIZY BLUE　メンバー TOSHIKI／ボーカル　TAKA／ギター　Issy／ギター　Takku／ドラム ◆お便り・リクエスト・ご意見等はコメント欄または以下のフォームにお願いします！ https://forms.gle/XLd1muaUXVhxLsXo7 #DAIZYBLUEのこれなんやねん #DAIZY BLUEのこれ何やねん！！？

◆DAIZY BLUEウェブラジオ新シリーズ始動！ 今回は、2020年一発目ということで、みんなで運試しに挑戦！ 罰ゲームは果たして誰が・・・！？ ◆DAIZY BLUE　メンバー TOSHIKI／ボーカル　TAKA／ギター　Issy／ギター　Takku／ドラム ◆お便り・リクエスト・ご意見等はコメント欄または以下のフォームにお願いします！ https://forms.gle/XLd1muaUXVhxLsXo7

機材トラブルにより本編中ノイズが入る箇所があります。ご容赦ください。 ◆DAIZY BLUEウェブラジオ新シリーズ始動！ 今回は元ベースのSHIGEを褒めまくり、本人届けたい・・・そんな企画です。 最後には連想ゲームのリベンジも？？ ◆DAIZY BLUE　メンバー TOSHIKI／ボーカル　TAKA／ギター　Issy／ギター　Takku／ドラム ◆お便り・リクエスト・ご意見等はコメント欄または以下のフォームにお願いします！ https://forms.gle/XLd1muaUXVhxLsXo7

◆DAIZY BLUEウェブラジオ新シリーズ始動！ 今回はTakkuダイエット企画の進捗2回目！ どれだけ痩せたのか・・・？ 後半は、ラジオの編集が大変というTOSHIKI発案のもと、 メンバーのタイム感を計ってみることに。結果はいかに！？ ◆DAIZY BLUE　 メンバー TOSHIKI／ボーカル　TAKA／ギター　Issy／ギター　Takku／ドラム ◆お便り・リクエスト・ご意見等はコメント欄または以下のフォームにお願いします！ https://forms.gle/XLd1muaUXVhxLsXo7

◆DAIZY BLUEウェブラジオ新シリーズ始動！ 今回はTakkuダイエット企画の進捗1回目！ メンバーの前で現在の体重を公開・・・リスナーにはまだ内緒！！← ◆DAIZY BLUE　メンバー TOSHIKI／ボーカル　TAKA／ギター　Issy／ギター　Takku／ドラム ◆お便り・リクエスト・ご意見等はコメント欄または以下のフォームにお願いします！ https://forms.gle/XLd1muaUXVhxLsXo7

◆DAIZY BLUEウェブラジオ新シリーズ始動！ 今回は、2020年一発目ということで、みんなで運試しに挑戦！ 罰ゲームは果たして誰が・・・！？ ◆DAIZY BLUE　メンバー TOSHIKI／ボーカル　TAKA／ギター　Issy／ギター　Takku／ドラム ◆お便り・リクエスト・ご意見等はコメント欄または以下のフォームにお願いします！ https://forms.gle/XLd1muaUXVhxLsXo7

According to Hot Bryan Tyler Cohen a man that sound like he has all the Toilet Paper in his Basement.. So this woman not only buys out a local Dollar Tree of every single box of paper towels, napkins, and toilet paper so that no one else can buy any, but caps it off with this: "Donald Trump! Go Donald Trump!" Is this another case of MaGaforClicks or its the lady an AHole --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/raskamara/support

◆ポッドキャストへの配信が始まりました。 https://podcasts.apple.com/jp/podcast/daizy-blue%E3%81%AE%E3%81%93%E3%82%8C-%E4%BD%95%E3%82%84%E3%81%AD%E3%82%93/id1487391246 （音声のみです。） ◆DAIZY BLUEウェブラジオ新シリーズ始動！ 今回は、2019年の振り返り！2020年に向けての想いも語ります！ ◆DAIZY BLUE　メンバー TOSHIKI／ボーカル　TAKA／ギター　Issy／ギター　Takku／ドラム ◆お便り・リクエスト・ご意見等はコメント欄または以下のフォームにお願いします！ https://forms.gle/XLd1muaUXVhxLsXo7

◆ポッドキャストへの配信が始まりました。 https://podcasts.apple.com/jp/podcast/daizy-blue%E3%81%AE%E3%81%93%E3%82%8C-%E4%BD%95%E3%82%84%E3%81%AD%E3%82%93/id1487391246 （音声のみです。） ◆DAIZY BLUEウェブラジオ新シリーズ始動！ 今回は、Issyの誕生日をサプライズでお祝い！ ◆DAIZY BLUE　メンバー TOSHIKI／ボーカル　TAKA／ギター　Issy／ギター　Takku／ドラム ◆お便り・リクエスト・ご意見等はコメント欄または以下のフォームにお願いします！ https://forms.gle/XLd1muaUXVhxLsXo7

第一回ﾁｷﾁｷ！この味に命をかけろ！DAIZY BLUE利きコーラ！ ◆ポッドキャストへの配信が始まりました。 https://podcasts.apple.com/jp/podcast/daizy-blue%E3%81%AE%E3%81%93%E3%82%8C-%E4%BD%95%E3%82%84%E3%81%AD%E3%82%93/id1487391246 （音声のみです。） ◆DAIZY BLUEウェブラジオ新シリーズ始動！ 今回は、復活後初の動画編！ Takkuの得意（？）の利きコーラにメンバー全員で挑戦！ ◆DAIZY BLUE　メンバー TOSHIKI／ボーカル　TAKA／ギター　Issy／ギター　Takku／ドラム ◆お便り・リクエスト・ご意見等はコメント欄または以下のフォームにお願いします！ https://forms.gle/XLd1muaUXVhxLsXo7

◆ポッドキャストへの配信が始まりました。 https://podcasts.apple.com/jp/podcast...（音声のみです。） ◆DAIZY BLUEウェブラジオ新シリーズ始動！ 今回は、連想ゲーム！メンバーの心はひとつになるのか！？ ◆DAIZY BLUE　メンバー TOSHIKI／ボーカル　TAKA／ギター　Issy／ギター　Takku／ドラム ゲスト・ゲッシーhttps://twitter.com/gesshigesshiギターの講師もされてます！ ◆お便り・リクエスト・ご意見等はコメント欄または以下のフォームにお願いします！ https://forms.gle/XLd1muaUXVhxLsXo7

◆ポッドキャストへの配信が始まりました。 https://podcasts.apple.com/jp/podcast...（音声のみです。） ◆DAIZY BLUEウェブラジオ新シリーズ始動！ 今回は、連想ゲーム！メンバーの心はひとつになるのか！？ ◆DAIZY BLUE　メンバー TOSHIKI／ボーカル　TAKA／ギター　Issy／ギター　Takku／ドラム ゲスト・ゲッシーhttps://twitter.com/gesshigesshiギターの講師もされてます！ ◆お便り・リクエスト・ご意見等はコメント欄または以下のフォームにお願いします！ https://forms.gle/XLd1muaUXVhxLsXo7

◆ポッドキャストへの配信が始まりました。 https://anchor.fm/daizyblue-radio　 （音声のみです。） ◆DAIZY BLUEウェブラジオ新シリーズ始動！ 今回は、今後ラジオでどんなことをしていきたいかを議論します！ ◆DAIZY BLUE　メンバー TOSHIKI／ボーカル　TAKA／ギター　Issy／ギター　Takku／ドラム ◆お便り・リクエスト・ご意見等はコメント欄または以下のフォームにお願いします！ https://forms.gle/XLd1muaUXVhxLsXo7

◆DAIZY BLUEウェブラジオ新シリーズ始動！ 今回は#00、＃01収録後、TOSHIKIに起きたある事件のお話・・・。 ◆DAIZY BLUE　メンバー TOSHIKI／ボーカル　TAKA／ギター　Issy／ギター　Takku／ドラム ◆お便り・リクエスト・ご意見等はコメント欄または質問箱にお願いします！ https://peing.net/ja/toshiki_v

2012年に解散、2013年に一度復活したきり活動休止状態だったDAIZY BLUEを復活させよう！ ということで、まずはウェブラジオ再開！ 当面は月2回ほどラジオ配信していきます。 ◆DAIZY BLUE　メンバー TOSHIKI／ボーカル　TAKA／ギター　Issy／ギター　Takku／ドラム バンドとしての活動も少しずつ始めております。 何かしら披露できるまではラジオ配信が中心となります。 乞うご期待！

DAIZY BLUEウェブラジオ新シリーズ始動！ 今回は新番組名決定から、解散から今日までの7年間の出来事を喋ります！ ◆DAIZY BLUE　メンバー TOSHIKI／ボーカル　TAKA／ギター　Issy／ギター　Takku／ドラム ◆お便り・リクエスト・ご意見等はコメント欄または質問箱にお願いします！ https://peing.net/ja/toshiki_v

In this episode, Wendy and Topher interview the following guests: Health- Mary Williams from Mary Will Nourish and a discussion of Adrenal Fatigue In the Green Zone- Daizy King and a discussion of CBD topicals. Music- Jurnie Jonae Papa Rap gives us Spanish interpretations after each segment! Visit Papa Rap at paparap.net Enjoy and thanks for listening! Sponsored in part by: www.litsmokingsupplies.com/ www.facebook.com/nwanaturallivingllc/ www.facebook.com/SparkieArkie420/ purelynaturalonline.com/ www.birthsongbotanicals.com/ familypetsvetcare.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thewendyloveedgeshow/support

Daisy Ozim´s work is centered in developing systems and practices rooted in sustainability and equity. "Ive had the honor of working on health programs and policy from the international to local level, have developed a successful social enterprise, working to promote equity in the Blockchain ecosystem and supporting the correct application of venture capital". Daisy Ozim website Daisy Ozim: Accomplishments The Undiscovered Story podcast features inspirational girls and women from every continent and their inspiring stories. The podcast is a sister project to the Undiscovered Story “Learn & Earn” Cryptocurrency Trivia Game that will be released in June 2019. wirdwrld.io The Undiscovered Story “Learn & Earn” Cryptocurrency Trivia Game celebrates the past and present achievements of Girls and Women from every continent catalyzing social impact through digital gaming. Though the game itself does not teach cryptocurrency usage, using the game affords that opportunity. By playing the game the participants can easily manage their crypto currency, and thus will become part of the cryptocurrency economy.

Nach fast zwei Jahren Pause scheitern Basti und Sascha erneut erfolgreich bei dem Versuch, ihr gewähltes Thema ohne Abschweife zu erörtern. Trotz klarer Struktur reißen sie erstmalig die Zwei-Stunden-Marke und nutzen jede sich bietende Möglichkeit für Exkurse, Kommentare und Fußnoten. [Musik: "The Mistake" by Daizy, http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Daizy/Aramat/04_daizy_-_the_mistake]

Nach fast zwei Jahren Pause scheitern Basti und Sascha erneut erfolgreich bei dem Versuch, ihr gewähltes Thema ohne Abschweife zu erörtern. Trotz klarer Struktur reißen sie erstmalig die Zwei-Stunden-Marke und nutzen jede sich bietende Möglichkeit für Exkurse, Kommentare und Fußnoten. [Musik: "The Mistake" by Daizy, http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Daizy/Aramat/04_daizy_-_the_mistake]

“There are different schools of thought when it comes to social enterprise, but the most… important question to ask is what difference are you making and are you measuring it?”For our fifth episode, we sit down with Daizy Maan, Program Manager of SPARK Deakin, an accelerator program supporting startups and social enterprise within Deakin University. Together we discuss the importance of relationship building and mentorship, tips for creating campaigns and her experiences co-founding Zana Consulting in Tanzania and being a director of Bendigo Community Bank. Show Notes: SPARK Deakin (Organisation) Bendigo Community Bank (Organisation) Zana Consulting (Organisation) Sheryl Sandberg: Why We Have Too Few Women Leaders (TED Talk) Give Work (Book) The Blue Sweater (Book) Morning Brew (Newsletter) Linchpin (Book) Akimbo (Podcast)If you want to find out more about all the amazing things that Daizy does please feel free to check out her website. You can find more information about her upcoming book here. Follow the Project Lantern journey on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and our Website. Review us on iTunes or listen on Spotify.

When your mother’s language is phone sex, horror films and heavy metal music act as the sounds to your teenage years, you get something as incredibly beautiful as (THE LOWLITA) Daizy Cooper. This dark angel shares her youthful journey and experience in modeling, erotic dancing and leading into her becoming an adult actress. Daizy also shares what it’s like to be a DDLG (Daddy Dom / Little Girl. DDLG, or dd/lg, is a relationship in which one person is the caregiver or "daddy" and the other is childlike. It is NOT a relationship between an actual father and daughter or any minor. This is a type of BDSM relationship that may or may not involve sex, but often involves play with child-like things, such as stuffed animals, bed-time stories, and spankings. The lg part of the relationship is often called the "little.") in the BDSM community, Gender neutral pronouns (She/he) and what its like to be a bro-chick. Daizy cooper was born in Reseda California, where she grew up in heavy metal and art to cope with her interesting childhood she turned to supernatural research and wiccan practitioner as things to keep her bust along with a love for horror movies, at age 19 she decided she wanted to make a name for herself in the adult industry so she can have hands on experience as a adult star to become a adult director in the adult and horror genre Cooper has many passions outside of adult entertainment. “I make art, watch anime, listen to music like trap and rock/metal,” she says. “And I like to dress in eccentric outfits and go out with friends.” Keep up with all things Daizy Cooper by following her social media outlets Instagram: @daizycoopermustdie Twitter @daizycooperxxx

Alternative Rock ist ein schwammiger Begriff. Ein Schublade, in die man alles reinhaut was sonst nirgends reinpasst.... PopPunk, Rockpop, Postrock, Heavy Pop, Folkrockpunk, KrautundRübenrock... was auch immer... DAIZY MAY aus GÖPPINGEN beschreiben Alternative Rock so: Wir wollen einfach die Musik machen, die sich für uns „gut anfühlt“. Das ist auch das Lebensprinzip der vier Rocker : Dillon (Gitarre, Gesang) Hendrik (Bass, Gesang), Luca (Schlagzeug) und Noah (Gitarre, Gesang, Booking). Durchschnittsalter gerade mal 22 Jahre! Gemacht wird „was sich gut anfühlt“, egal ob es ein Gang zum Friseur oder ins Fitnesstudio ist - oder eine Konzert-Tour durch England. DAIZY MAY gibt es zwar erst seit einem Jahr aber das erste Album ist schon da: „We Cross The Line And We´ll Be Fine“ ! Zu hören gibt’s die Songs auf allen Streaminganbietern, aber auch analog auf CD, weil es sich „gut anfühlt wenn man den Tonträger in der Hand hält und in den CD Player reinschiebt“ In Ihrer Heimatstadt Göppingen fühlen sich die Jungs sehr wohl, auch wenn es zu viele Baustellen gibt! Beim „BANDBUS-Heimatcheck“ stolpern sie über die Frage: Ist der ROTZKOPF a) ein Fisch in der Fils? b) ein versteinerter Müllberg? c) ein Minnesänger aus der Stauferzeit? Die Auflösung gibt’s bei Matze und Jack im RADIO7 BANDBUS. REINHÖREN!

I am an evicted dollar-store shopper, but when I board a bus to an elderly home, I find a new life and a new love. Voices of Ana Weggel and Roman Smith Music By Shayna Lewis, Arwen Lewis, Lonnie Holley and Daizy. All music is available on the FMA

Welcome to Maj-j-j-j-jo-o-o-rity Vil-l-l-l-lain-n-n-n The future of the internet under the elimination of Net Neutrality What is Net Neutrality? Today, the internet and access to it remain open. It remains accessible. It remains “free”, because anyone, anywhere at anytime can use it. But that very freedom is scheduled to be rolled back dramatically on December 14th when the Federal Communications Commission is expected to vote to remove the internet as a public utility from Title II of the Communications Act. Exactly. That legalese is most likely what your internet service provider, commonly called simply ISPs, has been counting on in order to keep consumers willfully ignorant about the future of the internet. But here’s where the rubber meets the road: it’s not working. Yep, as high as 2/3 of Americans from all walks of the political spectrum are keen to this corporate coup. And for good reason, right? From ridiculously long and non-intelligible user agreement forms to shoddy bundling packages with landlines that most kids in the year 2017 don’t even know exist, to simply trying to terminate your cable plan with customer service representatives who are more beast than man (Video of guy cancelling). This last video went viral after that man repeated those cancellation requests to Comcast customer service for nearly 20 minutes. Hell, I personally was sent to collections by Comcast over their mistake for about $30. Cable companies and internet service providers clearly have one lasting motive: the bottom line. So is Net Neutrality just the latest gimmick? Most experts say it’s much more serious than that. Columbia University media law professor Tim Wu first used the term “Net Neutrality” in 2003 when discussing “common carriers”. Companies that have a purpose of moving goods or services from one point to another. They “carry” your phone call from your mother, they “carry” our oil in pipelines, our Christmas packages on railways, and even “carry” precious YouTube videos all the way to your ears. Obviously, some applications may be more useful than others. The important part is that the goods get to you when you need them, and are done so efficiently and quickly. So what might happen in the aftermath of the death of Net Neutrality? Some are saying: The Death of Online Activism the Expansion of Censorship Right now, I can say whatever I want about Verizon. I can say that President Trump’s FCC Chairman, Ajit Pai, whom he personally appointed, is a dirty former lawyer of Verizon that likes to play with his poopy for foreplay in front of his corporate overlords at weird Verizon headquarter sex parties where the board of directors dress up like futuristic S&M dolls and virgins are led to the slaughter at the hands of anatomically correct killer robots all for the purpose of revitalizing their decrepit old skin in bizarre witchcraft rituals. And while this is clearly a true statement, under proposed FCC guidelines, they could simply block this very website altogether if they chose to. This past December 7th saw some of the largest organized efforts to stop the FCC’s proposed changes as nationwide protests in front of Verizon stores took place. Those organizers like verizonprotests.com and battleforthenet.com could be in a state of perpetual loading if their ISP doesn’t like the content. Imagine if verizonprotests.com were located in an area where their only ISP was Verizon. There is literally nothing stopping Verizon from simply shutting down that operation. It sure doesn’t sound like a booming success for consumers, does it? It doesn’t resonate with options or protections for Jon and Jane Doe. The question presents itself then as a debate over whether or not access to the internet is a right. Should it be designated a common carrier and should consumers have proper access to it, as regulated by the government? The words “more government” automatically give a lot of people the heeby jeebies. Fair enough, let’s look at why eliminating Net Neutrality is a good thing. Probably the most common argument for ending Net Neutrality is economic. That argument goes like this: Why would ISPs continue to invest in internet infrastructure if the incentive for building it is financially undermined by everyone having the same access to it. Instead, internet service providers argue that being able to provide faster internet to those willing to pay for it will help create the financial incentive to build a faster internet for everyone, fast lanes for all, faster lanes for some. Sounds simple enough. Companies like Comcast, Charter and Cox have said for sometime that slowing down internet speeds for most consumers wouldn’t be the goal of these new internet rules. Instead, they make the claim that consumers already have robust options in the internet market, and therefore this wouldn’t be a giveaway to the major ISP players. In other words, your internet service will be largely unaffected as the invisible hand of the market plays out and competes for your dollar. If company A is too slow, then company B will be a tough competitor in that market, or company c or d and so forth. Absolutely a solid argument with a strong foundation. But do people really have multitudes of ISP options? Furthermore, could it be that the real reason money is not being invested in infrastructure is become the cable lobby is well aware that competition is weak. The main economic argument by ISPs assume that resources have been tight, and consumers can walk to another provider anytime they want. Business Insider’s Jeff Dunn doesn’t seem to think so in an April article saying, “Could Pai's net-neutrality plan lead ISPs to invest in more robust internet, and even offer it at cheaper prices? Possibly. But most of these companies have been sitting on piles of money for a long time, and they haven’t been very eager to spend the hundreds of millions needed to build out their private infrastructure into more places.” However, according to a popular piece by John Oliver on Last Week Tonight (video clip) and on another episode from the show in 2014 he stated as high as “96% of the population has access to two or fewer broadband companies.” That would seem to contradict the cable and internet lobby’s claims. According to a piece by Jon Brodkin in Ars Technica this past July cable companies consistently make the claim that there is no shortage of competition in the market, even stating “Competition is alive and well in the TV and Internet marketplaces and consumers are benefiting every day.” Brodkin argues that this claim is only true, because the cable lobby uses a 3Mbps threshold in their definition of high speed internet. That’s the kind of internet connection that makes you want to drown your computer in the bathtub. So what was all that fast and faster talk about? 
Brodkin again: “Out of 118 million US households, more than 10.6 million have no access to wired Internet service with download speeds of at least 25Mbps, and an additional 46.1 million households live in areas with just one provider offering those speeds. Even including fixed wireless connections, there were still nearly 50 million households with one 25Mbps provider or none at all, based on the analysis of FCC data.” Basically, there are millions of Americans systematically disadvantaged in job searching, connecting with friends and family or having access to key information in a timely manner. Brodkin finishes the July piece stating, “That report was issued before current Chairman Ajit Pai (former Verizon lawyer) took over for Tom Wheeler (former cable lobbyist). Pai voted against the 2015 decision to raise the broadband speed definition, criticized Wheeler for excluding satellite and mobile services from the new broadband benchmark, and has said the broadband market is too competitive for strict privacy rules. Under Pai's leadership, the FCC's future conclusions about broadband deployment and competition might be more in line with the cable lobby’s.” Letters from an Outsider, by Vili Branyik “They're crazy. It's like everything everywhere is going crazy, so we don't go out anymore. We sit in the house, and slowly the world we are living in is getting smaller, and all we say is, 'Please, at least leave us alone in our living rooms. Let me have my toaster and my TV and my steel-belted radials and I won't say anything. Just leave us alone.' Well, I'm not gonna leave you alone. I want you to get mad!” -Howard Beale, The Network One of the things I’d get in trouble for when I was a kid was playing Devil’s Advocate. My parents hated it to the point that they made me a shirt that had a quote from Dante’s Divine comedy - “The hottest places in hell are reserved for those who, in times of great moral crisis, maintain their neutrality.” I’m reluctant to take a stand for either side of an argument because both sides usually have their own merits. And, to paraphrase Penn Jillette, you should defend the people you don’t agree with at some point in your life. That act is a step to finding out what your priorities truly are. Now, with times being what they are, it’s difficult to support the repeal of Net Neutrality. For me, that means it’s time to stand for something. Part of the reason I’m explaining that is because there aren’t a lot of ways I can approach Net Neutrality without calling someone a fucking asshole - either the corporations supporting the repeal of Net Neutrality or the Chairman of the FCC, Ajit Pai. None of the people supporting the repeal of Net Neutrality come off to me as genuine in their efforts to pursue innovation or take further steps to make the open internet a basic right. I could make the argument that repealing Net Neutrality could be a step to the betterment of the open internet - the FCC has said that because of Net Neutrality, investing in corporations with a hand in telecommunication services, such as Verizon, has declined, and that loss makes it harder for those companies to better develop their services. I could defend that but I’m not going to. Realistically, the whole thing ended up with me asking a question about Net Neutrality that everyone should ask themselves - Would the repeal of Net Neutrality be as big a deal if we weren’t living in an age of kleptocrats and a lack of corporate transparency? I can’t in good conscience support the repeal of Net Neutrality. First off, the answer to my own question is no. This sort of thing wouldn’t have been a problem in the first place it people weren’t so obsessed with the weight of their wallets. When looking up at Net Neutrality rules, I found out that the internet is classified as a Title II communication service, which essentially means that the providers had to play fair with the services that they provided and couldn’t gouge people on prices. Further research refers to regulations on communications services in the early 1900’s, a time where railways were charging lower and higher rates depending on the traffic in and out of cities. In 1934, FDR asked for legislation for the creation of a government body that could study and regulate communication services. Thus, the FCC was created. A president 80 years back created an agency to prevent consumers from being thrown to the wolves that are hungry corporate interest, and the delicious irony is that the agency responsible for originally protecting the consumers is now the one threatening to repeal the rules keeping corporations fair. Second, the implications of a corporate stranglehold on a communications service can’t be ignored. We have a president who is currently delegitimizing the media, and the only channel he watches is fucking FOX News, a nest of vile sycophants who haven’t ceased to line up and blow the con artist in chief on live television. If the repeal of Net Neutrality means that your ability to communicate depends on how deep your pockets are, there are going to be a lot of people whose perspective on many things is narrowed significantly, and that is a dangerous prospect no matter who happens to be in office. It should go without saying that technology is vastly different than it was in the 1930’s. It seems like these days that things have advanced so quickly that people haven’t had the opportunity to catch up with the Information Age. The advent of the Information Age has made it impossible to be completely ignorant on something, but that’s a good thing. The ability to exchange information, among other things, wirelessly and quickly has birthed a new way that we communicate ideas. One of the effects of that, however, is that there’s a lot of things that people part of older generations want to keep buried, which is a polite way of saying that old fucks have a lot of dirty laundry. There’s always going to be a conflict in a period of transition, and in the United States we are in a state of heavy societal upheaval. The last thing that we should have to worry about is how we communicate with each other and who might threaten our abilities to do so. Now, if you haven’t made your voice heard to the FCC already, do so. Host of Last Week Tonight John Oliver shared a web address that directly links to the FCC’s website and the page you need to be on to file a complaint about the repeal of Net Neutrality. (www.gofccyourself.com) Everyone has a voice. As much as I like the idea of arguing for both sides, sometimes you need to stand for something. One more thing - I kind of shit on Ajit Pai earlier, or at least implied I did, but I can’t do that to the fullest extent. On a personal level, the Chairman of the FCC seems like a good guy. Because of his movement to repeal Net Neutrality, however, his family has been harassed and his home has been vandalized. ("Ajit Pai Says His Children Are Being Harassed")  I can’t condone that sort of thing, nobody should. That being said, this is a display of what happens when you mess with something people think should be a basic right to everyone. If Ajit Pai wasn’t formerly a lawyer for Verizon (and put in his current position specifically for what he’s doing now), the public’s perception of him would be different. But his goofy smile and comically large coffee mug won’t change the fact that Pai has pissed off a good portion of the internet community for lying and exaggerating about Net Neutrality to rally people behind his cause and blatantly ignoring the public who fucking hate his idea. It’s not an unheard of tactic for someone in political power, and it’s something that would land him squarely in the Trump White House, which makes him fit well with the other bullshit artists he has in his stable. Cheers. From, the Outsider That last piece was produced by Vili Branyik and performed by Eric Ellzey. What implications are there for eliminating NN? The Death of Small Business If the internet is reclassified and Net Neutrality is ended, then big businesses like Google or Amazon will be able to purchase “fast lanes” where you as a consumer can use their websites with almost no interruption - exactly the way you use it everyday. Internet service providers like Verizon, AT&T and Comcast will most definitely like this, because they won't have to provide those same fast lanes to damn freeloaders like the Majority Villain podcast. In fact, they can do something called “throttling” (video of person explaining this) and intentionally make websites slower than they would be otherwise. ISPs will make obscene amounts of money in the process by charging mid-size to large-size companies huge premiums at whatever price they deem profitable, regardless of market demands all for the bandwidth those same companies already get today. Sadly though, ending Net Neutrality protections will be a death sentence to many small businesses, because their meager advertising budgets won’t be able to afford the service. Those businesses who cannot compete with this new flavor of corporate elitism will go back to advertising mediums that belong in a museum. Sayonara Ma and Pa. December 14th the FCC is set to vote and end what we know as Net Neutrality. Even if you’re listening to this afterward, you can make your voice heard. Go to fccyourself.com and leave your feedback for the FCC on this disastrous decision. Change.org, battleforthenet.com, savetheinternet.com and verizonprotests.com all have actions you can take and there are links to every one of them in the show notes which you can find on the device you are using right now. Don’t just get angry, do something about it. The power is ours to create the future we want. You’ve been listening to the Majority Villain podcast. I’m your host, Gregory Haddock. To redeem your Villain points for this episode be sure to visit the website at majorityvillain.com and on Facebook and Twitter @majorityvillain. If you liked the show or even hated the show be sure to tell a friend or enemy about it and subscribe so you don’t miss a chance to love or hate it again! And be sure to check the show notes on the device you’re using for links to actions you can take against the internet and cable lobby’s efforts to steal the internet, YOUR internet. A big thanks to Letters from an Outsider’s, Vili Branyik, mad reading skills by Eric Ellzey, and Kris Shapar for help on social media. Majority Villain will be taking a Christmas break and will return January 13th. Remember, remember, remember…. to not take a stand is to acquiesce your power. To acquiesce your power is to remain neutral. To remain neutral is the status quo. And status quos are for suckers. Peace, love and villainy. Music provided by the Free Music Archive under Creative Commons licensing. Today’s music by Blue Dot Sessions, Evil Bear Boris, Scott Holmes and Daizy. Show image by Russell Davies under Creative Commons licensing via Flickr. #StoptheFCC #GoFCCyourself #NetNeutrality #VerizonProtests https://www.battleforthenet.com/ www.verizonprotests.com https://www.change.org/p/save-net-neutrality-netneutrality https://www.savetheinternet.com/sti-home http://www.businessinsider.com/internet-isps-competition-net-neutrality-ajit-pai-fcc-2017-4 https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/07/cable-lobby-claims-us-is-totally-overflowing-in-broadband-competition/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2017/12/08/the-impact-of-net-neutrality-laws-on-your-business/ https://www.wired.com/story/the-fcc-says-net-neutrality-cripples-investment-thats-not-true/

"Ever tried, ever failed, no matter. Try again, fail again, fail better." (Samuel Beckett) Basti und Sascha vergessen sich vorzustellen, schweifen ab und kriegen dann doch noch die Kurve. In Episode 13 ist alles schiefgegangen, was wir uns gewünscht haben. [Musik: "The Mistake" by Daizy, http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Daizy/Aramat/04_daizy_-_the_mistake]

"Ever tried, ever failed, no matter. Try again, fail again, fail better." (Samuel Beckett) Basti und Sascha vergessen sich vorzustellen, schweifen ab und kriegen dann doch noch die Kurve. In Episode 13 ist alles schiefgegangen, was wir uns gewünscht haben. [Musik: "The Mistake" by Daizy, http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Daizy/Aramat/04_daizy_-_the_mistake]

“Washington is nowhere as slick, or as manipulative, or as Machiavellian, or even often as competent as people in the Middle East or in Europe think. I think that, you know, there’s just a lot of cock-ups happening here all the time.” -brian dooley This month marks the 6th anniversary since the world held their breath and watched on as the fire of revolution began to sweep across the Middle East. Today, we take a close look at Bahrain, and with the help of some excellent experts, analyze its democracy story. A very special thanks to today’s guests; Former Bahrain Prime Minister Matar Ebrahim Ali Matar @Matar_Matar, Director at Human Rights First Brian Dooley @dooley_dooley, Exeter research fellow and key member of Bahrain Watch Marc Owen Jones @marcowenjones, and the great PM “himself” - @SheikhKhalifaPM. You guys are awesome. Show image by Mahmood Al-Yousif @malyousif via Flickr. Music provided via www.freemusicarchive.com through Creative Commons licensing. This show’s music by Evil Bear Boris, Daizy, Sequoia, Steve Combs, Ketsa, Blue Dot Sessions, and The Owl. Show Notes Al Jazeera. “Bahrain: Shouting in the dark”. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaTKDMYOBOU. Uploaded on Aug 4, 2011. Al Jazeera. “Bahrain strips Sheikh Isa Qassim of nationality”. http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2016/06/bahrain-strips-religious-leader-nationality-160620122338238.html. 21 June 2016. Bassiouni, Mahmoud Cherif, Chair, et al. Report of the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry. Manama, Bahrain. 23 November 2011. Dooley, Brian. Interview by Gregory Haddock. Majority Villain. July 2016. Podcast. Jones, Marc Owen. Interview by Gregory Haddock. Majority Villain. February 2017. Podcast. Matar Ibrahim Matar. Interview by Gregory Haddock. Majority Villain. July 2016. Podcast. Seeker Daily. “Why Do Saudi Arabia and Iran Hate Each Other”. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-dMM3HRnhY. Published on Apr 5, 2015. http://www.slow-journalism.com/sj-site/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Arab-Spring-timeline.jpg Vice News. “The Revolt That Never Went Away — Bahrain: An Inconvenient Uprising”. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fVF0qQU3kc&t=1055s. Published on Nov 10, 2014. In the spring of 2011 it was almost impossible to turn on a TV and not see the scene taking place seemingly everywhere in the Arab world. Beginning in late 2010, a fruit merchant by the name of Muhammad al-Bouazizi set himself on fire in the streets of Tunisia after having his product once again arbitrarily confiscated by police. Although the protest of self-immolation was not new to the region, the act became a wildfire for wide spread unrest, and within a short amount of time thousands were out in the street protesting and rioting against corruption, unemployment and high food prices. Soon thereafter, in January of 2011 riots broke out in Algiers. Amidst demands, Tunisian president Ben Ali promised to step down by 2014, and then the very next day fled the country to Saudi Arabia. A few days go by and soon massive protests break out in Egypt, Bahrain and Libya. Dozens are killed when security forces come to qualm rising tensions, only to add to the unrest. Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak and King Abdullah of Jordan dismiss their governments and promise reform. Demonstrations erupt in Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Palestine. Morocco, Oman and Syria add their names to the list and just as if it had slipped as silently out of our conscience as it had abruptly entered - it appeared to be over. The majority of countries appeared to go back to business as usual. Tunisia was one of the lucky ones as experts deemed it a revolutionary success in Democratic reform. Unfortunately, not all could make that claim. Syria spun into total disarray and civil war that is the mess we see today. Similarly Yemen has spiraled into civil war and has been largely forgotten in the media as its people are squeezed between two powerhouses of the Persian Gulf, Saudi Arabia and Iran, as the two engage in an indirect form of conflict called a proxy war. Millions around the world watched on televisions, newspapers and social media with warm regards of the promise of Democracy for millions. Perhaps I should only speak for myself in saying that I truly believed a great thing was in the making, and despite awful tragedies of the price being paid its citizens, I reveled in the idea that we were witnessing a sincere rebirth for many nations - a fresh start. I was wrong. There pervades a mythology in American society that the path to Democracy is inevitable, and that one need only to get the ball rolling in the right direction. The spirit of Lady Liberty and the ghosts of our forefathers will do the rest, as if the rest of the world somehow secretly wanted (or was even ready for that matter) for a heavy dose of export ed US Democracy. If we have learned anything in this time, it is this: Democracy takes an immeasurable amount of patience, diligence, commitment, heart and courage - and in no way it is ever guaranteed. Today on Majority Villain we look at one country’s engagement in the Arab Spring: Bahrain. The small island nation of Bahrain lies just off the coast of Saudi Arabia, and it has like many other nations of the Persian Gulf, more humble beginnings. It was known for most of its history for its pearl fisheries, and Great Britain had long been a presence in the region before the 1931 discovery of petroleum. Rapid modernization and a series of flirtations with parliamentary politics followed thereafter. Bahrain is a constitutional monarchy, meaning it has both a royal family and a constitution. Matar was a member of the political party Al-Wefaq, and even though the government has three separate legislatures of 40 seats each the relative strength of checks and balances is largely overpowered by the will of the King, Shaikh Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa. The Al-Khalifa royal family has maintained considerable control over the nation, and it wasn’t until 2006 that opposition party Al-Wefaq won a majority of seats in parliament. Matar was a member of this party. The Bahrain Uprising: On February 4th protests erupt outside the Egyptian embassy in Manama. The 14th became dubbed the “Day of Rage” as thousands of people got out to protest in rallies. Security forces immediately began to crack down on demonstrators. That evening, one protestor by the name of Ali Mushaima is shot in the back and killed. The next days of mourning brought only more sympathizers to rally around the Pearl Roundabout, a massive monument to the country’s humble beginnings in the pearl fisheries in the days long before the discovery of petroleum. The early hours of February 17th would come to be known as “Bloody Thursday” when nearly 1000 police came to break up the meager 1500 or so protestors who had begun camping in the area. Over 200 were hospitalized and 3 were killed. That evening, 18 members of parliament from the opposition group Al-Wefaq resigned. Matar was among them. A vast amount of tension in the middle east stems from conflicts between Saudi Arabia and Iran. Iran is a Shia Majority nation that has become increasingly fundamentalist since their revolution in 1979. Saudi Arabia is a majority Sunni country that has an understanding of shared power between the Saudi family (literally where the country gets its name. How about that for a birthday present) and Wahhabism - an extremely fundamentalist and conservative branch of state-sponsored Sunni Islam. While Bahrain and Saudi Arabia are politically intertwined, Iran and Bahrain that are both majority Shia. This places the Bahraini movement for democracy in a peculiar place.

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