Podcasts about Danas

Wir haben Stimmen gesammelt! Es melden sich Jan Henseler und Tobias Jordan von den Jugend-Nationalmannschaften, sowie Rosa Krüger und Joshua Onyekwue Nnaji von den Meisterfeiern aus Hamburg und Krefeld. Dazu gibt es eine Vorschau auf die Entscheidungen in der 2. Bundesliga und den Regionalligen sowie obendrein ein kurzer Ausblick auf die Pro League für HONAMAS und DANAS. Viel Spaß mit dieser Folge!Seit dem letzten Jahr haben wir die Möglichkeit eingerichtet, unserem Team einen virtuellen Pausentee über die Buy me a Coffee Plattform auszugeben. Hier könnt ihr ganz freiwillig den Podcast supporten. Keine Sorge, natürlich wird Viertelpause weiterhin in seinem normalen Umfang für alle kostenlos und frei zur Verfügung stehen!Folgt uns auf Instagram (@viertelpause_podcast), Facebook (@viertelpause) und TikTok (@viertelpause) und lasst gerne ein Abo sowie euer Feedback zur Folge da.Schreibt uns Eure Meinung zu dieser Folge!Support the show

Timecodes: 0:00 Start 11:07 Feits hanging with Eddie at Danas wedding 15:31 Jackie's Jay-z question 23:01 Feits friend found a body while moving 33:22 RIP Knicks 41:38 Truck with 250 Million Bees overturned 54:26 Karate Kid: Legends (2025) 01:01:55 Trump claims Biden is a robot 01:05:35 Jack Mac: Flag football team vs NFL 01:21:02 How famous is Angel Reese 01:26:49 Morgan Wallen vs Aaron Rogers 01:28:44 Top Barstool Criers of all time 01:35:10 Big Cat fell for a $100 Uber Eats voucher 01:39:04 Tinder adds a height limit 01:46:19 Ralph Macchio Interview +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Blue Chew: Try your first month of BlueChew FREE when you use promo code KFC -- just pay $5 shipping. https://BlueChew.com Draft Kings: GAMBLING PROBLEM? CALL 1-800-GAMBLER, (800) 327-5050 or visit gamblinghelplinema.org (MA). Call 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY). Please Gamble Responsibly. 888-789-7777/visit ccpg.org (CT), or visit www.mdgamblinghelp.org (MD). 21+ and present in most states. (18+ DC/KY/NH/WY). Void in ONT/OR/NH. Eligibility restrictions apply. On behalf of Boot Hill Casino & Resort (KS). 1 per new customer. Must register new account to receive reward Token. Must select Token BEFORE placing min. $5 bet to receive $300 in Bonus Bets if your bet wins. Min. -500 odds req. Token and Bonus Bets are single-use and non-withdrawable. Token expires 6/22. Bonus Bets expire in 7 days (168 hours). Stake removed from payout. Terms: sportsbook.draftkings.com/promos. Ends 6/22/25 at 11:59 PM ET. Sponsored by DK. Reef: Go to https://REEF.com/KFCRADIO and use promo code KFCRADIO15 to get 15% off your first order over $49. Omaha Steaks: Go to https://OmahaSteaks.com to shop delicious Father's Day gift packages. And use Promo Code KFCRADIO at checkout for an extra $35 off. Minimum purchase may apply. See site for details. A big thanks to our advertiser, Omaha Steaks!You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kfcr

Predstavnici i članovi mnogih bosanskohercegovačkih zajednica u Novom Južnom Walesu, a pod pokroviteljstvom Počasnog konzulata BiH za NJW, započeli su obilježavanje 30. godišnjice genocida u Srebrenici organizujući niz komemorativnih događaja. Danas su održali komemoraciju u Parlamentu NJW, u kojem je postavljena izložba fotografija i video snimaka koji upućuju na strahote počinjene u Srebrenici 1995. godine. Državnom Parlamentu su se obratili članica Parlamenta Charishma Kariyanda, počasni konzul BiH u NJW Amir Šahinović, te preživjeli svjedoci Srebreničkog genocida Mirsada Alemić Helać i Mirela Muratović. Iz zgrade Parlamenta NJW, sa lica mjesta, javila nam se Maida Vugdalić sa kraćim izvještajem o ovom velikom događaju za sve Bosance i Hercegovce u Australiji.

Australia has a dark chapter of history that many are still learning about. Following European settlement, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children were removed from their families and forced into non-Indigenous society. The trauma and abuse they experienced left deep scars, and the pain still echoes through the generations. But communities are creating positive change. Today these people are recognised as survivors of the Stolen Generations. - Australija ima mračno poglavlje historije o kojem mnogi još uvijek uče. Nakon evropskog naseljavanja, djeca Aboridžina i otočana moreuza Torres su odvajana od svojih porodica i prisiljena da se pridruže neautohtonom društvu. Trauma i zlostavljanje koje su doživjeli ostavili su duboke ožiljke, a bol i dalje odjekuje generacijama. Ali zajednice stvaraju pozitivne promjene. Danas se ovi ljudi prepoznaju kao preživjeli Ukradenih generacija.

Juniori se nalaze u nezavidnoj situaciji. Usprkos velikom trudu uloženom u obrazovanje i pohađanje brojnih aktivnosti koje obogaćuju životopis, pronalazak prvog ozbiljnog posla za mnoge mlade postaje frustrirajuće. Osim što smo govorimo o problemu sve manjeg broja natječaja za juniorske pozicije uslijed krize u IT industriji, bitno je istaknuti i novu realnost – umjetna inteligencija već danas preuzima zadatke koje su nekad obavljali juniori. No, to otvara važno pitanje: ako danas ne ulažemo u razvoj početnika, tko će za deset godina biti naši seniori?_______________

Dirigido y moderado por José Luis Arranz. Hoy nos acompañan Jesús Ariza, David Hidalgo, María José Molina y Ángel Caparrós. Opinión, debate y entretenimiento. Buena compañía y buena conversación. Episodio callejero desde... Librería Luces · Alameda Principal, 37 · 29001-Málaga Hemos hablado de... · Meteorología · Climatología · Danas · Olas de Calor · Cambio Climático · Predicciones · Temperatura del Mar · Emitido en directo el... 24 de mayo de 2025'Podcasteando con amigos' en... WhatsApp: https://www.podcasteando.es/agoraInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/podcasteandoconamigosConócenos mejor... JESÚS ARIZA CORTÉS, nació y se crió en Málaga. Es Licenciado en Ciencias, sección Matemáticas, especialidad Estadística. Aprobó las oposiciones al Cuerpo de Observadores de Meteorología del estado en 2002 y las de Diplomado en Meteorología en 2008. Es profesor de Matemáticas desde el año 2021.DAVID HIDALGO GARCÍA (Málaga, 1977). Malagueño, geógrafo por la Universidad de Málaga y cartógrafo por la Universidad de Jaén. Pago las facturas como profe pero lo que realmente me gusta es el baloncesto. Por lo que sea, me llevo bien con mi alumnado. Como a cualquier geógrafo que no sea un fraude, me encanta viajar. He pasado algo de tiempo en Inglaterra (Liverpool, Manchester, Londres) y Estados Unidos (Utah). Soy bastante cuadriculado y odio que se derritan los helados.MARÍA JOSÉ MOLINA GUTIÉRREZ es Abogada ejerciente del Ilustre Colegio de Abogados de Málaga desde 1992. Esta especializada en derecho de familia y penal. Docente de legislación turística y Formación y Orientación Laboral, actualmente en Escuela Superior de Turismo Costa del Sol y anteriormente, personal laboral experta docente en legislación turística del antiguo Hotel Escuela Bellamar del desaparecido INEM, en Marbella.JOSÉ LUIS ARRANZ SALAS (Málaga, 1968) es Informático y Comunicador. Cuenta con más de 30 años de experiencia profesional en los diferentes sectores de las Tecnologías de la Información, la comunicación y la docencia. Docente vocacional ha impartido cursos en distintos centros y universidades. Es emprendedor en Celinet Soluciones Informáticas. Entrevistador en Entrevistas a Personas Interesantes (Mejor Blog de Actualidad en los Premios 20 Blogs de 20 Minutos). Instagramer y YouTuber en En directo con amigos. Podcaster en Podcasteando con amigos. Articulista en Mentes Inquietas y otros medios físicos y digitales. ÁNGEL CAPARRÓS VEREDA (Málaga, 1968) es Informático, administrador de sistemas, especializado en diseño y programación de equipamientos electrónicos de automoción, control de acceso, flotas, laboratorios y observatorios astronómicos. Astrófilo desde que vió unos puntos brillantes en el cielo, y constructor de telescopios desde que aprendió a usar la sierra y el martillo. Ha diseñado equipos de software y hardware abierto orientados al control de telescopios y la astrofotografía que, para su sorpresa, aún siguen siendo construidos y usados por aficionados en todo el mundo. Afortunado padre de dos niñas, ignora felizmente todo lo relacionado con el fútbol profesional.* Disclaimer: Las opiniones vertidas en este podcast las realiza cada contertulio a título personal. La responsabilidad, a todos los efectos, de todo lo dicho es exclusiva de esa persona.

Rumunijos prezidento rinkimus laimėjo proeuropietiškų liberalių pažiūrų Bukarešto meras Nikušoras Danas, nedidele persvara įveikęs kraštutinių dešiniųjų lyderį Džordžą Simioną.Aktualus klausimas. Vyriausybė svarsto idėją sumažinti pradinio įnašo reikalavimą daugiau vaikų auginančioms šeimoms įsigyjant pirmąjį būstą. Pasak premjero Gintauto Palucko, tai būtų viena iš priemonių, kuri palengvintų galimybes jaunoms šeimoms įsigyti būstą.Nors Lietuva priima karo pabėgėlius iš Ukrainos, Migracijos departamentas pabrėžia – tam tikrose Ukrainos vietovėse gyventi jau saugu, todėl ne visiems leidimai pratęsiami. Ar Lietuva keičia migracijos politiką karo pabėgėliams?Lenkijos prezidento rinkimuose daugiausia rinkėjų palaikymo sulaukė liberalusis Varšuvos meras Rafalas Tšaskovskis ir konservatorius Karolis Navrockis.Nors pastaruoju metu vis dažniau restoranai skelbia bankrutuojantys, lietuviai ir toliau aktyviai steigia naujas maitinimo įmones. Šiemet įsteigta 160 įmonių. Koks jų likimas?Ved. Edvardas Kubilius

Rusijai sulaikius Graikijos tanklaivį, kuris išplaukė iš vieno Estijos uosto ir judėjo iš anksto sutartu maršrutu Rusijos teritoriniuose vandenyse, dalis apžvalgininkų pasigenda aiškesnės NATO reakcijos.Pirmame Lenkijos prezidento rinkimų ture daugiau palaikymo gavo dešinės pusės kandidatai: liberalus Varšuvos meras Rafalas Tšaskovskis ir konservatorius Karolis Navrockis, tačiau juos vieną nuo kito skiria vos trys procentai balsų. Antrasis rinkimų turas vyks birželio 1 dieną.Rumunijos prezidento rinkimuose pergalę švenčia pro vakarietiškų pažiūrų centristas, Bukarešto meras Nikušoras Danas, antrame ture įveikęs kraštutinės dešinės kandidatą Džordže Simijoną.Buvusiam Jungtinių Amerikos valstijų prezidentui Džo Bidenui diagnozavus prostatos vėžį, medikai atkreipia dėmesį, kad sergamumas šia liga auga visame pasaulyje.Nors Lietuva aktyviai priima karo pabėgėlius iš Ukrainos ir teikia jiems laikinąją apsaugą, daliai ukrainiečių vis dar tenka gyventi nežinioje. Skirtingus leidimus gyventi Lietuvoje turintys žmonės susiduria su rizika netekti teisės likti šalyje. Migracijos departamentas pabrėžia - tam tikrose Ukrainos vietovėse gyventi jau saugu, todėl ne visiems leidimai pratęsiami. Ar Lietuva keičia migracijos politiką karo pabėgėliams?Ved. Darius Matas

Ovo je malo drugačija epizoda Surovih Strasi, snimljena online a ne uživo, i možda začetnik serije s radnim nazivom "Night Sessions." Hrvatska ima prilično dobar uspjeh u svjetskim natjecanjima u informatici - srebrna i zlatna mjesta nisu rijetkost - no o njima se ne priča puno. Da ispravimo taj nedostatak, ova epizoda Surovih Strasti vam donosi Vladu Lendvaja, predsjednika Hrvatskog Saveza Informatičara (HSIN) koji je istovremeno vrlo aktivan u treniranju i mentoriranju učenika i studenata kao pripremu za ova natjecanja. Danas bi smo možda rekli da su ovakva natjecanja, pa i sam HSIN, "old school" u smislu da se cijene vještine logičkog razmišljanja, rastavljanja problema u manje probleme i poznavanje algoritama, a ne izgled i prezentacija - no to je ono na čemu počiva razvoj tehnologije i znanosti U razgovoru smo pokrili kako izgledaju natjecanja iz informatike, koje su kategorije, kako izgledaju pripreme, što danas rade Zajednice tehničke kulture, te što učiniti ako ste roditelj koji želi usmjeriti svoju djecu u ovu aktivnost. Citat dana: You can never plan the future by the pastEdmund Burke Tri načina kako slušati podcast Kako slušati podcast u autu koji nema Mp3 player Top lista najslušanijih epizoda

Koliko društvene mreže kreiraju percepciju mladih? Da li mladi danas žive dvostruki život, jedan u realnosti, drugi u online sferi? Ova pitanja otvorila je Netflixova serija "Adolescence", a u podcastu Glasom mladih slušajte o savremenim izazovima adolescencije.

Nemanja Milović je bivši personalni trener NBA košarkaša, teniske reprezentacije i drugih. Danas deli naučne informacije iz oblasti ishrane, treninga, suplementacije i života. _______________________________________________________________________________________________Sponzori ⚡️Crux suplementi: Ja koristim Ashwagandu pred svako snimanje podkasta ili pred neku meni lično važnu aktivnost koja zahteva moj fokus i energiju. Pružite prirodnu snagu svom umu i telu:

For years, the labels 'left' and 'right' have been used to describe where political parties sit. But are they still useful? - Godinama su se pojmovi 'ljevica' i 'desnica' koristili za opisivanje pozicija političkih stranaka. Imaju li i dalje smisla?

Kako bismo danas definirali političku ljevicu i desnicu – i imaju li te oznake još uvijek smisla? U ovoj epizodi SBS Examines istražujemo što znače lijeve i desne vrijednosti u Australiji te kako osobne priče i uvjerenja oblikuju političke izbore.

Radiš 10+ sati dnevno, ali umesto rasta – dolazi frustracija?U ovoj epizodi otkrivam zašto ti toliki rad ne donosi očekivane rezultate i šta možeš da uradiš da to promeniš.Ne pričam ti teoriju, već lično iskustvo:✅ U svojim 40-im sam se povukao iz svakodnevnog rada u svojoj knjigovodstvenoj agenciji✅ Danas radim manje od 5 sati nedeljno✅ A biznis funkcioniše, raste i razvija se bez mog konstantnog prisustvaU epizodi ću ti dati konkretne uvide kako da:

Uspeh u 21. veku dolazi ukoliko pažljivo pratite kako se tehnologija razvija i koji su to trendovi koji omogućavaju da vaš biznis skalira i dostigne drudge kontinente i hiljade zaposlenih. Nelt grupa je upravo jedna takva kompanija koja je na vreme shvatila značaj tehnologije i u proces digitalizacije i digitalne transformacije ušla vrlo rano shvatajući mogućnosti za rast i razvoj. Danas se na taj proces digitalizacije nadovezuje napredna upotreba podataka i analitike koja ovoj kompaniji omogućava da bude regionalni lider u primeni potpunih rešenja u distribuciji i logističkim uslugama. O celom ovom uzbudljivom putu transformacije razgovarali smo sa Nenadom Rakočevićem, direktorom operativne izvrsnosti u kompaniji Nelt. Poslušajte vrlo zanimljiv razgovor o razvojnom putu jedne od najvećih kompanija u regionu na polju logistike, distribucije i lanaca snabdevanja. Nenad Rakočević, Direktor Operativne Izvrsnosti @ Nelt - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nenadrakocevic/ Nelt nalozi na društvenim mrežama: FB: https://www.facebook.com/NeltGroup/ LN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/neltgroup/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/lifeatnelt/ YT: https://www.youtube.com/@neltgroup O čemu smo pričali sa Nenadom: - Uvod i predstavljanje - Nelt grupa - Strateški prioriteti - Nenadov profesionalni razvoj - Uticaj pandemije na digitalizaciju privrede - Nove tehnologije, digitalizacija i automatizacija procesa - Zašto je zapravo važna digitalizacija - Investicije u kontekstu tehnologije - Investicije u analitiku i obradu podataka Prijavite se na naš YouTube kanal: https://bit.ly/3uWtLES Posetite naš sajt i prijavite se na našu mailing listu - https://www.digitalk.rs Pratite DigiTalk.rs na društvenim mrežama: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Digitalk.rs Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/digitalk.rs/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/digi...

Danas nije dovoljno biti dobar u onome što radiš. Da bi tvoj biznis rastao, moraš znati iskomunicirati čime se baviš i zašto je to tvojim klijentima važno. Jasna komunikacijska poruka je put prema većoj vidljivosti, povjerenju i rastu biznisa.Upravo o tome pričam s Marijom Milić - savjetnicom za komunikaciju i medijskom trenericom s više od 25 godina iskustva u radu s medijima. Kao nekadašnja novinarka i urednica, a kasnije medijska savjetnica za političare, poduzetnike i mlade, Marija danas svoje bogato iskustvo i znanje prenosi kroz vlastiti obrt „MUDRA OVCA komunikacije“.U ovoj epizodi pričale smo o tome zašto žene često umanjuju vlastite sposobnosti, zašto je tišina ponekad najsnažnija poruka i kako definirati komunikaciju koja je autentična, jasna i relevantna. Marija je podijelila kako je izgledao njen put prema poduzetništvu te zašto je komunikacija puno više od pričanja - ona je slušanje, prisutnost i strategija. Dotaknule smo se i teme negativnih komentara, uloge emocija u poslovanju, kao i toga kako svjesno biranje vlastite slike u javnosti može biti vrlo autentično - ako mu pristupimo na pravi način. Ako te zanima kako oblikovati komunikacijsku poruku koja gradi prepoznatljivost, povjerenje i podržava tvoj rast - ova epizoda je za tebe!Tko je Marija? https://marija-milic-savjetnik-za-komunikaciju-i-medijski-trener.mailerpage.io/FREE Vodič "Napiši svoj govor": https://subscribepage.io/vodic-napisi-svoj-govor-latinicno-izdanje-Marija-MilicInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/marijamilic_mudraovca/Ostani u toku:Prijavi se na newsletter: https://www.radimposvom.com.hr/newsletter/Piši mi na Instagramu: https://www.instagram.com/teazavacki

Danas je prvi od pet regionalnih štrajkova u školstvu; prosvjeduju nastavnici i profesori u Dalmaciji. Vlada poručuje da neće platiti dan proveden u štrajku. Vladajući pripremaju aktivaciju obaveznog služenja vojnog roka, bit će to tema sjednice Vijeća za obranu. 65-godišnjak koji je u petak pokušao opljačkati Erste banku u središtu Splita ubio se sam, pokazala je obdukcija. Policajka ga je ranila – u nogu.

Danas govorimo o državi u kojoj se režim urušava brže nego kula od karata, gde diktator preko noći od "vođe naroda" postaje begunac u sopstvenoj zemlji, a dotadašnji saborci neuhvatljivom brzinom menjaju strane. Dobro došli u Italiju 1943. godine – mesto gde je fašizam pao na najdramatičniji mogući način. Kada se saveznički vojnici iskrcavaju na obale Sicilije u julu 1943, Evropa je već četiri godine u plamenu. Iako oči sveta gledaju ka istoku i epskim okršajima na sovjetskom frontu, jedan novi, iznenađujući front otvoren je upravo na vratima Hitlerovog saveznika – Musolinijeve Italije. Naša dva sjajna istoričara, Nikola Đukić i Nikola Šipka, vode vas kroz splet neverovatnih događaja koji su zauvek promenili tok Drugog svetskog rata.

We came, we Saw, we conquered…well almost. Hussies talk trip to Danas fatherland and dark tourism while reviewing this Peruvian Horror, Plus: lambs, alpacas, bug bites, and neocolonialism.Links:The Lingering Effects of ColonizationMikey Peralta Jr.https://www.dreadcentral.com/?s=the+light+on+the+hill  The Effects Neo Colonialism on Indigenous PeruviansChristina Nelsonhttps://vc.bridgew.edu/honors_proj/390/   Leo Rojas pan flute realnesshttps://www.youtube.com/@leorojasofficial    

Pretpostavlja se da će ove godine biti naslijeđeno oko 150 milijardi dolara, no samo jedan posto toga se daruje u dobrotvorne svrhe. Danas donosimo priču čovjeka koji se odlučio upravo na takav potez.

Danas neuer Song «Grow Back Closer» ist eine Ode an die Freundschaft. Melina Nora möchte mit ihrer ersten EP «Landtapu» den Walliser Dialekt den Menschen näherbringen, und eine grosse Portion Melancholie gibt es ebenfalls in Form der ersten EP der Zürcher Newcomerin claire my flair. Eine Freundschaft, die alle Phasen des Lebens übersteht – sei es die Schule, die Ausbildung, der Wohnortwechsel, die Liebe und noch vieles mehr – ist nicht selbstverständlich. Es sei doch erstaunlich, wie viele Filme, Bücher und Geschichten es gibt, die sich um Liebesbeziehungen drehen. Dabei sind es oft die Freundschaften, die alle Phasen überstehen und daran wachsen, erzählte Dana unserer Moderatorin Céline Werdelis vor der Sendung. Entstanden ist, ganz zufällig, eine Ode an ihre langjährige Freundin und die Freundschaft – reduziert auf ihre Stimme und die Gitarre. Zudem möchten wir euch heute zwei Erstlingswerke ans Herz legen. Zwei erste EPs (Mini-Alben) von einerseits Meilina Nora, einer Künstlerin aus Zug, die durch ihre Wurzeln im Wallis die «wallisertitschi Indie-Popmüsig, unplugged» kreiert und so den Walliser Dialekt den Hörerinnen und Hörern näherbringen möchte. Feine Kindheitserinnerungen verpackt in Songs. Die zweite EP trägt den passenden Namen «Newborn Baby» und kommt von der Zürcherin claire my flair, die, obwohl sie noch nicht lange im Musikbusiness ist, bereits mit dem englischen Singer-Songwriter Ben Howard vor Tausenden von Menschen als Support-Act spielen durfte. Die ganze Geschichte findet ihr im Link unten für euch zum Nachhören. Ihre neue EP? Zuckerwatte für die Ohren – so melancholisch süss!

Biznis priče konferencija 2. i 3. aprila 2025. u Novom Sadu.

"Beskrajni, plavi krug. U njemu, zvezda.“ Kako biti svoj u svetu očekivanja? Danas u studiju cela ekipa - Olivera, Mihailo i Roberto uz Olympus napitke pričaju o autentičnosti. Šta zapravo znači biti autentičan, zašto je to važno i kako prepoznati kada (ni)smo verni sebi? Da li nas društvo oblikuje više nego što mislimo? Kako strah od odbacivanja utiče na našu autentičnost? I da li je moguće pronaći ravnotežu između sopstvene suštine i spoljašnjih očekivanja? Biti svoj znači živeti u skladu sa svojim vrednostima, uverenjima i osećanjima, bez pretvaranja ili potrebe da se prilagodimo očekivanjima drugih na uštrb sopstvene suštine. Autentičnost podrazumeva iskrenost prema sebi i drugima, sposobnost da izrazimo svoje misli i emocije bez straha od osude, kao i hrabrost da donosimo odluke koje su u skladu s našim unutrašnjim bićem. Kako znamo koliko smo autentični? Kada donosimo odluke, da li razmišljamo o tome šta mi zaista želimo, ili više o tome kako će naša odluka izgledati drugima? Autentičnost nije fiksna osobina - može se razvijati kroz samorefleksiju, rad na sebi i hrabrost da se suočimo sa sopstvenim strahovima i nesigurnostima. Što smo bliži sebi, to smo autentičniji.

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Major telecommunications companies say their mobile coverage has either expanded or stayed the same since the 3-G network shutdown began in October 2024. But some rural Australians say they're getting poor service or complete blackouts, prompting safety concerns in some communities. - Lumawak o pareho ng dati ang coverage ng kanilang mobile network - iyan ang pahayag ng mga pangunahing kumpanya ng telekomunikasyon mula anila nang pagsara ng 3-G Network noong Oktubre 2024. Ngunit ilang Australyano na nakatira sa mga rural na lugar ay nagrereklamo sa hindi magandang serbisyo o kumpletong pagkawala ng network sa nararanasan nila, na nagdudulot ng mga alalahanin sa kaligtasan sa ilang mga komunidad.

Hello Bravo Bosses and Trigger Warning for this episode as there will be discussions of DV and SA.  Today I'm dropping in with a bonus episode to fiiiiiinally cover what everyone has been talking about. You guessed it! Those pesky Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively lawsuits and all the juicy receipts that have dropped online. I decided to bring on one of my friends Dana Bowling to break it down because Baldoni vs. Lively is her life now. She's basically a lawyer at this point! You get two Danas for the price of one to tell you everything you need to know from the key players, to what's been alleged, to what's been debunked, and what is just straight up wtf!  Listen to Daily Dose of Dana and follow @thisisdanabowling on social media!  Also please leave me a 5 star written review on Apple Podcasts and you will get FREE stickers from @colorusbravo! Make sure to include your Instagram handle in the review so I can find you to give you the stickers! Thank you BBs!  You can purchase my merch here!  Subscribe to Hurrdat Entertainment's YouTube Channel for full length video episodes!  Follow me on Instagram: @thebravoinvestigator  Follow me on Tik Tok: @thebravoinvestigator  Email me your questions or suggestions: Brunchandbravo@gmail.com  PARTNERSHIP:  Fungies - Find these gummies in the Vitamin section at Walmart or shop on their website eatfungies.com. Use code: DANA for 20% off!  This is another Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a podcast network and digital media production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network by going to HurrdatMedia.com or the Hurrdat Media YouTube channel!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Vrijeme je upisa u škole hrvatskog jezika diljem Australije. Danas vam predstavljamo Školu hrvatskog jezika i kulture iz Melbournea. Darko Kotevski, ravnatelj škole i učitelj višeg razreda, poziva na upis i održavanje tradicije učenja hrvatskog jezika u Australiji.

Deca se rađaju čista, neiskvarena, nevina, želimo da što duže ostanu takva, bez obzira na iskušenja i udarce društva u kojem živimo, pričaju u novoj Mamazjaniji, kantautorka Ana Štajdohar i muzičar i kompozitor Nikola Demonja, roditelji dvoje dece, devojčice Nije (10) i dečaka Lava (8). U varljivim vremenima, u kojima živimo, Ana i Nikola ističu da sve što kao odrasli ljudi i roditelji radimo, u borbi za bolje društvo, je zbog budućnosti naše dece, koja će u tom slučaju možda ipak ostati ovde jednog dana, pa nećemo svi biti „skajp i vajber“ roditelji. „Naše društvo nije pleme, kako neki vole da ga predstavljaju i to treba da pokažemo deci, da znaju da i ovde može da se ceni pristojnost, lepo vaspitanje, obrazovanje. Lakše je kontrolisati pleme, zato nas i prikazuju takvima, ali to je daleko od istine, što nam poslednjih nedelja dokazuju neka malo starija deca, koju bezrezervno podržavamo“, priča Nikola. Svi se rađamo nevini, neiskvareni, ali, slažu se oboje, društvo je takvo, da roditelji strepe još i pre rođenja deteta, kako će se oni sa njim, a i ono samo snaći u vrtlogu u kojem živimo. „Suočavanje sa porodilištem je prvi udar, potom ako se dete prehladi, razboli sledi borba sa lekarima i zdravstvenim sistemom, zatim ide upis u vrtić i liste čekanja, onda problemi u školi, nasilje. Sve su to izazovi sa kojima se roditelji nose, a ako sistem ne funkcioniše, nemaju kome da se obrate za pomoć i to je najteže od svega“, kaže Ana. Veruju ipak, da bez obzira na okolnosti, deca najviše uče i „upijaju kao sunđeri“ u porodici, od roditelja, i da je njihov model najznačajniji, ono što govore, a pre svega, rade i pokazuju im kako treba. To je ono što im se ureže u svest i postaje vodilja u godinama koje dolaze. „Želimo da naša deca znaju šta je čežnja, koja se u ovim vremenima izgubila, da znaju kako je kad se čeka, to je ionako nešto najlepše. Ćerka je, recimo, poslednja u njenom razredu dobila mobilni telefon. Na to smo se odlučili jer nismo želeli da bude izopštena, ali ja sam dugo odolevao i možda bih i dalje da Ana nije popustila. Sa telefonom se međutim izgubila kreativnost, pa dok naš sin za dve nedelje uradi desetine crteža, ona gleda u monitor poput svojih vršnjaka, što je neminovno“, priča Nikola. Uče decu da kažu „izvini“, da priznaju kad pogreše, da znaju da nije uvek, i ne treba da bude, sve dostupno, da nekad nešto mora da se preskoči, da se zaželi. „Danas je deci, i ljudima generalno, sve dostupno i nema više ni čekanja, ni želja. Učimo decu da znaju da nije uvek tako jer nikad se ne zna šta ih u životu čeka. Ipak, ne želimo ni da ih čeličimo, u smislu da ih pripremamo za borbu, jer se nadamo da jednog dana ljudi ovde više neće misliti o politici, već da će najveći problem za roditelje biti, koje boje da budu patike koje detetu kupuju“, pričaju uglas. Slični stavovi, ciljevi, zanimanja, ali i to što su oboje imali bezbrižno detinjstvo sa, kako kažu, divnim roditeljima, uputilo ih je jedno na drugo, a onda su i decu dobili, baš onako kako su zamislili. „Nije slučajno da smo se nas dvoje našli, jer imamo mnogo sličnosti. Kad sam razmišljao o deci, uvek sam želeo devojčicu, a posle i dečaka, i Ana ih je baš tim redom i rodila. Kad uveče, ponekad, legnu između nas da spavaju, osećamo da je to ono pravo, da smo potpuni“, zaključuje uz osmeh Nikola.

Danas smo ugostili gospodina Muhameda Kumalića iz Sydneya. Ove godine SBS obilježava 50 godina postojanja, i mi se pridružujemo ovom velikom jubileju u posebnim razgovorima s ljudima iz bosanskohercegovačke zajednice, koji su svojim radom, zalaganjem i ljubavlju doprinijeli njenoj izgradnji i afirmaciji u australijskom društvu. Gospodin Kumalić govori o svom ličnom jubileju - 50 godina u Australiji, svom poslu i posvećenosti zajednici, počecima afirmacije zajednica bh predznaka i izgradnji bosanske ambasade, jedinstvene u svijetu po tome što ju je u potpunosti izgradila bosanska zajednica Australije.

Danas pričamo o nečemu na čemu ste često insistirali a mi smo vam ostali dužni - o odrastanju uz narcistične roditelje. Kako izgledaju porodice u kojima se ogledalo ljubavi često lomi pod teretom nerealnih očekivanja, manipulacije i uslovljene pažnje? Ali ne stajemo tu. Osvrćemo se na širi kontekst: kako živeti i sazrevati u društvu koje glorifikuje uspeh, savršenstvo i ego, dok zanemaruje empatiju, autentičnost i emocionalnu ranjivost? Kako izgleda detinjstvo pod budnim okom roditelja koji traže odobravanje i validaciju preko svoje dece? Koje su posledice školovanja u sistemima gde je postignuće važnije od ličnosti, a društvene mreže diktiraju šta znači biti "vredan"? Kako narcistični obrasci roditeljstva utiču na razvoj identiteta dece? Na koji način deca balansiraju između autentičnosti i potrebe da zadovolje nerealne standarde roditelja i društva? Kako obrazovni sistemi i društveni pritisci dodatno oblikuju generaciju opterećenu očekivanjima i borbom za prihvatanje? I, što je možda najvažnije, kako možemo pomoći današnjoj deci da izgrade stabilan identitet u svetu koji ceni formu više nego suštinu? Uz dosta životnih primera i stručnih uvida, govorimo o tome kako narcizam u porodici i društvu oblikuje našu percepciju sebe, odnosa s drugima i sposobnost da se povežemo na dubljem nivou. Da li smo svi samo proizvodi "narcistične epohe"? I kako pronaći unutrašnji mir kad je sve oko nas usmereno na spoljašnji sjaj? Sa vama danas psihijatar Roberto Grujičić sa svojom gošćom Irenom Orlović, magistrom psiho-socijalnog savetovanja i psihoterapeutkinjom, osnivačicom i direktorkom osnovne škole "Harfa", škole u kojoj deca ocenjuju sama sebe. Pridružite im se u analizi kako da napravimo korak ka zdravijem društvu i povezanijim generacijama.

Hans Christian Andersen. „Holgeris Danas“. Skaito aktorius Aidas Giniotis.

Korupcija, neodgovornost i nestručnost u rekonstrukciji nadstrešnice na Železničkoj stanici u Novom Sadu, koja je rezultirala smrću 15 ljudi, mogu se simobolično preslikati na čitavo društvo, o čemu su, između ostalog, govorili sagovornici u novoj epizodi Radar Foruma. Studenti osvetljavaju medijski mrak u Srbiji i ukazuju na hitnu potrebu za lekovitim promenama – transparentnošću, odgovornošću i poštovanjem znanja – kako bi Srbija postala zemlja u kojoj građani mogu slobodno i dostojanstveno da žive. Domaćini Radar Foruma u naredne četiri epizode biće studneti Fakulteta političih nauka u Beogradu. U prvoj takvoj epizodi Jovan Vidanović, student treće godine politikologije, ugostio je Zorana Đajića, inženjera geologije, a njih dvojica pokušali su da rasvetle korupciju u zemlji koja ubija svoje građane. Sagovornici su naglasili važnost borbe za pravdu i istinu, ističući da studenti ne žele da napuste zemlju, već da se izbore za društvo koje ceni znanje i kompetenciju...

Nemanja Milović je bivši personalni trener NBA košarkaša, teniske reprezentacije i drugih. Danas deli naučne informacije iz oblasti ishrane, treninga, suplementacije i života. _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Sponzori ⚡️ Crux suplementi: Ja koristim Ashwagandu pred svako snimanje podkasta ili pred neku meni lično važnu aktivnost koja zahteva moj fokus i energiju. Pružite prirodnu snagu svom umu i telu:

Pridružite mi se dok razgovaramo sa Hajdi, slikarkom i grafičkom dizajnerkom iz Crne Gore. Otkrijte kako je osvojila svet svojim radovima, od kolekcija holivudskih zvezda do TEDx govora i saradnje sa luksuznim brendovima!Dobrodošli u novu epizodu The Catherine B. Roy Show!

66 Dešifrovanje Enigme dalo je saveznicima ogromnu stratešku prednost. Omogućilo im je da presretnu i analiziraju nemačke vojne planove, što je bilo ključno u daljem toku rata. Na primer, savezničke snage su mogle da preusmere konvoje i izbegnu smrtonosne napade podmornica. Takođe, razbijanje kodova igralo je ključnu ulogu u pripremi Dana D i invazije na Normandiju 1944. godine. Interesantno je da je uspeh razbijanja Enigme čuvan u najstrožoj tajnosti sve do 1970-ih godina. Ovo je bilo presudno kako bi se osigurala prednost u budućim kriptografskim naporima i kako bi se izbeglo da Nemci postanu svesni svojih slabosti tokom rata. Ali priča o Enigmi ne završava se u ratnim godinama. Nasleđe ove mašine i ljudi koji su je dešifrovali postavilo je temelje za modernu računarsku nauku i kriptografiju. Naš istoričar Nikola Šipka u goste je pozvao kriptografa Aleksandra Matića. Danas njih dvojica pričaju jednu od najzanimljivijih priča - o šiframa, kodovima, špijunaži i velikim i malim ljudima koji su diskretni heroji Drugog svetskog rata.

En Buenos Días Aragón Fin de Semana, comenzamos revisando la meteo y realizando un repaso histórico a borrascas, DANAS y otros fenómenos con el divulgador Vicente Aupí.

Vicente Aupí explica “Riadas, gotas frías y DANAS: episodios históricos, mitos y bulos” en una conferencia en la que el experto repasa la evolución de estos episodios en Aragón.

„Deca su nam porasla i nema više ranog ustajanja, buđenja za školu, pravljenja sendviča, ali ipak dani kad su bile u vrtiću - nedostaju“, pričaju gosti nove Mamazjanije, voditeljka i novinarka Ivana Zarić i glumac Ivan Zarić, roditelji dve, sad već velike, devojčice. Poslovi voditeljke i glumca, bez radnog vremena - od devet do pet, omogućili su Zarićima, kako kažu, da mnogo više kvalitetnog vremena provode sa svojom decom, nego što bi to možda uspeli sa kancelarijskim poslovima. „Uvek smo se dopunjavali i dogovarali ko šta radi, iako poslovi nisu bili podeljeni, nekako je to išlo spontano, ali imali smo dosta vremena za decu, mogli smo da im se posvetimo, što je im je mnogo značilo“, priča Ivana. Dok je starija ćerka bila mala, Ivana se na neko vreme povukla iz javnosti i prestala da radi, kako bi se posvetila porodici. „Nisam htela da ih podižu dadilje, iako smo imali bake i deke, ali bilo mi je važno da mi budemo sa njima u tom periodu ranog razvoja. Kasnije nije bilo lako ni vratiti se na posao, ali ne kajem se zbog te pauze“. U vaspitanju devojčica, koje su danas već velike i imaju 16 i 19 godina, pratili su sopstveni instinkt, nisu slušali savete, niti čitali udžbenike. „Mazili smo ih i davali im ljubavi onoliko koliko nam je to svima bilo potrebno. Spavale su u krevetićima do našeg kreveta, bili smo neko vreme svi u istoj sobi, blizu jedni drugima. Bilo je kasnije perioda da su bežale od poljubaca, zatvarale se u sobu i imale te simptome koje pubertet nosi, ali i danas se družimo i provodimo često slobodno vreme zajedno“, pričaju Zarići. U roditeljstvu je najvažnija mera, da decu ne gušimo, ne kontrolišemo, ali i da ih ne puštamo previše. „Nije lako naći meru, ali ona je neophodna. Takođe, važno je preneti im ljubav i model ponašanja, jer deca prepisuju sve od nas. Oni više gledaju, očima upijaju, nego što slušaju“, kaže Ivan. Najlepše i najbezbrižnije bilo je vreme kad su išle u vrtić, kaže Ivana. „Nedostaje mi taj period. Kasnije, kad su krenule u školu, sve je nekako proletelo. Danas je društvo takvo da se plašite za svoju decu, budućnost je neizvesna, a nama je najvažnije da one, uprkos svemu, ostanu da stoje čvrsto na zemlji i to smo im i rekli više puta. Važno je da ostanu stabilne i da jednog dana pronađu sebi i takvog, stabilnog muškarca, ovako kao što sam ja njihovog tatu“, uz osmeh zaključuje Ivana.

Antonio Turiel, físico-matemático e investigador del CSIC, nos cuenta qué es el cambio climático, cómo lidiar con el problema y su repercusión en eventos meteorológicos como las DANAs. Episodio muy completo e interesante, disfruten. INVITADO: Antonio Turiel Sigue al club en: TikTok www.tiktok.com/@club113podcast Instagram www.instagram.com/club113/ Spotify spoti.fi/3K9x0R0 Twitter: x.com/Club113 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ójala no tuvieramos que hacer este capítulo, pero hoy tenemos que hablar sobre la DANA que ha afectado a Valencia a finales de este 2024. Podéis apoyarnos por sólo 1€ al mes podréis descargar de forma anticipada en formato audio, y por 4€ podréis ver el vídeo también, además de otras ventajas. Y hemos abierto ya nuestro foro / comunidad de Discord, como punto de reunión para los veganers y no tan veganers del lugar, acceso disponible desde: Malditosveganos.com/foro. Empezamos agradeciendo a todos nuestros mecenas que nos han seguido apoyando desde prácticamente los inicios del podcast. Gracias a ellos ha sido posible esto, pero sobre todo esta temporada también ha sido posible gracias a BeVeggie nuestro patrocinador estos primeros meses. BeVeggie es una feria vegana que se celebrará en Irún del 6 al 8 de diciembre y además podréis vernos ahí el sábado 7 de diciembre en un show en directo. Comentamos que cada mes estamos haciendo una donación a un santuario o protectora que lo necesite. Este mes lo vamos a destinar para la protectora de animales Modepran que necesitan ayuda para la reconstrucción del refugio. Muchos animales han sido encontrados en este desastre, algunos han perdido a sus dueños o están desaparecidos y necesitan casas de acogida para poder atender a algunos animales. Aclarar también que esta donación es del podcast, nosotros también a título personal hemos donado alimentos para los afectados de Valencia por la DANA. Ya hemos hablado en muchas ocasiones que el hecho de luchar por una causa no excluye que podamos interesarnos o colaborar con otras. Primero de todo, os damos contexto de qué es lo que ha ocurrido con la DANA durante estos días. Vamos a poner el foco en lo más importante ahora mismo, que es cómo podemos ayudar a los afectados. Una DANA son sigla de «depresión aislada en niveles altos»— es un fenómeno meteorológico en forma de masa de aire que se desprende por completo de una corriente muy fría y que desciende sobre otra de aire caliente produciendo grandes perturbaciones atmosféricas acompañadas de precipitaciones muy intensas. ¿Qué relación tiene con la crisis climática? Hemos estado siguiendo de cerca a Mar Gómez Doctora en Físicas y Responsable meteorología @eltiempoes ¿Están siendo los fenómenos meteorológicos, en general, más peligrosos que antes? ¿se está incrementando el riesgo? Los estudios nos muestran que en general los fenómenos meteorológicos se intensifican: no es que no hubieran sucedido antes, sino que ahora en general son más extremos. en Europa el número de DANAs por año, entre 1960 y 1990, se mantuvo estable, en casi 30 años. Sin embargo, desde 1990, este número ha aumentado significativamente, actualmente alrededor de 35-40 anuales (Muñoz et al. 2020). Todo ello combinado con una atmosfera más cálida, con la capacidad de retener más vapor de agua (o sea mas humedad) hace que las lluvias sean mas intensas. Debemos tener en cuenta en todo esto además que el mar Mediterráneo se ha calentado en los últimos 40 años mas de 1,5ºC. Este mismo verano batíamos récords de la temperatura superficial del mar. Un Mediterráneo más cálido actúa como un "combustible" para las tormentas. A medida que el aire sobre el Mediterráneo absorbe esta humedad adicional y luego se encuentra con masas de aire frío en altura, se generan condiciones perfectas para la formación de lluvias intensas y tormentas torrenciales. De aquellos barros estos lodos, el martes 29 de Noviembre la Agencia de Meteorología española avisaba de un nivel 3, nivel máximo de posibles lluvias torrenciales. Durante todo el dia la AEMET, da varios avisos. El presidente de la comunidad Valenciana dice que las borrascas se iran a partir de las 18:00. A las 20:00 saltan los avisos en los móviles. A esa hora muchísimas personas estaban siendo arrastradas por las riadas. Hay, en este momento que grabamos el episodio más de 200 personas fallecidas y un número indeterminado de desaparecidos. Lo más importante: cómo podemos ayudar. ¿Qué alimentos podemos llevar? - Botes de legumbres o legumbre en lata - Pan tostado o pan de molde - Verduras en bote o enlatadas - Vasitos de arroz cocido - Fruta deshidratada como dátiles u orejones - Fruta enlatada como la piña en rodajas - Fruta en almíbar como melocotones - Nueces y/o crema de cacahuete - Mermelada en monodosis - Café soluble - Bebida de soja - Bricks de zumo Hay varias webs que han recopilado todas las formas actuales de ayudar: https://linktr.ee/HelpValencia Os animamos a buscar los puntos de recogida de alimentos que estén cerca vuestro. Además de ayudar a todas las personas afectadas con estos medios, en nuestro caso vamos a tratar también el caso de muchos animales no humanos, los grandes olvidados siempre, que con el desastre natural se han quedado más desprotegidos que nunca. ¿Cómo podemos ayudar a estos animales? La solución comienza con la acción colectiva. Aquí hay algunas formas en que tú puedes contribuir: Acoge a un animal: Si te encuentras en la zona, considera acoger a un animal temporalmente hasta que se pueda encontrar un hogar permanente. Haz una donación: Tu contribución económica puede ser vital para que las protectoras de animales afectadas puedan seguir funcionando. Difunde el mensaje: Comparte esta información y anima a otros a involucrarse en la causa. Aquí os dejamos una lista que ha recopilado AnimaNaturalis de todos los santuarios de Valencia y alrededores que han sido afectados en mayor medida: Modepran Mini Santuario Dream Darna Animal Rescue Refugio MiniPow Adopta Valencia Apea_asociacion Petjadestrobades Gdrt.2024 Corazonblancoanimal Sos_ppp_los_barrios Estela.calabuig Adoptavalencia Kprojectanimaliarescue Protectoradeanimales_modepran Refugio_minipow Galgosenfamilia Loshijosdelviento2024 Fundacionjadoul Elrefugiodelluna Apea_asociacion Darnaanimalrescue Refugio_eljardinetdelestacio Lovecats_rescue Mini Santuario Dream Losgatitosdenia Protectorasananton Asgatassalvajes SOS_podenco_rescue Rescueandlov SOS.perrera.delosbarrios Coloniasfelinasdekarencia Asociacionkarma Conexionfelina_utiel Conexfelina Los gatos de SOS callejeros 112 carlota galgos Podencos y mas Last chance animal rescue aid La Granja de Izhan Huellas Felinas Utiel Els Indigato Gatos Campo de Gibraltar Huellas Callejeras CS Proteengrescats Profauna Ttee También hay un punto de recogida de donaciones para protectoras que nos ha pasado una oyente y seguidora del podcast: Desde animalandiapetshop.es se pueden hacer pedidos para ayudar también, eligiendo recoger en tienda y poniendo de concepto DONACIÓN. Contamos algunas anécdotas también de lo que hemos visto estos dias: El caballo que finalmente se salva y que ha ilustrado también lavacastyle en su IG. Así como una anécdota con respecto a Kiwoko y que ha pasado con unos de los animales que se encontraban en sus tiendas. Pasamos también a dar nuestra opinión sobre todo esto: Pedirle responsabilidad social a los cargos públicos (la AEMET llevaba días avisando) Desmentimos los bulos de que el gobierno haya destruido pantanos y embalses, y esa haya sido la causa de la DANA. Citamos a Paula Gonzalez por una frase que nos ha parecido muy acertada: "Necesitamos un organismo a nivel nacional ya. Antiespecista, claro. Que considere a los animales silvestres y “de granja” y tenga protocolos de rescate para ellos. Que desmantele criaderos, la compraventa, las ganaderías industriales y coordine santuarios." Y también recordamos que hay 15 científicos que se enfrentan a 21 meses de cárcel por echar zumo de remolacha en el congreso en protesta por la inacción del gobierno contra el cambio climático. Terminamos mandando de nuevo nuestro apoyo a todos los afectados por la DANA. Muchas gracias por suscribiros y dejar valoraciones de 5 estrellas y comentarios en Spotify, Apple Podcasts e iVooX. Y también por supuesto, si nos escucháis desde Podimo, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, o incluso desde nuestro canal de YouTube. Esperamos vuestro feedback, críticas, preguntas, opiniones en malditosveganos.com/contactar. Y si quieres colaborar con nosotros puedes ver nuestro Media Kit desde: Malditosveganos.com/mediakit. Nada más, ¡nos vemos en el siguiente podcast! Este episodio se publicó originalmente en: malditosveganos.com/152

Nacho Carretero, desplazado a Valencia para cubrir los efectos de la DANA, nos cuenta que los vecinos están en shock: "hay gente que no ha llorado todavía". Aitana Castaño, que acumula experiencia como voluntaria en otras tragedias (el Prestige, el huracán Stan en Guatemala, la posguerra en Bosnia, la gestión de los primeros refugiados ucranianos...) explica que los voluntarios han de tener paciencia y dejarse organizar. El ansia por ayudar es loable, pero sin organización más que ayudar molestas. Hablamos por teléfono con Ártur Martínez, cantante de la banda valenciana La Fúmiga, que ha está el El Raval de Algemesí, un barrio desfavorecido, arrasado. del que se teme que nadie se acuerde.Y entrevistamos al periodista Juan Navarro, que acaba de publicar "Los rescoldos de La Culebra: fuego y muerte en los incendios de Zamora" en Libros del KO, llevado por esa sensación de abandono tras los incendios devastadores que asolaron aquella provincia. En otoño, las DANAS y en verano, los incendios, cada vez más virulentos y peligrosos, son consecuencia del cambio climático, y haríamos bien en aprender de estos fenómenos, en financiar nuevas políticas de prevención y emergencia, y en no olvidar estas experiencias tan duras. 

Según algunos expertos en problema de la DANA es más social que natural. La construcción de colegios, hospitales o residencias de mayores no se pueden realizar en terrenos inundables. De acuerdo a ellos, hay que fijarse en Estados como Florida o en países como Japón para formar a la población y que estén preparados ante las próximas DANAs.

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In this episode of Welcome to Cloudlandia, Dan and I have a thought-provoking discussion on balancing political views with interpersonal dynamics. Dean shares delightful tales from mingling with influencers in Toronto, like Joe Polish and Evan Carmichael. The intersection of politics and entertainment is examined using Taylor Swift as an example to explore the idea of keeping various domains of life separate. Dan emphasizes the growing importance for political figures to focus on their designated roles. SHOW HIGHLIGHTS We discuss the balance between political views and personal relationships, sharing anecdotes from our own experiences and the importance of keeping these domains separate. Dean shares stories from his recent social gatherings in Toronto with influencers like Joe Polish and Evan Carmichael, highlighting the social dynamics of such events. We explore the intersection of politics and entertainment, using Taylor Swift's political expressions as a case study, and reflect on how public opinion can be influenced by celebrity endorsements. We examine the underlying economic factors driving societal changes, emphasizing the costs of money, energy, labor, and transportation as key drivers beyond political discourse. Dan highlights the resilience of the entrepreneurial spirit in adapting to political landscapes and the role of the U.S. Constitution in shaping American society. We take a nostalgic journey back to the 1950s, discussing cultural elements like TV dinners and the Mickey Mouse Club, and how these shaped our personal stories. We reflect on dietary changes and the shift towards healthier habits, sharing insights on the enduring freshness of certain foods and the importance of sustainable eating practices. We emphasize the importance of building good habits, using personal anecdotes to illustrate how small, consistent changes can have a profound impact over time. We explore the concept of accountability buddies and consistent routines in managing personal health, highlighting the significance of protein intake and balanced diets. We conclude with a philosophical reflection on human nature and the challenges of making lasting lifestyle changes, underscoring the importance of long-term vision and ethical behavior. Links: WelcomeToCloudlandia.com StrategicCoach.com DeanJackson.com ListingAgentLifestyle.com TRANSCRIPT (AI transcript provided as supporting material and may contain errors) Dean: There we go, mr Sullivan. Ah, much better. Okay, great that was my AirPods for some reason. Or, dadiki, you're not the first one to say it, so I'll just put it on. We'll go old-fashioned here, just on speaker. Dan: Yeah, yeah, sometimes old fashioned here just on speaker. Dean: Yeah, yeah, sometimes old fashioned works, you know, sometimes yeah, I can give you an example. Dan: I can give you an example Oxygen you know, been around for a while. Most people don't give it a thought. Most people don't give a thought, and yet, and yet, it's. Dean: I find I appreciate it, you know of a thought and yet, and yeah, that's yeah, I find I appreciate it. You know well, I have, you know, as you know, I have a new appreciation for oxygen, whereas a couple of years ago my lack of oxygen was a problem. But yes, yeah I fully appreciate oxygen. We were saying how we just so everybody knows we had a little false start on the cast. We had static, so the first minute or so was we decided to switch over to this mode here. But we're saying I'm in Toronto right now, as is Dan. We had a nice brunch yesterday and I was sharing with Dan that. I had dinner with Joe Polish last night and Evan Carmichael and Chad Jenkins and Krista and I can't remember her last name, dan, but she lives in Vancouver and South Africa. Yeah, she's in 10 times. Dan: Well, anyway, I was noticing, I was just looking. They've been doing the polls on Taylor Swift coming down on the side and it's made absolutely no difference. It's made absolutely no difference. One way or the other, it hasn't made any difference, and what it tells me is that the vote is sort of locked in for the presidential. Dean: Yeah, it was locked in. Dan: Yeah, it's made a difference for her in that there's a lot of people who are getting rid of their Taylor. Swift tickets and get off. When you get off the trail you're in the weeds, get back down as much as you can. You know, and it's not particularly anything to do with this particular election, but my sense is there's a there's a growing desire on the part of people that if you're in one area of life, stay in that area of life. Don't come and, you know, don't make all of life a political stew you know, like you know everything else. Dean: And you know I wonder if there's any examples where that has worked out for people in anyone I was mentioning yesterday at the brunch that you know reminds me of the dixie chicks debacle in 2001. Yeah, and the documentary you know that came out afterwards. Shut up and sing but what, uh? Dan: and that was before. Dean: You know that was really, that was before the internet and cancel culture. So that was mainstream media driving that. Dan: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I just say, you know, I like my categories distinct and separate. I don't want the you know, I don't want them all mixing up with each other and you know, and I by the same token, in the political realm, I would prefer that the politicos, you know, the people who run for office and run office. They don't attach themselves to other areas of life. You know, just do your politicking and, you know, be good at it and when the time comes, get out. And, you know, work on your handicap. You know. And yeah, it's interesting, you know, and yeah it's interesting, and I think what it is? It's the technological, the easy technological means to mix things together. You know, I mean you see a series of five second flashes or two second flashes and it's like everything that's important is everything else and nothing means anything more than anything else, and that's not really true, you know. I mean, that's not true for any person. There's definitely things that are more important than other things, and I just don't like being told that you should mix everything together. Dean: I agree, I mean the whole yeah, it is. Yeah, I think you're right, Stay in their lanes. We don't want everything, yeah all, becoming moral issues or anything you know. Dan: Well, they all become political issues. The problem is, everything is reduced to a common denominator, that everything has a political meaning, and you know there are those who you know who do that. But I don't do that, you know I have great friends who I know I have great friends that don't vote the way that I do and the way they vote has no bearing whatsoever on my friendship with them. Dean: Yes yes, I agree A hundred percent. Dan: As long as they don't bring up the subject. Dean: They don't try and convert you Exactly. Dan: No. Dean: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I find that same thing. That's really. I mean remember it used to be more you know. It used to be like a private matter kind of thing. Right, like people would. You'd never really discuss it, but now it's like everything. Everybody's got a megaphone and everybody's very especially on the polls. I think we're definitely more polarized than I remember us being. I just remember the debate the other night. Watching the debate was just such a series of you're a liar, no, you're a liar. No, you lied about this, you're a liar and the whole. I mean, that's all it was. My favorite ever debate moment was Obama-Romney in 2008. Obama was responding to Romney suggesting that under his you know, maybe it was 2012. Dan: Yeah, probably it was McCain in 2008. Dean: Yeah, because under he was proposing that under Obama the Navy had less ships than they did in 1910. And Obama, just without skipping a beat, said yeah, that's right, and there's also less horses and bayonets. I don't know if you noticed, but they have this new thing called aircraft carriers where we can actually fly the planes right off of the ships. I mean it was just so funny that bring, there's less horses and bayonets. I mean that's pretty funny. That was probably prepared for. You know you like to think that's off the cuff, but I think that had to have been what could possibly mitt accuse us of, or maybe he said no what? Dan: what I suspect is what I suspect is that uh mitt had tried to line out previously in some other situation yeah, and you know, you know which goes to show. You only try your lines out for the first time, right? Dean: Don't do it for the second time. Dan: Right, yeah, yeah, so anyway. But I think what happens is that I was noticing that there's a real distinction between Trump, on the one hand, and Obama. Is that everybody feels they know Trump? And very few people feel they know her and even after 90 minutes of a debate, you still don't have a handle on who this person is. You know who is she is, you know and, and yeah, and I think that in the end they're going to, they're going to vote for the known quantity Risky. Dean: It's going to be various things that I'm seeing. That's my take. Dan: I mean, you know, that's my take anyway. Dean: The things I'm seeing now on my algorithm. What they're presenting to me is the I saw, you know, side by side or above and below video of her saying one thing, you know in 2020 or 2022 or whatever it was in the past, saying taking a hard stance on something, and then, in 2024, saying exactly the opposite of what she said in the you know in that time, and so very well done of letting her, in her own words, show how she's flip-flopping. Dan: Yeah, I mean, I'm a straight ticket voter. My first election was 68, and that was. They changed the voting age when I was 24, the in 64, so I was 20 years old and the voting age at that time was 21. And then they changed it in the next four years, so I the first time I voted was 68 and I've been straight ticket ever since then you know, why tell you know, why Tell me, you know why I'm straight ticking. It's simpler. Dean: It's simpler. Dan: This is who I am. Yeah, it's like we're wearing the same clothes every day Having the same uniform. But the whole point of it is that I vote on the basis of entrepreneurism. Which party seems to be more supportive of entrepreneurism? And it's definitely one and not the other, and it's been that way for 32, 56 years. It's been that way for 56 years. So that's my criteria for voting. It's the same thing here in Canada. You know, because I voted both countries, because I'm a citizen of both countries. Dean: Oh, very nice, and you are too, and you are too, and you are too, I am too. Dan: Yeah, yeah, if you care to exercise your vote. My franchise, they call it. Dean: Yeah. Dan: Your franchise. Yeah, but it's Peter Zion who I'm a great fan of and he said you know, the United States as a country, as a landmass, you know, given their position in the world geographically and looking at their demographics, have so much going for them that Americans are the only people in the world who can treat domestic politics strictly as a form of popular entertainment. Domestic politics strictly as a form of popular entertainment. And you know, and that's what I get, is that there's, you know, and I wrote a book about two quarters ago called the Great Meltdown, and what I said is that probably politics is secondary to the cost of four things the cost of money how much does it cost to have money? Interest rates, you know, what kind of return on money do you have? The second thing is energy cost of labor. So that's m e, l, and then t is transportation, and in every case the united states has the lowest cost on the planet and that means that that's going to determine things. Those four costs money, energy, labor and transportation are going to be the dominant factor and I think that politics is a dog that's being pulled together, pulled forward by those four, you know, by those four factors in society. People don't really, they don't experience them necessarily that way, but they experience that things were better four years ago than they are today. You, know, somehow they have a feeling about that, and so you know. So it's like the ocean. Everybody talks about the waves and the wind, but really it's the current that makes the difference. And I think economic factors are not winds and waves, they're the current. Oh, that's interesting. The news is about waves and wind and storms and everything else, but that's not what determines things. Dean: That makes a lot of sense. Yes, yeah, the currents are what goes underneath, as always moving in a direction for sure. I remember when Oliver Stone did the movie on Putin, where it was like an interview type of series. I don't know whether we've talked about that or whether you saw it, but his whole he was saying, you know, because Putin has seen so many presidents come and go all the way since the first Bush, right, he's just been the constant. And his analysis was that he sees all these men come and they have, you know, the desire for change and they have ideas for change, and the people, you know, they present those ideas and the people vote for them. But as soon as they get into office, what he called the men in the suits come and tell them how it really is, and then there is no change, and that's the current I think that you're talking about is, and then there is no change, and that's the current I think that you're talking about. Everybody would talk about the deep state or the you know the thing, the behind the scenes, the big picture stuff that you know it's mostly the whoever's at the helm is really winds and waves, you know yeah. Dan: Do you think that this was truly an understanding of the united states or he was just reflecting what was true? Dean: in the Kremlin, maybe I mean, but it seems so Because my theory is that there's bureaucratic families in Russia today. Dan: You know they're the result of intermarriage over a century. They were the behind the scenes people when the czar was there. They were the behind the scenes people when the czar was there they were the behind the scenes people, and they don't have political views, they just have a way of getting things done, you know, like and, and the survival of their family is the most important thing. Remember I'll switch countries here remember that guy who went on a murder streak in Norway and he walked into the parliament and he shot up the Norwegian parliament and then ran out and then he took a boat over to an island where he really did some damage and I think he killed a large number of sort of teenage children, and these were all the children of the people who were the bureaucrats. They were. You know they were upper echelon people, but they were government bureaucrats. They were sort of faceless people. Dean: You didn't know them. Dan: And he says you don't make any change unless you kill the bureaucrats. He says you don't kill the politicians, you kill the bureaucrats, they're the. You don't kill the politicians, you kill the bureaucrats, they're the ones you want to kill. Yeah, and kill the next generation. And the Norwegians, of course, don't have death penalties. So he's up, you know, working on his rubric cube or something. But it's really interesting. A lot of people don't think of that. I bet in Washington there's families who were upper echelon people in 1900, and they're still upper echelon and they intermarry like aristocracy. There's bureaucratic aristocracy and they intermarry and everything else, but they're never seen. They're never seen. You never know who these people are, but they do have power really in any way. Dean: And you know, I just look at how little, and I don't know. This may be ignorant, but how little it seems to have an impact on my life in a way that I can do anything about it. You know, and that's where I think entrepreneur, capitalism like as long as capitalism's allowed and we're allowed to pursue our self-interest, that's really the biggest driver of everything. Dan: Yeah, we're making money on election day, right Personal agency right of our own outcomes. Yeah, you know, and I've been talking. You know there are people who are just the opposite of you and they're intensely involved in it and they said you know what happens if all the people we don't like get elected? And I said you'll have a good, you'll have a good entrepreneurial year. Dean: It's being adaptable. Right, You've got to deal with what the situation is, what the current is. Dan: Yeah, but my take is that if you spend some time reading the Constitution, and there's a lot of neat videos, educational videos Probably the best source of this is Hillsdale College. It's a college in Michigan and their whole thing is that America is a unique country because of the Constitution, and so they put a lot of effort, they put a lot of money, they put a lot of time into making sure that the students really comprehend what the Constitution really does. Dean: And. Dan: I've not been there but I've. You know I became interested in it because it's not much bigger now than it was when it was enacted in the 17th, and you know it's not. It's changed very little. It's changed very little. I heard the phrase that, if you typed up the Constitution in 1789, I think is when it was enacted a single space so a single space typed, it would be 23 pages in 1789. Dean: And if you were to do it? Dan: today it would be 27 pages. They've added four pages in 230 years, almost 250 years, and in the very first paragraph of the Constitution it says this is the supreme law of the land. Okay, so the Constitution, that document, is the supreme law of the land. Nothing else can be higher than the Constitution. And then they put in a whole set of rules where it becomes very difficult to change the Constitution. So if you have an amendment to the Constitution, you got to get two-thirds of the House of Representatives to vote for it, two-thirds of the Senate and then three-quarters of all the state legislatures, so roughly, you know 37 states. The legislature would have to vote for it. And it better be a persuasive amendment. Dean: Better be compelling. Dan: Yeah, exactly, yeah, that's you know, and everybody tears their, you know, and everybody rips their clothing and tears the thing and they said, yeah, but it's a bunch of white guys in the 1700s and I said yeah but they did a good job. You know there was about. There's maybe about 3 million of them you know, total population 3 million and they were just the Atlantic seaboard and look where it is now. I think they did a good job. Dean: Yeah, yeah, exactly. I think you're absolutely right. That's kind of the thing. At the underpinning of it is the individual pursuit of it's all about the individual. Dan: It's all about the individual. Yeah, the whole thing is geared to give individuals unique freedom to develop themselves. Yeah, so I'm kind of for that and that helps. Dean: That's kind of like you know, that's appealing to entrepreneurs yeah, I'm I the direction that's going in. Dan: I'm inclined toward that direction. I kind of like that direction yeah. And so my sense is there isn't much that will happen in any election that's going to alter a 250-year momentum in a particular direction. I just don't think there's much. I mean it might be useful for entertainment purposes and everything else, and I vote. I always make sure I vote, but I go to bed at 9 o'clock. On Election Day and I just check the results in the morning Three weeks later to see who won. No, I get up the next morning and I check in. Dean: In any case, the last few times it's been. You know the real. No matter who won air quotes, it's always some question and contested and you know it'll be weeks before the final decision is made, kind of thing. Dan: Well, I just think it's a poor career choice where you get paid for being outraged. Dean: Yeah right. Dan: Yeah, I think you know I really haven't developed this thought very much, but I think so much of the complexity of society today is that there's just so many of us and we're electronically empowered. Dean: Well, you hit it on the head right there that there's so many of us with a megaphone, that everybody has the megaphone, everybody has reach to all the others and you can collectively get on a you know, collectively gather momentum with you know what everybody is saying. You and I were talking at brunch yesterday. I've been reading the Same as Ever book by Morgan Housel that she recommended and it's fascinating. It really is interesting and yeah, that kind of you know. All of this is the same as ever. Everybody's been the winds and the waves have always gone in one direction, but the current is everything. Have always gone in one direction, but the current is everything. Dan: Yeah, yeah, I mean he makes a really great case for evolution. He says you know, evolution. He says it's roughly about 3.8 billion years that we can from the early, I guess the earliest cell life. He's using that as the starting point and he says you know, a lot of things have gotten worked out over 3.8 billion that you probably can't reverse. You know 3.8 billion. So it would behoove you to pay attention in what direction evolution is going and basically how it operates. Basically how it operates and it's you know, and it doesn't have to make big changes at any point along the way. It just makes, you know, thousands of little changes, little alterations, but they're not reversible, unnoticeable, yeah yeah, yeah. And you know and I can appreciate that, being in my ninth decade, I can appreciate that that I made decisions when I was 12 years old that were good decisions, and I'm profiting from these decisions 75, 80 years later. Dean: Yeah, that is so funny. Yeah, it's amazing if you think all the way back like that. You know the decisions when you were 12 years old were in the heart of the 50s Right, the golden. Dan: Yeah, yeah it was. That was a golden era Boy that was a TV's in every car and every drive, yeah, tv dinners, yeah, yeah, especially, especially the TV dinners. Yeah, especially the TV dinners. You know, that was a big deal. And you know Mickey Mouse Club you know Right. I mean and that. Dean: What more do you? Dan: want. Right, mine was what's her name? Last name was Tracy, oh, doreen, tracy, doreen. Dean: Tracy, okay, yeah, yeah. Dan: Apparently, she was the most popular and she's the only one I met. I spent about three days of her traveling as a USO show in Korea in 1966, 1910. It was neat, you know, just having her. She was you know, she was 10. She was, you know, 20 and everything else. She was 10, she was 20 and everything else. But a nice person, very talkative and really self-reflective. I sense that this is a person who thinks about things very deeply. And she said you know, this is my last entertainment event, what we're doing here in South Korea with the USO show, which is the nonprofit organization that provides hospitality and entertainment for US military. And she said you know, I'm not. I was as talented at 12 as I am today and said I haven't gotten any more talented but, I was more talented at that time than other 12 year olds. So she said I got to be a mom. But she says I, you know. She says I've hit my head on the ceiling of being talented, and now I have to. Now I have to go back and I have to start a new career and she went back and she became a talent manager for Warner Brothers and she was from that period, you know, when she went back, when she started doing that, right straight through until she was 65 and she was well regarded as a, you know, a really first class talent manager. She had Frank Zappa. Frank Zappa was one of her. You know assignments? Okay, yeah, because he was with Warner Brothers. He was with Warner Brothers recording. Dean: Oh wow, very interesting. Dan: Yeah, but I found her a very, you know, very upbeat, very positive person, very engaging sort of person. You know, just three days about five shows and that was it. I never thought about it again until the Internet came along and I you know, just you know, I just looked her up and yeah, she had done that. And then when she retired from Warner Brothers she started a jazz and blues club in Hollywood and then she died about eight years later, she died of cancer. Dean: Oh yeah. Dan: But it was for someone I was. You know, I was right in there with Mickey Mouse Club when I was 12 years old. Dean: Yeah, you were. That's who the show was for. Yeah. Dan: Right, yeah, yeah, I mean you had Pepsi, you had chips and you had Hostess Twinkie. I mean you had Pepsi, you had chips and you had Hostess Twinkie. Dean: I mean it's a balanced meal. Yeah, a balanced meal. Wow, twinkie's been around that long, yeah, yeah. Dan: I'll tell you something. I talked to a nutritionist at Canyon Ranch about the Twinkie. And he said if you had a Twinkie from 1956, you had never opened the package. And he said you went down to the supermarket right now and you bought yourself a this year's Twinkie. And you opened them up. There's no difference. They taste the same the one from 1956 is just as fresh as the one that you bought this afternoon. Dean: Like Pop-Tarts. That's what Jerry Seinfeld said they never go stale. Dan: they can't go stale because they were never fresh they were yeah, okay, the prize is find an organic part of a twinkie. Dean: There's nothing organic about this treat joe was just telling me about this research that's all coming out now about seed oils and things that he's talking about. I think there's a book called Dark Calories I think is what it is but some crazy amount of our calories in the normal American diet like over 30% of our calories come from these oils? Dan: Yes, exactly, yeah, you know like corn oil canola oil. Yeah, and all the. You know the difference. Yeah, I mean, that's one thing. That Babs got on about a year ago Only butter. Either olive oil or butter? Yeah, butter. And that steak yesterday was good with the butter, wasn't it it? Dean: really was. Yeah, so we should tell we found a new. For years we have been going to the same two places Jacques here in Yorkville, or Le Select Bistro for our Saturday, and we tried for the first time in frenchie, frenchie in, which is essentially in the lobby of the hilton hotel in the business district, in the business yeah, so we had some interesting experiences, but that steak was really well was the steak was really good yeah, yeah, and it was medium rare, it was perfectly medium rare, and I particularly, and they knife selection ceremony steak knife selection yeah, and he brought a box of this. Dan: This is kevin brought the steak knives and he opened it up and and I said there were six of them, and I said do you, kevin, do you recommend one of these which? Dean: one do you recommend? Dan: he said I think this year, I think this was a good year, so I think I picked up one of them, you know I over tipped him because he was responsive. Dean: He was very, very responsive. He really was responsive. Dan: Yeah, because they had a rule that breakfast ended at 11, but lunch didn't start until 1130. And I said so do we have to wait? And he says no. He says do whatever you want Order whatever you want and I'll take care of it, but anyway, it was really good. And I'm really hooked on steak. You're the. You're the fault of this. Dean: You know you're the cause because you convinced that it's my inch, I got you on blue t-shirts and now steaks. This is all, yeah, yeah yeah, yeah I'm working on fountain. I change your direction. Dan: I change in your direction slow enough that you don't get a big head about it. Dean: Right, oh, that's great. I love that. Slow enough that I don't get a big head about it. Dan: That's right yeah. Dean: That's funny. Dan: No, but I'm not seeing a huge difference. I mean I never got in trouble. I mean, like I'm not someone who huge difference. I never got in trouble. I'm not someone who is in big trouble physically and everything else, but the weight goes up over time. Right now, I'm about 15 pounds heavier than when I graduated from high school and I was in good shape because I played three sports you know all four years. I was always in a sports team and during the summers I caddied at the golf course. Dean: So that kept me in good shape. Dan: Yeah, yeah, and but the thing about it was I eat very well at meals. It's between meals that get me into trouble. And that's because of that's because of cravings. And I noticed that if you eat a lot of beef, you don't have cravings. That's the truth. Dean: That is absolutely true. The satiety is high. Dan: Yeah. Dean: Yes, yeah, I find that too. But I also find, dan, like I've been, you, doing, uh, carnivore for the last little while here, and I noticed a difference, like in terms of that. But there have been times. It's not a, it's not a straight path to the moon here. There's some veering of things and I noticed that even the slightest little. You introduce something into a thing and it gets a foothold. You're right that the cravings and the easy to veer off path for a little while Low enough that you don't notice it. Dan: There's a part of us that has to be a watchdog. There's part of us that has to be vigilant. You know, and and you know and I think they're good habits. Basically, the watchdogs are good habits and and you know that it's an interesting thing about people who have good habits and they're, you know, using other descriptions about them they're ethical, they're moral you know they're law abiding, and what they found is that those people have the best sense of a long future. They find that morality and legality and everything that we admire in people is actually a function of how long their future is, how far they can see, and they can see that something they do today either supports their positive long future or it would undermine it. And one of the tests they've done is inner city children who are members of gangs Okay, robbery of some sort and what they find is that their sense of the future is never more than 24 hours. Is that their sense of the future is never more than 24 hours? And so they say, if I do this now, can I be in trouble in 24 hours? And you know, you stop some kid on the street, you force him to take off his sneakers or his jacket. Dean: Yeah. Dan: Are you going to get in trouble in 24 hours? Probably not, wow. Dean: Yeah. Dan: Yeah, so you're being moral and being ethical and being law abiding is a function of how clear you are about a longer future, where today's actions really matter. Dean: Yes, well, that brings you know. That's funny. That kind of ties in with what you. We were talking in Palm Beach six months ago about this behaviors right. Bringing bringing their here, meaning just identifying what are the. It was just kind of funny that the timing of it because I was sharing with you that I had looked at the. You know, if you look at here and look backwards and say what are the behaviors and habits that got me to here, I heard somebody say one time if you look around, just take it all in, look around you and everything that is a reality in your life right now. This is what all of your past decisions created, right. All your past decisions and behaviors led to this moment, everything you have right. And I thought, yeah, when you shared with me the bringing there here is looking forward and identifying if this, if I could describe the here I want, the now that I want, what does that look like in the here, what are the behaviors that support that future? Dan: Yeah, yeah. And I think the big thing is what are your habits today? That would be the habits you would want 20 years from now. Which habits do you have already formed? And then that picture of you 20 years from now. If you look at a day in the life of you say, well, I want this habit. And then you have to say, well, if I'm going to have the habits, then I might as well start those habits today. You know, you know yeah, and and that what I mean habits is that you do the right thing without thinking about it yeah, and the cape, I mean the things, it's. Dean: So I was had, uh, breakfast with joe this morning. We were talking about, you know, six, six months ago I really had no idea how to cook, or it's hard to say. I see you that you got you know 57 or eight years into my life and never really learned to cook or anything. And now, you know, between my instant pot and my air fryer, you know I'm cooking up a storm here, making delicious steaks and chicken and salmon, everything. What a life changing like skill and it's just a natural thing. Now I know I've got the whole process. It's a habit. I know I've got the whole process. It's a habit, you know. Once you know the habit, it's the. You know the process. I do it all kind of in to preheat for three minutes and while that three minutes is happening, I'm seasoning the steak with salt pepper and just a little bit of Montreal steaks rub and then by the time I get that done, the air fryer is preheated. I just put it in for, depending on how thick it is, three or four minutes per side and then it's done. So the whole ordeal is, you know, 13 minutes from the idea of having a steak to your first bite. Dan: And so you know, and now you're becoming an internet influencer yeah, that's exactly right, that's right, that's exactly right. Yeah, yeah, rabbi jackson. Oh, there's rabbi jackson again. Yeah, but you know, this is how we learn from each other you know yeah, I mean he doesn't mention it. Morgan Housel, in the book you're reading, same as ever, but I've seen it many times that the two main habits that humans have that move things forward are one imitation see something that somebody else is doing, and then repetition you get a good thing going and then you just repeat and repeat. And it's so interesting. I saw a little. I was going through the news programs this morning and there was a commercial and it was Bill Gates was a commercial, and it was bill gates, and and you know, and here's bill gates, you know, and he really is truly boring, he was born boring. He's a very boring, he's a very boring thing. But you know he's boring with 50, 50 billion or 100 billion, whatever the amount of money he has. Dean: But now he's saying sorry, go ahead. I said sorry, go ahead. Dan: Yeah, I think that. And he's saying there's no question now, we just have to get rid of fossil fuels. Yeah, he says we've come to the point now and it's just. And then he brings in all sorts of people who are talking about the breakthroughs that will be possible, and Anthony Fauci is one of them on the program and everything like that. But the question is, Bill, you were using fossil fuels to go to Jeffrey Epstein's island. What was that all about, oh boy? What was that all about, oh man? What was that all about, oh man? I don't know if he ever went to the island, but he hung out with him in New. York City. And you know, and yeah so, so anyway, but you know, I think we're coming back. I just have a sense. Maybe it's just me that I'm becoming aware of something, but I have a sense because the things that are being talked about, like the Morgan Household book you know there are some things that you can bet on are always going to operate in a certain direction. You know, and I get a sense, we're getting there, I mean. But I'm, you know, I'm into new things. You know I'm creating more new things at 80 than I was at 50, and I'm involved in more new things at 80 than I was at 50. And I'm involved in more new things at 80 than I was at 50. So I don't think it's just my sense of what's happening to me. I get a sense from reading the news and everything like that that it's not so easy to change human nature. Dean: Yeah, I think you're right, but it's also yeah, that's why it's when you make these gradual changes, natural selection of better habits kind of thing, make a big impact. You know like I think, yeah, yeah, the natural selection, yeah, I mean I never got. Dan: You know, I've been influenced basically because I get full medicals, you know, with David. Hasse, I mean top to bottom medicals and you know, he says, you know you're carrying too much weight, you've got too much fat. And I said, and he says, you know, think about this, think about that. And I said I'm not going to do anything where my weight loss is more than a pound a week and so I started the steak. Steak diet you know, yesterday I had steak for breakfast, steak for lunch, steak for dinner. Other things too, you know, had some small potatoes. I had broccoli and French fries with you. Dean: And anyway. Dan: and but I mean, if you look ahead 20 weeks and you're 20 pounds down, that's a big deal. I don't want to take on an unnatural diet for a period of time and then go back to my old diet. I want my entire habits of eating to change permanently of eating to change permanently. Dean: What I've learned from JJ Virgin is that it really is about the protein first, of getting the amount of protein for your target weight, kind of. That's the thing. That number one priority is getting 180 grams of protein, you know, and then and then adding on whatever, while staying in that your caloric thing. But I find that, man, if you're eating that amount of protein, the protein is the satiety thing that it just is the gift that keeps on giving. You know, you don't get those. It's the most. Dan: Even burning, yeah and it's where the, where the muscle comes from yes, exactly, yeah, yeah, so well, that's interesting. Dean: That that's a really good. Do you measure? Do you wait? How often do you weigh yourself? Dan: every day, every morning yeah okay, I've got a little journal and I log in. Dean: I've got a little journal and I, yeah, yeah that's been a big thing. I have the the. You know my JJ has really been my accountability buddy in all of this. I chart everything that I eat and chart my weight every day and my sleep score and my steps. And I, you know, send a little photo, photo story to her every day and that, yeah, it's good to chart and see the the progress you know I had an interesting and a friend who has maintained his weight at a in a you know five pound band for band for as long as I've known him and he shared that at one point. He stays between 178 and 182 or three as the band that he's in constantly. And he told me he got up to 230 pounds at one point, wow yeah, and then he lost all the weight. He got up to 230 pounds at one point, wow yeah, and then he lost all the weight, got down to 180 as his ideal. But he weighs himself every day and he uses a green light, yellow light, red light system that if he's 178 or 179, it's green light, he can eat whatever he wants. If he wants to have dessert, fine. If he wants this, whatever, fine. And if he's 180 or 181, he's yellow light and it's like, just, you know, caution kind of, for taking it easy. But if he gets to 182 it's red light and he has to go, stay on the path until he gets back to 178. So he's never had to lose more than five pounds, you know. So it's a really interesting thing. If he knows he's going on a vacation or something, he'll get to 178 and then do what he wants on vacation and maybe he gains five pounds on vacation, but comes back and immediately on the straight and narrow. Slow and steady wins the race. Dan: Yeah, this is Dean and Dan having a deep philosophy hour. This was the Sunday philosophy hour with Dean and Dan, that's right. Dean: The double D philosophy hour. That's right. Dan: Yeah, the Calry philosophy hour. Anyway but that's great. Then we'll be able to chat again this evening Over some meat, Over some meat. Yeah you you're gonna have to do with burgers tonight that's right, familiar. Dean: But anyway. So all you guys are more or less coming together, I guess right probably well, joe, yep, joe and me and chad, I think we'll all be over together. All righty, it's all very exciting, dan, I will see you in a few hours. Dan: Thank you okay. Thanks, dean.

57 - Istoričari Ivan Drljača i Nikola Šipka ponovo pričaju pričaju najzanimljivije i najteže ratne priče. Danas nas vode kroz ključne momente jedne od najambicioznijih i najdramatičnijih vojnih operacija u istoriji - Operaciju "Barbarosa", u još jednoj epizodi posvećenoj Drugom svetskom ratu.

56 - Danas zaranjamo u fascinantan svet srednjovekovne Srbije i jednog od najmoćnijih vladara tog doba - Stefana Uroša II Milutina. Njegova vladavina bila je obeležena neverovatnim usponima, burnim ratovima, ali i izuzetnim diplomatskim pobedama. U ovoj epizodi istražujemo kako je Milutin, ne samo uspeo da proširi granice Srbije, već i da izgradi zadužbine koje i danas krase Balkan. Ko je bio Milutin? Kakve je igre moći vodio sa Vizantijom? I kako je njegova politika uticala na sudbinu Srbije u narednim vekovima? Pridružite nam se dok otkrivamo priču o kralju, vladaru, ratniku i graditelju – Stefanu Urošu II Milutinu. O njemu večeras pričaju naši istoričari Ivan Drljača i Nikola Đukić.

U novoj epizodi HistoryCast-a, putujemo u proleće 1940. godine, kada je svet bio svedok dramatičnih događaja koji su zauvek promenili Evropu. Kako je nacistička Nemačka munjevitom brzinom pregazila Francusku? Koje su ključne bitke dovele do pada Pariza? Kako su saveznici potcenili Hitlerove ambicije? "Hitlerovo proleće" – vreme kada se činilo da ništa ne može zaustaviti nacističku ratnu mašineriju! Saznajte sve o vojnim taktikama, sudbonosnim odlukama i ljudskim pričama iz ovog ključnog trenutka u Drugom svetskom ratu. Danas sa vama istoričari Nikola Đukć i Nikola Šipka.