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Daniël is een man in de Bijbel die wordt omschreven als iemand die een "uitnemende geest" heeft. Als gevolg hiervan bracht God hem in de gunst bij de koning, hetgeen leidde tot zijn benoeming boven alle andere leiders van het land. Maar zijn toewijding aan God werd beproefd. De leiders hielden er niet van dat Daniël in de gunst was bij de koning. Dus manipuleerden zij de koning om een regeringsbesluit te ondertekenen waarin het voor iedereen verboden werd om gedurende dertig dagen iemand anders dan de koning te aanbidden. Bij schending van dit besluit werd men in de leeuwenkuil gegooid. Daniël dook niet onder voor dit besluit. Hij was meer bezorgd over zijn toewijding aan God. Als je het verhaal kent, dan weet je dat God hem volledig heeft beschermd en uiteindelijk werd verheerlijkt. Ik wil je aanmoedigen om met diezelfde uitmuntende geest te leven. Wees vastberaden om voor God te leven op elk gebied van je leven. Als je dat doet, zul je aan je ware doel voldoen en God in alles wat je doet verheerlijken, net zoals Daniël. Kort gebed: Heer, ik wijd mijzelf toe aan een leven van uitmuntendheid, net zoals Daniël. Geef in mij een 'uitnemende geest', zodat ik U van harte oprecht mag dienen in alles wat ik doe. Amen — Voor dagelijkse ondersteuning die je herinnert dat God om je geeft, meld je hier aan: ✅ https://www.joyce-meyer.nl/overdenking - voor de dagelijkse overdenking per mail mét audio

Danil Chernyshev: The MIA Product Owner vs. The One Who Owned the Outcome Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Agile and Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes. The Great Product Owner: Communicating Value, Inviting the Right People Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Agile and Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes.   "It's basic Scrum—but it's not basic." - Danil Chernyshev   The best Product Owner Danil ever worked with was Jamie Spence, on a Master Data Management re-architecture at Canadian Tire. The goal wasn't only to upgrade a system—it was to rethink how a major retailer with many different banners should work across all of them. Jamie didn't write user stories; the BAs did that. What he did was communicate, in a super-clear way, the value expected at every step. He didn't attend every daily Scrum, but he was there whenever the team wanted him, allocating his time on demand. He cared about user experience and lived for the feedback loop—"this sprint I want to deliver this part and see how it goes." And he invited the proper stakeholders to each sprint review: a small, deliberately varied group chosen by what had been delivered and whose feedback the team actually needed. As Danil and Vasco agree, it sounds obvious—and that's exactly why it's worth celebrating. Obvious and common are not the same thing.   Self-reflection Question: Does your Product Owner communicate expected value at every step—or just hand over user stories and disappear? The Bad Product Owner: Present on Paper, Missing in Action Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Agile and Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes.   "On paper, you have a Product Owner. But you don't have a Product Owner." - Danil Chernyshev   The most common—and worst—anti-pattern Danil sees is the MIA, or "missing in action," Product Owner: a person with the title who doesn't actually own the product. Sometimes it's a BA or a tech lead wearing the label; sometimes it's someone who simply can't make decisions, or doesn't understand what they're responsible for because they're busy doing another job. The fix starts with clarity: first understand what the product even is, then put in place a Product Owner who makes decisions, owns the end-user experience, and maximizes value. Danil also flags a structural trap—one Product Owner per product, not one per team. He stretches the idea with vivid examples: an Agile coach leading a transformation is effectively the Product Owner of the process, with Scrum Masters as the developers; and Steve Jobs was the Product Owner of the iPhone while also being a customer for other Product Owners building pieces of it. Ownership is about maximizing value for the customer—not about who writes the user stories.   In this segment, we refer to the great Product Owner pattern Danil shares above, and how the Scrum Master's job is to help the Product Owner grow into real ownership.   Self-reflection Question: Is your Product Owner empowered to make decisions and own outcomes—or just a title on an org chart?   [The Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast Recommends]

Danil Chernyshev: Success Is Synergy—When the Team and the Product Both Win Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Agile and Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes.   "Success is when team members say thank you, and praise others for delivering a successful product." - Danil Chernyshev   For Danil, success as a Scrum Master is never one thing—it's a combination. It's the moment team members thank each other and credit the whole group for a product that actually landed with customers. As he reminds us, Scrum Masters, Product Owners, and developers are all there for the same reason: to deliver a product and solve real problems for the end user. A healthy team that has fun together but ships nothing has only spent time and money. A team that delivers but burns everyone out, until no one wants to see each other again, isn't a success either. Real success is the synergy of both: a productive team, happy customers and stakeholders, and people who still have the energy to keep going. Danil also turns the lens inward—success means understanding where you are in your own journey. And it grows from action: when teams get stuck overthinking, he guides them back to what's inside their control, helps them find the smallest valuable step, and gets them experimenting. Start where you are, do what you can, then learn from it.   Self-reflection Question: Are you optimizing for a happy team, a delivered product, or the synergy of both—and how would you know the difference? Featured Retrospective Format for the Week: Lean Coffee (paired with 1-2-4-All and 5 Whys) Danil doesn't lock himself into a single retrospective format—he chooses based on the sprint, guided by "common sense in Scrum." His default is to keep a running list of topics gathered throughout the sprint, then open the retrospective with a Lean Coffee session to democratically decide what to discuss. From there, a light topic gets a quick Lean Coffee conversation, while a deeper one moves into 1-2-4-All from Liberating Structures or a 5 Whys. The non-negotiable for Danil: every retrospective must end with actionable action items. A retro that produces only conversation and no change, he says, was a waste of time—maybe fun, but still a missed opportunity to reflect, learn, and adapt.   [The Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast Recommends]

Danil Chernyshev: Coaching the Outsider In—Helping a Distrustful Team Through Transformation Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Agile and Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes.   "Developers and QAs know each other very well, but they don't trust anybody else." - Danil Chernyshev   This week's coaching conversation starts with a hard situation. A subcontractor's developers—people who had always worked isolated from the business, with no plans and no communication—were brought back inside the "mother firm" as part of a digital transformation. Overnight they faced new teams, Scrum, SDLC, CI/CD, and full transparency. The developers and QAs trusted each other completely and trusted no one else: not the Scrum Master, not the Product Owner, not the BAs. Forced to estimate with story points, every story came back as a 3 or a 5, with no conversation. When Danil asked why, the answer was always "we'll discuss internally and tell you tomorrow"—he suspected a second, hidden daily Scrum without him. As he and Vasco unpack it, the real issue is transparency itself: a team used to hiding now feels exposed and doesn't know the consequences of being open. Vasco offers an experiment—build a "trio" of the Product Owner, the Scrum Master, and one friendly insider from the team to prepare refinements together. The Product Owner is always the outsider; pairing them with a trusted insider lets ideas and experiments spread faster. Before you can improve the Scrum, you first have to bring the outsiders in.   Self-reflection Question: Where on your team is trust the real bottleneck—and who is the "insider" who could help an outsider earn it?   [The Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast Recommends]

Danil Chernyshev: Why Teams Always Adapt—And How Bad Rules Push Them Into Zombie Scrum Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Agile and Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes.   "Teams always adapt. You only get to decide what they adapt to." - Danil Chernyshev   Most dysfunction doesn't start with the team—it starts with the structure around them. Danil shares the story of a classic metrics-driven organization where Scrum Masters reported to a dedicated manager who measured their success by team velocity. That manager tracked retrospectives in a separate log, and would show up at the daily Scrum to confirm everyone answered the three questions. The result was predictable: the retrospective became a clock to survive, the daily became a checkbox with no real conversation, and velocity turned into theater—stories closed as "done," then reopened as "part two" in the next sprint. There was never a real done increment. Danil refuses to blame the team. They were doing exactly what teams always do—adapting to survive the rules and boundaries handed to them. As he and Vasco explore, the only real choice a leader has is not whether a team adapts, but what they adapt to. Dictate bureaucracy, and they'll adapt to surviving it. That's how productive, enjoyable work quietly turns into zombie Scrum. Servant leadership exists precisely so someone helps the team adapt toward value—not toward compliance.   In this segment, we talk about User Story Mapping by Jeff Patton and Peter Economy, and you can hear Jeff Patton on the podcast.   Self-reflection Question: Look at a behavior on your team you find frustrating—what rule or structure might that team be adapting to in order to survive? Featured Book of the Week: Actionable Agile Metrics for Predictability by Daniel Vacanti Danil calls this book eye-opening. It changed how he thinks about metrics—not as a reporting tool for executives, but as something teams can use for themselves to understand what to do next and how to improve. As he puts it, "after that book, you will probably know that a lot of cumulative flow diagrams that you saw in your past, they doesn't work well, and need to be rebuilt." The book makes flow metrics serve the team first, while still giving leadership the transparency they need. You can also hear Daniel Vacanti on the podcast, and get the book here: Actionable Agile Metrics for Predictability by Daniel Vacanti.   [The Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast Recommends]

Danil Chernyshev: Forged in the Fire—Why the Scrum Master Role Tests Even Experienced Leaders Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Agile and Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes.   "From my story, you can probably say that I was forged in the fire." - Danil Chernyshev   Danil had already climbed the ladder. He started with Scrum in 2010 as a developer, grew into a development manager, and reached executive level, running a department of 70 developers in his home country. Then he immigrated to Canada and had to start his career fresh. Certified by Scrum.org as both Scrum Master and Product Owner, the first role he landed was Scrum Master—and that's where the trouble began. He knew SDLC inside out, he knew how developers think, he knew Scrum from the trenches. What he didn't know was how to be a servant leader: how to balance serving and leading, how to measure his own success, how to even notice the small wins. After years at the top, he was suddenly the person who knew the least. In this episode, Danil shares why he stayed in the role instead of walking away—he loves building processes that help teams evolve, and he couldn't resist a real challenge. His advice to anyone at that same crossroads: be patient, reflect, build a feedback loop, and never stop learning. A certification proves you understand the base theory. Everything that matters comes after.   In this episode, we refer to the Tuckman model of team development, and how the storming phase tests every team—and every newcomer.   Self-reflection Question: When was the last time you were the person on the team who "knew the least"—and what did that teach you about your own growth?   [The Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast Recommends]

11 powerful lessons drawn from over a decade of teaching the Wim Hof Method around the world. The discussion explored firsthand insights on topics such as reconditioning the nervous system, building authentic confidence through experience, the vital role of awareness in habits, and the difference between knowing and embodying a practice. Several points were raised, including the importance of teaching with both skill and heart, treating each moment as a new experience, the transformative power of mindset and visualization, and learning to conquer through surrender. A key theme that emerged was the incredible strength found in community and the value of being dynamic in one's approach to both challenge and relaxation. This episode is a tribute to the lessons, growth, and human connections discovered through a transformational journey with the Wim Hof Method. Thank you for listening. Share it with your network and if you like it give it ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.  Don't forget to subscribe so you will never miss an episode. Let's connect online: 1. INSTAGRAM: https://snip.ly/2ognlc 2. LINKEDIN: https://snip.ly/u6w6dg 3. WEBSITE: https://snip.ly/ys5h59 Questions? Email us at: contact@danielkluken.com Sequence of Topics Covered Introduction: Reflecting on 11 Years of Teaching the Wim Hof Method Retirement from being a certified Wim Hof Method instructor 00:06 Early days of the method with limited protocols and science 00:18 Personal lessons learned beyond official manuals 01:11 Role in training new instructors 00:53 Lesson 1: Reconditioning vs. Regulating the Nervous System Distinction between regulation and reprogramming 01:26 Nervous system responses as programmed predictions 01:43 Importance of rewriting internal programming for lasting change 02:26 Lesson 2: Building Confidence Through Experience Confidence as an outcome of repeated positive experiences 03:24 Initial discomfort and overcoming fear 03:52 Applicability beyond the Wim Hof Method to various life situations 04:09 Lesson 3: Awareness Prevents Habits from Becoming Empty Necessity of maintaining awareness in practices (breathwork, meditation, etc.) 04:36 Dangers of autopilot and loss of benefits 05:40 Example of a client regressing despite consistent practice due to lack of awareness 05:07 Lesson 4: Embodying Knowledge Rather Than Merely Understanding Difference between intellectual knowledge and lived experience 05:55 The process: knowledge → integration → embodiment 07:02 Personal anecdote with Wim's “just do it” advice 07:15 Lesson 5: Teaching with the Heart (Not Just from It) Critique of teaching solely from personal experience 08:08 Necessity of building professional teaching skills 09:16 Importance of structure in creating safety for learners 09:22 Warning against simplistic “teaching from the heart” approaches 09:48 Distinction between being an inspirator and a teacher 10:02 Lesson 6: Every Time is a New Experience Incompleteness of our mental archives and predictions 11:02 Treating each practice as unique; “always be a student” 12:21 Personal development and humility after years of teaching 12:27 Lesson 7: Visualization—See It in Your Mind, Make It Real Power of mental imagery in influencing physical state 12:46 Mind and body as a unified system 13:10 Example of using visualization to prevent shivering after cold exposure 14:05 Broader use of visualization in sports and high-performance contexts 15:19 Awareness as the first step for change 15:39 Lesson 8: Conquering Through Surrendering Personal story of first cold exposure and initial “conquer” mentality 15:50 Realization that surrendering to the elements is more effective 16:49 Contrast between trying to control vs. relaxing into discomfort 17:13 Application to daily life: “saying yes” to situations rather than always trying to control 17:19 Lesson 9: Stronger Together—The Power of Group Dynamics Examples of greater resilience and performance in group settings 18:01 Dramatic improvement in endurance during group cold exposure 18:53 Importance of mutual care and collective effort 19:07 Lesson 10: Embrace Dynamic Balance (Stress and Recovery) Early enthusiasm for only seeking out stress and discomfort 19:20 Argument for balance between stress (cold, workouts) and relaxation (warmth, downtime) 20:03 Suggestion to also explore “middle ground” activities (like relaxed yoga) 20:23 Lesson 11: Expanding What's Possible—A Tribute Story Story of challenging the assumption that large groups couldn't summit together 21:14 Training for teamwork and collective care to achieve the impossible 21:38 General lesson: questioning our limitations and opening to new possibilities 22:21 Conclusion: Gratitude and Invitation to Engage Gratitude to Wim, colleagues, students, and the community 22:55 Encouragement to interact and reflect 23:10

Je bent al licht en liefde. Maar je bent het vergeten bij je geboorte — en dat vergeten is precies het geschenk dat het leven zinvol maakt. Daniël Derweduwen, bijgenaamd de Heldman, is Ayurvedisch therapeut en specialist in de Germaanse geneeskunde van Dr. Hamer. In dit gesprek met Timothy en Tom gaat hij bijna drie uur lang dieper dan je zou verwachten.Via het concept van het gouden muntstuk — de levensenergie die elk kind als overlevingsstrategie afgeeft aan zijn ouders — toont Daniël hoe vroegkinderlijk trauma de blauwdruk legt voor patronen in het volwassen leven. Non-dualisme, Ayurveda, kwantumfysica en de Germaanse geneeskunde vormen samen een coherent kader: je lichaam is geen vijand, je symptomen zijn geen toeval, en je trauma is een zegen die je aan jezelf hebt gegeven.Praktisch en diep tegelijk: Daniël deelt een concrete focusoefening waarmee je het rationele, duale denken kunt parkeren — en van daaruit de vrije wil terug in eigen handen nemen. Bewustzijn, verantwoordelijkheid en zelfliefde krijgen hier een betekenis die je niet snel vergeet."Veel mensen die sterven, komen tot de ervaring dat ze hun leven hebben overleefd in plaats van dat ze hun leven hebben geleefd."Als je ooit het gevoel had dat je jezelf kwijt bent, of dat jouw energie altijd naar anderen vloeit — dan is deze aflevering voor jou.

Haciendo uso de su particular sentido del humor, Dani López nos relata cómo ha llegado a la conclusión de que a medida que te haces mayor, tus gustos cambian.

Send us Fan MailLydia Daniël wordt regelmatig uitgemaakt voor 'TERF' (Trans-Exclusionary Radical Feminist), een term die zij inmiddels als geuzennaam heeft omarmd. In gesprek met Ancilla van de Leest vertelt zij over haar persoonlijke wake-upcall en waarom zij zich is gaan uitspreken over genderideologie, vrouwenrechten en de volgens haar belangen achter de snel groeiende transbeweging.Aan bod komen onder meer het omstreden 'Dutch Protocol', de toename van medische transities, de vraag waarom steeds meer mensen – en ook minderjarigen – in transitie gaan, en welke rol volgens Daniël economische en maatschappelijke belangen daarbij spelen. Ook bespreekt zij de positie van vrouwen, mannen in vrouwengevangenissen, de bedreigingen waarmee critici te maken krijgen en de invloed van woke taal- en wetswijzigingen. Een uitgebreid gesprek over een onderwerp dat wereldwijd tot felle discussies leidt.Support the showWaardeer je deze video('s)? Like deze video, abonneer je op ons kanaal en steun de onafhankelijke journalistiek van blckbx met een donatieWil je op de hoogte blijven?Telegram - https://t.me/blckbxtvTwitter -   / blckbxnews Facebook -   / blckbx.tv Instagram - ...

In deze afsluitende les van het boek Daniël staan we stil bij de grote lijnen van Gods heilsplan. Daniël 12 richt onze blik op de opstanding, het oordeel en de uiteindelijke overwinning van Gods volk. Te midden van een wereld vol onzekerheid en verandering ontdekken we dat Jezus Christus gisteren, vandaag en tot in eeuwigheid Dezelfde is.De les laat zien dat er uiteindelijk slechts twee groepen mensen zijn: zij die zich door God laten reinigen en Zijn waarheid aannemen, en zij die Zijn genade blijven verwerpen. De gelovigen worden beschreven als verstandigen die zullen schitteren als de sterren aan het hemelgewelf, omdat zij niet alleen zelf het licht van Christus hebben aangenomen, maar ook anderen naar Hem hebben geleid.Daarnaast worden we herinnerd aan het belang van het onderzoeken van Gods Woord. De profetieën van Daniël, die lange tijd verzegeld waren, zijn in de eindtijd geopend om Gods volk richting, hoop en zekerheid te geven. De boodschap van Daniël en Openbaring roept ons op om trouw te blijven aan God, Zijn geboden te bewaren en ons geloof volledig op Christus te stellen.Het boek eindigt met een persoonlijke belofte aan Daniël: hij mag rusten in de zekerheid dat hij op Gods tijd zal opstaan om zijn eeuwige erfenis te ontvangen. Diezelfde hoop geldt ook voor ons. Ondanks alle verwarring, crises en veranderingen in deze wereld mogen wij uitzien naar de dag waarop Jezus terugkeert en Zijn kinderen voor altijd bij Zich neemt.

Wat heeft een droom van een Babylonische koning uit 605 v.Chr. te maken met de wereld van vandaag? In deze preek duiken we verder dan de bekende politieke uitleg van Daniël 2. We ontdekken dat het enorme standbeeld van goud, zilver, brons en ijzer niet alleen een profetische kaart van de geschiedenis is, maar een spiegel voor ons eigen maatschappij en geestelijke leven.Ben jij gebouwd op het leem van eigen kunnen, of sta je op de enige fundering die de eeuwigheid aankan? Ontdek hoe God onze zwakheid wil vermengen met Zijn kracht om ons klaar te maken voor de komst van de Steen: Jezus Christus.

In deze studie focussen we op Daniël en het verhaal van de ondergang van het koninkrijk Babylon en de oorzaak daarvan. Want wat gebeurde er precies in die laatste avond en waarom werd Daniël naar voren geroepen om iets uit te leggen?

Amerikaanse elite-eenheden gebruikten deze technologie om ziekte te signaleren vóór het zich in het lichaam manifesteert.In deze aflevering ga ik in gesprek met Daniel Zavrel, eigenaar van Owner Consciouz, over de Body Mind Scan en ConsciouzScan technologie: een methode die via frequenties en energetische metingen fysieke, mentale en emotionele disbalans zichtbaar maakt — zelfs op basis van een foto, haar of nagel.We praten over hoe deze technologie werd ontwikkeld voor leger en topsport, waarom clubs als PSV en AZ ermee werkten, en hoe je hiermee stress, tekorten, virussen, bacteriën en diepere emotionele patronen vroeg kunt opsporen.Maar ook over de grotere vraag: wat zegt het over wie wij werkelijk zijn als ons lichaam niet alleen fysiek, maar ook energetisch gelezen kan worden?

In deze Les van het nieuwe kwartaal lezen we over de eerste ervaring van Daniël en zijn vrienden. Wat kunnen we tot op de dag van vandaag van ze leren aangaande standvastigheid en onze relatie met God?

Artist: Danil Bilialov / Vogel (Goa, India / Russia) Name: Live@MIR GOA | ROOM124 | 23.02.26 Genre: Electronic / Tech House Release Date: 29.03.2026 Exclusive: Deep House Moscow Danil Bilialov: @danil_bilialov Instagram: www.instagram.com/danil_bilialov VK: vk.com/danil_bilialov Vogel: @aztecmystic Instagram: www.instagram.com/vogel__dj MIR - Music Is Religion: t.me/MIRcommun Instagram: www.instagram.com/mircommune CONTACT (DHM): Telegram ‒ t.me/sash_msk Email — deephousemoscow@hotmail.com Follow us: www.facebook.com/deephousemsk/ www.instagram.com/deephousemoscow/ vk.com/deephousemsk/

Daniël Douma preekt over het thema "Is Gods verhaal ook jouw verhaal?" n.a.v. Handelingen 13:26-29

Ongeveer een half jaar na de moord op Charlie Kirk blik ik samen met Sola Veritas terug op wat deze gebeurtenis teweeg heeft gebracht. We staan ook stil bij de vraag of er in Nederland meer besef begint te ontstaan van de maatschappelijke relevantie van christendom. Kan het soort debat dat Charlie Kirk aanging ook op Nederlandse universiteiten? Sola Veritas: https://solaveritas.nl/Muziek: Khi Rho Beats

Ervaring voor Beginners is een podcast-serie waarin Theo Maassen (Oegstgeest, 1966) exact 60 minuten praat met makers over de kunst van het maken. In deze aflevering: Daniël Lohues (Emmen, 1971) zanger, muzikant en producer. Over de kunst juist in je comfortzone te blijven. “Ik moest eigenlijk een mini-kabel in mijn kop kunnen stoppen en dat dat dan op band komt”. De opname was op 24 februari 2026.

Presentator Bemshi de Visser van De Nacht van BNNVara gaat in gesprek met regisseur Daniël Herter. Vorig jaar bracht hij zijn documentaire 'Island of Hope' uit. In Tanzania bestaan er diepgewortelde vooroordelen en mythes over mensen met albinisme — zij leven er vaak in gevaar. 'Island of Hope' gaat over het eiland Ukerewe, een plek waar mensen met albinisme in relatieve veiligheid kunnen leven. 

Wij zijn niet van deze wereld. Maar we leven, wonen en werken hier wel. Hoe werkt dat dan precies? In deze serie gaan we aan de slag met het Bijbelboek Daniël, en we leren van hem en zijn vrienden wat het betekent om ‘hemelburgers' te zijn in deze wereld. We mogen onze plek innemen als enerzijds vreemdelingen, en anderzijds als koninklijke priesters, om in de voetstappen van Jezus te wandelen en tot zegen te zijn. 22-02-2026. Oscar Biesheuvel

Anne-Maartje is dit weekend vrij, daarom hoor je vanavond Melchior Huurdeman in deze uitzending van Vrije Geluiden! Deze zaterdagavond neemt hij je mee door het leven en werk van cellist en componist Daniël van Goens, én pianist en componist Jean Wiéner! Daarnaast hoor je ook een diepgaand interview met Doris Hochscheid. Gedraaid in de uitzending: Daniël van Goens - Deux Pieces op.1 Daniël van Goens - Chant Élégiaque Jean Wiéner - Touchez-pas au grisbi Jean Wiéner - Le crime d'Amour Billy Arnold's American Novelty Band - Stop It Jean Wiéner - Sonatine syncopée George Gershwin - These Charming People Philip Glass - Vioolconcert no.1

Wij zijn niet van deze wereld. Maar we leven, wonen en werken hier wel. Hoe werkt dat dan precies? In deze serie gaan we aan de slag met het Bijbelboek Daniël, en we leren van hem en zijn vrienden wat het betekent om ‘hemelburgers' te zijn in deze wereld. We mogen onze plek innemen als enerzijds vreemdelingen, en anderzijds als koninklijke priesters, om in de voetstappen van Jezus te wandelen en tot zegen te zijn. 15-02-2026, Geert van den Enden

¡Y por fin se consiguió! Ese ansiado octavo título, tras 10 años de sequía, y ante el rival que tantas derrotas nos había infringido en esta década. España es campeona y lo celebramos con el homenaje a los campeones, y un debate sobre lo que pasó en semifinales y esa gran final, con Dani López y Emen Risso.

Wij zijn niet van deze wereld. Maar we leven, wonen en werken hier wel. Hoe werkt dat dan precies? In deze serie gaan we aan de slag met het Bijbelboek Daniël, en we leren van hem en zijn vrienden wat het betekent om ‘hemelburgers' te zijn in deze wereld. We mogen onze plek innemen als enerzijds vreemdelingen, en anderzijds als koninklijke priesters, om in de voetstappen van Jezus te wandelen en tot zegen te zijn. 08-02-2026, Marcel van Noort

Wij zijn niet van deze wereld. Maar we leven, wonen en werken hier wel. Hoe werkt dat dan precies? In deze serie gaan we aan de slag met het Bijbelboek Daniël, en we leren van hem en zijn vrienden wat het betekent om ‘hemelburgers' te zijn in deze wereld. We mogen onze plek innemen als enerzijds vreemdelingen, en anderzijds als koninklijke priesters, om in de voetstappen van Jezus te wandelen en tot zegen te zijn. 01-02-2026, Oscar Biesheuvel

The construction industry has digitized, but the insurance industry hasn't kept up. Most carriers still price risk based on outdated proxies, ignoring the massive amount of real-time safety and operational data available through tools like Procore and Samsara. This disconnect means safer, tech-forward contractors are subsidizing the premiums of their higher-risk competitors.My guest, Danil Kolesnikov, Founding Engineer at Shepherd, joins me to discuss how they are using technology to fix insurance pricing. We dive into Shepherd's thesis that contractors who use software to manage their jobsites are inherently better risks and should be priced accordingly. Danil explains the engineering behind their proprietary underwriting platform, how the "Shepherd Savings" program turns software usage into premium credits, and why accurate, data-driven pricing is the only way to build a sustainable book in high-hazard industries.Chapters:(00:00:00) Using Technology To Better Price Insurance Risk (00:02:15) The Thesis: Why Tech Adoption Indicates Lower Risk (00:04:20) Build vs. Buy: Engineering a Proprietary Underwriting Platform (00:07:45) Efficiency in Pricing: The Value of the "Speed to No" (00:13:15) Navigating Complex Markets: Pricing Risk in CA and NY (00:16:40) Shepherd Savings: Converting Data into Premium Reductions (00:20:10) Scaling the Book: Using AI to Enhance Underwriting Precision▶▶ Sign Up For Your Free Discovery Callhttp://completegameu.com/agaCONNECT WITH ANDY NEARY

Artist: Danil Bilialov (Goa, India / Russia) Name: Downtempo Steps | November, 2025 Genre: Downtempo Release Date: 29.11.2025 Exclusive: Deep House Moscow Danil Bilialov: @danil_bilialov Instagram: www.instagram.com/danil_bilialov VK: vk.com/danil_bilialov MIR - Music Is Religion: t.me/MIRcommun Instagram: www.instagram.com/mircommune CONTACT (DHM): Email — deephousemoscow@hotmail.com Follow us: www.facebook.com/deephousemsk/ www.instagram.com/deephousemoscow/ vk.com/deephousemsk/

Daniël Lohues zit bij Gijs Groenteman in de archiefkast voor een gesprek over muziek en het leven. Lohues vertelt over zijn best of-album ‘Verzamelaar’, die bestaat uit 24 nummers die de kern van zijn leven en werk reflecteren.. Het gesprek gaat verder over zijn liefde voor gitaren, de rol van muziek in zijn jeugd en hoe hij zijn liedjes schrijft, vaak ingegeven door alledaagse momenten. Bekijk dit gesprek ook als video. Presentatie: Gijs GroentemanRedactie: Julia van AlemMontage: Lisette SpiegelerEindredactie: Jasper VeenstraSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

De droom van koning Nebukadnessar onthult een waarheid die vandaag de dag nog steeds relevant is: wereldrijken en hun macht blijken tijdelijk en vergankelijk. Maar wat onderscheidt deze machten van het eeuwige koninkrijk van God dat nooit zal verdwijnen?

In deze derde aflevering met cabaretier Daniël Arends verkennen Alex en Daniël de verrassende parallellen tussen het podium en het voetbalveld. Van de spanning voor een optreden tot de strategie tijdens een "wedstrijd". Alex vertelt over de kwalificatieroute van Indonesië, Daniël op zijn beurt overde formaliteit van grappen. Hoe belangrijk is "verbale lenigheid"? En wat is het belang van ad-rem zijn? Valt dat weg in de voorbereiding op de grap?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

De tweede aflevering met Daniël Arends begint met Daniël die Alex de spiegel voorhoudt en de vragen eens aan hem stelt, in plaats van andersom. Hierdoor stuiten de heren op onderwerpen als het leven in het hier en nu, tevredenheid, het gezinsleven en omgang met mensen.Verder bespreken ze de verschillen en overeenkomsten tussen kunst en sport. Over één overeenkomst zijn de heren het snel eens: Nederland telt achttien miljoen bondscoaches die van alles vinden, maar er niet per se verstand van hebben.Ook gaat het over het belang van het gezinsleven, Roger Federer en de historische promotie van Alex met Almere City FC!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In deze bomvolle aflevering gaat Alex Pastoor in gesprek met Daniël Arends, theatermaker en cabaretier, of zoals hij het zelf beschrijft: openbaar spreker. De heren gaan op zoek naar paralellen en overeenkomsten en vinden die in de kunst van liveoptredens, de Indonesische hitte, boerenkool en het verschil tussen kunstenaars en atleten.Verder gaat het over solisten en teamspelers. Hoe het verschil in cultuur wedstrijden kan winnen en zo hard willen werken dat je niet meer kan verliezen.Alex deelt zijn visie hoe je zo goed mogelijk een boodschap over kan brengen, Daniël legt uit wat de kunst is van het niet geloven van die boodschap. Tot slot komen de stellingen en thema’s als adoptie, religie en omhalen in de kruising voorbij. Genoeg redenen om te luisteren dus!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Artist: Danil Bilialov / Vogel (Goa, India / Russia) Name: LIVE@MIR GOA | ROOM124 Genre: Electronic / Tech House Release Date: 30.09.2025 Exclusive: Deep House Moscow Danil Bilialov: @danil_bilialov Instagram: www.instagram.com/danil_bilialov VK: vk.com/danil_bilialov Vogel: @aztecmystic MIR - Music Is Religion: t.me/MIRcommun Instagram: www.instagram.com/mircommune CONTACT (DHM): Email — deephousemoscow@hotmail.com Follow us: www.facebook.com/deephousemsk/ www.instagram.com/deephousemoscow/ vk.com/deephousemsk/

Met vandaag: Wilma Borgman en Wilfried de Jong in gesprek met demissionair premier Dick Schoof | De politieke column van Patrick Nederkoorn | Rob Jetten en Henri Bontenbal over constructief oppositie voeren | Daniël Kolf won de Theo d'Or voor zijn rol in 'De dood van Benny Simons' | Presentatie: Wilfried de Jong

Introduction Josh Hollander is joined on this episode of the Insurtech Leadership Podcast by Danil Kolesnikov, founding engineer at Shepherd. Danil was the company's first hire back in 2021, and he has helped build Shepherd from an early stage bet into one of the fastest growing insurtechs in the construction space. The conversation covers what convinced Danil to join a pre revenue startup, why Shepherd chose to build its own policy admin system instead of buying one off the shelf, and how the company thinks about hiring, culture, and technical debt as it scales. Danil also shares a bold prediction for how AI will reshape mid market underwriting over the next several years. This is a candid look inside the engineering decisions and leadership lessons behind one of insurtech's most talked about construction MGAs. Guest Bio Danil Kolesnikov is the founding engineer at Shepherd, a construction focused MGA that insures general liability, umbrella liability, and workers compensation across the excess and primary markets, and has recently expanded into property with a builders risk offering. Before joining Shepherd as its first hire, Danil worked on experimentation frameworks at Fanatics. He holds a Bachelor of Science from San Jose State University. Key Topics Why Danil bet on Shepherd early. Danil explains what drew him to join as Shepherd's first hire, pointing to the strength of the founding team and the lessons he carried over from working with data and experimentation at Fanatics. The build versus buy decision on policy admin systems. Shepherd evaluated every policy admin system on the market and was unsatisfied, especially given vendors charging two to three percent of the entire premium book. The team decided to build in house instead. Winner takes best, not winner takes all. Shepherd is selective about which construction risks it insures. Danil explains why that selectivity, combined with how complex and hazardous construction risk is, made a bespoke underwriting platform worth the investment. Hiring for ambiguity and culture. Danil talks about screening for comfort with ambiguity, the company's Cross the Aisle core value, and why Shepherd's in person, five day a week culture built empathy between engineering and underwriting from day one. Where AI is actually delivering value in insurance. Danil shares where he has seen AI fall short of the hype, such as replacing OCR for parsing loss runs, and where it genuinely shines, including generative use cases like referral documents. A bold prediction for underwriting's future. Danil predicts AI will fully underwrite most mid market, five figure premium deals within the next several years, while high touch human relationships remain essential for larger accounts. Notable Quotes "We are not in the business of winner takes all. We are in the business of winner takes best." "The only thing that is constant is people. It's very hard to change the early team, and the early team will shape the next team." "You can't know exactly where you're going and the exact coordinates, but as long as directionally you're correct, you will be good." "I would go as far as to say AI will actually replace the underwriter end to end. The broker will call the AI." Resources Guest Shepherd: https://www.shepherdinsurance.com Danil Kolesnikov on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danilkolesnikov/ Host and Organization Joshua R. Hollander on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshuarhollander/ Horton International (USA): https://www.horton-usa.com/ Insurtech Leadership Podcast: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/insurtech-leadership-show Subscribe and Review If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe on your favorite platform and leave a review. The Insurtech Leadership Podcast is available on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify.

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This episode was a podcast recorded for the Eigenwijsheid podcast hosted by Steff Runderkamp. The description below is from his podcast: 75% of all suicides are committed by men. And yet, we rarely talk about what's really going on inside. In this episode, I speak with Daniel Kluken, international trainer and mentor for high-performing men, about the emotional world many men are disconnected from. We dive into uncomfortable but necessary topics: men's mental health, porn use as a way to escape, emotional numbness and isolation, and the deep process of coming back home to your body, your truth, and your power. This is not just a conversation for men but for anyone who lives with, loves, or supports them. ------------------ Thank you for listening. Share it with your network and if you like it give it ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.  Don't forget to subscribe so you will never miss an episode. Let's connect online: 1. INSTAGRAM: https://snip.ly/2ognlc 2. LINKEDIN: https://snip.ly/u6w6dg 3. WEBSITE: https://snip.ly/ys5h59 Questions? Email us at: contact@danielkluken.com

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The CPG Guys are joined in this episode by Daniël van Gool, VP of Fulfillment Strategies & Solutions at Ahold Delhaize USA.Find Daniel on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dvangool/Find AD USA on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ahold-delhaize-usa/Find AD USA online at: https://www.adusa.com/Daniël answers these questions:You are an OG of ecommerce, going back as far as early 2000's. What changes have you seen over the years? The latest conversation and buzz in the industry is that ecommerce and omnichannel is taking a backseat given the volume challenges and that instore back to basics is everything. Is this what you see? Another common myth is that ecommerce of any sort including click & collect is a profit negative proposition. If so, why is it such a focus and also growing nation wide? Data – I have to imagine you are in the midst of all kinds of analysis and algorithms all the time. Can you give us an overview of the types of data that matter and how does POS sales data inform your decision making, especially customer loyalty? Home delivery – dead or alive? Why? Can you take us behind the scenes of what it takes to build a retail fulfillment network? What's involved ? Are there DC's, the challenges and what you face everyday to keep it running? What metrics matter the most in your role? How do you optimize these metrics to deliver for your customer? How do you work with the merchandising and space planning teams in your role? Do you share data with each other? Does one decision from you or them impact what either of you have to deliver for your customer? You have 5 banners that operate fairly independently – both promotional and assortment. How do you manage this complexity? Finally, what trends are you following in the industry? What concerns you the most? CPG Guys Website: http://CPGguys.comFMCG Guys Website: http://FMCGguys.comCPG Scoop Website: http://CPGscoop.comSubscribe to Chain Drug Review here: https://chaindrugreview.com/#/portal/signupSubscribe to Mass Market Retailers here: https://massmarketretailers.com/#/portal/signupDISCLAIMER: The content in this podcast episode is provided for general informational purposes only. By listening to our episode, you understand that no information contained in this episode should be construed as advice from CPGGUYS, LLC or the individual author, hosts, or guests, nor is it intended to be a substitute for research on any subject matter. Reference to any specific product or entity does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by CPGGUYS, LLC. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. CPGGUYS LLC expressly disclaims any and all liability or responsibility for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential or other damages arising out of any individual's use of, reference to, or inability to use this podcast or the information we presented in this podcast.

Deze week verschijnt het boek ‘Dit kan geen toeval zijn', van cabaretier Lisa Loeb en socioloog en politicoloog Daniel Paarlberg, waarin ze de meest uiteenlopende complottheorieën en wat er allemaal achter schuilgaat, behandelen. Naast het boek hebben Loeb en Paarlberg ook de succesvolle podcast ‘De Complottenpiramide', waarmee ze wekelijks duizenden luisteraars meenemen in de wereld van complottheorieën.  Presentatie: Willemijn Veenhoven

Daniël Lohues is componist, zanger, producer en columnist. Hij brak in de jaren negentig door als zanger van Skik, met hits als ‘Op fietse' en ‘'t Giet zoals 't giet'. Sindsdien maakt hij solo muziek als singer-songwriter, componist en producer, met een sterke voorkeur voor het Drents. Voor zijn bijdrage aan de Drentse cultuur ontving hij in 2020 de Culturele Prijs van Drenthe. Nu komt hij met zijn nieuwste album ‘En zo is't gaon', die hij in theaters zal spelen, vergezeld door Bernard Gepken op gitaar en Reyer Zwart op bas. In het concert staan liedjes en verhalen uit zijn oeuvre centraal. Thema's als thuiskomen, afscheid, troost en verlangen komen voorbij. Ernst en humor houden elkaar in evenwicht, in de herkenbare stijl van Lohues. Femke van der Laan gaat met Daniël Lohues in gesprek.

Enjoying the Ecommerce Coffee Break Podcast? Here are a few ways to grow your business: https://ecommercecoffeebreak.com/level-up/ ---In today's episode, we dive into why the influencer marketing landscape has evolved beyond simple paid or organic approaches.  Joining us is Danil Saliukov, CEO & co-founder of Insense, who explains how combining both strategies creates maximum impact, with particular focus on the growing importance of "whitelisting" - running ads through influencer handles.  The discussion covers finding the right content creators, crafting effective briefs, and leveraging TikTok Shop not just as a sales channel but as a powerful product discovery platform that can complement existing e-commerce platforms like Amazon and Shopify. Special offer for our listeners: Book a demo with Insense to claim your $200 bonus at https://hubs.la/Q039VGYJ0 Topics discussed in this episode: Why influencer marketing is no longer just paid or organic – it's both. How whitelisting influencers in ads boosts performance. What makes UGC scalable and impactful in paid campaigns. Why clear, focused briefs lead to better content. How to find the right creators based on your goals. Why TikTok Shop changes the game for product discovery. How gifting filters top influencers with low risk. Why TikTok content can spike Amazon sales indirectly. What to pay influencers – pricing models that work. Why channel diversification is key to brand survival. Links & Resources Book a call to claim your $200 bonus: https://hubs.la/Q039VGYJ0 Website: https://insense.pro/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danil-saliukov/ X/Twitter: https://x.com/DanilSalukov Get access to more free resources by visiting the show notes athttps://tinyurl.com/yt3jvj4j MORE RESOURCES Store Optimization Beginners Guide: Instant PDF Download! It's FREE.

Google Analytics shows you what users do — but it can't tell you why. In this episode, Daniël Granja Baltazar explains how qualitative research reveals the story behind the numbers, helping marketers improve conversion, fix broken journeys, and build better customer experiences.With real examples from his work at Vodafone Business, Daniël shares how interviews, mini surveys, and sales-marketing collaboration uncover insights that dashboards miss. Whether you're running experiments, building landing pages, or managing customer journeys — this episode will change how you think about research.

In this episode, I chatted with Danil Nevsky, the cocktailman, and the indie bartender. He has become one of the most prolific bartending personalities in the world, this is a great chat for young bartenders. FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM – Shawn Soole https://www.instagram.com/shawnsoole/Soole Hospitality Conceptshttps://www.instagram.com/soolehospitalityconcepts/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER -https://twitter.com/ShawnSooleFOLLOW US ON YOUTUBE - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGgDDJZM7HvJiQCaqmXEVNA

Join us for a conversation with Danil Nevsky, entrepreneur, bartender, and founder of Indie Bartender. In this episode, he shares his insights on independent bartending, brand collaborations, and the future of the industry. From creative cocktail development to building a personal brand, Danil offers invaluable advice for bartenders looking to break free from the traditional mold. Don't miss this inspiring discussion with one of the most dynamic voices in the cocktail world. ____________________________________ Join us every Monday as acclaimed bartender, Erick Castro, interviews some of the bar industry's top talents from around the world, including bartenders, distillers & authors. If you love cocktails & spirits then this award-winning podcast is just for you. SUPPORT US ON PATREON: Get early access to episodes, exclusive bonus episodes, special content and more: https://www.patreon.com/BartenderAtLarge WATCH OUR VIDEOS ON YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/bartenderatlarge FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: Erick Castro: www.instagram.com/HungryBartender Bartender at Large: www.instagram.com/BartenderAtLarge FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: Erick Castro: www.twitter.com/HungryBartender Bartender at Large: www.twitter.com/BartendAtLarge  

Danil Mikhailov, Executive Director of Data.org, on AI for Social Impact. Established five years ago by the Rockefeller Foundation and the Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth, Data.org is a nonprofit dedicated to advancing the use of data and AI for social good.  The rapid evolution of AI and data science presents both an unprecedented opportunity and a growing challenge for the social impact sector. While AI-powered tools have the potential to enhance decision-making, streamline operations, and increase efficiency, the gap between the private sector's adoption of AI and the ability of nonprofits to leverage these technologies remains significant. One of the most immediate impacts of AI on data work is its ability to automate many traditionally labor-intensive tasks, from data cleaning and visualisation to sophisticated data analysis. For social impact organisations, this represents a powerful efficiency boost, particularly for those with limited resources. Yet, while AI can enhance accessibility to data and streamline its use, it cannot replace human judgment, particularly in contexts involving vulnerable communities. The ethical deployment of AI remains paramount, and organisations must ensure that human oversight is preserved in critical decision-making processes. Beyond efficiency gains, AI is also reshaping how nonprofits and global grant-making organisations assess impact. Many NGOs possess vast repositories of historical data that remain largely untapped due to resource constraints. AI-driven document analysis and natural language processing are now unlocking these archives, enabling organisations to extract meaningful insights and make data-driven decisions.  The conversation also delves into the broader ethical considerations of AI, particularly the risks associated with overcorrection in training data. AI models are designed to reflect the information they are fed, and any attempt to engineer ethical biases — whether to correct for historical exclusions or to impose specific viewpoints — must be handled with caution. The balance between mitigating bias and preserving accuracy remains a complex challenge, as evidenced by recent controversies over AI-generated historical imagery that distorted reality in the name of diversity. The takeaway is that ethical AI cannot be an afterthought. It must be integrated into the design and development process from the outset, ensuring that social scientists, ethicists, and technologists collaborate in real-time rather than operating in silos. Thank you for downloading this episode of the Do One Better Podcast. Visit our Knowledge Hub at Lidji.org for information on 300 case studies and interviews with remarkable leaders in philanthropy, sustainability and social entrepreneurship.    

Send us a Text Message.The importance of human connections and personalized interactions in influencer marketing is underscored, highlighting the need for fair compensation for creators and the value of simplifying and streamlining influencer marketing processes.In this episode, Jordan West with Danil, CEO and co-founder of Insense Pro, to dive deep into the world of influencer marketing, affiliate marketing, and creating authentic relationships with influencers. Together, they explore the importance of building genuine connections with influencers and discuss the future of social commerce, including the impact of live shopping and the potential of Meta shops. Listen and learn in this episode!Key takeaways from this episode:Focus on building authentic relationships with influencers rather than one-off transactions. The emphasis is on constant deposits and treating influencers as human beings, not merely transactional partners.Utilize a combination of small compensation and affiliate deals to motivate creators to produce content for platforms like TikTok shop. The approach is particularly successful with vetted creators due to the limited number in the network.Incense aims to simplify manual and operational tasks in influencer marketing, such as copyrights and payments, through its platform. It offers a vetting process for creators, higher opt-in rates, and supports multiplatform campaigns for scalability.The team is the "secret sauce for the scale" according to Danil. Organizations should evaluate team members based on skill set, result orientation, and productivity. Leaders should engage in self-evaluation, seek external feedback, and conduct open conversations with the executive team.Today's Guest: Danil Saliuk, the CEO and co-founder of Insense Pro, a creator commerce marketplace based in New York. He is an expert in influencer marketing, social commerce, and scaling influencer programs to drive performance sales. Throughout the episode, he shares insights into the evolution of influencer marketing, the impact of micro-influencers on driving sales, and the future of social commerce, including the emergence of live shopping and the potential of Meta shops.Growth Plan: www.upgrowthcommerce.com/growMillion Dollar Offers: www.upgrowthcommerce.com/growIn this episode's sponsor is Omnisend - is a comprehensive marketing automation platform designed to help eCommerce businesses enhance their customer engagement and boost sales. It offers tools for email marketing, SMS campaigns, and various forms of automation, allowing businesses to create targeted and personalized marketing strategies. With features like segmentation, A/B testing, and advanced analytics, Omnisend helps brands streamline their marketing efforts and achieve better results. Learn more here: Omnisend