Podcast appearances and mentions of David J Smith

David J. Smith, Author, Peace Jobs How to Prepare For A Career In Peace by Barbara Gaughen-Muller

Il 28 giugno, una soleggiata domenica mattina, l'arciduca ereditario Francesco Ferdinando e sua moglie Sofia concludono la loro visita di stato nella capitale bosniaca Sarajevo con una sfilata di automobili nel centro della città. Ad attenderli ci sono una bomba, due proiettili, il loro destino e quello di 20 milioni di persone in tutto il mondo.Scritto e condotto da Andrea BassoMontaggio e audio di Andrea BassoSeguimi su Instagram: @laguerragrande_podcastFonti dell'episodio:David J. Smith, Una mattina a Sarajevo. 28 giugno 1914, LEG, 2014In copertina: La prima pagina della Domenica del Corriere del 5 luglio 1914, disegnata da Achille Beltrame, con la rappresentazione più nota dell'attentato di Sarajevo. Nonostante questa iconografia abbia consacrato per sempre un immagine dell'assassinio, in realtà nello sparare Gavrilo Princip girò la testa dall'altra parte. La Domenica del Corriere è stato un allegato settimanale al Corriere della Sera, che per molti anni è stato abbellito dalle prime pagine disegnate da Beltrame.

Il difficoltoso e lungo viaggio dalla Serbia alla Bosnia di Trifko e Gavro giunge finalmente al termine, con l'arrivo dei congiurati a Sarajevo. Nedjo scopre con orrore la data in cui l'arciduca Francesco Ferdinando verrà in visita nella capitale bosniaca, in un giorno carico di significato per il popolo serbo.Seguimi su Instagram: @laguerragrande_podcastScritto e condotto da Andrea BassoMontaggio e audio: Andrea BassoCon la partecipazione di Alberto PisanoFonti dell'episodio:David J. Smith, Una mattina a Sarajevo, 28 giugno 1914, LEG, 2014In copertina:Affresco raffigurante Miloš Obilić nel monastero serbo-ortodosso di Hilandar sul Monte Athos, Grecia.

Il viaggio di Gavro, Nedjo e Trifko da Belgrado verso Sarajevo entra nel vivo. Il carattere di uno dei tre crea non pochi problemi agli altri due, tanto da spaccare in due il gruppetto, che raggiungerà separatamente la capitale bosniaca. Uno dei ragazzi arriverà comodamente in treno, mentre gli altri due attraverseranno armati il confine clandestinamente, nel corso di un faticosissimo viaggio a piedi dove incontreranno una serie di personaggi molto particolari, che in un modo o nell'altro, hanno contributo ad aiutare gli attentatori.Seguimi su Instagram: @laguerragrande_podcastScritto e condotto da Andrea BassoMontaggio e audio: Andrea BassoFonti dell'episodio:David J. Smith, Una mattina a Sarajevo, 28 giugno 1914, LEG, 2014 In copertina: Veljko Čubrilović, il "Signor Maestro", sua moglie Jovanka, e la piccola Nada, di pochi mesi, fotografati nel paese di Priboj nel 1913 o nel 1914.

Gavro e Nedjo iniziano seriamente a organizzare l'attentato all'arciduca Francesco Ferdinando. Per farlo però, dovranno includere un altro amico nella loro piccola cellula terroristica e procurarsi delle armi. Ed è proprio per trovare le armi che entra in scena la Mano Nera...Seguimi su Instagram: @laguerragrande_podcastScritto e condotto da Andrea BassoMontaggio e audio: Andrea BassoFonti dell'episodio:David J. Smith, Una mattina a Sarajevo, 28 giugno 1914, LEG, 2014In copertina: Gavro e Trifko fotografati in compagnia di Milan Ciganović in un giardino pubblico di Belgrado nel maggio del 1914, nel periodo in cui era in corso la trattativa per le armi oppure le esercitazioni di tiro.ERRATA CORRIGE:Milan Ciganović procurò ai ragazzi le armi e il denaro, ma non il veleno.

Action packed, that's the only word for it. This time, we start with the greatest conspiracy-slash-prophecy show around, Newswatch Magazine with David J Smith. Next, we talk about what, exactly, the New World Order is, and how it served as a prelude to the eventual obsessions of Qanon. We get a little nostalgic about the shit people were panicked about during the 1990s, and we explore some of the more...interesting ideas Kindle Unlimited authors have about the continued threat that the New World Order poses to our bright, Qanon-supporting future. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our guest on this episode is Retired Alaska Airlines Captain David J. Smith. I first met David Back in 1983, when he began training as a newly hired pilot at Alaska Airlines. That meeting resulted in David becoming my longtime friend. David has an interesting story about our first meeting, which I will neither confirm or deny. David was one of the small numbers of civilian pilots who were able to break into the airlines back in the late 1970s. At that time, more than 70 percent of the pilots hired by US Airlines had a Military background. A few years after David joined Braniff Airlines, the company fell into financial hardship. David was furloughed, and the company later went out of business. His second chance to land an Airline job came when someone told him that a small company named Alaska Airlines was hiring pilots. David did well at the hiring interview, and the rest was history.

While more research is needed, Smith and others are fascinated by the possibility that airborne microbes could also be found elsewhere in the solar system, and beyond.

While more research is needed, Smith and others are fascinated by the possibility that airborne microbes could also be found elsewhere in the solar system, and beyond.

While more research is needed, Smith and others are fascinated by the possibility that airborne microbes could also be found elsewhere in the solar system, and beyond.

David J. Smith is an educator who loves his work, exciting his students about the world and geography. He’s the author of several world-wide best-sellers including “If America Were a Village,”  “If the World Were a Village,” and “If: A Mind-Bending New Way of Looking at Big Ideas and Numbers.”  Meet the man who makes geography fun and has done a lot as an educator to bring people together! Jordan Rich is Boston's busiest podcaster, appearing on over 400 podcast episodes and currently hosting 16 shows. To connect with him, visit www.chartproductions.com.

Every job has the opportunity to work for peace if you know how to look for it. Join professor, practitioner, and educator David J. Smith and Stephen Kotev as they discuss how to get a job as a Peacemaker. Whether it is thinking differently about the job you have or what types of jobs are out there. David J. Smith, JD, MS  has over 30 years’ experience as an educational consultant, lawyer, mediator, college professor, trainer, senior program manager, and author.  He works with groups and individuals in need of career and conflict coaching and conflict engagement assistance, and has consulted with nearly 400 colleges around the U.S. and has given over 500 talks on peacebuilding, conflict resolution, and international education.  He has been employed by the U.S. Institute of Peace, consulted for the Fulbright Association, and taught at Georgetown University, Goucher College, and currently at George Mason University's School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution.  David is the president of the Forage Center for Peacebuilding and Humanitarian Education. He is the author of Peace Jobs: A Student's Guide to Starting a Career Working for Peace (Information Age Publishing). Stephen Kotev is a Washington D.C. based conflict resolution consultant offering mediation, negotiation and facilitation services, conflict coaching, training and somatic education to private and government clients. Helping people resolve problems and improve their performance is his passion and profession. Stephen has dedicated his professional career to the practice and study of conflict resolution. He holds a Master of Science degree from George Mason University’s School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution and is certified in conflict coaching.

A conversation with David J. Smith, NASA Research Scientist at NASA’s Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley.

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David J. Smith is the national educational outreach officer at the United States Institute of Peace. He coordinates institute-wide educational outreach and public programming efforts. Smith works closely with educational and professional associations, academic institutions, and public groups to promote institute objectives. He speaks frequently to community, faculty and student groups on a variety of issues including civil society and peacebuilding, child soldiers, conflict resolution education and international education. Before joining the institute in 2005, his work focused on teaching at the college and university level. As a Fulbright scholar, Smith taught peace studies and alternative dispute resolution at the University of Tartu in Tartu, Estonia. He has also taught at the undergraduate level at Harford Community College, Goucher College, Towson University, and Stevenson University, and at the graduate level at George Mason University. Through USIP, he has traveled widely around the U.S. consulting with colleges and universities on approaches to teaching peace. He has also worked in the fields of domestic and community conflict resolution, and as a practicing attorney. He has lectured on American mediator practice at Uppsala University in Sweden and the University of Jammu in India. Smith currently serves on the Rockville, Maryland Human Rights Commission and has published in the International Herald Tribune, Baltimore Sun, and Chronicle of Higher Education. Smith holds a B.A. in political science and urban affairs from the American University School of Public Affairs, an M.S. from the George Mason University Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, and a J.D. from the University of Baltimore School of Law. www.usip.org