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Artist: Valentino Guerriero (Treviso, Italy) Name: DHP Podcast #186 [April 2025] Genre: Deep House, Afro House Release Date: 3.04.2025 Exclusive: Deep House Petersburg SOUNDCLOUD: https://soundcloud.com/vguerrieromusic LINKTREE: linktr.ee/valentinoguerriero INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/vguerrieromusic TIK TOK: www.tiktok.com/@vguerrieromusic SPOTIFY: shorturl.at/6TaXG BEATPORT: shorturl.at/bWdSe MIXCLOUD: www.mixcloud.com/valeguerriero YOUTUBE: youtube.com/@valentinoguerrieromusic X: https://x.com/vguerriero RA:www.residentadvisor.net/dj/valentinoguerriero 1) Marko & Diaco, ALBA - Behind Those Eyes (Original Mix) [Oh! Records Stockholm] 2) Zak Abel - Home (Valentino Guerriero Remake) (FREE DOWNLOAD TRACK ON SOUNDCLOUD) 3) Dusky - Keep On (Extended Mix) [17 Steps] 4) Khaaron - Hold Me Back (Alvaro Hylander Remix) [Ready Mix Records] 5) Ray Dickerson - Clouds (Original Mix) [Sound Vessel Records] 6) Keigo Tanaka - Resonance Shift (Original Mix) [DistroKid] 7) Skloboy - Old Vinyl (Deep Remix) [Green Mix] 8) Evren Furtuna - All Shades Of Blue (Original Mix) [Be Adult Music] 9) Jason Rivas, J3ss Funk - More Filters (Original Mix) [Electronic Potatoes] 10) The Auto Charm - Starlit Groove (Original Mix) [Rubber Taxi Records] 11) Ivan Starzev, Max Lyazgin - Flexible (Original Mix) [RH2] 12) BarefeetnHats - He Lives In You (BarefeetnHats Remix) [DistroKid] 13) Tidy Daps - Something Strange Inside (07-08 Remix) [Haute Musique]

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À 23 ans, mon invité du jour sait déjà très précisément ce qu'il fait. Il est le fondateur d'Aktionnaire, un média social natif qui rend l'économie, la finance et l'investissement accessibles à tous. En à peine trois ans, Aktionnaire atteint un reach de 700 000 personnes par mois sur l'ensemble de leurs plateformes. Mon invité du jour est Shaheel Mohamed Saly, son cofondateur. Tout a commencé lors de vacances avec des amis. Le déclic, une discussion sur le Bitcoin. L'idée trotte dans la tête de Shaheel jusqu'en janvier 2021, où il lance Aktionnaire, un peu comme sa résolution de l'année, et ce, la même année où il obtient son diplôme à la Sorbonne Nouvelle. C'est sur Instagram qu'il décide de s'attaquer à la niche de l'économie et de la finance. Son objectif ? Rendre l'actu éco le plus accessible et le plus fun possible pour les 18-34 ans, l'âge moyen des investisseurs d'aujourd'hui. Rapidement, il voit sa communauté exploser. Shaheel affectionne particulièrement l'écrit et se lance dans la création de sa newsletter pour mieux servir cet intérêt. Dans sa tête, c'est très clair : il faut que ce soit gratuit, concis et scannable en un coup d'œil. Et ça marche, si bien qu'ils ont mis en place une version payante, Aktionnaire Plus, une version un peu plus analytique et un peu plus longue. Aujourd'hui, Aktionnaire, c'est le rendez-vous incontournable du matin pour 30 000 abonnés, tous les jours, du lundi au vendredi. Sur Instagram, ils rassemblent plus de 135k followers et sur TikTok, près de 22k abonnés. Derrière, une équipe ultra rigoureuse et déterminée. Dans cet épisode, Shaheel nous raconte ses débuts sur Instagram, partage sa manière de sourcer les sujets d'actu, l'importance de suivre l'actualité en 4D, et comment il jongle entre les différents formats de contenu sur les différentes plateformes. On parle aussi des défis de créer et gérer une newsletter, des astuces pour éviter les boîtes de promotion, et comment Aktionnaire reste fidèle à sa mission tout en gardant ses sponsors heureux. Shaheel nous dévoile également les coulisses du lancement d'Aktionnaire Plus, une formule payante, et pourquoi il est convaincu que l'écrit n'est pas mort. Il nous explique comment il utilise l'IA pour gagner du temps et être plus efficace. Enfin, il nous parle des futurs projets d'Aktionnaire, de la rentabilité de la boîte, et de ses ambitions de devenir la référence pour l'actu éco et finance des 18-34 ans. -------

☕️ No Morning Call de hoje, Henrique Esteter comenta sobre a uma melhora nos índices futuros norte-americanos.O petróleo e o minério de ferro também se recuperam das perdas recentes.*Dentre os principais destaques: *(i) Gerdau vende participação nas JVs Metaldom Corp e Diaco por US$ 325 mi;(ii) Entidades da indústria e do comércio pedem que STF proíba importações isentas de imposto;(iii) Acionista da 3R propõe fusão de ativos com a PetroReconcavo.

Devocional Cristiano para Jóvenes - COMPLETAMENTE AL AZAR Fecha: 07-01-2024 Título: UN DIACO DE VINILO Autor: Olivia Cold Locución: Ale Marín http://evangelike.com/devocionales-cristianos-para-jovenes/

In the first hour, Brad Ferland is joined in-studio by Paula Diaco. Paula is an author and writing consultant who helps creative entrepreneurs play with words and language so they can bring their stories to a larger audience.

Diaco is a Gumbo man now!

Jay and Kenny's Bob Diaco Story - January 26th, 4:25pmAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Kenny Wilhite, Coach Diaco and Music at PracticeAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Bubba and Dr. Dan Diaco Esq. Podcast Show - 12/27/22See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Londoner George Diaco has returned to his hometown to play for the Knights after being acquired in a trade with the Hamilton Bulldogs on October 11. Diaco helped the Bulldogs to win an OHL championship in 2022 and will make his Knights debut on October 14 at Budweiser Gardens against the Mississauga Steelheads.

Making Woke Our Bitch W/Dr Diaco - Episode 1See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Radio UGI è in diretta dal convegno internazionale Pancare di Torino! Registrazione della 3a Giornata del Convegno Pancare: Intervento di Laura Diaco della FIAGOP (https://fiagop.it/) https://www.pancare.eu/2021/12/23/spring-2022-pancare-torino/ Condividi la diretta e interagisci con noi sui social! Ascolta Radio Ugi su https://share.xdevel.com/player/1589 Per Maggiori informazioni o per proporre collaborazioni scrivete a radiougi@ugitorino.org www.ugi-torino.it

Consigliere capitolino in forza al Movimento 5 Stelle e vicepresidente della Commissione Ambiente, Daniele Diaco risponde a domande su rifiuti, fauna cittadina, canile della Muratella e molto altro.Articolo completo ►

Dia&Co. COO and former LVMH Chief Digital Officer, Valerie Hoecke, joins to chat on how a $50B co. like LVMH preps you for anything, how Dia&Co. solves the shopping challenges faced by plus size women, the impact of size discrimination in the workforce, the challenges that "try before you buy" creates, and going from growth to survival mode and back again.Valerie kicked off her career in the early days of the internet with one software exit followed by one agency exit, in the Web 1.0 days. She gained a ton of experience across brand building and performance marketing, as well as e-commerce, in 15 years working in digital agencies in various roles including VP Operations, GM, VP Client Services.Most recently she served as the Global Chief Digital Officer for the world's foremost luxury conglomerate, LVMH, across 16 beauty brands. LVMH Beauty brands include a mix of iconic centuries-old luxury household names such as Parfums Christian Dior, powerhouses like Benefit Cosmetics, Givenchy, and Fresh, as well as more recently incubated hot businesses such as Fenty Beauty.She's recently returned to her startup roots at Dia & Co, where she has been the COO for the last 6 months. Dia & Co is the leading online multi-brand clothing retailer serving women who wear sizes 10 - 32. Dia & Co offers a membership service where stylists curate monthly boxes to help customers find their style, as well as a fast-growing marketplace where customers can shop direct for the very best brands offering inclusive sizing.Valerie Hoecke on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hoecke/Dia&Co: https://www.dia.com/Michael Koenig on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/mkoenig514

On The Sixth Day | En El Sexto Dia | Co Pastor David Lugo | Genesis 6:6 | January 9, 2022

https://writestoriesnow.com Paula Diaco: My stand on marginalized groups: I offer writing, book coaching, and editing services to a variety of business professionals and small business owners. People of color, as well as people of all racial groups, gender preferences, sexual orientations and degrees of physical, mental, and emotional capacity are welcome and encouraged to inquire about my services. Whoever you are, I would love to work with you. I am proud to offer my skills and expertise because your stories, your writing, and your books are important. I value the relationships I form with my clients and don't want you to be in any way diminished because of who you are, but instead treated with the respect you deserve.

Hey peaches! Welcome to another episode of the Peach, Please! Podcast! This week I have such a special treat for you! I am talking to Nadia Bourjarwah, the Co-Founder and CEO of Dia & Co, the leading clothing and lifestyle brand for style in sizes 10-32. Nadia Boujarwah is the Co-Founder & CEO of Dia & Co. Growing up, Nadia struggled to find stylish clothing in her size. She knew she wasn't alone, so she teamed up with her Harvard Business School classmate Lydia Gilbert to transform the shopping experience for the 100 million plus-size women in America. Dia & Co stylists work with top brands — from industry staples to up-and-coming young designers — to provide each customer with curated looks to suit her unique style and shape. Dia has a dedicated and diverse customer base crossing all 50 states and more than 80 percent of ZIP codes. Prior to founding Dia & Co, Nadia worked as an investment banker at Perella Weinberg Partners, and most recently served as COO and CFO of New York-based jewelry brand Frieda and Nellie. With a Cuban mother and a Kuwaiti father, Nadia hails from both Miami and the Middle East, and is currently based in New York. Check out Dia & Co at www.dia.com and on Instagram @diaandco And you can connect with me in the following ways: IG, TikTok and Twitter @katieiswinnen Email me! peachpleasepodcast@gmail.com Bye peaches!

Dr Dan Diaco Vs. Brian BabyfaceSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

En las últimas semanas, productos que se incluyen en la Canasta Básica han reportado variación en el precio. Sobre los monitoreos que realiza la Dirección de Atención y Asistencia al Consumidor (Diaco), Carlos Vásquez, portavoz de esa dependencia, dio detalles en esta edición de #LaHoraDePlaticar.

What a FUN episode! In this episode Paula gives some AMAZING tips for awakening your creative brain, storytelling, writing, and the magic of getting into creative FLOW!Meet Paula DiacoPaula's clients are people who want to bring writing into their day to day lives. They see writing as an effective tool for change–personal and societal.She asks them, What do you want to share? Stories about your expertise? New ways to think about your industry? How do you want to publish your work? As articles for magazines? Posts for your blog? Or is your dream to write a book?She helps you map out a plan. She will ask you to share your dream so you can get started on the path to writing and publishing.There is no better time than now.https://writestoriesnow.com/Poem Crazy Book

We talk with Lauren O'Connell, The Modern Astrologer, and learned how having your birth chart read can help with knowing yourself, the difference between Chemistry vs. Compatability, High Vibe vs. Low Vibe & how to survive Mercury in Retrograde. You can reach out to Lauren at themodernastrologer.com or @themodernastrologer on Instagram. Shop all of our Dia & Co looks through the link in our Instagram Bio and our Wishlist at Dia.com/SwipeFat

On the second hour of The Nick Handley Show, we talk with Jared Stansbury of Cyclonefanatic.com about the Iowa State football team getting ready for the Big 12 Championship game. Next, the guys get into Bob Diaco no longer being the defensive coordinator at Purdue. Then we talk Rutgers football with Bobby Deren of Scarlettnation.com. We end the hour with going cocktailgating with some Irish Busker Whiskey.

The “Your Story” Series In our last episode of this "Your Story" series, we are excited to be sharing with you all a passionate conversation we had with Ivy Hsu, actress and nurse, that really showcases that healing one’s body physically and healing from our sick diet culture is possible.  Ivy will share her story of being in the entertainment industry as a young adult and the horrific pressure she received while working, but then about the hope and healing that came as she gave herself permission to be free to be herself and became a Mom. From the unique southern culture of Texas to the entertainment industry of Taiwan, diet culture continues to have intense support of thin bodies, prioritize restriction over nourishment, and preach that “thinner is better.” Ivy’s story highlights how external pressures in our society greatly impacts body attunement both mentally and medically. Values and beliefs about food and bodies are pervasive across the globe. No matter the country you live in or culture you are surrounded by, we hope that creating compassion for your body and identifying the values you want for yourself and your family will help you heal.  Highlighting other’s stories can bring to light the pressures that that person is feeling and maybe somewhere, someone is listening and can relate, be motivated for change, and be inspired to rewrite their family and cultural legacy. We hope that from this series of stories that you feel inspired to do the same.     Sponsor: The “Your Story” season is sponsored by Dia & Co, a styling service and shop that exclusively serves women sizes 14-32 with clothing that offers exceptional quality and fit. To get your 30% off discount, head to www.dia.com and use our code MOMGENES.   Connect with the Mom Genes community: www.momgenesthepodcast.com IG: @momgenesthepodcast FB: Mom Genes The Podcast group

The “Your Story” Series This week we are excited to be shifting our story narratives from parents to a daughter! Tershone Phillips, host of “The Right Mistake Podcast,” is joining us to share how her body image was challenged at the pivotal tween years and the protective measures that her parents took to help her maintain her confidence. We know parents can’t solve or control everything, as much as we wish we could, but we love the perspective of what we can try our best to accomplish in the home environment to raise confident kids inside and out. Where we are raised can greatly impact our body story, as we discuss this week, due to the sub cultures that vary from community to community. We are grateful for our listeners from all over the world and, as you all listen along with us this Season and rewrite your body story, our journal prompt for you is this: how was where you were raised, where you currently live, and the sub cultures that come along with your geographic locations, contribute to your lived experience in your body? No matter where you live, as parents it will be crucial to attempt, to our best abilities, to have our children exposed to various places and people to build kindness and awareness of diverse body sizes and shapes, races and ethnicities, religions and cultures. We are excited to hear Tershone chat today about her story, how her parents were a support to her, and give some great insight to us listeners who are parents about how we can keep our kids focused on what really matters! Sponsor: The “Your Story” season is sponsored by Dia & Co, a styling service and shop that exclusively serves women sizes 14-32 with clothing that offers exceptional quality and fit. To get your 30% off discount, head to www.dia.com and use our code MOMGENES.   Connect with the Mom Genes community: www.momgenesthepodcast.com IG: @momgenesthepodcast FB: Mom Genes The Podcast group

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The "Your Story" Series Today we are welcoming Mom and advocate Mia O’Malley, who shares her story of a lifetime of dealing with fatphobia and body sized stigmas in the medical community and from loved ones from a young age. We are passionate about not only helping parents navigate body acceptance for themselves but also teaching them how to help their children find body acceptance so another generation is not impacted from weight stigma and body shaming. We hope that hearing Mia’s story allows people to see the long term journey of healing that occurs when children’s body trust is interrupted and how painful that is. We also love Mia’s story of hope and how her healing actually began once she reached that “promised land of thinness” at her wedding, only to realize that it wasn't so idyllic after all. And now she has turned her story into advocacy for plus size Mom’s through fashion, positive birth experiences, and plus size babywearing. We hope this inspires many of you to learn to love and trust your body at any age, no matter what your childhood experience is. Healing is possible!   Sponsor: The “Your Story” season is sponsored by Dia & Co, a styling service and shop that exclusively serves women sizes 14-32 with clothing that offers exceptional quality and fit. To get your 30% off discount, head to www.dia.com and use our code MOMGENES.   Connect with the Mom Genes community: www.momgenesthepodcast.com IG: @momgenesthepodcast FB: Mom Genes The Podcast group

The “Your Story” Series In this week's episode with Isis Freeman-Dirkson we discuss how the many layers of who we are, in addition to the lived experiences we have due to social constructs, can impact our body trust. We explore the power in healing our body image through logical thinking of understanding our body’s genetic components and the lies of the media BUT….healing the trauma in the body is so hard. We discuss a concept called Wise Mind that is taught in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, which is a therapeutic modality that teaches skills on how to handle tough emotions with less reactivity. DBT teaches that there are two parts of our brains: the logical side (the facts of a situation) and the emotional side (the feelings, assumptions, and fears arise from a situation). We find peace when we merge the two - we acknowledge our pain and our suffering AND we hold on to the knowledge of our genetic blueprint or life experiences that have impacted our body. It’s a constant merging of both facts and feelings so our brains and our bodies begin to work in unison to heal. Your journal prompts for this week: What are the facts about fatphobia, weight stigma, our genetic makeup, societal expectations, family messages that are held in our brains? What are the emotions about how all those facts make us feel, the judgemental comments we have received, the beliefs we have about ourselves as a result of trauma or discrimination?   Sponsor: The “Your Story” season is sponsored by Dia & Co, a styling service and shop that exclusively serves women sizes 14-32 with clothing that offers exceptional quality and fit. To get your 30% off discount, head to www.dia.com and use our code MOMGENES.   Connect with the Mom Genes community: www.momgenesthepodcast.com IG: @momgenesthepodcast FB: Mom Genes The Podcast group

The “Your Story” Series Today we are excited to welcome Vanessa Linn Hillis and hear their story of body acceptance or, as they bring up, the concept of body neutrality. This interview really dives into the many social constructs, especially gender ones, that impact our body story. We are all born as just bodies and souls and then social constructs, opinions of others, fears and skewed values from loved ones, all impact our awareness of our bodies and the development of our relationship with our bodies. Vanessa’s story highlights how commonplace it is for those assigned female at birth to have a negative body image and to participate in disparaging conversations with other females about our bodies, which confuses us in our pursuit of body neutrality, body trust, and appropriate separation from our body as our entire identity. On the surface, it might seem as if one’s relationship with food and exploration of their gender identity seem unconnected, but, as you will hear Vanessa share, the nuanced connection is one that needs to be studied more and spoken of more often. Overall, the discomfort one feels of being in one’s body can come from a variety of sources and healing this discomfort comes from exactly what we are discussing this season: how one’s body story was developed and what steps they are taking to rewrite the story in a preferred narrative that makes them feel empowered, free, and the author of the story. Sponsor: The “Your Story” season is sponsored by Dia & Co, a styling service and shop that exclusively serves women sizes 14-32 with clothing that offers exceptional quality and fit. To get your 30% off discount, head to www.dia.com and use our code MOMGENES.   Connect with the Mom Genes community: www.momgenesthepodcast.com IG: @momgenesthepodcast FB: Mom Genes The Podcast group

The “Your Story” Series Today we are stoked to hear from Julia Parzyck, an eating disorder recovery coach and body-acceptance influencer @fitfatandallthat, who joined us to share her story of healing and touch on the important piece of healing that includes putting a critical eye towards the wellness industry, diet culture, and redefining the term “healthy.” Many people think that those in the anti diet world over analyze language and that don’t promote health - but what people fail to understand is that we are SO passionate about health. What we truly want to critique and overanalyze is how the subtle comments about our bodies and others bodies, about good foods and bad foods, about healthy weight vs unhealthy weight, and about simplifying healthy to really mean skinny absolutely destroys the key foundation to health. The true foundation of health is decreased body shame, flexibility with food, awareness of our unique genetic makeup, and realizing that our bodies are just a vehicle to our souls. If our souls cannot freely fly because they are weighed down by our insecurities and obsession with our appearance, then we are not healthy. As you listen to Julia’s story, and as you navigate healing your body, try to keep this reflection prompt in mind: what piece of your food or fitness routine do you need to take a critical, anti diet lens to in order to explore your intentions and cultural messaging?   Sponsor: The “Your Story” season is sponsored by Dia & Co, a styling service and shop that exclusively serves women sizes 14-32 with clothing that offers exceptional quality and fit. To get your 30% off discount, head to www.dia.com and use our code MOMGENES.   Connect with the Mom Genes community: www.momgenesthepodcast.com IG: @momgenesthepodcast FB: Mom Genes The Podcast group

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Topic: The Promise of Philanthropy Mark Gerson is a serial entrepreneur, investor, and philanthropist.  He is the co-founder of Gerson Lehrman Group (GLG), a knowledge marketplace with more than 700,000 experts, Thuzio, Julius, Voray, and Quality Reviews. Most recently, he founded and Chairs a venture studio, Create, backed by 20 of New York City’s most successful founders, including that of Crunch, Dia & Co, Yieldstreet, Lola, SLT and more. The objective of the studio is to build forward thinking, best in class companies with extraordinary people.  In the nonprofit space, Mark is the co-founder and Chairman of United Hatzalah, the pioneering crowd-sourced system of volunteer first responders that enables Israelis to receive lifesaving treatment within the crucial three minutes following any kind of trauma. He is also the co-founder and Chairman of African Mission Healthcare, which supports the work of Christian medical missionaries who perform indispensable clinical care throughout Africa. Mark is a graduate of Williams College and Yale Law School. He is married to Rabbi Erica Gerson, and they and their four children live in New York City. In this wide ranging interview, we cover: 1. Tikkun Olam 2. Jewish/Christian Relations 3. ROI/ Business & Charity Nexus 4. You Can't Lose by Giving 5. Maimonides and creating a giving nature 6.The 80/20 Rule in Charity And much much more!  

The "Your Story" Series Today we are chatting with Dubhe Ferrer about how to channel positive thinking and challenge both familial and societal stereotypes. So often in our discussions with people, we hear them say “I want to be body positive, but how?” It takes a great UNLEARNING and RELEARNING to help us find body positivity, so surrounding yourself with affirmations, watching who you follow on social media, reading books that educate you on the systemic oppression that fuels diet culture, and being mindful of your conversations are all tools toward helping with the relearning process. If you find your biggest obstacle in finding body positivity is feeling you or your body doesn’t DESERVE that, then finding help from a professional can help you with uncovering the roots of your self worth. While body positivity is a trendy term these days, it may seem overwhelming to try to learn to love your body, so we want to introduce you to a concept called body neutrality. In short, body neutrality is rooted in acknowledging what your body does, not how it appears.This is where we challenge you to try to have grace for your genetics and body story by acknowledging the strengths your body has as well as the experiences it has been through and move about the world in a way that brings you joy. Dubhe May Ferrer: https://www.instagram.com/dubhemay/   Sponsor: The “Your Story” season is sponsored by Dia & Co, a styling service and shop that exclusively serves women sizes 14-32 with clothing that offers exceptional quality and fit. To get your 30% off discount, head to www.dia.com and use our code MOMGENES.   Connect with the Mom Genes community: www.momgenesthepodcast.com IG: @momgenesthepodcast FB: Mom Genes The Podcast group

En el episodio #37 de Fabricantes de Miseria hablamos de los siguientes temas: - Propuesta de Reformar la Diaco - La OMS ahora se opone a los encierros - Giammattei no quiere volver a cerrar Nos pueden seguir en: Twitter: @fabripod iTunes/Spotify/YouTube: Fabricantes de Miseria Redes Sociales: Fabricantes de Miseria

The "Your Story" Series In this week’s episode we are honored to hear from Kylie Mitchell, a non-diet dietitian over @immaeatthat who helps make eating and being in your body less complicated. In this episode we discuss one of the big misconceptions that we hear about intuitive eating and body acceptance, which is that intuitive eating means you can eat whatever you want and not care about your body. The reason why this myth pops up is because it seems to be the opposite of diet culture messaging, when really intuitive eating is all about self care, body attunement and the nuanced pieces of gentle nutrition and joyful movement.  We define self-care as a whole body experience that includes honoring your physical, emotional, and mental needs. This means that sometimes your body wants veggies and sometimes it just wants ice cream, sometimes your body craves movement in a variety of ways, and sometimes it craves rest to heal and recuperate - and all are great options for self care. As you listen to Kylie’s story, and as you navigate healing your body, try to keep this reflection prompt in mind: how do I learn to take care of my body and listen to it so I can feel truly at home in it? Kylie's blog: www.immaeatthat.com   Sponsor: The “Your Story” season is sponsored by Dia & Co, a styling service and shop that exclusively serves women sizes 14-32 with clothing that offers exceptional quality and fit. To get your 30% off discount, head to www.dia.com and use our code MOMGENES.   Connect with the Mom Genes community: www.momgenesthepodcast.com IG: @momgenesthepodcast FB: Mom Genes The Podcast group

The "Your Story" Series In this week’s episode we are being joined by a mother daughter team! Dr Lesley Williams and her 9 year old daughter Leyla discuss the book that was written by Dr Williams after her daughter’s experience with body shaming at school. As you know, this season’s theme is “Your Story” and we are excited about the angle of this episode because we are hearing two stories in this interview. We get to hear Leyla’s body story that she has already begun to write in her short life as well as hear the story from a Mama’s perspective about what it is like to watch her daughter’s story unfold. It brings to light the importance of having a home environment that is inclusive, that discusses bullying, confidence, race, and cultural narratives in age appropriate ways, and yet we touched on how there is still a bigger, badder, world out there that will impact our children regardless of the environment we create at home.  A big piece of this story for us as parents is learning how to love on our littlest ones and guide them to the best of our ability, but knowing that we cannot protect them for everything, just to prepare them. As Dr William’s book is called, “Free to Be Me,” we hope that this next generation is even more free to be themselves than previous generations and that society continues to heal in so many ways. www.lesleywilliamsmd.com   Sponsor: The “Your Story” season is sponsored by Dia & Co, a styling service and shop that exclusively serves women sizes 14-32 with clothing that offers exceptional quality and fit. To get your 30% off discount, head to www.dia.com and use our code MOMGENES.   Connect with the Mom Genes community: www.momgenesthepodcast.com IG: @momgenesthepodcast FB: Mom Genes The Podcast group

Nadia Boujarwah is the Co-Founder & CEO of Dia&Co. Growing up, Boujarwah struggled to find stylish clothing in her size. She knew she wasn't alone, so she teamed up with her Harvard Business School classmate Lydia Gilbert to transform the shopping experience for the 100 million plus-size women in America. Dia&Co stylists work with top brands — from industry staples to up-and-coming young designers — to provide each customer with curated looks to suit her unique style and shape. Dia has a dedicated and diverse customer base crossing all 50 states and more than 80 percent of ZIP codes. Prior to founding Dia&Co, Boujarwah worked as an investment banker at Perella Weinberg Partners, and most recently served as COO and CFO of New York-based jewelry brand Frieda and Nellie. With a Cuban mother and a Kuwaiti father, Boujarwah hails from both Miami and the Middle East, and is currently based in New York.

We are extremely excited to welcome the incredible CeCe Olisa to the podcast this week. CeCe is co-Founder of theCURVYcon, a convention celebrating body positivity and plus size fashion during New York Fashion Week. theCURVYcon is a continually sold-out convention and is sponsored by incredible brands like NIKE, LOFT, Dia&Co, Target and Sephora, while CeCe was named one of the “Top 10 New York Fashion Bloggers” by WhoWhatWear and a “person who proves you can be fit at any size” by MTV.com. We discuss building relationships with big name brands, finding and cultivating a community of likeminded people, separating the personal and private, all things personal branding and so much more.

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Analizaremos y evaluaremos la ejecución presupuestaria en temas de salud y programas sociales. Además, discutiremos sobre los derechos del consumidor durante la pandemia y le daremos seguimiento a las quejas que se han presentado en la DIACO. Además nos acompañará el doctor Edwin Asturias para conversar acerca de su rol en la comisión nacional contra el coronavirus.

The Ash Williams Show is back and is fired up! This episodes discusses getting the traffic from Agro, puppets, too old to be flying Jetstar, feet up all the way, feet on seats, private jets or Virgin, old men, Waltzing Matilda, deaf as a dinger, doornails are deaf, completely deaf, walkmans with aerials, baby guessing, staying humble, SkyBus, one way trip to the gutter, the kebab guy, Davina Brown, bobbing for sips on the SkyBus, myki card, fancy lunches, Lunch memberships, Mum podcast on patreon, Riva, Vinny Diaco, long lost loves, beards down to nipples, kicked out of maxi taxi, MAFS, tisshirts, public luggage weigh in, virgin scholarships, dick pics, tenzing dudes, sherpas, base camp, stealing content, professional podcast, Axle Whitehead, scatting, taking flight.  Listen to the brand new Mum podcast on patreon https://www.patreon.com/AshWilliamsShow For more follow on @AshWilliams1 & @AshWilliamsShow on social media.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bob Diaco was hired and then Purdue basketball had their lowest point output in 70 years. We’re not saying these are related, but you should listen to see what we do think.

Gaurav Jain is Co-Founder & Managing Partner @ Afore Capital, one of the west coast's leading pre-seed funds with a $124M fund focused purely on pre-seed. To date, they have backed the likes of Petal, BetterUp, BenchSci and Modern Health to name a few. Prior to co-founding Afore, Gaurav was a Principal @ Founder Collective where he was directly involved with some incredible companies including Cruise (Acq. by General Motors for $1B+), Periscope (acq. by Twitter), Airtable and Dia & Co. Before venture, Gaurav spent time in operations both at Google as one of the first engineers for Android and then also founding his own company, Polar, a leading mobile solutions provider with $10m in funding. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Gaurav made his way into the world of venture with Founder Collective and how that led to the realisation that Afore needed to exist in the funding landscape? What were the 3 biggest takeaways for Gaurav from his time at Founder Collective? 2.) Why does Gaurav believe now is the hardest time in the last decade to raise your first institutional round of funding? What is driving these capital reductions at pre-seed? How does Gaurav assess the rise of operator funds and super angels we have seen in the last 5 years? How does Gaurav advise founders on investor selection at pre-seed? 3.) What does Gaurav make of large multi-stage funds entering into pre-seed? Why does Gaurav strongly believe that you cannot apply the same financing product to a different market? Does this mean the multi-stage funds will revert back to later stages? 4.) How is Gaurav seeing Series A funds behaving? Why are they more aggressive now than ever before? What does Gaurav make of the rise of pre-emptive rounds? How does he advise founders on pre-emptive rounds? 5.) How does Gaurav think about portfolio construction today with Afore? What is the right level of diversification across the portfolio to be sufficiently diversified at pre-seed? How does Gaurav think about reserve allocation today? How does the decision-making process compare when comparing initial to re-investment decision? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Gaurav’s Fave Book: Trillion-Dollar Coach: The Leadership Handbook of Silicon Valley’s Bill Campbell Gaurav’s Most Recent Investment: Modern Health As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Gaurav on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC.  

.@dfleming58 gives insights on his former coordinator and position coach at Notre Dame, Bob Diaco, who is now in charge of Purdue's defense.

Jeff Brohm has found his next DC, Bob Diaco…Ready to be entertained?

Looking for a worthy subscription box? Jo First and Michelle Rubin chat about their experiences with the likes of FabFitFun, Dia Box, BirchBox and more. Plus, a great resource for finding the perfect crate for someone.   RECOS FabFitFun (referral link) (2:42) StitchFix (referral link) (10:19) Dia & Co. (referral link) and Trunk Club (18:27) Birchbox and Ipsy (31:56) Cratejoy (37:22)   RELATED EPISODES 34: The Cabaret Singer 27: The Planner 01: The First   CONNECT WITH JO Instagram: jo_1st

My guest today is a hell of a talented Actor and Filmmaker. We discussed his upcoming film 'Blood Vessel' where he stars alongside Robert Taylor and Nathan Phillips and Directed by Justin Hix, his time studying in New York, and his work on the stage in productions like Killer Joe, One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest and Glen Garry Ross. Mark Diaco is also a passionate advocate for Australian cinema and believes there is a longing for more quality Australian productions to be made here in Australia, and I couldn't agree more. I really enjoyed having on the show. It was totally out of the blue and I'll definitely be watching what Mark gets up to in the future.

When underdogs not only win, but become game changers in a space that's long (long) overdue for a new normal, I not only rejoice -- I bring conversations back to the Spirit of 608 podcast. In this week's #s0608 recycle, we hear from a founder who's company is creating seismic shifts in apparel by changing how clothing in sizes 14 and up looks in women's lives and in their closets. When we first spoke with this founder, she was on her way to proving that plus size fashion made not only logical, rational sense, but also whip-smart business sense. With a reported $95M in venture funding to date and the recent release of her brand's collaboration with iconic designer Betsey Johnson, she's showing that big name labels are ready to offer clothing in sizes that represent the real range of the U.S. population -- and not simply the minority whose bodies align with an industry's outdated, psychologically damaging and discriminatory marketing tactics. Listen in for a conversation that will inspire you to keep going in pursuit of what you believe in. Meet this week's guest, Nadia Boujarwah, CEO of Dia & Co. Sign up for the PressDope weekly email to get DIY PR tips and The Dope List of media opps, calls for pitches, FEST events and more ways to raise your visibility.  

Jonquel Norwood is an artist, textile designer and body positive influencer from New Orleans, LA. Her mission is to spread the word of body positivity and confidence through her art. She is best known for her plus-size recreations of the Disney Princesses, which have appeared in Cosmopolitan, Huffington Post, Bustle, Yahoo Style, BET.com and other media outlets. Jonquel has worked with brands such as Full Figured Fashion Week, Ashley Stewart, Rue 107, The Curvy Con, Lane Bryant, and Dia&Co. She is hosting The Curvy Art+Fashion Experience featuring Courtney Noelle, February 9th in New York City! sjii9tSq3DMHzXz4ehj6

Alexis Henry is a model of African and Irish descent represented by IPM Model Management. As a full-time model, Alexis can be recognized from working with brands such as Dia & Co, Rebdolls, Ashley Stewart, Old Navy, Nike, Urban Decay Cosmetics, SavageXFenty, Universal Standard, and Fashion Nova. In addition to modeling, Alexis has also produced workshops on body confidence and recently began speaking out to children in New York City charter schools,  concentrating on finding self-love and respect. She is working to banish size and beauty stereotypes by not only illustrating and teaching body confidence but also sharing her world through fashion projects and modeling. Alexis hopes to encourage others to be kinder to themselves by promoting mental clarity and size representation.

What's it like to be a plus size person at some of the hottest fashion and media brands and also be a woman of color? Rosaliz Jimenez shares her 20-year journey with us and shares how her current role at Dia & Co. allows her to help women discover their power through style.  Original music: Richard D'Abreu (RD3 Music)

Have you ever struggled with enjoying giving blow jobs? Did you know you can actually have an orgasm from deep throating?   There's such a stigma around men in long-term relationships never getting blow jobs. Well, it's my prerogative to turn that shit around!   If you experience little to no pleasure (or even fear or resistance) to giving blow jobs, you'll for sure want to check out today's episode with Caroline Diaco on how to give a blow job that makes you get wet…and might even give you an orgasm or ejaculate from giving one!   Yep, it's physiologically possible for female ejaculation to happen by giving a blow job. Listen in as Caroline gives an amazing description of how this is not only possible but how you can go from being terrified or resistant to giving blow jobs to having orgasmic experiences from giving one.   Plus, singing in the shower might take on a new meaning after listening to this episode!   Caroline Diaco is an integrated sexuality coach, certified jade egg leader and tantra teacher from NYC. Caroline has studied extensively as a student in Layla Martin's courses, alongside the late Psalm Isadora, in Sessions 2018 for therapists and coaches with Esther Perel and is part of the first graduating class of Sex, Love and Relationship Coaches from The Tantric Institute of Integrated Sexuality.   Caroline delivers education, support and insight from her heart in service to her community   Loving this content? Be sure to sign up for weekly updates and learn my secrets to multiorgasmic bliss at www.themultiorgasmicmama.com

This episode starts with a discussion about what we’ve learned in the week since OU parted ways with Lincoln Riley. After that, we debate whether or not things can improve under a Ruffin McNeill/Bob Diaco defense in 2018. We also touch on the latest report on Jalen Redmond and whether or not Iowa State DC Jon Heacock could be a target for Oklahoma. Finally, we bring on Derek Peterson of Hail Varsity to talk about Diaco’s year with the Cornhuskers.

Rebecca Kaden is a General Partner @ Union Square Ventures, one of the most successful funds of the last decade with a portfolio including the likes of Twitter, Twilio, Zynga, Soundcloud, Tumblr, Lending Club and many more. As for Rebecca, prior to USV, Sarah was a General Partner @ Maveron, a consumer-only seed and series A fund where she invested in the likes of Allbirds, Dia & Co, Periscope, Earnest and Eargo just to name a few. Before Maveron, Rebecca took the route of many great VCs and was a journalist, working as Special Projects Editor @ Narrative Magazine. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Rebecca made her way into the world of VC from journalism? How her journey with Maveron led to her becoming a General Partner with the prestigious USV? 2.) Having mastered the craft of VC in the world of consumer, how does Rebecca respond to Peter Fenton and Jeremy Levine's statement, "we are in a consumer downturn"? How does Rebecca think about the lack of free and open distribution today? How can startups compete with incumbents for cost-efficient customer acquisition? 3.) How does Rebecca evaluate the role of Amazon today? How does Rebecca look to get comfortable that Amazon is not moving into the space of a portfolio company? Does Rebecca agree, "if you are not a top 3 priority", you have a couple of years on them? How can startups learn from the execution advantage shown by Amazon over the last decade? 4.) With several recent consumer acquisitions under $200m, does Rebecca still believe that venture returns can be made at scale in consumer? How does Rebecca analyse how to think about multiple on revenue when evaluating consumer companies? Why Does Rebecca believe we are in a moment of fragmentation, not consolidation? 5.) How does Rebecca compare the partnerships of US and Maveron having been a GP now at both firms? What are the similarities? What are the differences? What does Rebecca believe are the core advantages of small partnerships and controlled fund sizes? How does the addition of the thesis-driven investing style effect Rebecca's thinking? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Rebecca’s Fave Book: Pale Fire  Rebecca’s Most Recent Investment: Modern Fertility As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Rebecca on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC.

A man calls in with an odd question for Dr. Diaco. Plus, a Bubba meltdown over free packages! via Knit

Ashby Vose is a body positivity advocate and prominent voice in the plus-size fashion industry. She has worked with countless women, helping them along their style journey and guiding them on the journey of self-love. From hosting a weekly style video to creating social content for Dia & Co., Ashby is actively trying to better the digital landscape to make it more reflective of plus-size women and their stories. She joins Natasha Nurse on Our Voices to discuss why women are going wild over subscription box companies like Dia & Co.

Ashby Vose is a body positivity advocate and prominent voice in the plus-size fashion industry. She has worked with countless women, helping them along their style journey and guiding them on the journey of self-love. From hosting a weekly style video to creating social content for Dia & Co., Ashby is actively trying to better the digital landscape to make it more reflective of plus-size women and their stories. She joins Natasha Nurse on Our Voices to discuss why women are going wild over subscription box companies like Dia & Co.

Jason Stoffer is Managing Partner @ Maveron, the consumer-only venture fund backing a new breed of brands. Their stellar portfolio includes the likes of eBay, Zulily, General Assembly, Allbirds and Dia&Co, just to name a few. As for Jason, Jason is the master of all things consumer education, e-commerce and marketplace businesses. He has been a Board Member of a number of category-leading consumer businesses, such as zulily (Nasdaq: ZU), General Assembly (acquired by Adecco), Common and more. Prior to Maveron, Jason was Senior Director of Strategic Operations at Career Education Corp where he saw the business scale to a market cap of over $4.5Bn. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Jason made his way into the world of VC from the world of journalism? What were his biggest takeaways from seeing the boom and bust cycle of 2001 and 2008? 2.) Why does Jason believe that moats matter as much, if not more than brand today? How can founders look to create the strongest form of defensibility? How does Jason analyze the 2 paths for consumer businesses today; raise large amounts of capital and buy growth or raise little, grow slowly, understand unit economics and channels over time? Does Jason think we will see a graveyard of immensely funded consumer businesses? 3.) How does Jason view paid acquisition today? Does Jason agree with Peter Fenton. "there is a lack of free and open distribution in consumer today"? When does Jason believe that consumer founders should really focus on CAC/LTV? What metrics really matter in the early days for consumer? How does Jason analyse acquisition channel mortality? When does he mean when he says, "CAC works, until it does not"? 4.) Jason has said before that "VC is a struggle". What elements does Jason find most challenging? How does Jason deal witht he shit hit the fan moments as a VC? Can VCs in this hyper-competitive world be openly vulnerable in Jason's eyes? How has Jason seen his approach to hard and challenging situations in VC develop over time? 5.) Does Jason believe we are in a consolidatory environment today or will we see the next generation of mega consumer brands being built? When investing, does Jason ask, who is the potential acquirer? Why? What multiple is achievable? Would Jason agree with Kirsten Green that "Amazon does more to make the market than destroy it"? How does Amazon affect Jason's investment philosophy and approach? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Jason’s Fave Book: 100 Years of Solitude Jason's Most Recent Investment: Imperfect Produce As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Jason on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. Are you told your standards are too high, well The League is the app that tells you to keep them that way, they know your time is valuable so simply tell them your preferences and they will handle the scouting and vetting for you. Plus even better, your profile will only ever be seen by people who match your preferences, matches expire after 21 days and so there are no drawn-out games and they even require LinkedIn to protect your privacy and block you from matching with co-workers and business connections. You can apply now by downloading The League on the app store or heading to The League.com Zoom is the fastest-growing video and web conferencing service, providing one consistent enterprise experience that allows you to engage in an a variety of activities including video meetings and webinars, collaboration-enabled conference rooms, and persistent chat all in one platform. Plus, it is the easiest solution to manage, scale, and use, and has the most straightforward, affordable pricing. And you can see for yourself! Sign up for a free account (not a trial!). Just visit Zoom.us. Culture Amp is the platform that makes it easy to collect, understand and act on employee feedback. From onboarding surveys to company-wide engagement, individual effectiveness and more, the platform manages multiple sources of feedback and connects the dots for you and that is why companies like Slack, Nike, Oracle and Lyft all trust Culture Amp. It enables leaders to make better decisions, demonstrate impact and turn your company culture into a competitive edge.  Find out more on cultureamp.com.

Life is too short not to be yourself. This means you need to be yourself in-person and online. Join our conversation with our special guest Brooke of Madame Finehouse. WokeNFree Nation, don't forget to share the episode and tell us your thoughts on the show below!  ----more---- Who is Madame Finehouse?   Brooke of Madame Finehouse is a model, blogger, U.S. Army combat veteran, and recruiter. Once described as Miss Piggy meets (rapper) Nas. She is equally likely to break out into song (or dance- sometimes both) as she is to share her secrets to a great cover letter. Brooke has walked NYFW and modeled for SmartGlamour, GwynnieBee, Dia & Co, as well as others. A former roller derby jeerleader and occasional cosplayer, she aspires to bring personality and nerdiness to her modeling and HR roles.  Music Credits: Music Intro/Outro: “Thoughts” by Killah Smilez Music Outro: “Explained” by Killah Smilez Make sure you check out the Killah Smilez song on Amazon  Catch the music video by Killah Smilez HERE Want to share the episode? Please share the episode on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Soundcloud Don’t forget to subscribe to WokeNFree on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, iHeartRadio, and Google Play Do you want to join the show as a guest on an upcoming episode? Contact us HERE Don't forget to submit a scenario to us for SCENARIO TIME!    SCENARIO TIME: How would you respond to these scenarios in SCENARIO TIME? Let's chat HERE!  Have you reviewed our show yet? Pick your platform of choice HERE      Do you want to start a podcast? We are here to HELP! Schedule a FREE consultation with us HERE P.S. You can follow Kahlil's new Instagram Account HERE  This post contains affiliate links. That means if you click on a link and buy something, WokeNFree will earn a small commission from the advertiser at no additional cost to you.

In the opening take, Lee explains why he's taking a positive approach to the recent hiring of Bob Diaco. Then Grant joins in for a way too long discussion about the NCAA Tournament and whether or not Texas Tech missed a bunch of layups against Villanova (5:20). If you're not interested in any of that, the guys finally get to the Spring Game schedule of events which includes a concert this year. Plus there's a debate on how much the average OU fan really cares about recruiting (13:30). The topic shifts to spring practice (22:10) and Grant gets to chime in on new defensive analyst Bob Diaco (24:00). Is Diaco a possible future replacement for Mike Stoops? (30:40) Sliding over to OU basketball where a pair of guys have transferred. What's going on? (44:20) Grant wants to guess who might transfer next (48:00). | Like the show on Facebook: @westofeverest | Email the show: westofeverest@gmail.com | Follow Lee on Twitter: @LeeBensonNews9 | Follow Grant on Twitter: @GrantBenson25

Nadia Boujarwah is the Founder & CEO @ Dia & Co, the startup that provides premier plus size clothing and styling for women. To date they have raised over $20m in funding from some of the best in the business including the likes of Alfred Lin @ Sequoia and the team @ NextView Ventures. Prior to Dia&Co Nadia was the CFO and COO @ Frieda and Nellie and also enjoyed time in the marketing and strategy team @ Diane von Furstenberg. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Nadia made her way from HBS grad to founding one of the hottest e-commerce companies of the day backed by Sequoia, Dia&Co? 2.) Why does Nadia believe that the biggest opportunity for value creation is through category creation? What does Nadia mean when she discusses category re-architecture? How does she think of the inherent cons (CAC, consumer education, distribution etc.) 3.) Despite the likes of Sequoia being invested now, the first year of Dia gained no institutional money. Why does Nadia think this is? What was the inflection point for VC interest? Is there anything that Nadia would change about how she has run the fundraising process? 4.) What does Nadia suggest as some core solutions to ensuring that more females become VCs? How does Nadia believe this will impact the types of companies that are being funded and built? What remain the core issues today? 5.) How does Nadia differentiate between customer centricity and customer devotion? Why is this so crucial in today's proliferated world of e-commerce? How does Nadi and Dia determine with data, the extent to which they achieve their customer devotion targets? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Nadia's Fave Book: Competing Against Luck As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Nadia on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Snapchat here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. Cooley are the global law firm built around startups and venture capital.  Since forming the first venture fund in Silicon Valley, Cooley has formed more venture capital funds than any other law firm in the world, with 50+ years working with VCs. They help VCs form and manage funds, make investments and handle the myriad issues that arise through a fund’s lifetime. So to learn more about the #1 most active law firm representing VC-backed companies going public. Head over to cooley.com and also at cooleygo.com. Zoom, fastest growing video and web conferencing service, providing one consistent enterprise experience that allows you to engage in an array of activities including video meetings and webinars, collaboration-enabled conference rooms, and persistent chat all in one easy platform. Plus, it is the easiest solution to manage, scale, and use, and has the most straightforward, affordable pricing. Don’t take our word for it. Zoom is the top rated conferencing app across various user review sites including G2Crowd and Trust Radius. And you can sign up for a free account (not a trial!). Just visit Zoom.us.

MASS Mutual announces it is pulling 1,500 jobs out of Connecticut. Susan Bysiewicz, touting her experience, goes to wrong location to register as gubernatorial candidate. Nancy Pelosi uses Rosa DeLauro's rosary beads; casino battle percolates, Hartford has a hand out and Diaco gets a handsome buyout.

It started as a sort of therapy session for jilted columnist Jeff Jacobs, who came up empty in his search for his beloved ConFLiCT trophy earlier this week. But, inevitably, the latest episode of the UConn Insider podcast shifted its focus to the man behind the manufactured rivalry that’s still haunting him more than 1,500 miles away: former UConn football coach and current Nebraska defensive coordinator Bob Diaco. Jacobs joined beat reporter Mike Anthony and online producer Chris Brodeur to discuss the strange odyssey of the rivalry that wasn’t between the Huskies and UCF (7:00), their favorite Diaco-isms (9:30), where the coach’s career appears to be headed (12:00) and the parallels between a Diaco press conference and one featuring Jim Calhoun (15:00). Then, the guys consider whether the battered Bryant Shirreffs should return as the Huskies’ starting quarterback this season (20:30). They discuss the idea, posited by coach Randy Edsall, that many of the younger players on this team are “hitting the wall” (27:00) and wrap things up with some attendance talk (38:00).

First and foremost, foremost and first, you're all beautiful people.  I mean what's that mean, it means what it means and, you know, whatever that means.  The team is good, but how does a good team win great games and how does a great team win wonderful games, you have to be a wonderful team.  If you're not then you're just average, but I think we can be wonderful. Ugh...it's exhausting just attempting to even type like he'd talk.  Changes are'uh comin'.  How much or how many...who knows, but Bobby D is covering his A like an MFer.

It’s a big week for the WWE when Mr. Vince McMahon himself makes an allegorical appearance on SmackDown Live specifically to be assaulted by Canadian hero Kevin Owens. Join Blind Tag hosts Matt and Ron as they peak under the apron and attempt to break through the veil of kayfabe that has become one with McMahon’s mind. What is real and what is staged? When exactly does an object becomes a weapon? When did Nia Jax become so interesting? All these questions and more pondered on this week’s Blind Tag! Find us online at blindtagcast.com Follow us on Twitter @blindtagcast Like us on Facebook at facebook.com/blindtagcast/ Send your questions or comments to blindtagcast@gmail.com Please rate, review, and subscribe!! Clips discussed this week: WWE pays tribute to those lost on Sept. 11, 2001: https://youtu.be/nvFCBUf9ifU Asuka is coming to Raw: https://youtu.be/12fphklmFzk Nia Jax and Alexa Bliss react to the news that Asuka is coming to Team Red: https://youtu.be/SkcYz71e8Lw Sasha Banks vs. Emma: https://youtu.be/0l5cP1wgXXc Nia Jax walks in Dia&Co runway show during New York Fashion Week: https://youtu.be/Eob4Td9-bzg The Miz and Maryse reveal they are expecting their first child: https://youtu.be/70nsp0eg1QI Enzo Amore vs. The Miz: https://youtu.be/dMsOh7V_5zw All-out chaos erupts among Raw's tag teams: https://youtu.be/1TtPBwS22d8 Roman Reigns vs. Jason Jordan: https://youtu.be/QMtCrvASZ6M John Cena gives Roman Reigns a lesson in "failure": https://youtu.be/G1VRymLRN-I Paul Heyman provokes a fight between Braun Strowman and Brock Lesnar: https://youtu.be/WQyi3HGf2eY John Cena vs. Braun Strowman: https://youtu.be/DzaUeN6UUBA Dolph Ziggler tries a few more extravagant entrances: https://youtu.be/qxLR2T_l5Qk Kevin Owens makes plans for The Kevin Owens Show: https://youtu.be/1e4il59ydvU Kevin Owens can't wait for Mr. McMahon to arrive: https://youtu.be/FbyC9MYYA70 Kevin Owens brutally attacks Mr. McMahon: https://youtu.be/Qp0J7P62NFU Jinder Mahal mocks Shinsuke Nakamura: https://youtu.be/lxg4Aw_719c

If you’re a plus size woman like me, you know how frustrating it can be to find clothing that’s comfortable, fits well, is made from quality materials, and is also stylish, reflective of your own personal aesthetic. Sometimes, it feels like the fashion industry just doesn’t care. But as someone who has the privilege to interact with those behind-the-scenes of many fashion brands in my role as a plus size model, I know that this is far from true! Lots of designers care deeply about giving plus size women what they want, and are working hard to make that happen. In honor of New York Fashion Week, currently underway, I’ve assembled a panel of fashion design insiders from the plus size fashion world to talk about the challenges (and joys!) of bringing gorgeous, high-quality, and functional fashion to plus size shoppers. Because from my perspective, the purpose of fashion is to make sure we can all leave the house feeling amazing, so we can go out there and do our great work in the world! Some of the women you’ll hear from in this episode, like Lisa Aviva, I’ve worked with and know personally. Others, like Erin Cavanaugh and Yi Zhou from See Rose Go, and Shireen Jamehdor of Jaanuu Scrubs, I’m getting to know right along with you, listeners! Whether or not you’re a plus size fashion insider, it’s fascinating to hear about the journey these women go on behind-the-scenes, and what inspires them to create. The plus size fashion world is moving forward! And these are some of the ladies making that transformation a reality.   Key takeaways: How these brands got started What inspired the brands, and the women who are creating the clothing, to take on the challenge of bringing fashionable, high-quality, functional clothing to plus size shoppers The financial challenges of starting a fashion line The technical, manufacturing, and production challenges of creating a fashion line for plus size shoppers What these women each see as the #1 thing needed to move plus size fashion forward The brands that these women are looking to currently, who are doing a great job of moving fashion forward for plus size shoppers What’s on the horizon for each of these women, and the brands they represent   Mentioned in this episode: Lisa Aviva See Rose Go Jaanuu Scrubs Universal Standard Elloquii Torrid Lane Bryant Plus size subscription services, like Gwynnie Bee, Dia & Co., and Trunk Club for plus   Share the Body Love! Share what you learned here via Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, or Twitter Subscribe on iTunes and leave a review. I love hearing what you have to say! Post your own experiences, thoughts, and feedback to social media using the hashtag #healthyatanysize!

Ty and Dan put together a mega episode to break down the 2017 state of the Big Ten, from Ohio State's seeming lock on conference supremacy to the ongoing rebuild at Rutgers. Will Michigan take a step back? Does Penn State have enough depth to make another title run? How much trust should you put in the law firm of Riley, Diaco and Lee? And how many games would Wisconsin win if its lineman stood passively and refused to block? Plus, a special visit from Big Ten Network's Dave Revsine. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This is definitely gonna be a sensitive episode but that's how we roll. We talk abut the hard stuff. That's why everyone gets their news from The Big Red Cobcast and not "real" news sources with "actual integrity"  and "a code of ethics that they have to follow". This week someone asked us on Twitter how we feel when companies use the #27 to advertise or they tweet about it or they have memorials that sometimes seem as a way to get fans into their stores. So, we obliged and tried to be honest but also sympathetic as we cover this topic. It's not an easy one to talk about sometimes. We also discussed all the things we're excited about now that Fall Camp is underway. Diaco's new defense, Tanner lee, Tyjon Lindsey and the ever impressive DICAPRIO BOOTLE! It's gonna be a good season Husker fans. Stick with us and we'll make sure you only get the info that's important us. Follow us on Twitter @BigRedCobcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this weeks episode we talk to the only Black Shirt to start at a True Freshman, a national championship winning DB, a TV personality, one of the world most handsome gentlemen... Ralph Brown! Ryan and Pat, in typical homer fashion, were besides themselves and spoke for nearly an hour with Ralph. They talked about everything from Ralph's career, Diaco's 3-4 defense, greatest moments, Jersey boys, Charlie McBride, Tom Osborne, Mike Brown, The NFL, AND SO MUCH MORE HOW DID THEY FIT ALL THIS INTO ONE EPISODE! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lee Hower is a co-founder and Partner at NextView Ventures, one of the East coast's leading early stage funds with investments in the likes of Dia & Co, Sunrise, TaskRabbit and GrabCad just to name a few. As for Lee, prior to being a VC with NextView, Lee started his career as an early employee of PayPal in product and business development roles, through the company’s 2002 IPO and sale to eBay. After PayPal, Lee was a co-founder of LinkedIn (NYSE: LNKD) and served as head of corporate development. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Lee made his way from the early days of PayPal with Elon Musk to the founding team of LinkedIn with Reid Hoffman to founding NextView and being a VC? 2.) What were Lee's biggest takeaways from his time working with Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, Reid Hoffman in the early days of PayPal? How has that experience affected how he invests today? 3.) Unlike other Paypal mafia members, Lee decided not to pursue the multi-stage investing strategy. Why was this? How does Lee evaluate the current seed environment? 4.) Why does Lee believe it is fundamental to study the history of VC and innovation? How does this affect his mindset when investing? 5.) What would Lee advice to a junior VC or someone looking to move into the industry in terms of differentiation and personal branding? What is key? How should this be approached? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Lee’s Fave Book: The Globalisation Paradox Lee's Most Recent Investment: Optimus Ride As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Lee on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Snapchat here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. X.ai is AI-poweredered personal assistant for scheduling meetings bringing you Amy or Andrew. The assistant you interact with like you would to any other person and it allows you to avoid the tedious hours of email ping pong in order to schedule one meeting. Even better, there is no sign in, no password, no download, all you do is cc amy@x.ai beautiful! And you can check it out now on x.ai it really is a must! Workable is the all-in-one recruiting software for ambitious companies. From posting a job to tracking and managing candidates, Workable provides everything you need to hire better. Transparent communication, organized candidate profiles, structured interviews and a full reporting suite gives hiring teams the information they need to make the best choice. Workable is available for desktop and mobile and you can find out more on workable.com where you can try it for free.

Nadia and Jenna discuss how embodied empathy enables Dia & Co to foster a truly tight knit community, why the team refers to their customer exclusively as 'Her,' as well as key lessons Nadia's gleaned on team building, fundraising, and relinquishing the need to know all the answers. 

Wherein the Cuzes discuss the new Defensive Coordinator Bob Zydeco Geiko Diaco, become enamored with ascending to the 3-4 after being disenchanted with the descent to the 4-3, discuss the recruits who will become Huskers, and talk NFL Conference Championships while Patrick and Derrick get jealous of Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady for the women in their life.

Mike Riley manages a coaching staff like a guy starting a brush fire.  He gives zero fucks, he wants to win and he doesn't care if people have to cross bridges, because he's burning all of them down.  Hughs, he gone. Read, he gone. Banker, he gone.  Stewart, he gone.  Now its the Diaco show and he better earn his 800,000.00 or 900,000.00 or 1,000,000.00 or 1,100,000.00, or 1,125,000.00 or whatever the hell he's making, salary.    

On the next Chenese Lewis Show – Nadia Boujarwah, the Co-Founder and CEO of Dia&Co, a body-positive shopping experience for women who wear sizes 14 and up. Dia&Co stylists work with top brands – from industry staples to up-and-coming young designers – to provide each customer with curated looks to suit their unique style and shape. Tune in to learn more about the premier personal styling service for plus size women!

Startups are exciting for any number of reasons, not least of which are all the fresh new ideas for products and various approaches to doing the work. But we forget that building successful startups is not actually about coming up with ideas. Instead, it's about finding problems, figuring out whether they truly matter (and to how many people), and working hard to solve them.   So what happens when you're obsessed with solving a problem? What does that do to your work, your team, your product, your success? Nadia Boujarwah, co-founder of Dia&Co, shares her story to answer those questions and more.   Plus, 3 special announcements about the future of the show.   SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE CONTENT FROM NEXTVIEW: bit.ly/nvsubscribe   GO BEHIND-THE-SCENES: Follow Jay on Snapchat: snapchat.com/add/jayacunzo

Bob Diaco named UCF as UConn's new rival, and he's not finished yet. News News News: Apple CEO Tim Cook Gives Cleveland Indians Free Apple Products. Sketches: Bob Diaco Names UConn's New Rivals, Forbes Magazine Highest Paid Athletes Countdown. Wide World of Weird Sports: Chicago Honey Bears.

Like many young children, I loved a good book. Books took me to magical lands. Listening to the stories was a pleasant way to while away time, dream about foreign people and places, and spend time with my Dad or Mom or big sister—whoever volunteered to read to me. I couldn’t wait to read on my own, and once I did, I dug into books like a kid on a mission. My favorite day as a first grader was our weekly trip to the school library. I built my reading skills with the Spot series and moved on to Charlotte’s Web, Winnie-the-Pooh, and Cinderella. As the daughter of a journalist and a short story and poetry writer, I learned to love literature, was edited throughout my life, and spent many hours doing writing-related things—attending conferences, running writing workshops, writing books together with family members. Writing is in my blood. And so is the interest in helping you get your writing done, whether it’s for your business, or for you personally. And even though my attention at one point turned to science (specifically microbiology, a fascinating subject) and then to business--writing, and stories, never left me. Instead, I looked for ways to use my talents. I wrote technical documents (thank you science degree and graduate coursework), and compose business literature when working in corporate communications. As a freelance writer, I edited textbooks and a variety of educational materials, and wrote a textbook and a variety of educational materials. I wrote articles of all sorts for national magazines and was a stringer for a large daily newspaper in Philadelphia. When the internet proved to be a powerful marketing tool, I wrote blog posts for the business I started with my business partner, along with newsletters, sales letters, and postcard copy. That love of words developed in my childhood followed me throughout my life. In short, I am a storyteller, incorporating the best writing and editing practices to your marketing, business and technical documents. From simple, short bios, to blog posts, articles, white papers, and more, you get the expertise that a lifetime of reading and writing has to offer.

This show begins in Arlington, TX at UTA in front of a live studio audience. We talk to Mavericks Baseball Player and SAAC Member Darien McLemore about the Canned Good Drive as well as the $5000 the UTA Volleyball Team raised for Breast Cancer. Our feature interview is with Bob Diaco, the head football coach […]