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The constant buzz of notifications has become the soundtrack to our lives. That little device in your pocket connects you to everything and everyone—except perhaps what's directly in front of you. For motorcyclists, this digital tether creates an ironic disconnect from the very experience we seek.Remember when communication required intention? When a pager meant someone truly needed to reach you, and finding a payphone was part of the adventure? Today's always-on culture has its conveniences, but while riding, your attention is your most precious resource. The dance between rider, machine, and landscape demands complete presence—something increasingly rare in our notification-saturated world.The magic happens when you deliberately unplug. Tucked away in my saddlebag, silenced and forgotten, my phone no longer competes for attention with the journey itself. What emerges is nothing short of transformative: heightened awareness of sunlight filtering through trees, the changing colors of passing fields, the rich tapestry of scents from pine forests to approaching rain. The soundtrack shifts from notification pings to the harmonious blend of engine hum, rushing wind, and nature's chorus.Beyond these sensory delights lies something even more valuable—a mental settling, a focused calm that comes when your mind isn't pulled in countless digital directions. This state of flow becomes a moving meditation, a genuine antidote to modern stress. The ride transforms from mere transportation to a profound reconnection with life itself.I challenge you to try it on your next ride. Leave your phone out of reach. The initial discomfort of disconnection quickly gives way to something richer and more satisfying—a journey experienced fully, with all your senses engaged. Because motorcycling isn't just about covering miles; it's about being fully present for every one of them. Sometimes the simplest step—unplugging—opens the door to the biggest adventures. Ready to rediscover what you've been missing?Support the show
Porn, apps, and missing fathers created a male crisis of loneliness. Here, ManTalks podcast host Connor Beaton breaks down the data and offers solutions.Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/1178What We Discuss with Connor Beaton:Male loneliness epidemic: 15% of men report having no close friends (up from 3% in 1990), and 28% of men aged 18-24 have no close friends. This represents a massive social crisis.Fatherless homes crisis: 43% of US children live without their father. This correlates with 90% of homeless youth, 85% of behavioral disorders, 85% of youth in prison, and 90% of repeat arsonists.Porn addiction epidemic: Starting as young as 9-11 years old, chronic porn use creates desensitization, erectile dysfunction, unrealistic expectations, and replacement of real relationships.Collapse of male spaces: Traditional male-oriented spaces like Boy Scouts have disappeared, leaving young men without mentorship or models for healthy masculinity.Connor Beaton recommends that men spend two nights per week with male friends for optimal mental health. Building real friendships through taking social risks — joining teams, starting conversations — combats loneliness.And much more...And if you're still game to support us, please leave a review here — even one sentence helps! Sign up for Six-Minute Networking — our free networking and relationship development mini course — at jordanharbinger.com/course!Subscribe to our once-a-week Wee Bit Wiser newsletter today and start filling your Wednesdays with wisdom!Do you even Reddit, bro? Join us at r/JordanHarbinger!This Episode Is Brought To You By Our Fine Sponsors:The Cybersecurity Tapes: thecybersecuritytapes.comBetterHelp: 10% off first month: betterhelp.com/jordanShopify: 3 months @ $1/month (select plans): shopify.com/jordanProgressive: Free online quote: progressive.comHomes.com: Find your home: homes.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Send us a textToday, I share my most recent Substack, #48:The Mist Trail: Digital Detox and Yosemite's RewardIt's a story I will long remember. Maybe it will bring back some memories and some inspiration to you, too.CLICK HERE to read along and enjoy some of the photos.Enjoy!Support the showBecome a Patron - Click on the link to learn how you can become a Patron of the show. Thank you! Ken's Substack Page The Podcast Official Site: TheBeachedWhiteMale.com
Transform your midday slump into peak performance with this scientifically-engineered restorative audio experience featuring our precision-tuned therapeutic frequency matrix. This 5-minute guided soundscape combines cutting-edge neuroscience with ancient healing frequencies to deliver maximum cognitive restoration.Our Therapeutic Frequency Stack:- 40Hz - Gamma wave entrainment for enhanced brain clearance, memory consolidation, and neural synchronization- 256Hz - Root chakra frequency promoting grounding and physical restoration- 285Hz - Cellular repair frequency supporting tissue regeneration during rest- 288Hz - Harmonic bridge frequency enhancing overall system balance- 320Hz - Solar plexus activation for renewed energy and confidence- 341.3Hz - Heart coherence frequency promoting emotional balance- 384Hz - Third eye resonance supporting intuitive clarity- 3Hz Binaural Beat - Delta wave induction for rapid sleep onset and deep restorationTop 3 Power Nap Usages:1. The 3PM Performance Crash - When post-lunch fatigue threatens your productivity and that important deadline looms. Studies show this timing aligns with natural circadian dips, making it ideal for a restorative reset.2. Pre-Presentation Power-Up - Before high-stakes meetings, presentations, or creative sessions when you need peak mental clarity and confidence. Research confirms 20-minute naps boost problem-solving abilities by up to 40%.3. Shift Work Recovery - For healthcare workers, first responders, or anyone managing irregular schedules. Strategic power naps help recalibrate disrupted circadian rhythms and maintain cognitive sharpness during critical hours.Our dynamic frequency layering reduces sleep latency by 15-38%, increases slow-wave sleep efficiency, and lowers cortisol by 22%. Wake refreshed without grogginess, with enhanced memory, sharper focus, and renewed energy to conquer your day.Based on peer-reviewed neuroscience research. Individual results may vary. For extended sessions and personalized soundscapes, explore our premium Restorative Audio collection.Send us a textSupport the show
Transform your midday slump into peak performance with this scientifically-engineered restorative audio experience featuring our precision-tuned therapeutic frequency matrix. This 15-minute soundscape combines cutting-edge neuroscience with ancient healing frequencies to deliver maximum cognitive restoration.Our Therapeutic Frequency Stack:40Hz - Gamma wave entrainment for enhanced brain clearance, memory consolidation, and neural synchronization256Hz - Root chakra frequency promoting grounding and physical restoration285Hz - Cellular repair frequency supporting tissue regeneration during rest288Hz - Harmonic bridge frequency enhancing overall system balance320Hz - Solar plexus activation for renewed energy and confidence341.3Hz - Heart coherence frequency promoting emotional balance384Hz - Third eye resonance supporting intuitive clarity3Hz Binaural Beat - Delta wave induction for rapid sleep onset and deep restorationTop 3 Power Nap Usages:The 3PM Performance Crash - When post-lunch fatigue threatens your productivity and that important deadline looms. Studies show this timing aligns with natural circadian dips, making it ideal for a restorative reset.Pre-Presentation Power-Up - Before high-stakes meetings, presentations, or creative sessions when you need peak mental clarity and confidence. Research confirms 20-minute naps boost problem-solving abilities by up to 40%.Shift Work Recovery - For healthcare workers, first responders, or anyone managing irregular schedules. Strategic power naps help recalibrate disrupted circadian rhythms and maintain cognitive sharpness during critical hours.Our dynamic frequency layering reduces sleep latency by 15-38%, increases slow-wave sleep efficiency, and lowers cortisol by 22%. Wake refreshed without grogginess, with enhanced memory, sharper focus, and renewed energy to conquer your day.Based on peer-reviewed neuroscience research. Individual results may vary. For extended sessions and personalized soundscapes, explore our premium Restorative Audio collSend us a textSupport the show
In this short episode, Christina shares a gentle reminder about the power of unplugging. Inspired by the quote, “You don't have to delete your digital life—just take time to log into your real one,” she explores how being constantly connected can quietly disconnect us from ourselves and the people around us.This isn't about ditching your phone—it's about building self-awareness and choosing presence. Whether it's a 10-minute walk, a deep breath, or a conversation that doesn't involve emojis, this episode invites you to reconnect with the version of life that doesn't need Wi-Fi to feel real.Perfect for anyone navigating recovery, burnout, or just craving a moment of stillness in a scroll-heavy world.**If you are struggling with your mental health or having thoughts of self harm, please seek the help of professionals. We only speak from our own perspective and experience. This recording should not be used as a replacement for professional help but as encouragement in your recovery journey. ~ This episode is sponsored by The Better Institute - Where people go to get better! https://betterinstitute.com/problem-gambling-help/'~ Gamfin - Financial Counseling with counselors who understand the impacts of gambling on financial health and individual goals. (For those in the US only). https://www.gamfin.org/ ~ Evive - An app that can help you better understand your relationship with gambling and help you navigate recovery in a new way! Use code BGS for ONE year free!! https://www.getevive.com/Resource Book: https://bgs-media.com/resources/
In this episode of the Fitness League, hosts Josh, Alessandra, and Joelle discuss the transformative experience of cold plunging, the challenges of balancing parenting with personal wellness, and the importance of maintaining in-person community connections. They share personal anecdotes about their experiences with cold plunges, the benefits of tracking recovery through heart rate variability (HRV), and the complexities of navigating social media as entrepreneurs. The conversation emphasizes the significance of communication within family dynamics and the need to prioritize mental health during busy seasons of life. Takeaways: Cold plunging can be a transformative experience. The cold is a tool for mental and physical resilience. Maintaining in-person community connections is vital for mental health. Balancing parenting and work requires clear communication. It's important to prioritize self-care and mental health. Social media can be both a tool and a distraction. Tracking recovery metrics like HRV can provide insights into wellness. Seasons of life require different priorities and boundaries. It's okay to say no to social obligations for personal well-being. Creating a supportive network can enhance personal and professional growth. APPLY FOR COACHING: https://www.lvltncoaching.com/1-1-coaching SDE Method app: https://www.lvltncoaching.com/sde-method-app Macros Guide https://www.lvltncoaching.com/free-resources/calculate-your-macros Join the Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lvltncoaching FREE TOOLS to start your health and fitness journey: https://www.lvltncoaching.com/resources/freebies Alessandra's Instagram: http://instagram.com/alessandrascutnik Joelle's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joellesamantha?igsh=ZnVhZjFjczN0OTdn Josh's Instagram: http://instagram.com/joshscutnik Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Cold Plunge Challenge 02:46 The Experience of Cold Plunging 05:49 Adrenaline and Cold Plunge Dynamics 08:40 The Aftermath: Energy and Recovery 11:20 Data Insights: HRV and Cold Exposure 14:56 Parenting Insights and Lessons Learned 17:55 Navigating Parenting Challenges 19:09 Family Connections and Nature 23:41 The Importance of Digital Detox 29:18 Balancing Work and Family Life 35:10 Communicating Needs in Parenting 40:55 Reflections on Family Dynamics
In a world ruled by FOMO—the fear of missing out—what if the real antidote isn't more digital connection, but less? In this encouraging episode, Davies Owens sits down with author and digital wellbeing advocate Christina Crook to explore the power of JOMO - the Joy of Missing Out.Christina shares her story of stepping away from technology, launching a global movement, and helping parents and schools reclaim space for what matters most: real connection, creativity, and Christ-centered joy. From setting tech boundaries to building intentional family habits, this episode is packed with practical advice for parents, educators, and school leaders navigating the challenges of raising kids in a hyperconnected world.
In this episode of SHE MD, hosts Mary Alice Haney and Dr. Thais Aliabadi welcome Dr. Anna Lembke, a renowned expert on addiction and professor at Stanford University. Dr. Lembke discusses the concept of "Dopamine Nation" and how our modern world's constant pursuit of pleasure affects our brain chemistry and overall well-being. She delves into the neuroscience of dopamine addiction, the impact of digital media on our dopamine levels, and discusses strategies for managing addictive behaviors. The conversation covers topics ranging from social media addiction to substance abuse, offering insights into how individuals can reset their reward pathways and find balance in a world of constant stimulation.Access more information about the podcast and additional expert health tips by visiting SHE MD Podcast and Ovii. Sponsors: Cymbiotika: Go to Cymbiotikia.com/SHEMD for 20% off your order + free shipping today.Strivektin: Discover the Science Behind Great SkinOpill: Opill is birth control in your control, and you can use code SHEMD for twenty five percent off your first month of Opill at Opill.comSleepMe: Visit www.sleep.me/SHEMD to get your Chilipad at 20% off with code SHEMDNutrafol: Nutrafol is offering our listeners ten dollars off your first month's subscription and free shipping when you go to Nutrafol.com and enter promo code SHEMDDavid's Protein: David is giving my listeners an exclusive offer – buy four cartons and get the fifth free at davidprotein.com/shemdAnna Lembke's Key Takeaways:Digital Detox: Set a daily timer for digital media usage. Start with a modest reduction and gradually decrease screen time over several weeks.30-Day Reset: Choose one addictive behavior (e.g., social media, video games, unhealthy snacking) and abstain completely for 30 days. Track your progress daily to maintain accountability.Embrace Discomfort: Incorporate short bursts of activities that challenge your comfort zone, like a 10-minute cold shower or a brisk 20-minute walk. These activities help regulate dopamine levels and reduce cravings.Journaling: Dedicate 5-10 minutes each day to journaling about your digital and non-digital consumption patterns. Note any triggers or situations that lead to addictive behaviors.Family Education: Schedule a family meeting to discuss the importance of balanced digital habits and healthy coping mechanisms. Share resources and create a supportive environment for everyone to practice moderation.In This Episode: (00:00) Introduction(01:25) Dr. Anna Lembke Introduction(02:35) Modern world's addiction to digital media(05:25) What Dopamine Addiction does to your Brain?(09:48) Dopamine addiction and social media's impact to our children(18:35) Genetic factors and parental advice(22:31) Drug addiction and societal approaches(24:40) Benefits of a 30-day dopamine fast(33:27) Hormesis: Using discomfort to reset dopamine(35:27) Parkinson's, dopamine, and potential treatments(37:42) ADHD and its relationship to dopamine(38:36) Starting addiction recovery with data collectionRESOURCES:Dopamine Nation - Anna Lembke's Book: https://www.annalembke.com/GUEST BIOGRAPHY:Anna Lembke, MD is professor of psychiatry at Stanford University School of Medicine and chief of the Stanford Addiction Medicine Dual Diagnosis Clinic. A clinician scholar, she is the author of more than a hundred peer-reviewed publications, has testified before the United States House of Representatives and Senate, and has served as an expert witness in federal and state opioid litigation. She is an internationally recognized leader in addiction medicine treatment and education.In 2016, she published Drug Dealer, MD – How Doctors Were Duped, Patients Got Hooked, and Why It's So Hard to Stop (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2016), highlighted in the New York Times as one of the top five books to read to understand the opioid epidemic (Zuger, 2018). Dr. Lembke appeared in the Netflix documentary The Social Dilemma, an unvarnished look at the impact of social media on our lives. Her book, Dopamine Nation: Finding Balance in the Age of Indulgence (Dutton/Penguin Random House, August 2021) was an instant New York Times and Los Angeles Times bestseller, has been translated into more than 35 languages, and explores how to moderate compulsive overconsumption in a dopamine-overloaded world. Her just released Dopamine Nation Workbook provides a step-by-step guide for dopamine fasting, full of interactive exercises and practical tips for finding balance.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Ever wondered what would actually happen if you turned your phone off for a week? Like, fully off—not just Do Not Disturb but buried-in-a-drawer kind of off?This week I'm sharing the raw, messy, and (surprisingly emotional) truth about my 7-day digital detox. I thought I'd find peace and clarity… instead, I found panic, discomfort, and a whole lot of unexpected revelations.In this episode, I talk about:The uncomfortable truth no one warns you about when the notifications stopHow phone addiction masks deeper emotional avoidanceSitting with big feelings when distraction isn't an optionNervous system reactions, grief, disconnection—and surprising joyWhat I hoped would happen (and what really did)Whether you're considering a detox, feeling overwhelmed by digital noise, or just wondering how the heck to be more present in a world of constant pings, this episode is for you. Spoiler alert: the transformation wasn't what I expected—but it was exactly what I needed.Links & Resources:Join Rock Your Business to align your decisions with your goals.Get instant access to my FREE Masterclass on From Overwhelmed to ProfitableDive deeper with blogs, free resources, and all things biz boundaries: dawnbradley.comFollow me: Instagram: www.instagram.com/dawnbradleyYoutube: www.youtube.com/dawnbradley
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Was passiert wirklich, wenn du radikal auf Zucker, Kaffee und Social Media verzichtest? In diesem ehrlichen Relax Talk nehme ich dich mit auf meine ganz persönliche Reise: Wochenlang habe ich komplett auf diese drei Alltagsgewohnheiten verzichtet – und die Ergebnisse haben mich selbst überrascht!
Come si ritrova l'equilibrio in un mondo sempre connesso? Monica Bormetti, psicologa del benessere digitale e fondatrice di Smart Break, accompagna persone e organizzazioni a disconnettersi dal rumore esterno per riconnettersi a sé stesse. Tra mindfulness, neuroscienze e digital detox, guida verso abitudini sostenibili che migliorano benessere e performance. In questa puntata ci racconta come prendersi cura della mente nell'era dell'iperconnessione e perché rallentare può essere la chiave per andare avanti meglio. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Cosa succede nella mente dei giovani quando vivono immersi nei media digitali? La dottoressa Laura Marciano, ricercatrice associata ad Harvard e al Digital Wellness Lab del Boston Children's Hospital, studia da anni il rapporto tra tecnologia e benessere psicologico. Con un approccio che unisce neuroscienze, comunicazione e arte, guida progetti internazionali per capire (e migliorare) l'impatto del digitale sulle nuove generazioni. In questa puntata ci racconta perché la scienza deve parlare alla società, come possiamo educare al digitale in modo più consapevole e perché il benessere passa anche da ciò che scegliamo di guardare, ascoltare e condividere. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Come cambia la comunicazione politica nell'era digitale? Antonio Palmieri, presidente della Fondazione Pensiero Solido e veterano della politica italiana, porta con sé un'esperienza di quasi trent'anni nel cuore della comunicazione di Forza Italia. Filosofo di formazione e innovatore digitale, ha contribuito a costruire ponti tra politica, tecnologia e società. In questa puntata ci racconta le sfide di comunicare oggi, tra trasformazioni digitali e nuovi modi di fare politica, e perché la parola resta lo strumento più potente per costruire futuro. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Cosa succede quando la diversità diventa davvero un valore per le aziende? Laura Fedeli, Head of Advisory in Valore D, ha un percorso che unisce economia, teatro e formazione. Dopo gli esordi come attrice, ha scelto di mettere la sua voce al servizio della comunicazione, della leadership e della cultura dell'inclusione. In questa puntata ci racconta come si costruiscono organizzazioni più eque e consapevoli, e perché affrontare i bias (anche quelli più invisibili) è il primo passo per generare un cambiamento reale. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Cosa c'entra il mondo delle multinazionali con la crescita personale? Sebastiano Zanolli, autore, manager ed ex dirigente in aziende come Diesel e Adidas, ha passato una carriera intera a unire marketing, performance e sviluppo umano. In questa puntata ci racconta cosa ha capito su lavoro, leadership e collaborazione dopo anni tra boardroom, libri e palchi. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Cosa può insegnarci oggi un'antica saggezza millenaria? Lama Michel Tulku Rinpoche, maestro buddhista riconosciuto come reincarnazione di un lama tibetano, ha scelto a soli 12 anni di intraprendere il cammino monastico tra India e Tibet, dove ha studiato per oltre vent'anni. Oggi vive in Italia e guida centri spirituali in tutto il mondo, portando la filosofia buddhista nella vita quotidiana con un linguaggio semplice, profondo e attuale. In questa puntata ci racconta come coltivare consapevolezza e serenità anche nel mondo moderno, e perché la spiritualità può essere una guida laica e concreta per il benessere personale e collettivo. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Come si fa a stare bene in un mondo sempre più connesso? Fernanda Maio, formatrice e fondatrice di MindfulTech, ha fatto della promozione del benessere digitale la sua missione. Tra soft skills, trasformazione culturale e lavoro sostenibile, accompagna aziende, scuole e istituzioni verso un uso più consapevole della tecnologia. In questa puntata ci racconta come ritrovare focus e motivazione in un mondo iperconnesso, e perché il vero cambiamento parte da dentro per costruire ambienti di lavoro più sani e umani. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Cosa significa oggi educare alla legalità? Alessio Pasquini, giornalista e Direttore Generale della Fondazione Scintille di futuro ETS, se lo chiede da anni. Con alle spalle un percorso tra istituzioni, scuola e impegno civile (dal Ministero dell'Istruzione alla Fondazione Falcone, fino al fianco di Pietro Grasso), Alessio ha fatto della cultura della legalità una missione da portare ai più giovani. In questa puntata ci racconta perché parlare di Costituzione, giustizia e responsabilità non è mai stato così urgente. E perché accendere una scintilla può fare la differenza. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Come si racconta il mondo nell'epoca dei social? Francesco Oggiano, digital journalist freelance e tra i volti di Will Italia, ogni giorno traduce l'attualità in contenuti chiari, accessibili e coinvolgenti per una nuova generazione di lettori e spettatori. Attraverso i suoi canali social, YouTube e la newsletter Digital Journalism, crea comunità e riflessione attorno all'informazione. In questa puntata ci parla del potere del racconto digitale, delle sfide del giornalismo oggi e di come si può fare informazione senza urlare… ma restando in ascolto. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Cosa succede quando si cresce a contatto con la natura, le emozioni e la libertà? Paolo Mai, maestro e fondatore dell'Asilo nel Bosco e di altri progetti educativi innovativi, ha fatto della pedagogia viva la sua missione. Formatore in educazione emozionale, neuroeducazione e outdoor education, accompagna genitori, insegnanti e bambini verso un nuovo modo di vivere l'apprendimento: più libero, autentico e relazionale. In questa puntata ci racconta perché educare significa prima di tutto ascoltare, e come la gioia possa (e debba) essere il cuore di ogni percorso educativo. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Cosa vuol dire informare davvero una generazione cresciuta sui social? Bianca Arrighini, classe 1997, ha fondato Factanza Media per rispondere a questa domanda. Con un linguaggio chiaro, diretto e accessibile, oggi guida una media company seguita da oltre 1,5 milioni di under 35. CEO, imprenditrice e voce ascoltata dalle nuove generazioni, è stata riconosciuta da Forbes, Ashoka e LinkedIn come uno dei volti più influenti del cambiamento. In questa puntata ci racconta come si costruisce fiducia nel mondo digitale e perché, oggi più che mai, l'informazione ha bisogno di essere rilevante, comprensibile e condivisibile. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Si può davvero mettere la felicità al centro del lavoro? Sandro Formica, professore italo-americano e consulente internazionale, insegna leadership e benessere organizzativo alla Florida International University ed è tra i pionieri del ruolo di Chief Happiness Officer. Ha collaborato con aziende globali e porta da anni la sua visione al World Happiness Summit e nelle aule universitarie. In questa puntata ci racconta come si costruiscono organizzazioni positive, perché la felicità è una competenza che si allena e cosa succede quando scegliamo di guidare con consapevolezza. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Cosa succede quando la tecnologia incontra la creatività… e l'educazione? Regista, videomaker e innovatore digitale, Mario Mele è specializzato in comunicazione visiva e lavora con brand, eventi e progetti culturali per raccontare storie che lasciano il segno. Guida Esperia Cinema Studio, la prima scuola di cinema per bambini in Italia, dove forma le nuove generazioni all'uso consapevole e creativo del linguaggio audiovisivo. In questa puntata ci parla di AI, pensiero critico e alfabetizzazione digitale e di come la tecnologia (se ben guidata) possa diventare uno straordinario strumento educativo e culturale. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Come si trasforma un sogno in realtà attraverso la scrittura? Marisandra Lizzi, fondatrice di Mirandola Comunicazione e della startup iPressLIVE, ha accompagnato grandi aziende come Amazon e istituzioni nella trasformazione digitale. Oggi guida persone e aziende verso una comunicazione più autentica, unendo innovazione, arte, natura e bioenergetica. In questa puntata ci racconta il suo metodo di Scrittura Creatrice, un viaggio dentro la mente profonda per connettersi ai propri sogni e trasformarli in realtà concrete. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Quante volte abbiamo sognato di mollare tutto e partire? Patrizio Roversi l'ha fatto davvero... per mestiere. Autore, conduttore, viaggiatore instancabile e fondatore di Turistipercaso.it, ha trasformato la curiosità in una carriera lunga decenni. In questa puntata ci racconta la sua idea di viaggio lento, di Italia da scoprire con occhi nuovi, e cosa vuol dire oggi essere “turisti per caso” in un mondo sempre più veloce. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Cosa vuol dire prendersi davvero cura di sé? Cristina Tomasi ha 35 anni di esperienza in medicina interna, angiologia e terapia ormonale bioequivalente. In questi anni, ha fatto della prevenzione e dell'informazione la sua missione. Dopo una lunga carriera ospedaliera, ha scelto di aprire un ambulatorio privato e di portare conoscenza fuori dagli studi medici, tra libri, eventi e canali digitali. In questa puntata ci racconta come lo stile di vita possa diventare la prima vera medicina, e perché ognuno di noi può (e deve) essere protagonista della propria salute. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Cosa succede quando un ragazzo subisce violenza online e non trova nessuno ad ascoltarlo? Ivano Zoppi ha deciso di esserci. Educatore e Segretario Generale della Fondazione Carolina, da anni si dedica alla prevenzione del cyberbullismo e al benessere digitale, lavorando a fianco di scuole, famiglie, istituzioni e piattaforme. In questa puntata ci racconta perché i giovani hanno bisogno di adulti presenti, di ascolto vero e di reti che non li lascino soli. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Cosa succede quando il digitale ci prende la mano? E cosa significa crescere nell'epoca degli schermi? Ne parliamo con Giuseppe Lavenia, psicoterapeuta, docente universitario e presidente dell'Associazione Nazionale Dipendenze Tecnologiche, GAP e Cyberbullismo. Da anni lavora con adolescenti, famiglie e scuole per costruire un rapporto più sano con la tecnologia, promuovendo benessere digitale e prevenzione. In questa puntata ci racconta cosa osserva ogni giorno nella sua attività clinica, come aiutare i ragazzi a ritrovare equilibrio… e perché non dobbiamo demonizzare il digitale, ma imparare a comprenderlo. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Come cambia la salute di una famiglia nel tempo? Carla Tomasini, medico, pediatra e co-fondatrice di Salus Familiae, la prima Casa della Salute in Italia dedicata alla famiglia a 360°. Unisce medicina, nutrizione e prevenzione con un approccio multidisciplinare e sostenibile. In questa puntata ci racconta come innovare la salute familiare attraverso la scienza e la comunicazione, mettendo sempre al centro il benessere a lungo termine. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Cosa succede quando scienza e umanità si incontrano? Guido Saracco, professore e già Rettore del Politecnico di Torino, ha dedicato la sua vita alla ricerca e alla divulgazione scientifica, con uno sguardo attento all'impatto umano della tecnologia. Esperto di chimica verde, promotore di Biennale Tecnologia e della piattaforma Prometeo, lavora per costruire ponti tra innovazione e cultura. In questa puntata ci racconta perché la tecnologia non basta da sola, cosa significa oggi formare cittadini consapevoli e come la scienza possa (e debba) dialogare con le grandi domande del nostro tempo. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Come si comunica davvero nell'era digitale? Nicola Zamperini, giornalista ed esperto di comunicazione digitale, ha lavorato in redazione a SkyTg24 e come portavoce istituzionale. Oggi guida Gnoti Lab, un'agenzia che crea strategie digitali per aziende e istituzioni, e scrive di cultura digitale nella sua newsletter Disobbedienze. In questa puntata ci racconta come navigare tra opportunità e sfide del digitale, e perché a volte disobbedire alle regole può essere la chiave per comunicare con autenticità. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Cosa significa essere un ribelle nell'era digitale? Simone Tornabene, co-founder e CMO di Cosmico, angel investor e docente, crede in un Internet autentico, libero dai meccanismi di controllo e sovraccarico di contenuti inutili. Con un'esperienza tra startup, università e agenzie, porta una visione nuova su come il digitale possa diventare uno strumento di cambiamento reale. In questa puntata ci racconta la sua idea di ribellione positiva: non quella che crea problemi, ma quella che nasce dalla voglia di risolverli e di costruire un mondo migliore. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Cosa vuol dire creare una tecnologia che sia significativa e incentrata sull'essere umano? Lo abbiamo chiesto a Ludovico Miniutti, Chief Product Officer di Punkt Tronics. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Siamo davvero liberi quando usiamo la tecnologia? Marco Gui, professore di Sociologia dei media all'Università di Milano-Bicocca e direttore del Digital Transformation and Wellbeing Lab, studia da anni il rapporto tra digitale e qualità della vita. Con uno sguardo rigoroso e umano, indaga come i media influenzano la nostra attenzione, il benessere, l'istruzione e le disuguaglianze sociali. In questa puntata ci aiuta a fare chiarezza: cosa significa essere davvero competenti nel digitale? Come possiamo educare a un uso più consapevole? E perché “stare a dieta di media” non è una rinuncia, ma una scelta di libertà. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Quante storie si nascondono dietro una copertina? Maria Elena Viola le ascolta, le scrive e le porta in prima pagina. Giornalista e direttrice di Donna Moderna, da anni racconta il mondo delle donne con uno sguardo attento ai diritti, agli stereotipi e al cambiamento. In questa puntata ci racconta cosa significa fare giornalismo con uno sguardo attento al sociale, come si costruisce una rivista che ascolta davvero le donne, e perché le parole (scelte bene) possono cambiare le cose. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Cosa succede quando togli il cellulare in un liceo? Ce lo racconta Elena Ugolini, ex sottosegretaria all'Istruzione, preside del Liceo Malpighi di Bologna per 30 anni, oggi consigliera regionale in Emilia Romagna. Per anni ha sperimentato un modello educativo centrato sulla relazione, l'ascolto e la presenza reale. In questa puntata ci racconta la sua visione di scuola come luogo di crescita e responsabilità, il valore dell'ascolto nell'educazione e perché, ancora oggi, credere nei giovani resta l'atto più politico che ci sia. ▫️ Qui trovi tutti i dettagli sul Digital Detox Festival!
Et si vous profitiez vraiment de l'été cette année ?Dans cet épisode, je vous propose de créer un été à votre image : un été intentionnel, doux, ressourçant… qui vous ressemble vraiment ! On parle de rituels de saison, d'envies à planifier, de ce fameux “esprit grandes vacances” qu'on peut cultiver même à l'âge adulte — et aussi de digital detox : pourquoi ça fait du bien, et comment la réussir sans frustration.Je vous partage mes réflexions, mes envies du moment, et surtout mes astuces concrètes pour ralentir, savourer, et vous reconnecter à l'essentiel
In this episode of DrinksWithAVC, we sit down with Oakland-native Drew Glover, Co-Founder of Fiat Growth and General Partner at Fiat Ventures, for a masterclass on identity, resilience, and rewriting the rules of venture capital.Over green juice and kombucha, Drew reflects on growing up with civically minded parents, early lessons in code-switching, and the mindset shifts that carried him from Cal Football to operator roles at startups like Steady, to co-founding a growth consultancy and eventually becoming a mission-driven investor.You'll learn how to:Nail your fundraising story by focusing on your customer—not your egoBuild trust with investors (especially if you don't fit the “Stanford founder” mold)Spot startup opportunities that serve overlooked communitiesUse emotional intelligence as a strategic advantage in leadership and ventureMove from operator to capital allocator with clarity and intentionDevelop a go-to-market strategy and scale user acquisition using the Chime playbookDrew also offers an unflinching take on the rise and retreat of DEI in venture, why mandates miss the mark, and how his fund continues to outperform without one—because diversity is embedded in who they are.If you're building something meaningful and want to stand out in a crowded market, this is a must-listen.Episode links:www.fiat.vcwww.fiatgrowth.comEpisode timestamps:00:00 Introduction to Drinks With a VC02:34 Meet Drew Glover: The Pride of Bishop O'Dowd02:47 Choosing Green Juice Over Alcohol03:14 The Trend of Drinking Less Alcohol03:50 Drew's Drink of Choice: Vodka Martinis04:37 Digital Detox and Drinking Habits06:09 Bree's Big Reveal: Sobriety and Pregnancy07:23 Growing Up in Oakland: Drew's Background07:55 Drew's Parents: Civic-Minded and Inspirational15:24 The Importance of Code Switching18:24 Drew's Journey to Cal and Football23:56 From Football to Venture Capital25:23 Starting Fiat Growth and Fiat VC35:36 Fundraising and the Impact of DEI37:26 The Future of Venture Capital45:17 The Shift Around Race and Education45:38 Catastrophic Events and Positive Change45:57 Diversity in Venture Capital46:32 Drew's Impressive Portfolio46:55 The Importance of Representation48:46 Balancing Good and Success50:05 Future of Inclusion and Change52:03 Advice for Underrepresented Founders52:33 Building Your Own Solutions54:40 Growth Marketing Fundamentals55:15 Distribution as a Competitive Moat56:53 Fiat Growth's Unique Approach01:05:53 Understanding Customer Personas01:10:53 Diligence in Venture Capital01:15:42 Personal Insights and Reflections
Pastor Eric Nelson explores how the enemy uses our phones to distract, numb, and pull us away from God's truth. Through biblical insight, real-life testimonies, and seven diabolical digital schemes, this message challenges listeners to fight back with intentional habits and a gospel-shaped rule of life. Discover how digital detox can lead to deeper peace, stronger relationships, and renewed focus on Jesus.
What if chronic illness wasn't the end—but a new beginning? In this episode of Productivity Smarts, Gerald J. Leonard welcomes Rebecca Renck, author of Healing Habits: How to Help Your Body Heal Itself from Chronic Illness. Rebecca shares her transformative journey through Crohn's disease and breast cancer, revealing how intentional lifestyle choices and healing habits empowered her to reclaim her health and purpose. Together, Gerald and Rebecca explore the connection between faith, holistic health, productivity, and identity. From decoding your body's signals to detoxing your environment and managing stress with grounding techniques, this episode is packed with practical insights for living well—even when faced with adversity. Whether you're navigating illness or just looking to live more mindfully, Rebecca's story will inspire you to listen to your body, trust your inner wisdom, and create habits that support healing and happiness. What We Discuss [00:00:00] Introduction to Rebecca Recnk [00:04:01] Rebecca's health journey and early decisions [00:10:25] Recognizing the body's healing ability [00:13:13] Understanding and interpreting body signals [00:17:40] Modern life and digital detox [00:19:02] Role of intuition and de-stressing practices [00:21:55] Developing healing routines and rhythms [00:27:45] Managing cravings and addictions [00:29:57] Importance of routines for self-care [00:33:08] How to connect with Rebecca Renck Notable Quotes [09:01] “You have to make that hard stand. When you do, you start to create an identity around what you want to be.” – Rebecca [10:38] “The body wants to heal. There's no reason to believe it can't heal from disease too.” – Rebecca [25:41] “If I could tell anybody to do anything, it would be to get outside more. You know, sit in the sun without sunscreen on for a couple of minutes and, you know, just use the earth.” — Rebecca [32:48] “Healing is a lifestyle. You can't ever think that you're done.” – Rebecca Our Guest Rebecca Renck is the author of Healing Habits: How to Help Your Body Heal Itself from Chronic Illness, a book inspired by her journey through Crohn's disease and breast cancer. She empowers readers to develop awareness, create healing routines, and trust their body's natural wisdom. Through writing, coaching, and public speaking, she helps others explore holistic health through faith, self-awareness, and daily practice. Resources Rebecca Renck Website - https://rebeccarenck.com/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebecca-renck-2b0814329 Book: Healing Habits - https://rebeccarenck.com/healing-habits Productivity Smarts Podcast Website - productivitysmartspodcast.com Gerald J. Leonard Website - geraldjleonard.com Turnberry Premiere website - turnberrypremiere.com Scheduler - vcita.com/v/geraldjleonard Kiva is a loan, not a donation, allowing you to cycle your money and create a personal impact worldwide. https://www.kiva.org/lender/topmindshelpingtopminds
Fluent Fiction - Danish: Disconnecting for Memories: A Suburban Sundown Tale Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-06-17-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Solen hældede mod horisonten i Aarhus' hyggelige forstad, og kastede et varmt skær over Emil og hans familie.En: The sun was dipping towards the horizon in Aarhus' cozy suburb, casting a warm glow over Emil and his family.Da: Sommerens brise var blid, og duften af nyslået græs fyldte luften i den lille baghave.En: The summer breeze was gentle, and the scent of freshly cut grass filled the air in the small backyard.Da: Det var Sankt Hans Aften, en højtid Emil havde set frem til at dele med sin kone Sofia og deres søn Anders.En: It was Sankt Hans Aften, a holiday Emil had looked forward to sharing with his wife Sofia and their son Anders.Da: Et langt træbord stod dækket på terrassen, med salater, friskbagt brød og drikkevarer.En: A long wooden table stood covered on the terrace, with salads, freshly baked bread, and beverages.Da: Ved siden af lå en lille bunke brænde klar til aftenens bål.En: Next to it lay a small pile of firewood ready for the evening's bonfire.Da: Det var vigtigt for Emil, at denne aften skulle blive speciel.En: It was important for Emil that this evening would be special.Da: Han ønskede at skabe minder, der ville vare ved.En: He wanted to create memories that would last.Da: Men der var en udfordring, som Emil konstant kæmpede med.En: But there was a challenge that Emil constantly struggled with.Da: Hans mobiltelefon.En: His cellphone.Da: Arbejdsrelaterede notifikationer kimede uafbrudt.En: Work-related notifications chimed incessantly.Da: Emil sukkede og kiggede mod Sofia, der allerede var ved at arrangere tallerkenerne.En: Emil sighed and looked towards Sofia, who was already arranging the plates.Da: "Bare en tur ud i haven, Emil," sagde hun smilende.En: "Just a walk in the garden, Emil," she said with a smile.Da: "Det kan vente indtil imorgen."En: "It can wait until tomorrow."Da: Men fristelsen var stor.En: But the temptation was great.Da: Emil følte altid, at der var noget, der skulle ordnes, en email, der skulle besvares.En: Emil always felt that there was something that needed to be done, an email that needed a response.Da: Anders plaskede rundt med en bold tæt på bordet.En: Anders was splashing around with a ball near the table.Da: "Far, se mig!En: "Dad, look at me!Da: Se!"En: Look!"Da: råbte Anders, hans smil var smittende.En: shouted Anders, his smile was infectious.Da: Mens han kiggede på sin livlige søn, klemte Emil telefonen i lommen.En: As Emil watched his lively son, he clutched the phone in his pocket.Da: Det irriterende vibrerende signal trak i ham.En: The annoying vibrating signal tugged at him.Da: Skulle han ignorere det?En: Should he ignore it?Da: Eller skulle han risikere at forstyrre den fine balance, han søgte så længe?En: Or should he risk disturbing the fine balance he'd sought for so long?Da: Timerne gik, og skumringen sneg sig ind.En: Hours passed, and twilight crept in.Da: Familien samlede sig omkring det lille bål, en traditionel del af Sankt Hans.En: The family gathered around the small bonfire, a traditional part of Sankt Hans.Da: Det var nu eller aldrig.En: It was now or never.Da: Emil tog en dyb indånding, trak telefonen frem, og slukkede den.En: Emil took a deep breath, pulled out the phone, and turned it off.Da: En beslutning var truffet.En: A decision was made.Da: Sofia så lidt forundret på ham, men smilet bredte sig hurtigt.En: Sofia looked a bit surprised at him, but the smile quickly spread.Da: Anders grinede og kastede en pind i ilden, gnisterne dansede op mod nattehimlen.En: Anders laughed and threw a stick into the fire, the sparks danced up towards the night sky.Da: "Fortæl os en historie, far!"En: "Tell us a story, Dad!"Da: udbrød Anders spændt.En: Anders exclaimed excitedly.Da: Emil satte sig ved siden af sin familie, strøg hånden gennem Anders' krøllede hår og begyndte at fortælle, en fantasi om havfruer og skjulte skatte.En: Emil sat down next to his family, running his hand through Anders' curly hair, and began to tell a tale, a fantasy of mermaids and hidden treasures.Da: Stunden blev fyldt med latter og fantastiske forestillinger.En: The moment was filled with laughter and fantastic imaginings.Da: Da natten endelig omfavnede haven, indså Emil, hvor dyrebar denne tid var.En: When the night finally embraced the garden, Emil realized how precious this time was.Da: Han lovede sig selv, at han ville skabe flere øjeblikke som dette.En: He promised himself he would create more moments like this.Da: Aldrig mere ville en notifikation tage forrang over hans elskede.En: Never again would a notification take precedence over his loved ones.Da: Familien stirrede ind i de smuldrende gløder, tættere end nogensinde før.En: The family stared into the crumbling embers, closer than ever before.Da: En beslutning om tilstedeværelse havde skabt et minde for livet.En: A decision to be present had created a memory for life. Vocabulary Words:dipping: hældedehorizon: horisontengentle: blidfreshly: nyslåetbreeze: briseterrace: terrassebonfire: bålchallenge: udfordringnotifications: notifikationerincessantly: uafbrudtsigh: sukkedetemptation: fristelsensplashing: plaskedeinfectious: smittendeclutched: klemtevibrating: vibrerendesignal: signaltwilight: skumringcrept: snegdecision: beslutningbreathe: åndingsurprised: forundretsparks: gnisternedanced: dansedecurly: krølledetale: fantasiembraced: omfavnedeprecious: dyrebarcrumbling: smuldrendeembers: gløder
Discover the way ahead at Indiana Wesleyan University. Learn more here. Today's culture sends boys a confusing and discouraging message that men are toxic. But the truth is real masculinity is a gift from God. From her new book Mothering Boys, Molly DeFrank shows us 8 things our boys need from us before they turn 10. On today's episode, you'll learn about: 2:27 The great syrup disaster!!! 6:25 What we are facing culturally as boy moms 9:02 What does Biblical masculinity look like 16:30 How to help your son with eye contact 21:30 Getting your children to mind your authority 24:40 Help! My kids never do their chores! 28:00 Boys need to be creative– what we can do to help? Molly DeFrank is a former politico turned stay home mom. She married her college sweetheart and a week later began working in the governor's office. She put her career on hold to raise her 3 boys and 3 girls. Molly is the author of Digital Detox, and today we're talking about her new book, Mothering Boys: 8 Things your son needs from you before he turns 10. Find out more about Molly DeFrank and her book, Mothering Boys https://mollydefrank.com/mothering-boys/ Follow Molly on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mollydefrank Maybe you're not a reader, but you can watch a video course instead. Check out Arlene's Screen Kids Course here. https://www.happyhomeuniversity.com/course You're invited to see David Thomas, Sissy Goff, and Arlene at the Parents Rising Conference in San Diego, September 6, 2025. Get your ticket today. https://parentsrisingconference.com/ Have a question for Arlene to address on the podcast? Please email Arlene your questions and the topics you want covered on the show! Email speaking @ arlenepellicane.com Purchase the Storyteller's Bible HERE.
Everything Life Coaching: The Positive Psychology and Science Behind Coaching
2025 Coaching Trends are here! Ready to understand the seismic shift happening in wellness right now? In this brand new trends episode, Noelle Cordeaux, CEO of Lumia Coaching, breaks down the most significant market transformation of 2025... the Great Digital Detox. As the wellness industry explodes toward $9 trillion by 2028, it's splitting into two distinct camps. While half the market chases high-tech optimization, the other half is desperately seeking analog everything. Noelle shares exclusive market research revealing why "brain rot" became Oxford's 2024 Word of the Year, how Gen Z is leading the charge back to pre-digital hobbies, and what this means for coaches everywhere. Discover the teen wellness crisis creating unprecedented coaching opportunities, why companies are finally implementing digital disconnection policies, and how coaches are becoming "social first responders" in our increasingly disconnected world. From wellness tourism to workspace wellness, there's a fundamental shift in how humans want to live, happening NOW. Everything Life Coaching is brought to you by Lumia-- at Lumia, we train and certify impact-driven coaches, making sure they've got all they need to build a business they love and transform lives, on their terms. Become a life coach, and make a bigger impact on the world around you! Schedule a call with us today to discuss your future as a coach. Music in this episode is by Cody Martin, used under a creative commons license. The Everything Life Coaching Podcast is Produced and Audio Engineered by Amanda Meyncke.
With her new book, Tech Exit, now on bookshelves nationwide, EPPC's Clare Morell joins to discuss the real dangers of screens and practical ways to wean our children from these devices. We also talk with Dr. Derry Connolly of St. John Paul the Great University in California about an innovative new film program that is making waves in Hollywood. And we mark the 350th anniversary of the apparitions of the Sacred Heart of Jesus to St. Margaret Mary Alacoque with Msgr. Roger Landry. Catch the show every Saturday at 7amET/5pmET on EWTN radio!
Get ready for an inspiring journey into the heart of adventure and purpose on this episode of The Outdoor Adventure Lifestyle Podcast! Host Rick Saez sits down with legendary polar explorer, speaker, and activist Sunniva Sorby. From her early days trading a computer programming job in Norway for a wild leap into outdoor leadership, to groundbreaking expeditions across Antarctica and the Arctic, Sunniva shares how embracing risk and finding her "tribe" at A16 shaped her life's trajectory. Facebook Twitter Instagram Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Sign up for my Newsletter HERE I'd love to hear your feedback about the show! You can contact me here: rick@ricksaez.com From Boardroom to Blizzard: What Adventure Taught Me About Showing Up What Happened: I used to be a computer programmer in Norway. Yep—cubicles, keypads, and killer boredom. Until one day, I stumbled on a pamphlet during a visit to my mom in Montreal. It was for an outdoor leadership school in Alberta. A few weeks later, I'd quit my job, ditched the keyboard, and traded banking spreadsheets for snowshoes. That decision launched a life of adventure I never imagined—from working at A16, where I found my first “tribe,” to skiing across Antarctica, and even tracking a polar bear named Violet in the Arctic wilds. But here's what really shifted everything. After one particularly brutal expedition where I was sick, exhausted, and convinced I couldn't take one more step, I realized something that changed me forever: Strength isn't about pushing through until you collapse. It's about listening to your body, honoring your limits, and knowing when to ask for help. That moment stripped away my ego—and gave me something far more valuable: clarity. Principle: Too many of us think success means crossing the finish line—no matter the cost. But the truth is, the finish line isn't what matters most. It's who we become along the way. And if you're only measuring strength by how much you can endure, you're missing the deeper lesson adventure teaches: real courage is found in slowing down, tuning in, and showing up—again and again, even when it's hard. Transition: The problem is, most people wait for the "right time" to go after what they want. But that moment doesn't come with a red carpet. It often shows up disguised as fear, discomfort, or a tiny whisper that says: “There's more out there for you.” If you've ever felt stuck in your head, waiting for certainty before taking the next step—you're not alone. It's not that you're lazy or lacking discipline. You've just never been shown a different way to move forward that honors your humanity and your ambition. That's Why: That's why we recorded this episode. To remind you that the wild isn't just out there—it's in you. Whether you're chasing polar bears or your next big idea, your journey doesn't have to look like anyone else's. But it does have to start with one thing: action. Call to Action: Feel stuck in your own head and unsure how to take the next step? That uncertainty isn't a dead-end—it's your invitation. Tune in to this episode and learn how outdoor adventure teaches us to push past fear and step into purpose, one moment (and one polar bear) at a time.
Manuel ist zurück aus dem Camping-Urlaub und erzählt, warum Zelten schön – aber auch ganz schön anstrengend – sein kann. In Caris Corner gehen wir dem Phänomen auf den Grund, warum plötzlich so viele Teenager mit laut piependen Leihfahrrädern durch Berlin fahren. Per Telefonschalte fragen wir Janusz, wie er das Ergebnis der Präsidentschaftswahl in Polen erlebt hat. Zum Abschluss erklärt Cari, warum der Vatertag ausgerechnet an Christi Himmelfahrt gefeiert wird. Transkript und Vokabelhilfe Werde ein Easy German Mitglied und du bekommst unsere Vokabelhilfe, ein interaktives Transkript und Bonusmaterial zu jeder Episode: easygerman.org/membership Sponsoren Hier findet ihr unsere Sponsoren und exklusive Angebote: easygerman.org/sponsors Manuels Manual: Camping Gemütlichkeit ist ein Lebenskonzept (Easy German Podcast 578) Mit dem Fahrrad von Deutschland nach Südafrika (Easy German Podcast 573) Caris Corner: Piepende E-Bikes What's up with the beeping lime bikes? (Reddit) Haben Teenager 'nen Weg gefunden, die Lime E-Bikes zu hacken? (Reddit) Follow-up: Wahl in Polen Verdammt, was ist das alles?! (Easy German Podcast 577) Nawrocki-Sieg in Polen: Knappe Glückwünsche verbunden mit klaren Appellen(Tagesschau) Follow-up: Vatertag Himmelfahrtstag: "Vater sein ist vielfach Plag, drum leb er hoch der Vatertag" (rbb24) Wichtige Vokabeln in dieser Episode sich auf etwas ausruhen: sich nicht weiter bemühen, weil ein Ziel erreicht wurde anstrengend: körperlich oder geistig fordernd und ermüdend zelten: im Zelt übernachten, meist in der Natur der Vandalismus: absichtliche Zerstörung oder Beschädigung fremden Eigentums der Feiertag: ein gesetzlich freier Tag, oft mit kultureller oder religiöser Bedeutung die Prozession: feierlicher Umzug von Menschen, oft religiös motiviert Support Easy German and get interactive transcripts, live vocabulary and bonus content: easygerman.org/membership
Warning: this is a personal attack episode, and by personal, I mean I'm coming for myself. We're talking social media addiction. What are the impacts of a digital overload? How can you spot when it takes over? And then I share steps to help us break free ... at least for a while. Always with love, Lexi Keep up with me here, too: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lexxhidalgo/?hl=en Moments IG: https://www.instagram.com/themomentspod/?hl=en TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lexxhidalgo YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZpEdIqyesP-XZn89i0yNpQ And order the journal that sparked it all, so excited for you to experience the moments journal too