Podcasts about e38

 G.R.I.T.S. and The City aka Girls Raised in the South's, Drea G and Blackrouge are back with brand new episode "Mind Your Own Uterus" following a dramatic end and cliff hanger to E38, "Is Toxicity on Social Media & TV Fueling Our Anxiety"? This week the G.R.I.T.S. dissect society's obsession with motherhood, unsolicited opinions involving our uterus from those who don't even have one.... as well as some of the the disparities in medicine, and the ongoing risks for women of color when it comes to child-bearing. The duo kick it off with the  top 10 "bless your heart" or "pour it up' mash up moments of the week pouring up to black businesses, Ivy Park and more. Stick around as we conclude with this week's southern sound-off topic, where we discuss society's obsession with women being barefoot and pregnant....and its impact on self worth and women's psyche.   Stream, share, subscribe and rate us in the Apple Podcast app!

Seine Jahre bei BMW und die Idee zur V8-STAR-Serie Dies ist der zweite Teil meines Gesprächs mit dem Aerodynamik- und Fahrwerksspezialisten Thomas Ammerschläger, den zu seiner Zeit bei Audi, irgendwann der Lockruf aus München ereilte, wo bei der Motorsport GmbH gerade der M3/E30 auf der To-do-Liste stand, der einer der erfolgreichsten Tourenwagen der Geschichte werden sollte. Später verpasste er bei der BMW AG noch den Serienwagen E39 (5er), E38 (7er), sowie dem E46 (3er) und dem neuen SUV X5 seine fahrwerksseitige Handschrift, um nach seinem Ruhestand noch die V8-STAR-Serie mit aus der Taufe zu heben. Warum die eingestellt werden musste und wer sich einiges von diesem Konzept abgeschaut hat, erfahrt ihr in dieser Folge. Die Alte Schule im Netz findet ihr unter www.alteschule.tv Auf YouTube findet ihr weitere Gespräche und Filme: https://www.youtube.com/geleedeluxe ...

Panther Metals announced the results of its auger drilling programme over part of its majority-owned Merolia Gold Project in Western Australia. We caught up with Darren Hazelwood, CEO of Panther to update shareholders on yesterday's announcement. Darren Hazelwood, Chief Executive Officer, commented: "We are very pleased with the results of this first auger drilling programme over the Merolia Gold Project. The programme has discovered a significant gold anomaly which extends over 5km x 2.5 km in the central part of licence E38/3384. There are also several other more subtle gold anomalies which trend approximately NW-SE, extending from the Comet Well gold trend in the north. These gold anomalies are also coincident with anomalism in several other elements, which support the likelihood of primary gold mineralisation in the vicinity. The Company is now evaluating the opportunities to progress this project towards an reverse circualtion drilling programme to test these anomalies and several other gold prospects in the area."https://www.share-talk.com/darren-hazelwood-ceo-of-panther-metals-plc-palm-l-interview-2/

How do you continue to teach and perform music in an online world? Why is it important? Join host Dan Baum as he talks to Doug Byerly about the ups and downs of online performing arts and how music in particular can build connections and feed souls.For show notes, visit www.aacc.edu/podcast.

Hola comunidad criptohispana, bienvenidos al décimo tercer episodio de la tercera temporada [E38 en total], donde en esta oportunidad conversamos sobre Privacidad. ¿Conoces la diferencia entre privacidad y anonimato? y sobre todo, ¿Por qué es algo importante para una tecnología como el dinero? Es parte de lo que conversamos en el episodio 38 de criptohispanos. En este episodio invitamos a Rotten Wheel, miembro de la comunidad de Monero y co-host del podcast El Monero. Conocimos más detalles sobre lo que es Monero y su funcionamiento. Por qué centrarse en esta red y no otras redes de privacidad conocidas. Comparamos la privacidad de Monero con la de Bitcoin, y también le preguntamos a Rotten sobre si le preocupaba o no que Monero sea utilizada en DarkNet Markets. Terminamos conversando sobre la comunidad de Monero en habla hispana y qué podríamos esperar de esta red para los próximos años. Algunos enlaces de interés: Grupo Telegram Monero, Odysee y Anchor. En este episodio nuestros Criptohispanos encargados fueron Cristóbal Pereira y Javier Bastardo. . Te invitamos a buscarnos en nuestras redes sociales como @criptohispanos en twitter e instagram, y suscribirte también en nuestro canal de YouTube buscándonos como Criptohispanos Podcast. . Agradecemos a nuestros sponsors que hacen posible este episodio: LocalCryptos: ¿Necesitas cambiar Bitcoins por dólares, euros, pesos o bolívares? Usa LocalCryptos - el mercado peer-to-peer más seguro. Con más de 100.000 usuarios y más de 40 formas de pago, LocalCryptos es el mejor lugar para comprar y vender bitcoins. Regístrate ya en LocalCryptos.com. Ledn: Una suite de servicios que te ayudan a ahorrar y ganar más bitcoin y dólares digitales. Los productos de Ledn te permiten generar intereses, pedir créditos en dólares, y obtener créditos para comparar más bitcoin. ¿Quieres ponerle alas a tus satoshis? aprende más en Ledn.io. Buda.com: Es uno de los exchanges más reconocido de Latinoamérica con operaciones en Chile, Argentina, Perú y Colombia y es la primera plataforma de criptomonedas del mundo en compensar su huella de carbono. Crea tu cuenta hoy en Buda.com y se parte de una empresa carbono neutral. . Sobre nuestros anfitriones: Cristóbal Pereira - CEO de LatAmTech Finance - @cristpereirag Javier Bastardo - Organizador de Satoshi en Venezuela - @criptobastardo Alejandro Beltrán - Country manager de Buda en Colombia - @abeltran83

In this episode, SooJin and Hannah invite Karla Benson Rutten (from episode 2) back to dive deeper into raising multiracial, antiracist children. SooJin opens the conversation by naming the victims of the recent shootings in Atlanta, GA​,​ and Boulder, CO. She shares how these events are impacting her personally as a Korean​-​American woman, and she explains how white supremacy, a system of dehumanization, contributes to these violent acts. Together we recognize how antiracism helps to connect us through our shared humanity and how community plays a critical role in processing the pain.Our intention for this episode is to envision a multiracial and antiracist society and become better versed in each other’s narratives. Karla, who describes herself as a Black cis-woman, is married to a white man. Together they are raising two biracial, Black children. Karla is one of the most intentional, deliberate, and strategic antiracist parents we know. During the episode, Karla shares the ways in which she “vetted” her white partner before getting involved. She talks about some of the dynamics they had to navigate with their friends and family​,​ what it was like when they became parents​, and the racist, sexist stereotypes and biases she had to negotiate because her children didn't necessarily look like her - especially as babies​. Karla and her partner have built a strong foundation for their family, which ultimately serves to protect their children. We strongly recommend listening to this episode if you’re in an interracial relationship or are raising biracial or multiracial kids. Karla’s wisdom and experience is profoundly moving and inspiring.Please note: We sometimes use the acronym BIPOC, which means Black, Indigenous and/or People of Color. In this episode we use the term “nibling,” which is a gender-inclusive way of referring to the children of siblings - replacing niece or nephew.Resources:I'm Chocolate, You're Vanilla: Raising Healthy Black and Biracial Children in a Race-Conscious WorldRaising Multiracial Children: Tools for Nurturing Identity in a Racialized WorldWebsite to learn more about Mentored Troops: www.GirlScoutsRV.org/CommunityEngagementOde to George: Reflections on George Floyd’s Memorial Site at 38th & Chicago (Now Accepting Submissions!)Learning for Justice article: https://www.learningforjustice.org/magazine/summer-2013/when-bad-things-happen?utm_source=Learning+for+Justice&utm_campaign=ff0c94f8ab-Newsletter+3-23-2021&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a8cea027c3-ff0c94f8ab-101589733Medicine Stories podcast (E38) with guest Lyla June: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/38-healing-our-indigenous-european-ancestors-lyla-june/id1317478907?i=1000429149558&l=esComing to the Table (Minneapolis chapter): https://comingtothetable.org/organizer/minneapolis/TwinCare Dental on E. Lake Street: http://www.twincaredental.com/

Hello LLC Friends!Welcome to E38!In today's lesson Uncle Mike will teach us the names to some of our body parts. Tony D will do his best not to giggle through it and DJ MOE is here too. For this Episodes Super Slatko Report, we have a song for you that fits into our Valentines Day theme... kind of.As always, we thank you for listening and enjoy the show!Bog, LLC Team

Below are a list of investing principles to consider when approaching your financial plan for 2021.  This episode is paired with E38 (part 2) so the second half of the notes will be attached to the audio in E38. BIBLICAL NARRATIVE - trade and invest by the Biblical narrative which we nickname "tree, fruit, tree..."  Our investments need to be in a machine or tree that is able to bear fruit which can grow another fruit bearing tree.  This allows us to be in close proximity to the growth and also allows us to be generous monthly instead of after receiving a yearly stock dividend check.CLOSE TO HOME - Bring your investments close to home meaning you can see, feel and touch the value that is being created and also be in relationship with those who are helping you create that value.DIRTY HANDS - Warren Buffet is known for coaching traders to "trade what you know" - in a season where there is little to no transparency in the stock market, we believe it is paramount for seasoned and new investors to get their hands dirty and truly know what it is they are trading.INVEST IN TANGIBLE VALUE - this being value that is easy to see and experience mainly through the barometer of measuring customer sentiment.  If you can see the value and see the customer enjoying the value that has been created for them, then it is an asset worth looking into.REDUCE EQUITY EXPOSURE - better said, STOP putting so much trust in the stock market where there is little to no transparency or understanding of growth and value.  Move your assets to promise based assets or FIXED INCOME ASSETS.  (we described them as "fixed assets" in the audio but they are correctly named, FIXED INCOME ASSETS).  In addition to buying into "products" that are being sold to you, even good fixed income products, please consider investing in or starting a small business and build tangible value for customers in your community.**Principles 6-10 will be attached to E38:  10 Essential Principles to Build Your Financial Future in 2021, Part 2Contact:PW Gopal - pw.gopal@thebluecollarmoney.com,  pwgopal@pwgopal.comMike Hatch - mikehatch@thebluecollarmoney.comResources/ Mentions:The Fourth Turning

Despite the pandemic limiting our full-speed ahead travel mindset, we're grateful we can move around (a little) and experience new things. One thing we've learned over the past two-plus years is how rewarding long-term travel is. In so many ways. We discuss a few of these in E38 of From Sumplace New:No end date or feeling of finality. No pressure to have an amazing time in a concentrated period. Revisit coffee shops and restaurants and get to know the staff — and even forge friendships.Experience more of the day to day rhythms of the local community — more immersive and integrative.Concentrate on locations/surroundings/opportunities that speak to you — go to a place or region, see how you feel and what you like, and go from there.Create a sense of familiarity in an area, which is rewarding and fosters connection.People/locals treat you a little differently when you’re there as a “slow traveler” vs passing through as a tourist — demonstrates commitment and respect about where you are and why.Time! You gain ongoing time to explore an area, be a part of it, grow from it.Follow us on Instagram: @SumplaceNewFollow us on Facebook: @SumplaceNewCredits:Intro/Outro Music: The World at Large by Daniel O'ConnorIntro VO: Laura Welsh

Solomon Barth is a Stanford University graduate and software engineer. We talked about Solomon’s impressive two-week trip to Smith Rock, working with Alex Bridgewater to improve his footwork and bulletproof his fingers, training endurance using up-down-ups, veganism, working in tech, his desire to help make positive change in the world, and gunning for 5.15.  Support on Patreon:patreon.com/thenuggetclimbing  Show Notes:  http://thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/solomon-barth  Nuggets:  2:29 – Solomon’s recent climbing trip, bad weather, and land hurricanes  3:49 – Back in the gym after COVID  5:11 – Solomon’s Smith Rock trip  10:56 – Tactics for flashing routes  14:29 – Being a training geek and reaching out to Climb Strong for coaching  16:54 – Working with Alex Bridgewater and bulletproofing his fingers on the hangboard  19:03 – Solomon’s experience with the Go-A-Hundred hangboard program  21:11 – Takeaways from working with Tyler Nelson on finger injury prevention, and why “active recovery is the only recovery” for pulleys and tendons  25:01 – Working on footwork with Alex  27:19 – Working on his weakness every session, and bookending sessions with slab climbing  30:37 – Solomon’s experience with alactic circuit training  35:07 – Up-down-ups with Maya Madere  39:31 – Up-down-ups specifics and clarifications  43:46 – Solomon’s thoughts on running and cardio  46:49 – Practicing pacing, and how Maya learned to climb faster  48:18 – Reigning in the volume  49:18 – Solomon’s experience and evolution with veganism  54:14 – The vegan alternative food that Solomon is most excited about right now  54:58 – Why Solomon doesn’t put much stock in nutrition, and letting go of sacrifices to perform better  57:27 – Rituals, and “climbing is just for fun”  58:41 – Book recommendation: ’Sacred Cow’ (link in show notes)  1:00:09 – Simon’s tech job, school vs. work, and studying computer science  1:02:51 – Balancing a full-time job with climbing, a desire to help make positive change, and taking time to learn more about the world  1:06:22 – Why Solomon feels that Social Media “wasn’t for him” and thoughts about the potential of becoming a professional climber  1:08:17 – Goal setting  1:10:31 – Plans to project 5.15?  1:11:19 – Margo Hayes, ‘La Rambla’, and shifting to sport climbing  1:13:54 – Jailhouse, kneebars, and projecting ‘The Green Mile’ with Conner Herson  1:17:46 – Using Jailhouse as a training ground, and kneerbar progress  1:20:48 – Plans for Maple and Rifle  1:21:29 – Gratitude  1:22:24 – Solomon’s two book recommendations (see show notes for links)  1:25:00 – “I guess I have an Instagram…”  

Before orders are issued and Almanya’s promised commitments, H.A.P.P.Y Squad has a few questions, a few knuckle sandwiches to give and some problems to think through. Thank you for bearing with us during the stay at home order. We will be back in studio as soon as we are allowed. Your support means a lot.Continue reading "It Gets Worse: E38"

Staying mentally and emotionally healthy is the key to many of life’s problems. For Jay Shifman, being in recovery demands a constant self-assessment of his mental well-being, and he recommends this practice to anyone looking to better themselves.Support the show (https://jeffmendelson.com/onebigtip)

Ethan is doing his best to downsize his fleet—he sold his E46, is giving away his E38, and will be selling his Prius. Paul got some new autocross tires for his Daihatsu Charade, and ogled over the many fine Toyotas at Toyotafest. Ethan also rented a Honda Civic Type R and was surprised by what the Tesla sales guy said during a Model X test drive. Come join us!     

Ah, a BMW nos anos 90. Foi a década que muitos consideram seu ápice; todos os seus carros estavam no topo de suas respectivas categorias, e o sucesso de público e crítica era absoluto. Se a classe média-alta invadia as concessionárias da marca atrás do novíssimo 325i da geração E36, os realmente bem de vida compravam algo mais raro e especial: a 540i. O então recém-lançado série 5 de oito cilindros (até ali, exclusivamente quatro e seis em linha), foi um marco de sofisticação, e muitos consideram o ápice da marca: o estilo clássico do BMW tradicional dos anos 60 e 70, destilado e alisado até o seu ápice nos anos 90. Isto somado, claro, a uma nova mecânica desenvolvida para levar a marca ao novo milênio, nas novas gerações dos sedãs a serem lançadas a seguir (série 5 E39 de 1996, série 7 E38 de 1994). Vinte e cinco anos depois, a sua dupla de podcasters preferida sai com uma 540i para sentir como era ser um capitão da indústria em 1993. O carro em questão tem uma incrível história de vida, quase toda ela com um primeiro dono importante, e extremamente cuidadoso. Mas o que vocês não vão acreditar de verdade, é o preço pelo qual este carro veio parar nas mãos dos Murad. Uma história incrível que nos mostra que trabalho duro e treinamento são importantes na vida, mas nada vence ser a pessoa certa na hora e lugar certos. E depois da tradicional parada na Banca Europa, respondemos também perguntas de nossos queridos ouvintes. Não percam!

Let’s face it, most of us don’t like having a courageous conversation yet they need to happen. Whether with a co-worker, significant other or anyone in your life, the stakes are high and the benefits almost always worth it. In this episode, we share our favorite strategies for having a courageous conversation and share examples, too. Resources/Links from today’s episode: Crucial Conversations Tools for Talking When Stakes Are High, by Kerry Patterson, Joseph Grenny, Ron McMillan, Al Switzler Mayim Bialik on How to Have Difficult Conversations Get your FREE GUIDE to a Kickass Morning Ritual  Join the conversation on Instagram or Facebook Be sure you are subscribed to this podcast to automatically receive your episodes: iTunes Google Play Spotify YouTube www.valleyandbeach.com Please note, the advice and opinions in the Valley + Beach: Grains of Goodness podcast is intended for informational purposes only and should not be taken as medical care or advice. Please always consult your medical professional for your specific health concerns. Click here to follow us on Social Media and receive your freebie!

Postcards to Space. You've heard of postcards from faraway places, but have your heard of a postcard in space? Frank Roche's guests for E38, Maria Lanas and Nicole Stott, have. Together, they have used the power of art and launched it into space. Maria founded Projekt Posctard in Kastav, Croatia in 2014. More than 1500 children have had the opportunity to create art and share their postcard art stories. And Nicole, who has experienced two spaceflights and 104 days living and working in space on both the Space Shuttle and the International Space Station (ISS), founded the Space for Art Foundation, and has partnered with Maria on the Postcards to Space initiative.   

E38 features Claudyne Wilder, Claudyne and I talk about presentations and how to put together a successful presentation. The 3 basic steps are: Develop your message, with focused content, Design message oriented slides, that look professional, and finally to Deliver your message with confidence. Whether your presentation is online or in person, practice, practice, practice. Learn more by checking out our conversation. Plus you can check out Claudyne's amazing online presentation feedback system: www.torchmetrics.comThose who receive and act on feedback--ADVANCE!Claudyne WilderWILDER PRESENTATIONS | Founder & Director617-524-7172 | claudyne@wilderpresentations.com www.wilderpresentations.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/claudynewilder/

E38 features Claudyne Wilder, Claudyne and I talk about presentations and how to put together a successful presentation. The 3 basic steps are: Develop your message, with focused content, Design message oriented slides, that look professional, and finally to Deliver your message with confidence. Whether your presentation is online or in person, practice, practice, practice. Learn more by checking out our conversation. Plus you can check out Claudyne's amazing online presentation feedback system: www.torchmetrics.comThose who receive and act on feedback--ADVANCE!Claudyne WilderWILDER PRESENTATIONS | Founder & Director617-524-7172 | claudyne@wilderpresentations.com www.wilderpresentations.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/claudynewilder/