Podcasts about eeva

Eine Katze ist das Bindeglied zwischen zwei Zeitebenen in diesem Roman: Als eine Art übernatürlicher Seelengehilfe soll sie einer Schriftstellerin zu Hilfe eilen, die eine Fehlgeburt erleidet. Andererseits beobachtet sie ein Jahrhundert früher die sich anbahnende Liebesgeschichte zwischen Mahte und Eeva, den Vorfahren der Schriftstellerin. Deren Lebensgeschichte spielt sich vor der Kulisse der Unabhängigkeit Finnlands von der Sowjetunion ab. Katja Kettu Forschungen einer Katze Aus dem Finnischen von Tanja Küddelsmann 384 Seiten

Sel nädalal on kirjandussaates külas kirjanikud Vladislav Koržets ja Eeva Park, kellega räägime luuletaja Ott Arderist. Saadet juhib Maarja Vaino.

It's all about Michigan beer on this episode of Behind the Mitten, with guests both old and new joining us to talk about what's happening at our breweries and beyond. We start off interviewing one of the most exciting and prolific women in the Michigan craft beer scene, the always interesting Annette May. She holds many titles, but she might be most proud of having achieved certified Advanced Cicerone status, a pretty cool thing and not easy to do. She is also an instructor at Schoolcraft College in their brewing program, and one of the founding members of the women's craft beverage collective Fermenta, which is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit trade group initiated by women, committed to education, networking, diversity, and empowerment within the fermented beverage and food industries. She and her husband Mike Bardallis are working towards opening their own brewery, Full Measure Brewing Company, in Detroit's Eastern Market soon.One of our regular guests, David "Rings" Ringler stops by to catch us up on what is happening at his two German-inspired breweries located in West Michigan. Cedar Springs Brewing Company is where you'll find two sides to both the food and beer menus, both American and German. Indulge in traditional dishes like jagerschnitzel and spatzle, or pub-favorites like house-smoked pulled pork. You'll find the same beers here that you'll see at Kusterer Brauhaus on the West Side of Grand Rapids. Here, you'll find a tradtional German beer hall, with snacks and soccer to enjoy. We love his traditional style beers, including the always lovely Marzen. Now my mouth is watering.Pigeon Hill Brewing Company in Muskegon just celebrated their ten year anniversary in 2024, and co-owner Michael Brower stops by to share some of their recent developments. The brewery now has two locations you can visit, the Brewer's Lounge taproom located on 4th Street right downtown, and the new Socibowl by Pigeon Hill. Socibowl is an entertainment complex right downtown that features duckpin bowling, darts, pinball, oversized yard games, food, and of course, plenty of great craft beer. Michael shares some new and old favorite beers from Pigeon Hill, which you can find in distribution throughout the state.We are always excited when we get to meet new friends, and the owners of Elder Piper Beer and Cider did not disappoint. Trace and Eeva Redmond opened their Petoskey brewery in 2023, and were quickly named a "brewery to watch" by a national publication. The Redmonds bring years of top-level brewing experience with them, both here in Michigan and nationwide. When it came time to open their very own brewery, they decided to head back to Eeva's hometown, where they have been met with open arms. The Redmond's picked their Beach Grass Helles Lager as our selection for BEER OF THE WEEK this show.

How do young people participate in democratic societies? Youth Participation and Democracy: Cultures of Doing Society (Bristol UP, 2024) introduces the concept of ‘doing society' as a new theory of political action. Focused on Finnish youth, it innovatively blends cutting-edge empirical research with agenda-setting theoretical development. Redefining political action, the authors expand beyond traditional public-sphere, scaling from formal to informal and unconventional modes of engaging. The book captures diverse engagement from memes to social movements, from participatory budgeting to street parties and from sleek politicians to detached people in the margins. In doing so, it provides a holistic view of the ways in which young people participate (or do not participate) in society, and their role in cultural change. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

How do young people participate in democratic societies? Youth Participation and Democracy: Cultures of Doing Society (Bristol UP, 2024) introduces the concept of ‘doing society' as a new theory of political action. Focused on Finnish youth, it innovatively blends cutting-edge empirical research with agenda-setting theoretical development. Redefining political action, the authors expand beyond traditional public-sphere, scaling from formal to informal and unconventional modes of engaging. The book captures diverse engagement from memes to social movements, from participatory budgeting to street parties and from sleek politicians to detached people in the margins. In doing so, it provides a holistic view of the ways in which young people participate (or do not participate) in society, and their role in cultural change. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/political-science

How do young people participate in democratic societies? Youth Participation and Democracy: Cultures of Doing Society (Bristol UP, 2024) introduces the concept of ‘doing society' as a new theory of political action. Focused on Finnish youth, it innovatively blends cutting-edge empirical research with agenda-setting theoretical development. Redefining political action, the authors expand beyond traditional public-sphere, scaling from formal to informal and unconventional modes of engaging. The book captures diverse engagement from memes to social movements, from participatory budgeting to street parties and from sleek politicians to detached people in the margins. In doing so, it provides a holistic view of the ways in which young people participate (or do not participate) in society, and their role in cultural change. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/anthropology

How do young people participate in democratic societies? Youth Participation and Democracy: Cultures of Doing Society (Bristol UP, 2024) introduces the concept of ‘doing society' as a new theory of political action. Focused on Finnish youth, it innovatively blends cutting-edge empirical research with agenda-setting theoretical development. Redefining political action, the authors expand beyond traditional public-sphere, scaling from formal to informal and unconventional modes of engaging. The book captures diverse engagement from memes to social movements, from participatory budgeting to street parties and from sleek politicians to detached people in the margins. In doing so, it provides a holistic view of the ways in which young people participate (or do not participate) in society, and their role in cultural change. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/sociology

Rekryfirmoja on kuin markkinointitoimistoja, eli joka lähtöön. Hyvä niin, mutta nyt pitäisi ymmärtää, millainen kumppani on osaamiseltaan se oikea juuri oman yrityksen tarpeisiin - ja milloin kumppanin käyttö ylipäätään on paikallaan. Bronxcastissa rekrytointipalveluita tarjoavan Porkkana & Keppi Oy:n toimitusjohtaja Eeva-Maija (Emppu) Hiekkataipale kertoo, miten kumppanin valinnassa onnistutaan. Emppu on pitänyt ääntä asiasta aiemminkin, joten luottakaamme hänen näkemykseensä. Pistäkää kuunnellen! https://www.rookiecom.fi/bronxcast-203-eeva-maija-hiekkataipale-ja-ostajan-opas-rekrykumppanin-valintaan/

"Lontoo on liikejuridiikan NHL". Uusimmassa podcastissamme juristimme Eeva Terho ja Aapo Pessi syventyvät Lontoon rotaatio-ohjelmaan ja keskustelevat siitä, millainen kokemus ohjelmaan osallistuminen oli ja mikä merkitys tällä on heidän urapolkujaan ajatellen. He avaavat myös havaintojaan siitä, millaista on työskennellä kansainvälisesti tunnettujen toimijoiden kanssa ja millaisia verkostoitumismahdollisuuksia yksi maailman suurimmista business-keskittymistä tarjoaakaan finanssiregulaatioihin ja yritysjärjestelyihin syventyville juristeille. Lopuksi Eeva ja Aapo jakavat vinkkejä siitä, miten vastaavasta kansainvälisestä kokemuksesta voi saada eniten irti. Tämän jakson juontaa Senior Associate Olli Latvasaho.

In this interview, we sit down with Eeva Broberg, ECDC Principal Expert on respiratory viruses, who tells us why respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is an often overlooked disease which represents a considerable risk to certain groups every winter. Eeva also talks about the impact on healthcare, and whether current treatments like monoclonal antibodies and the introduction of vaccines in Europe are a game changer. Read more about RSV on the European Vaccination Information Portal: vaccination-info.europa.eu/en/rsv

Eeva Mäkinen is a Finnish photographer and adventurer celebrated for her evocative images of the Nordic wilderness. Her work captures the raw beauty of untamed landscapes, from the golden hues of Arctic sunsets to the Northern Lights to the serene stillness of misty boreal forests. With a deep connection to nature, Eeva's photography goes beyond mere documentation, offering an intimate glimpse into the profound relationship between humans and the natural world. Her distinctive style, characterized by moody tones, rich textures, and masterful use of light, has earned her a global following and collaborations with brands such as Nikon and Fjällräven.In this episode, we explore Eeva's creative journey and her philosophy of living in harmony with the environment. We delve into her process of finding inspiration in remote corners of the world, how she navigates the challenges of working in harsh climates, and the stories behind her most iconic photographs.Notable Links:Eeva Mäkinen WebsiteEeva Mäkinen InstagramThe Human Prompt*****This episode is brought to you by Luminar Neo.Powered by AI technologies, Luminar Neo streamlines the editing process and provides everything you could possibly need to get photos that will look amazing on the screen and in print. Luminar Neo was designed for both hobbyists and pros and includes cutting-edge editing tools – all in one intuitive and easy-to-use app.Luminar uses generative AI to intelligently analyze your photos and erase distracting elements in your compositions, add realistic objects that seamlessly blend into the background, or expand the frame in any direction. If that's not your thing, Luminar is still one of the most powerful photo editors for natural and realistic images too. Luminar Neo has all the features you need to enhance your images with precision and ease.And now you can receive a 15% discount on Luminar Neo by using BEYONDTHELENS discount code at checkout when visiting skylum.com.*****This episode is brought to you by Lexar.For more than 25 years, Lexar has  been trusted as a leading global brand of memory solutions so they know first-hand just how quickly content is transforming our world.Their award-winning lineup performs second-to-none and includes professional memory cards, card readers, and solid-state drives for creators of all skill levels.Whether shooting photos, capturing video, or transferring content on the go, Lexar provides the quality and performance you can rely on to get the shot with confidence.I've been using the Lexar Professional CFexpress Type B GOLD memory cards with my Canon mirrorless cameras for years and they deliver the blazing speed and durability for the extreme weather conditions I encounter anywhere in the  world.To learn more about Lexar memory solutions, visit www.lexar.com.*****This episode is brought to you by Kase Filters. I travel the world with my camera, and I can use any photography filters I like, and I've tried all of them, but in recent years I've landed on Kase Filters.Kase filters are made with premium materials, HD optical glass, shockproof, with zero color cast, round and square filter designs, magnetic systems, filter holders, adapters, step-up rings, and everything I need so I never miss a moment.And now, my listeners can get 10% off the Kase Filters Amazon page when they visit. beyondthelens.fm/kase and use coupon code BERNABE10Kase Filters, Capture with Confidence.

On parle de l'adoption de l'IA au Québec pour cet épisode Expert où Étienne Crevier, accompagné d'Elisabeth Abbatiello, réagissent aux perspectives fascinantes (et un peu flippantes) de David Proulx, expert en IA. Sur le thème crucial de l'IA comme booster de talent et de productivité, cet épisode plonge dans le quotidien des entreprises d'ici, de la transformation de la productivité grâce à ChatGPT à la différence subtile (ou pas) entre ingénieurs en AI et machine learning. On se demande même si on finira tous remplacés ou juste mieux épaulés. Pour la startup de la semaine, Adrienne Jung de Eeva nous pitch comment sa technologie réduit la charge mentale des femmes, prouvant que même les algos peuvent donner un coup de pouce à la vraie vie!  #LesDérangeants #Intrapreneuriat #Innovation #Entrepreneuriat #PodcastEntrepreneur

Stuudios on Philly Joe's džässiklubi programmijuht Eeva Trei.

Vade ja Joonas ovat lukeneet tällä kertaa todellisen oppimisen ylistyksen. Paolo Freiren Sorrettujen pedagogiikka on kriittisen pedagogian klassikko, joka osoittaa, että vallankumous voi tapahtua vain siellä, missä opettajat ja sorrettu kansa ovat yhtä ja ihmiset oppivat opettamaan opettajiaan. (HUOM! Olimme väärässä, kirja _on_ suomennettu, ks. alla. Pahoittelemme.) Mitä 1960-luvun sorrosta ja vallankumouksellisista tilanteista ponnistava teoria koulutuksesta inhimillistämisenä opettaa meille nykyisestä jamastamme? Miten oma koulumallimme heijastaa tai ei heijasta Freiden ideoita? Ketkä ovat tänään sortajia ja ketkä sorrettuja? Ja onko maailma muuttunut sen inhimillisemmäksi vaiko päinvastoin?Tässä lukupiirissä opimme, että vaikka on tärkeää tietää, vielä tärkeämpää on ymmärtää ja osata itse. (Kaikista tärkeintä on rakastaa—kaikesta huolimatta.) Jakson lukemistoa: Boal, Augusto (1979). Theater of the oppressed. London: Pluto Press. Freire, Paulo (2000). Pedagogy of the oppressed. New York: Continuum. (s.a.). Sorrettujen pedagogiikka. (Pedagogia do oprimido, 1970.) Suomentanut Joel Kuortti. Toimittanut Tuukka -Tomperi. Johdanto ja jälkisanat: Tuukka Tomperi & Juha Suoranta) Tampere: Vastapaino, 2005. ISBN 951-768-159-3. Tampere: Vastapaino. Fricker, Miranda (2007). Epistemic injustice: power and the ethics of knowing. Oxford University Press. Guenther, Lisa (2016). Solitary confinement: social death and its afterlives. Minneapolis London: University of Minnesota Press. Luhtakallio, Eeva & Maria Mustranta (2017). Demokratia suomalaisessa lähiössä. Helsinki: Into. Suoranta, Juha, Nina Hjelt, Tuukka Tomperi & Anna Grant (2022). Reinventing Paulo Freire's pedagogy in Finnish non-formal education: The case of Life Skills for All model. Educational Philosophy and Theory. 54(13), 2228–2242. DOI: 10.1080/00131857.2021.1974839.

Me õpime läbi kontrastide.Terapeut ja enesearengu teejuht Eeva-Liisa Vahtra jagas minuga mõtteid järgmistel teemadel:Vägivald suhetesLapsepõlvetraumadEnese tundma õppimineHäbiTurvatunne ja selle puudumine suhetesLege podcast 4. Hooaeg 2. EpisoodVideopildiga LEGE PODCAST on saadaval Youtubes!

Ikääntyminen on biologinen fakta, mutta siihen liittyvät stereotypiat saavat aikaan paljon haittaa ihmisten elämässä ja työurilla. Nuoruutta palvova yhteiskunta ja kulttuuri aiheuttaa paineita kaikenikäisille. Nuoruutta ihannoidaan ja ikääntymistä pidetään negatiivisena asiana heti, kun parinkympin ikä on ohitettu. Se tuntuu ikävälle ja luo jonkinlaista painetta iän karttuessa, kertoo siis kolmekymppinen nimimerkki Nainen Oulusta Havaintoja ihmisestä -sarjan jaksossa. Työmarkkinoilla minua ei enää noteerata ja TE-palveluistakin vahvistetaan, että ikä on usein este työllistymiselle. Olen päättänyt kouluttautua toisiin tehtäviin, kertoo 60-vuotias nimimerkki Milla. Ihmisen oppimiskyvyllä ei ole parasta ennen päivänmäärää. Ihminen voi oppia uutta koko elämänsä ajan, sanoo neurologi ja aivotutkija Kiti Muller toimittaja Satu Kivelän haastattelussa. Toimittaja: Satu Kivelä Äänisuunnittelija: Laura Koso Lukijat: Veli Kauppinen, Susanna Vainiola, Miika Lauriala, Aapo Laakso ja Leena Mattila Musiikki: Epidemic Sound Tuottaja: Pertti Ylikojola Vastaava toimittaja: Ville Vilén Lähteet: Broms, Ulla, Müller, Kiti, Laaksonen, Kirstina (2024) Treeniä varttuneelle keholle. Bazar kustannus. Kilpi, Eeva (2024) Tähdet ovat alkaneet näkyä – Eeva Kilven muistikirjat. WSOY. Haidt, Jonathan (2024) Ahdistunut sukupolvi. Terra Cognita.

Yhteiskunnasta ja kulttuurista kumpuaa kosolti paineita nuorten harteille. Under Pressure -tutkimushankeessa tarkastellaan nuorten kokemia paineita yhteiskunnallisena kysymyksenä. Tutkimushaastatteluissa osa on kertonut, että heidän on ollut vaikeaa tehdä päätöksiä esimerkiksi jatko-opinnoista. – Osa ei pystynyt tekemään päätöstä sillä hetkellä, kun se piti tehdä. Nuori voi lamaantua tässä tilanteessa ja jopa jäädä kotiin muutamaksi vuodeksi ennen kuin pääsee eteenpäin, kertoo Tampereen yliopiston nuorisotutkimuksen professori Päivi Honkatukia toimittaja Satu Kivelän haastattelussa. Syyt nuorten pahoinvoinnille ja mielenterveysongelmille voivat olla muun muassa yksinäisyydessä, köyhyydessä tai kouluväkivallassa. Tutkijat ovat havainneet, että nuorten mielenterveysongelmia lähestytään usein yksilökeskeisesti. – Jos nuori kokee koulussa yksinäisyyttä, ongelmaa saatetaan lähteä ratkomaan psykiatristen diagnoosien kautta, vaikka yksinäisyys on yhteisöllinen kysymys, sanoo Honkatukia. Toimittaja: Satu Kivelä Lukijat: Aapo Laakso ja Miika Lauriala Äänisuunnittelija: Juha Hjelm Musiikki: Epidemic Sound Tuottaja: Pertti Ylikojola Vastaava toimittaja: Ville Vilén Lähteet: Haru, Ylva (2019) Linnut Jokinen, Arja, Raitakari, Suvi, Ranta, Johanna (2022) Sosiaalityö yhteiskunnan marginaaleissa. Kela (2023) Mielenterveysongelmat veivät jo yli 100 000 suomalaista pitkälle sairauspoissaololle vuonna 2023 Kilpi, Eeva (2009) Noidanlukko. Sarja lapsuudesta. LuontoPortti: Varpunen Surekin, Sakari (2020) Maahanmuuttajataustaiset nuoret päätyvät Suomessa usein hoivatyöhön – Rasistista ohjailua vai kätevä reitti työelämään? Sihto, Tiina, Hokkila, Kirsi (2021) Nuoret hoivaajat – näkymättömästä näkyväksi? THL (2023) Katsaus: Syrjintä, kiusaaminen ja eriytyvät koulutuspolut haastavat ulkomaalaistaustaisten nuorten hyvinvointia THL Blogi (2023) Nuorten mielenterveysoireet ovat yleistyneet – tarvitsemme tehokkaita ratkaisuja Valtioneuvosto (2023) Katsaus ulkomaalaistaustaisten nuorten hyvinvointiin ilmestynyt Tuohela, Kirsi (2015) Köyhää, huumaavaa, epävarmaa: Nuoruuden kokemuksen historia

Eeva kirjaklubissa dekkarikirjailija Christian Rönnbacka kertoo, miksi vaihtoi poliisin työn kirjailijan ammattiin, miksi hänen Hautalehto-sarjansa päähenkilö on lähes täydellinen ihminen ja miltä tuntuu näytellä omaan kirjaansa perustuvassa tv-sarjassa. Lisäksi Christian paljastaa nerokkaan liiteriteoriansa, josta on apua jokaiselle romaanin kirjoittamisesta haaveilevalle.

It's a classic question asked first in a novel, then in music, and often as a half-joke pop culture reference: Can you go home again? People change over time, but of course, places do, too. What we've previously experienced in our hometowns and where we grew up can feel distant for a very good reason. Time and experience changes us all, whether we like it or not. But in this episode, we're going to explore what it means to lean into this question and ask instead, “what does it feel like to be home, again?” Working through this with me is Trace and Eeva Redmond, a couple who in recent years took years of experience working in beer and returned to Eeva's home town of Petoskey, Michigan where they've opened Elder Piper, a brewery and cidery located along the shores of Little Traverse Bay on the upper portion of the state's mitten shape. As brewer, Trace brings brewing experience that includes stops at Michigan's Founders and Roak Brewing, as well as North Carolina's Highland Brewing. Eeva has worked in a collection of hospitality and communication roles in beer as well, including positions at Roak Brewing, Sierra Nevada, and Highland. Why open a brewery now, at a time when we hear about so many closing? That's where we start our conversation, but it leads us to many other ideas and reflections about what it means to start a business in a city of 6,000, especially when it's the place where you grew up. As you'll hear, community connection has been pivotal to Eeva and Trace, and their story offers something of a roadmap of what it takes to launch a new, neighborhood-focused brewery in today's market.  

Shownotes Heute haben wir für euch die Segmente Färbezeug Wollfestzeug Wollprojektzeug Spinnzeug Strickzeug Backzeug Kaufzeug Gelerntes Zeug Das gute Zeug Danke, Antje, für den tollen Stoff! Danke, Eeva, für das finnische Lakritz! Stricken auf dem Apfelhof:  am 3.8. / Mittags-ish / zwischen Köln und Bonn / Wenn ihr Interesse habt und mehr Details wollt, schreibt eine Mail an wollkanal@stilles-kaemmerchen.de Färbezeug Lauras Färbezeug Adventskalender 2024: adventskalender@spektralwolle.de Wollfestzeug Kielgeholt im Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord Rheinischer Wollmarkt in Euskirchen im LVR Industriemuseum Wollprojektzeug "Mama, ich bin im Fernsehen!" Schur in Düsseldorf ist durch Düsseldorfer Wolle von letztem Jahr wird diese Woche gesponnen Kardenband ist schon da Spinnzeug Lauras Spinnzeug Einiges zum Vorzeigen auf Handspindeln ca. 300 g “Reste” von John Arbon, mit Nadelmaß vorgeDizzed auf dem Vicky Rolags aus Merino, Seide, Leinen, BFL, Corriedale, Angelina auf dem Eel Wheel Nano Zwei ;) Strickzeug Lauras Strickzeug Rock aus PRU 4 Monday Sweater von PetiteKnit aus Aurinkokehrä DK Maschenproben Maßgestrickt von Claudia Eisenkolb Mohairprojekt Friedas Strickzeug Big love von Ankestrick - immer noch auf den Nadeln Sweater No.19 von my favorite things fertig Socken aus Retrosaria Rosa Pomar Mondim - Hibernal Socks von Summer Lee - mit Herzchenferse Premiere: Socken aus rh:ool trino Wonderwall Shawl von Melanie Berg aus rh:ool bloom Solo Scarf von Caidree aus WOF Merino Yak DK (altes Stash-Schätzchen) mit anderen Zunahmen und anderem iCord Backzeug Friedas Backzeug Treberbrot 300 g Treber (beim zweiten Mal 200 g davon mit 120 ml Wasser püriert) 260 g 550er Weizen 100 g Weizen-VK 5 g Frischhefe 13 g Salz (1 geriebene Möhre für längere Frischhaltung) Wasser nach Gefühl Kaufzeug Lauras Kaufzeug Zwei Stränge Mohair bei Elke BOHEI Taschen von Second Soul Factory Spinnrad geschenkt bekommen Etwas Wolle bei John Arbon Friedas Kaufzeug Kielgeholt Flusiges Yak bei Elke BOHEI Textiltag im Freilichtmuseum Lindlar Tasche aus Feincord bei Anju'z Scrunchie aus altem Leinen mit Hammer Flower Print Familientreffen Lana Grossa Gomitolo Collina Gelerntes Zeug Friedas gelerntes Zeug zwei Maschen iCord ist wahnsinnig viel dehnbarer als drei Maschen iCord "Plüsch" ist ein Fachbegriff und hat einen Plural: Plüsche! Lauras gelerntes Zeug Watercolour auf dem iPad, YouTube & SkillShare Das gute Zeug Lauras gutes Zeug Mind the Tech Podcast Strickmuster Editor: https://www.stitchfiddle.com/en Stricktreff im Iglu in Köln Electro Magnetic Field & Spinnworkshop Spinnsession mit Imke => Hättet ihr Interesse an Spinnkursen im Rheinland? Friedas gutes Zeug Netflix-Doku “Hack your health” Ginger Bug again Freibad und Sandwichtoast Netflix: Kaulitz und Kaulitz Wo ihr uns findet Podcasting auf Deutsch Gruppe auf Ravelry, dort und auf Instagram kündigen wir auch an, wenn eine neue Folge online ist www.wollkanal.de iTunes wollkanal@podcasts.social auf Mastodon Wollkanal auf Instagram 🕵🏻‍♀️🤓 Laura: als @Philaine auf Ravelry und als @spektralwolle auf Instagram Frieda: als @craftraum auf Ravelry und Instagram und als @rhoolyarn auf Instagram

Shownotes Heute haben wir für euch die Segmente Färbezeug Wollfestzeug Wollprojektzeug Spinnzeug Strickzeug Backzeug Kaufzeug Gelerntes Zeug Das gute Zeug Danke, Antje, für den tollen Stoff! Danke, Eeva, für das finnische Lakritz! Stricken auf dem Apfelhof:  am 3.8. / Mittags-ish / zwischen Köln und Bonn / Wenn ihr Interesse habt und mehr Details wollt, schreibt eine Mail an wollkanal@stilles-kaemmerchen.de Färbezeug Lauras Färbezeug Adventskalender 2024: adventskalender@spektralwolle.de Wollfestzeug Kielgeholt im Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord Rheinischer Wollmarkt in Euskirchen im LVR Industriemuseum Wollprojektzeug "Mama, ich bin im Fernsehen!" Schur in Düsseldorf ist durch Düsseldorfer Wolle von letztem Jahr wird diese Woche gesponnen Kardenband ist schon da Spinnzeug Lauras Spinnzeug Einiges zum Vorzeigen auf Handspindeln ca. 300 g “Reste” von John Arbon, mit Nadelmaß vorgeDizzed auf dem Vicky Rolags aus Merino, Seide, Leinen, BFL, Corriedale, Angelina auf dem Eel Wheel Nano Zwei ;) Strickzeug Lauras Strickzeug Rock aus PRU 4 Monday Sweater von PetiteKnit aus Aurinkokehrä DK Maschenproben Maßgestrickt von Claudia Eisenkolb Mohairprojekt Friedas Strickzeug Big love von Ankestrick - immer noch auf den Nadeln Sweater No.19 von my favorite things fertig Socken aus Retrosaria Rosa Pomar Mondim - Hibernal Socks von Summer Lee - mit Herzchenferse Premiere: Socken aus rh:ool trino Wonderwall Shawl von Melanie Berg aus rh:ool bloom Solo Scarf von Caidree aus WOF Merino Yak DK (altes Stash-Schätzchen) mit anderen Zunahmen und anderem iCord Backzeug Friedas Backzeug Treberbrot 300 g Treber (beim zweiten Mal 200 g davon mit 120 ml Wasser püriert) 260 g 550er Weizen 100 g Weizen-VK 5 g Frischhefe 13 g Salz (1 geriebene Möhre für längere Frischhaltung) Wasser nach Gefühl Kaufzeug Lauras Kaufzeug Zwei Stränge Mohair bei Elke BOHEI Taschen von Second Soul Factory Spinnrad geschenkt bekommen Etwas Wolle bei John Arbon Friedas Kaufzeug Kielgeholt Flusiges Yak bei Elke BOHEI Textiltag im Freilichtmuseum Lindlar Tasche aus Feincord bei Anju'z Scrunchie aus altem Leinen mit Hammer Flower Print Familientreffen Lana Grossa Gomitolo Collina Gelerntes Zeug Friedas gelerntes Zeug zwei Maschen iCord ist wahnsinnig viel dehnbarer als drei Maschen iCord "Plüsch" ist ein Fachbegriff und hat einen Plural: Plüsche! Lauras gelerntes Zeug Watercolour auf dem iPad, YouTube & SkillShare Das gute Zeug Lauras gutes Zeug Mind the Tech Podcast Strickmuster Editor: https://www.stitchfiddle.com/en Stricktreff im Iglu in Köln Electro Magnetic Field & Spinnworkshop Spinnsession mit Imke => Hättet ihr Interesse an Spinnkursen im Rheinland? Friedas gutes Zeug Netflix-Doku “Hack your health” Ginger Bug again Freibad und Sandwichtoast Netflix: Kaulitz und Kaulitz Wo ihr uns findet Podcasting auf Deutsch Gruppe auf Ravelry, dort und auf Instagram kündigen wir auch an, wenn eine neue Folge online ist www.wollkanal.de iTunes wollkanal@podcasts.social auf Mastodon Wollkanal auf Instagram 🕵🏻‍♀️🤓 Laura: als @Philaine auf Ravelry und als @spektralwolle auf Instagram Frieda: als @craftraum auf Ravelry und Instagram und als @rhoolyarn auf Instagram

"Olen metsässä. Olen yksin. On kesä." Näin kuvailee kirjailija Eeva Kilpi ympäristöä, joka on ollut hänen työskentelylleen tyypillinen ja myös välttämätön. Kirjailija Eeva Kilpi on ollut luonnon puolustajana aivan etujoukoissa. Miten luonto vaikuttaa Kilven teoksissa ja millainen on hänen kuvaamansa luonto? Millainen merkitys Eeva Kilven rakkaalla kesäpaikalla Piskolalla tai lapsuuden Karjalalla on hänen kirjoissaan? 96-vuotiaan kirjailijan rohkeat kannanotot yhtäältä ympäristönsuojelun ja toisaalta naisen vapauden puolesta ovat avanneet tietä monille. Eeva Kilven luonnosta keskustellaan Kulttuuriykkösessä keväällä ilmestyneen Rakas Eeva Kilpi. Nämä juhlat jatkuvat vielä -kirjan kirjoittajan Anna-Riikka Carlsonin ja kirjailija, biologi Juha Kauppisen kanssa. Toimittajana on Leena Peltokangas.

leva på lånad tid möt Åsa Edman. En kvinna som skulle ha dött i april men som istället fortsätter att inspirera med sin oförtröttliga kampvilja. Åsa är en krigare med en djup andlighet och en rik historia. Hon delar generöst med sig av sina otroliga upplevelser, från möten med utomjordingar till minnen från tidigare liv. Hennes obevekliga engagemang för rättvisa är en källa till inspiration, och inget kan få Åsa att ge upp. Välkommen till ett fängslande avsnitt som kommer att beröra dig djupt och inspirera dig att stå upp för det som är rätt. Missa inte denna unika berättelse om mod, överlevnad och andlighet. Finns en Låt i slutet som kommer släppas som singel på Spotify som Oscar Panizza gjort till Åsa Edman. ALFA-1-Antitrypsinregistret (AAT-registret)Det svenska nationella registret över personer med svår alfa-1-antitrypsinbrist (AAT- registret) AAT-registrets målsättning: att uppnå enhetlig klinisk uppföljning beträffande lung- och leverfunktion hos patienter med svår AAT-bristatt öka kunskapen om tillståndet inom sjukvårdenatt förebygga lungsjukdom genom antirökinformationatt prospektivt studera AAT-bristens naturalhistoriaatt underlätta eventuella kliniska behandlingsstudieratt stimulera till släktundersökningaratt kartlägga olika sjukdomssamband vid AAT-bristSedan december 2020 inkluderas också personer med fenotyp PiSZ och andra (sällsynta) fenotyper med låg AAT-halt. I Sverige startades det nationella registret över personer med säkerställd svår AAT-brist 1991 på initiativet av professor Sten Eriksson och Eeva Piitulainen. AAT-registret, som är ett forskningsregister, finns på Lungsektionen, Skånes universitetssjukhus i Malmö, och administreras av Avdelningen för lungmedicin och allergologi, Lunds universitet. Text är ifrån https://slmf.se/alfa-1-antitrypsinregistret-aat-registret/ Mail Adresser som vi prata om i Podden om för att kunna ställa mer info om varför man inte delar en medicin som kan rädda liv. Medicinen finns i andra länder. Eeva.Piitulainen@med.lu.se hanan.tanash@med.lu.se

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Eeva Edds is a Licensed Professional Counselor based in Houston. With a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology, she has worked in a variety of diagnoses, including anxiety disorders such as Specific Phobia, Social Anxiety Disorder, and OCD. Her approach to treatment utilizes evidence-based treatment techniques such as Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). She is also trained in SPACE (Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions), a treatment modality for parents of children with anxiety disorders and OCD. She believes in a compassionate yet firm approach to meeting with her clients, fostering a collaborative environment where the patient is encouraged to be an active participant in their own recovery. In this episode we talk about:  ◾️ Understanding Relationship OCD ◾️ Treatment & living with Relationship OCD ◾️ Living a values-based life despite Relationship OCD Find Eeva here: @eevaeddslpc eeva@hcfvl.com houstoncenterforvaluedliving.com Find Zach here: zachwesterbeck.com @zach_westerbeck This podcast is made possible by NOCD. NOCD offers effective, affordable, and convenient OCD therapy. NOCD therapists are trained in Exposure Response Prevention, or ERP, therapy, the gold standard treatment for OCD. With NOCD, you can do virtual, live face-to-face video sessions with one of their licensed, specialty-trained therapists, and they accept most major insurance plans. If your insurance isn't covered, mention discount code ZACH100 for a special $100 rate for the next two months. To find out more about NOCD, visit zachwesterbeck.com/virtual-ocd-therapy/ to book a free 15-minute call. Zach Westerbeck is not a licensed medical professional. Zach Westerbeck is not trained in diagnosing psychological or medical conditions. Zach Westerbeck is not a substitute for medical care or medical advice. If you require assistance with any mental health or medical issue, please contact your health care provider for any medical care or medical advice. Zach Westerbeck makes no guarantees of any kind that the information or services provided by Zach Westerbeck will improve the client's situation. This podcast should not be considered medical advice. Please seek professional assistance from a licensed professional. Zach Westerbeck (https://zachwesterbeck.com/virtual-ocd-therapy/) Virtual OCD Therapy - Zach Westerbeck I've partnered with NOCD to bring you effective, affordable and convenient OCD therapy.

In a Film Scorer first, a composer-director team joins the show! Composer Suvi-Eeva Äikäs & director Ben Steiner recently worked together on Ben's film Matriarch (which Ben directed and which Suvi scored). As such, we primarily talk about Suvi's score for Matriarch from both the director and composer perspectives (and with them each touching on sound design as well, particularly regarding the score edging into sound design and the sound design edging into score). Along the way, we touch on some big questions, like the role of film music, collaborating (and how to push back), and plenty more. Suvi and Ben actually connected in Bristol, England through a mutual friend, Ben Salisbury (Annihilation, Ex Machina). Suvi has also worked with Ben Salisbury and his longtime composing partner Geoff Barrow on several projects, including Devs and Men. You can find out more about Suvi on her website or about Ben on his website. Suvi's score is out on all major platforms, and Matriarch is currently on Hulu.

It takes a village and so many different elements to pull off some epic story telling...On this episode we get to celebrate some of the fantastic behind the scenes artisans that work on some of the best TV we get to see on a regular basis.  We're diving into our favorite and a little bit of science fiction and 'Constellation'.Astronaut Jo (Noomi Rapace) returns to Earth after surviving a major incident in space but finds important parts of life missing so she sets off on a journey to uncover the hidden secrets of space travel and what has happened with her life.This is a trippy and incredibly intelligent piece of science fiction that is streaming on Apple TV+ now.  Music and score is such a vital point in on screen storytelling but more so in science fiction and because of that we got the unique pleasure of sitting down with the composers on the show; Ben Salisbury & Suvi-Eeva Äikäs.We talked about getting the job, working in this space and crafting material that is so vital to driving mood in a story like this one....

Illanistujaisia, teekutsuja ja stressitöntä hostausta. Vieraana kirjailija, vaikuttaja ja hostaustaidon queen, ihana Eeva Kolu! Jutellaan onnistuneista illanistujaisista, stressin minimoinnista, iiseimmistä wau-elementeistä, parhaista paperiserveteistä ja siitä, miten tehdä hostaamisesta itselle mukavaa. Eeva jakaa vinkit kirppislöytöihin, ohjelmanumeroiden ideoitiin ja pöytien koristeluun, ja opettaa meille uutta niin teen juonnista kuin paahtoleipien tarjoilustakin. Viikon parhaissa puhutaan myös melanzane-pyöryköistä, villivattu-tiramisusta ja ihanasta hernesoosista, josta ennustetaan kesäannosten hittiä.

Tässä jaksossa pureudutaan ennaltaehkäisyn haasteisiin ja mahdollisuuksiin terveydenhuollossa. Miten sairauksien yhä lisääntyvä ennaltaehkäisy muuttaa teknologioita ja luo uusia kaupallisia mahdollisuuksia, myös uusille markkinoille?  Kuinka maamme terveysalan vienti moninkertaistetaan? Millaiset terveyden kokonaisuudet ovat suurimpia kasvualueita ja mitä nousevia trendejä on tunnistettavissa? Jaksossa puhutaan niin ikään investointien tarpeesta, kansainvälisestä osaamisesta ja Suomen houkuttelevuudesta. Suomen tavoitteena on paitsi vahvistaa kotimarkkinaa, myös nousta Euroopan johtavaksi TKI-keskittymäksi. Vieraina jaksossa ovat sosiaali- ja terveysministeriön ohjelmajohtaja Päivi Sillanaukee sekä Business Finlandin terveysmission johtaja Eeva Salminen.

The Peddler & the Fairy: Part 10 A night of drinking at a most unorthdox establishment. In 10 parts, by Scholarly Mori. Listen to the Podcast at Explicit Novels. The temperature rapidly fell as the sun set behind the horizon. A light snow had begun to fall, muting the steady click-clack of the carriage as it meandered under garlands of holly leaves and colored lanterns. "Why's it look so festive, Herd-mate?" Asked Reina, poking her head in the window. [[MORE]] "Hard to say. Depends on who's celebrating what. There are holidays the whole city engages in around the winter solstice, but it's not uncommon to see communities enjoy time amongst themselves to honor the end of a productive year with family and friends." Humans and demi-humans alike were huddled in warm clothes, their breath mixing with the steaming mugs they held in mittened hands. Not dressed in her warm winter clothes, Suvi crossed her arms. Jeni, wanting to be helpful, wrapped her wing around the shivering ratgirl. "This one has body heat to share. Friend Suvi should feel free to request it whenever she needs." Suvi snuggled into the warm owl girl's feathers, surprised by how small she felt underneath all the fluff. "That's, uh, nice of you. I'm not used to being so close to people, but I'll try." Devin smiled at the two girls' growing friendship. He was especially happy to see Jeni opening up to someone besides himself and, more recently, Azalea and Reina. Since her return from the academy years ago, he had seen her interact with customers, but it was always curt and brief. Azalea popped her head out from Jeni's other wing. "What's your favorite time of year, Suvi?" "Hmm, other than the cold, this is my favorite time of year because all the warm drinks are free." "Agreed! Warm drinks are wonderful," the fairy voiced as she made eyes at Devin, "especially when it's freshly made and enjoyed with loved ones." "You'll specifically enjoy tonight then," hinted Sable. "Not the one you're probably alluding to, but our girls are skilled in a wonderful assortment of beverages." Reina trotted up next to the driver's seat. "How long have you worked at Whitegold, Miss Sable?" "This is my tenth year." "What do you do there?" "I fulfill all the managerial work: finances, menu coordination, and act as scout and recruiter for potential new hires. Our turnover rate is rather low, though. The boss used to be more involved, but now she takes a very hands-off approach, but you are in luck tonight. She is gracing us with her presence this evening." "I look forward to meeting her." Sable hid a smile as she turned down a side street tucked away from the more festive pockets of people. She pulled back the reins, stopping in front of a three-story building made of dark walnut. Below a balcony jutting from the second story hung a giant cast iron sign embossed with two pitchers pouring intertwining liquids. The building was wider than it was long, and several brick stairways ascended to a tall set of double doors in the middle. Sitting on the bottom step stood a familiar figure. Azalea darted out of the cab window and into an open embrace. "Mama Sanna!" "Hello again, little Azalea." "What are you doing here?!" "I run the bakery during the day and work here part-time at night." Sable slid down from the driver's seat and opened the cab door. "She's security. Also does a bit of the heavy lifting when we get shipments in." "So you knew you were gonna see us tonight!" the fairy exclaimed. "I hoped so. I didn't know when you were coming, so I wanted a chance to at least say hi before I go about my duties tonight. You are in for a lot of surprises tonight." Azalea jumped up and down in the grizzly woman's large, clawed hand. "I love surprises!" Sanna laughed. "Some of them, I'm sure you will, others; might be a bit harder to swallow at first, and a few," she commented while looking specifically at Devin, "might take some getting used to." Before Devin could ask what she meant, she was already leading the carriage away and offered, "You folks have a good evening." With a wave, she and the carriage disappeared behind the far side of the building. Sable climbed the stairs and held the doors open. "Now, since we are here," she cleared her throat to continue, "welcome to 'Whitegold,' a finer dining experience than you'll find anywhere in the western half of the kingdom." The group entered the lobby, led by Devin, who stopped in front of a 'please wait to be seated' sign. "This is quite the opulent waiting room." A five-tiered chandelier made of old antlers, with pine-scented candles hung from the arched ceiling entryway, the light reflecting off a gold and alabaster stained-glass wall. Somewhere behind it were moving, shadowy figures holding lutes, pipes, and a tambourine and playing a relaxed and light-hearted melody. Sable moved in front to address them. "We are a somewhat exclusive establishment with many noteworthy individuals, influential business folk, and city administration as members. While the general public can make an unsubscribed reservation, the wait time can be rather long." "We wanted to create a relaxed but classy atmosphere and provide uncommon services to those willing to spend for it. While it's more common amongst smaller businesses, we do house most of our employees on the third floor." "Looks like you've done well for yourself," Devin suggested. "Our success is due to the accumulated effort of all our girls. This way, please." She led them through the left of two arched passages. "We have twin wings on each side, allowing us to seat around forty individuals. We designed the main dining room to be circular. To that end, we've positioned the tables for larger or more uniquely shaped demi-humans around the outside and smaller ones toward the middle. We've found it makes diners feel like they belong. It also gives an unobstructed view of one of our centerpieces." She motioned to the middle of the room. A tawny fountain with five sandstone likenesses of two satyresses and a human girl were arrayed in a circle. In the center, taller then the rest, posed a rarely-seen holstaur. Each statue stood naked, poised with chest thrust out and nipples spraying wispy streams of water into the collecting basin below. "Makes quite the first impression," Azalea mused. "It was an impromptu addition." Sable waved toward a pair in topless uniforms. "The flirty saytresses are Eija and Hija. They mainly serve tables. Our holstaur, Janina, runs the milkbar. As far as I'm aware, she's one of only three in the city. A real sweetheart." The two goat girls were laughing and bantering jovially as they served customer-filled tables. At the bar against the wall, a huge-breasted cowgirl busily mixed her breast milk into customers' drinks. Sable produced a small set of chimes from her pocket and flicked one of the metal tubes causing a sudden squeak from Suvi. Simultaneously, a human girl standing next to Janina and draining her own milk into a pitcher jumped. She looked up from her work and searched the crowd until she spotted Sable. Whispering to the other two, she trotted over with a big smile, her perky boobs bouncing. "Hello, Mistress Sable. You called? Shall I prepare a large group table?" "Not this time, Kirsi. We are headed upstairs." "The private room, eh? Too bad; they looked like a fun group to serve." Addressing Suvi, "Are you ok, miss? You look a little flustered." "Y, ya, I'm fine." Suvi flashed a suspicious look at Azalea, to which the little fairy held up her hands innocently. Devin caught the exchange between the two. "Did something happen?" "Our toys activated for a second, life-mate. Perhaps Miss Sable's device?" "Toys?" Sable looked at the chime. "Wait, did you girls feel that?" "We did." "Maybe they know Eitri," Kirsi suggested. "Yes, we know her, and her cousin!" Azalea proclaimed. "We went to their store during our shopping earlier today." "I see. She must use a set number of sounds for her merchandise. All the tables are given a bell to call a serving girl to their table if they need anything." Sable held up a small tablet of twenty tubular pipes split into top and bottom. "This is the master set. I can call each girl using it should I need to get their attention. Depending on how I hit it, I can relay instructions." Kirsi turned around and pulled up her dress, revealing an assplug decked with a five-petaled white flower with a yellow center firmly nestled in her apple-shaped bottom. Azalea swooped down to get a closer look. "Oh! How cute! A plumeria?" "Oh, is that what kind of flower it is?" "Yes! They grew all over the fields near my home," Azalea divulged before flashing her own. "We got one too!" "How lovely, like a little cut gem. It does a good job of catching the light. I've never had anything in my ass before, so I'm still getting used to it." "You and me both," mumbled Suvi. Sable patted the peppy girl's head. "Kirsi is our newest full-time employee." "That's me! This is my third week. I'm mostly waiting tables and providing supplemental milk when needed." She pinched her nipple, letting a few droplets fall onto her finger to show everyone before sucking it clean. Kirsi felt a tug on her sleeve. "This one couldn't help but notice the uniqueness of your uniform, especially the way it draws the eye to your mammary glands." "You like it? It's woven of high-quality sheep girl wool." She raised her arms and performed a little spin. "Designing it together was such fun, but we had a hard time deciding because we all wanted different things. The sisters like to flirt and flaunt their bodies, so they wanted a lot of cleavage showing, but Janina wanted it functional -- also, her boobs are enormous -- so no tight clothing. We opted for a full cutout to let our boobies hang free." "Since all our customers love our milk, I thought we should represent that?' I suggested the boob window be heart-shaped and framed with lacey bows." Stable straightened one of the ribbons. "The proprietress and I wanted to make sure they felt they had a say in how they presented themselves. The girls comprised three groups, so each was responsible for their group's base design. After two weeks tossing around ideas back and forth to the manufacturer, this is what was settled on." "Do you normally not wear the same uniform, Miss Sable?" Asked Reina. "Only when we are at full capacity and need more hands helping out." "Which is almost never because she thinks customers don't want to see a woman with small boobs. She's only one size smaller than me, and I keep telling her size doesn't affect how much milk she produces," Kirsi explained with a giggle. "You girls produce more than enough." "You're making your customers sad! She has a small handful of regulars who love how she tastes," retorted Kirsi. "They don't miss me that much." "Yes, they do!" Azalea peeked behind Sable. "If Sable also has a uniform, does she have a plug, too?" Caught off guard by the question, Sable stammered, "I, er, yes, all employees wear one." "She has a special one only the boss has a bell for," Kirsi snickered. Sable coughed. "We've spent enough time gabbing. Don't you have tables to attend to?" "Yes, I just got buzzed! Enjoy your evening, everyone!" She bowed before trotting to a far table. Sable led the company around the room's edge and to the base of a broad, curving stairway that led up to the second floor. "The balcony seating is for overflow or reserved for special guests and events." Jeni placed her wing on Devin's arms to steady herself as she hopped up the steps. He lauded the owl girl, "I haven't had a chance to see you really interact with anyone outside your shop. You've come a long way." She flapped her wings slightly at the compliment. "This one has been most appreciative of big sister Mavis' tutelage before going to the academy and of her fellow students for allowing the social interaction needed to communicate more effectively." Reaching the top of the carpeted stairs, Sable pushed open a small set of double doors and ushered everyone inside. A long, carpeted room stretching the length of the tavern formed a semi-circle at the far end. In the center, underneath, and behind the stained glass they had seen at the entrance, was a parrtly-curtained-off stage. Half-obscured in the dim light sat a woman in a white and blue gown, legs crossed and her talons idly clicking. She gracefully stood up and bowed. "Welcome, eagerly-awaited guests, to an evening you won't soon forget." Devin squinted. "Mavis?!" Sable crossed the room and lit the sconces on the wall. "Hello, little brother!" The smirking raven harpy crossed the room in three strides, embraced him in a light hug, and kissed him on the cheek. He hugged her back, glad she wasn't going for the mouth. "What are you doing here?" "I maybe should have mentioned I'm a major investor in your negotiations tonight." Devin frowned, "You are?" "I am. I have a lot riding on this, actually." "That's worrying." She looked serious for a moment. "Yes, but not entirely in a monetary way." Devin looked at her, puzzled. Mavis glanced over Devin's shoulder, "Jeni! Is that you?" Jeni peaked out from behind Reina. "Greetings, older sister Mavis." She pushed Devin aside, grabbed the fluffy owl, and spun her around, squeezing her tightly. "It's been too long! I'm so happy to see you!" Jeni hooted happily. "This one is also joyous at our much-delayed reunion." "You live in the same city. You should go see her more than once a year," Devin muttered. "But that's what you're for when I'm too busy, silly." "You know she loves you just as much as me." "Not entirely accurate, little brother. Look at this face." She held Jeni out in front of her, "This is the face of a girl who wants to join your harem." "Since when do I have a harem?" Devin challenged. "You have three girls with you. Surely, you have room for your childhood friend." "Um, " Suvi raised her hand. "I'm not really part of their, er, family." "You're not?" Mavis asked, surprised. "She was a guide I hired for the girls," Devin corrected. "And then she became a friend!" piped in Azalea. "Well, a friend is just a wife you haven't gotten together with yet." Devin blinked several times, trying to unravel her logic. "In any case, since you only have two, now you have no excuse," Mavis declared while leering at him. Jeni, still being displayed like an auctioned item, spun her head backward to look at Mavis. "This one is currently involved in a joint venture with Young Patron in the hopes he will see the benefits one day of being this one's nestmate." "See Devin? Don't let all this girl's effort go to waste." Devin sighed. "Can we shelve this for the moment? Don't we have important business to conduct tonight? Speaking of, where is the other party?" "Everyone's here." "Eh?" "I am the other party." Devin stared at the smug harpy. "I'm also the owner of this restaurant." Devin's expression changed to dumbfounded. "Oh dear, Reina, you should help Devin to his seat. He's looking a little unsteady. Come, come, please be seated while Devin comes to terms about my little surprise! I'll sit here on the far left, Jeni can sit next to me, and you, my dear, ?" "Suvi." "Suvi can sit in the middle with Devin. Reina should sit on the far right, and Azalea can sit anywhere." Suvi sat down. "Are we going to watch a play while we eat?" "Not exactly, but it is what makes our little establishment unique, as you'll see shortly." Devin, finally collecting his thoughts, thanked Reina for her momentary care. He took a deep breath, "Mavis, can you please answer a few questions plainly and simply?" "I will," she said, amused. "Just to make sure I didn't mishear, you're the mysterious person who arranged this meeting so you could negotiate with me to be a long-distance liaison with an unknown person that I need to find?" "Yes." "And you just so happen to be the owner of this expensive-looking restaurant for I don't know how many years." "Correct. Mine in every sense of the word: originator of the idea, negotiator for the land, designer, and purchaser of the building materials. The only thing I didn't do was actually build it, though I did lay the first brick and hammer the first nail as symbolic gestures." Devin looked at Sable. "What Miss Mavis says is all correct," she verified Devin slumped back in his chair. "Why do you enjoy shocking me with stuff like this?" "Precisely because you're the type of person who likes to know everything beforehand, and that's no fun! I was planning on telling you someday. I was waiting for the right opportunity." The harpy justified. Suvi put a hand on Devin's shoulder. "Given the rumors I've heard, it could have been a worse surprise." Mavis, in an overly-dramatic gesture, raised her wings, "ah yes, the rumors, given shape by overactive imaginations and our exclusivity. Orgies? Debauchery? Rich old men bathing in breast milk while virgins feed them grapes and lick honey off their bodies? Or are you referring to a place where mothers and daughters of the affluent come to get gangbanged by well-endowed demi-humans?" "Uh, I guess they were along those lines," Suvi tentatively spoke. Mavis snorted. "I can assure you, nothing even remotely like that has or ever will occur here." "I want honey licked off my body," whispered Azalea. Devin shushed her with a glance. "Although, as I hinted to Suvi about, this is what we are best known for, " Sable rang her master chime. The curtain parted. On the platform were three similarly-clothed barmaids. Their dresses had been replaced with short skirts hugging and barely covering their hips. Tiny white aprons did their best to cover their fronts. They were each lined up in front of their matching statuary counterpart in front of another fountain. The most eye-catching of the three was a wolf girl with attentive ears, a bushy tail, and a little fang sticking out of her mouth. The chiseled facsimile behind her was squatting with knees splayed, a smug smile upon her lips, daring all to watch her pee into the pool below. "Didn't imagine they could get more outlandish than the fountain downstairs," Suvi murmured to Azalea. The wolf girl stepped forward, "Good ev'en, honored guests. Your host would like ta thank'ya for accepting her invitation to dine with us. This evening, we have been asked to be your exclusive servers to provide you with an experience of such quality you won't find anywhere else in the northern realm! Allow me to introduce your hostess', starting with myself." The wolf girl took another step forward. "My name is Eeva -- eager to serve and ready to please my alphas, that being you folk, and I'm supposed to tell you something about myself. Well, I suppose I like to wrestle with this pint-sized goblin here." She motioned to the green woman seated to her right." The she-goblin uncrossed her legs and stood up. "And by wrestle, she means having me pin her down and bully her." "She exaggerates! She couldn't pin clothes to a line," Eeva retorted. "Said the girl who denies getting turned on when her face ends up underneath this thick goblin ass!" The she-goblin jumped up, pulled Eeva back and took her place. "Hey, all! Name's Truulté Gress, or shortstuff, or sexy, or cutie. I'll respond to most anything. I'm the resident shortstack. Second-oldest employee after the housepet here. I love to serve people; in all kinds of ways. Especially when it comes to cuddling our cute, little snowshoe hare, " "Hallie!" interrupted Azalea. "Oh, you know each other?" Truulté asked, surprised. "Yes, we met earlier today at Mama Sanna's bakery for lunch." Hallie took a small step forward and bowed. "H, hello Azalea, everyone! I look forward to servicing you; I mean, serving you again!" "Oh ho?" Truulté sidled up to the taller girl. "What kind of service did you provide?" Did it involve bouncing with these strong bunny thighs or handling things with these squishy pawed feet?" She pushed Truulté away. "Not that kind!" "She did flash us," disclosed Azalea. "Ah, typical Hallie things." Truulté put an arm around the bunny girl's slim waist. "We treat her as the little sister in our cozy work family. She is so soft and warm and we often take work breaks to fluff her fur and stroke her ears. Hey, wanna hear a secret? If you feed her her favorite food, her ass twitches." "Truulté! That was a secret!" Hallie cried. "If you tell a secret, it's not a secret anymore," the goblin cackled. She flashed a sharp smile, her eyes lively at Hallie's embarrassment. "Maybe I should go get a carrot and show you." "Noooo!" "Relax! You know I only bully those I love. I wouldn't dream of making my fluffy bed cuddler sad." Eeva joined Truulté in hugging Hallie from behind. "And there you have it. That's all of us. Though, I should also introduce our girl-in-training." Sable reappeared from the kitchen with a disinterested deer girl adorned with a gaudy amount of jewelry. She approached and placed two small buckets of ice on the stage, seemingly more preoccupied with checking the state of her nails than introducing herself. Noticing all eyes on her, she rolled her eyes. "Name's Tuuli. Eighteen. I'm only here because my herd wants me to learn manners or work ethic or somethin'." "She's very bratty," snickered Truulté. "M'not a brat; and you're one to speak; walking around with lewd drawings all over your body!" "These are decorative displays of my marsh goblin heritage. My social status, skillset, and availability. It's common amongst all the tribes." "Hmph! Looks like a display board for a broth, " "Now, now," Eeva abruptly interjected. "Tuuli is staying with us for a time to gain valuable life experience. And hopefully a little maturity. She'll be assisting Hallie this evening if she runs dry." "Whatever. Can I assist her sooner? I'm about to burst," she sassed. Suvi regarded the deer-girls chest. Her meager sized breasts didn't look particularly full, or even lactating. After thinking a moment she swiftly glanced at the fountain again, and back to Tuuli's belly. With a hint of trepidation, "So, you don't only serve milk here?" "We were originally called 'The Thirsty Maiden,' Sable responded, 'but we changed it. Now it has a dual meaning. Most people think it stands for the gold-quality milk we offer, which you already saw we do serve. The girls' milk is rich and sweet and is our number one ordered thing. The second most ordered item would be the golden liquid these lovely young ladies are going to share with you tonight." Mavis smiled amidst the sudden silence. "We are going to drink their pee?" Azalea queried. Devin rubbed his forehead. "I should have guessed with you in charge there was bound to be something outlandish about this place. Dare I ask why, and what led to you coming up with, " Devin waved his hand toward the fountain. ", what these girls are offering?" "Of course you may. It's a bit of a funny story. It originally started as a joke. But maybe I should start at the beginning? Shortly after Jeni left for the academy and you became a full-time merchant, I felt a bit listless with you two gone. One day, during a walk through town, I overheard a group of girls complaining their milk bar wasn't giving them enough hours and their chests were sore with all the excess. It inspired me to try my own attempt at it since the city was offering incentives to start new businesses." Mavis placed her wing on Sable's arm. "Sable was my first hire." The weasel woman crossed her arms. "You kinda manipulated me into it." "'Manipulated' is such a strong word. I delicately tantalized her into saying yes."Mavis uncrossed and recrossed her legs. "You see, after I made the decision, I was headed to the administration building when I spotted Sable in an alley. Poor thing was a horny mess." "I could have handled myself." she huffed. "I believe you, but wasn't it so much easier getting to the sex shop with a supportive shoulder to lean on?" Mavis turned her attention back to Devin. "You might have heard before, but when weasel girls go into heat, it can actually be life-threatening if they don't mate after a period of time. Or at least make their body think they did. So, one dildo and thirty minutes of orgasm denial later, I was rewarded with a yes and she received an orgasm she has yet to forget." "What was I supposed to say in my condition?" "Mavis, I'm disappointed in you," Devin chastised. "It's alright, Mr. Ebonplume. What's done is done and I'm not actually mad. I wasn't in immediate danger, yet." "Still, " Mavis stroked Sable's hand affectionately. "I know I have many attributes that could use ; self-improvement, and I can be pushy at times. I hope I've gotten a little better?" She fluttered her eyes at her co-worker. "Your teasing nature could be toned down." "It's how I show my affection to those I care about. Just making sure you know I'm always available if you need my special touch. I don't want you to end up so needy, again. You are my closest friend, after all." Sable exhaled and squeezed Mavis' wing affectionately. "Anyway," Mavis continued, "we recruited Eeva shortly thereafter, and since then, the business took off, but it's hard to reach the top when you're like every other tavern. It was during our third year. We had two regulars who had come from another pub who were tipsy. I was drying glasses while they gushed to me about how pretty Sable and Eeva were, how much they enjoyed their milk, and the warm welcome they always received, etc., etc." "Lady Mavis, your placsh alwaysh provide the bwst milk and servish than anywhere else in the sshity." Mavis bowed her head. "You know we are just a humble establishment like any other. Though I'm happy we are able to please you." "No, iisssh true, other placises drinks taste like piss compared. In factsh, gives piss a bad name. I bet your girl's piss would taste better then what they offer." "It was meant to be a joke, obviously, but for an unknown reason that night, I kept thinking about what they said. I know a lot of demi-humans use urine for displaying their physical and social status -- basically advertising. So I thought, in the right situation, perhaps we could use it to advertise and enhance what no one has ever offered before. For humans, well, we probably wouldn't get many of them ordering unless they had a certain kink for it. But I don't mind a challenge, so we presented the idea to Eeva." Eeva rocked back and forth on her heels. "I thought the boss's idea was crazy, but if she wanted me to pee in a mug for customers, I didn't have a problem with it." Sable passed out utensils as she commented, "We wanted to keep our new drink category low-key, so we didn't display it on the front page of the menu. Several days passed before anyone even asked about it. We were sure the first customers to order it were going to be demi-humans. Imagine our surprise when it turned out to be two young human lads with too much bravado." "After explained what it was, they dared each other to try it. Coincidently, that just so happened to be a time when Eeva was in heat," Mavis chortled. "Mistake number one," laughed the wolfgirl. "While they themselves didn't notice, others did. Word quickly spread, and I had to swat down overtures all week. It was great for business, but with the wrong kind of advertising. Soon after, we hired Sanna to impose if the people got too pushy." Sable handed out white linen napkins. "It gained popularity, but Eeva's bladder can only hold so much, so Truulté was hired to meet demand." "I'm wondering, Mavis," Devin interrupted, "if this place was doing so well, why did you take the delivery job?" "Simple. I wasn't satisfied. I believed we had the potential to grow, and I wanted to push us into serving more upscale clients. I called a meeting after we closed one night, and together we hatched a two-step plan: form a partnership with import merchants and appeal to a new demographic of customers who might have an interest in more exotic fare. Clientele with too much money, willing to spend for the rare oddity or novelty." "The delivery business was only to establish the second part of the plan. I worked my way up to my current position to gain access to the upper echelons of society. You'd be surprised how far a little hint here or a little suggestion there to the right person will go when they are grateful to you for delivering their important things. "Once we had a wide selection of drinks on the menu and the clientele to support it, we introduced memberships and used the funds to renovate, allow the girls to live here, and reinvest into the business you see today." Devin looked down at the customers having a good time on the bottom floor. Typical Mavis -- capable and ambitious but with a tinge of reckless brazenness. She was the type of person who worked hard in the beginning so that later she could leave it in others' hands. "Well, dear brother? What do you think?" Devin looked up. "I'm still a bit overwhelmed by all of this. I don't know what to say." Eeva eyed Devin and Reina. She smiled predatorily and crouched down. "How about looking at the menu and telling me what you want to order for starters?" She flapped the poor excuse for an apron alluringly. "I'm sure you'll like at least one of our drinks. My bladder is full, and you have exclusive access to all of it tonight." Before Devin could make up his mind, Reina timidly raised her hand. "I, I would like to give it a try." "Excellent." She leaned back and stretched the apron taut. Pinned to the fabric was a small paper menu. "Depending on what drink you order, we have a categorized list of appetizers designed to match." Without missing a beat, she flipped the apron up, revealing her lack of undergarments. "On the back, we have the drinks available from me specifically. Of course, you're free to order from any of us. They come in three grades: grade one: light, grade two: middling, and grade three: strong." "If you just want to dip your toes in, I recommend grade one. Hallie's drinks tend to be sweeter. If you're feeling a little daring, you should go with grade two. Truulté has a pretty unique earthy flavor and is a bit more potent, but If you want the full experience, I suggest three. A deep, rich taste with plenty of me mixed in." "What determines the difference?" "Time. Grade one is easy, chug a bunch of water and wait about thirty minutes. Middling maybe an hour or two. Truulté and myself are usually the only ones who supply grade three because we can hold it for a long time. "I think I want to try the strongest." "Going all in! My kind of girl. And how bout you, sir? Dare to follow in her hoofsteps?" Devin looked at Reina. "She did offer to let me try her own once." "Oh? And didja?" "No, but; I guess it might be a bit rude, given all the work you put into setting this up. I'll try yours as well." "Perfect. So which one would ya like me to make ya's? Or do you want it straight and pure in a glass?" Devin ran his eyes down the menu. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dark 'n' Uriney grade 3 ginger beer Golden Honey Rye grade 3 rye honey syrup tangerine juice dash of bitters "Piss" co Sour grade 3 lime juice sugar syrup dash of bitters harpy egg white ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- He tried focusing on the list of drinks but the closeness of her cunt and the smell of her musk was too distracting. She pushed her hips forward a little. "I don't mind you staring. It's part of the enjoyment. Unique, isn't it? Quite a bit different than most other demi-humans. Looks like a little triangular cookie, huh?" Devin looked to Reina. She was staring as much as he was. "It is quite a peculiar shape," agreed Devin. "Isn't it hard to not make a mess?" Asked Reina. "It was at first, but I've managed to make it work." "This 'Piss'co Sour looks interesting. I will try that. What about you, herd-mate?" "I'll have the same." Eeva wagged her tail. "And how would you like for me to pour'em?" Reina looked up questioningly. "What do you mean?" "Probably easier to demonstrate," suggested Sable. "Why don't you show your most requested way?" "Alright." Eeva took the tray Sable handed her and set it to the side. "Oh, I should probably add, these are nonalcoholic since many demi-humans have a hard time handling it." "I don't mind. I prefer my head to be clear during business negotiations." Devin confided as she set out two crystal glasses. She crushed ice into each glass and set them aside to chill. Then she unscrewed a metal mixer and separated the halves. Holding up a green fruit, she said, "Betcha never seen one of these!" Devin thought for a moment. "I can't say I have." Reina shook her head. "It's called a lime and comes all the way from the southern continent." She picked up a knife and gave it a spin. "Slice it in half, place it in a vice, and squeeze one ounce of juice out. Then we add half an ounce of simple syrup. Next, a harpy egg, laid just this morning." Devin glanced at Mavis. "No, it's not mine, but maybe it should have been," she smirked. "We place the yolk in a strainer and separate the egg white into the mix." Eeva dug out ice from a bucket and scooped it into the mixer. "I like using bigger chunks, so it whips up the egg well." "And lastly, the main ingredient." She got down on all fours, turned sideways, and lifted her leg. "Before, I used to make drinks in the kitchen, but customers requested to watch the whole process often enough I considered making it more exciting, experimenting with different positions to make a show of it." Running her fingers around the edge of her oddly-defined, plump lips, she splayed them, making sure everyone could see. Taking a deep breath, she relaxed her bladder. Her pee hole quivered as a steady stream arched into the glass. Eeva carefully crooked her finger, stroking a small protruding nub near the bottom; panting as the pressure in her bladder lessoned while the pleasure increased. With the two glasses nearly full, she clenched the stream, put her leg down, and wiped her fingers clean. After screwing on the mixer top, she shook the contents vigorously. "Then we pour it through another strainer into each glass and add a few drops of bitter. Kirsi suggested I drag the drops together to form small hearts, saying it looked cuter. And for the final touch," She slid her fingers between her folds and traced the rim of the glass with her arousal before serving it. "I usually only do this when I'm in heat -- when my pheromones are strongest. Drives the demi-boys crazy. I hope you don't mind." "Not at all." Reina seemed to be more into this than Devin felt, but in the spirit of the moment, they clinked their classes and took a sip. Reina nodded her approval. "I am quite taken by the silky tartness of it. I am inclined to try one in every grade now." Eeva's tail wagged happily. "Told ya you'd like it!" "I have to admit, it's surprisingly good." Devin agreed. "Never tasted these combinations of; flavors before." "I'm proud of our girls and their mixology skills," Mavis effused. "Would you like to try one, Jeni?" "This one's curiosity is piqued, older sister Mavis. This one would like to try Truulté's." "Of course, little bird." The she-goblin flipped up her apron. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wee Sting grade 2 spoon of runny honey pressed apple juice splash of ginger ale lime or apple garnish ice Cosmo"pee"litan grade 2 lemonade cranberry juice syrup squeezed lemon ice Mo"wee"to grade 2 sugar syrup soda mint leaves ice ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jeni bobbed her head as she read her options. "This one would like to try the cosmo'pee'litan." "Exquisite choice, and I have a fun way to 'pour' it! Let's move things out of the way so I don't knock them over, and roll over onto my back. Place this here, and; up we go." She raised her hips pulling her short legs over her head. Running a finger across her pee hole, she pressed down on her bladder with her thumbs. With her satisfied exhale, her golden stream arced up, landing in the container perched between her breasts." Jeni clapped her wings. "This one is impressed with your flexibility and coordination. Would it be impolite to compliment the orderliness of your genitals?" Truulté laughed. "Not a compliment I've received before but thank you. You must not have seen too many naked girls. This snatch aint dainty, but I've been told many times I'm fun to eat, and to that end, I keep myself as smooth as can be." Patting herself dry, she righted herself, arranged the tray before Jeni, and held up an orange and yellow fruit. Jeni thought for a moment. "This one would guess they are limes but different colors?" "Close. They are all within the same family of sour-flavored fruits. This yellow one is a lemon, and this is an orange. Not the most original name but tastier to eat alone." She squeezed the fruits' juices into the cocktail. "The lemon is used in many of our other drinks. The orange brings more sweetness." Adding premade cranberry juice with lime juice, she shook the contents before finishing with crushed ice. Pouring the mixture into a shallow glass, she garnished the edge with a wedge of lime and served it. "Here you are! A refreshingly tangy, sweet drink with a delightful pink color." Jeni brought the drink to her lips. Her face scrunched at the un-used to acidity. "It has exceeded this one's estimation and this one is pleased. Thank you." Truulté placed her hand over her bladder. "Plenty left if you want more." Azalea poked Suvi. "Are you going to try one?" "I'm not, er, that adventurous. I think I'll just order milk if that's ok." Looking at Mavis. "Of course it is." Mavie assured. "Ask Hallie for her milk," encouraged Azalea. Suvi eyed Hallie's perky chest. "You certainly enjoyed it at the bakery. I suppose I should give it a try?" Hallie knelt down, gingerly squeezed her milk into a glass, and served it. "I hope you enjoy." "Well?" queried Azalea. "Creamy and warm." Hallie fidgeted. "I'm glad you like it." "And which drink would you like, Azalea?" the bunny girl asked, raising her apron. The thirsty fairy took a moment to admire the well defined and neatly closed, pink bunny puss for the second time that day. She made a mental note to sketch it in her notebook and wished it was on the menu. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pee Daiquiri grade 1 lemon/lime soda lemon juice pinch of sugar Ice cubes "Pee"na Colada grade 1 coconut juice pineapple juice pineapple wedges crushed ice Urineade grade 1 lemonade ice ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "This is a kink i've never dabbled in and and I don't know what most of these ingredients are, but let's give the 'pee'na colada a try." "Good choice. It's my personal favorite. It especially tastes good in summer. Unfortunately, I don't have a special pouring method. I'm not good at controlling it." "No need to feel bad. I'm not either." "Then, if you'll allow me," Hallie faced away and squatted in front of the expectant fae. Running her hands down her sides, they met between her legs where she spread herself. "Ca, can you see?" "Every part! Your cunt's so cute. Hallie's puff-ball tail twitched as she filled the mixer. Azalea unconsciously licked her lips as she watched the clear and water-like stream. "I'm curious, Hallie. You seem so shy, what made you take up this job?" "I, I like to be helpful, even if it is embarrassing." The flow abated with a few final drops. Wiping her hands, she turned around and took two of the strangest fruits Azalea had ever seen. "What are those? Are they edible?" "Of course they are. This one's a coconut. It's a pain to open, but the milky sap inside is worth it." She took an awl, placed it against the eye hole at one end and tapped the other end with a mallet. Then she poured the contents into the mix. "Can you do what Eeva did at the end?" Hallie blushed hard. "I, I, no one has ever asked me before. I, I'm not wet enough, so I don't think, " "Sure she can," said Eeva, volunteering Hallie. "The customer gets what the customer wants if it's reasonable. Come on, lass, you can do it. Just like all those nights we cuddle together." The taller wolf girl embraced her friend from behind and stroked the fluff around her neck as her other hand wound down between her legs. "Super easy for her. Eeva's fingers worked to coax the slippery sweetness from the panting bunny girl. Just have to stir up her little bunny pot. See what I did there? No. Ok, bad puns aside, want to hear another little secret about Hallie? Careful when putting your head between her thighs. When she climaxes, it's like a vice. Nearly took my head off." Hallie flushed a deeper shade of red. Between having her embarrassing idiosyncrasies exposed and Hallie's skilled digits burrowing through her crotch, she leaned into Eeva's body and resigned herself to the pleasure. With the squelching sounds getting louder, Eeva removed her hand. "That should be enough." She pulled her hand away from Hallie, feeling her thighs clenching around her hand, reluctant at the absence. "I'll finish you off later tonight if you want." She whispered. She held up the viscid lubricant clinging between her fingers, tracing it around the rim of the glass. "Here you are Azalea. Sorry, we don't have a smaller glass. You are our first fairy customer ever." "I am? I'm honored, and it's alright. I can tilt it." She brought her head down, inhaling Hallie's scent as she took a sip. Another drink followed, and then another. Her wings fluttered as she swallowed the syrupy fruit drink. "This is delicious! You should try it, life-mate! Reina!" Devin took her glass and tried it before handing it to Reina. "It definitely seems like your type of drink." ------- The rest of the meal passed with several more drinks complimented by decoratively arranged plates of hors d'oeuvres and finger foods. Sufficiently full, Devin leaned back in his chair. "Thank you for dinner, Mavis." "Yes, thank you," came several other voices. "And for the girls making tonight lots of fun," Azalea added. "You are most welcome. It was our pleasure," answered Eeva. "If you need anything else, please don't hesitate to buzz us." The barmaids gathered the empty dishes and left the room. "Now, let's hear what commission my older sister went to so much work to set up." Suvi stood up. "I'm going to take this opportunity to leave early. This doesn't concern me, and there is someone I need to check on to make sure they are ok. Before I go, Miss Ebonplume, are you perchance hiring any more girls?" "Are you wanting to work here?" "I need a more stable job." "I'm sure Sable can find something for you to do, although we have no rooms available." "I don't mind commuting." "Come on in the day after tomorrow, and Sable will set you up." "Thank you, I'll be here! And thank you for the, interesting evening!" With a wave of her tail, she left. Mavis began to preen her feathers pretending not to see Devin awaiting her reply, "Instead of telling you what this job entails, it'll be more fun to let you experience what I need you to find." Mavis rang her private bell, summoning Sable with a singular drink on a tray. She placed it in front of Devin and took her position behind Mavis. A profoundly floral scent emanated from a golden liquid. "It's not one of the girls' drinks; in case you're wondering." Devin held the warm mug to his lips and took a sip. He was instantly surprised by the explosion of sweet, mellow flavor. "Can you name the ingredient?" "Honey?" "Yes! But not just any honey; bee girl honey." "Impossible. No one's seen a bee-girl in the north for generations." "Precisely. Because of its scarcity and cost, we could only offer it to customers at a very high price. A little goes a long way, but you are drinking the last of it. I've had several individuals attest to its authenticity, and they are offering a significant amount of vol to acquire more." "You know I mainly transport goods already available. I have no experience with searching out new markets. If you're asking me, then I'm guessing you have an idea where to get more." "Yes, but the only lead we have is that it was bought from another merchant, who bought it from a different merchant, outside the country." Devin passed it for the girls to try. "I've never been outside our borders before. I've always wanted to visit the southern kingdom." "Unfortunately our contact is not there." He sat up. "I hope you're not suggesting I sneak across the border to the middle kingdom. "You wouldn't be sneaking." "his mind sifting through all the information he knew about their neighbor. "Method aside, you want me to find a nearly impossible commodity in a country that is not, to mockingly put it, on amicable terms with ours?" "Relations are a bit icy, yes." "And for good reason. Raiding your neighbor's population doesn't help make friends. Frankly, I'm a little disturbed you would even consider this given their treatment of demi-humans." "Yes, I am fully aware their society runs on conscripted labor." "Slave labor you mean. What about Reina and Azalea's safety?" "No one would bother them. With the right paperwork anyone would just think they were your slaves." "I refuse to even pretend they are my slaves." "I think you should take the offer, herd-mate." "Reina, you should know as much as I do, maybe even more, considering your first hand experience. Even after the trauma you suffered, you still want to go? She gave an ernest look. "I will ultimately abide by your wishes, but yes, I do." Devin frowned. He ventured a guess what Reina's motivation was. She was probably hoping she might run into her sister. He'd ask her later to make certain. "And how do you feel about all this, Azalea?" "She kissed the back of his hand. "I'm already a slave to your love life-mate. I'll go where you go. I trust your judgment." "I don't think you understand what we'd be getting ourselves into." "Reina wants to go and that's good enough for me." Devin looked down and ticked off different ideas on his fingers as he thought of them. Personal reasons aside, there are numerous logistical concerns. We'd need to convert all the money we'd use. Do we even know the exchange rate of the Zingar? Not to mention enough provisions for a five week trip, one way, and assemble spare parts in case the wagon breaks down. Will we even make it through the mountains before the snow gets too deep? I was planning to convert my wagon into a sleigh for snow travel but I'm skeptical it'd survive such a brutal trip over the pass?" "I wouldn't be sending you three alone." Said Mavis, interrupting his calculations. "You'd be going with an experienced group of individuals who've made the journey before. They'll assemble the bulk of provisions you'll need. They also have a friend halfway between here and the capital you'll be stopping at. We'll dispatch someone to inquire as to the conditions. And your guild membership should offer you some immunity. There's a branch office in the capital, isn't there? You'll just need to acquire visas and the proper documentation. We are not at war and technically, you are not doing anything illegal. It's not a lawless country. You're just going to inquire of information, discreetly." "Our milk money can go to help buy or build a new wagon life-mate. I'm sure we can find someone who'd pay a lot for a rare and delicious delicacy as these two lovelies will be producing." She pushed her breasts together. All eyes were on him as he processed all the information. Even Sable was peeking out from the door to the downstairs kitchen curious what'd he decide. "I won't believe you're doing it just for the money or merely fulfilling your patrons desire for a rare ingredient, Mavis. Are there other reasons? Mavis tensed, hoping he wouldn't guide the conversation back to her. "Aside from some personal reasons. I'd hoped if you found the producer, you could buy her freedom. Or if she's hiding out, entice her to come back with you." "I'll make a note of it. And what are your personal reasons?" "They aren't important. Just trivial feelings." He folded his arms. "Devin wasn't going to agree to anything till he knew every single detail. She locked eyes with Reina, hoping she would pick up on her hesitation to speak plainly." Reina, guessing she wanted some privacy alone with Devin, abruptly stood up. "We've drunk a lot tonight. If you would excuse us, Jeni, Azalea, and I need to visit the outhouse. We'll be right back." "But I don't need to pee." "Yes, you do." Reina plucked Azalea from the table and took Jeni's wing. Jeni, quicker on the uptake but slow on the reason, stumbled to her feet., "Is this the bonding ritual girls engage in when visiting the lavatory?" "I'll tell you later," she whispered as they left Devin and Mavis alone. Devin watched them exit. He didn't need his merchant sense to pick up on what just happened. Whatever reasons Mavis was hiding was obviously for his ears only. "Alright, just us dear sister. Let's hear it. Based on the expression you let slip in your office, I'm guessing it's something you didn't want me to know about in the first place." "No. I told you it's just silly feelings that shouldn't interfere with business." "So it's about me? Not to sound self-centered but a lot of stronger feelings you have are usually about me." Mavis stopped preening. The soft murmur of voices and muffle of clinking glasses became audible as Mavis held the silence. I'm just scared you won't come back." "That's it? That's your big reason." "Pretty much." "I was torn between offering you a lucrative adventure and feeling responsible for you." "You know I'm an adult right?" Devin relaxed. "For crying out loud Mavis. Why must you be so melodramatic? Why didn't you just say that. You had me concerned it was some big thing." "I don't like anyone, especially you seeing me unsure of myself and vulnerable." "I don't know how you got it in your head but i would never think less of you." When you first moved in with us, I told myself I needed to be the big dependable older sister who you'd look up to and help you take flight." "So the real reason you check in with me all the time flying your routes, ?" "To make sure you're safe and checking if you need anything."I'm sorry I'm such a clingy, flirty big sister." "Why don't you find some male harpy." "Don't you even dare suggest such a thing. You're all I need." She fluttered her eyes at him and laughed. Devin wasn't sure if she was teasing him again or not. Either way, she was providing him with a chance at breaking well out of his norm. "If I'm successful, I'll have quite the tale to tell when I return." "Does that mean you'll say yes?!" "A tentative yes. There is still the issue about a new wagon. "We're back!" announced Azalea. "Are we interrupting?" "No, I only needed to clear up a few misconceptions. Where's Jeni?" replied Mavis. Reina placed two drinks in front of Devin. "She's downstairs filling out a membership form." "What's this? Two drinks we haven't tried yet?" Devin inquired while reaching for one of the glasses. "Yes! Compliments from us, life-mate!" "You and Reina, ?" "Uh-huh!" One was light, almost like water, with a wedge of lemon on the rim. The other was darker in color. Azlea had her hands together in barely suppressed, excited expectation. "Tart with a familiar sugariness. You made this, didn't you?" Devin asked Azalea after taking a sip. "I did. Do you like it? I actually did have to pee shortly after we left. Eeva suggested I try making the urineade as a surprise." "So this must be Reina's then." "Dark 'n' Uriney. I know you declined my first offer, maybe with some added ingredients you'll be more inclined to try it." Reina offered. "It's made from ginger beer and myself." "That aspect of your culture is important to you isn't it?" "It makes me happy to do all I can to share myself with you, in every way." "I thank you for thinking of me," he praised. He sipped to bitter draught. "It's flavorful. I still don't know if I could handle it raw." "I understand. Reina returned to her seat. "Have you finished making plans for our trip?" Azalea landed on the table and sipped Reina's drink. "Yes, are we going life-mate? To satisfy our craving for adventure and profit?" "Profit is only valuable if you're free and able to use it, and you, Reina; you hope to find your sister, don't you?" "Yes." "Mavis, this group we are going with, how many times have they, " "Spy? Sneak? Clandestinely infiltrate? This will be their fourth. They are made up of a mix of humans and demi-humans. I can't disclose which of their group is going till the day they leave." "So I guess we are all in agreement?" Devin questioned his ladies. "I would have tried to persuade you if you had said no, herd-mate." "Well, regardless, before any of that, we have to make a run to Merport to fulfill that order for Jeni. We should be ready in a week or two." Mavis stood up and responded to Devin, "That works! They need time to prepare, as do you, I'm sure. Since you are doing this in winter, it will be harder to get there, but since you have Reina, it should be doable. When you return from Merport, I'd like for you to come back and meet them." "I'll send a notice when we do." Mavis embraced both girls and Devin. "Thank you for doing this. Let's just hope this venture proves successful." Mavis led them down the stairs and toward the front entrance. At the doors, Jeni placed her stamp on a document and handed it to Sable. "This one has found the older sister Mavis' establishment's services to be conducive to relaxation and useful in social improvement and wishes to frequent this place." He lightly ruffled the feathers on her head. "I will be comforted to see you getting out of your lab more frequently." She happily pushed her head into his hand. Mavis held the door open. "We'll see you in two weeks then!" "I'll bring the coach around," offered Sable. Devin shook his foot, which had fallen asleep while they were seated. 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Eeva Mägi tõi filmis "Mo Mamma" vaataja ette mõned purunemisohtlikud ja väga isiklikud hetked tütre ja ema vahelistes suhetes. Sel pühapäeval on need samad tütar ja ema, Eeva Mägi ja Maria Mägi-Rohtmets, saates "Käbi ei kuku...". Arutame filmist kummitama jäänud konarusi lapse ja vanema läbisaamises, aga väga põnevate seikadega perekonnalugu ka üldisemalt.

FK353! Eeva Mägi on režissöör, kes on oma lühifilmide ja dokumentaalidega paljude filmisõprade radarile kerkinud. Õhus oli pikalt küsimus, millal teeb Eeva oma esimese täispika mängufilmi. Nüüd on see hetk käes ja tema jaoks väga isiklik lugu “Mo Mamma” on kinos. Eeva on meil külas ja räägib, kuidas on sellest välja koorumas “Mo…” triloogia. Uudistes keskendume peamiselt Näitlejate Gildi auhindadele ja kiidame Tom Cruise'i otsust märulifilmidest korraks kõrvale astuda. Uued filmid just helgusega ei priiska, aga suurepärased draamad on kõik. Kinno saabuvad “Mo Mamma”, “Vana tamm”, “Raudne küünis” ja “Düün: teine osa”. Saatejuhid Lauri Kaare ja Kristjan Gold.

FK353! Eeva Mägi on režissöör, kes on oma lühifilmide ja dokumentaalidega paljude filmisõprade radarile kerkinud. Õhus oli pikalt küsimus, millal teeb Eeva oma esimese täispika mängufilmi. Nüüd on see hetk käes ja tema jaoks väga isiklik lugu “Mo Mamma” on kinos. Eeva on meil külas ja räägib, kuidas on sellest välja koorumas “Mo…” triloogia. Uudistes keskendume peamiselt Näitlejate Gildi auhindadele ja kiidame Tom Cruise'i otsust märulifilmidest korraks kõrvale astuda. Uued filmid just helgusega ei priiska, aga suurepärased draamad on kõik. Kinno saabuvad “Mo Mamma”, “Vana tamm”, “Raudne küünis” ja “Düün: teine osa”. Sisukord: 01:08 Kiri 11:33 Edetabel 19:09 Uudised 31:31 Intervjuu: Eeva Mägi 1:04:51 Mo Mamma (Eesti) 1:07:13 Vana tamm 1:12:07 Raudne küünis 1:16:09 Düün: teine osa 1:27:23 Telekava

From the European Society for Clinical Virology meeting in Milan, Vincent speaks with Eeva Broberg about her career and her work at the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control. Hosts: Vincent Racaniello and Heli Harvala Guest: Eeva Broberg Subscribe (free): Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, RSS, email Become a patron of TWiV! Links for this episode MicrobeTV Discord Server MicrobeTV store at Cafepress Global Scholar Travel Awards (ASV) Research assistant position in Rosenfeld Lab CBER/FDA (pdf) European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control Emerging echovirus 30 in Europe (Emerg Inf Dis) RSV surveillance (Eur Resp J) Timestamps by Jolene. Thanks! Intro music is by Ronald Jenkees Send your virology questions and comments to twiv@microbe.tv

In this episode of Under the Onion Skin, I am chatting with Lucija Mrzljak about her film "Eeva"."Eeva" by Lucija Mrzljak, co-directed with Morten Tšinakov2D Computer Animation, 16'// 2022 // produced by Eesti Joonisfilm and Adriatic Animation, Estonia and CroatiaLogline: It's a sad day in Eva's life. The rain is pouring down at her husband's funeral. A woodpecker delivered a message code on the coffin is killed. There is a lot of crying, too much wine, and a couple of dreams that fill in the gaps.https://www.instagram.com/lucibara/Under the Onion Skin: https://giuliamartinelli.com/podcastIntro Music: "Backoning" by Telecasted from Youtube Audio Library

What does it mean to belong? How do we dismantle toxic systems and create equity in our missional spaces? Hosts Blake and Erin talk with Eeva Simard and Beth Birmingham about their practical book on organizational leadership and gender equality: Creating Cultures of Belonging: Cultivating Organizations Where Women and Men Thrive. Be sure to pick up your copy at the CBE bookstore and visit The Christian Alliance for Inclusive Development to follow their work.     Guest Bios:   Beth Birmingham is a professor, leadership consultant, author, speaker and facilitator/steering committee member for The Christian Alliance for Inclusive Development. She's spent twenty-five years developing leaders for and serving in global development organizations, work that has taken her to over thirty countries. Beth is a member of the Wheaton Consortium for Development, Gender, and Christianity. Beth holds a PhD in leadership and change from Antioch University, and an MBA in international economic development from Eastern University.  Eeva Sallinen Simard is project director of World Relief's SCOPE project that works in Haiti, Kenya, Malawi, and South Sudan to support health outcomes for mothers and babies. She has worked with nonprofits for ten years and is committed to excellence in management, communication, and employee wellbeing. Eeva is an advisor for the Wheaton Consortium for Development, Gender, and Christianity and a steering committee member of The Christian Alliance for Inclusive Development. Eeva holds an MS in international politics from the University of Helsinki and an MBA from John Hopkins University.  Together they co-authored Creating Cultures of Belonging: Cultivating Organizations Where Women and Men Thrive (IVP, 2022).  Other Resources:  Global Impact: Religious Gatekeeping and Egalitarian Leadership with Dr. Beth Birmingham  Speakers Highlight: Beth Birmingham and Eeva Sallinen Simard  Cultivating Organizations Where Women and Men Thrive | Eeva Sallinen Simard and Beth Birmingham    Disclaimer:   The opinions expressed in CBE's Mutuality Matters' podcast are those of its hosts or guests do not purport to reflect the opinions or views of CBE International or its members or chapters worldwide. The designations employed in this podcast and the presentation of content therein do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of CBE concerning the legal status of any country, area or territory or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers.  

This is Eeva-Liisa experience of Turner Syndrome Relationship with Turner Syndrome [00:30] The Biggest Challenge of having Turner Syndrome [01:52] The Most Positive Experience of Having Turner Syndrome [05:00] How has the Society helped Eeva-Liisa? [07:50] What's Eeva-Liisa interaction with the Society? [08:30] Most important message on Turner Syndrome [09:50] My instagram is https://instagram.com/turnersyndrometalkandtea?utm_medium=copy_linkn My facebook is https://www.facebook.com/EmilySeymour24a My twitter is https://twitter.com/es_eymour?fbclid=IwAR2_PIoSVi47yeab3xnQFdPv0ae3NSEWwQahTHMIvloXbf_qetPOQPumQ1w If you want to be a guest on my podcast then message me on any of my socials Want to know more about Turner Syndrome? Go to https://tss.org.uk/ and get more information.

Eeva on viisas ystäväni New Yorkin ajoilta, jonka kanssa keskustelimme oman sisäisen turvan kasvattamisesta eritysesti, kun muuttaa tutusta ympäristöstä aivan uuteen ja haastavaan ympäristöön. Eeva kertoo, miten New York on "kouluttanut" häntä löytämään oman arvon ja turvan tunteet sisältä ja kuinka tehdä rauha oman keskeneräisyytensä kanssa. Eevan löydät: instagram.com/eevamarjalee ******************* Mikaelan löydät: mikaelasol.com instagram.com/mikaelasol Tervetuloa lepäämään ja harjoittelemaan sisäistä turvaa Kukoistuksen jooga- ja healing-retriitille 14.16.7.2023 Kouvolan Valkealassa Mikaelan kanssa. Lisätiedot: mikaelasol.com/kukoistus

Yhteistyö Directors' Institute Finlandin kanssa jatkuu! Tässä jaksossa vierainamme ovat hallitusammattilainen Kaj Hagros sekä Futuricen strategian ja kulttuurin johtaja Eeva Raita. Keskustelemme hallitustyöstä muuttuvassa maailmassa sekä reaaliaikaisen yhteydenpidon ja tunnelman merkityksestä. Miten luodaan hyvä tunnelma? Minkälainen on hyvä hallitus? Kaj ja Eeva jakavat myös ajatuksiaan ryhmäajattelun vaaroista sekä skenaariotyön hyödyistä ja haitoista.

How do you organize and keep track of everything that has to be done around the home? Whether it's remembering to sign the kids up for summer camp, sending out birthday invitations, or keeping track of appliance warranties. In this episode, Naeemah speaks with the Co-Founders of EEVA, Adrienne Jung, and Jarrod Nichol, they explain how EEVA works and how it can help manage your household. Adrienne Jung is the Director of Operations at Digital Moment. With over 10 years of experience in leadership roles, she's guided national and international organizations through startup and high growth cycles, restructures and significant change. Her innovative strategies have ushered organizations into the digital age, accelerated processes, saved millions of dollars and strengthened regulatory compliance. She holds an MBA from McGill University and multiple certifications in human resources, governance and strategic leadership. Passionate about structure and efficiency, Adrienne loves to create order out of a seemingly chaotic situation. She is a strong advocate for mental health awareness and has been nationally recognized for her contributions to workplace mental health. A self-described introvert and dog lover, she serves on several non-profit boards, regularly guest lectures at McGill University and has been featured in several well-known industry publications, including Forbes. Jarrod has over 20 years in strategy, sales, process improvement, and change management, with a focus in education, biomedical research, and technology. He graduated Summa Cum Laude from one of the top business schools in Canada, acquiring a 4.0 GPA while attaining his MBA. He also has several professional designations. He is a great people person and has the uncanny ability of getting people of all backgrounds to work together. He has also been recognized at the national level by winning a Canadian Association of University Business Officers Quality and Productivity Award, for his innovative leadership skills. Jarrod also has extensive consulting experience working in industries including technology, packaging, finance, health care, manufacturing, and pharmaceutical. He is the President of the Vivarium Operational Excellence Network, a non-profit focusing on biomedical operational excellence, whose membership is made up of pharmaceutical and educational institutions including but not limited to Charles River, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard University, Yale University, Oklahoma Medical Centre, The Centre for Phenogenomics, and many more. To learn more about EEVA, visit their website https://eeva.ai/ For more information about Naeemah, check out her website https://naeemahfordgoldson.com/ Follow Naeemah on Social Media! https://www.youtube.com/user/RestoreOrderNow https://www.facebook.com/RestoreOrderNow https://www.pinterest.com/restoreordernow/pins https://twitter.com/RestoreOrder https://www.instagram.com/restore_order_now --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/naeemah-ford-goldson/message

Uppläsning: Lotti Törnros Första rad: Om inte annat Översättning. Kerstin Holm-Lindqvist Diktsamling: "Sånger om kärlek" Förlag: Fripress, 1980Musik Lera Auerbach: Preludium nr 15 ur 24 preludierExekutör Daniel Hope, violin och Jacques Ammon, piano

ÖVERSÄTTNING: Kerstin Lindqvist UPPLÄSNING: Amanda Ooms FÖRSTA RAD: Där ute ligger min drakeDIKTSAMLING: Tack för igår (Bonniers, 1997)MUSIK: Johannes Kapsberger: LarpeggiataEXEKUTÖR: Larpeggiata

It's the Friday news roundup! In today's episode, host Trenae Nuri is joined by freelance journalist Ben Seal and Philadelphia Inquirer real estate reporter Jake Blumgart, to discuss a new study from Temple University Hospital that found breaking news coverage on gun violence can be harmful for victims, how the city's real estate development may slow down this year and how workers made Eeva the first independent unionized restaurant in the city.  Our Friday news roundups are powered by great local journalism:  ‘Like I'm a nobody': Breaking news coverage of shootings is dehumanizing and delays progress, per new Temple study Real estate development in Philly likely to slow this year given interest rate uncertainty Workers at Eeva in Kensington have unionized Philly's stray cat population, estimated at 400,000 pre-pandemic, has stayed relatively stable thanks to a grassroots network Want some more Philly news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter. We're also on Twitter and Instagram! Follow us @citycastphilly. Have a question or just want to share some thoughts with the team? Leave us a voicemail at 215-259-8170.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It’s not every day that so much wisdom and experience is found in one place, but today is that day! Beth Birmingham and Eeva Sallinen Simard have decades of combined experience in working in and with faith-based organizations. It is because of their commitment in these spaces that they are doing everything they can to … Continue reading Episode 178 – Beth Birmingham & Eeva Sallinen Simard

Beth Birmingham and Eeva Sallinen Simard are the authors of Creating Cultures of Belonging: Cultivating Organizations Where Women and Men Thrive. In this episode, we discuss what it means for churches and organizations to develop cultures of belonging.  Not just cultures of inclusion, but cultures in which those who tend to be on margins actually have the opportunity to shape the church or organization when they are in positions of leadership.THIS EPISODE'S HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:Beth Birmingham and Eeva Sallinen Simard are the authors of Creating Cultures of Belonging: Cultivating Organizations Where Women and Men Thrive. Beth Birmingham is the facilitator for the Christian Alliance for Inclusive Development and professor at Eastern University.Eeva Sallinen Simard is project director at World Relief.While missional organizations largely serve women and children and are staffed largely by women, only about 15% of executive leadership are women.Eeva Sallinnen Simard tells us that in the largest NGOs in the U.S., only 5% of executive leadership are women.Beth Birmingham says we have adopted a toxic leadership model in missional spaces that contradicts the teaching of scripture.Missional organizations tend to demand a very masculine form of leadership.Eeva Sallinen Simard explains that a culture of belonging is one that not only welcomes women and minorities, but also allows them to contribute to the development of and even change the organization.To change a systemic problem, you need a systems approach.Beth Birmingham suggests that, rather than spending leadership development funds on experienced senior male leaders, missional organizations should spend those funds on young women still learning and growing in their leadership.Men in leadership tend to get uncomfortable with conversations about inclusion, often asking themselves, “What does this mean for me?”Eeva Sallinen Simard says organizations need to make declarative statements about the imago dei in all people and their calling to lead.Organizations that don't believe women can be called to roles of leadership should be forthcoming with that information so that women who want to grow in their leadership can serve in a place where their calling will be affirmed.Beth Birmingham believe that when we humble ourselves and surrender our agendas, God will pour out his blessing in other ways.RELEVANT RESOURCES AND LINKS:Books mentioned:Creating Cultures of Belonging, by Beth Birmingham and Eeva Sallinnen SimardBeth Birmingham:LinkedInInstagramEeva Sallinen Simard:LinkedInInstagramThe Christian Alliance for Inclusive DevelopmentChurch Leadership InstituteRelated episodes:Ep 28: Empowering Women in Ministry, with Tara Beth LeachEp 105: Courageous Leadership, with Rich Stearns

In episode #133 of Productivity Mastery, we welcomed Fo Hussain - the CEO of EEVA and The Smart Fashion Club. We discussed how to make it happen as a business tech founder, but also as a mother and Fo shared a lot with us, including:

Directors' Institute Finlandin kanssa tehdyn hallitustyötä koskevan sarjan viimeinen osa on täällä! Vierainamme ovat hallituskonkari Eeva Ahdekivi sekä Solidiumin sijoitusjohtaja Pauli Anttila. Keskustelemme hallitustyöstä ja siihen liittyvistä eri rooleista. Miten hallituksen puheenjohtaja luovii vaikeiden tilanteiden läpi? Onko käynnissä kehitys jo liiankin monimuotoisiin hallituksiin? Entä uudistuvatko hallitukset riittävästi? Eeva ja Pauli kertovat meille myös omien urapolkujensa käännekohdista sekä haastavimmista hetkistä ja jakavat meille elämänsä motot.

"Can there be a place for all of our different styles?" — Eeva Sallinen Simard Authors Beth Birmingham and Eeva Sallinen Simard talk with us about the ways workplace cultures can inhibit the flourishing of women, the strategic importance of women's contributions, and a framework for repair. A joyful announcement: this is our 100th episode of the podcast! Will you celebrate with us by rating and reviewing this podcast? If you need some tips, we crafted a "how-to" article for you. For our 100th episode, let me invite you into a conversation with Beth Birmingham and Eeva Sallinen Simard, authors of Creating Cultures of Belonging: Cultivating Organizations Where Women and Men Thrive. In this book, Eeva and Beth explore the challenges that women frequently encounter in workplace cultures that inhibit personal flourishing, and then they offer a clear and systemic framework for transforming these cultures into places where people who feel marginalized can experience the kind of belonging that results in growth for individuals and the organization. Beth and Eeva approach this topic with infectious energy and enthusiasm, and our conversation is full of very practical ideas for listeners like you! Don't miss the bonus content in the last ten minutes where Beth and Eeva share some practical strategies they have used to balance caregiving duties with their careers. Limited time offer from InterVarsity Press: enjoy this code for 30% off of Creating Cultures of Belonging: Cultivating Organizations Where Women and Men Thrive when you buy them at ivpress.com by October 25, 2022. Just use the code: WELL22 So have a listen! We're so glad you're here. — Ann Boyd   For show notes or more information please visit our article at The Well. If you'd like to support the work of InterVarsity's Women Scholars and Professionals, including future podcasts such as this episode, you can do so at givetoiv.org/wsap. Thank you for listening!

Tämä jakso on tuotettu kaupallisessa yhteistyössä KEINO-osaamiskeskuksen kanssa. Eeva Furman on entinen SYKE:n ympäristöpolitiikan johtaja. Hän on koulutukseltaan meribiologi, josta on uransa aikana muotoutunut kansainvälisten kestävyyskysymysten ja ympäristöpolitiikan johtava asiantuntija. Hänellä on rohkeita ja suorasanaisia mielipiteitä yhteiskuntamme tulevaisuudesta, joista moni osuu yhteiskunnallisen keskustelumme tärkeimpiin ja hankalimpiin kiintopisteisiin. Tässä jaksossa Isak ja Eeva puhuvat mm. siitä, mitä kestävä kehitys ja vihreä siirtymä ovat, ja miksi Eevan mielestä niihin tarvitaan kaikkien panosta. Mitä yhdessä pelaaminen tarkoittaa ja edellyttää vapaassa ja monitahoisessa maailmassa? Ja miten kaikki voisivat pelata peliä, jota myös moni ihminen itselleen tärkeiksi koetuista syistä vastustaa? Tämä jakso on ensimmäinen KEINO-osaamiskeskuksen kanssa tuotetuista jaksoista, jotka käsittelevät vihreää siirtymää, sen taloudellisia ja poliittisia ulottuvuuksia, sekä julkisten hankintojen roolia vihreän siirtymän toteutuksessa. ▶️ Jaksot videon kera Youtubesta: http://www.youtube.com/c/Futucastpodcast