Podcasts about Eich

Learn more and join Mindfully Well! https://mindfullywell.com/mindfully-wellGrab the Nourish & Go Menu - 13 weeks of simple, prepped and healthy food this summer: https://mindfullywell.myflodesk.com/nourishandgoSummaryIn this conversation, Melissa Eich explores the pervasive issue of perfectionism, its roots in societal conditioning, and its detrimental effects on health and well-being. She discusses how perfectionism manifests in behaviors such as micromanaging food and exercise, leading to self-sabotage and emotional distress. Eich emphasizes the importance of recognizing these patterns, understanding the role of the nervous system, and learning to embrace imperfection as a pathway to healing and personal growth. She encourages listeners to practice self-trust, prioritize rest, and make small, manageable changes towards a healthier mindset.Chapters00:00 Understanding Perfectionism and Its Roots02:02 The Impact of Perfectionism on Health06:54 Recognizing Symptoms of Perfectionism12:46 The Cycle of Self-Sabotage17:59 The Importance of Rest and Recovery21:42 Deconditioning from Perfectionism27:25 Embracing Imperfection for Progress

Als der Zweite Weltkrieg zu Ende ging, lag Deutschland in Trümmern. Nicht nur die Häuser waren zerstört, auch in den Seelen der Menschen, die überlebt haben, war so vieles kaputt gegangen. Der Lyriker Günter Eich bildet in seinem Gedicht „Inventur" ab, wie karg das war, was nach dem Krieg übrigblieb. Das Gedicht - hier gelesen von Christian Brückner - zählt zu den wichtigsten lyrischen Werken der Nachkriegsliteratur.

Kacha ze, ein ma la'asot, “This is the way it is, there's nothing you can do about it”, is something you hear a lot in Israel. Today we learn how to use it, and other expressions using the verb la'asot, to do. Make sure you listen well! The episode is short and sweet. Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon   New Words and Expressions: Ma La'asot – What can you do? – מה לעשות Ein ma la'asot, kacha ze – This is the way it is, that's life – אין מה לעשות, ככה זה Ein li ma la'asot im ze – I've got nothing to do with it – אין לי מה לעשות עם זה Ein li ma la'asot im mechonat ha-kvisa ha-yeshana – I've got nothing to do with the old washing machine – אין לי מה לעשות עם מכונת הכביסה הישנה “Mitsta'arim, ein lanu mamash ma la'asot im ze” – We don't really have anything we could do with this – מצטערים, אין לנו ממש מה לעשות עם זה Ma osim im – What does one do with…? – מה עושים עם Ma osim im kilo agasim? – What does one do/what do we do with one kilogram of pears? – מה עושים עם קילו אגסים Ma osim im kol ze? – What do you do with all this? – מה עושים עם כל זה Ma osim kshe-? – What does one do when…? – מה עושים כש Eich osim pie agasim – How do you make a pear pie? – איך עושים פאי אגסים Az ma osim – So what are we going to do? – אז מה עושים Eich osa para? – How does a cow go? – איך עושה פרה La'asot mishehu o mishehi – To do someone – לעשות מישהו/מישהי Mi osé ma – Who's doing what – מי עושה מה   Playlist and Clips: Dana International – Ma La'asot (lyrics) Maor Cohen – Ein Ma La'asot (lyrics) Ha-dorbanim – Yatsanu Lirkod (lyrics) Mosh Ben-Ari – Ma Osim (lyrics) Ep. no 140 about kacha HEB

ⓦ weekly52 Blog Podcast Video & Artworkhttps://weekly52.de/weekly/421Warum sagen manche „Bütterken“ und andere „Stulle“? Und was passiert, wenn Kinder mehrsprachig aufwachsen? In dieser Folge wird's sprachlich bunt: Von Oberschlesien über Wien bis nach Neuseeland – wir sprechen über Sprachmelodien, Dialekte, Migrationserfahrungen und kulturelle Zugehörigkeit. ⓦ

Alexandre, diplômé en 2015, est aujourd'hui Directeur de l'innovation chez Sopra Banking Software.D'abord hésitant entre école d'ingénieur et école de commerce, il intègre l'EM Normandie via le concours Sésame. Une césure en logistique à Francfort l'amène à découvrir les crypto-monnaies, une passion qui oriente sa carrière.Il débute chez Soprasteria en conseil blockchain avant de rejoindre la licorne américaine Chainalysis pour développer le marché français. Deux ans plus tard, il revient chez Sopra Banking Software pour y piloter l'innovation, animé par une quête d'apprentissage continu.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Der verrückte Wochenrückblick mit unserem Haus- und Hof-Comedian Stefan "Das Eich" Eichner

Der verrückte Wochenrückblick von Stefan "Das Eich" Eichner

Der verrückte Wochenrückblick von unserem Comedian Stefan "Das Eich" Eichner

O Programa Assunto Nosso dessa edição recebeu, Guilherme Eich, que falou sobre a permanência do Avenida no Gauchão 2026.

O Programa Assunto Nosso dessa edição recebeu, Guilherme Eich, que falou sobre a permanência do Avenida no Gauchão 2026.

NEW! I Like Eich! Sammy with a Shutout; Welcome Back Reilly and Winning is Fun! All this and more in 15 minutes or less - listen to our short podcast and be 100% caught up with all things VGK! There is an upcoming Meet + Greet; UNLV Knight @ the Fortress + More! LISTEN NOW! Vegas Hockey Girls Podcast is created and recorded by hockey loving sisters Colleen and Mandy. The girls team up in their hometown of Las Vegas, NV and attend as many hockey games as possible! They were introduced to the NHL when Vegas was awarded an expansion team, shortly thereafter we were hooked! Yup, been fans since day effing one! Listen to be caught up with all things VGK and NHL in 15 minutes or less with a new pod twice a week!www.vegashockeygirls.comFind us on social media:https://www.instagram.com/hockeygirlspod/https://twitter.com/HockeyGirlsPodhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/vegashockeygirlspodcastMandy can be found on socials: as VGK GOALIE GIRLReach out! Talk to us by leaving a voice message on SPOTIFY! If you ever hear an error, mistake, or something missing in our pod please email us: vegashockeygirls@gmail.comThe views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not reflect the position of The Vegas Golden Knights and/or any affiliates.32 teams: 82 games for each team: 16 go to the playoffs: best of 7: four rounds: 16 wins and then you get to hoist Lord Stanley. Thanks!

www.mindfullywell.comClick here to register for the Spring Reset ChallengeSummaryIn this conversation, Melissa Eich discusses the crucial role of mindset in achieving weight loss goals. She emphasizes that the mind is both a tool for overcoming obstacles and a source of self-imposed barriers. Through her Spring Reset Challenge, she aims to help individuals shift their focus from restrictive dieting to a more holistic approach that includes emotional resilience and belief in oneself. Eich shares insights on how to navigate mental challenges, the importance of belief over hope, and the necessity of embracing emotions to foster lasting change in one's weight loss journey.TakeawaysYour mind is the most powerful tool for weight loss.Beliefs shape our reality; we can choose them.Obstacles are often self-created by our thoughts.Hope is not enough; belief is essential for success.Emotions are normal and should be embraced, not avoided.Tracking food and workouts can feel hard but is necessary.The journey includes ups and downs; it's all neutral.You can change your beliefs through practice and repetition.Every obstacle is an opportunity for growth.Refusing to quit is key to achieving your goals.Chapters00:00Harnessing the Power of Your Mind for Weight Loss04:04The Spring Reset Challenge: A New Approach to Wellness12:16Overcoming Mental Obstacles in Weight Loss19:31Belief vs. Hope: The Key to Success25:59Embracing Emotions: The Path to Lasting ChangeKeywordsweight loss, mindset, mental obstacles, belief, Spring Reset Challenge, emotional resilience, coaching, wellness, self-improvement, personal growth

Der verrückte Wochenrückblick von unserem Comedian Stefan "Das Eich" Eichner

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Der verrückte Wochenrückblick von und mit Stefan "Das Eich" Eichner

The Hebrew word לפנות means to turn, like to turn right or left. But we use לפנות for other things as well, like when we need to contact our municipality or to tell someone to stop texting us. Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon   New Words and Expressions: Lifnot – To turn – לפנות Pné – Turn (Imp., m.) – פנה Pni – Turn (Imp. f.) – פני Pné/pni yamina – Turn right – פנה/פני ימינה Pnu le-rofe ha-mishpacha shelachem – Contact your family doctor – פנו לרופא המשפחה שלכם Pnu le- – Turn to someone – פנו ל Eich ponim le-anashim – How do you address people – איך פונים לאנשים “Lo mafria li she-ponim elai bi-lshon zachar” – It doesn't bother me when I am addressed in masculine form – לא מפריע לי שפונים אליי בלשון זכר “Lo mafria li she-ponim elai bi-lshon nekeva” – It doesn't bother me if you address me in feminine form – לא מפריע לי שפונים אליי בלשון נקבה “Lo meshane li eich ponim elai” – I don't care how you address me – לא משנה לי איך פונים אליי “Tifné elai be-gever, tifne elai be-isha, ze oto davar” – Address me as a man, as a woman, it's the same – תפנה אליי בגבר, תפנה אליי באישה “Yachol lihyot she-yifnu elai yoter benekeva be-oto yom” – It might happen that people will address me more using feminine form on that day – יכול להיות שיפנו אליי יותר בנקבה באותו יום “Ve-anachnu rotsim lifnot achshav la-katevet shelanoo ba-shetach” – And now we'd like to turn to our reporter on the ground – ואנחנו רוצים לפנות עכשיו לכתבת שלנו בשטח “Mi she-tsarich ezra, she-yifne elai ba-prati” – If you need help, you can send me a private message – מי שצריך עזרה, שיפנה אליי בפרטי “Hu amar she-tifne elav be-mail” – He said you can contact him by email – הוא אמר שתפנה אליו במייל “Hi amra she-tifni eleha ba-nayad” – She said you can contact her on her cellphone – היא אמרה שתפני אליה בנייד Panit la-mishtara? – Did you contact the police? – פנית למשטרה Panit la-iriya? – Did you get in touch with the municipality? – פנית לעירייה Al tifné/tifni elai yoter – Don't contact me anymore – אל תפנה/תפני אליי יותר “Lo lifnot elai, lo ledaber elai” – Don't contact me, don't talk to me – לא לפנות אליי, לא לדבר אליי   Playlist and Clips: Nasrin Kadri – Le Lifnot Elai (lyrics) Pnu le-rofe ha-mishpacha Exceptional People Documentary Ep. 6 about Ata or At HEB Ep. no. 418 about Zehut, identity HEB

Der verrückte Wochenrückblick von und mit Stefan "Das Eich" Eichner

www.mindfullywell.comSummaryIn this conversation, Melissa Eich discusses the critical relationship between energy levels and weight loss. She emphasizes that focusing on energy creation is essential for sustainable weight loss, rather than obsessing over the scale. The discussion covers the impact of low energy on daily life, the importance of quality nutrition, and practical strategies for improving energy levels. Eich also addresses common misconceptions about laziness and willpower, advocating for a more compassionate understanding of energy management.TakeawaysYou're not lazy; you're just lacking energy.Creating energy is essential before expecting weight loss.Quality of food impacts energy levels significantly.Insulin resistance can hinder energy production.Low energy leads to poor food choices and cravings.Sleep is crucial for energy restoration.Eating breakfast kickstarts your metabolism.Avoid high sugar foods for sustainable energy.Small, frequent meals can help maintain energy levels.Mindful eating can prevent energy crashes.Chapters00:00The Energy-Weight Loss Connection12:25Understanding Energy Deficiency20:06Practical Solutions for Energy Creation

Der verrückte Wochenrückblick von Comedian Stefan "Das Eich" Eichner

End Of Year Mix 2024, some of the best tracks produced (in my opinion ;) ) Tracklist: 1. Richard Durand - Feels Good (Extended Mix) 2. Ashley Wallbridge & C-Systems - Limitless (Extended Mix) 3. Lange feat. Skye - Drifting Away (Alessandra Roncone Extended Remix) 4. RAM & Richard Durand Pres. Digital Culture - Space Time (Extended Mix) 5. Lost Witness & Laura-Ly - Carry Me Home (Craig Connelly Extended Mix) 6. Suncatcher, Exolight & Ana Criado - Change The Horizon (Extended Mix) 7. Ciaran McAuley - Love Heals (Extended Mix) 8. Mark Sherry & The Space Brothers feat. Talya - Angel (Extended Mix) 9. Cedric Paul - New Horizons (Extended Mix) 10. Yelow & Susie Ledge - Solitaire (Extended Mix) 11. Etasonic - Nature's Garden (Extended Mix) 12. Talla 2XLC - Take Me There (Extended Mix) 13. Craig Connelly & James Cottle feat. Liel Kolet - Be As One (Extended Mix) 14. UDM - Inertia (Extended Mix) 15. DJ Shah feat. Adrina Thorpe - Back To You (Roger Shah & Yelow Extended Remix) 16. Darren Porter & XiJaro & Pitch - Reach For The Stars (Extended Mix) 17. Miikka L - Untouched (Extended Mix) 18. XiJaro & Pitch with Adara - Goodbye (Extended Mix) 19. Vikram Prabhu - Dream of Me (Extended Mix) 20. John Askew & Sinful Biz - I Want Your Soul (Extended Mix) 21. Kaselia - Minato (Extended Mix) 22. Ferry Tayle & Tonks pres. Mirage - Lost In Dreams (UnKonscious 2024 Anthem) (Extended Mix) 23. Billy Gillies - Fair [Extended Mix] (Original Mix) 24. Lange feat. Sarah Howells - Out of the Sky (Paul Webster Extended Remix)

Nessa edição do programa Assunto Nosso recebemos o assessor especial da presidência do Esporte Clube Avenida, Guilherme Eich, que falou sobre a estreia do Avenida no Gaúchao contra o São Luís de Ijui.

Nessa edição do programa Assunto Nosso recebemos o assessor especial da presidência do Esporte Clube Avenida, Guilherme Eich, que falou sobre a estreia do Avenida no Gaúchao contra o São Luís de Ijui.

In dieser Folge des ESG-Talk-Podcasts freue ich mich, Cornelius Eich als Gast zu begrüßen. Cornelius ist Head of Partnership and Sustainability beim Team Malizia und Vorstandsmitglied des German Committee der UN Ocean Decade. Gemeinsam mit Boris Herrmann, der aktuell am Vendée Globe teilnimmt, verbindet er die Leidenschaft für das Segeln mit einer wichtigen Mission: Während des Rennens um die Antarktis sammelt das Team wertvolle Ozeandaten für führende Forschungsinstitute.   Trotz der zentralen Rolle der Ozeane für unser Leben und Klima ist unser Wissen über sie immer noch begrenzt. Cornelius bringt eine beeindruckende Kombination aus Engagement für Sport, Forschung, Bildung und Nachhaltigkeit mit und vermittelt, wie entscheidend es ist, die Meere zu schützen und besser zu verstehen. Ein Gespräch, das inspiriert, sich intensiver mit der Bedeutung unserer Ozeane auseinanderzusetzen!     Höre jetzt den ESG-Talk Podcast

Guilherme Eich, assessor especial da presidência do Avenida. Eich falou sobre a preparação do Periquito para o início do Campeonato Gaúcho.

Guilherme Eich, assessor especial da presidência do Avenida. Eich falou sobre a preparação do Periquito para o início do Campeonato Gaúcho.

Tracklist, Selective Party Belgrade, Serbia 29.11.24 1. Lost Witness - 7 Colours (RAM Extended Mix) 2. Vladimir Cyber - In Essence (Original Mix) 3. Eich - ID 4. Susana - Hope For The Hopeless (Kaimo K Extended Mix) 5. Ikerya Project - Ikeriana (Original Mix) 6. C-Systems - Beyond Control (Extended Mix) 7. Eich - Marylou (Extended) 8. Rodman - Afterlife (Original Mix) 9. Faithless - Insomnia (Ferry Tayle - The Wizard Remix) 10. Darren Porter - 1998 Lizard (Rework) 11. Kaselia - Minato (Extended Mix) 12. Talla 2XLC & Airfire - No Signs Of Life (Talla 2XLC Extended Remix) 13. Ralph Fridge - Angel (Metta & Glyde Bootleg Remix) 14. Flutlicht - Icarus (The Flight) (Original Daedalus Mix) 15. Free State - Different Ways (Original Mix) 16. The Generator - Where Are You Now? (Moonman Remix) 17. Gouryella - Ligaya (Extended Vocal Version) 18. Darude - Sandstorm 19. Dario G - Sunchyme (Bryan Kearney Bootleg Mix) 20. Airbase - Idun 21. Ayla - Ayla (DJ Taucher Mix) (Eich edit) 22. Antiloop - In My Mind (Extended Version) 23. Svenson & Gielen vs LUTRA - Twisted Bido (Eich Mashup) 24. Extreme Trax – Don`t Hold Back (Trance Mix) 25. Phaxe feat. Caroline Harrison - Angels of Destruction (Neelix Remix) 26. DuMonde Meets Talla 2XLC - Sometimes (Extended Mix)

Der verrückte Wochenrückblick mit Stefan "Das Eich" Eichner

“Hi, My name is Matt and I'm a teacher. Today I'm going to tell you a story about a sticky note.”Perhaps, like me, you're one of the more than 345K followers who tune in to Instagram or Tik Tok to hear one of Mr. Eich's wildly popular stories about his students. Matt Eicheldinger is an author and sixth grade language arts teacher who has amassed a treasure trove of stories, lessons that  help him, and us, learn what it means to be fully human. Stories are, as he quotes author Jason Reynolds, baked-in empathy machines.“I happen to have a really good memory from my childhood,” he says of his new found superpower. “I remember lots of embarrassing moments… and so [one day] I told my class, if I tell you an embarrassing story, will you do what I ask?”  Needless to say they said yes. He placed a jar in his classroom and filled it with stories from his own life, sharing them with his students. It was that first collection of stories from his own life that formed the basis for his first book, Matt Sprouts and the Curse of Ten Broken Toes.  But over the years of teaching, his collection of stories grew to include anecdotes from his time with his students. His new book, Sticky Notes, captures them in narrative form.Matt Eicheldinger, or Mr. Eich, as he is known to his students, is a teacher, storyteller and author of three books, Matt Sprouts and the Curse of Ten Broken Toes, Matt Sprouts and the Day Nora Ate the Sun and Sticky Notes, Memorable Lessons from Ordinary Moments. He lives in Minnesota with his wife and two children, and tries to create new adventures with them whenever possible. When he's not writing, you can find him telling students stories in his classroom, or trail running along the Minnesota River Bottoms.As you listen to this episode, consider:We all have favorite stories from our childhood. What is one that opened your eyes and heart to a new way of understanding? In his story “Phillip”, Matt talks about the power of the pause. Where can you find places in your own life to pause and open yourself up to something surprising?“Stories are baked-in empathy machines,” says Jason Reynolds, the author and former Ambassador for Young People's Literature. How can we use the power of story to create a more compassionate world?To learn more about Robert Maggio, the composer of "Where Love is Love," our theme music, please check out his website.To learn more about Suzanne, visit her website. To learn more about the inspiration for this podcast, please check out Suzanne's memoir, Estrellas - Moments of Illumination Along El Camino de SantiagoFollow Suzanne on Social Media Instagram @suzannemaggio_author Facebook @ Suzanne Maggio author Threads @suzannemaggio_author

In this episode of the Tech in the Arts podcast, Keith Eich shares insights from his career journey with AMT Lab's Technology Manager, Jinghong Gong, exploring his experience at NBCUniversal, the founding of Hulu, and his transition from media to legal tech and public service.   Keith Eich is an experienced media and technology executive with over 20 years of expertise in innovation and product development. He served as Director of Digital Distribution Operations at NBCUniversal from 2004 - 2011, playing a key role in deals like the original Hulu partnership. After his time in media, he transitioned to LegalTech, leading product development for a startup that revolutionized consumer access to legal services. Keith is a Carnegie Mellon graduate and holds an MBA from USC. He currently serves as a City Councilman and former Mayor of La Cañada Flintridge.    Check out show notes and more episodes at https://amt-lab.org/podcasts-interviews 

What's the right way to pack a suitcase and what should you say to airport security when asked about your packed bags? From the root ארז we get the Hebrew words for packaging, gift boxes and more. Guy explains. Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon   New Words and Expressions: Hu araz – He packed – הוא ארז Arazta/arazt levad – Have you packed it yourself? – ארזת לבד “Ve-laanot shuv va-shuv et otan tshuvot” – And answer the same questions again and again – ולענות שוב ושוב את אותן התשובות “Orezet et kol ha-shkarim she-kvar siparta li” – Packing all the lies that you had told me – אורזת את כל השקרים שכבר סיפרת לי Taaroz li vaksha – Please pack it for me – תארוז לי בבקשה Ariza – Packing, packaging – אריזה “Hamal ariza” – “Packing operations room” – חמ”ל אריזה “Ba-ariza u-ve-mehir she-mat'imim le-khol ha-mishpacha” – In a packaging and a price that fits the entire family – באריזה ובמחיר שמתאים לכל המשפחה Arizat matana – Gift wrapping – אריזת מתנה “Hapsu et ha-siman al gabei ha-arizot” – Look for the label on the packaging – חפשו את הסימן על גבי האריזות Reformat simoon ha-mazon – The food product labeling reform – רפורמת סימון המזון Hok ha-arizot – The packaging law – חוק האריזות Eich matchilim laaroz bayit? – How do you start to pack a house? – איך מתחילים לארוז בית Matchilim ba-heder hachi baayati – You start in the most problematic room – מתחילים בחדר הכי בעייתי Le'eroz (la'aroz) – To pack – לארוז La'aroz et ha-bayit/mizvada/tik – To pack a house/suitacse/bag – לארוז את הבית/מזוודה/תיק Arooz – Packed – ארוז Zehu, hakol arooz? – That's it, all is packed? – זהו, הכל ארוז Ata arooz? At arooza?- Are you all packed? – אתה ארוז Ma'araz matana – Packed gift box – מארז מתנה Yoledet – A woman who just gave birth – יולדת Ma'arzei shai – Packed gift boxes – מארְזי שי Ma'arazim la-chag – Holiday gift boxes – מארזים לחג   Playlist and Clips: KAN TV – Arazta levad Daniel Salomon & Dana Adini – Rabot Ha-drachim (lyrics) KAN TV – How to pack when you move to a new house? Ariza – Packaging Arizot Maaraz matana Maarzei shai   Ep. no. 148, about sales, deals and discounts HEB Ep. no. 283 about Falfael 101 HEB

In this episode one of my past co-hosts Giulia Luvisotto takes the lead and discusses the book Money: The Currency of Politics with its author Stefan Eich, Assistant Professor of Government at Georgetown University. Eich draws attention on what he takes to be an important yet unduly neglected truth: far from being a neutral means of exchange, money is intrinsically political. To make his case, Eich retraces the genealogy of this thesis (and of its neglect) by looking at the authors that play a key role in it: Aristotle, Locke, Fichte, Marx and Keynes and tells a gripping story of how our conception of money changed because of contextual historical factors. Giulia and Stefan discuss these thinkers in sequence to bring forth how each contributes to the neglect of the political status of money, trying to highlight their peculiarities and clarify their ambiguities. But ultimately the goal is to get to the core of the matter: in what sense is money itself political? Why has this truth been concealed? What sort of politics do we want to strive for? Are there viable alternatives to the status quo?If successful, this episode would not leave you with a number of learnt lessons but with a heightened sense that more attention on money is needed and a thirst for further reflection on the matter.

Kombina is one of the most salient features of Israeli society. In order to survive in this country, one needs to fend for oneself, using all possible means: Contacts, resourcefulness and creative ideas. Some Israelis say we are even ‘Medinat Kombina', a ‘kombina' state. So how do you use this word, and how can you even turn it into a verb? Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon   New Words and Expressions: Kombina, kombinot – Connections, shady business – קומבינה Kombinator – A person with a shady business; Someone who knows how to ‘get by' – קומבינטור Tizaharu she-lo tekablu shi'ur be-kombina – Make sure you don't get a lesson in kombina – תיזהרו שלא תקבלו שיעור בקומבינה Ta'ase kombina – Use your contacts; Be resourceful – תעשה קומבינה Kimbanti alcohol – I got the alcohol ‘somehow' – קימבנתי אלכוהול Lekamben – To get something using tricks and connections – לקמבן Lehitkamben – To sort yourself out; to sit pretty – להתקמבן “Eich hitkambanta al ha-mechonit ha-zot” – What did you have to do in order to get this car? – איך התקמבנת על המכונית הזאת   Playlist and Clips: Axum – Kombina (lyrics) Tamir Kimchi & Eyal Mazig – Medinat Kombina (lyrics)

The season during which Erica and I met was nearly four years ago when we moved here and I needed to find out where to pick up my Azure Standard order. A few conversations later, we realized we shared some of the same life goals, and fast forward a season beyond that, we became close friends! As a mother of six "middles and littles", she has a lovely perspective and I greatly appreciate all she shared in this episode of The Motherhood Experience. I think you will, also!VISIT OUR SPONSOR: What You Didn't Expect in Fertility, Pregnancy & BirthLooking to save money on quality, bulk foods? Shop Azure StandardWatch on YouTubeVisit The Motherhood Experience WebsiteFollow us on InstagramFind us on Facebook

The End of It All Alisha EichEveryone goes through struggles and tough times in life. Everyone questions the “Why did this happen to me” feelings. Everyone knows they have a God given calling – but sometimes, “life just gets in the way.” Amen!That is what happened with our guest today.Alisha Eich developed a serious interest in singing, playing the piano, and writing music around the age of 11. Influenced by worship leaders such as Darlene Zschech, Delirious, Brooke Fraser, and Hillsong United during her teenage years, Alisha learned how to write music that is creative, authentic, and spiritual.Raised in a ministry-minded home, she was greatly influenced by her parents, with the emphasis in her home on using one's talents to serve God. This is a principle that continues to guide her today.She released some music a few years ago and then “Life” got in the way a bit. She got married, had four children… but the calling on her life persisted.Alisha Eich's newest solo single, “The End of It All,” (released on June 14th), speaks about the sovereignty and purposes of God amidst the chaos and struggles of life. The song weaves a narrative from creation in Genesis to our redemption in the New Testament, acknowledging God's eternal redeeming plan. Addressing daily struggles and emphasizing the importance of clinging to Jesus, Alisha reminds listeners that no matter what challenges arise, Jesus Christ remains a steadfast creator and friend. Amen.Help me welcome to the program, Alisha Eich! Alisha, thank you for taking the time to join us today. I do appreciate it!The first question I always start with is this… other than that brief information I just shared, can you tell us in your own words, “Who is Alisha Eich?”You grew up in a Christian home. I believe I read where your parents were in the ministry as well. Is that correct?How did your home life bear out in the music you created and performed growing up?You collaborated with your song, “The End of It All,” with Lloyd Nicks. How did you get connected with him to collaborate on this song? Have you worked with him before?You've been nominated for GMA (Gospel Music Association) Awards before. Is this one going to win you another nomination?I know being a wife and full time mother is time consuming… Are you about ready to go on the road with your latest release? What's the plans you have in regards to that?Alisha, this is all so interesting. And your latest song, “The End of It All” is absolutely amazing. How can someone obtain a copy of your song? Is it available on iTunes or something like that?If someone wanted to reach out to you, maybe to invite you to their church or an event, etc. Or just to ask a question or maybe to do an interview like this… how can they do that? How can someone get in touch with you?I'll put links to all of this in the show notes below.Folks, there is absolutely no way to replace what is in your heart. If you have Jesus in your heart, the music will reflect that. Amen. I find myself singing Gospel songs while cutting grass or just walking through the store.Now, I'm just singing them in my head…if I started singing them out loud, Brother Bob would probably be banned from going shopping… amen. I can't carry a tune to save my life… but…Alisha Aich sure can. Amen! You need to click the links down below and grab your own copy of her music – and especially her latest release, “The End of It All.” Amen!This music will set your soul free, Praise God!Drop down into the show notes, reach out to Alisha and be sure to grab your own copy of her music… especially her latest release, “The End of It All.” AmenCONTACT INFORMATION:Email: visionpr7@gmail.comWebsite: https://www.alishaeich.com/“The End of It All” -...

Imagine this: You are walking your dog in the ‘Viv and, out of nowhere, someone comes up to you, clearly wanting to speak about something important. Their lips are moving. They are saying something. What are they likely to say to a dog owner like you? Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon   New Words and Expressions: Zachar o nekava? – Is it male or female? – זכר או נקבה Ben kama hu / bat kama hi? – How old is he/she? – בן כמה הוא, בת כמה היא Hi bat arba / Hu ben arba – She/He is four years old – היא בת ארבע, הוא בן ארבע Eich korim lo? Eich korim la? – What's her name, what's his name? – איך קוראים לו, איך קוראים לה Efshar latet lo / la hatif? – May I give him/her a treat? – אפשר לתת לו/לה חטיף Ginat klavim – Dog park – גינת כלבים Tiyul aroch – Long walk – טיול ארוך Hu noshech? Hi noshechet? – Does he bite, does she bite? – הוא נושך, היא נושכת Efshar lelatef? – May I pet your dog? – אפשר ללטף Kelev ze'ev – Wolfhound – כלב זאב Geza, gza'im – Tree trunk, breed – גזע, גזעים Eize geza hu/hi? – What breed is it? – איזה גזע הוא/היא  Ze kelev giz'ee? – Is it a purebred, a pedigreed dog? – זה כלב גזעי Hu/hi beseder im klavim acherim? – Is he/she okay with other dogs? – הוא/היא בסדר עם כלבים אחרים Ken, betach – Yes, sure – כן, בטח Ulai adif she'lo – Maybe it's better not – אולי עדיף שלא   Playlist and Clips: Ginat klavim – Dog park Arik Einstein – Kama She-ratsiti Kelev (lyrics)   Ep. no. 198 about tarimu, pick up after your dogs HEB Ep. no. 210 about hatifim, treats HEB Ep. no. 349 about kalba tova, good dog HEB Ep. no. 401 about Hebrew expressions with animals HEB

In this episode Alisha says we should start working so that when God opens the door you are ready.

From face and voice recognition, to identifying with a character from a book, for these and others linguistic uses we utilize the Hebrew root זהה. And how do we say, “Shazam, can you recognize this song?” Guy explains. Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon   New Words and Expressions: Zihuy panim – Face recognition – זיהוי פנים Zihuy plili – Forensics – זיהוי פלילי Mazap, Ma'abada le-zihuy plili – Forensics lab – מעבדה לזיהוי פלילי Mazapnikim – The forensics guys – מז”פניקים Zihuy koli – Voice recognition – זיהוי קולי Lezahot – To identify, to recognize – לזהות Ata lo mezahé oti? At lo mezaha oti? – Don't you recognize me? – את/ה לא מזהה אותי Teuda mezaha – Proof of identity – תעודה מזהה “Shirim she-ha-shazam lo mezahé – Songs that Shazam won't recognize – שירים שהשזאם לא מזהה Ha-rishon she-mezahé – The first person to recognize – הראשון שמזהה “Tsipor lo mezuha” – An unidentified bird – ציפור לא מזוהה Mispar lo mezuhé – Unidentified number – מספר לא מזוהה Eich lachsom et ha-sichot – How to block the calls – איך לחסום את השיחות Abam, Etsem bilti mezuhé – Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) – עב”ם, עצם בלתי מזוהה Lehizdahot – To identify oneself – להזדהות Tizdahé, tizdahi, tizdahu – Identify yourself (imp.) – תזדהה, תזדהי, תזדהו Lehizdahot im mishehu – To identify with someone – להזדהות עם מישהו “Ata omer la she-ata mizdahé ita rigshit” – You're telling her that you identify with her emotionally – אתה אומר שאתה מזדהה איתה רגשית Hizdahoot – Identification – הזדהות Atseret hizdahoot – Solidarity rally – עצרת הזדהות Atseret hizdahoot im ha-hatufim – Solidarity rally with the people kidnapped in Gaza – עצרת הזדהות עם החטופים   Playlist and Clips: KAN TV – Zihuy panim – Face recognition Zihuy koli – voice recognition Shirim she-ha-shazam lo mezahé – Songs that Shazam won't recognize  Ha-rishon she-mezahe – The first person who recognizes Margalit Tsan'ani – Menta (lyrics) How to block an unidentified number – Mispar lo mezuhé Abam – UFO Sarit Hadad – Inteligentsiya (lyrics)

Max bagged his first Tom turkey hunting this past weekend. He re-tells the story and shares his experience with the first annual 'bark in the park' night at Target Field.Matt breaks down his time going to the State Theatre to see a comedy show and his first time visiting Cuzzy's in the North Loop.Later in the episode the guys are joined by good friend of the pod TJ Eich to help get us ready to plant our gardens for this upcoming season.check out his website: https://www.peckinpeppers.com/

The word לשבת means to sit, and there's a plethora of usages of this verb in Hebrew. We'll be talking about jails and cafes, dog trainers, Ottoman Jews, and restaurant hosts, all in the same episode! Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon   New Words and Expressions: Yoshev – Sitting – יושב Yoshev al ha-gader – Sitting on the fence – יושב על הגדר Yoshev alai bool – It fits me perfectly – יושב עליי בול Ze yoshev aleicha/alayich bool – It fits you perfectly – יושב עליך/עלייך בול Eich ze yoshev alai? – How does it look? – איך זה יושב עליי Lo yodea, ze lo yoshev alai tov – I don't know, it doesn't fit – לא יודע, זה לא יושב עליי טוב Efo atem yoshvim? – Where are you located? – איפה אתם יושבים Yoshvim shiva'h – Sitting shiv'ah – יושבים שבעה Efo atem yoshvim? – Where are you sitting? – איפה אתם יושבים Hu yoshev ba-kele – He sits in jail – הוא יושב בכלא Al ma hu yoshev? Al ma hi yoshevet? – What is he/she sitting for? – על מה הוא יושב/היא יושבת Yoshev/yoshevet rosh – Chairperson – יושב/יושבת ראש, יו”ר Yoshev rosh ha-opozitsya – The head of the opposition in the Knesset – יושב ראש האופוזיציה Ha-boss sh'li yoshev li al ha-rosh ligmor mashehu – My boss is pressuring me to finish something – הבוס שלי יושב לי על הראש לגמור משהו Ha-horim sheli yoshvim li al ha-rosh ba-byit – My parents are breathing down my neck at home – ההורים שלי יושבים לי על הראש בבית Ha-horim sheli yoshvim li al ha-vrid – My parents are breathing down my neck – ההורים שלי יושבים לי על הווריד Yeshiva – Jewish religious school (see more here) – ישיבה Hit'amloot be-Yeshiva al kise – Doing exercise while sitting on a chair – התעמלות בישיבה על כיסא Lashevet be-batei kafe – To sit in cafes – לשבת בבתי קפה Bo neshev al kafe, nedaber – Let's sit over coffee, we'll talk – בוא נשב על קפה, נדבר  Lashevet o lakachat? – Sit down or take away? – לשבת או לקחת Shev/shvi! – Sit! – שב/שבי Shev/shvi/shvoo bevakasha – Sit down please – שב/שבי/שבו בבקשה Shev shev – Sit down, sit down – שב, שב Lama ata lo yoshev? Shev! – Why aren't you sitting down, sit! – למה אתה לא יושב? שב Le'an ata rats? Bo shev daka – Where are you running? Sit down for a sec. – לאן אתה רץ? בוא שב דקה Yishuv – Village – ישוב Ha-yishuvim ba-tsafon – The places in the north of Israel – הישובים בצפון “Ha-yishuv” – Jews in Israel before 1948 (see more here) – הישוב  Moshav – Village (see more here) – מושב Moshava – Colony (see more here) – מושבה Moshav ba-matos – Seat on a plane – מושב במטוס   Playlist and Clips: Arik Einstein – Yoshev Al Ha-gader (lyrics) Shazamat – Yoshev Alai Bool (lyrics) Yoshev Rosh – Chairperson Shababnikim  Qigong be-yeshiva Ivri Lider – Batei Cafe (lyrics) Shev! Ha-yishuv Moshavim ba-matos – Seats on the plane Teapacks – Yoshvim be-beit cafe (lyrics)   Moshav in Wikipedia  Moshava in Wikipedia Ha-yishuv in Wikipedia

When looking at today's issues of privacy, social media, and AI, we can draw a lot from the battles of the browsers over the past 30 years. To explore this, we welcome a close friend onto the show, the father of JavaScript and a Silicon Valley legend, Brendan Eich. Brendan left the CTO role of Mozilla firefox years ago and embarked on a journey to scale up a privacy-first browser and search business that would reward the sites you visit with a token reflecting your attention and value. (Repeat from July, 2023)For more on Bubble Trouble, including transcripts of the show, visit us online at http://bubbletroublepodcast.comYou can learn more about Richard at https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-kramer-16306b2/More on Will Page at: https://pivotaleconomics.com(Times below correspond to the episode without considering any inserted advertisements.)Navigating the AI Hype: Lessons from a Tech VisionaryIn this episode of Bubble Trouble, independent analyst Richard Kramer and economist-author Will Page engage in a rich conversation with Brendan Eich, the creator of JavaScript and a Silicon Valley legend. They delve into the intricacies of the tech industry, exploring AI developments, privacy issues, and the history of browser wars. Eich discusses his journey from Netscape to founding Brave, a privacy-first browser and search business, sharing insights on big tech's strategies, the pitfalls of surveillance capitalism, and the nuances of rewarding creators in the digital age. Furthermore, the trio critiques current AI hype, discussing its implications for the tech ecosystem and underlining the interplay between technological innovation and user empowerment.00:00 Welcome to Bubble Trouble00:59 Part One03:03 Tackling Surveillance Capitalism and the Creator Economy06:24 Privacy, Policy, and the Power of User-First Philosophy12:29 The Evolution of Browser Wars and the Role of Regulation24:06 Part Two24:10 AI's Potential to Disrupt Big Tech's Dominance25:28 AI Models and Data Quality Challenges26:24 The Impact of AI on Content Creation and Privacy27:06 Economic Foundations and the Strategy Tax in Tech30:55 The Power of Defaults and Consumer Choices36:33 Regulating AI: Industry Perspectives and Challenges39:07 The Future of Translation and AI's Role44:00 Navigating the Hype: AI Investments and the Reality47:10 Closing Thoughts on AI, Privacy, and the Future of Tech47:48 Credits Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to Success Unlocked, where our hosting business master membership coaches discuss operations, social media, unique builds, co-hosting strategies, and so much more. This week's episode is Vacation Ventures, hosted by Michael Hicks.Micheal chats with his friend and business partner, Charlie Eich, a restaurant owner and hospitality guru out of Chattanooga, Tennessee. They met four years ago as Mike sat down to eat in one of six restaurants he's owned over the years. In this episode, they chat about crossover qualities in what it takes to be successful in both the food service industry and the vacation rental industry – telling the legendary tale of Cheeburger Cheeburger, exchanging tips for top-shelf customer service and experience building, and looking ahead at their shared future in the pizza business. (00:02:29) Charlie Eich's Background in Hospitality(00:05:41) Goodbye, Cheeburger Cheeburger – Hello, River Drifters(00:13:10) Becoming Unreasonably Hospitable (00:25:22) Importance of People Skills & Managing Personalities (00:40:39) Going the Extra Mile for GuestsResources:Visit thanksforvisiting.com/workshop to watch our Hosting Business Mastery Method workshop!Airbnb Essentials Checklist: hostchecklist.comInstagram: @river.driftersRiver Drifters: riverdrifterschatt.comRead: Unreasonable Hospitality by Will GuidaraInstagram: @findyourrepurposeTikTok: @findyourrepurposeInstagram: @wanderchattWebsite: wanderchatt.comThanks for Visiting is produced by Crate Media.Mentioned in this episode:Host Checklist | Grab our Airbnb Essentials Checklist and make stocking your Airbnb a breeze – we've got all your hosting needs covered!Join us for our live, free, host masterclass and learn how to OWN your digital real estate! Sign up at hostmasterclass.com.Quiz | Take our quiz to reveal your hosting personality style!

A conversation with Stefan Eich about his recent book The Currency of Politics: the Political Theory of Money from Aristotle to Keynes (Princeton UP).

Charles Missenard est-il le plus cynique des empoisonneurs ou bien s'est-il retrouvé happé par une machine judiciaire infernale. Coupable sans preuve, sans mobile, sans témoin d'un assassinat au cyanure: celui de sa femme Beatriz dont il ne va cesser de dire qu'il l'aimait profondément. Retrouvez tous les jours en podcast le décryptage d'un faits divers, d'un crime ou d'une énigme judiciaire par Jean-Alphonse Richard, entouré de spécialistes, et de témoins d'affaires criminelles. Ecoutez L'heure du Crime du 20 octobre 2023 avec Jean-Alphonse Richard.

In this week's episode I interview Melissa Eich, former nurse and now functional wellness coach. Melissa teaches us how the body's physiological response to stress and how it affects our ability to lose body fat and gain muscle. Melissa also explains why we may be subconsciously addicted to stress, how to recognize the signs of burnout, and productive ways to manage our stress levels. This week's recipe is Easy Crockpot Chicken. For more of Melissa's easy crockpot recipes and to learn more about her work, visit her website. Schedule a visit today at www.bodymetrixhealth.com. My Nutrition Coach We understand ongoing support is critical for long term success; especially at the beginning of your journey. Unfortunately many health insurance plans do not offer adequate coverage for ongoing support. This is where My Nutrition Coach closes the gap. Click here to start your free trial!

The Hebrew words סביב (saviv), סביבה (sviva), מסביב (misaviv), סבב (sevev), all come from the ס.ב.ב root. They also come in very handy in spoken Hebrew. So today, Guy explains the many words and phrases that stem from this interesting root. Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon   New Words and Expressions: Saviv – Around – סביב Tistakel kama lirdim mi-saviv – See how many hot guys there are around – תסתכל כמה לירדים מסביב Tavo mi-saviv – Come from the other side – תבוא מסביב Habet saviv – Look around you – הבט סביב Sviv ha-habayit yesh gina – Around the house there's a yard – סביב הבית יש גינה Mi-saviv la-bayit yesh gina – Around the house there's a yard – מסביב לבית יש גינה Ani omedet ba-ma'agal u-mabita svivi – I stand in the circle and look around me – אני עומדת במעגל ומביטה סביבי Tistakel (‘stakel) misvivcha – Look around you (m.) – תסתכל מסביבך, ‘סתכל מסביבך Tistakli (‘stakli) misvivech – Look around you (f.) – תסתכלי מסביבך, ‘סתכלי מסביבך Tistaklu (‘staklu) misvivchem – Look around you (pl.) – תסתכלו מסביבכם, ‘סתכלו מסביבכם ‘Stakel rega, ‘stakli shniya – Have a look – סתכל רגע, ‘סתכלי שנייה Ovdim misaviv la'sha'on – We're working around the clock – עובדים מסביב לשעון Sivuv – A round – סיבוב Sha'ashu'onim – Gameshows – שעשועונים Sivuv rishon – first round – סיבוב ראשון Nitsachta et ha-sivuv, yihye lecha yitaron ba-sivuv ha-ba – You won this round, you'll have an advantage in the next round – ניצחת את הסיבוב, יהיה לך יתרון בסיבוב הבא Sivuvim shel ha-rosh – Turns of the head – סיבובים של הראש Sivuvim shel kaf ha-regel – Spins of the foot – סיבובים של כף הרגל Yatsati le-sivuv im ha-kelev – I went around the block with the dog – יצאתי לסיבוב עם הכלב Miko, ta'ase sivuv – Miko, spin around – מיקו, תעשה סיבוב Ta'ase/Ta'asi sivuv – Take a look around – תעשה/תעשי סיבוב Tire', the manager might tell you, ‘take a look around', ta'ase sivuv, ta'asi sivuv. Ani ose sivuv ve-chozer / ani osa sivuv ve-chozeret – I am going round the block and am coming back – אני עושה סיבוב וחוזר/וחוזרת Eich she-galgal mistovev lo – What goes around comes around – איך שגלגל מסתובב לו Lehistovev – To turn around, to wander around – להסתובב Mistovevet ba-olam – Wandering around in the world – מסתובבת בעולם Delet mistovevet – Revolving door – דלת מסתובבת Efo ata? Stam, mistovev – Where are you? Nowhere special, wondering around – איפה אתה? סתם, מסתובב Tistovev rega (‘Stovev rega), Tistovevi rega (‘Stovevi rega) – Turn around for a sec. – תסתובב רגע, תסתובבי רגע Hu mesovev oti – He spins me around – הוא מסובב אותי Hu mesovev oto al ha-etsba ha-ktana shelo – He's got him wrapped around his finger – הוא מסובב אותו על האצבע הקטנה שלו Hu mesuvav al kol harosh – He's crazy – הוא מסובב על כל הראש Hi mesuvevt al kol harosh – She's crazy – היא מסובבת על כל הראש Sviva – Environment, surroundings, milieu – סביבה Ha-misrad le-haganat ha-sviva – Ministry of Environment. Sevev shemot/hekerut – When everyone in the group says their name in turn – סבב שמות/היכרות   Playlist and Clips: Omer Adam feat. Arisa – Tel Aviv (lyrics) Ehud Banai – Zmancha Avar (lyrics) Hanna Aharoni – Ani Omedet Ba-ma'agal (lyrics) Matan Ajami – Misaviv La-sha'on (lyrics) Ba-sivuv ha-ba – On the next round (Gameshow) Miko, ta'ase sivuv – Make a turn Shmulik Kraus – Eich Ha-galgal Mistovev (lyrics) Alon Olearchik – Hi Holechet Ba-drachim (lyrics) The Idan Raichel Project – Delet Mistovevet (lyrics) Jane Bordeau – Rokdim Tsmudim (lyrics)

The Hebrew word להשכיב means, to put something or someone in a horizontal position. Read that sentence again and you'll understand why this episode is not suitable for children. Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon   New Words and Expressions: Lehashkiv – To put to rest, to put someone to bed – להשכיב “Kama kesef hishkavta al ze” – How much money did you spend on this – כמה כסף השכבת על זה “Eich ani matslicha lehashkiv et ha-ktanim kshe-yesh gdolim ba-bayit?” – How am I able to put the little ones to bed when I have older kids at home? – איך אני מצליחה להשכיב את הקטנים כשיש גדולים בבית Lehashkiv et ha-yeladim lishon – Put the children to sleep – להשכיב אותם לישון Lehashkiv tinok al ha-beten – Lay a baby down on its stomach – להשכיב תינוק על הבטן “Hishkavt oti be-eser” – You tucked me in at 10 pm – השכבת אותי בעשר Kmo eize tinok – Like a baby – כמו איזה תינוק Tashkiv oti lishon – Put me to sleep – תשכיב אותי לישון Tashkiv oti, tashkivi oti, tashkivu oti – Tuck me in (imperative) – תשכיב אותי, תשכיבי אותי, תשכיבו אותי Lehashkiv et ha-moshav ha-achori – Fold the back seat down – להשכיב את המושב האחורי “Mi ose hashkavot ha-yom?” – Who is doing the bedtime ritual with the kids? – מי עושה השכבות היום Hashkava – Putting to sleep – השכבה “Shirim margi'im le-hashkava” – Relaxing songs for bedtime – שירים מרגיעים להשכבה “Yesh li hashkavat yeladim me-ha-gehenom” – “Tonight I've got to deal with a bedtime ritual from hell” – יש לי השכבת ילדים מהגהינום Ashkava – Requiem – אשכבה “Kama bachurut hishkavta ad ha-yom?” – “How many ladies did you get to bed until now? – כמה בחורות השכבת עד היום “hishkavta oto ba-sof?” – Did you ultimately do him? – השכבת אותו בסוף Nu, ve-shachavtem ba-sof? – Did you end up having sex in the end? – נו, ושכבתם בסוף Lehashkiv et ha-moshav ba-matos – To lay your seat down flat (into a bed-like position) – להשכיב את המושב במטוס Hu hishkiv et ha-yariv shelo al ha-ritspa – He pinned his opponent to the floor – הוא השכיב את היריב שלו על הרצפה Lehashkiv ofanoa – To tilt the motorcycle – להשכיב אופנוע “Hu hishkiv otanu mi-ts'chok” – He made us laugh so hard, we were rolling on the floor – הוא השכיב אותנו מצחוק “Hishkavti alpiya ba-atar shel bituach leumi”. – I put a thousand shekel on the social security website – השכבתי אלפייה באתר של ביטוח לאומי   Playlist and Clips: Lehashkiv et ha-ktanim Eich lehashkiv tinok al ha-beten Aviv Geffen – Hishkavta Oti Be-eser (lyrics) Alma Zohar & Gili Yalo – Tiftah (lyrics) Mei Finegold – Rega Ba-yam (lyrics)   Streetwise Hebrew Facebook page Instagram page

The Hebrew word חיים, life, is so widely used that we just had to give it its own episode. Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon   New Words and Expressions: Chayim (pl.) – Life – חיים Ha-chayim shelcha nifl'aim – You're life is beautiful – החיים שלך נפלאים “Tni li lageshet el chayaich” – Let me approach your life – תני לי לגשת אל חייך Be-chaye-cha – Come on, please – בחייך Be-chayecha ta'avir arutz / Bechaya'ich, ta'aviri arutz – In the name of god please change the channel – בחייך, תעביר/תעבירי ערוץ Ba-chayim – Never – בחיים Shatita? Ba-chayim al tinhag – Did you drink? Never drive – שתית? בחיים אל תנהג Le-chayim – Cheers (to life) – לחיים Chai, chaya, chayim, chayot – Live, living – חי, חיה, חיים, חיות  Ma nishma? Chayim – How are you? Surviving – מה נשמע? חיים Osim chayim – Having fun, living the life – עושים חיים Ta'ase/ta'asi/ta'asoo chayim – Have fun – תעשה/תעשי/תעשו חיים Eich ha-chayim – How's life – איך החיים Chayim sheli – My darling – חיים שלי Chayey kelev – Dog's life – חיי כלב Tse li mehachayim – Get out of my life – צא לי מהחיים Harasta li et hachayim – You ruined my life – הרסת לי את החיים Chayim tovim – Good life (envious) – חיים טובים   Playlist and Clips: Keren Peles – Im Ele Ha-chayim (lyrics)  Sarit Hadad – Ha-chayim Shelkha Nifla'im (lyrics)  George Abu Shkara – Lageshet El Chayaich (lyrics)  Ba-chayim lo pagashti oto Fiddler on the Roof – Lechaim Barry Sisters – Lechaim Lahakat Hel Ha-yam – Rak Be-Israel (lyrics) Ep. no. 22 about darling Ep. no. 54 about “how are you?”

To aim, to tune, to intend, to really mean something. The Hebrew equivalent of these verbs all come from the root כ.ו.נ, a root which has many interesting uses in our spoken language. Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon   New Words and Expressions: Mi mechaven et ha-tnu'ah – Who is directing the traffic – מי מכוון את התנועה Lechaven ekdah le-ever mishehu – To aim a gun at someone – לכוון אקדח לעבר מישהו Az ani akhaven le-shmone kazé – I'll aim to get there at eightish – אז אני אכוון לשמונה כזה Eich Lechaven gitara – How to tune a guitar – איך לכוון גיטרה Lama ata mekhaven namuch? – Why are you aiming low? – למה אתה מכוון נמוך Oh wow, hem mekhavnim gavoha – They are aiming high – הם מכוונים גבוה Mekhuvan – Tuned, deliberate, aimed – מכוון Tslil mechuvan – “Tuned tone” – צליל מכוון Psanter lo mechuvan – An out of tune piano – פסנתר לא מכוון Ekdach mekhuvan le'ever mishehu – Pistol aimed at someone – אקדח מכוון לעבר מישהו “Atem yod'im le-mi ze haya mechuvan” – You know who it was aimed at – אתם יודעים למי זה היה מכוון Mekhuvan matara – Goal-oriented – מכוון מטרה Bi-mechuvan, be-ofen mechuvan – Deliberately – במכוון, באופן מכוון “Kshe-at omeret lo lema at mitkavenet?” – What do you mean when you say ‘no'? – כשאת אומרת לא למה את מתכוונת Lo hevanti, le-ma ata mitkaven, le-ma at mitkavenet? – Wait, what do you mean? – לא הבנתי, למה אתה מתכוון, למה את מתכוונת Hitkavanti kshe-amarti – I really meant what I said – התכוונתי כשאמרתי Slicha, lo hitkavanti – Sorry, I didn't mean it – סליחה, לא התכוונתי Bli kavana, lo be-khavana – Unintentionally – בלי כוונה, לא בכוונה Slicha, bli kavana amarti etmol mashehu she-lo hayiti tsarich lehagid –  Sorry, yesterday, without really meaning it, I said something I shouldn't have said. – סליחה, בלי כוונה אמרתי אתמול משהו שלא הייתי צריך להגיד  Ze lo haya be-khavana – I didn't mean it – זה לא היה בכוונה “Ha-kol be-kavanot tovot” – Everything is done with good intentions – הכל בכוונת טובות Yesh lo kavanot tovot/raot – He's got good/bad intentions – יש לו כוונות טובות/רעות Aval ha-kavanot shelo tovot – But his intentions are good – אבל הכוונות שלו טובות Hayta lo kavana tova – His intention was good – הייתה לו כוונה טובה Ata roe'eh she-ze lo be-khavana – You can see it's not intentional – אתה רואה שזה לא בכוונה Kavenet telescopit – Telescopic sight (of a gun) – כוונת טלסקופית “Se'u einayim be-tikva, lo derekh kavanot” – Raise your eyes in hope, not through the sight of a gun – שאו עיניים בתקווה, לא דרך כוונות   Playlist and Clips: Shotei Ha-nevu'ah – Yediah (lyrics) Eich lekhaven gitara Yitshak Klepter – Tslil Mechuvan (lyrics) Ha-tarnegolim – Kshe'at Omeret Lo (lyrics) Jonathan Mergui & Marina Maximilian Blumin – Sagol Bahir (lyrics) Yirmi Kaplan – Kavanot Tovot (lyrics) Lahakat Ha-nachal – Shir La-shalom (lyrics) Ep. no. 45 about non-committal Hebrew Ep. no. 109 about ‘I don't know'  The promised podcast about Shir La-shalom

What do we say to someone really tall who is sitting in front of us in the movie theater? And how do spies communicate with each other? Guy explains the Hebrew root ח.ב.א Hear the All-Hebrew Episode on Patreon   New Words and Expressions: Machbo'im – Hide and seek – מחבואים Mesachkim be-machbo'im – We're playing hide and seek – משחקים במחבואים Machbo – Hideout, hiding place – מחבוא Mistor – Hiding place – מסתור Lehachbi – To hide – להחביא Lehastir – To hide – להסתיר “Tipim eich lehachbi mamtakim me-aba gargeran” – Tips on how to hide candy from a gourmand father – טיפים איך להחביא ממתקים מאבא גרגרן Lehachbi dvarim mi-mishehu – To hide things from someone – להחביא דברים ממישהו “Hu mastir sham mashehu elef achuz” – He's hiding something in there, one thousand percent – הוא מסתיר שם משהו אלף אחוז Hu mastir sod – He's hiding a secret – הוא מסתיר סוד Hu machbi et ha-kesefe mi-tachat la-mizran – He's hiding the money under the mattress – הוא מחביא את הכסף מתחת למזרן Lehachbi et ha-kesef mi-ganavim – To hide the money from thieves – להחביא את הכסף מגנבים Lehastir et ha-emet me-ima – To hide the truth from mom – להסתיר את האמת מאמא Slicha, ata mastir li, at mastira li – Excuse me, you're blocking the view – סליחה, אתה מסתיר לי, את מסתירה לי Hastarat aron hashmal – Concealing of the electricity panel – הסתרת ארון חשמל Hastarat mispar telefon – Concealing your telephone number when calling someone – הסתרת מספר טלפון Hastarat bechi be-rega – How to conceal that you've been crying – הסתרת בכי ברגע Seter – Hideaway, secret hiding place – סתר Haazanot seter – Wiretaps, secret recordings – האזנות סתר Sfat starim, safa sodit – Secret language – שפת סתרים, שפה סודית Ba-seter – Secretly, clandestinely – בסתר Hem nifgeshu ba-seter – They met secretly – הם נפגשו בסתר Matan ba-seter – Anonymous giving – מתן בסתר Ha-kesef muchba me-ahorei ha-aron – The money is hidden behind the closet – הכסף מוחבא מאחורי הארון   Playlist and Clips: Tattoo – Machbo'im (lyrics) Eich lehabi mamtakim me-aba Hu mastir sham mashehu Hastarat bechi be-rega Ep. no. 346