Podcasts about Elling

Hva vet du om Den hellige ånd? Denne talen var et lynkurs i den tredje – og kanskjeminst kjente – personen i treenigheten. 

Den Hellige Ånd kan oppleves både nær og mystisk. Hvem er Ånden, hvordan virker han, og hvilken rolle har han i livet til en kristen? Bli med på en ærlig og utforskende Q&A-samtale med Egil Elling Ellingsen, Sondre Høysæther og Anne Inghild Maldal, ledet av Geir Loftesnes.

We need to triple global energy production by 2050. Renewables are scaling fast, but the real wild card that could change everything might just be fusion. The physics and engineering are closer than ever, but there's a critical materials problem standing between us and unlimited clean energy.This week on Everybody in the Pool, Molly speaks with Dr. John Elling, a Los Alamos chemist turned serial entrepreneur who's working on a solution that he believes will change the world. Both fusion and next-generation fission reactors rely on enriched lithium isotopes, and existing enrichment methods are slow, expensive, and require massive facilities. Dr. Elling's company, Molten Salt Solutions, is developing a simpler, cheaper process and building the US's first commercial production facility for enriched lithium — the ingredient that could determine whether fusion energy ever actually reaches the grid.We talk about:The big problem facing both fusion and advanced fission right now: the unmet demand for fuelA refresher on the science behind enriched lithium and nuclear energyThe world's growing energy demands, and why fusion will help us meet the 3x demand we'll face by 2050Why the US dismantled its only enrichment facility and why Russia currently holds the only meaningful supplyHow Molten Salt Solutions' mercury-free, scalable process differs from how governments did it during the nuclear weapons eraThe race to supply fusion developers with material they need now, before commercial reactors even existWhy the current administration's push to reduce regulatory barriers for small modular reactors is accelerating demand for lithium-7John's case for why fusion is the final frontier of humanity's energy evolutionLinks:Molten Salt Solutions: https://www.moltensaltsolutions.com/All episodes: https://www.everybodyinthepool.com/Join our Discord! https://discord.gg/2EsDhwQC2zSubscribe to the Everybody in the Pool newsletter: https://www.mollywood.co/Become a member for the ad-free version of the show (and support future field trips): https://everybodyinthepool.supercast.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you've ever told yourself you're just not a salesperson, that belief is probably costing you more than you realize. In this episode, Dr. Kasey Jo Orvidas talks about how money mindset beliefs create resistance to selling, but that isn't a character flaw. It's a story. This episode helps you unpack that story. In this episode, she covers:Why coaches with a strong "helper" identity often unconsciously reject selling, and the research behind why this happensHow selling is already woven into your everyday life in ways that don't feel slimy at allThe difference between influence and manipulation, and why conflating the two is holding you backWhy not talking about your services isn't humility, it's fear, and who's actually paying the price for thatThe one reframe that removes most of the pressure around selling your offer If you've ever felt like selling goes against who you are as a person or that you're "a coach not a salesperson", this episode is for you. Episodes Referenced: Episode 41: The 7 Principles of Persuasion (Applied to Health and Fitness Coaching)EP 63: 3 Steps to Overcome Self-DoubtEP 62: How to Overcome Impostor Syndrome: Mindset Shifts to Try Sources: Aquino & Reed, 2002Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion by Dr. Robert Cialdini Get on the priority list for my brand new 2-Day Money Mindset Workshop Connect with me on Instagram! 

Lovsang er lyden av tilbedelse.Avgjørende for vår tilbedelse er å vokse i forståelsen av hvem Gud er, hvordan Gud ser på meg, og hvordan jeg velger å forholde meg til dette.  

Roy Elling Foss - Gudstjeneste 10.05.2026 - Kampen om deg - Del 4 Renhet by Formiddagsmøtene

Du lever kanskje som om livet bare går videre – dag etter dag. Men hva om påsken faktisk markerer et punkt som forandrer alt? Et før og et etter. Hva betyr det at Jesus ikke bare døde, men gjorde det for å tjene – for å ta din plass? Og hva skjer når vi våger å ta imot det han gir oss i bytte?Bibelreferanser: 1. Korinterbrev 15,55, Markus 10,45, Matteus 26–27, Markus 14–15, Lukas 22–23 og Johannes 18–19

Da Jesus kom ridende inn på en eselfole, var det en oppfyllelse av profetier som var flere hundre år gamle. Tro hva folk hadde tenkt om disse profetiene i de generasjonene som hadde gått siden de ble uttalt? Ventet de fortsatt? Hvem ventet de på? Svarte Jesus til forventningene?

Ingvar Ambjørnsen (1956—2025) var en av Norges mest folkekjære og produktive samtidsforfattere, med en særegen evne til å kombinere underholdende fortellinger, skarpe samfunnsobservasjoner og stor medmenneskelighet. Han var en stor forkjemper for nye stemmer i litteraturen, og var blant annet initiativtaker til det som i dag er årlige debutantdager på Litteraturhuset.Forfatterskapet spenner seg over flere sjangere, fra kriminalromaner og spenningslitteratur til mer alminnelige samtidsromaner. Særlig kjente er ungdomsserien om Pelle og Proffen og Elling-bøkene, som begge har blitt filmatisert med stor suksess.Ambjørnsens litterære styrke lå blant annet i hans psykologiske karaktertegning, og evnen til å skildre hverdagsmennesker i krise med både humor og alvor. Han hadde en egen ømhet for det litt skakke og ustrigla, og ga stemme til de som står på utsiden av samfunnet. Gjennom litteraturen dokumenterte han det norske samfunnet fra 1980-tallet og fremover, med særlig fokus på marginaliserte grupper og samfunnets utstøtte.Forfatter og redaksjonssjef i Cappelen Damm John Erik Riley har et tett forhold til Ambjørnsens litteratur. I dette foredraget vil han ta for seg Ambjørnsen som novellekunstner og betydningen av novellene som sjanger i Ambjørnsens forfatterskap.I 2025 mistet norsk litteratur flere sentrale forfattere. Denne foredragsserien gir en innføring hver av forfatterne, og om betydningen de har hatt og fortsatt har for norsk litteratur. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Du er ikke kalt til å presse fram frukt, men til å være koblet på kilden. Hva om nøkkelen til et liv som bærer frukt, er enklere – og stikker dypere – enn du tror? Bibelreferanser: Jer 17, 5-8 og Joh 15: 1-8

Hva betyr egentlig lydighet? Og hvordan henger det sammen med etterfølgelse?  Denne talen handler om å ha tillit til Gud, også når vi ikke forstår alt, når vi ikke får alt til, når livet ikke er perfekt og når vi ikke ser resultatene av det vi gjør. Bibelreferanser: Hebreerne 11,1-16 og 32-60, Hebreeerne 12,1-2

In this episode of the Epigenetics Podcast, we talked with Oliver Bell from the University of Southern California in Los Angeles about his work on chromatin-based regulatory systems that encode cellular memory and their implications for development and disease. The Interview starts with Dr. Bell describing his early career contributions to understanding the functionality of histone methylation in facilitating dosage compensation and gene silencing. His efforts at dissecting the complexities of epigenetic regulation culminate in significant discoveries that highlight the nuanced effects of chromatin adjustments on gene activity and stability across cell divisions. As we progress, Dr. Bell shares details about his postdoctoral research, where he engineered systems to study chromatin remodeling and the maintenance of transcriptional states through development. His innovative use of induced proximity to manipulate chromatin modifiers offers groundbreaking approaches to understanding how epigenetic states can be established and sustained, alongside the implications for therapeutic strategies in cancer treatment. An important aspect of our discussion centers on his identification of the ZFP462 protein, which plays a critical role in neurodevelopmental disorders. Dr. Bell outlines his lab's ongoing research into deciphering how this zinc finger protein interacts with enhancers to influence gene regulation in embryonic stem cells and its potential connection to specific diseases. This leads to an engaging dialogue about the relationship between 3D genome organization and epigenetic regulation, focusing on how disruptions in chromatin architecture may affect gene expression. Towards the end of our conversation, we touch upon the emerging potential of AI in epigenetic research, exploring how advances in technology could facilitate the screening of small molecules targeted at chromatin-modifying complexes. Dr. Bell offers a forward-looking perspective on the future applications of this research, revealing his aspirations for therapeutic developments based on his findings. References Bell, O., Wirbelauer, C., Hild, M., Scharf, A. N., Schwaiger, M., MacAlpine, D. M., Zilbermann, F., van Leeuwen, F., Bell, S. P., Imhof, A., Garza, D., Peters, A. H., & Schübeler, D. (2007). Localized H3K36 methylation states define histone H4K16 acetylation during transcriptional elongation in Drosophila. The EMBO journal, 26(24), 4974–4984. https://doi.org/10.1038/sj.emboj.7601926 Hathaway, N. A., Bell, O., Hodges, C., Miller, E. L., Neel, D. S., & Crabtree, G. R. (2012). Dynamics and memory of heterochromatin in living cells. Cell, 149(7), 1447–1460. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2012.03.052 Moussa, H. F., Bsteh, D., Yelagandula, R., Pribitzer, C., Stecher, K., Bartalska, K., Michetti, L., Wang, J., Zepeda-Martinez, J. A., Elling, U., Stuckey, J. I., James, L. I., Frye, S. V., & Bell, O. (2019). Canonical PRC1 controls sequence-independent propagation of Polycomb-mediated gene silencing. Nature communications, 10(1), 1931. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-019-09628-6 Yelagandula, R., Stecher, K., Novatchkova, M. et al. ZFP462 safeguards neural lineage specification by targeting G9A/GLP-mediated heterochromatin to silence enhancers. Nat Cell Biol 25, 42–55 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41556-022-01051-2 Bsteh, D., Moussa, H.F., Michlits, G. et al. Loss of cohesin regulator PDS5A reveals repressive role of Polycomb loops. Nat Commun 14, 8160 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-023-43869-w Related Episodes Effects of DNA Methylation on Chromatin Structure and Transcription (Dirk Schübeler) Polycomb Proteins, Gene Regulation, and Genome Organization in Drosophila (Giacomo Cavalli) Transcription and Polycomb in Inheritance and Disease (Danny Reinberg) Contact Epigenetics Podcast on Mastodon Epigenetics Podcast on Bluesky Dr. Stefan Dillinger on LinkedIn Active Motif on LinkedIn Active Motif on Bluesky Email: podcast@activemotif.com

Lars Elling er kjent for sitt narrative semifigurative maleriske uttrykk som kan minne om stillbilder fra en film. Han er også en kritikerrost forfatter, og du har sett ham i rollen som dommer i Portrettmesterskapet på NRK. Kunsthistoriker og programleder i Kunstpodden, Cecilie Tyri Holt har møtt ham for en prat om triumf og tragedie, David Bowie, utvikling av et kunstnerskap – og nærheten mellom det groteske og det vakre.

Matt 14, 22-33

Han gav sine tjenere hver sin skatt. To forvaltet den og tjente mer og én var redd og gravde den ned. Vi bruker Jesus sin lignelse om talentene fra Matt 25,14-30 som en linse for å se på historien til IMI-kirken, en historie om mange enkeltmennesker som har forvaltet sine talenter og levde for noe større enn seg selv.Kirken er til for andre, ikke et hus, men en bevegelse.

Hun ga to små mynter. Jesus kalte det mest av alle. Midt i en verden der penger lover trygghet og hvisker «bare litt til», avslører Jesus hva som bor i hjertene våre. Dette er en tale om penger, makt og den radikale friheten som finnes i å stole mer på Gud enn på oss selv.Bibelreferanser: Markus 12,41–44 og Matteus 6,21 og 24.

Norge har for første gang en film som er med å prege Oscaren. Husker da Elling kom, så var det stor ståhei for en nominasjon, og nå kommer "Affeksjonsverdi" og bare dunker til med 9 nominasjoner. Og så fikk pinadø "Den Onde Stesøsteren" en også. Den vant jo en pris på Golden Globe, men der er jo det kuleste at hun som ledet utdelingen, for andre år på rad, er Nikki Glaser. SOM HAR VÆRT GJEST PÅ SKAMFRELST!!! Som er helt sinnssykt. Hun er jo blitt gigantisk, mye på grunn av den episoden, og er blitt en av de store der borte. Ble også veldig skuffet over hvem som fikk Golden Globe for beste standup og hvem som ble nominert. Store navn med middels til greie show. Og geniale Ricky Gervais, som har laget to av de beste komiseriene gjennom tidene og MYE mer - har jo mistet det på standupen. I mitt syn. Har ikke klart å lide meg gjennom de to siste showene hans. Og HAN vant?! Ikke at de andre i den kategorien er noe annet enn store stjerner. Veldig skuff. Og så snakker jeg litt om backlashen jeg har fått på facebook den siste tiden av rabiate rasiser. Anbefaler å følge meg på facebook. Om det så bare er for kommentarfeltet så er det verdt det!Her er episoden med Nikki Glaser: https://podcasts.apple.com/no/podcast/ep-318-skamfrelst-med-nikki-glaser/id1448938328?i=1000605687253&l=nbMasse nye ekstrashow med "Tenker Tanker" er lagt ut i Bergen, så sjekk det ut her: https://www.ticketmaster.no/artist/christoffer-schjelderup-billetter/983426 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With saunas bring all the rage right now, I had to bring Courtney Elling on the podcast to talk about her mobile sauna business and the benefits of sauna. I gained so much from this episode and it was so interesting to learn about these Nordic countries and how sauna is a way of life for them. I recently have began using the sauna more and more and I am so obsessed. The health benefits are undeniable, but the way it makes me feel instantly is why I have been incorporating it into my lifestyle several days a week. The concept of a mobile sauna is genius and I only forsee them coming to more and more cities around the U.S. Search around to see if there is one in your area and plug into the sauna community. To learn more about Courtney and her business, click her links below. InstagramWebsite Support the showAs always thank you for listening to the podcast! My website is the BEST place to purchase your next itinerary or concierge guide, shop my links, or listen to more episodes of Indulge & Explore. Don't forget to follow along with me on Instagram for great travel content!Leave a review and in the meantime keep indulging and exploring!

Kurt Elling returns for a wide-ranging conversation about vocation, gratitude, and what it means to be in service of the music. Elling first appeared on The Third Story nearly ten years ago, already one of the most celebrated singers of his generation and still deeply focused on what he calls "the work I haven't done yet." Since then, he has moved from New York back to his native Chicago, launched major projects like SuperBlue with Charlie Hunter and members of Butcher Brown, recorded intimate small-group albums in the Wildflowers series of recordings, started his Big Shoulders record label, and continued his "poetic practice" of adding new lyrics to instrumental works by artists such as Wayne Shorter and Jaco Pastorius. The immediate occasion for this reunion, however, is something entirely new: Elling is currently appearing on Broadway in Hadestown, playing the role of Hermes. Recorded in an apartment on the Upper West Side during his Broadway run, the conversation moves fluidly between jazz clubs and civic life. Elling speaks candidly about depression, aging, discipline, politics, and the moral responsibility of artists in unsettled times. Throughout, he returns to a central idea: the artist's job is not ego or display, but manifestation — to channel the song so something healing can happen in the room. www.third-story.com www.leosidran.substack.com www.wbgo.org/podcast/the-third-story

Fra bedehusets røtter til et landsdekkende bønnens år: Gud kaller sitt folk tilbake til det enkle og kraftfulle.Jesus river ned det som stenger for bønn – slik at de fattige i ånd, tro og håp igjen får plass.Dette er ikke et år for ekspertene, men for vanlige mennesker som vil leve for noe større enn seg selv.Bibelreferanser: Matt 21:12–13 og Joh 5:19

Maria fikk besøk av engelen Gabriel, og hun takket ja til en invitasjon. Hva skjedde i tida etterpå? Blir livet alltid lyst og lett når man har hatt en erfaring med Gud? Hvordan lever vi i spennet mellom det daglige livet og det vi venter på?Bibelreferanser: Luk 1,26-38; Jes 57,15

Mange venter på noe: en forandring, et svar, en ny start. Noen ganger blir ventingen så lang at den kjennes som en dyp lengsel. Denne fortellingen handler om å bli sett og husket, også når det føles stille og tomt. Noe – eller noen – ønsker å komme nær.Bibelreferanser: Luk 1, 5-80

Høstens høydepunkt! Hør historier om det Gud gjør i enkeltmenneskers liv. Her får du høre fra livet til Emma Mariell, David, Markus, Alida, Torleiv, Carina, Even og Trond - gled deg!

Har du noen gang kjent på fristelsen til å «feige litt ut» når muligheter til å dele tro oppstår? Det er tid for å velge frimodighet, og ikke skamme seg over evangeliet, men heller dele det med andre. Det er tross alt Guds kraft til frelse. Romerne 1,1-17, Lukas 9,23-27, Johannes 14,6, Johannes 21,15-17, 1.Korinterne 1,18.

Dette er vårt skift i kirkehistorien, det er vi som er bakkemannskapet. Hva betyr det for oss å være våkne og lene oss inn i det som Gud gjør NÅ? Hva betyr det å følge etter Jesus nå?Bibelreferanser: Ordspråkene 8, 34-35, Matteus 28:18-20, Matteus 9, 35-38 

Midt i et hav av stemmer og meninger lengter vi etter noen som virkelig viser vei.Gud kaller oss tilbake til Ordet – til stemmen som leder til liv. Men tør vi la den stemmen få siste ordet? Bibelreferanser: Matt 9:35-38, Esekiel 34, Joh 10:11, Heb 12 og Apgj 8:30-31. 

Today we dive into another special interview series edition of Awakening: The Podcast. In this episode, Jennifer Elling - nutritional guide, shares how an Oracle message from our Radical Abundance in Radical Times book brought her new clarity about what living in ease & abundance really means. Join us as we cover: *How nutritional choices affect how much ease & abundance you have in your life (!) *Food as healing medicine *Food as dis-ease creator *Radical Abundance in Radical Times: The Oracle led to an epiphany about what organic nutrition really does for us as humans *Returning to her roots *Why growing your own food doesn't necessarily equal organic nutrition *The difference between "eating clean" and actual nourishing, healing organic nutrition for the body *Jennifer's favorite superfoods for creating more ease & abundance in life *The difference between supplements and organic whole foods *Dr. Kristian's favorite superfood right now for nervous system regulation and glowing skin *How to Glow in your 40s, 50s, 60s & beyond *If your Soul mission includes food as medicine - join Jennifer! It has become Jennifer Elling's mission to help others who are open to the concept of food as healing medicine or a culprit for dis-ease in the body. She enjoys sharing what she's learned so others don't make the same mistakes she did! You can reach Jennifer via IG @jenniferelling1 or LinkedIn via https://www.linkedin.com/in/jelling111/ or email her: jenniferelling@protonmail.com *You can view and order the superfoods discussed today here: https://link.sharepurium.com/LRAV (Order $250 or more and shipping is only $1.95!) *If you're interested in increasing your abundance, here's the link for more information about the Purium Brand Partner opportunity with Jennifer: https://puriumenrollment.com/Home?giftcard=healthjje *For more from Dr. Kristian including free transmissions, meditations & high-vibe recipes - visit: https://sacred-spirituality.org/

I keep an eye on this girl. She makes this happen. As a college athlete, mom and wine brand manager, Monika is always "shaking the tree."I am inspisred by her tenacity and I am impressed with her no-nonsense approach to branding wine. Monika Elling doesn't just swirl her wine—she stirs the conversation and upends what you thought you knew about what's in your glass (and your grocery cart). She brings both a sharp palate and a sharper intellect to Wine Talks, joining Paul Kalemkiarian for an episode that pulls no punches on food, drink, and health. You'll plunge into topics most winemakers and marketers avoid, like the disquieting truth that Americans are less healthy than ever before and what's really behind those glossy ‘healthy' labels in the supermarket aisles. Monika, part nutritionist, part entrepreneur, and always a provocateur, shares her journey from understanding food as fuel for athletes to scrutinizing every hidden ingredient in products she once trusted. Expect to learn why military-aged youth are falling short of basic health standards, what's lurking behind the flavor in your favorite Gatorade and even your salt, and how family, convenience, and industrial-scale food have conspired to compromise our collective well-being. The conversation travels from the origins of breakfast cereal to government-mandated food pyramids, the controversial rise of GMOs, and the labyrinthine world of non-alcoholic wine—pulling back the curtain on marketing hype and voluntary misinformation. You'll get the inside scoop on how Prosecco can be reinvented for health-conscious palates and why nutritional labels on vino might become a movement, not just a curiosity. If you've ever wondered how to really eat—and drink—for wellness in a sea of modern confusion, or if you're curious how industry insiders are fighting back against processed “sugar bombs” in wine and food, listen in. By the end, you'll come away not just with a new understanding of wine, but with the intellectual tools to decode what's really going into your body, one label at a time.   ✅ Are we really eating and drinking ourselves into a health crisis? ✅ Monika Elling joins Paul Kalemkiarian on Wine Talks podcast to unravel the hidden dangers in today's food and beverage world. ✅ With her deep expertise in nutrition and decades in the beverage alcohol industry, Monika exposes what's changed in our food, why our health is suffering, and how smart choices in wine—like her new zero-sugar Prosecco—can make a difference. ✅ Want to know what's REALLY in your glass and on your plate? Listen to this episode and discover the surprising truth!