Podcasts about elving

När en känd kriminell slutar ringa sin son godnatt, förstår utredaren Bosse Åström att något allvarligt har hänt. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. – Min chef ringde mig och sa att jag vet att du är uthållig och att du är noga men nu är jag så jävla nedringd av journalister här så du får 24 timmar på dig, säger Bosse Åström. En augustikväll 1993 lägger en båt tyst ut från bryggan vid ett sommarstugeområde. Personerna i båten är i färd med att försöka sopa igen spåren efter ett grovt brott. Ett brott som de så när ska komma undan med.Allt börjar med att en kvinna letar efter sin man på polishuset i Solna. Mannen heter Elving och är en ökänd kriminell. Men han är inte fängslad, han har försvunnit.Det som får polisen att misstänka att något allvarligt har hänt, är att Elving slutat ringa sonen om kvällarna.Kampen mot klockanI det här avsnittet av Brottsutredarna med reporter Sigrid Edsenius får du höra om ett av de mest svårlösta fallen i Bosse Åströms långa karriär. Han är en av Sveriges främsta utredare, men det fanns nästan inga spår att följa för att hitta Elving. Ändå lyckades han under stor tidspress att lösa mordgåtan som slutade på botten av en sjö för 30 år sedan. Producent: Steffen RenklintSlutmix: Björn NitzlerProgrammet är gjort 2025.

In a wide-ranging conversation with Michael Krasny, NPR Senior Editor and Correspondent Ron Elving provided insightful political analysis of the upcoming elections. The discussion began with an examination of polling efficacy and the impact of absentee ballots before delving into the roles of race and gender in the presidential race.The conversation explored campaign tactics, including discussions of Trump being labeled a fascist and his characterization of the U.S. as a "garbage can." Elving and Krasny also addressed concerns about foreign interference and controversial NFL advertisements targeting Harris on gender issues.Notable topics included the surprising absence of climate change as a major campaign issue, the continuing impact of the Dobbs decision, and the GOP's strategy of shifting abortion rights to state control.The dialogue also covered economic concerns and inflation's influence on voters. The episode concluded with a comprehensive analysis of Trump's legal challenges, key legislative races, campaign finance, and the influence of celebrity endorsements on voters. A great overview!

In this engaging episode of the Making Ripples podcast, we sit down with Pernilla Elving, a remarkable individual whose life has been deeply intertwined with animals. From her childhood on a small farm surrounded by sheep, cows, and horses to her evolution into a Centered Riding instructor and positive reinforcement trainer, Pernilla's journey is a testament to the power of compassion, patience, and understanding in animal training. Pernilla shares her story of how an unruly horse named Rockefeller became a lifelong companion and a catalyst for her pursuit of gentler training methods. Her journey didn't stop there; she continued to expand her expertise through formal education, earning degrees in sociology and human behavior, and delving into animal behavior through university studies and hands-on experience. Throughout the conversation, Pernilla provides valuable insights into the importance of building trust with animals, drawing from her experience with a young, injured horse named Carizma, who was once labeled "dangerous" by veterinarians. Her commitment to understanding and improving animal welfare is evident in every story she shares. Listeners will also learn about Pernilla's current endeavors, including her involvement with the Animal Training Academy and her continued education in scentwork for horses and the Horse Trainer Year program.  Whether you're an animal lover, a trainer, or simply curious about the intricacies of behavior, this episode with Pernilla Elving is filled with heartfelt stories, educational insights, and a deep appreciation for the human-animal connection. Link to where people can get in touch https://www.instagram.com/vaderstadskattegard/ https://www.facebook.com/centreradridning https://skattegarden.n.nu/ pernilla.elving@telia.com  

On this episode, Alicia Elving of MotoLady joins Liane to talk about MotoLady, what that is all about and other adventures including a  very close call! Think Bike is powered by: MOTO CANADA- Let's Ride Canada WideWebsite: ab-amss.orgEmail: liane@ab-amss.orgGuest: Alicia Elving, Owner, MotoLadyWebsite: https://themotolady.com/Email: alicia@themotolady.com

Omkring tre veckor har gått sedan ryska styrkor lämnade den Ukrainska staden Cherson. Hör Sveriges Radios korrespondent Lubna El-Shanti som har varit på plats och pratat med invånare. Medverkande: Lubna El-Shanti, Ukrainakorrespondent på Sveriges Radio och Jörgen Elving, militärstrateg och tidigare yrkesmilitär.Programledare: Mikael KulleSändes i P1 Morgon 1 december 2022.

Intet annet enn en sprell levende legende! Usedvanlig hyggelig å bli bedre kjent med en så jordnær og hyggelig mann. Ikke rart alle liker ham og alle historiene, ja det føles faktisk som at bare ved å være tilstede der han er så er man med å se historien utfolde seg. Ikke er han bare kjent med veier og områder de færreste av oss har vært. Lokal kunskap og respekt for menneskene han møter underveis, her har vi mye å lære. Hør historien om den legendariske Elving Solli - fortid og fremtid! Jeg får ikke lagt ved GPX til Pizzan i Ivarsby, men her er telefonnummeret;+47 48894684 Bli min Patreon ved å gå inn på linken herhttps://www.patreon.com/rallynor OTC - Offroad Touring Clubwww.otc-mc.org     Thanks to our monthly supporters Roar Harlem Daniel Bjorklund Kai Ingvald Flateland Lars Bakke Knut Holte Tore K Farsund knut aage sandnes dag tore haugen Pettersen Vegar Hans Kristian Helge Kittilsen Andreas R-Olsen Jonas Fritsch Hallstein Mala Andreas Jan Erik Skogstad Einar Edvardsen Peter Solnør Bent Grønberg Lars Sveum Trond Erik Kurt Pettersen Robert Sandberg Espen Krumsvik wilhelm våge Ole Fredrik Myrhaug Eirik Isfeldt Kristian Stranden Kim Morbech Eirik Gylder Smestad Kenneth Skarbø Per Egil Oppegård Olav Kant Rune André Sveen Espen Mørk Bjørn Inge Karlsen Jan Reed Thomas Trandokken Frank Annar Ruud-Johansen Morten Nordli Ruben Furseth Thor Holm-Ellefsen Rune Kirkebø Frode Johansen

More justices doesn't mean more justice. In this episode of Chapel Phil, Max Hazerjian tours the history of the US Supreme Court to examine when and how it can be expanded. After historical framing, Max argues that many other methods of court reform could be superior political and constitutional alternatives -- listen to find out why! Citations: All music in this episode is the property of Epidemic Sound. Berman, Russell. “Republicans Abandon the Filibuster to Save Neil Gorsuch.” The Atlantic, April 6, 2017. https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2017/04/republicans-nuke-the-filibuster-tosave-neil-gorsuch/522156/. Buchanan, Mary Jo. “The Need for Supreme Court Term Limits.” Center for American Progress (blog), August 3, 2020. https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/courts/reports/2020/08/03/488518/need-supreme-courtterm-limits/. Burns, James MacGregor. Packing the Court: The Rise of Judicial Power and the Coming Crisis of the Supreme Court. New York City, New York: The Penguin Press, 2009. Elving, Ron. “What Happened With Merrick Garland in 2016 and Why It Matters Now.” National Public Radio. June 29, 2018. https://www.npr.org/2018/06/29/624467256/what-happened-withmerrick-garland-in-2016-and-why-it-matters-now. Emery Jr., C. Eugene. “In Context: The ‘Biden Rule’ on Supreme Court Nominations in an Election Year.” PolitiFact. March 17, 2016. https://www.politifact.com/article/2016/mar/17/contextbiden-rule-supreme-court-nominations/. Hemel, Daniel. “Court-Packing Is a Dreadful Option. Biden Shouldn’t Rule It out.” Washington Post, October 12, 2020. http://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2020/10/12/court-packing-bidenthreat-supreme/. Hodge, Maria L. Review of The Feasibility of “Rotating” Supreme Court Justices, by Tim Zubizarreta. JURIST, July 1, 2019. https://www.jurist.org/commentary/2019/07/maria-hodgerotating-justices/. Sprunt, Barbara. “Biden Campaign Continues to Deflect on Court-Packing.” National Public Radio. October 11, 2020. https://www.npr.org/2020/10/11/922806310/biden-campaign-continues-todeflect-on-court-packing. Stephenson, Jr., D. Grier, ed. An Essential Safeguard: Essays on the United States Supreme Court and Its Justices. Contributions in Legal Studies 63. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 1991. Ballotpedia. “United States Court Reorganization Legislation,” n.d. https://ballotpedia.org/United_States_court_reorganization_legislation#:~:text=The%20Eighth% 20and%20Ninth%20Circuits,new%20states%20to%20the%20Union.&text=This%20Act%20als o%20rearranged%20the,to%20support%20the%20circuit%20court.

Literary Month continues this week as Julia, Thom, and Anthony discuss the 2016 movie, The Christmas Project, based on Matthew Buckley's books Chickens in the Headlights and Bullies in the Headlights. Is this movie anything more than a weak attempt at trying to replicate what A Christmas Story did in 1983 in a much more juvenile fashion, or is there actually merit to this 80's set story about "elving"? Settle in with a steaming cup of hot chocolate and find out, and get excited because we are officially less than 100 days until Christmas!

Hoy estamos con José Padilla, quien trabajó con nosotros en ML Studio, desde que estaba en High School, y ahora junto a Giovanni, y Elving es uno de los fundadores de Blimp. Esta conversación a mi me gustó mucho porque un buen pedazo de la trayectoria de José, fue conmigo y mi hermano, y esta super cool poder verla de otra perspectiva. Aquí les dejo el enlace al evento de Ricardo Alcocer Me pidieron que les dejara el nombre y banda de la canción, así que voy a hacer un punto de añadirla aquí todos los episodios. Artista: Juan Pablo Díaz Disco: Díaz Canción: Día a día Subscríbete a el podcast en iTunes y en otras plataformas de podcasts.

Hoy estamos con José Padilla, quien trabajó con nosotros en ML Studio, desde que estaba en High School, y ahora junto a Giovanni, y Elving es uno de los fundadores de Blimp. Esta conversación a mi me gustó mucho porque un buen pedazo de la trayectoria de José, fue conmigo y mi hermano, y esta super cool poder verla de otra perspectiva. Aquí les dejo el enlace al evento de Ricardo Alcocer Me pidieron que les dejara el nombre y banda de la canción, así que voy a hacer un punto de añadirla aquí todos los episodios. Artista: Juan Pablo Díaz Disco: Díaz Canción: Día a día Subscríbete a el podcast en iTunes y en otras plataformas de podcasts.