Podcasts about Emilija

#ConnectLife - der Podcast von A1

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 14, 2021 32:27

Judita Vaičiūnaitė. „Dialogai su Emilija“. Režisierius Jonas Vaitkus, kompozitorė Jurgita Mieželytė. Vaidina Viktorija Kuodytė, Saulius Balandis. Garso režisierė Sonata Jadevičienė. 2007 m.

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3. Lehre bei A1: Nico und Emilija über ihre Berufe mit Zukunft

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 3, 2021 20:05

E-Commerce-Kaufmann und Elektronikerin – beides sind Lehrberufe bei A1. Was macht man da? Was muss man dafür können? Wie war das Bewerbungsgespräch – auch in Zeiten von Corona? Und welche Lehrberufe gibt es noch bei A1? Das alles und mehr erfahrt ihr von Nico und Emilija. Sie sind Lehrlinge bei A1 und zu Gast in dieser Folge von #ConnectLife – dem Podcast von A1. Außerdem hört ihr von Britta Schindler, Head of People & Change bei A1, welche Benefits A1 seinen Lehrlingen bietet und, dass man hier Berufe lernt, die Zukunft haben. Viel Spaß!

Mamos be dramos su Vaiva Juškiene ir Emilija Malinauskaite. Kada laikas į mokyklą?

Mamos be dramos

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 19, 2020 77:02

Pokalbis apie tai, koks amžius išeiti į mokyklą yra tinkamiausias. O gal nėra tinkamiausio amžiaus, o tik tinkamiausios aplinkybės? Apie tai kalba Vilniaus kolegijos pedagogikos fakulteto dekanė ir Karalienės Mortos mokyklos priešmokyklinukų mokytoja Emilija Malinauskaitė.

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Emilija Stojmenova Duh

Sopotnik

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 14, 2020 38:17

Dr. Emilija Stojmenova Duh, docentka na fakulteti za elektrotehniko v Ljubljani, je zaposlena v laboratoriju za telekomunikacije. Pri svojih projektih povezuje znanost in gospodarstvo, za odličnost v komuniciranju je lani prejela priznanje Prometej znanosti.

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Šta posle uglja? (ft. Emilija Gnjatović)

EkoPod

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 24, 2020 70:49

Znamo da ne možemo doveka živeti na uglju, ali koje su druge opcije? Jesu li išta bolje? O ovim pitanjima razgovaramo sa Emilijom Gnjatović, inženjerom zaštite životne sredine i članom EkoBlog redakcije. Linkovi za dalje čitanje najavljeni u epizodi: EkoBlog - kategorija Energija: http://ekoblog.info/category/energija/ Dan bez automobila: http://ekoblog.info/car-free-day-2020/ Britaniji dosadio ugalj: http://ekoblog.info/britaniji-dosadio-ugalj/ Solarni paneli koji se okreću ka Suncu: https://www.newscientist.com/article/2245180-two-sided-solar-panels-that-track-the-sun-produce-a-third-more-energy/ EkoKon: http://ekokon.ekogeneza.org/

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Radijo teatras. Poetinė drama „Dialogai su Emilija“

Homo cultus. Istoriko teritorija

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 5, 2020 32:24

Judita Vaičiūnaitė. Poetinė drama „Dialogai su Emilija“. Režisierius Jonas Vaitkus. Vaidina aktoriai : Viktorija Kuodytė ir Saulius Balandis. Muziką sukūrė Jurga Mieželytė. Garso režisierė Sonata Jadevičienė. 2007 m. įrašas.

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Homo cultus. Istoriko teritorija. Vienos moters gyvenimo dienoraštis

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 17, 2020 46:27

Šios dienos pokalbio tema – moters, gyvenusios Biržų krašte ir 73 metus rašiusios dienoraštį, pasakojimas apie save ir ją supantį pasaulį. Pastarasis dienoraštis virto knyga „Emilijos dienoraštis: 1942-2015 m. Vienos epochos liudijimas”. Kiek mes žinome moterų balsų, pasakojančių apie gyvenimą Lietuvoje kraštutinumų amžiuje? Kaip Emilijos pasakojimas suskamba tokių balsų kontekste? Ką mums pasakoja dienoraščio puslapiuose Emilija ir kaip mes jos istorijas šiandien interpretuojame? Kaip šis tekstas atspindi ne tik XX amžių, jame gyvenusį žmogų, bet ir mus, jį skaitančiuosiusŠiuos ir kitus klausimus šiandien aptarsime su „Istoriko teritorijos“ viešnia – Vilniaus universiteto Istorijos fakulteto dėstytoja dr. Akvile Naudžiūniene. Ved. Aurimas Švedas

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Amorphophallus – Rossella Biscotti

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 21, 2020 24:49

With the third Symposium "Women on Earth" we were seeking to understand the relations between feminism and species coexistence. The issue of nature—and of all that is naturalized or deemed unnatural by hegemonic discourses and policy—is of particular importance to gender issues, as is science. But a scientific and technical approach to the climate emergency cannot be accurate without taking into consideration how gender, racial, and economic violence foster our emergent ecocides, nor by how women—often poor and Indigenous women—are overwhelmingly at the forefront of this violence as the very first recipients of. What kind of political and cultural transformation must occur to make these entanglements obvious and of vital concern? How to counter this violence in all its manifold forms?Our guests were: Rossella Biscotti, Neha Choksi, Ingela Ihrman, Institute of Queer Ecology, Sophie Jung, Lysann König, Thomas Lempertz, Agnes Meyer-Brandis, New Mineral Collective (Tanya Busse and Emilija Škarnulytė), Katrin Niedermeier, Heather Phillipson, Mathilde Rosier, Lena Maria Thüring.In this episode artist Rossella Biscotti presents her body of works dealing with ancient storytelling and both biological and psychological phenomena like growth and resilience.Artist Rossella Biscotti's (born in Molfetta, Italy, lives and works in Brussels and Rotterdam) artistic oeuvre encompasses videos, photographs and sculptural work. She uses montage as a gesture to reveal individual narratives and their relation to society. In her cross-media practice, cutting across filmmaking, performance and sculpture, she explores and reconstructs obscured moments from recent times, often against the backdrop of state institutions. In the process of composing her personal encounters and oral interrogations into new stories, the site of investigation tends to leave its mark on her sculptures and installations. By examining the relevance of the recovered material from a contemporary perspective, Biscotti sensibly weaves a link to the present.

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Amorphophallus

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 21, 2020 24:49

With the third Symposium "Women on Earth" we were seeking to understand the relations between feminism and species coexistence. The issue of nature—and of all that is naturalized or deemed unnatural by hegemonic discourses and policy—is of particular importance to gender issues, as is science. But a scientific and technical approach to the climate emergency cannot be accurate without taking into consideration how gender, racial, and economic violence foster our emergent ecocides, nor by how women—often poor and Indigenous women—are overwhelmingly at the forefront of this violence as the very first recipients of. What kind of political and cultural transformation must occur to make these entanglements obvious and of vital concern? How to counter this violence in all its manifold forms? Our guests were: Rossella Biscotti, Neha Choksi, Ingela Ihrman, Institute of Queer Ecology, Sophie Jung, Lysann König, Thomas Lempertz, Agnes Meyer-Brandis, New Mineral Collective (Tanya Busse and Emilija Škarnulytė), Katrin Niedermeier, Heather Phillipson, Mathilde Rosier, Lena Maria Thüring. In this episode artist Rossella Biscotti presents her body of works dealing with ancient storytelling and both biological and psychological phenomena like growth and resilience. Artist Rossella Biscotti’s (born in Molfetta, Italy, lives and works in Brussels and Rotterdam) artistic oeuvre encompasses videos, photographs and sculptural work. She uses montage as a gesture to reveal individual narratives and their relation to society. In her cross-media practice, cutting across filmmaking, performance and sculpture, she explores and reconstructs obscured moments from recent times, often against the backdrop of state institutions. In the process of composing her personal encounters and oral interrogations into new stories, the site of investigation tends to leave its mark on her sculptures and installations. By examining the relevance of the recovered material from a contemporary perspective, Biscotti sensibly weaves a link to the present.

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Violence – Neha Choksi, Sophie Jung and Tanya Busse, Emilija Škarnulytė

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 14, 2020 35:58

With the third Symposium "Women on Earth" we were seeking to understand the relations between feminism and species coexistence. The issue of nature—and of all that is naturalized or deemed unnatural by hegemonic discourses and policy—is of particular importance to gender issues, as is science. But a scientific and technical approach to the climate emergency cannot be accurate without taking into consideration how gender, racial, and economic violence foster our emergent ecocides, nor by how women—often poor and Indigenous women—are overwhelmingly at the forefront of this violence as the very first recipients of. What kind of political and cultural transformation must occur to make these entanglements obvious and of vital concern? How to counter this violence in all its manifold forms?Our guests were: Rossella Biscotti, Neha Choksi, Ingela Ihrman, Institute of Queer Ecology, Sophie Jung, Lysann König, Thomas Lempertz, Agnes Meyer-Brandis, New Mineral Collective (Tanya Busse and Emilija Škarnulytė), Katrin Niedermeier, Heather Phillipson, Mathilde Rosier, Lena Maria Thüring.In this episode Neha Choksi, Sophie Jung and Tanya Busse and Emilija Škarnulytė (New Mineral Collective) are in conversation with Quinn Latimer and Chus Martínez about ways of dealing with violence and aggression both on artistic and institutional level.Artist Sophie Jung (lives in London and Basel) works across text, sculpture and performance, navigating the politics of representation and challenging the selective silencing that happens by concluding. Her focus is on disrupting dominant scripts through subversively introduced tremors. She employs humor, shame, the absurd, raw anger, rhythm and rhyme, slapstick, hardship, friendship and a constant stream of slippages. Her sculptural work consists of bodies made up of both found and haphazardly produced attributes and defines itself against the dogma of an Original Idea or a Universal Significance. Her writing is done in an intersectional-feminist spirit of écriture feminine.Artist Neha Choksi lives and works in Los Angeles and Bombay, India. Working in performance, video, installation, sculpture, and other formats, she disrupts logic by setting up poetic and absurd interventions in the lives of everything—from stone to plant, animal to self, friends to institutions. Involving a confluence of disciplines, in various formats, often collaboratively and in unconventional settings, she allows in strands of her intellectual, cultural and social contexts to revisit the entanglements of time, consciousness, and socialization.Artists Tanya Busse (born in Moncton, NB, Canada, lives in Tromsø, Norway) and Emilija Škarnulytė (born in Vilinus, Lithuania, lives in Tromsø, Norway) are New Mineral Collective (NMC), a platform that looks at contemporary landscape politics to better understand the nature and extent of human interaction with the Earth's surface. As an organism, NMC infiltrates the extractive industry with alternative forces such as desire, body mining, and acts of counter prospecting.

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Violence

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 14, 2020 35:58

With the third Symposium "Women on Earth" we were seeking to understand the relations between feminism and species coexistence. The issue of nature—and of all that is naturalized or deemed unnatural by hegemonic discourses and policy—is of particular importance to gender issues, as is science. But a scientific and technical approach to the climate emergency cannot be accurate without taking into consideration how gender, racial, and economic violence foster our emergent ecocides, nor by how women—often poor and Indigenous women—are overwhelmingly at the forefront of this violence as the very first recipients of. What kind of political and cultural transformation must occur to make these entanglements obvious and of vital concern? How to counter this violence in all its manifold forms? Our guests were: Rossella Biscotti, Neha Choksi, Ingela Ihrman, Institute of Queer Ecology, Sophie Jung, Lysann König, Thomas Lempertz, Agnes Meyer-Brandis, New Mineral Collective (Tanya Busse and Emilija Škarnulytė), Katrin Niedermeier, Heather Phillipson, Mathilde Rosier, Lena Maria Thüring. In this episode Neha Choksi, Sophie Jung and Tanya Busse and Emilija Škarnulytė (New Mineral Collective) are in conversation with Quinn Latimer and Chus Martínez about ways of dealing with violence and aggression both on artistic and institutional level. Artist Sophie Jung (lives in London and Basel) works across text, sculpture and performance, navigating the politics of representation and challenging the selective silencing that happens by concluding. Her focus is on disrupting dominant scripts through subversively introduced tremors. She employs humor, shame, the absurd, raw anger, rhythm and rhyme, slapstick, hardship, friendship and a constant stream of slippages. Her sculptural work consists of bodies made up of both found and haphazardly produced attributes and defines itself against the dogma of an Original Idea or a Universal Significance. Her writing is done in an intersectional-feminist spirit of écriture feminine. Artist Neha Choksi lives and works in Los Angeles and Bombay, India. Working in performance, video, installation, sculpture, and other formats, she disrupts logic by setting up poetic and absurd interventions in the lives of everything—from stone to plant, animal to self, friends to institutions. Involving a confluence of disciplines, in various formats, often collaboratively and in unconventional settings, she allows in strands of her intellectual, cultural and social contexts to revisit the entanglements of time, consciousness, and socialization. Artists Tanya Busse (born in Moncton, NB, Canada, lives in Tromsø, Norway) and Emilija Škarnulytė (born in Vilinus, Lithuania, lives in Tromsø, Norway) are New Mineral Collective (NMC), a platform that looks at contemporary landscape politics to better understand the nature and extent of human interaction with the Earth’s surface. As an organism, NMC infiltrates the extractive industry with alternative forces such as desire, body mining, and acts of counter prospecting.

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Counterprospective – Neha Choksi, Tanya Busse, Emilija Škarnulytė

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 7, 2020 34:24

With the third Symposium "Women on Earth" we were seeking to understand the relations between feminism and species coexistence. The issue of nature—and of all that is naturalized or deemed unnatural by hegemonic discourses and policy—is of particular importance to gender issues, as is science. But a scientific and technical approach to the climate emergency cannot be accurate without taking into consideration how gender, racial, and economic violence foster our emergent ecocides, nor by how women—often poor and Indigenous women—are overwhelmingly at the forefront of this violence as the very first recipients of. What kind of political and cultural transformation must occur to make these entanglements obvious and of vital concern? How to counter this violence in all its manifold forms?Our guests were: Rossella Biscotti, Neha Choksi, Ingela Ihrman, Institute of Queer Ecology, Sophie Jung, Lysann König, Thomas Lempertz, Agnes Meyer-Brandis, New Mineral Collective (Tanya Busse and Emilija Škarnulytė), Katrin Niedermeier, Heather Phillipson, Mathilde Rosier, Lena Maria Thüring.In this episode Neha Choksi and Tanya Busse and Emilija Škarnulytė (New Mineral Collective) are introducing their artistic practices and presenting alternative ways of engaging with environmental and social questions.Artist Neha Choksi lives and works in Los Angeles and Bombay, India. Working in performance, video, installation, sculpture, and other formats, she disrupts logic by setting up poetic and absurd interventions in the lives of everything—from stone to plant, animal to self, friends to institutions. Involving a confluence of disciplines, in various formats, often collaboratively and in unconventional settings, she allows in strands of her intellectual, cultural and social contexts to revisit the entanglements of time, consciousness, and socialization.Artists Tanya Busse (born in Moncton, NB, Canada, lives in Tromsø, Norway) and Emilija Škarnulytė (born in Vilinus, Lithuania, lives in Tromsø, Norway) are New Mineral Collective (NMC), a platform that looks at contemporary landscape politics to better understand the nature and extent of human interaction with the Earth's surface. As an organism, NMC infiltrates the extractive industry with alternative forces such as desire, body mining, and acts of counter prospecting.

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Counterprospective

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 7, 2020 34:24

With the third Symposium "Women on Earth" we were seeking to understand the relations between feminism and species coexistence. The issue of nature—and of all that is naturalized or deemed unnatural by hegemonic discourses and policy—is of particular importance to gender issues, as is science. But a scientific and technical approach to the climate emergency cannot be accurate without taking into consideration how gender, racial, and economic violence foster our emergent ecocides, nor by how women—often poor and Indigenous women—are overwhelmingly at the forefront of this violence as the very first recipients of. What kind of political and cultural transformation must occur to make these entanglements obvious and of vital concern? How to counter this violence in all its manifold forms? Our guests were: Rossella Biscotti, Neha Choksi, Ingela Ihrman, Institute of Queer Ecology, Sophie Jung, Lysann König, Thomas Lempertz, Agnes Meyer-Brandis, New Mineral Collective (Tanya Busse and Emilija Škarnulytė), Katrin Niedermeier, Heather Phillipson, Mathilde Rosier, Lena Maria Thüring. In this episode Neha Choksi and Tanya Busse and Emilija Škarnulytė (New Mineral Collective) are introducing their artistic practices and presenting alternative ways of engaging with environmental and social questions. Artist Neha Choksi lives and works in Los Angeles and Bombay, India. Working in performance, video, installation, sculpture, and other formats, she disrupts logic by setting up poetic and absurd interventions in the lives of everything—from stone to plant, animal to self, friends to institutions. Involving a confluence of disciplines, in various formats, often collaboratively and in unconventional settings, she allows in strands of her intellectual, cultural and social contexts to revisit the entanglements of time, consciousness, and socialization. Artists Tanya Busse (born in Moncton, NB, Canada, lives in Tromsø, Norway) and Emilija Škarnulytė (born in Vilinus, Lithuania, lives in Tromsø, Norway) are New Mineral Collective (NMC), a platform that looks at contemporary landscape politics to better understand the nature and extent of human interaction with the Earth’s surface. As an organism, NMC infiltrates the extractive industry with alternative forces such as desire, body mining, and acts of counter prospecting.

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343: What art school doesn't teach you (w/ Emilija Angelovska)

Your Creative Push

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 2, 2020 57:22

Emilija Angelovska (born in Macedonia, living in the Netherlands) is an artist, educator, and change agent. She is fascinated with the popularity of community art projects and does a deep dive into creative communities in her Back to the Drawing Board podcast. Emilija has shown her work in galleries in Amsterdam, Calgary and Edmonton, Alongside her artistic and research practice she holds professional experience from the Smithsonian Institution and Canada's Sports Hall of Fame. In 2016 she was the recipient of the Kathleen & Russell Lane Canadian Art Award. Full shownotes: http://yourcreativepush.com/343 In this episode, Emilija discusses: -How she started her podcast as a result of having lost her creative community and wanting to make a new one. -The ways that community informs the individual and the individual informs the community. -Her advice for anyone looking to build a creative community. -How art and life are so closely intertwined. -The importance of surrounding yourself with individuals who might challenge your worldviews and experiences. -The elitism of art galleries. -How to create for the sake of creating. -What she has learned from the people that she has interviewed on her podcast. -Seeing teachers and professors as peers with individual opinions and tastes. -Why it is crucial to have diverse individuals in your creative community. -The symptom of quantity over quality caused by social media. -Learning to not take what other people say about her work too seriously. -Why adults should always be learning and exploring. -The importance of sometimes doing absolutely nothing. -Her love of books and why it’s fun to wreck them. Emilija's Final Push will remind you to keep learning, exploring and creating! Quotes: “Living a creative life is often times a lonely activity.” “It’s very difficult to learn anything or to go anywhere if you are only communicating with people that have the same types of beliefs as yourself.” “Whether you get bored and a new idea comes up or you are completely exhausted and your body simply needs time to settle, those moments of just doing nothing are really important.” Links mentioned: Back to the Drawing Board Podcast things that art school did not teach me Emilja's Bookshelf Connect with Emilija: Website / Podcast On the next episode: Daniel José Older : Website / Twitter Join the discussion in the Facebook group!

Emilija Stojmenova Duh

Strašno hudi

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 4, 2020 21:00

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Thinking Out Loud, Philosophical Thoughts into the Practice of Drawing

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 20, 2020 32:54

It's time for another solo episode and in this one I share with you some of my thoughts that I formulated in an essay for my philosophy class last semester. But don't let that scary you away! I explain everything, even for people that don't have a philosophy background. The theme: the practice of drawing can bring art back into balance. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com Watch FREE classes on Creative Live: https://bit.ly/2qAFhde

Raising Awareness for Mental Illness, A Different Type of Learning, with Beautiful DIstress

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 6, 2020 25:50

What can art contribute to the mental health conversation? In this episode I sat down with Fleur Kuypers, project manager of Beautiful Distress, a foundation striving to create awareness and acceptance in society for the mentally ill. In this episode we talk about how art makes heavy topics approachable, and what conclusions we come to if we approach this field through art. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com Thank you to Podcorn for sponsoring this episode. Start monetizing your podcast or finding the right niche for your brand by signing up here: https://podcorn.com/podcasters/

Gimtoji žemė. Pieno ūkio šeimininkai nepasiduoda sunkumams.

Gimtoji žemė

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 1, 2020 21:00

Kas teikia vilties gyvulininkystės ūkio šeimininkui Mariui Dubickui, kuris kartu su tėvais Šakių rajone Griškabūdyje puoselėja nemažą pieno ūkį. Kaip nekenkiant gamtai apsiginti nuo pelėnų, kuriems ypač rūpi soduose saugomas metų derlius? Apie pelėnus, jų daromą žalą ir gamtos saugojimą kalbės Gamtos tyrimų centro Žinduolių ekologijos laboratorijos vadovas Linas Balčiauskas ir Vilniaus rajono sodininkai Emilija ir Stasys Liutkevičiai. Ved. Rūta Katkevičienė.

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10–12. Kvepiantis pokalbis su Emilija Taletaite.

10–12

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 26, 2019 104:36

Pokalbis su dvyliktoke Emilija Taletaite, kuri baigiamaisiais mokyklos metais išleido desertų su eteriniais aliejais knygą. Ciklo „Keturi milijonai“ interviu – su 97-erių Stasiu Kasparu iš Londono. Ved. Giedrė Čiužaitė.

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Atletė Emilija Tučiūte: apie ledo ritulį, discipliną ir planus žaisti Lietuvos moterų ledo ritulio rinktinėje

BreakingFit podcastas

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 20, 2019 34:47

Šiandien, šiame prieš šventiniame epizode prie puodelio arbatos kartu su Monika kalbiname vos 13 metų turinčią, bet itin perspektyvią ledo ritulio žaidėją Lietuvoje Emiliją Tučiūtę. Ši jauna mergina stebina ne tik savo branda, disciplina, bet ir yra tikras įkvėpimas visiems jauniems ir vyresniems žmonėms, kaip siekti užsibrėžtų tikslų. Tam, kad išugdytų kuo geresnius įgūdžius, Emilija treniruojasi su vaikinų ir moterų komandomis, o negalėdama sudalyvauti treniruotėse savo kūną lavina sportuodama individualiai. Puikūs rezultatai moksluose ir sporte, išankstinės derybos dėl moterų rinktinės verčia manyti, jog kalbame su nauja ne tik Lietuvos, bet galbūt ir pasaulio žvaigžde. Taigi, kviečiu paklausyti šio mūsų pokalbio.

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The Moluccan Community, Art as a Way of Communication, with Juul Sadee

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 9, 2019 34:54

I sat down with artist Juul Sadee for this episode, to learn more about the Moluccan community and their history, Sadee's interest in working with the group and how the medium of art can open up a conversation. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com Shop BOGO 50% off holiday cards at the MET store: https://bit.ly/2OEc8Go

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Tactility in a Digital World, Print with Uppercase

Beyond the Present Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 11, 2019 27:19

For this episode I sit down with Janine Vangool, the publisher, editor and designer at Uppercase, which publishes books and magazines to spark the imagination and inspire creativity.We talk about publishing in a digital world, paying attention to details, and her love for everything vintage. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com Join me on The Bookshelf: www.amazn.to/34ioBpg Watch FREE on-air classes on Creative Live: https://bit.ly/2qAFhde

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Pokalbiai per LRT OPUS. Emilija Aneta Kazlauskaitė, projekto „Kasetė” sumanytoja.

Pokalbiai per LRT OPUS

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 9, 2019 59:34

LRT OPUS laidos „Melomanas klauso” centre - Emilija Aneta Kazlauskaitė, projekto „Kasetė” sumanytoja. Klausėmės ne tik ypatingo Emilijos sudėlioto grojarasčio, bet ir aiškinomės projekto esmę ir prasmę, komandos misiją, Lietuvos muzikantų ir klausytojų padėtį. Laidą vedė Inga Ramoškaitė.

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#39-Resistance to medicine and the rise of the alternatives

Play Episode Listen Later May 5, 2019 46:46

Throughout the history many changes and revolutions in the field of medicine have led to the creation of new approaches to the subject and many patients have benefited from various types of therapies and healing; however, modern medicine has stood against the former approaches and labeled them unscientific, but is the scientific community right about this? In this episode of Beyond the Present Podcast Daniel and Pouya join Emilija to discuss the shortcomings of modern medicine and criticize alternative medicine for those who might opt for the latter. Medical error is one of the causes of death in the United States as well as the rest of the world and if you are concerned whether you should trust your doctor or not then you owe it to yourself to listen to this episode!

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S01, E09: Emilija Saxe

Young Entertainment Professionals

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 16, 2019 34:52

As Director of Strategy at Made In Network, Emilija Saxe specializes in digital content strategy, YouTube channel management, and video-specific media buys. She is YouTube Certified in Asset Monetization, Channel Growth, Content Ownership, and Content Strategy. She is currently a member of Belmont University's Young Professionals Advisory Board and was previously a board member for Nashville's Young Entertainment Professionals. Raised in Cincinnati, Emilija graduated from Belmont University in Nashville with a BBA in Music Business. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yeppodcast/support

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Handmade Work and the Power of Experience with Shawn McCann

Artipoeus: art you can hear

Play Episode Listen Later May 14, 2018 36:15

Why would companies go through the extra work and resources hiring local artists to make handmade work? This week I sat down with Shawn McCann to talk about art as experience, the value of handmade work and how creating art for a company can be a deep-dive into working with other disciplines. Music: http://www.purple-planet.com Visit Artist Network and enter code ARTTEN for 10% off: https://bit.ly/2HX6dI1

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Radijo dokumentika 2017-12-10 11:05

Radijo dokumentika

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 10, 2017 41:38

„Aš esu tokia pati mergina kaip ir visos kitos merginos, aš tiesiog turiu truputį netinkamą kūną. Nenoriu, kad žmonės galvodami apie mane, pirmiausia pagalvotų, jog Emilija yra translytė. Norėčiau tai palikti šone, nes kitu atveju aš turėčiau tiesiog prisistatyti: „Labas, aš Emilija, aš trans“. Koks skirtumas kas pas mus kelnėse, mes su socialiniu pasauliu bendraujame savo veidu“.Emilija prieš penkis mėnesius pradėjo vartoti hormonus. Šiandien jos išvaizda neišduoda, kad ji gimė berniuku. Tačiau kiekvieną kartą jai norisi prasmegti skradžiai žemės, kai jai reikia parodyti asmens dokumentą. Jis kaskart primena, kad oficialiai – ji ne Emilija.Ką reiškia būti translyčiu asmeniu Lietuvoje? Ir kiek drąsos prireikia sau ir aplinkiniams pasakyti, kad gimei ne tame kūne?

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Radijo dokumentika 2017-12-10 11:05

Radijo dokumentika

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 10, 2017 41:38

„Aš esu tokia pati mergina kaip ir visos kitos merginos, aš tiesiog turiu truputį netinkamą kūną. Nenoriu, kad žmonės galvodami apie mane, pirmiausia pagalvotų, jog Emilija yra translytė. Norėčiau tai palikti šone, nes kitu atveju aš turėčiau tiesiog prisistatyti: „Labas, aš Emilija, aš trans“. Koks skirtumas kas pas mus kelnėse, mes su socialiniu pasauliu bendraujame savo veidu“.Emilija prieš penkis mėnesius pradėjo vartoti hormonus. Šiandien jos išvaizda neišduoda, kad ji gimė berniuku. Tačiau kiekvieną kartą jai norisi prasmegti skradžiai žemės, kai jai reikia parodyti asmens dokumentą. Jis kaskart primena, kad oficialiai – ji ne Emilija.Ką reiškia būti translyčiu asmeniu Lietuvoje? Ir kiek drąsos prireikia sau ir aplinkiniams pasakyti, kad gimei ne tame kūne?

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Art 40 - Sirens

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 6, 2017 22:38

"I waited in that queue for so long, that the vernissage was almost over when I finally got upstairs to the nave to see Rosefeldt’s work. I passed gallery owner Christian Koenig, who was saying to his assistants, “I’m freaked out about all these people here!” which I found kind of strange, since the opening had been heavily promoted on Facebook, and featured in all the online art event guides for the week. I mean, their digital press campaign was so relentless, you couldn’t not go to the opening. So… I’m not sure why he was freaking out that it worked." Artipoeus visits Emilija Škarnulytė's "Manifold" at Decad Gallery in Berlin.

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Kultūros savaitė 2017-02-18 09:05

Kultūros savaitė

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 18, 2017 103:59

Laidos svečias pasaulinio garso smuikininkas Gidonas Kremeris. Režisierius Donatas Ulvydas apie pasirinkimus filme „Emilija iš Laisvės alėjos“. Rašytojo Andriaus Jakučiūno knyga. Natalijos Arlauskaitės kultūros komentaras. Užsienio kultūros naujienų apžvalga. Nacionalinės kultūros ir meno premijos laureatas rašytojas Valdas Papievis

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Kultūros savaitė 2017-02-18 09:05

Kultūros savaitė

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 18, 2017 103:59

Laidos svečias pasaulinio garso smuikininkas Gidonas Kremeris. Režisierius Donatas Ulvydas apie pasirinkimus filme „Emilija iš Laisvės alėjos“. Rašytojo Andriaus Jakučiūno knyga. Natalijos Arlauskaitės kultūros komentaras. Užsienio kultūros naujienų apžvalga. Nacionalinės kultūros ir meno premijos laureatas rašytojas Valdas Papievis

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Ryto allegro 2016-12-28 08:10

Ryto allegro

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 28, 2016 102:10

Metų knygos rinkimuose – knyga „Meškis ir žąsis“.Dienraščių kultūros puslapių apžvalga.Pokalbis su Vilniaus lietuvių namų lietuvių kalbos mokytoja Aušra Dambrauskienė. „Ryto allegro“ viešnia – videomeno kūrėja Emilija Škarnulytė.

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Ryto allegro 2016-12-28 08:10

Ryto allegro

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 28, 2016 102:10

Metų knygos rinkimuose – knyga „Meškis ir žąsis“.Dienraščių kultūros puslapių apžvalga.Pokalbis su Vilniaus lietuvių namų lietuvių kalbos mokytoja Aušra Dambrauskienė. „Ryto allegro“ viešnia – videomeno kūrėja Emilija Škarnulytė.

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Dialogai su Emilija

Play Episode Listen Later May 25, 2014 31:51

Poetinė drama režisuota Jono Vaitkaus. Muziką kūrė Jurgita Mieželytė. Įrašyta 2007 m.

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Dialogai su Emilija