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A Fidesz úgy pozícionálja magát, hogy ő az alacsony adók pártja. Róna Péter jogász-közgazdász, az Oxfordi Egyetem tanára szerint azonban ez nem más, mint szimpla hatalomtechnikai manőver. A kormány bizony jelentős adókat szed be a polgároktól, csak éppen trükkösen, indirekt módon. Erről beszélget Pogi ebben az adásban, a beszélgetőtárs Róna Péter. 

Erróneamente la gente cree que la vida se trata de evitar problemas. Cuando se trata de tener las habilidades, conocimientos y capacidades para sobrellevar esos problemas. Aquí aprenderás cómo convertirte en un hombre más fuerte mentalmente.¿NUEVO POR AQUÍ?Soy Dante y me dedico a crear diversos contenidos en forma de videos, podcast y textos mostrando las herramientas, recursos e ideas más potenciadoras para hombres y que puedan ser implementadas en su día a día.Si el video te gustó o te resultó de alguna ayuda, apreciaría mucho tu like y y tu suscripción. De esta forma ayudas a que este mensaje llegue a más personas.

Scheiring Gábor közgazdász (University of Georgetown in Qatar) friss tanulmánya szerint az Orbán-féle gazdasági modell tovább már nem folytatható. Erről beszélget vele Pogi.

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Elérkezett ez is, az Avatar franchise trilógiává bővült. James Cameron ultradrága szerelemprojektje a harmadik résznél már jóval visszafogottabb kritikát kapott és a bevétel is elmaradt az előző részekétől. Ennek ellenére azért megérte megnézni? Erről beszélget jó másfél órán át Krisztián, Gábor és Gergő

A Holiday Haunting: Part 2 Jack and Erin deal with new problems. Based on a post by zeon 67. Listen to the ► Podcast at Explicit Novels. Jack's mouth painfully stretched open. He then released a long gasp, and his eyelids pulled back; he was now forcibly awake. Turning to his side, he found himself partially alone. Lucy was still there, deep in sleep, but no Erin. He called her name, but there was nothing. Putting on sweatpants and a t-shirt, Jack searched the house for her. He yelled her name and again there was no reply. It had never worked like that before, but Jack was desperate. He questioned himself, Lucy, the s ance and everything else. Worried that he had caused her banishment, Jack needed to interrogate the medium. But then the doorbell rang, and there was a knock at the door. Opening it, Jack saw a delivery man with a clipboard and a massive box. Annoyed that the new dryer he bought on Black Friday, had finally arrived a week late, he signed the paperwork but felt cold. Jack turned around but saw nothing. Terrified that he was losing it, Jack turned back to the delivery man. The delivery man wheeled the dryer in and took the clipboard off Jack, thanking him. The man then looked past Jack and said, "Morning, Miss." Behind him, Erin stood. Her mouth ajar and stood still, but wasn't her typical ghostly self. She looked like she did last night, her skin a pale pink while her hair was an auburn shade. Erin had the same clothes that Jack had seen for the previous fifteen years. But something was off. Erin had lost the white apron that covered most of the front, and the first two buttons of her collar were undone, possibly scandalous in the 19th century. "He saw me. He saw me." Erin said, walking towards the open door. She ignored Jack and edged closer to the outside, the fresh air, sounds of birds and something new to see calling her. Erin turned back to Jack and said, "Come with me." She then took one step outside and immediately disappeared. "Fuck!" Lucy screamed from upstairs.   A post-S ance exam. They sat around the coffee table, all struggling to think of anything to say. Jack and Lucy had run some basic tests on Erin. She could be seen but not be touched, but cameras could capture her. She couldn't feel anything, but could sit in a chair without phasing through it. Should she take a step outside the house's confines, Erin would instantly vanish and reappear in the attic. But Erin could change her appearance, though only subtly. Like she could roll up her sleeves, undo a button or two and play around her hair. That was a relief to Erin; she had only worn hair in a bob because Mrs. Franklin demanded it. "So, what now," Jack said, taking a sip of coffee. "I; I don't know," Lucy shook her head, "This is way out of my area of expertise. Honestly, I didn't even know that this could happen." "Would it be so wrong if I stayed like this?" Erin said, "I can speak and I can be heard." "But you can't touch anything." Lucy said. "And my parents are going to be back soon. Then it's Christmas and the house is going to be filled with people. I can see my mom and my aunts instantly freak out if they saw you float. And, I have to go back to Boston. I can't leave you like this." "I know." Erin then looked at Lucy and asked, "Can we not do the s ance again?" "Hell no." Lucy shook her head, emphatically underlining her point. "What we did and what happened, it's not the same. Jack was supposed to talk to you and help you move on. Nothing about sex. We did something, maybe something wrong, maybe something right. But it pulled you into this plane. If we do it again, who knows what happens to you?" "Then what next?" Jack asked. Lucy pushed her chair back and stood up. She madly scrolled through the contacts on her phone. "I need to speak to someone. Be back in a sec." Erin followed Lucy out of the room with her stare. She paused for a moment, then leaned in towards Jack. "We should talk." "Yeah." Jack said, trying to hide his nervousness. "I never thought that I would be here. I'd be a banshee, roaming this house until the Last Judgement. I accepted that. Now I can be seen by anyone. I can be spoken to and listened. I am lost and scared. What happens to us?" Jack rested his hand on over hers, sinking through her tangible form and said, "I'll work something out. Don't worry. My dad did say he is thinking about selling the house. Maybe I take it." Erin dropped her head down and said, "I cannot let you do that. Live your life with a spirit. It will be dull. And there is so much I want to see." Leaning back, Jack smiled back at her. This was the first time he could find out who Erin really is, as a person. "Like?" "I want to be in the sky, flying across the ocean. To travel to places that I have only seen briefly in those windows. The Grand Canyon, swim in an ocean and visit Kinsale." "Kinsale?" "It is where I was born. I left when I was twelve. I always wished that I would see the village again." "Anything else?" Erin looked away, like she was thinking; then turned back to Jack and said, "I want to eat food that hadn't been boiled. Wear something luxurious. I want to see a movie. And to kiss you again." She smiled. Lucy walked back into the room. She glanced at Erin, then at Jack, realizing something was up, but began talking. "Okay, I spoke to a friend. She knows a lot of left-hand path rituals, some chaos magic. You know, maybe sigils and secret names?" she said, nodding as if they knew what she meant. "She knows a couple of necromancers." "Necro-mancers?" Erin asked. "They talk to the dead. My friend's going to reach out and get us a name. Hopefully, one who just wants to talk to the dead and nothing more. A necromancer will know what to do." "So, we just wait?" Jack asked. Lucy nodded.    Home Alone. Days later, Erin stared at the TV. She was alone as Jack had to deal with the headache of Christmas preparations. He didn't want to leave her by herself, but Erin insisted that it was okay. This was something that Erin knew she had to get used to. She thought back to how difficult her life was before the s ance. Erin could easily take her current form as a constantly visible ghost, than that hell. One plus was now she could spend time with Jack. Last night, they spent hours talking. Jack told her everything that had happened to him since they last spoke. Erin was confused by his job, working as an engineer but with computers and clouds. Jack also showered her with questions about her own life. Her eyes widened after each question, and she grinned madly back at him. She told him about her life in Ireland, traveling across the Atlantic and working in Boston. Jack showed her current photos of how the city changed. She was amazed and saddened, seeing some of her favorite places of the city disappear. There was one question that Erin wouldn't answer. Jack had asked her where she would go, when she wasn't haunting the house. When he used to see her, it was only for an hour at most, then Erin would just fade away, and Jack would have to wait days or weeks to see her again. Erin couldn't say anything; she just looked away. She finally said it was difficult and Jack quickly changed the subject. The channel that Jack left the TV on was now playing another documentary about the World War. He told her it was a good idea for her to get used to the twenty-first century, but Erin couldn't stomach any more documentaries about the war. She understood Jack's reasoning; the other night, she cried in happiness that Ireland had become independent. A knock on the door turned Erin's head. There was no way it could be Jack. She could hear keys rattling and the door slowly open. Someone then called her name, a female voice. Erin phased through the walls to see who it was. She found Lucy standing outside, darting her head in and out. "Fuck!" Lucy stumbled back as she saw Erin appear, covering her mouth. She took a couple of deep breaths and then said, "Hi; Erin," Lucy nervously smiled, "Where's Jack?" "He has gone to a store called Walm Art. He will return in two hours' time, I hope." "Oh." Lucy paused. "Err, can I come in?" "Sorry," Erin stepped aside and allowed Lucy to enter. "Did Jack give you a key?" "Yeah," Lucy said, removing her jacket. "He swung by and said that I should have it, just in case." Muscle memory dictated her to ask for Lucy's coat and offer her a drink. Erin tried to hide her embarrassment while Lucy just smiled. Erin then followed her into the living room, trying to think about why she was here. She didn't like the idea that Lucy could enter the house whenever she wants. Erin knew the psychic was attracted to Jack; experiencing Lucy's feelings during the second time she possessed her. Erin couldn't help herself but checkout the medium's curvy frame as Lucy walked into the living room, hiding her disappointed face. "I have some news, but I will wait until Jack gets back. It'll be easier to explain. But it's good." Lucy grinned. She sat down on the sofa and asked, "What are you watching?" "A documentary about World War 2?" Erin said, not entirely convinced. "They call it World War 2 but do not say anything about a previous war." "Yeah, I can't remember what World War 1 was about. Might watch Wonder Woman again. Do you mind if I change the channel?" "Please," Erin replied, "It's depressing." She then joined her on the sofa. "So, how are you dealing with the modern world?" Lucy asked while flicking through the channels, stopping on at E. "It's pleasant. Yesterday, Jack showed me around the house and I was amazed. A dishwasher, a washing machine and an automated carpet cleaner. Those were most of my duties and would take half of my day. He showed me um moving photograph on his phone of places he has been to. I want to see them with my own eyes." "I'm guessing back in the 1880s travel was impossible." "Only by train or steam. Now you can fly anywhere," Erin smiled. "But what I'm most astonished by is being a woman. I died before I could vote and now a woman can run for President. I could only be a maid or work in a factory. Now there's so many possibilities." "That's really cool," Lucy said, smiling. Erin felt herself being distracted by the TV. She turned her head and saw a dozen of scantily-clad women grinding against men, who were topless and had bodies like circus strongmen. Her mouth dropped, watching as a woman sing to the camera. Lucy saw Erin's stunned expression and quickly changed the channel. "Sorry." "It's fine," Erin replied, "There is so much that is different. I need to adjust. It's just that if I were to go to a beach, I was expected to wear bloomers that covered my limbs. It is difficult to get used to being in an age were flesh is allowed." "I understand. It's okay to take your time." Lucy said. She then leaned closer and asked, "Sorry if this sounds idiotic. But you okay with me in general? Being a medium, the drinking and the sex before marriage?" Erin smiled and said, "I have lived in this household for over a century. My eyes have been open to many strange things. At first, I prayed for my soul and I thought my impurity was the cause of this life I was to live. As the years passed, I found myself losing that idea of sin. Families lived here, they indulged in vices that I found wicked. But they were still loving and moral people." "Wow," Lucy smirked and said, "One day, you must tell me what you saw over the years." Going back to Lucy's words and all the things she experienced got Erin thinking. In the hundred-odd years she had been trapped in this house, she had caught numerous couples screw late at night. Some were unmarried, others were of different races, which shocked her, but Erin found them loving, which just compounded to her jealousy. Erin had also seen couples have different types of sex, none like the ways she was told or experienced. Her fianc had been drunk during their entire courtships; she doubted he would have been sober enough to cock-stand. Robert just pushed her down on a billiards table and had his way with her. Erin thought she had enjoyed that, but it was nothing compared to what Jack made her feel the other night. It felt unusual, but she loved every moment of him touching her down below. "Um," Erin looked away before opening her mouth, "Lucy, can I ask you something? It is delicate." Lucy shrugged, "Sure." "Jack. He laid me down and used his tongue; on my quim." Erin said blushing. "Is this normal?" "Yeah," Lucy blurted out. "Sorry. Most guys do that now. If you're lucky." She smirked at Erin, who remained nonplussed. "Has sex really changed that much?" "One sec," Lucy stood up and skipped to the kitchen. She returned ten minutes later with a bottle of wine and two glasses. "If we're having girl time, we need wine." Lucy popped open the bottle and poured, then stopped. "Shit, I forgot. I'm sorry. Are you okay if I drink?" "Please," Erin replied, smiling. "My church said it was a sin. They encouraged to be teetotal. The man who I was supposed to marry died due to it. When I tasted wine and became hysteric. I thought that was the reason I was stuck in this house. Now I'm not sure. But I would love another taste." "Hopefully soon." Lucy then took a long sip and said, "Okay ;  sex. Sex is nothing like you have experienced in the 1800s. There are handjobs, blowjobs, anal, bondage, choking and group sex. What Jack did to you ;  I admit I'm jealous. Because most guys won't do that, but still expect you to blow them." "Blow?" "You put a penis in your mouth and suck on it." "Oh Christ," Erin muttered. Lucy then lifted up her phone, and loaded up a website. She then stopped herself, glanced at Erin and typed something else like she had changed her mind. She clicked on a video thumbnail and scooted closer to the spirit. "This is sex now." Erin moaned, watching a young blonde who looked a passing resemblance to Lucy, on a bed. She was nude and smiling at a tattooed man. She quickly stripped the man of his clothes, and then the couple kissed, rolling on the bed. Erin noticed that the woman was completely bare in the between. The man then kissed the woman in the cunt, just like Jack had done to her. "Wow," Erin moaned, "She looks like she is really enjoying herself." Erin felt the need to shift her weight on the sofa while she continued to watch. "Well, she's an actress. I should tell you that this is fake. But you need to know that it's okay to like sex and how you can enjoy it." Lucy then paused as they both watched the blonde actress get on her hands and knees. "That's the doggy-style position, very popular and feels great." Erin pursed her lip like she was trying not to laugh. Everything she had been taught, from her mother, Sunday School and the church, told her that premarital sex was an affront to the Lord. And sex in marriage was only for procreation. Now she could enjoy it. "I have to admit something, Lucy," Erin said, trying to look away from the video, "When me and Jack um fucked. I drew on your thoughts to make it more enjoyable." "I've been meaning to ask you about that." Lucy paused the video and took another sip of the wine. "Jack told me about the first time you possessed me and tried to kiss him." "I'm so sorry." "That's okay. I really just want to know how you were able to possess me? I've talked to spirits before, some probably fake, some hundred-percent real. But I've never been possessed." "I can't explain," Erin said. "It just happened and then I felt pain, you fighting back and mine own struggle. But I can tell you about the other time. It was easy. I just drew on your attraction to Jack." "It's like a tulpa," Lucy said, slowly smiling. "It has to be a tulpa!" "Tulpa?" "A tulpa is a being or an object created through intense thought. You have created something like this, linking you with Jack. When me and Jack were on the sofa, were you just haunting the house or were you drawn to this spot." "I just appeared here and saw you two." "Yeah," Lucy grinned, "This is great. I've got an idea on how we can help you." Erin nodded and looked away. She should apologize. Erin saw the blonde medium less of an adventuress, a strumpet who would seduce Jack, and more of a real person. And someone eager to help her. Erin knew she still had to adjust her 19th century way of thinking to the modern world. "Hey," Lucy said, getting Erin's attention. "Don't worry about me and Jack. I can tell he only wants you, especially now he can actually be with you. You know, have conversations. And I like you and I don't want to mess with a 19th century Irish ghost." Erin chuckled and covered her mouth. She wanted to believe that Lucy was genuine; she disliked being this jealous woman. When she was alive, with a body and everything, she had few friends. It was mainly due to her betrothed and the need to move cities for work. "What happened to you? When I possessed you?" "Hmm," Lucy paused and then said, "The first time I felt nothing, I was like asleep. When you did it again, it was like watching TV. I was standing in a dark room. Watching two screens and I could hear my voice, but it didn't sound like me. You leaned in and kissed Jack and it felt so weird. I'll be interested to try it again. Hell, if you ever want to have some fun with Jack, you can use my body." She grinned. Again, Erin blushed and went red, thinking about floating away from this conversation.   Left Hand Magic. Jack opened the door and made a beeline to the kitchen. He ignored the dulled sounds of music being played and talking in the other room, assuming that it was just the TV. After stocking the fridge, he had to check on Erin. It was a weird relationship. She was like his girlfriend but also his patient. Jack just tried to focus on Lucy coming through for them. Walking into the living room, he found Erin and Lucy both on the sofa. The blonde medium was playing music on her phone while Erin nodded her head over the beat, her eyes closed. This was good. Jack knew that Erin would need someone else to talk to. Like with any other relationship, his neurotic side flared, and Jack was worried that he was suffocating Erin. It helped that Lucy knew what Erin was going through, wouldn't freak out and is around the same age. "Oh, you're back," Erin said, smiling. She stood up and walked through the coffee table to be at his side. "Did you get everything?" "Yep," He nodded, "So, what have you guys been up to?" "I'm just showing her what music is like now, and Instagram. And some other things." Lucy said, smirking at Erin. Jack caught the smile and glanced at Erin, who had gone red. Ignoring their feminine secrets, he sat down and asked, "So, do you have any news?" "Yep," Lucy replied and went for her bag. "You ever heard of a grimoire?" They both shook their heads, which Lucy had suspected they would do. She then gave them a brief explanation of a grimoire. It meant a book of spells, but more accurately, it was a textbook of magic. She had underlined certain pages, focused more on left-hand path magic, which went over both Jack and Erin's heads. The grimoire that Lucy had been given, had instructions on how to resurrect a body. "From what I read, resurrecting the dead is near impossible. Especially when the dead has been dead for over a hundred years. You need to evocate the person's spirit from wherever they are, say Hell or Heaven. That takes a lot of energy, and like it takes forever with like a zero-point-one chance percent of getting it right. But since Erin's spirit is still on Earth, we have a shot." "Fuck." Jack said. He then glanced at Erin and quickly apologized. "No, you are right," Erin nodded, dumbfounded as he was, "So, I can be human?" "Possibly," Lucy said, walking closer to the couple, the dirt-brown book of spells in her hands. "We need some things. Dirt from your grave, for one. Some other stuff, like salt, candles, herbs. Also, there might be sex magic involved." "Sex magic?" Erin said, "How? What?" "This is left-hand path magic!" Lucy yelled, "There's always stuff involving sex." "So, when do we do this?" Jack asked, pouring himself a glass of wine; he needed it. Glancing at Erin, she looked like she wanted one as well. "We need to pick the right date. A date real important." Lucy then got in front of Erin and asked, "What do you remember about the day you died?" "I um; it's hard," Erin said, "I can't. No." "The diary doesn't say much. All I know that she died on December 21st." "December 21st?" Lucy repeated, "The Winter Solstice usually falls on 20th or 21st. If Erin was murdered on the Winter Solstice, it can explain a lot. Tulpas. Midwinter. This is getting weird." Lucy told him that she will explain later. But there was a plan, and all they had to do is get some materials, research more into Erin's life and wait a week. Jack remembered that the ritual would probably happen with his parents around, maybe his sisters. He needed another drink. Nudity Norms. Erin felt comfortable, sitting in the living room with Jack, watching a Christmas movie. It was a pleasant feeling. Jack was supposed to be working, but he told her that he was now in the holiday zone, so he was expected to do the bare minimum until the new year. When she asked what his boss would say, Jack replied that he's probably doing the same right now. If this was what the modern world truly is, then Erin knew she would love it. She glanced at Jack, and he smirked back at her. Last night was still replaying her head. They were in bed, and had finished watching another Christmas movie. Some of the jokes Erin didn't get, also the ending was confusing. Frozen orange juice and future markets. Overall, she enjoyed the movie but was curious about the amount of nudity in some shows, and asked if that was normal. "Depends on the time and what you are watching," Jack said, "When you see actors and actresses naked, sometimes its just as is, like they're waking up or taking a shower. Over times, it's sexual and they might even pretend to have sex." "You mean fucking?" Erin grinned. "What?" Erin explained that she picked up some modern words. Jack immediately guessed it had to be Lucy. There was literally no one else. "I have only had sex twice in my life. Well, once when I was alive," Erin smiled, "What happened with us was unexpected and I had to tell someone. And she taught me some new words." Erin then moved closer and shocked him, "Lucy even showed me videos. Porn." Jack stayed still, not believing what he had heard. He had tried to work out how and why Lucy showed Erin porn. For the last couple of days, he had tried to be protective of her nineteenth-century mind, slowly exposing herself to the modern world. He looked at her, seeing if she was embarrassed. He couldn't tell. No, she looked more curious. He had to ask Erin what she was shown, intrigued at what she thought. Erin then described the scenes in vivid detail, telling the actions of the porn actors, her own emotions and what Lucy said. A man and woman slowly undressed, she was eaten out, then she gave the man a blowjob and then they had sex. Pretty vanilla. "Can I ask you something? Were you watching porn that night?" Erin then asked. That night. It felt so long ago to Jack; his life had changed so much. He told her yes, and wasn't surprised when Erin asked what type of porn. Lucy had really provided her some tutoring as Erin began rattling off porn genres. "Do you want to see what I watched?" Erin blushed but nodded her head. Jack set his laptop on the bed, directly in between them. He told her what he usually liked, amateur, lesbian and Point of view. Looking at Erin, her face was red, but she had this eager look on her, still curious. He played some videos, letting her watch for a while before asking her opinion. "It's. It's something," she said, sounding breathless. Erin watched each video carefully, amazed. One was through a man's eyes, bedding a young woman with many tattoos, which confused her as tattoos only belong to wealthy males during her time. Her eyes would drift to the right side of the page, suggested scenes. The words they used shocked her, anal, stepmom and orgy. Jack then played another movie; this time, it was two women. Erin had this initial disgust, but it slowly disappeared as the women sensually writhed together. It quickly got too much for her. She turned to face Jack, seeing a large bulge in his pants. She didn't know why, but Erin asked if Jack needed to sort himself. She insisted. He nervously pulled out his penis; her eyes flared at the sight of it, hard and veiny. With his dominant hand, Jack then slowly stroked his shaft. Erin quickly became entranced by the action, wishing that she could touch his cock again. But she became distracted, heat from her groin rippled up to her brain; Erin wanted to touch herself. Her eyes glued on him, she hitched up her skirt and slid her hand underneath her bloomers. Both Jack and Erin forgot about the Female-female-male scene that was playing and just stared at each other. Jack's hand became a blur over his cock, while Erin had slid two fingers deep into her pussy. There was little resistance from her Catholic upbringing; all those years she had been told that self-pleasure was a mortal sin were forgotten. Jack then cried out her name as ropes of cum shot out his cockhead. He grabbed a tissue and quickly caught the other spurts. Erin came immediately after him, also crying his name. There was no awkwardness between them as they settled in bed, watching each other as their breathing went back to normal. Jack then said something that made Erin's heart thud, saying that he wished that he could kiss her. She didn't want to think about that as they watched TV. She was still this spirit, telling herself that this could be her life until the Last Judgement. Still, Erin couldn't believe that she would ever try something like that with a man. Glancing at him, he was more handsome than her previous men. It was no contest with Patrick, her forty-something betrothed. With rotten teeth and shaking hands, Erin had hated the thought of touching him. Jack was more like Robert. Not physically, Jack was taller but didn't have Robert's square jaw and his lighter brown hair. Since seeing his naked body during the s ance, Erin noticed that Jack was more athletic than her previous lover. But Jack had Robert's charming and intelligent personality. He was also honest and aware of his limitations, unlike Robert. Whenever they were away from the Franklins, Erin would see him turn into an almighty braggart after a drink. They heard the front door opened then quickly closed. Lucy Prepares for a Resurrection. "Erin? Jack?" Lucy yelled. "In here," Jack said back. She was carrying a big tote bag as she walked into the living room. "Hey guys," Lucy smiled, "You okay?" Both Jack and Erin shrugged and then nodded their heads, saying fine at the same time. "What are you guys watching?" Lucy asked, facing the TV. "I don't know," Erin then turned to Jack and asked, "Which movie is this one?" "It's the Mistletoe Connection." "I've been watching a number of these Hallmark Christmas movies." Erin said, then shrugged her shoulders. "I do enjoy them, but I am finding a pattern. Struggling family business, a woman from the big city, a father with a young child and a lack of minorities?" She glanced at Jack to see if she was correct. He smiled and nodded. "We've been watching Christmas movies non-stop. If this ritual goes like it should, then Erin's going to be out in the world with no pop culture reference point. We watched Gremlins earlier and I figured that she needs a palate cleanser." "I was streaked," Erin said, looking back at Lucy. "She means scared." "For once, I was glad that I am a spirit. Those monsters would have made me cascade if I had a body." "She means puke." Jack then turned to Erin, and they exchanged grins. "You need to switch to Netflix Christmas movies. There's more variety." Lucy said. She took a seat and pulled the grimoire. "I need to ask you some questions, Erin. I want to make sure that we can get everything right for the ritual. Also, I can't find where you were buried." "Of course." "Why don't you guys take the living room. I probably should do some work today." Jack said, standing up. "Do you want some coffee, Lucy?" Lucy said yes, and they quickly settled around the coffee table. She booted up her laptop and asked Erin about her past, trying to squeeze information out of her last days alive. Erin gave vague answers back to her. She had been asked about this before, she hated thinking back. "What's going on?" Lucy asked, lowering her notepad. "What do you mean?" "You keep looking away and you're repeating yourself. What's going on?" "It's just," Erin said, but then stopped. "Lucy, I just need to tell someone about what had happened." Erin then leaned in, wanting to make sure that there was no way Jack could eavesdrop on them. Erin then told her how she and Jack watched porn, first describing the videos she saw. She caught Lucy's eyes widen as she went on. Erin then did a long exhale and told her that the evening ended with her and Jack mutually masturbating. Just like a move from a sitcom, Lucy did a spit take. Wiping her mouth, she turned back to Erin and said, "Sorry. But that's really hot. I didn't know that you can do that." "Nor did I," Erin replied, "I just can't control myself around him. I want to feel him again. To kiss him." "Just kiss?" Erin blushed and dropped her head. "I do have some other carnal thoughts." "Let's see what happens tomorrow. If I'm reading this thing right. You might get to have some fun tomorrow." "If only," Erin said. "So, you going to do it again?" Lucy asked grinning. Erin said nothing, trying not to laugh. "Hey, I'm a pervert," Lucy said, shrugging her shoulders. They went back to their research. Finding Erin's burial was difficult. Her death certificate was nonexistent. Either the hundred years that passed since her death made it impossible to find, or it was another insult by the Franklins. "O, space, then C-E-A-L-L-A-C-H-A-I-N," Erin said, spelling out her last name. "I'm not going to pretend to try to pronounce that." Lucy typed in the search bar and then asked, "I thought your last name is O'Callaghan?" "It is. That's just the Irish spelling. Jack said that if we are successful, I'll need identity papers. I may shorten it to Callaghan." Erin shrugged and looked away. With that done, Erin helped Lucy find her grave. She learnt that the Franklins had her buried in a Potter's field-like cemetery in a town near the border with New Hampshire. She also told Lucy more about her life, traveling across the Atlantic from Ireland, Boston and being forced to move to Portland due to Patrick. They were in deep concentration, but quickly looked up, hearing a car door slam shut. Then some voices that sounded like there were coming from outside.   Parents Pop In. The front door opened, and a deep-sounding voice yelled, "Jack?" Jack jumped out of his chair; he was already prepared. He had been going over this moment since morning. He had to distract his parents while Lucy and, more importantly, Erin had to exit without drawing too much attention. His mom will probably faint if she saw Erin phase through walls, his dad would definitely spend an hour asking Erin to do tricks. He met them by the door and quickly lobbed questions at them. While his dad went upstairs to use the bathroom, Jack marshaled his mom into the kitchen. He showed her what he had bought for Christmas dinner, and asked about other things that they might need. In the living room, Lucy frantically piled her notes, her laptop and the grimoire back in her bag. She bounced from different spots of the room, trying to tidy up without being caught. Erin followed her around the room, not knowing what else to do. "Shit. Shit. Shit." Lucy said out loud but to herself. "Please be calm," Erin said, resting a hand on Lucy's shoulder though both could feel nothing. "We can say that we border together. But that we have to go now." "That's not a bad idea." Lucy replied. She paused and stared at Erin's clothes. "Can you do yourself up. Like how you used to look." Erin had her sleeves pulled up to her elbows, her hair down and her shoes were under Jack's bed. It was this weird quirk that she could change her appearance briefly, but it would just reset itself to how she always looked. Sometimes it was random, or if she just thought strongly enough. She nodded her head, and then Erin pressed her chest like she was doing the pledge of allegiance. With a quick flash, every bit of her clothing and her hair was back in its place. "Let's go," she said. While Jack was distracting his mother, they walked to the door, both looking at the kitchen. As Lucy opened the door, she waved at Erin and pointed to her mouth. Erin got the hint and said, "Bye Jack. We have to go." "Thanks for your help," Lucy added. They watched as a woman in her late fifties walked out of the kitchen. She was then joined by Jack. He looked like he was biting his lower lip. "Well, hello," she said. Her face had this inquisitive look like she was quickly judging them. "Hello, I am Erin," she said, "This is Miss; umm Lucy." "Hi, I'm Mary. Jack's mom," she replied, "That's umm interesting dress that you are wearing." Erin stayed quiet, her face frozen and her eyes stretched wide. "Oh, Erin's just shy," Lucy said, "She came from a rehearsal." She then turned to Erin and asked, "You're playing Scrooge's maid, right?" "Yes," Erin replied, not sounding anywhere convincing. "I'm sorry, but we need to be leaving." Jack left his mom's side and walked to the door, blocking her view of Erin just in case. "See you guys later," he said loud enough for his mom to hear him. He then leaned in and whispered, "Hide in my room, I'll be up soon." Both Lucy and Erin nodded. Jack slowly closed the door, watching Erin fade away as soon as she stepped outside. Lucy twisted her head left to right; he guessed that she was checking if anyone noticed a nineteenth-century maid disappear. Jack then locked the door and turned around, seeing his mother giving him a sly look. She suspected something. She was going to ask him so many questions, he knew it.   Inconvenient Parents. Erin stared out of the window, bored. She realized that she had never really checked out the change in her surroundings. That was interesting for a while, but after two hours, she needed something else to do. Erin had tried to see if she could focus all her energy and press the TV remote power button but got nowhere. She attempted not to think about the ceremony tomorrow. Thoughts of her future, of Jack and life would occasionally creep in her head, and Erin had to ignore them. She trusted herself, knowing that if it went wrong and she would stay like this, that she could survive. But what about Jack? There was a knock and Erin turned her head. "Erin?" Jack said before opening the door and poking his head in. "Jack?" "Sorry, I had to leave you alone for so long. Mom and Dad really wanted to know what I've been up to." Jack then climbed onto his bed and switched the TV on. He flipped through the channels before settling on ESPN. He looked at the door as he played around with the volume. "I understand." Erin then joined him on the bed. "Oh yeah. Mom really likes the tree. I told her that you helped me decorate it." "Were they upset that I didn't fully introduce myself to them?" "No. Not really. But over dinner, Mom wanted to know about you. I had to think of something to say. I told them that I met you recently and we've been seeing each other. Also, you're crashing at Lucy's." "Seeing each other?" Erin replied, "Is that what modern courtship is?" "Something like that," Jack said, smiling, "What was courtship like in 1800s?" "Courtship was not for people like me. Especially for someone from Ireland. My Dad worked with a man and the fellow said he was looking for a wife. My Dad then brought him home one night, I may have said five words to Patrick during dinner. Two weeks later, we were engaged." "Whoa. Is that what you wanted?" "I never had a say. My parents said I was to be married and that was it." "What did you think about Patrick?" "A drunk," Erin said, rolling her eyes. "I could tell the type of husband he was going to be during that dinner. I was to be a nurse for him, bring him whiskey, wash him and clean off umm vomit from his mouth." She blushed again, still not comfortable with some modern words. "But when he died. How old were you? Couldn't you marry someone else?" "I was 25. A different time. One that I am so happy to be out of." Erin smiled. "There is something I want to ask. Is courtship similar to dating?" "Dating?" "I've heard that word spoken so many times in this house. Back when I was alive, dating meant buying a night with a whore." Jack tried to explain what dating meant now. The use of apps, having coffee dates or low-key ones like going shopping. Also, casual sex and friends-with-benefits. The dating stages, how couples usually go from casual acquaintances to dating, boyfriend and girlfriend, moving into together and finally getting married if they like. He saw Erin's shocked look when he explained that divorce was so common and accepted. Jack carried on, saying how some couples don't use labels to describe themselves; some do while others have their own thing. Embarrassed, but Jack had no choice to use experience from his own life. "We have had sex." Erin said, slowly smiling, "I guess we're more boyfriend and girlfriend." "Probably." Jack replied, smirking at her. Jack's phone then started buzzing and interrupted them. Reaching to the nightstand, Lucy was calling him on Facetime. He turned to Erin and said, "Lucy's video-calling me." "Video-calling? So, she can see us? Wow." Jack answered and said, "Hey Lucy, what's up? Where are you?" They could see Lucy in a dimly lit storeroom. There were boxes of Budweiser beer and whiskey stacked behind her. Her clothes also looked weird for her, wearing a white shirt and a black leather apron. There was no make-up on her face, and her hair was tied back. "I got a shift at the Cord & Rifle. Anyway, how you guys doing?" Erin looked at Jack, he shrugged, and she turned back to Lucy saying, "We're good." "What happened to your mom & dad?" "They had some questions. I told them that I've been seeing Erin for a while and you guys came over, so I can help you with your laptop." "And. I am uh, crashing; at your home," Erin said, emphasizing any modern words. "Cool, cool." Lucy looked passed her phone, then there was a knock and a muffled voice. She nodded and said, "They need me back behind the bar. There was also one thing. Tomorrow, it's just us and your parents, right? Like your sisters aren't going to burst in while we're burning sage or nude?" "Nude?" Erin looked at Jack, squinting her eyes. He shook his head and turned back to Lucy, "No. You don't have to worry about them. Katie and Beth will be flying out on 23rd. They got tickets to Taylor Swift tomorrow. Unless LA gets a plague of spiders, they are going to be there." "Okay then," Lucy nodded, "So, we need to drug your parents," she said, so casual. She then looked away, mouthing 'what' at someone. "Shit, I need to go." "What do you mean, drug my parents?" "Yeah, we need to drug them." Lucy stood up and looked like she was moving. "Why?" "They have to be drugged," Lucy replied, "Bye guys!" Jack glanced at Erin, then back to his blank phone screen. Tomorrow is going to be a long, stressful day. *** In a couple of hours, the Winter Solstice would happen, and Erin sat on Jack's bed. She watched him paced in the room, on the phone with one of his sisters. He said that he was helping her out with a computer problem, but as he talked to his sister, Erin only heard half of the conversation and it made no sense to her. She never really interacted with anyone else in the house. Before Jack and his family moved in, Erin tried to keep to herself, always in the corner of the eye of the house's occupants for a quick second, then disappearing. She didn't even want to be seen by Jack initially but had no choice as her attic became his bedroom. Few times, she would find herself in his sisters' rooms and would see them. Erin struggled to remember their names. What was she supposed to say whenever she meets them? Erin clenched her eye shut, hating herself. It was wrong to think about the future. There were so many things that could go wrong. Jack ended the called and turned to Erin, "I hate being the family's I T support," he said, rolling his eyes. "I T?" "Never mind." He settled on the bed next to her and slipped on his boots. "It'll be weird when I introduce you to them. Katie will be anywhere from cool to disinterested. I know for a fact that Beth will be asking you non-stop questions. She's a pain like that." Erin smiled and said, "You're being too confident. It might not happen. And if this ritual fails, I will accept it with grace." "Really?" "I need to. Just so I can stay sane." "I've got a text from Lucy. She's outside." Jack stood up and grabbed his jacket. "I have faith something will happen. Something good," he said, smiling back at her. "It's like a 40-minute drive to the cemetery. We will be a while. Try to stay here until me or Lucy come up." "Good luck," Erin replied. It was getting too much for her. Erin knew how she was feeling over him. She loved Jack. It terrified her. If the ritual fails, what would happen to Jack, Erin asked herself. He had this single-minded focus on helping her. She was worried that if it doesn't work, he won't be able to move on.   Lucy pulled her Ford over and cut the engine. Jack wasn't going to say anything to her, but her car should not be making those types of sounds. It was like a Transformer was having a heart attack. Looking out of the window, he didn't see anyone. They left the car and slowly walk to the wall; it looked low enough for them to climb. Jack didn't know if there was some kind of night guard but said to Lucy that they should sneak in, just in case. She agreed, and soon he was boosting her over the wall. Climbing over, Jack landed on frozen grass that crunch with every step. They were lucky with the wind howling, making enough noise to cover their movements. "You ever been in a cemetery before?" Lucy asked, flashing the torch at a gravestone. "No. Have you?" "Yeah," she replied, "Loads of times; its part of the job. When I started hearing voices of the dead, I was like a goth goddess. Every Friday, someone was dragging me to a cemetery or a graveyard. Guys would hit on me all the time. I gave my first handy at a grave." "I got my first one during a school trip to Bangor," he said, looking at a gravestone, "I'm pretty sure that I told Erin about it." "How's Erin handling it?" Lucy asked, "Is she freaking out being a real woman again?" "Not really." Lucy stopped and Jack did the same. "Have you guys said anything about the future?" Jack sighed and shook his head. "Where's she going to stay? You're going back to Boston; is she going to follow you or stay here? She will need help with ID and social security." "I know. But Erin just doesn't want to think about the future. Talking about Boston, what she wants to do with her life and everything else, it will fucking hurt if tomorrow she's still a ghost. She's protecting herself." Lucy nodded and said, "I understand." Jack looked around, feeling that they were lost. Realizing that there was no guard and they were definitely alone, Jack and Lucy walked to the entrance. From there, they methodically worked their way up, finding Erin's grave after thirty minutes of searching. Lucy bent down and jammed a trowel into the ground. The frozen soil being too hard for her and Jack quickly took over. It took a couple of jabs to loosen the dirt. He scooped it up and funneled it into a sterilized container. Jack did ask why the box had to be sterilized. "You ever seen the Fly?" Lucy replied, tightening the lid around the plastic box, "You don't want her DNA mixing with something else. Turning her into a hybrid." "Really?" "Nah. It's just what it says to do in the grimoire," Lucy grinned, "Okay's let's get the hell out of here and roofie your parents." The Resurrection at Solstice. Jack searched the pantry for marshmallows, knowing that they were there somewhere. Lucy was upstairs with Erin. She was surprisingly easy to sneak into the house without his mom and dad noticing. While she was keeping Erin company, Jack was making his parents cocoa. Lucy had given him some weird smelling liquid to mix into the cocoa. It should make them fall asleep. He had to hide his look of glee when his dad said yes when he asked. If he didn't, they would be in trouble. He handed them the cocoa and settled down on the sofa, away from his parents. They were watching some Holiday cake show, and Jack would occasionally look up from his phone; they were still awake but getting quiet. Five minutes, he caught his mom closing her eyes and his dad doing that move of falling asleep, then jolting back awake. Ten minutes later, they were both deep asleep. He knew that they would be pissed at him in the morning, letting them sleep all night on the sofa. Waiting another ten minutes, Jack checked that they were still asleep and texted Lucy. It took just seconds for Erin to suddenly appear in his living room and the sound of Lucy running down the stairs. Both also checked if his parents were out cold; he guessed that they were also scared of being interrupted. "What did you give them?" Jack asked, staring at his snoring parents. "Oh, Valerian root and CBD oil," Lucy said, "We should get ready." "How long do we have?" Erin asked. "We got time," Lucy replied, looking at her phone. "The solstice is at 12:34am. This ritual has to happen during that time." "So, what do we have to do?" Jack said. They went back into Jack's room. Just like the s ance, they had to use the bedroom to host the ritual. Jack pushed everything to one side again, leaving a large empty space. Lucy made another circle, this time out of salt. There was something wrong with this; Jack had seen horror movies that use rings of salt as protection from the Devil. He wanted to ask if they're technically practicing Satanism. "This is just to make sure that we contain any kind of magic that we've created," Lucy said. After the circle was done, Jack placed seven black candles around the ring. They smelt funny, like someone could get high from the fumes. Lucy then put the grave dirt in the circle, making a pile with her hands. Directly opposite the soil, she positioned the silver bucket they had used before. While they worked on the preparations, Erin stood next to the door, silently watching them. Once Lucy said they were ready, they headed downstairs and to the kitchen. There was still some time to go, at least forty minutes. They could have waited in Jack's room, but both he and Lucy were too scared to touch anything and ruin the ritual. With Jack's parents snoring in the living room, they settled around the kitchen table. "Do you want something to drink?" Jack asked, breaking the silence between them. "Oh, god yes." Jack reached into a cabinet and pulled out a bottle of whiskey. "Dad got a bottle of Maker's Mark from my uncle," he said, pouring glasses for him and Lucy. They both quickly finished the bourbon and refilled their glasses. But Jack paused before taking another sip. He looked up from his drink to Erin and said, "Sorry about this." "Me too," Lucy said, hesitating as well. "But, if this works. I'm going to take you to a bar and we'll get hammered." Erin looked away and chuckled to herself. "Today, is it really that special? The Winter Solstice." "Yeah," Lucy said, "There's so many things that happen today. Yule is celebrated today by pagans and Satanists. Then there's the whole life-death-reborn symbolism of it, being the shortest day." She took another sip of bourbon and asked, "If this ritual works or doesn't, you're still going to experience a modern Christmas. How was that like back in 1890s?" Erin let out a quick smile and shrugged her shoulders. She said, "It was the same. There was Father Christmas ;  Santa, Christmas trees and presents. When I was alive, I'd go to church number of times before Christmas. My mam and my nana would give me presents on 6th December. How about you two? What are your traditions?" "Mine are really boring," Jack said, "Typical Christmas. Exchange gifts, eat too much, drink too much. But it's the only time my sisters do all of the cooking. Like Christmas dinner is their time to shine. Later in the evening, we go to the movies. Lucy?" "Pass," she said, "With this talking to dead people, I never really celebrated Christmas. Normally out getting drunk with friends or strangers." Lucy then checked her phone and then said, "We should probably stop drinking. It's getting near midnight and I probably shouldn't be swaying when I start reading the grimoire. And if you drink too much, it might affect your plumbing. And we need a good, sexy, show." Jack rolled his eyes and stood up. He said, "I don't know anything about sex magic and what it does. But I really think you just want to watch us fuck." Erin stood next to him, blushing uncontrollably. She covered her face and looked away. "Maybe," Lucy grinned, "You guys go to your room and I'm gonna get changed and we'll start." Jack and Erin were in his bedroom, standing inside the circle. They stayed quiet, not even keeping eye contact with each other. Jack would open his mouth from time to time and try to say something, probably some reassuring words to Erin. He had none, though; so he kept his mouth shut and waited. His bedroom door swung open, and in walked Lucy. She had changed, replacing her jeans and sweatshirt with an ankle-length black dress. It had long sleeves and fit snugly around her curves. She also pulled her long blonde hair in a ponytail, wearing black lipstick and eye shadow. She could see them staring at her and said, "I'm trying to match what they were usually wear for this kind of thing." "So, should we get started?" Jack asked. "Yeah. You start lighting the candles. I'm going to start the fire and burn the sage." It was just like as Jack thought, the weird-smelling candles that he placed around the circle started exhaling a strange odor. It smelt like weed, but some cheap, disgusting weed. After that was done, he joined Erin back in the circle. Smoke from the sage filled the room, but it wasn't overpowering like the night of the s ance. Lucy held the grimoire tightly and rounded the circle, standing in front of the dirt. "I'm going to start reading the grimoire. When you can, start kissing and do you-know-what." "Are you okay?" Jack asked as he stood in front of Erin. "Yeah. I'm calm." Jack dropped his eyes to her hands. She was trembling. "Okay guys, let's get weird," Lucy said before she began reading. "Our good being. Bear this night lights open this fruit female. Set the Cork grass light. Her fruit diminished. Days gathering seasons said air together for every day lost. Given her wherein dry replenish. Light her subdued wings." Lucy lowered her head, facing Jack and Erin. They both looked puzzled. Lucy rolled her eyes and said, "Just, kiss now!" Jack tried to take Erin's hand, but his fingers went through hers. She widened her eyes, scared at what was not happening. She was still non-corporeal. Something had gone wrong, and they could be out of time. "Fuck. Fuck. Fuck." Lucy said to herself, frantically flipping through the grimoire. Jack kept eye contact with Erin and asked, "Lucy, can't we do this another day?" "No. Today is the day Erin died and it falls on the Winter Solstice. We might have to wait another year or two for the right time to occur, again." "If we wait," he said, still looking at a scared Erin, "There is no way Erin could go unnoticed by my parents. Even if I stay here." Lucy jumped into the circle and stood in front of Erin. "You have to possess me." "What?" Erin said, nearly yelling, "Why

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Virovácz Péterrel, az ING Bank vezető elemzőjével beszélgetünk a magyar gazdaság állapotáról, kilátásairól: mik voltak a legfontosabb tanulságok 2025-ben, milyen kilátásokkal futunk neki 2026-nak? Hogy csatornázódhatnak be a választási és politikai kockázatok a forint árfolyamába, milyen szerepet játszik ebben a kamatszint, és mire érdemes figyelniük a befektetők olyan helyzetben, amikor több lehetséges forgatókönyv van, de kevés a konkrétum? Adásunk második felében arról lesz szó, hogy a szakemberek szerint idén karácsonykor is bőséges és jó minőségű magyar halkínálatra számíthatunk a boltokban és piacokon. Bár a termelési költségek jelentősek megemelkedtek, a halárak a tavalyi szinten maradtak, bár boltonként és régiónként lehetnek eltérések. De milyen halat eszünk, mennyit, és honnan érkezik a hal a karácsonyi asztalra? Erről kérdezzük Szedlák Leventét, az Agrárszektor szerkesztőjét. Főbb részek: Intro − (00:00) Merre tart a magyar gazdaság 2026-ban? Virovácz Pétert kérdeztük − (01:58) Karácsonyi halkörkép (17:52) Kép forrása: Getty ImagesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A magyar államháztartás helyzete kapcsán annak jártunk utána, hogy vajon meddig nézik el a piacok az előrejelzéseket rendre meghaladó deficitet, mennyi kreditünk maradt a hitelminősítőknél, és milyen kilátásokkal megyünk neki a 2026-os választási évnek. Erről is kérdeztük vendégünket, Bod Péter Ákost, a Budapesti Corvinus Egyetem egyetemi tanárát, a Magyar Nemzeti Bank korábbi elnökét. A műsor második felében Buda Andrea, a Cinema City Magyarország Marketing és PR igazgatójának segítségével a karácsonyi moziszezon apropóján megnéztük, hogy az Avatarhoz hasonló zászlóshajó filmek megválthatják-e az iparágat, hol van a jegyárak lélektani határa, és hogyan áll jelenleg a streaming-mozi meccs. Főbb részek: Intro − (00:00) Költségvetési hiány: meddig lehet feszíteni a húrt? − (01:58) Karácsonyi mozipiaci körkép: Avatarra felkészülni (19:22) Kép forrása: Getty ImagesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Populaarsemas poliitilises vestlussaates "Räägime asjast" räägivad asjadest nii nagu need on EKRE juhtpoliitikud Mart ja Martin Helme.Seekord on jututeemadeks Rein Veidemanni lahtilaskmine ERR-i nõukogu esimehe kohalt meelsuse eest ja Kasahstanis töötanud Eesti suursaadiku lahkuma sundimine, sest ta oli andndu "vale" nõu president Karisele. Need seigad räägiva meile liberaalsest "demokraatiast".Teisena räägitakse riigieelarvest ja sellega seonduvast.  Välisteemadest peatutakse pikemalt USA uuel julgeolakustrateegial, mis põhimõtteliselt defineerib ümber USA ja Euroopa suhted.Vestlussaade “Räägime asjast” on TRE Raadios ja Ring FM-is eetris pühapäeval kell 11 – 12 ja kordus samal õhtul kell 21 – 22. Samuti saab saadet kuulata Uute Uudiste portaalis ja taskuhäälingu-keskkondades (Spotify, Apple podcasts, Mixcloud). 

December 12-én jelenik meg a Kalapács és az Akusztika új lemeze, ami ezúttal javarészt új, saját dalokat tartalmaz majd. Erről, a februárban megjelent Ezerből egy albumról, a Kalapács című lemezről és megannyi egyéb dologról beszélgettem Józsival.Ha megrendelnéd az Akusztika lemezt:https://kalapacsjozsef.hmusic.hu/Kalapács Józsi a Facebookon:https://www.facebook.com/KalapacsJozsefRic$ a Facebookon: https://facebook.com/szenegetorichard Ric$ blogja: https://ricsandgreen.hu Ha bármi észrevétel, hozzáfűznivaló, témaötlet van, azt a rics@ricsandgreen.hu címre küldhetitek! Ha szeretnéd, hogy több videó készüljön, akkor támogasd a csatornát a https://patreon.com/ricscast oldalon, használd a "köszönet" gombot, vagy vásárolj pólós csomagot a Facebook oldalamon! Ha szeretnéd hamarabb megnézni a videókat, válaszd a csatornatagságot! Köszönöm!

A kormány bejelentett egy új energiatárolási pályázatot, amely segítséget jelenthet többek között azoknak a napelem­tulajdonosoknak, akik kikerülnek a szaldóelszámolási rendszerből. Vendégünk Kabát Krisztián, a Portfolio energetikai elemzője volt. A második rész azt járta körül, hogy rekord szintre emelkedett az egyenlőtlenség Magyarországon – ez pedig nemcsak szociális szempontból rendkívül súlyos probléma, hanem a gazdasági növekedést is érdemben visszafogja. Erről Hornyák Józseffel, a Portfolio makroelemzőjével beszélgettünk. Főbb részek: Intro – (00:00) Energiatárolási pályázat – (01:43) Egyenlőtlenség – (11:06) Kép forrása: Getty ImagesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Závada Pál: A teljes fiatalság ráment az Orbán-rendszerre Mától nézheted: Erről az új thrillersorozatról nem érdemes lemaradni, 100%-on áll a kritikusok véleményei alapján! Itt a Drifter folytatása, a Ricsi Olasz Renátó: Lehet, hogy rajta vagyok egy listán, nem érdekel. Az Aranyéletet tudjuk, hogy imádták a NER-esek is 7 film, amiben a Mikulás nem éppen a megszokott formáját hozza Omlós és szaftos: 7 göngyölt pulykamell, ami nem hiányozhat az ünnepi asztalról Ismered a 7 ajándék szabályt? Megszólalt Freddie felesége: "Engem is meglepett a kifakadása" Mutatjuk, hol és hogyan ünnepelheti Krasznahorkai László Nobel-díját Tippek, hogy biztosan megtaláld a tökéletes fát karácsonyra Stranger Things: Videón a sorozat sztárjainak reakciója az 5. évad nagy csavarjára! A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Závada Pál: A teljes fiatalság ráment az Orbán-rendszerre Mától nézheted: Erről az új thrillersorozatról nem érdemes lemaradni, 100%-on áll a kritikusok véleményei alapján! Itt a Drifter folytatása, a Ricsi Olasz Renátó: Lehet, hogy rajta vagyok egy listán, nem érdekel. Az Aranyéletet tudjuk, hogy imádták a NER-esek is 7 film, amiben a Mikulás nem éppen a megszokott formáját hozza Omlós és szaftos: 7 göngyölt pulykamell, ami nem hiányozhat az ünnepi asztalról Ismered a 7 ajándék szabályt? Megszólalt Freddie felesége: "Engem is meglepett a kifakadása" Mutatjuk, hol és hogyan ünnepelheti Krasznahorkai László Nobel-díját Tippek, hogy biztosan megtaláld a tökéletes fát karácsonyra Stranger Things: Videón a sorozat sztárjainak reakciója az 5. évad nagy csavarjára! A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Évek óta stagnál a magyar gazdaság teljesítménye, amit Nagy Márton nemzetgazdasági miniszter rendre a szomszédos orosz-ukrán háborúra és a német gazdaságra szokott fogni. A napokban jelent meg a harmadik negyedéves GDP-adat, amiből azt látjuk, hogy továbbra sem ért el minket a repülőrajt. Miért nem? Erről beszélgetünk Haász Jánossal, a 444 gazdasági újságírójával. Bővebben: 00:00:00 - Hol van a repülőrajtunk? Végülis eltelt az év recesszió nélkül. Túlzott optimizmus, békeköltségvetés, irreális várakozások. Mi történik, ha a Kazincbarcika elmegy a Barcelonához játszani? 00:04:27 - Nagy Márton és az ő magyarázatai. Nem lehetne legalább egyszer elérhető célokat betervezni? 00:10:53 - A lakosság fogyasztásra ösztönzése sem megy túl jól, pedig a kormány nem sajnálja a befektetett energiát (sem semmi mást, ha osztogatásról van szó). Hangulatjavító intézkedések -> politikai haszon. 00:15:01 - Rejtély, miért nem sikerül eltalálni azokat a számokat. Jó tanács: az semmiképp sem a jó megoldás, ha a szakadékba ugrunk bele. 00:17:27 - Miért baj az, ha nem nő a gazdaság? Nyugodt szívvel fogadjuk el a hagyományos közgazdasági elméleteket. Csakhogy ha a magyar politikai elit valamit megtanult az őszödi beszédből, az az, hogy nem beszélünk arról, hogy baj van. 00:20:59 - Se kiszámíthatóság, se megbízhatóság. A sarki boltban elromlott a második szalag is. Sebaj, hozzászokik az ember. 00:24:11 - Jó, de mi lenne, ha béke lenne? Egyáltalán: milyen típusú békével számol az Orbán-kormány? 00:29:23 - Brüsszel. Hát, igen. Az uniós pénzek ugyan nem jönnek, az éves költségvetésbe mégis folyton betervezik őket. Ha te betervezed a család havi büdzséjébe, hogy mennyit nyersz a Tippmixen, abból azért baj lehet. 00:34:17 - Mire számíthatunk jövőre? Egyelőre április 12-ig látunk. Ha estig megvan a három tüske, majd lesz valami. 00:37:02 - A közhangulat jön föl, mint a talajvíz. Januárban újabb pénzszórás várható. Kár, hogy a jövő év nem április 12-ig tart. Olvasnivalók: Nagy Márton: Nem értem, miket hablatyol itt mindenki össze Hátulról 4. a magyar gazdaság Európában, a valóság rácáfolt Nagy Márton magyarázataira Nyoma nincs a kilábalásnak: az ipar szenved, beruházások nincsenek, és már a vásárlókedv is hanyatlik Dohánygyár#2: Repülőrajtot vett az áttörés éve, előre a negatív siker felé! Kérdés, kérés, javaslat, meglátás -> dohanygyar@444.hu Hang: Botos Tamás/444See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Kik a leggazdagabb magyarok versenytársai a közép-kelet-európai régióbanó? Miből gazdagodtak meg a legvagyonosabbak Szlovákiában, Csehországban, Romániában, Horvátországban, Lengyelországban, Ukrajnában? Erről beszélget Pogi Gólya Ágnessel, a Forbes50 szerkesztőjével, illetve Zsiborás Gergővel, a Forbes főszerkesztőjével.

Hogyan vált a gyereknevelés szakmai projektté a középosztály számára, és milyen intenzív anyaként kutatni az intenzív szülőséget? Erről kérdeztük Geambașu Réka és Szőke Alexandra társadalomkutatókat a Qubit podcastjában. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Folytatjuk az Első millióm videósorozatunkat, ahol most Kürti Péterrel, a Serpentize motoros ruházati márka alapítójával beszélgetünk, három évvel az előző adást követően.Péter és cége a teljes hat év alatt exponenciálisan fejlődött, a tavalyi év 300 millió Ft-os árbevételét követően az idei évben 500 millió Ft körüli forgalom várható!Milyen titkok állnak a gyors növekedés mögött? Erről, az indulásról, kihívásokról és eredményekről lesz szó a podcastben.A BinX nemcsak a kedvező utalásokat hozta el számunkra, hanem támogatta ezt a vállalkozói utánkövetést is! https://binx.hu/?utm_source=Minner&utm_medium=Youtube&utm_campaign=q4(0:00) - Intro(1:49) - Első millió története(2:49) - Serpentize termékek gyártása(4:32) - Eladások eloszlása - Online/Offline(5:26) - Marketing(7:37) - 3 év alatt miben fejlődött a legtöbbet a cég?(10:42) - Készlet - hogyan lehet cash-flowban bírni? (12:17) - BinX, Péter használja a BinX-et? (14:26) - Elmúlt 3 év legnagyobb kudarca(15:16) - Elmúlt 3 év legkiemelkedőbb eredménye(15:45) - Szervezetfejlesztés(19:13) - Tervek a jövőre nézveTovábbi hírekért és izgalmas üzleti tartalmakért irány a Minner: https://minner.hu/#minner #podcast #hírek

Szerda este első alkalommal vettük fel élőben a Tyúkólt, ráadásul egy nagyon különleges vetítéssel egybekötve! Az eseményen a közönség előbb megnézhette Podhradská Lea Apám lánya című filmjét (ami elnyerte a legjobb magyar dokumentumfilm díját a 22. Verzió Emberi Jogi Dokumentumfilm Fesztiválon), ezt követően pedig a rendezővel és meghívott vendégeinkkel beszélgettünk a film kapcsán nők elleni erőszakról, társadalmi előítéletekről, és a hallgatás okairól. Többek között. Miért beszélgettünk erről? A magyar férfiak alig több mint tizede gondolja azt, hogy a féltékenykedés is a párkapcsolati erőszak része. A bántalmazás társadalmi megítélése visszás és a fizikai agressziót sem tartják az emberek minden esetben erőszaknak. Ezeket a sokkoló tényeket eddig főleg a bántalmazott nőket támogató szervezetek tapasztalataiból tudtuk, nemrég viszont megjelent a PATENT Egyesület és a 21 Kutatóközpont közös kutatása, ami rámutat arra, hogy az egyes esetek mögött társadalmi mintázat húzódik meg, és valóban rendszerszintű a probléma. Kevesen bíznak az igazságszolgáltatás erejében, a legtöbben pedig úgy vélik, a családnak kellene segítenie. Csakhogy a család nem mindig segít. Erről, és még sokkal többről mesél az Apám lánya című film is (itt megnézhetitek az előzetesét), amelyben a rendező saját, több évtizede eltűnt nővérét, Denit keresi. A történet húsba vágóan érzékletes módon mutatja be nemcsak a bántalmazás, hanem a környezet közönyének hatásait is. Ezt az epizódot a filmvetítés után vettük fel, a rendezővel, valamint Les Krisztinával a PATENT Egyesület, és Kiss Katával a 21 Kutatóközpont szakértőjével beszélgettünk. Mielőtt elkezded hallgatni szólunk, hogy az adás több helyen is spoileres!!4! A filmet december 4-étől a magyar mozikban is vetítik majd, mi mindenképpen nagyon ajánljuk. Bővebben: 00:56 - Különleges ez az adás, nem nekünk kellett megnyomni a gombot! 03:28 - Miért nem elég a tapasztalati tudás, ha erőszakról van szó? Miért kellenek a számok? Mit lehet elérni a kutatással? 07:02 - Magyarországon a nők elleni erőszakot pillanatok alatt relativizálják. 10:40 - A társadalom szerint a családtól remélhetnek segítséget az érintettek. 15:15 - Ezeket a traumákat gyakorlatilag lehetetlen feldolgozni. És a viselkedésminták a családon belül újra is termelhetik magukat. 25:27 - Pozitív eredménynek számít, hogy Magyarországon majdnem mindenki elismeri, hogy a fizikai bántalmazás erőszaknak számít. 29:56 - A féltékenykedés megítélése sokkal visszásabb. A popkultúrában ráadásul sokszor úgy ábrázolják, hogy ennek helye van és romantikus. 34:21 - A film jelenetei, a beszélgetések iszonyú megterhelők, de Lea rengeteg dolgot kivágott az interjúkból, hogy emészthető legyen a végeredmény. 39:21 - Judit Hermann szerint a traumában a legsúlyosabb a hallgatás, a titok és a szégyen. 41:40 - Az áldozatoknak teljesen irreálisnak tűnő megküzdési stratégiákat kell választaniuk, hogy átvészeljék a legnehezebb időszakokat. Ez Deni esetében sincs másképp és a film meg is mutatja, hogyan alakul a személyisége ennek mentén. 44:45 - Deni elmesélte a történetét, de ezzel azokról is mesél, akik már nem tudnak megszólalni. Ez az adás két nappal a Néma Tanúk Felvonulás után jelenik meg, ahol olyan nők történeteit olvassák fel, akiket családon belüli vagy párkapcsolati erőszak során öltek meg. 46:00 - Nem tudunk semmi olyat mondani, ami pikk-pakk megoldaná a problémát. De igyekszünk hangot adni és felületet ahhoz, hogy ez a téma megjelenjen és az áldozatokhoz is eljussanak az olyan szervezetek, akik segíthetnek nekik. Ezúton is nagyon köszönjük, hogy ott voltatok velünk, hogy hallgattok minket, hogy időről időre írtok nekünk. Olvasnivaló: A PATENT és a 21 Kutatóközpont hivatkozott kutatásának összefoglalója itt érhető el. A PATENT Egyesület oldalát itt találod. A PATENT és a 21 Kutatóközpont közös kutatása a reproduktív jogok megítéléséről 2024-ben készült. Erről is beszélünk a podcastban, elolvasni pedig itt tudod az összefoglalót. Podcastunk kéthetente jelentkezik új adással, meghallgatható a 444 Spotify- és Apple-csatornáján is. Korábbi adásaink itt találhatók. Javaslataid, ötleteid, meglátásaid a tyukol@444.hu címre várjuk. Illusztráció: Kiss Bence/444See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Miként alakul a szupergazdag magyarok vagyona – pontosabban az a vagyonrész, amelyet privátbanki szolgáltatóknál tartanak –, és melyek azok a fő kockázatok, amelyeket ezek a pénzügyi, banki szereplők most látnak? Vendégünk Árgyelán Ágnes, a Portfolio pénzügyi elemzője volt. A második blokkban két, a befektetők érdeklődésére jelenleg is számot tartó témát elemeztünk: egyrészt az Nvidia friss jelentésének piaci hatásait, másrészt a Fed kamatpolitikáját, ugyancsak abból a szempontból, hogy a különböző forgatókönyvek mit hozhatnak a tőkepiacokon. Erről Cinkotai Norbertet, a KH Értékpapír vezető elemzőjét kérdeztük. Főbb részek: Intro – (00:00) Szupergazdagok vagyona – (01:29) Nvidia és Fed – (08:09) A címlapkép illusztráció. Címlapkép forrása: Getty ImagesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ismét elérhető közelségbe került a béke az orosz–ukrán háborúban, azonban a helyzet közel sem egyértelmű. A korábban megismert amerikai javaslatok nagyon kedvezőtleneknek tűntek az ukrán fél számára és még lehet, hogy puhulnak. Eközben Európának is vannak saját békejavaslatai. A helyzetet Huszák Dániellel, a Portfolio Globál rovatának vezető elemzőjével tekintettük át. A második blokkban azt elemeztük, hogyan áll az Európai Unió Helyreállítási és Ellenállóképességi Eszközének végrehajtása, illetve mi történik, ha Magyarország nem teljesíti az előírt feltételeket és emiatt forrást veszít. Erről Szabó Dánielt, a Portfolio uniós ügyekkel foglalkozó elemzőjét kérdeztük. Főbb részek: Intro – (00:00) Békefolyamat – (01:43) Makronaptár – (13:15) Helyreállítási alap – (15:10) Címlapkép forrása: PortfolioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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A mesterséges intelligencia által generált tartalmak napjaink egyik legfontosabb technológiai kérdéskörét jelentik. Azonfelül, hogy bárkinek a hangját vagy arcát a felismerhetetlenségig lehetséges lemásolni, akár olyan meggyőző bizonyítékokat is előállíthatóak, sőt gyárthatóak, amelyek valójában teljes hazugságok. Milyen világban élünk 2025-ben, és hogyan szövik át egyre inkább a minket körülvevő világot a megtévesztő tartalmak? És hogyan tudunk ezután tájékozódni egy olyan digitális térben, amelyben minden és annak az ellenkezője is igaz lehet? Erről szól a Préda mai epizódja. Mi az a Préda? Az OTP Bank támogatásával megjelenő Préda a Portfolio kiberbűnügyi podcastje. Kövesd a Prédát saját podcast csatornáján, így már a jövő hétvége előtt meghallgathatod az új epizódot! Részletek ezen a linken. A Préda az OTP támogatásával jött létre.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

105 éve bajban lévő ország, amerikai pénzügyi mentőcsomag, 5 százalékos hiány, közben meg látványos választási osztogatás. Öt hónappal a választás előtt milyen állapotban van a magyar gazdaság? Erről szól a friss HetiVálasz, amelynek vendégei Bod Péter Ákos közgazdász, korábbi jegybankelnök és Madár István, a Portfolio vezető elemzője. A műsorvezető Vörös Szabolcs.

Az elmúlt hónapokban egymásra licitáló, szenzációs jóslatokkal foglalkozunk: egyes vélemények szerint ha leválunk az orosz energiahordozókról, a rezsi kétszeresére, háromszorosára, sőt négyszeresére ugrik. Sokáig mindez csak légvárnak tűnt – nem láttuk, milyen számításokból nőnek ekkorára ezek a számok. Most azonban a Portfolio kezébe került egy modell, amely papíron valóban igazolja az árrobbanást. Csakhogy amikor szétszedjük a gépházat, leegyszerűsítések és feltételezések sora bukkan elő. Mit jelent ez a számláinkra nézve, és hol csúszik el a matek? Erről kérdezzük Kabát Krisztiánt, a Portfolio energetikai elemzőjét. A folytatásban a vállalati API-okat nézzük meg közelebbről. Ezek leegyszerűsítve egy olyan “kapuk”, amin keresztül a cég saját rendszerei közvetlenül tudnak a bankkal “beszélgetni”, így gyorsabb és kevesebb manuális munka lesz a pénzügyekben. De hogy működik mindez a gyakorlatban, és miért éri meg egy banknak egy ilyen fejlesztés? A Checklist vendége Kuhárszki András, az OTP Bank digitális banki területek ügyvezető igazgatója volt. Főbb részek: Intro − (00:00) Mennyivel nőhet valójában a gáz-és áramár? − (02:08) Hogy működnek az API-ok? − (19:38) Kép forrása: Getty ImagesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Krasznahorkai László azt mondta róla, hogy ő, vagyis Bognár Péter „a legnagyobb közöttünk”. Ez a bók most, az irodalmi Nobel-díj után mintha még nagyobb erővel hatna. Bognár ráadásul szintén nemrég kapott díjat, idén ő az egyik nyertese a magyar irodalom nagy múltú szakmai elismerésének, a Déry-díjnak. Erről, az életműről, új könyvéről is szó esik a Buksó új epizódjában. A frissen díjazott szerző előtt is a díjaké lesz a főszerep, hiszen a világ és Magyarország legjelentősebb irodalmi elismeréseiről derül ki jó pár kulisszatitok. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Krasznahorkai László azt mondta róla, hogy ő, vagyis Bognár Péter „a legnagyobb közöttünk”. Ez a bók most, az irodalmi Nobel-díj után mintha még nagyobb erővel hatna. Bognár ráadásul szintén nemrég kapott díjat, idén ő az egyik nyertese a magyar irodalom nagy múltú szakmai elismerésének, a Déry-díjnak. Erről, az életműről, új könyvéről is szó esik a Buksó új epizódjában. A frissen díjazott szerző előtt is a díjaké lesz a főszerep, hiszen a világ és Magyarország legjelentősebb irodalmi elismeréseiről derül ki jó pár kulisszatitok. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Az adás első részében azzal foglalkoztunk, hogy a forint váratlan erősödése az alapkezelőket és a privátbanki tanácsadókat a stratégiák újragondolására készteti, miközben ügyféloldalról nem csökkennek a hozamelvárások. A témáról Kállay Andrást, az Apelso Trust partnerét és igazgatósági tagját kérdeztük, aki azt is elmondta, milyen fantázia rejtőzik a nálunk egyelőre gyerekcipőben járó vagyonkezelésben. A műsor második részében az elmúlt időszakban szűk sávban mozgó üzemanyagárakat vettük górcső alá, amelynek árszintjét a kormány folyamatosan szemmel tartja, mert ha az magasabb lenne a régiós átlagnál, akkor beavatkozhatnak a piacba. A kérdés, hogy mit várhatunk ebben a helyzetben, hoz-e bármilyen megnyugvást a washingtoni találkozó. Erről Mohos Kristófot, a Portfolio üzemanyagpiaci elemzőjét kérdeztük. Főbb részek: Intro − (00:00) Most légy okos, alapkezelő! − (01:40) Mi lesz veled, üzemanyagár? − (20:21) Tőkepiaci kitekintő − (33:55) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Magyar Péter jelentette kihívást eleinte nem vették komolyan a Fideszben. Varga Judit exférjét lenézték, mindeközben viszont a gazdaság gyenge teljesítménye és a kormányközeli üzletemberek gazdagodása már a kormánypárti választókat is zavarni kezdte. Pethő András és Szabó András a Direkt36-on megjelent cikkükben mutatták be, milyen elbizonytalanodást lehetett tapasztalni a Fideszben 2025 elején. Cikkükből az is kiderült, az év első felében Orbán Viktor által elkövetett hibákat (a magyarellenes román elnökjelölt melletti kiállást, az átláthatóságinak nevezett törvényjavaslat és a Pride betiltásának kudarcát) hogyan látták a párton belül, és mit gondolnak most a fideszes források a 2026-os választási esélyekről. Erről a cikkről beszélgettünk a Direkt36 műsorában a Tilos Rádióban. Pethő András és Szabó András cikke: https://www.direkt36.hu/kielezett-a-helyzet-igy-probal-urra-lenni-orban-a-fidesz-belso-valsagan/ Ha fontosnak tartod a munkánkat, és érdekel, hogyan tárjuk fel a hatalom titkait, akkor csatlakozz a Direkt36 támogatói köréhez! https://www.direkt36.hu/tamogass-minket/ Borítókép: Orbán Viktor / Facebook

A kormány társadalmi egyeztetésre bocsátotta az évi 1 millió forintos Otthontámogatás rendelettervezetét, amely a közszolgálatban dolgozóknak nyújtana új lakhatási segítséget 2026-tól. Érdemes figyelni, ugyanis kimondottan a folyamat gyakorlati oldalát nézzük meg Palkó Istvánnal, lapunk vezető pénzügyi elemzőjével. A folytatásban arról beszélgettünk, hogy finoman szólva sem lett acélos a ma megjelent GDP-adat, ami egyértelműen mutatja, hogy stagnált a magyar gazdaság az idei harmadik negyedévben az előző három hónaphoz képest. A teljesítmény beleillik az immár három éve tartó trendbe, ami azt mutatja, hogy nincs erő a magyar gazdaságban. Erről Hornyák Józsefet, a Portfolio makrogazdasági elemzőjét kérdeztük. Főbb részek: Intro − (00:00) Milliós hiteltámogatás a közszolgálatban dolgozóknak − (01:39) Nem lett acélos a GDP-adat − (14:28) Kép forrása: PortfolioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Ageless Future, Regan Archibald explores the groundbreaking molecule SLU-PP-332, a compound designed to mimic the metabolic benefits of exercise by activating key genetic and mitochondrial pathways. Originally developed by researchers at St. Louis University, SLU-PP-332 works through the ERR-alpha and AMPK pathways, promoting fat oxidation, mitochondrial biogenesis, and improved insulin sensitivity—without the oxidative stress of overtraining. Regan discusses how animal studies demonstrated dramatic improvements in endurance, fat loss, and glucose control, and shares his own experience using SLU-PP-332 to enhance VO₂ max, energy, and recovery. He also outlines its potential applications for metabolic syndrome, muscle loss, inflammation, and even post-COVID mitochondrial dysfunction. The episode concludes with practical insights on stacking SLU-PP-332 with other peptides like MOTS-c, 5-Amino-1MQ, and BPC-157 for comprehensive metabolic rejuvenation, while emphasizing the foundation of longevity medicine: optimizing insulin sensitivity, mitochondrial efficiency, and consistent physical conditioning.www.agelessfuture.com

Set piece again, olé olé! Csak közben meghal a futball?A mikrofonokat és podcast keverőnket a Relacart és az AV365.hu biztosította.A Tourette percekben: A hűséges Bruno Fernandes, az ügynökösködő Ten Hag, Haaland egy napja, valamint a békíthetetlen Wolves szurkolók.Témák:Nincs mese, ebben a szezonban nem nagyon marad életképes az a csapat, amelyik nem fekszik rá a pontrúgásokra. Erről a Liverpoolnál és a Manchester Citynél most sokat tudnának mesélni, hiszen amíg ők inkább kapják a gólokat rögzített helyzetekből, addig a műfaj királyaként az Arsenal egyre jobban elszakad a riválisaitól. Sőt, a Liverpoolt most már az egymás után három meccset megnyerő Manchester United is megelőzte a tabellán, úgyhogy Bence csillogó szemekkel beszélhetett arról, hogy milyen fontos változtatásokat hajtott végre Rúben Amorim. A Sunderlandnél pedig szépen megfigyelték, hogy miként kell játszani a sérült, fáradt Chelsea ellen, ez pedig egyelőre top4-es pozíciót ér.(01:48) Nyerjetek könyveket!!!!(05:47) Tourette-perceeek(33:00) Forró rakások(43:30) Pontrúgás FC az élen

Hogyan lehetne olyan gyermekvédelmi rendszerünk, amely megelőzi az állami gondozásba kerülést, és megvédi az állami gondozottakat, és helyreállítja a méltóságukat? Erről beszélgettünk Gyurkó Szilvia gyermekjogi szakértővel és a közönséggel a Közös Dolgok 3. epizódjában.00:00 Felvezetés: mit tudunk a gyermekvédelemről12:20 Miért van ennyi bántalmazás a gyermekotthonokban?21:40 Az állam azt hiszi, a büntetőjog a megoldás – nagyon rosszul hiszi40:47 A legsürgősebb változtatások—A közösség lehetőség, a közösség felelősség.Támogasd a Partizánt!https://cause.lundadonate.org/partizan/adomany—Iratkozz fel!Értesülj elsőként eseményeinkről, akcióinkról, maradjunk kapcsolatban:https://csapat.partizanmedia.hu/forms/maradjunk-kapcsolatban—Legyél önkéntes!Csatlakozz a Partizán önkéntes csapatához:https://csapat.partizanmedia.hu/forms/csatlakozz-te-is-a-partizan-onkenteseihez—Iratkozz fel tematikus hírleveleinkre!Heti Feledyhttps://csapat.partizanmedia.hu/forms/partizan-heti-feledyVétóhttps://csapat.partizanmedia.hu/forms/iratkozz-fel-a-veto-hirlevelere—Írj nekünk!Ha van egy sztorid, tipped vagy ötleted:szerkesztoseg@partizan.huBizalmas információ esetén:partizanbudapest@protonmail.com(Ahhoz, hogy anonim módon tudj írni, regisztrálj te is egy protonmail-es címet.)Támogatások, események, webshop, egyéb ügyek:info@partizan.hu—További támogatási lehetőségekről bővebben: https://www.partizanmedia.hu/tamogatas

A fehérjék az agyi folyamatoktól a PET-palackok lebontásáig sok mindent befolyásolnak, de szerkezetük bonyolult, ami a gyógyszerek fejlesztésében is akadályt jelent. Erről is beszélt a 12. Qubit Live-on Gáspári Zoltán bioinformatikus – az előadás podcast és videó formájában is elérhető.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sütés, grillezés, sütés, sütés, grillezés. Jegyzetek (Több mint) 20 évvel a múltba: a podcast szó eredete (https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gtGXK03JfKA) Csont és bőr rovat Tetoválórobot (https://blackdot.tattoo/), a Verge cikke részletesebb (https://www.theverge.com/robot/697890/tattoo-robot) Osztriga ihlette csontragasztó (https://interestingengineering.com/science/chinas-oyster-inspired-bone-glue) Megáll az ész rovat A 80as évek egyetlen tárgyban, ami úgy néz ki, mintha AI-slop lenne (https://brutebassguitars.com/blogs/news/brute-inspiration-casio-eg-5) Erről nem beszélünk (https://telex.hu/techtud/2025/10/07/kvantummechanika-alagutazas-josephson-effektus-fizikai-nobel-dij-john-clarke-michel-devoret-john-martinis) Tízezren akarnak Neuralink chipet a fejükbe (https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/neuralink-elon-musk-brain-chip-patients-b2843109.html) ÁLLÍTÓLAG Kolompos dallamok rovat Dübörög a high-techenészet: AI-nyakörvek (https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/05/technology/cows-ai-collars.html) Az Amazon (https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/devices/ring-camera-4k-home-security) okoscsengője segít megtalálni az elveszett kutyákat (https://mashable.com/article/amazon-ring-facial-recognition-scans) Hírlevél itt (http://eepurl.com/g7Bfd1).

Juhú, mostantól a magyar válogatott meccsei előtt is jelentkezünk!A mikrofonokat és podcast keverőnket a Relacart és az AV365.hu biztosította.Témák:

Scott Keller: A CEO For All Seasons Scott Keller is a senior partner at McKinsey, where he coleads the firm's global CEO Excellence work within the Strategy & Corporate Finance Practice and serves as a global leader in the Organization Practice. He's a New York Times bestselling author and trusted advisor to boards, CEOs, and senior leadership teams, with whom he guides multiyear, enterprise-wide transformations that shape the future of institutions. His colleagues and him are the authors of the new book, A CEO For All Seasons: Mastering the Cycles of Leadership (Amazon, Bookshop)*. One of the most critical phases of taking on the top job is what you do at the start. Whether it's stepping into the role as president, general manager, executive director, owner, or CEO, starting well can make all the difference. In this conversation, Scott and I explore how to begin in the best way possible. Key Points One-third to one-half of new CEOs are considered to be failing within eighteen months of taking the role. Many wish they'd handled the transition differently. New CEOs enter a reality distortion field of many bosses (the board), no peers, and ultimate accountability for everything. The best CEOs guard against this by not making it about them. Ask questions that aren't about you, but the organization. Instead of, “How will I know if I'm successful?” ask, “How will we know if we're winning?” Beginning with a listening tour is essential. People will tell you things when you're new that they'll never say two or three years later. Create a fact-based, one version of the truth. Once you know it, keep to a single narrative for everyone. Err towards complete candor in the toughest realities. Prepare intensely for moments of truth, when they need to happen. Set clear boundaries and stay extremely disciplined. Your narrative and first moves should guide how you frame these. Resources Mentioned A CEO For All Seasons: Mastering the Cycles of Leadership (Amazon, Bookshop)* by Carolyn Dewar, Scott Keller, Vikram Malhotra, and Kurt Strovink Interview Notes Download my interview notes in PDF format (free membership required). Related Episodes How Top Leaders Influence Great Teamwork, with Scott Keller (episode 585) How to Genuinely Show Up for Others, with Marshall Goldsmith (episode 590) How to Start a Big Leadership Role, with Carol Kauffman (episode 617) Discover More Activate your free membership for full access to the entire library of interviews since 2011, searchable by topic. To accelerate your learning, uncover more inside Coaching for Leaders Plus.

A kisregény száz oldal, az első húsz oldalon megszületik egy ember, ugyanez az ember a maradék nyolcvan oldalon meghal – ennyi. Hogyan lehet ezt színpadra alkalmazni? Erről is beszélgettünk az arútluK podcast két vendégével, Bérczes László rendezővel és Rozs Tamás zenésszel, zeneszerzővel, csellóművésszel.

Bod Péter Ákos közgazdász, a Corvinus Egyetem professzora, a Magyar Nemzeti Bank korábbi elnöke volt a vendégünk, aki ma megjelent írásában azt állítja: Magyarországon „fiskális alkoholizmus” rögzült – krónikusan magas hiány, növekvő adósság, és olyan költekezési reflexek, amelyek egy kis, nyitott gazdaságban különösen kockázatosak. De mi áll a sorozatos hiánycél-emelések mögött, mit üzen a jelenlegi alapkamat, és hogyan kerülhetne vissza a gazdaság fenntartható pályára? Erről is kérdeztük a neves közgazdászt, aki vendégünk lesz egy hét múlva, a Budapest Economic Forum 2025 konferencián is. A folytatásban beszámoltunk arról, hogy a mesterséges intelligencia után - hatásában és méretében egyelőre jóval visszafogottabban -, de részvényárak szintjén ugyanolyan dinamikát mutatva új trend kezd kibontakozni a tőzsdéken, ez pedig a kvantum-számítástechnikai rally. Ez több kiváló befektetési lehetőséget is rejt, hiszen már most látszik, hogy milyen iparági szereplők és részvények lehetnek a nagy nyertesek. A részleteket Kaszab Balázzsal a Portfolio részvénypiaci elemzőjével tekintettük át. Főbb részek: Intro – (00:00) Népbetegség Magyarországon: a fiskális alkoholizmus - (01:35) Kik lehetnek a kvantum-számítástechnikai rally győztesei? - (18:53) Címlapkép forrása: ShutterstockSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kállai Márton öt éve fotózza Magyarország  nevezetes, legnagyobb és legidősebb fáit. Mindebből most – Kovalik Máté képszerkesztő közreműködő segítségével – album készül. Hogy miért? Erról szól ez a beszélgetés itt, az arútluKban, a Kultrovat podcastjában, és persze vidcastjában.  

A Mol és a horvát Janaf közti vita kiéleződéséről volt szó, amelynek középpontjában az áll, hogy tud-e a horvát cég elegendő olajat szállítani Százhalombattára. Vendégünk Pletser Tamás, az Erste gáz- és olajipari szakértője volt. A második részben arról beszélgettünk, hogy a magyar szőlőkben a sárgaság fitoplazma nevű betegség réme fenyeget, ami annyira veszélyes, hogy neves borászok egységes, egyidejű és az ország egészét érintő permetezést látnak szükségesnek, ráadásul az Agrárminisztérium már cselekvési tervet is elfogadott. Erről Braunmüller Lajost, az Agrárszektor főszerkesztőjét kérdeztük. Főbb részek: Intro - (00:00) Mol–Janaf vita - (01:50) Szőlőbetegség - (11:25) Kép forrása: Getty ImagesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A NATO légterébe berepülő orosz drónok és vadászrepülők jelentette provokációkról volt szó. A témában Huszák Dánielt, a Portfolio Globál rovatának vezető elemzőjét kérdeztük. Az adás második részében arról volt szó, hogy mekkora a bérszakadék Magyarországon az egyes jövedelmi ötödök között és mekkora regionális bontásban. Erről Hornyák Józsefet, a Portfolio makroelemzőjét kérdeztük. Főbb részek: Intro – (00:00) Orosz légtérsértések – (01:22) Bérszakadék – (15:06) A kép illusztráció. Kép forrása: PortfolioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A forintárfolyamról volt szó, ugyanis a hazai fizetőeszköz jelentősen erősödött az elmúlt hónapokban. De vajon jót tesz-e a magyar gazdaságnak egy erősebb forint? Erről beszélgetett a műsorban Árokszállási Zoltán, az MBH Bank elemzője. A második részben a feltörekvő gazdaságok idei növekedését vizsgáltuk, amelyet elsősorban a belső hitelezés hajt. Ez sok helyen képes volt ellensúlyozni a vámháborúk és az exportpiacok körüli bizonytalanságok negatív hatásait. Magyarországon viszont a vállalati hitelezés csak mérsékelten élénkült, miközben a beruházások immár három éve folyamatosan csökkennek. A háttérről Szabó Dániel, a Portfolio uniós ügyekkel foglalkozó elemzője beszélt. Főbb részek: Intro – (00:00) Forintárfolyam – (01:34) Hitelezés és vámok – (10:47) Tőkepiaci kitekintő – (20:05) Kép forrása: Getty ImagesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Fed egy év után először csökkentette az alapkamatot, mégpedig 25 bázisponttal. A lépés sokak szerint egy hosszabb kamatcsökkentési ciklus nyitánya lehet, ami hatással van a részvénypiacokra és a dollár árfolyamára. Erről Cinkotai Norbertet, a K&H Értékpapír vezető elemzőjét kérdeztük. Ezt követően az ingatlanpiac került terítékre: Magyarország nyugati részén már évek óta élénk a piac az osztrák munkalehetőségek közelsége miatt, de január elsejével keleten is új opciók nyíltak Románia schengeni csatlakozásával. A határmenti lakáspiac érdekességeiről Szánthó Pétert, a Pénzcentrum szerkesztőjét kérdeztük. Végül maradtunk az ingatlanpiacnál, de más szemszögből: 2025-ben a magyar lakás- és befektetési piacot egyszerre mozgatja a nemzetközi környezet, a hazai szabályozás és a finanszírozási lehetőségek alakulása. Ezek mind szóba kerülnek a szeptember 23-i Property Investment Forumon. A rendezvény főszervezőjével, Ditróy Gergellyel, a Portfolio üzletfejlesztési igazgatójával beszélgettünk. Főbb részek: Intro - (00:00) Fed kamatcsökkentés - (01:56) Határmenti ingatlanpiac - (11:26) Property Investment Forum - (18:20) Kép forrása: Getty ImagesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As a single, childless 30-year-old woman, I don't have all the answers. Still, I've found my role in the village: being a supportive auntie to young women navigating topics they'd rather not discuss with their parents.This all started when I worked with teenage girls one summer a couple of years ago. I realized that while I'd been stumbling through my twenties, trying to hold down my jobs and avoid financial ruin, I'd actually learned a few things about the female experience that could be valuable to them. These girls were 15 and were just starting to have their first relationships. That got me thinking. Getting pregnant in your teens when you don't want to be is a big freaking deal. Soon, I was pulling them aside and saying,“If you ever need Plan B or anything else, just let me know.” Then I typed my number into their phones.Send this to your most responsible female friend, lol

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