Podcasts about Fiz

Jak myśleć o inwestowaniu w 2023 roku? Czy rynek nieruchomości jest nadal dobrym rynkiem pod inwestycje? A może złoto? Jaka przyszłość stoi przed spółkami technologicznymi? Kiedy inflacja w Polsce zacznie w końcu spadać? Czy przeciętny przedsiębiorca powinien w obecnych czasach w ogóle myśleć o inwestowaniu?Dużo trudnych pytań… Ale dobra wiadomość jest taka, że mamy dziś dla Was trochę podpowiedzi. Piotr Żółkiewicz - twórca funduszu inwestycyjnego Zolkiewicz & Partners Inwestycje w Wartości FIZ - w rozmowie z Maciejem Filipkowskim podsumowuje w dzisiejszym odcinku lata 2021-2022 oraz podpowiada, jak myśleć o inwestowaniu w 2023 roku - merytorycznie i konkretnie.

This podcast covers episodes 10,859 to 10,864. Teddy's corpse is like toilet paper stuck to the bottom of Stephen's shoe as he desperately tries to dispose of his latest victim. Daisy's mother and stalker choose the same week to show up and she's about equally pleased to see both of them. Fiz and Tyrone assume the personas of a leisurewear entrepreneur and an Irish horse trainer in an attempt to inject some novelty into the boudoir. Chesney uses some of his wedding funds to chase his lifelong ambition of making a tasty burger. Max discovers the consequences and impact of the propaganda videos he made for Griff. Sally's dress-up box is laundered. Farewell, Cilla, we barely knew thee. Adam's hair.

Here we are again, with Episode #560 of the podcast, where we talk about what went on in Weatherfield between the 23rd and the 26th January (Episodes #10858 - 10863) After last week's cliffhanger of Audrey driving off to the Peak District with a dead body strapped to the roof, we must admit that it was a bit of a disappointment to see the car right back outside Number 8 on Monday's episode. The scene with Stephen desperately trying to make the roof box sink into the canal later on did make us laugh, we admit, but is that what Corrie's going for with this storyline? We discuss the evidence! Meanwhile, it's Alya to the rescue again when Blake gets a bit stabby in the Bistro on Wednesday - but will Weatherfield's latest superhero manage to survive the second extremist attack in a month? Also this week, Tyrone and Fiz dress up for a bit of role play, Daisy's mum comes to town, and there's a chinchilla killer on the loose! Next up on the podcast it's time for The Kabin, where we see how Mollie Gallagher got on in her first week on the ice and take a look at the synopsis for Maggie Sullivan's latest Corrie novel. We round things off with more of your fabulous feedback. Street Talk - 00:08:30 The Kabin - 02:19:01 Feedback - 02:27:54

On our latest podcast, we chat about the goings on in Weatherfield between the 16th and the 20th January (Episodes #10852 - 10857). Everyone's been saying for months now that Stephen's body count wouldn't stay at one, and in this week's Corrie, he finally claimed his second victim. Alas - poor Teddy! Punched to death... As we mourn his passing (and celebrate our correct prediction from a few weeks ago that the roof box would eventually be used to carry a corpse!), we can't help but wonder about how Stephen's going to get himself out of this mess... Speaking of bumbling bumper-offers, Fiz and Tyrone discover the extent of Hope's obsession with John Stape this week, and we actually quite appreciated the fact that they didn't fly off the handle! Also this week, Daisy's got a secret admirer, Damon gets his feet right under the table at the Bistro and Summer has her first collapse of 2023. Not a whole lot of Corrie news this week, but the announcement that the Corrie tour will soon be including Weatherfield Precinct access gets us excited about our next trip up north in The Kabin, and we finish off the episode with more of your feedback. Street Talk - 00:10:45 The Kabin - 02:18:07 Feedback - 02:23:49

Boa terça, angulers! Abrimos o #169 com o documento golpista encontrado na casa do ex-Ministro da Justiça, Anderson Torres, e sua prisão, no último sábado (14). Depois, o rombo de 40 bilhões nas contas da Americanas e suas possíveis consequências. Sufoco! Por fim, Flávia escolheu sua palavra do ano e divide suas metas para 2023. Sirva-se! Edição e Mixagem: Tico Pro - Laranja Preta Produtora - Indicações do #169: - Comunidade do Angu de Grilo no twitter: bit.ly/3Zil5J3 - "Do discurso violento ao terrorismo: um relato exclusivo de 2 meses dentro do acampamento de bolsonaristas golpistas em Brasília" (G1 DF): http://glo.bo/3HaVUAY - "Meus pais foram presos em Brasília. Fiz tudo o que podia para ajudá-los" (TAB UOL): https://bit.ly/3ZE80tE - Visita, Presidente (documentário Globoplay)

In this episode of the podcast, we take a look back at the past year of Corrie as a whole, and offer our final opinions on the year 2022. From the highs to the lows and everything in between, we reflect on the stories, characters and production bits and pieces that really stood out to us during the year. Abi's baby drama, Fiz's two weddings, comebacks for Stephen, Wendy and Spider, and of course, Summer, Summer and more Summer! Plus, of course, as Conversation Street marked its tenth anniversary, we couldn't help but chat for a little bit towards the end about how we feel about that went too! A really fun chat with lots of praise and some well deserved criticism, we hope you enjoy this one as much as we did recording!

Fiz uma lista dos acontecimentos do ano de 2022. Todos os marcos do ano 2022 então neste novo podcast.

This podcast covers episodes 10,825 to 10,838. Damon learns of Jacob's history with Harvey and sets out to for revenge, while making his presence felt at The Bistro. Against David's wishes, Max heads off on a Racist Camping trip but soon sees a different, explosive side to Griff. George sets out to make amends for last year by getting Eileen a present fit for a princess. Thanks to a crappy unpublishable article, Daniel makes amends with Daisy ahead of her consultant's appointment. Ahead of Christmas, Summer goes off grid, leaving Billy frantic when he loses access to her precious glucose levels on that app thing. Tyrone keeps his secret Christmas wedding to Fiz under wraps by being the worse boyfriend in the world. Mary is looking for companions to go caroling, forcing Brian to come to a very easy decision. Roy's refusal to use the mobile phone he was gifted for Christmas leaves Nina fuming when she misses out on a special date with Asha. Stephen goes to extraordinary lengths to maintain his air of wealth and success but suspicions of him grow at home and in Canada. Cathy's driving hasn't improved. Santa gets his steps in. The estate of Edgar Allan Poe will be in touch.

On our latest podcast, we chat about what's been going on in Weatherfield over the Christmas weekend, covering the episodes shown between the 23rd and the 26th December (Episodes #10829 - 10834). Corrie may have played it a bit safe this Christmas - there certainly weren't any major exits, shocking twists or, dare we say it, cars driving over cliffs into the sea in Weatherfield this year - but there was definitely some heartwarming stuff if you were in the mood for a bit of romance and yuletide magic. We've certainly not seen eye to eye on the podcast about this whole wedding for Fiz and Tyrone, but one thing we were certainly in agreement with was how pleased we were to see Evelyn back on the show for the ceremony - but exactly where has she been, we wonder..? And while we're on the subject of romance, wasn't Daniel and Daisy's engagement just lovely? Now if only Daniel would stop being an old fuddy-duddy, maybe they've got a chance of living happily ever after! Also this week, George has a little surprise when Eileen's sofa arrives, Stephen's lies catch up to him when Gail gets wind of his sneaky shenanigans, and Griff gears Max up for fireworks at New Year... Up next on the podcast, it's time for The Kabin, where we take a look at how Corrie fared in the Christmas Day ratings, and we round things off with some festive feedback. Street Talk - 00:18:24 The Kabin - 02:33:20 Feedback - 02:42:41  

Christmas is nearly here, and along with it comes our somewhat erratic recording schedule, so this week's podcast just covers the episodes of Corrie shown between the 19th and the 21st December (Episodes #10825 - 10828). After making his mysterious debut during last Friday's trip to Weatherfield, Jacob's father Damon is fully revealed this week, and with him comes a surprising revelation about Jacob's relationship with Harvey! And that's not the only twist Corrie had in store for us either, as Griff's secret benefactor was revealed on Monday's episode too - and yep, it's definitely someone we know! Speaking of bombshells, Max's racist camping trip goes a bit awry on Wednesday when a shady looking device in the boot of Griff's car detonates, leading Spider to finally reveal his secret identity to Toyah. Also this week, Daisy nervously awaits her test results, Fiz nearly inadvertently derails Tyrone's secret wedding plans, and George buys Eileen a new sofa for Christmas - though we suspect there may be a tiny problem with the gift when it arrives on Christmas Eve... Not a whole lot of Corrie news to discuss this week, so we skip The Kabin and round off the podcast with more of your feedback. Street Talk - 00:18:29 Feedback - 02:03:19

This podcast covers episodes 10,819 to 10,824. Summer gets caught in her own web of lies when Mike insists on accompanying her to her 12-week scan. The opening night of the play approaches while Ken juggles with the affections of Martha and Wendy. Griff's threats give Alya concerns for Yasmeen's safety and she cuts back her hours at the law office. Tyrone gets to work on secretly organizing his Christmas Day wedding to Fiz and enlists Gemma's help. Simon loses a job no one knew he had so Peter gets him work at the factory, much to Leanne's distress. Daisy finds a lump in her breast and discovers she can't rely on Daniel for his support. Jenny doesn't get her hair done. Nigel is a glass-half-empty kinda guy. Esther's had better weeks.

This podcast covers episodes 10,813 to 10,818. Every second Stephen spends in Weatherfield costs him money he doesn't have, but he may just have found a temporary answer to his problems. Adam plays King Solomon as Steve and Adam continue to bicker about the rightful owner of the honking corduroy jacket and the scratch card that was in the pocket. Todd tries to conceal his discomfort when Sean invites Laurence to Christmas at Eileen's. Guilted by an awkward conversation with a school counselor, Tyrone decides, for the third time, to make an honest woman out of Fiz. When Summer forgets to be sick at the smell of bacon, she is forced to come clean to Amy. Ken is excited by the prospect of attending the theater with Martha on the down low. Maria's plans to campaign for refugees at the Christmas Market meet resistance at the council meeting while Griff ups his attempted intimidation of Alya. Mary hyperventilates. Joseph is a grass. Dev is bearded again. BONUS -- This episode also contains a chat with Darren Hilbert from the EastieOaks blog, chatting about his visit to the precinct set and about the upcoming Christmas episodes/

Fiz em 2016 um episódio do podcast Café Brasil chamado Os X Men, onde eu tratava da questão do autismo e dizia que, sob diversos aspectos, autistas têm superpoderes. Durante o programa eu tratava daquilo que costumamos chamar de deficiência. E por conta daquele programa, meu saudoso amigo Sérgio Sá, músico excepcional que era cego desde nascença, escreveu um texto lindo, de onde pincei este trecho: “Pois é, Luciano! Seu programa sobre nós, mutantes, fez-me repensar, aprofundar-me um tanto no tal conceito de deficiência. Veja: Quase todo mundo consegue dizer que um objeto é azul quando ele é azul; porém raros são os que distinguem um dó de um sol… Poderíamos dizer então que aqueles são de algum modo deficientes auditivos? No meu entender, todos somos deficientes e todos temos indistintamente potencialidades incomuns. Então não me parece nem de longe absurdo que um autista ensine tantas coisas ao seu irmão, como nos contou o Maurício. Haverá sempre o que ensinar e aprender com alguém, desde que sejamos pacientes e tolerantes, corajosos em permitir que a generosidade vença o egoísmo. Como já declarei em meu livro Feche os olhos para ver melhor: limites são medidas subjetivas, frutos de nosso próprio entendimento. Limitações são barreiras produzidas por nossa história, ambiente, condições de saúde, família, educação, para dizer o mínimo. Assim vai se entregar à deficiência quem for incapaz de reconhecer seus limites, que é o primeiro passo para superá-los. Vai se entregar quem se rende às limitações, por não encará-las como alavancas, e sim como obstáculos. Fomos criados únicos em tudo para podermos trocar energia, interagir, nos apoiar uns nos outros. Haveria melhor maneira de nos mostrar que não estamos nem poderíamos estar sós?”   Continuo a reflexão neste vídeo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emUQNzVlFus Gostou? De onde veio este, tem muito, mas muito mais. Torne-se um assinante do Café Brasil e nos ajude a continuar produzindo conteúdo gratuito que auxilia milhares de pessoas a refinar seu processo de julgamento e tomada de decisão. Acesse http://mundocafebrasil.com

Fiz em 2016 um episódio do podcast Café Brasil chamado Os X Men, onde eu tratava da questão do autismo e dizia que, sob diversos aspectos, autistas têm superpoderes. Durante o programa eu tratava daquilo que costumamos chamar de deficiência. E por conta daquele programa, meu saudoso amigo Sérgio Sá, músico excepcional que era cego desde nascença, escreveu um texto lindo, de onde pincei este trecho: “Pois é, Luciano! Seu programa sobre nós, mutantes, fez-me repensar, aprofundar-me um tanto no tal conceito de deficiência. Veja: Quase todo mundo consegue dizer que um objeto é azul quando ele é azul; porém raros são os que distinguem um dó de um sol… Poderíamos dizer então que aqueles são de algum modo deficientes auditivos? No meu entender, todos somos deficientes e todos temos indistintamente potencialidades incomuns. Então não me parece nem de longe absurdo que um autista ensine tantas coisas ao seu irmão, como nos contou o Maurício. Haverá sempre o que ensinar e aprender com alguém, desde que sejamos pacientes e tolerantes, corajosos em permitir que a generosidade vença o egoísmo. Como já declarei em meu livro Feche os olhos para ver melhor: limites são medidas subjetivas, frutos de nosso próprio entendimento. Limitações são barreiras produzidas por nossa história, ambiente, condições de saúde, família, educação, para dizer o mínimo. Assim vai se entregar à deficiência quem for incapaz de reconhecer seus limites, que é o primeiro passo para superá-los. Vai se entregar quem se rende às limitações, por não encará-las como alavancas, e sim como obstáculos. Fomos criados únicos em tudo para podermos trocar energia, interagir, nos apoiar uns nos outros. Haveria melhor maneira de nos mostrar que não estamos nem poderíamos estar sós?”   Continuo a reflexão neste vídeo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emUQNzVlFus Gostou? De onde veio este, tem muito, mas muito mais. Torne-se um assinante do Café Brasil e nos ajude a continuar produzindo conteúdo gratuito que auxilia milhares de pessoas a refinar seu processo de julgamento e tomada de decisão. Acesse http://mundocafebrasil.com

Hoje é dia de viver a noite foi tão longa e eu sofri pensei estar sozinho Quase desisti foi quando tua presença aconteceu A tua Palavra me fortaleceu R evelou-me os céus e as estrelas Me deu sonhos, visões e promessas, acreditei O temor deu lugar a esperança, no descanso minha alma desperta pra continuar meus olhos em Deus, uma chance em minhas mãos: eu vou! 2x Coro hoje é o dia o tempo da graça brilhou em minha vida Sigo sem medo Tua presença mudou minha história Hoje é o dia (Fiz diferente aqui tbm pra testar) Revelou-me os céus e as estrelas Me deu sonhos, visões e promessas, acreditei O temor deu lugar a esperança, no descanso minha alma desperta pra continuar meus olhos em Deus, uma chance em minhas mãos: eu vou! 2x hoje é o dia…

APONTAMENTOA minha alma partiu-se como um vaso vazio.Caiu pela escada excessivamente abaixo.Caiu das mãos da criada descuidada.Caiu, fez-se em mais pedaços do que havia loiça no vaso. Asneira? Impossível? Sei lá!Tenho mais sensações do que tinha quando me sentia eu.Sou um espalhamento de cacos sobre um capacho por sacudir.Fiz barulho na queda como um vaso ... Read more

This podcast covers episodes 10,789 to 10,794. Fiz, an increasingly violent Tyrone, and a Brylcreemed Adam team up to take on the might of the Weatherfield true crime publishing industry. Nick and Leanne are forced to relent and agree to explore the possibility of Sam meeting Harvey face-to-face in prison. Summer, Aaron, Amy, and Jacob move into the builder's yard flat and while one couple gets away from Billy, the other ends up besieged by Tracy. Bernie heads to a health spa in an attempt to learn Fern's address but ends up being caught in the act by Fern's ex-husband. Homeless Stu and Dee Dee head to That London for his conviction overturning hearing. Max has a disastrous first day working at Speed Daal but ends up getting much closer to Lauren and her way of thinking. Roy makes soup. Glenda has plans for Billy. John Stape is in the shed.

On our latest podcast, we chat about the goings on in Weatherfield between the 7th and the 11th November (Episodes #10789 - 10794). This week, Fiz and Ty do their best to stop the John Stape book getting published, but when Tyrone slaps the author at an event at Chariot Square, has he ended up making things worse? Also this week, Amy and Summer fly the nest, Bernie thinks she's found a way to track down Fern when she bumps into her ex at a spa, and Lauren gets inside Max's head - and his bed! In The Kabin, we take a look at how Sue Cleaver's been doing in her first week in the jungle and find out what the Corrie set tour has in store for its Christmas festivities. We round off the show with more of your listener feedback, including a great selection of your unpopular Corrie opinions! Street Talk - 00:12:54 The Kabin - 02:26:32 Feedback - 02:42:06

Fiz um set com muita track que toca nas principais rádios do mundo. Ouça agora o set exclusivo do episódio #63 do Radio Show! Acompanhe o meu trabalho no Instagram @djleudson ... Me manda INBOX por lá me dizendo que você veio daqui do Soundcloud!

Fiz um ponta da situação das dos últimos 3 livres, da encruzilhada em que se encontra este podcast audio-misterioso e de alguma ansiedade que pode gerar uma cabeça que não sabe parar. Deixo-vos com o link do podcast 45 graus com José Pacheco: https://45graus.parafuso.net/2022/05/11/121-jos-pacheco-o-que-est-mal-na-escola-tal-como-a-conhecemos/ Aqui em entrevista na Caravana https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuqZmrEDD1g

This podcast covers episodes 10,783 to 10,788. Sean is a bit too Sean so Todd doesn't miss an opportunity to provide a hint about Laurence's big, dark secret. Much to Spider's shock, Max is invited to a Halloween party at Griff's racist flat. Arnie the Builder is back to finish the job at number one but inadvertently busts the toilet. Summer has a shocking change of heart when she discovers how much rehab costs these days. Fiz and Tyrone do their best to protect Hope from the serialization of Stape's story but end up making her more isolated. Nick can't duck. Zeedan is off to London. Amy sorts everything out.

Episode #547 of Conversation Street is here, and this week, we chat about what went on in Weatherfield between the 31st October and the 4th November (Episodes #10783 - 10788). The Halloween festivities in the first of this week's visits to the cobbles definitely helped lend an autumnal air to Coronation Street, but if you think that means the end of Summer, you'd be sadly mistaken - at least where the character is concerned, that is. Yes, Miss Spellman remained very much in the spotlight this week as she decided she'd rather have ten grand than a termination - but will she be able to keep her bulging belly a secret from Billy? Meanwhile, Max gets drawn into the shady world of far-right Halloween parties (kind of like normal ones but with more people dressed up as crusaders), Fiz and Tyrone discover who's been leaking their family secrets, and Sean makes a shocking discovery about Lawrence's past.. Up next on the podcast, it's time for The Kabin, where take a look at Sue Cleaver's motivations for signing up to this year's I'm A Celebrity. We round off the show with more of your listener feedback. Street Talk - 00:07:38 The Kabin - 02:25:23 Feedback - 02:38:49

On out latest podcast, we chat about all things Corrie between the 24th and the 28th October (Episodes #10777 - 10782). This week, Stephen continues to bumble from one disaster to another, desperately trying to cover his tracks after binning off Leo last month. At least with Gabrielle now heading back home (and surely we weren't the only ones surprised that she's made it out of this alive?), his nefarious dealings with Audrey's equity should be easier to keep a secret - but for how long? Also this week, things take an unexpected twist in the Spider story when it turns out that Griff's interests are a lot more sinister than anyone had expected. Meanwhile, Daniel and Sinead move into Number 1, Fiz gets a shock when she's asked to do an interview about John, and Eileen gets a whiff of heaven - and it smells like vanilla slice.  For one reason or another, it was half two in the morning by the time we'd finished recording Street Talk, so we hope you'll forgive us for ending the podcast there this week - but do keep on sending in your feedback for a bumper segment next time!

This podcast covers episodes 10,777 to 10,782. Esther reacts badly when she learns of Summer's plans to terminate her pregnancy. Daniel's plans to commemorate the anniversary of Sinead's death include palming Bertie off on Beth and hanging out with Daisy. Bernie has a hard time convincing Asha and Aadi of her innocence. Stephen has his work cut out for him as he attempts to talk Jenny and Teddy into abandoning their search for Sinkhole Leo. A slip on a broken pumpkin sends Eileen to A&E but leaves her with a renewed love for life. Fiz is shocked when she learns that a book about John Stape is about to be serialized in the Weathy Gazette. Griff gets Peter and Spider excited for a mystery concert in town that definitely isn't going to be Wet Leg. Joseph knocks Tyrone out. Daisy gets Daniel's family tree wrong. Lily is gobsmacked.

[COMPARTILHE] http://bit.ly/desunravel [RESUMO] Neste episódio curtinho, falei do jogo Unravel, da Eletronics Arts Games, disponível na Steam e para os consoles XBox e Playstation. Eu joguei esse jogo ao vivo na twitch.tv/despautada e quem me acompanhou, pôde ver quão emocionante foi. Fiz alguns cortes e, em algum momento, eles entram no Instagram. Junto com meus comentários sobre o jogo, não resisti a inserir comentários sobre o cenário político atual que estamos vivendo, então tem trechos de falas do nosso detestável presidente candidato à reeleição (mas não vamos deixá-lo continuar a nos destruir, não é? *Faltam 3 dias pra afundar o 13 na urna e 66 dias pra posse de Lula em 1º de janeiro*) Mais informações e indicações: bit.ly/desunravel Agora você pode gravar seu Recadíneo! Clique no link e deixe sua mensagem após o sinal: https://anchor.fm/despautada/message [beeep] APOIE este podcast: apoia.se/despautada ou picpay.me/despautada Manda PIX: despautada@gmail.com [NAS REDES] Twitter @despautada | @fernandaeggers | @canisbowies Instagram @despautada | @fernandaeggers despautada@gmail.com medium.com/despautada t.me/despautada [Marcação de Tempo] 00:46 - Sinopse 01:41 - Tecnicalidades 04:42 - Akai Ito 05:08 - Minha opinião --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/despautada/message

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Hablamos en este episodio en primer lugar con Martín Fiz. Queremos conocer el día a día del atleta más allá de su faceta deportiva y competitiva. Nos habla de su trabajo como embajador de carreras populares y marcas, de su tienda de running, de sus grupos de entrenamiento y de sus conferencias para empresas. En la segunda parte del episodio hablamos del maratón de Londres y de cómo es el running en la ciudad británica. Conectamos con nuestro compañero Chema, que ayer corrió la maratón londinense, y con Kike Nieto, nuestro colaborador, profesor de inglés, que pasa muchas temporadas en esa ciudad y conoce muy bien cómo se vive en ella el running. A tu Ritmo, con Luis Blanco y Chema Martínez Pastor.www.correaturitmo.comTW: @correaturitmo @correaturitmoFB: @correaturitmoES https://www.facebook.com/correaturitmoESIG: @correaturitmo https://www.instagram.com/correaturitmo/Canal Telegram: Correaturitmo https://t.me/correaturA tu Ritmo, con Luis Blanco y Chema Martínez Pastor.www.correaturitmo.comTW: @correaturitmo @correaturitmoFB: @correaturitmoES https://www.facebook.com/correaturitmoESIG: @correaturitmo https://www.instagram.com/correaturitmo/Canal Telegram: Correaturitmo https://t.me/correatur

Nesta aula de inglês com música, você vai aprender muito inglês com mais uma atração do Rock In Rio 2022, Coldplay com "Fix you". ❤️

1- Fomba hahazoana fifaliana sy fiadanana 2- Manoloana ny sakana aza kivy 3- Miandry sy mino izay rehetra lazain'i Jesosy (Fiz 02) 4- Fomba fambolena voankazo anaty gony (Fiz 2) 5- Amin'ny fotoana voatendrin'Andriamanitra

If you would like to have more information about our Conversation Club, please visit: https://portuguesewitheli.com/cah >> Do you want to understand more of what Brazilians say in Portuguese? Do you consider yourself at the intermediate level? Then grab one of our learning guides for free and see for yourself how much more you can understand after just one week. The grab your guide today, please follow this link: https://social.portuguesewitheli.com/convite Sempre acreditei que “quem casa, quer casa” e, por isso, quando o meu relacionamento com a Natália se firmou e vi que era com ela que queria trocar as alianças, tratei de arranjar um apartamentozinho. Era bonito, meio pequeno, mas dava a impressão de ser espaçoso porque não tinha um móvel sequer. Natália então me disse: “é melhor a gente mobiliar a casa, para ficar com a cara da gente.” E começou a fazer planos. Primeiro, a sala. Tinha que ter uma mesa de centro com tampo de vidro, que era para colocar os porta-retratos – assim, a mãe dela ia ver que a filha se lembrava dela. Claro, não podia deixar de ter um sofá de três lugares e pelo menos uma poltrona. A poltrona era para mim, claro. Eu gostava de assistir futebol aos domingos, e ela ia colocar um rackpara a TV de LED. Já até podia me imaginar bebendo cerveja e assistindo. A sala precisava de uma estante? Talvez. Era bom ter uns livros, mesmo que a gente não lesse. Mais alguma coisa para a sala? Um tapete para a porta, para as visitas limparem os calçados. Ótimo. Fiz as contas, mas quando ia dizendo quanto isso ia custar, minha namorada me interrompeu. Ainda faltava o quarto, claro. A gente tinha só uma cama de solteiro. Por mim, tudo bem. Somos pequenos, os dois, a cama até dava, mas se eu sugerisse mantê-la, ela ia me azucrinar pelo resto da vida. Então agora teríamos que ter uma cama de casal. E como Natália gostava de ler, queria ter uma mesa de cabeceira, para botar o livro dela lá antes de dormir. Então já íamos ter uma cama – com cabeceira– e uma mesa de cabeceira para acompanhar. “E some-se a isso o guarda-roupa!” Quando mencionei isso, a Natália me interrompeu: “Não, a gente precisa de um guarda-roupa e de uma cômoda! E você acha que vou ler no escuro? Também quero uma luminária para a mesa de cabeceira.” E ela saiu do quarto olhando para as paredes da casa, pensando no que mais podia comprar para deixar a casa “com a nossa cara”. E eu não sei se vou ter é cara para ir à loja e comprar tudo isso no crediário. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/portuguesewitheli/message

De tempos em tempos, desisto do Brasil. Estou desistindo novamente agora. Além de renunciar às urnas, resolvi renunciar também ao nosso site. A partir de hoje, vou parar de escrever para a imprensa. No caso, O Antagonista e a Crusoé. O plano é me dedicar a atividades mais gratificantes do ponto de vista intelectual e espiritual. De fato, pretendo passar meus dias deitado no sofá, tirando meleca do nariz. Quanto tempo isso vai durar? O trato é permanecer um ano de folga. Pode ser mais, pode ser menos. A única certeza é que vou me abster de comentar a campanha eleitoral, os debates na TV, o resultado do primeiro turno, a festa do vencedor, os nomes dos ministros, as tentativas de golpe, a compra dos parlamentares. Sinto-me revigorado só de ver essa lista. É claro que há reciprocidade nisso. Eu desisti do Brasil, o Brasil desistiu de mim. Ninguém está disposto a ler pela trigésima-oitava vez os mesmos comentários sobre os mesmos assuntos. Eu já disse o que tinha a dizer. O afastamento, portanto, é consensual. O Brasil e eu enjoamos um do outro. Vou sair de mansinho e o leitor nem vai notar. Estupidamente, eu havia prometido me atirar do campanário de São Marcos em caso de segundo turno entre Lula e Jair Bolsonaro. A aposentadoria precoce foi o jeitinho acovardado que arrumei para descumprir a promessa. É uma espécie de terceira via particular. Minha vida vai virar uma Simone Tebet: estreita, tediosa, supérflua e sem brilho, mas longe daquela gentalha fedorenta que há vinte anos embosteia meu dia a dia. A última vez que desisti do jornalismo - e do Brasil - foi em meados de 2010, antes do estelionato eleitoral de Dilma Rousseff. Fiz as malas, voltei para Veneza, escrevi um livro. Foi a melhor fase da minha vida. Vou tentar replicá-la agora. Sim, tem tudo para dar errado, mas estou pronto para o fracasso: sou Simone Tebet. Quatro anos depois de desistir do jornalismo - e do Brasil -, desisti de desistir e, juntamente com Mario Sabino, meu amigo fraterno, lancei O Antagonista e a Crusoé. Foi uma aventura e tanto. Fizemos o impeachment e trancamos Lula na cadeia. Denunciamos o bunker de Michel Temer e a sociopatia assassina de Jair Bolsonaro. Chega. É preciso renovar o site. Sem mim. Estou gagá. Já fiz o que podia. Ou mais do que podia. Quanto ao meu futuro, ele é inexistente: só tenho um presente, cada vez mais curto. Vou cuidar do meu jardim. E da minha sepultura. O epitáfio, esculpido no granito, é dedicado aos leitores que me aturaram até aqui. Cadastre-se para receber nossa newsletter: https://bit.ly/2Gl9AdL​ Confira mais notícias em nosso site: https://www.oantagonista.com​ Acompanhe nossas redes sociais: https://www.fb.com/oantagonista​ https://www.twitter.com/o_antagonista​ https://www.instagram.com/o_antagonista No Youtube deixe seu like e se inscreva no canal: https://www.youtube.com/c/OAntagonista

This week, we're thrilled to be joined by Jamie Kenna, who Corrie viewers fell in love with over the past year in the role of Phill 'With Two Ls' Whittaker. Jamie chats about Phill's romance with Fiz, the budding bromance with Tyrone, and shares what it was like to film some of his most memorable scenes - including THAT concrete fight between Phill and Ty!

Episodes 10,699 to 10,704. Phill has yet another change of heart regarding Fiz and the annulment and it's obvious that he's run out of ideas to reconcile with her when he tries poetry. Yasmeen has her deerstalker and pipe and along with her friend Julie and the library, she attempts to do Homeless Stu a solid by tracking down his daughter. Despite attempted interference from Billy, Summer is determined to dump uni and find herself a job but seems surprised when most prospective employers are looking for experience. Audrey hides her latest visit to hospital but after being spotted leaving by Ed, her family wastes no time in becoming suspicious. Debbie is fresh out of money-raising ideas for her businesses so jumps at Ronnie's suggestion of Themed Nights at the Bistro. Tim is having restless nights which means Sally is having sleepless nights. Kev is overwhelmed when his to-do list ahead of Abi's return gets out of control, making Jack feel neglected. Ruby is a gossip. Ryan has bad news about the prawns. Walt Whitman's estate will be in touch.

On our latest podcast, we dissect the episodes of Corrie that were shown in the UK between the 18th and the 22nd July (Episodes #10693 - 10698). This week was pretty rough for poor Kelly, who gets the Andy Carver treatment by being locked in a dank cellar by a narked villain. Fortunately for her, her stay at Weatherfield's least inviting AirBnB was cut short after a couple of episodes, and her rescue has led her to view Gary in quite a different light... Also this week, the local marriage guidance counsellor is coining it in after getting no less than three visits from Fiz, the salon gets a makeover and Frank finally shows his true colours when he lays into Dylan after a football injury. In The Kabin segment of the podcast, we run down all the nominations in this year's Inside Soap Awards, and we round off the podcast with more of your lovely listener feedback, including a voicemail from Canada! Street Talk - 00:17:23 The Kabin - 02:13:45 Feedback - 02:38:46

On our latest podcast, we chat about what happened on Corrie between the 11th and the 15th July (Episodes #10687- 10692). There's someone about Maria this week, as the crimper-cum-councillor finds she's being stalked - but who could it be? Don't worry, though - in a not at all soap phrase of doom moment, Kelly remarks that SHE has never felt safer... Meanwhile, despite openly snogging in public at the end of last week's episodes, Tyrone and Fiz decide to keep their rekindled romance a secret until she can get an annulment from Phill. Also this week, Ed's in for a shock over at Chariot Square, Tim tries to spice things up by Voggling for some 'normal' adult videos and the disharmony in the Platt household causes Stephen to return to Milan - but has he gone back for good?   Up next on the podcast, we celebrate the news of Sally Carman and Joe Duttine's recent nuptials, and we finish off the show with more of your feedback. Street Talk: 00:13:18 The Kabin: 02:00:42 Feedback: 02:10:43

Tyrone and Fiz try to keep their rekindled relationship a secret, which results in him getting a freebie weekend away. Stephen's presence on the street continues to cause headaches for David so Gail arranges a family meal to clear the air. Tim goes out of his way to make sure Sally's birthday is one to remember. Zeedan covers for Homeless Stu when he continues to react badly to the snub from his daughter. Sick of the scaffolding outside her house, Aggie convinces Ed to help Steve and his roof issues. Sean is concerned when it appears that not everyone is as excited as him to welcome Dylan back to the street. Abi is upset when she reads Wendy's notes on her progress looking after Alfie. The bin strike has been resolved but Maria finds that some people are still angered by her involvement in council affairs, while Kelly continues to distribute her dad's ill-gotten money. George knows his pies. Phill needs longer polo shirts. Nina can ID an AirTag at five paces.

On our latest podcast, we chat about the episodes of Corrie shown in the UK between the 4th and the 8th July (Episodes #10681 - 10686). In fact, that's pretty much all we manage this week - for various reasons, we've had to make this a Street Talk only episode, but it's still a good couple of hours long even so! The main story this week was the big wedding of Fiz and Phill. Many of us had been wondering for a while whether it would actually take place or if she would instead opt for the much anticipated reunion with Tyrone. Well, it turned out to actually be a bit of both - and there are definitely some strongly opposing views on the podcast about that particular outcome! Also this week, Audrey puts the Platts to the test when she reveals she's leaving all her cash to WARTS (excellent callback, by the way!), Steve manages to get himself scammed when he pays for someone to fix his roof, and Spider follows in the footsteps of Wendy and Stephen by coming back for two episodes before disappearing off screen again for a bit - but be certainly loved what little of him we did see!

If you would like to have more information about our Conversation Club, please visit: https://portuguesewitheli.com/cah >> Do you want to understand more of what Brazilians say in Portuguese? Do you consider yourself at the intermediate level? Then grab one of our learning guides for free and see for yourself how much more you can understand after just one week. The grab your guide today, please follow this link: https://social.portuguesewitheli.com/convite >>> Shall we meet? Follow this link: https://social.portuguesewitheli.com/meetngreet And here is the monologue for your benefit: Desde que me acidentei e não pude mais trabalhar fora, comecei a fazer salgadinhos para me bastar. Sei que minha família me ajuda, mas não quero ser um peso para eles. E até acabei descobrindo que sou um cozinheiro de mão cheia. De forma que, nas últimas semanas, muitos dos meus parentes que tinham sumido resolveram aparecer para filar uma boia. Os últimos que vieram foram minha irmã e o filho xucro dela. Não vou com a cara daquele sujeito desde que ele era um bebezinho. Já nasceu com cara de velhaco. Era uma criança malcriada, e como a mãe o mimava, acabou crescendo achando que tinha o rei na barriga. Mas fazia cinco anos que eu não os via, então quem sabe a coisa pudesse ter mudado de figura. Fiz uma pizza de liquidificador para eles. Era um prato simples de fazer e gostoso de comer, além de eu não precisar gastar nada, já que tinha os ingredientes na minha casa. Fiz tudo com o maior gosto, caprichei no recheio e servi os dois. Antes não tivesse servido nada. O menino pôs de ladotoda a cebola que tinha na pizza. “Não gosto muito, tio,” ele disse olhando para mim com aquela cara deslavada. Minha irmã só sorria amarelo. Então ele pegou a fatia com as mãos – sujas, diga-se de passagem – e a meteu na boca com tudo, engolindo quase sem mastigar. Não sei como aquele infeliz não se engasgou, comendo com tanta agonia. Depois de engolir, ele lambeu os dedos, fazendo uma barulheira, e ainda teve o desplante de enxugá-los na toalha da mesa. Eu olhava para tudo isso altivo, tentando me controlar diante da empáfia daquele boçal enquanto conversava com minha irmã. Ela mesma não sabia onde enfiar a cara. E ele repetiu isso com outro pedaço da pizza. E outro, mais outro e outro. No fim, deu um arroto bem alto e disse: “tá salgada, né, tio? Carregou no sal, hein?” Aí para mim não deumais. Dei uma porrada na mesa e mandei que minha irmã levasse aquele grosseirãoda minha casa. Eu não era obrigado a aguentar esse tipo de insulto não. Que viesse na minha casa e fosse um porco, tudo bem. Mas falar mal da minha comida, do meu ganha-pão? Isso eu não admito nem aqui nem na China. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/portuguesewitheli/message

In our latest podcast, we chat about what went down on the cobbles between the 13th and the 17th June (Episodes #10663- 10668). It's all go for Cathy this week as her departure from Coronation Street speeds along at such a breakneck pace, you'd think it was Toyah behind the wheel. Speaking of which, things aren't looking good for the younger Battersby sister this week - if being arrested for murder isn't bad enough, along comes a solicitor with the audacity to have a tattoo on her arm. Best start diversifying your tastes, Toyah love, as I'm not sure they do veggie lasagne in the clink... Also this week, Fiz is a bit of a cow when it comes to her wedding guest list, Aaron gets invited on a Summer holiday, and Shona gets her chakras realigned. Up next on the podcast, we head to The Kabin, where we find out about a new book about the life of William Roache, then we finish things off with more of your listener feedback. Street Talk - 00:16:14 The Kabin - 02:26:07 Feedback - 02:49:43

>>> Do you want to understand more of what Brazilians say in Portuguese? Do you consider yourself at the intermediate level? Then grab one of our learning guides for free and see for yourself how much more you can understand after just one week. The grab your guide today, please follow this link: https://social.portuguesewitheli.com/convite >>> Shall we meet? Follow this link: https://social.portuguesewitheli.com/meetngreet And here is the monologue for your benefit: Comecei a trabalhar de cabeleireiro quando o bicho pegou aqui na cidade. Era só para ser um bico, mas fui pegando gosto pela coisa e, quando me dei conta, já tinha um salão e andava ocupado como o quê. Além do quê, é um trabalho bem rentável. Num dia comum – e um dia comum é um dia cheio –, a agenda está lotada com uma semana de antecedência. Não atendo mais ninguém sem reserva, nem se for o Papa. Hoje, por exemplo, tem uma mulher que tem uma franjamuito bonita, mas que está muito grande. Ela quer que eu corte um pouquinho e ajeite o resto do cabelo. Ela pediu que repicasse o cabelo, para ficar como a Jeniffer Aniston. Tadinha. Nem se nascesse de novo. Mas vou fazer. O cliente manda, a gente faz. Outra vai para um casamento — é a noiva — e chegou aqui ofegante. Mesmo com o horário reservado, ela ainda está sem tempo. Fiz um penteadodifícil. Ainda tive de retocar a cor da raiz, porque estava desbotando, e a tintura estava faltando. Tive de mandar buscar longe. Enquanto pedi a um dos meninos para ir buscar, fui dar o acabamento no penteado de outra cliente. Passei o laquêpara segurar o penteado e a cliente ficou muito satisfeita com o resultado. A tintura da noiva chegou. Quando fui fazer meu trabalho, chegou a dama de honra da noiva. Queria que eu a encaixasseem qualquer horário, porque precisava de um penteado bonito. Eu disse: “não, querida, aqui só com reserva.” A noiva me implorou para encaixar a amiga e me prometeu pagar o triplo se eu a encaixasse. Pedindo assim com jeito, a gente deixa. E era um trabalho até rápido. Ela tinha cabelos lisos, mas queria cachear para dar volume. Esse povo, viu? A gente dá a mão, já que logo o pé. Cachear aquele monte de cabelo ia dar o maior trabalho. Por sorte, consegui convencê-la a não fazer aquilo quando lhe disse que ia demorar. Então, no fim, foi só passar uma prancha, colocar umas presilhas, uns grampos de cabelo e pronto – feito o trabalho. E ainda embolsei uma grana. E esse é um dia de trabalho comum para mim agora. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/portuguesewitheli/message

Brian's lackluster proposal sends Cathy to the Rovers and into the sleazy arms of Jim Fizz, Mixologist Extraordinaire. Summer feels shunned by her friends while her collection of dads urges her to reconsider the future of her education. Audrey's cataract surgery storyline crops up again while Gail continues to worry about her mother's alcohol intake. With more work needing done at the house, Fiz is beginning to worry that her wedding is cursed, until she receives some unexpectedly good bad news. Abi worries when she learns that her new custody hearing has been arranged for the next 24 hours. Tongues wag at Imran's funeral and Toyah finds herself once more under suspicion from the police about her involvement in his death. Daisy refuses to clean that up. Sally hasn't seen Trainspotting. Evelyn surreptitiously advertises British Telecom.

Summer struggles to concentrate and retain information and resorts to extreme measures during her final exam. Sean introduces George to Frank but it seems that the two of them went to school together and have an unhappy history. Max takes an interest in cooking when his weird flirtatious style on Messenger pays dividends. Cathy is disappointed when Brian's idea of a date night turns out to involve substandard home-brew at The Rovers. Planning a wedding during a house renovation proves too stressful for Fiz and she looks for alternate accommodation. Under suspicion from her friends and the police, Toyah decides to hide out at Cousin Kirsty's. Brian's eyebrow trimming is a job for two. Everything is Zeedan's fault. Ben might be looking for a new job.

On our latest episode of the podcast, we chat about the goings on in Weatherfield between the 23rd and the 27th May 2022 (Episodes #10646 - 10651). Phill's always seemed a bit too good to be true, and this week, he finally slipped up by leaving Hope with his computer to discover he's been working on a tell-all exposé on John Stape! Not necessarily the dastardliest of crimes, we grant you, but enough for Fiz to kick him to the kerb anyway.. well, at least for all of five minutes. Also in this week's NHS endorsed set of episodes, Tim, Summer and Faye all learn that when it comes to some things, you really should just listen to your doctor. Meanwhile, as Abi finally gets her hands on a fake passport for her and Alfie, the stage is set for for a dramatic kidnapping attempt next week, but will Kevin or Debbie make her see sense before it's too late? In the Kabin segment, we check out who from Corrie has been nominated for an NTA this year in the Best Serial Drama Performance category, and we round off the show with more of your listener feedback. Street Talk: 00:15:21 The Kabin: 02:03:05 Feedback: 02:13:09

Imran tempts fate by nipping to the office ahead of Alfie's Naming Ceremony as Elliot prepares to make strong allegations. Fiz is nervous enough ahead of a dinner date with Phill and his friends and she's sent rushing out of the restaurant when details of her past come out over the poppodums. It's a big week for Max as he discovers his fate from the judge for spiking Amy's drink and learns which school he'll be attending after being expelled from Weathy High. Daniel is encouraged to apply for the permanent teaching role at school but issues with his family weigh heavy on his mind. Jacob's personal hygiene issues give Eileen the fright of her life. Tim wins a romantic couple's overnight getaway at one of Debbie's hotels and orders some medicinal enhancement for the occasion. Gail likes Carry on Screaming. The Edinburgh Trip was a success. Michael needs podcast recommendations.

On our latest podcast, we have a natter about what went on in Weatherfield between the 16th and the 20th May 2022 (Episodes #10640 - 10645). When we started the podcast back in 2012, we certainly never thought we'd be using the words 'penis' or 'erectile dysfunction' quite so freely as we did in this episode, but with Tim's todger being front and centre this week, as it were, we really had no option. There've been mixed opinions online about some of the sexy shenanigans that went on in Wednesday's episode, but we must admit that it did make us giggle a fair amount! Also this week, Abi's sneaky plan to whisk Alfie away from Toyah and Imran gets underway as she tries to procure a fake passport for her son, Fiz is mortified when she discovers she's dining out with one of the prosecutors who sent her to jail, and Daniel 'Woe Is Me' Osbourne sabotages his own job interview when he realises that pushing a student down the stairs probably means he isn't exactly cut out for working with children...    Up next on the podcast, it's The Kabin, where we share the dates and times for this year's Britain's Got Talent week, then after a feedback section where we hear differing opinions about Kirk at the factory, it's time for a Kabin Extra segment, where we react to yet another cast change that was announced this week. Street Talk - 00:12:58 The Kabin - 02:13:07 Feedback - 02:23:19 Kabin Extra - 02:35:54

Caaaaaaaro ouvinte que nos ouve com seu ouvido! Neste episódio do “SobreTudo”, o seu podcast favorito, Lucas Salles recebe Braian Rizzo, do podcast ""Eu tava lá!"", que ouve histórias malucas de um monte de gente! Vem saber mais sobre quem não tava aqui porque tava lá. Hãn, Hãn. Gostou? Perdão. Fiz o melhor que pude. Vem ouvir, vai! Chega de descritivo.Sobretudo é um Original da Pod360Apresentadores: Lucas Salles, Daniel Curi e Fabiana RibeiroDireção Executiva: Marcos Chehab e Tiago BiancoDireção de Conteúdo: Felipe LobãoRoteiro: Lucas SallesProdução: Débora Wajnberg SardelliEdição e sound design: André Assunção

On our latest podcast, we chat about what went down in Weatherfield between the 9th and the 13th May 2022 (Episodes #10634 - 10639). Last week's relatively enjoyable Aggie story sees a change in protagonist this week, as Peter finds out the extent of Mr Thorne's unprofessionalism regarding his liver transplant and vows to make him pay. Meanwhile, after Abi overhears Ben arranging a shady deal on the phone, she takes the opportunity to make him confess to lying in court - are Imran's days as a solicitor numbered? Also this week, Tyrone (along with the rest of us!) get jealous of Fiz's new house, Kirk finds the pressure of life on the sales team too much to handle and Aaron scarpers when Summer overshares about her body image hang-ups. Up next on the show, we celebrate the news that Corrie got a BAFTA - but why was it consigned to a tiny clip on the TV broadcast of the event? That's followed by some opposing views about Abi vs Toyah  in the feedback section, and we end the podcast with yet another spoilery discussion about this week's cast news in Kabin Extra. Street Talk - 00:08:13 The Kabin - 02:19:44 Feedback - 02:48:11 Kabin Extra - 03:06:58

durée : 00:54:05 - Affaires sensibles - par : Fabrice Drouelle, Christophe Barreyre - Aujourd'hui dans Affaires Sensibles, le récit d'une des catastrophes naturelles les plus meurtrières de l'histoire récente française et pourtant très largement oubliée : celle du sanatorium du Roc de Fiz, survenue sur le plateau d'Assy, en Haute Savoie, en 1970. - réalisé par : Flora BERNARD