Podcast appearances and mentions of Fox Life

On this episode of Between Two Beers we're rewinding the clock back to  April of 2022 when we sat down with Ryan Fox.   Ryan is NZ's best golfer and at the time of recording had won two European Tour titles and has 13 professional wins. Since recording Fox has added another title, and a second place finish and a third, to go along with $5.1m in prize money.   In this episode we talk about how he celebrated his win in the Ras Al Kaimah classic and what happened to the $500,000 dollar prize money, what it was like playing a hole with Tiger Woods – and we hear all his best Tiger stories, memories of his late, great mate Shane Warne, how Steve Hansen's advice helped him out of a funk, what makes Steve Williams such a good caddy and how his upbringing, surrounded by Kiwi sporting royalty, shaped his life.    This ep was a cracker and we're excited to re-release it for our new listeners. We had so much fun across the two hours.   Ryan said before we started recording that he was an open book – and to ask him anything – so we did. it's really rare to have a sportsperson at the top of the tree in NZ who's so accessible, fun and likeable. You're gonna like this one.    Listen on iheart or wherever you get your podcasts from, or watch the video on Youtube.   If you'd like to hire one of our guests to speak at your function or event, flick us a message by going to B2Bspeakers.co.nz. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, we have Carolyn Pereira with us! About Carolyn Pereira: She is the founder of Treatfully Yours- Healthy Pancake Premixes and a Voice-over artist. She has voiced documentaries for the National Geographic channel & Fox Life as well as for the Travel Channel UK. Connect with Carolyn Pereira: Instagram:   / treatfully_yours   LinkedIn:   / carolyn-pereira-10a9b0103   Website: https://www.treatfully-yours.com/ Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to learn about entrepreneurship, food and many more things! Tune in to our podcast and join the conversation on making the law more accessible. *** Hi

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Em parceria com a FOX Life, a ILGA lançou uma campanha para explicar alguns conceitos que aparecem nas conversas quando falamos da comunidade LGBTQIA+. Gerou-se uma polémica, com artigos de Pacheco Pereira, Ricardo Araújo Pereira e Henrique Raposo. Neste episódio, conversamos com Ana Aresta, presidente da ILGA.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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#Mediatizados289 (16/12/2021) 0:00 Editorial: el suicidio de Verónica Forqué, la salud mental y los realities 3:32 El sonido histórico: homenaje a Verónica Forqué (Imperial Tiger Orchestra - Che Belew) 9:03 La resaca de la adjudicación de los derechos de La Liga a Movistar y DAZN, ¿habrá un solo canal donde se vean todos los partidos? ¿se verán Orange o Vodafone? 20:02 Deporte semanal: el Real Madrid adelanta un partido de enero por la Supercopa y la cagada del sorteo de la Champions 23:27 Disney cierra Fox Life y Viajar el 1 de enero, primicia de Neeo.es 30:13 Pluto TV Viajes llega el 17 de enero 34:26 Surf Channel entra a Samsung TV Plus 36:29 ¿Qué le queda de exclusivo al paquete deportes de Vodafone? 37:51 Calle 13 y Syfy entran a Tivify Premium 39:51 Más noticias: novedades de TVE y Atresplayer Premium en 2022, lista de candidatos de Benidorm Fest (preselección española de Eurovisión), Prisa cierra la edición brasileña de El País (bensound.com - Funky element) 44:14 Serieando: recomendaciones de la semana 46:12 Esto NO es el Medioinformativo: GTA Cadena Dial en Madrid y una autoentrevista en 'La roca' (Tracky Birthday - Balla) 51:08 La edad de oro del periodismo (bensound.com - Funky suspense) 61:36 Despedida (De Pinnic - Canción de cuna para Samuel)

Bienvenidos y bienvenidas a Cultura Seriéfila. En este programa número 19 de la cuarta temporada analizamos los estrenos de la segunda quincena de mayo, donde el nivel ha bajado significativamente. Tendremos regresos, renovaciones, cancelaciones… y en El Bar, hacemos nuestro habitual repaso anual a los Upfronts, el evento donde las cadenas en abierto americanas presentan sus novedades para la siguiente temporada. Un saludo de parte de Miguel Romero, Alberto WSeries, Swanilda y Stakado. Estrenos (7:33) Disney+ (8:08) M.O.D.O.K (8:21) Rebel (12:31) Amazon Prime Video (18:16) Parot (18:26) Parot CON SPOILERS (29:17) Panic (38:34) Netflix (49:22) Black Space (49:30) Edén (59:53) Buscarse la vida en Brooklyn (Movistar+)(1:11:00) Birdgirl (HBO)(1:17:38) Laetitia o el fin de los hombres (Filmin)(1:21:16) Run The World (Starzplay)(1:30:52) Dark Woods (COSMO)(1:36:15) Fuera de Serie (FDF)(1:39:37) La Garçónne (FOX Life)(1:42:00) Renovaciones y cancelaciones (1:56:18) El Bar: Upfronts 2021 (2:05:36) Upfronts NBC (2:07:32) Upfronts ABC (2:19:46) Upfronts CBS (2:30:04) Upfronts FOX(2:42:33) Upfronts The CW (2:51:54) Comentarios (3:01:36) Por último, os dejamos nuestro contacto. miguel.romero@culturaseriefila.com Twitter: @CSeriefila Instagram: cultura_seriefila Telegram: https://t.me/joinchat/QcGidULj4GpPprSQ Enlace de afiliados de Amazon: http://www.amazon.es/?tag=culturaserief-21

  Click here for a machine-generated transcript. This week, I spoke with Carmen De La Paz. Carmen is an Emmy-nominated TV personality. She spent years appearing on HGTV and the Oprah Winfrey network. She's a carpenter, an artist, a bilingual host, a singer, an actor, a musician, a dancer and more. Carmen is also a stroke survivor who's story involves a helicopter ride, waking up to the last rites, multiple hospital infections (including sepsis and staph), and encephalitis. And today she is back to working with power tools, creating art, supporting the community of Waukesha, WI, and figuring out her next app. And Carmen is an absolute delight to speak with as she shares her story. Bio From Carmen's website: Carmen De La Paz, Designer, Carpenter, DIY expert and TV personality, inspires people worldwide through television projects and her recently established YouTube channel, featuring videos in both English and Spanish. A “hands on designer” and accomplished craftsperson, Carmen does all of her own work, handling power tools, to create with wood, metal and glass. She is also owner of De La Paz Designs, an interior/exterior design studio specializing in creating designs focusing on decorative finishes and custom made furniture for interior/exterior residential and commercial spaces. Voted one of the top 200 most knowledgeable people in the construction industry in the United States by Fixer.com, Carmen brings the female perspective on home improvement, power tools, design and “do-it-yourself" to the television screen and the internet in both Spanish and English through a variety of projects. Appearing as Co-Host and Carpenter in two Emmy Nominated seasons of the make-over show, "Home Made Simple" on the Oprah Winfrey Network. Often recognized for her work on HGTV - Carmen’s carpentry and design skills were featured on six seasons of HGTV’s highly rated makeover series Hammer Heads which garnered Imagen Award Nominations for Best Reality Show. In addition to many other shows on HGTV, Carmen appeared as one of HGTV’s celebrity carpenters on a season of highly-rated HGTV’s Design Star and was a judge on Mike Holme's All American Handy Man Competition. Additionally, Carmen currently can be seen as the host in multiple seasons of the PG&E webisode series, Energy House Calls, which was nominated for an Imagen Award for Best Web Series, Reality or International. Continuing to share her expertise and craftsmanship, Carmen appeared on George to The Rescue, filmed simultaneously in English for air on NBC and in Spanish for air on Telemundo. Carmen has gained a strong international Spanish language following from her four years on FOX International’s Spanish language channel, FOXLIFE, with several shows airing in 17 countries including the US, Canada, South America, Mexico and the Caribbean. While at FOX Carmen was creator, producer and host of 40 episodes of her own show, Be Handy con Carmen. Additionally, Carmen hosted 40 episodes of the DIY show, Hágalo Fácil, for FOX LIFE,and was featured in 80 Episodes of Talkshow Hola Martin and 3 seasons of the highly rated Spanish language talk show, Tu Vida Más Simple. Carmen’s other TV credits include: HGTV’s, Showdown I & II – where she was featured, for two seasons, as the only female carpenter to compete in the show; NBC’s Today Show – Weekend Edition; HGTV’s – 250K Challenge; HGTV – 25 Worst Landscaping Mistakes; HGTV – 25 Worst Renovation Mistakes; HGTV – Home for the Holidays; DISCOVERY Español – Mientras No Estates & Ideas Para La Casa; WE Network – Holiday Home Invasion, Children's Show Paloozaville as Co-Host to John Lithgow and host on FOX Television’s children’s show The DJ KAT Show. Carmen served as brand ambassador and spokesperson respectively for 3M and the ScotchBlue brand for four years. During her time, she produced content and hosted several how-to videos for ScotchBlue, represented 3M at several industry conferences including Hispanicize 2015, and represented ScotchBlue in a variety of media efforts including Satellite Radio and TV Media Tours, magazine and print Contributions, as well as public events all over the country. Born in San Juan, Puerto Rico and raised in Wisconsin, Carmen is an alumna of Syracuse University and has a BFA in Music Theatre. She also studied Broadcast Journalism though the UCLA Certificate program. Carmen is a musician, plays nine instruments and has an amazing vocal style. Carmen's Demo Reel See Carmen in action here: https://youtu.be/Yd-iXM8dk-Y Gratitude A recurring theme from many survivors is gratitude. Many of us, while we don't recommend the stroke experience, feel a sense of gratitude for the life we have now. I'm one of them. Carmen talks about how grateful she is for her life today. Neuro Nerd Joe Borges expressed that sentiment, too. As did Kristen Aguirre and Vince Holland among others. I get that not everyone will feel that way. Sometimes the particular deficits we are left with make that harder. And some people don't make it. We may be grateful because we realize things could have been so much worse. But many times stroke makes us reassess our life. It suddenly interrupts normal life. Everything has to stop, whether we want it to or not. And that interruption isn't just about a week off. It can be months or years. And that interruption is a time to stop and rethink what we are doing. That's interruption can be something we are grateful for. It makes us stop and make decisions about how we want to live our lives going forward. While I might like to see all my deficits go away tomorrow, I wouldn't want to not have had this experience. It's made me who I am today. And it's brought amazing people into my life. But again, I don't recommended having a stroke. While Carmen and I and others had to be forced into this shift, if you haven't had a stroke, you can still take a break and rethink your priorities to make sure they really are bringing value into your life. And take some time to put together your own gratitude practice to recognize the things that bring value to your life. Waukesha, WI Waukesha, WI is Carmen's home town. With a population of roughly 70,000 people, it's just outside Milwaukee, and a couple hours away from Chicago. And the town has really embraced Carmen. She's working on civic projects, and the love she has for the community really comes through in our conversation. Art and Stroke Carmen talks about the change to her art since her stroke. Her description sounds more disciplined and focused that before. Before her stroke, she described her art as embodying the idea of catharsis -- a building and building until it bursts through. Since her stroke, it seems less chaotic. More refined, focused, and discipline. Here's an article about the interview Carmen did just before her stroke. In addition to the changes brought on by our disabilities, stroke can affect us in other ways. I find my writing to be more focused now. But the example that really jumps out at me is the conversation I had with Seth Shearer a couple years back. You can listen to that conversation at http://Strokecast.com/Seth Seth is a Seattle artist. After his stroke, his art changed dramatically. The change was so dramatic it felt like a different person painted it. Seth began to paint under his middle name of Ian because of the difference. The things we want to say and how we want to say them are influenced not just by the outside world, but by how we perceive the outside world. Our senses provide raw data, but our brains create meaning from that data. And when our brains change, the way they create that meaning also changes. Our ability to then express that meaning is impacted by how our brains can use our bodies, by how we can focus on a thing, and by the volume of mental resources we can bring to bear on bear on the project. And that can be a beautiful thing. Aneurysm Basics An aneurysm is an often misunderstood medical condition. The general public thinks it's when the brain just starts bleeding catastrophically. And that's close, but not quite right. In reality an aneurysm is a weak spot or bubble in the side of a blood vessel or at a spot where the blood vessels divide. As long as the aneurysm doesn't break, leak, or get too big, you can go your whole life with an aneurysm and never know it. Millions of people walk around with aneurysms in their brains and will never know. Carmen's aneurysms manifested for 10 years as migraines. That bulge in the wall of a vessel can cause problems and press against stuff it shouldn't. Remember, there's not a lot of extra space inside our skulls. They're pretty well packed. Unfortunately many folks don't get the scan that can show the aneurysm. You can't treat an aneurysm if you don't know it exists. If you do learn it exists, there are some amazing surgical procedures to treat it. Or if it's minor enough neurologists may suggest leaving it alone But sometimes they are weak enough that they break. And when they rupture and send blood coursing directly into the brain, the results are catastrophic. Many hemorrhagic strokes are caused by ruptured aneurysms and folks who survive are quite lucky. Motus Nova Motus Nova is a sponsor this week. I just started using the Motus Hand device. It's an air-powered, computer-controlled, robotic exoskeleton for my affected hand. It's a therapy tool, rather than an adaptive tool. One thing I really like about it is the way it collects data and scores my performance on its video games. It's sometimes hard to see the gains we make in therapy over time because they happen slowly. But the reports and data make it much easier to see improvements over time. I also learned after my first session that I have much less wrist extension than I thought. So now I know one more thing to specifically target. If you'd like to see if the Motus Hand or Motus Foot can help with your recovery, visit http://Strokecast.com/MotusNova and use the code Strokecast for 10% off your first month. Hack of the Week Clamps are an essential tool in woodworking. They give the carpenter and extra, super stable hand. You know who else can use an extra, super stable hand? Stroke survivors with limb weakness! A simple clamp is something you can use to hold a thing in place. Maybe that's a piece of timber. Maybe it's a cutting board. Maybe it's a piece of paper you're trying to sign. The variety of clamps available is mind boggling. The right one depends on what you want to do. You can find a bunch of different options on Amazon here.* Here's one in particular that seems one-hand friendly. I may need to pick up a few myself.* And of course, I'm still have a warm feeling for the traditional C-Clamps of my youth. You can find those here.* Explore some different options. And the next time you try something and think, "This would be a lot easier with two (or three or four) hands," make a mental note to look for a clamping solution. Links Where do we go from here? Visit Carmen's store and learn more Carmen's work at CarmenDeLaPaz.Com The free Strokecast newsletter launches this summer. Sign up for the monthly newsletter at http://Strokecast.com/Newsletter Follow or subscribe to the Strokecast in your favorite podcast app so you never miss an episode Don't get best…get better. *Affiliate links

What is up and welcome to the latest Energized Show! On this episode we have Barstool Sports' MMA fanatic Robbie Fox on the show to discuss Life at Barstool Sports, Working with David Portnoy, Hanging out with Dana White & The future of the UFC! Check it out, enjoy, subscribe for more and as always Stay Energized!

REFÚGIOS EM PORTUGAL COM ANA ISABEL ARROJA Ana Isabel Arroja é o mais próximo de estrela de rock que temos aqui na rádio. Está sempre cheia de power, adora música e é também DJ. Desde setembro, contribui para o aumento da taxa de natalidade com o seu Slow Down, das 21h às 00h, só com música do amooorrrr para terminar o dia. Mas, para equilibrar o seu lado rockeiro, tem também o podcast Rock Star. Já percorreu o país de lés a lés e por isso está em condições de eleger alguns dos melhores refúgios e dicas em Portugal. NUM MUNDO IDEAL, ONDE PASSAVAS UMA QUARENTENA? Ilha do Porto Santo. Andar de moto quatro, andar a cavalo, comer lapas e bolo do caco, passear pela ilha, ir à praia, descansar. LIVROS PARA LER NUMA QUARENTENA O meu livro Pérolas Mini-Arrojadas, Finalmente o Mano! MÚSICA PARA ANIMAR A ALMA Ando numa onda old school: Nevermind dos Nirvana, White Pony dos Deftones, álbum preto dos Metallica, as malhas novas dos Bring Me The Horizon, mas ando apaixonada pelo YUNGBLUD, um artista britânico novo. MARATONA DE SÉRIES E FILMES Todos os filmes românticos da Fox Life, a série Emily em Paris da Netflix e rever a Fuller House. CONFORT FOOD Nesta altura a bebida será sempre chá ou então uma cola fresquinha com limão. Receita vai para a confort food: bacalhau com natas ou uma bela tarte de leite condensado. Ou os Bimbos de chocolate com recheio de creme branco! UMA ESTRADA A2 Sul para o Algarve! UM MUSEU Não é museu mas gosto sempre de levar os miúdos ao Zoo e ao Oceanário. UMA IGREJA A Mãe D’Agua, em Lisboa, que acaba por ser igreja e museu ao mesmo tempo. No Aqueduto das Águas Livres nas Amoreiras. UM MONUMENTO Mosteiro dos Jerónimos e o Palácio da Pena em Sintra. UMA PAISAGEM Carvoeiro no Algarve. UMA EXPERIÊNCIA Montar a cavalo é sempre uma experiência incrível. UM SEGREDO EM PORTUGAL Monte Santo Resort, no Carvoeiro. É para onde vou quando preciso de recarregar baterias e pôr as ideias em ordem. Faço retiros espirituais lá. Segredo.... UMA PRAIA Porto Santo! PRIMEIRA VIAGEM QUE QUERES FAZER DEPOIS "DISTO" Adorava poder regressar a Nova Iorque, mas o mais provável é ir a Londres. Amsterdão também é uma das próximas viagens com a minha filha.

Aarón Sánchez is an award-winning chef, TV personality, author and philanthropist. He is chef/owner of Johnny Sánchez in New Orleans, and a judge on FOX’s hit culinary competition series MasterChef and MasterChef Junior. He is partner/creative director of Cocina, the first online content platform dedicated to celebrating Latin lifestyle through its vibrant culinary culture. Aarón grew up in the restaurant business and is passionate about preserving his family’s legacy through food and encouraging diversity in the kitchen. Aarón has starred in multiple Food Network shows, most notably as a judge on Chopped and Chopped Jr. He was the host of Cooking Channel’s Emmy-nominated series, Taco Trip, and has appeared on a numerous other shows including; Iron Chef and Best Thing I Ever Ate. Additionally, Aarón hosted two Spanish-language shows on Fox Life, 3 Minutos con Aarón and MOTOCHEFS. A third-generation cookbook author, Aarón has written two cookbooks - “La Comida del Barrio” and “Simple Food, Big Flavor”. In fall 2019 he published a memoir titled “Where I Come From: Life Lessons From a Latino Chef”. Aarón has won a James Beard Award for Television Studio Program and was recognized by the Hispanic Federation with the Premio Orgullo Award for being a leader in the Hispanic community. In 2016, Aarón founded the Aarón Sánchez Scholarship Fund (ASSF), an initiative empowering aspiring chefs from the Latin community. ASSF provides recipients with full culinary scholarships to the International Culinary Center (ICC) in New York City and ongoing mentorship. Aarón’s love for the arts extends beyond the kitchen. He is a partner in world-renowned tattoo shop and museum, Daredevil Tattoo in NYC. An avid music lover, he enjoys cooking to the sounds of Portugal the Man, Shakey Graves, Café Tacvba, Alabama Shakes, Tank and The Bangas, Amos Lee, Lianne La Havas, and Lenny Kravitz. He has a son, Yuma, and lives in New Orleans, LA.

Bienvenidos y bienvenidas a Cultura Seriéfila. El tercer programa de la cuarta temporada Miguel Romero, Stakado, Alberto y Swanilda se dedican a analizar los estrenos de la primera quincena de octubre, con especial atención a El pájaro carpintero, Un mundo feliz o The Walking Dead: World Beyond. Tras las renovaciones y cancelaciones, nos vamos a El Bar, donde hacemos review con y sin spoilers de una de las series del mes, La Maldición de Bly Manor. Pero también hay espacio para un estreno reciente, la gran Antidisturbios. Para finalizar, respondemos a vuestros comentarios. Un saludo, y hasta la quincena que viene. Estrenos (8:36) Netflix (9:16) Buenos días, Verónica (9:24) Oktoberfest: sangre y cerveza (12:45) Emily In Paris (17:18) Hacia el lago (22:43) Distanciamiento físico (33:55) Other Parents (HBO)(38:48) El Pájaro Carpintero (Movistar+)(46:32) Brave New World (Starzplay)(57:02) Helvetica (Filmin)(1:06:06) Elegidos para la gloria (Disney+)(1:15:47) Canales de pago (1:22:39) Eran diez (Sundance TV)(1:22:47) The Walking Dead: World Beyond (AMC)(1:27:59) Van der Valk (COSMO)(1:40:10) Bulletproof (AXN)(1:44:33) Asquerosamente ricos (FOX Life)(1:49:30) Renovaciones y cancelaciones (1:55:10) El Bar (2:03:47) La Maldición de Bly Manor SIN SPOILERS (2:05:04) La Maldición de Bly Manor CON SPOILERS (2:17:10) Antidisturbios (2:40:13) Comentarios (3:13:34) Os dejamos también los enlaces a los últimos artículos del blog: Crítica de ‘La Maldición de Bly Manor, por Miguel Romero: https://culturaseriefila.com/la-maldicion-de-bly-manor-critica-netflix/ Crítica de ‘Raised by Wolves’, por Rocío Gevaudan: https://culturaseriefila.com/raised-by-wolves-critica-primera-temporada-tnt/ Crítica de ‘Antidisturbios’, por Miguel Romero: https://culturaseriefila.com/antidisturbios-movistar-sorogoyen-critica/ Por último, os dejamos nuestro contacto. miguel.romero@culturaseriefila.com Twitter: @CSeriefila Instagram: cultura_seriefila Y nuestro grupo de Telegram, Seriestopía: https://t.me/CseriefilaStopia

Bienvenidos y bienvenidas a Cultura Seriéfila. El tercer programa de la cuarta temporada Miguel Romero, Stakado, Alberto y Swanilda se dedican a analizar los estrenos de la primera quincena de octubre, con especial atención a El pájaro carpintero, Un mundo feliz o The Walking Dead: World Beyond. Tras las renovaciones y cancelaciones, nos vamos a El Bar, donde hacemos review con y sin spoilers de una de las series del mes, La Maldición de Bly Manor. Pero también hay espacio para un estreno reciente, la gran Antidisturbios. Para finalizar, respondemos a vuestros comentarios. Un saludo, y hasta la quincena que viene. Estrenos (8:36) Netflix (9:16) Buenos días, Verónica (9:24) Oktoberfest: sangre y cerveza (12:45) Emily In Paris (17:18) Hacia el lago (22:43) Distanciamiento físico (33:55) Other Parents (HBO)(38:48) El Pájaro Carpintero (Movistar+)(46:32) Brave New World (Starzplay)(57:02) Helvetica (Filmin)(1:06:06) Elegidos para la gloria (Disney+)(1:15:47) Canales de pago (1:22:39) Eran diez (Sundance TV)(1:22:47) The Walking Dead: World Beyond (AMC)(1:27:59) Van der Valk (COSMO)(1:40:10) Bulletproof (AXN)(1:44:33) Asquerosamente ricos (FOX Life)(1:49:30) Renovaciones y cancelaciones (1:55:10) El Bar (2:03:47) La Maldición de Bly Manor SIN SPOILERS (2:05:04) La Maldición de Bly Manor CON SPOILERS (2:17:10) Antidisturbios (2:40:13) Comentarios (3:13:34) Os dejamos también los enlaces a los últimos artículos del blog: Crítica de ‘La Maldición de Bly Manor, por Miguel Romero: https://culturaseriefila.com/la-maldicion-de-bly-manor-critica-netflix/ Crítica de ‘Raised by Wolves’, por Rocío Gevaudan: https://culturaseriefila.com/raised-by-wolves-critica-primera-temporada-tnt/ Crítica de ‘Antidisturbios’, por Miguel Romero: https://culturaseriefila.com/antidisturbios-movistar-sorogoyen-critica/ Por último, os dejamos nuestro contacto. miguel.romero@culturaseriefila.com Twitter: @CSeriefila Instagram: cultura_seriefila Y nuestro grupo de Telegram, Seriestopía: https://t.me/CseriefilaStopia

In today's episode I invite Saket Sethi. Saket Sethi is the Founder and Principal of Archilogics in Mumbai and Barcelona - a collective of avant-garde designers redefining contextual future living from a historical perspective for an international audience. He has the rare distinction of being the only Indian Architect hosting two TV shows simultaneously; disseminating the latest on Indian design with NDTV GoodTimes “Luxe Interiors” and a celebrity design chat show with a makeover for Fox Life's “Design HQ” Season 2. Saket has a Bachelor of Architecture from Woodbury University, LA; studied Digital Design at UC Berkeley and Interior Design at NYU. He interned with Eric Owen Moss, Frederick Gibson and KMD Architects before establishing Archilogics. He was recognised as ‘Avant Garde Architect of the Year' by Good Homes Magazine in 2016. Saket engages in various teaching activities and has been featured in leading design magazines like AD & Elle Decor and also writes for the largest Indian newspapers including the Times and HT group. He was invited by the Spanish Government to be a guest at the opening of the Spanish Pavilion at La Biennale 2018 in Venezia and is writing an article for his pick of Top Pavilions at the Biennale for Elle Decor India.

Más Comédias Românticas da Fox Life, Sushi Lovers and Haters, Voos Perdidos, Eventos Sociais e Bom e Barato. Créditos: Apresentadoras: Beatriz Lopes e Diana Sousa Genérico: André Lamúrias Edição: Diana Sousa Random Topic Generator website: https://capitalizemytitle.com/random-topic-generator/

Protest Psychology, Fox Life, COVID Self Care, Hemorrhagic Microbiome, Not So Royal Jelly, Misery Loves Company, Lab Grown Livers, Dead Sea Puzzle, Triple Negative, Fleeing Pole-Ward, Geo-engineered Problems?, Feral Cat Death, Rescue Dogs, And Much More... The post 03 June, 2020 – Episode 776 – It’s Time For A Change appeared first on This Week in Science - The Kickass Science Podcast.

Vivo de Aprender de Grandes. Gerry Garbulsky conversa con Ximena Sáenz acerca de cómo aprender a cocinar. Grabado el 21 de abril de 2020. Es cocinera y diseñadora. Es coconductora del programa de televisión Cocineros Argentinos que se emite de domingos a viernes por la pantalla de la Televisión Pública Argentina desde el año 2009. Publicó dos libros de recetas con el equipo de ese programa: Todos somos cocineros argentinos y La cocina de todos los días. También publicó un pequeño libro de recetas propias que se titula La hora del té. Participó en programas de la señal Utilísima y Fox Life como Cocina Fácil, 3 minutos y Tu vida más simple. Estudió cocina en el Instituto Argentino de Gastronomía y Diseño de Imagen y Sonido en la Universidad de Buenos Aires. Antes de compartir sus recetas en televisión, trabajó en hoteles, restaurantes. Empezó el seminario Vivan las Ideas que Gerry Garbulsky da online todos los sábados de 11 a 12:30h (hora de la Argentina) en el Instituto Baikal. El objetivo es desarrollar e incorporar ideas y disfrutar más de la vida. Pueden empezar cuando quieran y pueden participar desde cualquier lugar del mundo. Información e inscripción en: https://bit.ly/vivanlasideasADG.

For those Homeland fans out there, Amaryllis Fox could be described as a real-life Carrie Mathison.But she describes herself as an author, journalist, and former CIA clandestine service officer.She’s written a new book about her time as a spy, hunting the world’s most dangerous terrorists, called “coming of age in the CIA”.Amaryllis Fox joined Jack Tame on the show this morning.LISTEN TO AUDIO ABOVE   

This week, Martha sits down with Amaryllis Fox, former CIA undercover officer. Amaryllis discusses her new book, Life Undercover: Coming of Age in the CIA and how the 9/11 attacks inspired her to get involved in the fight against terrorism. She also shares the key elements used in spotting potential acts of terrorism and what it was like raising her family as an undercover agent. Follow Martha on Twitter: @marthamaccallum

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Hey guys, so entrepreneurs must deal with pain more than most. You know, the pain of cash flow, the pain of failure, and the pain of just well, having to make it on your own. And so, when the proverbial shit hits the fan, it’s easy to think we’re suffering more than most – but that’s just not the truth or reality. You see, regardless of how bad things get in your life, there is always someone who is worse off than you are. In today’s episode, I chat to Cathy Davies, an entrepreneur who the transforms the lives of ordinary people and celebrities. In her new reality TV show called Outpatients on FOX Life she shares the real stories of ordinary people who are dealt some really unbelievably bad blows and yet despite everything have the strength inside of them to push through incredible pain and despair to achieve their dreams. This particular episode of the Matt Brown Show is really one about perspective – because sometimes the right perspective makes things possible. Taken From MBS(Episode 116): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozMbXqENWD8&t=2s

Hey guys, so entrepreneurs must deal with pain more than most. You know, the pain of cash flow, the pain of failure, and the pain of just well, having to make it on your own. And so, when the proverbial shit hits the fan, it’s easy to think we’re suffering more than most – but that’s just not the truth or reality. You see, regardless of how bad things get in your life, there is always someone who is worse off than you are. In today’s episode, I chat to Cathy Davies, an entrepreneur who the transforms the lives of ordinary people and celebrities. In her new reality TV show called Outpatients on FOX Life she shares the real stories of ordinary people who are dealt some really unbelievably bad blows and yet despite everything have the strength inside of them to push through incredible pain and despair to achieve their dreams. This particular episode of the Matt Brown Show is really one about perspective – because sometimes the right perspective makes things possible. Taken From MBS(Episode 116): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozMbXqENWD8&t=2s

Hey guys, so entrepreneurs must deal with pain more than most. You know, the pain of cash flow, the pain of failure, and the pain of just well, having to make it on your own. And so, when the proverbial shit hits the fan, it’s easy to think we’re suffering more than most – but that’s just not the truth or reality. You see, regardless of how bad things get in your life, there is always someone who is worse off than you are. In today’s episode, I chat to Cathy Davies, an entrepreneur who the transforms the lives of ordinary people and celebrities. In her new reality TV show called Outpatients on FOX Life she shares the real stories of ordinary people who are dealt some really unbelievably bad blows and yet despite everything have the strength inside of them to push through incredible pain and despair to achieve their dreams. This particular episode of the Matt Brown Show is really one about perspective – because sometimes the right perspective makes things possible. Taken From MBS(Episode 116): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozMbXqENWD8&t=2s

Hey guys, so entrepreneurs must deal with pain more than most. You know, the pain of cash flow, the pain of failure, and the pain of just well, having to make it on your own. And so, when the proverbial shit hits the fan, it’s easy to think we’re suffering more than most – but that’s just not the truth or reality. You see, regardless of how bad things get in your life, there is always someone who is worse off than you are. In today’s episode, I chat to Cathy Davies, an entrepreneur who the transforms the lives of ordinary people and celebrities. In her new reality TV show called Outpatients on FOX Life she shares the real stories of ordinary people who are dealt some really unbelievably bad blows and yet despite everything have the strength inside of them to push through incredible pain and despair to achieve their dreams. This particular episode of the Matt Brown Show is really one about perspective – because sometimes the right perspective makes things possible. Taken From MBS(Episode 116): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozMbXqENWD8&t=2s

Hey guys, so entrepreneurs must deal with pain more than most. You know, the pain of cash flow, the pain of failure, and the pain of just well, having to make it on your own. And so, when the proverbial shit hits the fan, it’s easy to think we’re suffering more than most – but that’s just not the truth or reality. You see, regardless of how bad things get in your life, there is always someone who is worse off than you are. In today’s episode, I chat to Cathy Davies, an entrepreneur who the transforms the lives of ordinary people and celebrities. In her new reality TV show called Outpatients on FOX Life she shares the real stories of ordinary people who are dealt some really unbelievably bad blows and yet despite everything have the strength inside of them to push through incredible pain and despair to achieve their dreams. This particular episode of the Matt Brown Show is really one about perspective – because sometimes the right perspective makes things possible. Taken From MBS(Episode 116): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozMbXqENWD8&t=2s

Hey guys, so entrepreneurs must deal with pain more than most. You know, the pain of cash flow, the pain of failure, and the pain of just well, having to make it on your own. And so, when the proverbial shit hits the fan, it’s easy to think we’re suffering more than most – but that’s just not the truth or reality. You see, regardless of how bad things get in your life, there is always someone who is worse off than you are. In today’s episode, I chat to Cathy Davies, an entrepreneur who the transforms the lives of ordinary people and celebrities. In her new reality TV show called Outpatients on FOX Life she shares the real stories of ordinary people who are dealt some really unbelievably bad blows and yet despite everything have the strength inside of them to push through incredible pain and despair to achieve their dreams. This particular episode of the Matt Brown Show is really one about perspective – because sometimes the right perspective makes things possible. Taken From MBS(Episode116): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozMbXqENWD8&t=1s

Hey guys, so entrepreneurs must deal with pain more than most. You know, the pain of cash flow, the pain of failure, and the pain of just well, having to make it on your own. And so, when the proverbial shit hits the fan, it’s easy to think we’re suffering more than most – but that’s just not the truth or reality. You see, regardless of how bad things get in your life, there is always someone who is worse off than you are. In today’s episode, I chat to Cathy Davies, an entrepreneur who the transforms the lives of ordinary people and celebrities. In her new reality TV show called Outpatients on FOX Life she shares the real stories of ordinary people who are dealt some really unbelievably bad blows and yet despite everything have the strength inside of them to push through incredible pain and despair to achieve their dreams. This particular episode of the Matt Brown Show is really one about perspective – because sometimes the right perspective makes things possible. Taken From MBS (Episode 116): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozMbXqENWD8&t=1s

Hey guys, so entrepreneurs must deal with pain more than most. You know, the pain of cash flow, the pain of failure, and the pain of just well, having to make it on your own. And so, when the proverbial shit hits the fan, it’s easy to think we’re suffering more than most – but that’s just not the truth or reality. You see, regardless of how bad things get in your life, there is always someone who is worse off than you are. In today’s episode, I chat to Cathy Davies, an entrepreneur who the transforms the lives of ordinary people and celebrities. In her new reality TV show called Outpatients on FOX Life she shares the real stories of ordinary people who are dealt some really unbelievably bad blows and yet despite everything have the strength inside of them to push through incredible pain and despair to achieve their dreams. This particular episode of the Matt Brown Show is really one about perspective – because sometimes the right perspective makes things possible. Taken From MBS (Episode 116): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozMbXqENWD8&t=1s

Bienvenidos a un nuevo programa de Cultura Seriéfila Podcast. Décimo programa de la segunda temporada en la que empezamos a analizar el año 2019, que ha venido cargado de estrenos muy interesantes como las que encabezan este artículo. Aunque True Detective y Titanes encabezan este podcast, no son las únicas buenas series de esta quincena. Como siempre, a Miguel Romero le acompañan Alberto Wikiseries y Stakado. Estrenos (8:29) Success, (6-1,HBO) (8:37) 19-2 (7-1, XTRM) (16:32) La Ley de Nick (8-1, XTRM) (20:00) Single Parents, (8-1, FOX Life) (22:44) Matadero (9-1, Antena 3) (30:07) Cuando los héroes vuelan (10-1, Netflix) (37:29) La chica del tambor, (11-1, #0) (41:22) Magnum, (11-1, Calle 13) (50:07) Sex Education, (11-1, Netflix) (57:38) Titanes, (11-1, Netflix) (1:07:21) True Detective (14-1, HBO) (1:17:12) Regresos (1:29:53) Detrás de las risas (1:30:45) El Bar (1:41:16) Lecturas de comentarios (1:49:24) Como siempre, os dejamos el enlace del grupo de Telegram: @Seriestopia. ¡Hasta la próxima!

Bienvenidos a un nuevo programa de Cultura Seriéfila Podcast. Décimo programa de la segunda temporada en la que empezamos a analizar el año 2019, que ha venido cargado de estrenos muy interesantes como las que encabezan este artículo. Aunque True Detective y Titanes encabezan este podcast, no son las únicas buenas series de esta quincena. Como siempre, a Miguel Romero le acompañan Alberto Wikiseries y Stakado. Estrenos (8:29) Success, (6-1,HBO) (8:37) 19-2 (7-1, XTRM) (16:32) La Ley de Nick (8-1, XTRM) (20:00) Single Parents, (8-1, FOX Life) (22:44) Matadero (9-1, Antena 3) (30:07) Cuando los héroes vuelan (10-1, Netflix) (37:29) La chica del tambor, (11-1, #0) (41:22) Magnum, (11-1, Calle 13) (50:07) Sex Education, (11-1, Netflix) (57:38) Titanes, (11-1, Netflix) (1:07:21) True Detective (14-1, HBO) (1:17:12) Regresos (1:29:53) Detrás de las risas (1:30:45) El Bar (1:41:16) Lecturas de comentarios (1:49:24) Como siempre, os dejamos el enlace del grupo de Telegram: @Seriestopia. ¡Hasta la próxima!

Bill welcomes suspense author Taylor Adams to the show. Taylor Adams directed the acclaimed short film And I Feel Fine in 2008 and graduated from Eastern Washington University with the Excellence in Screenwriting Award and the prestigious Edmund G. Yarwood Award. His directorial work has screened at the Seattle True Independent Film Festival and his writing has been featured on KAYU-TV’s Fox Life blog. He is also the author of the novels Our Last Night, Eyeshot, and No Exit. Don't miss it.

Hey guys, so entrepreneurs must deal with pain more than most. You know, the pain of cash flow, the pain of failure, and the pain of just well, having to make it on your own. And so, when the proverbial shit hits the fan, it’s easy to think we’re suffering more than most – but that’s just not the truth or reality. You see, regardless of how bad things get in your life, there is always someone who is worse off than you are. In today’s episode, I chat to Cathy Davies, an entrepreneur who the transforms the lives of ordinary people and celebrities. In her new reality TV show called Outpatients on FOX Life she shares the real stories of ordinary people who are dealt some really unbelievably bad blows and yet despite everything have the strength inside of them to push through incredible pain and despair to achieve their dreams. This particular episode of the Matt Brown Show is really one about perspective – because sometimes the right perspective makes things possible. So without

Vienen a darnos tips básicos para sobrevivir al matrimonio. Presentan la nueva serie para TV. “Escuela para maridos”, en FOX LIFE.

Vienen a darnos tips básicos para sobrevivir al matrimonio. Presentan la nueva serie para TV. “Escuela para maridos”, en FOX LIFE.

Empire es la nueva serie de Fox de la que todo el mundo habla esta temporada. Para bien y para mal ya que ha despertado todo tipo de críticas. Se estrenó el pasado 7 de enero en EEUU con casi 10 millones de espectadores y en España puedes verla a través de Fox Life desde el pasado 28 de enero.

People Tools for Business: 50 Strategies for Building Success, Creating Wealth, and Finding Happiness By Alan C. Fox Every now and then I get to interview an amazing people person and Alan is one of them. Our frank and sometimes hilarious conversation covers many topics that are relevant for people in the business world and especially for…