Podcasts about FPP

Get your Magic Mind here: https://magicmind.com/CHIPM20You get 20% for one time purchase and up to 48% off for subscriptions with my code: CHIPM20In today's episode, I spotlight a massive private equity fraud that just ended in prison time for two former executives. They raised over $1.6 billion with fake performance numbers and misleading payouts, fooling investors for years. We dive into how they pulled it off—and why stories like this still matter in today's financial system.Then I shift to what's next: a future price prediction (FPP) on Virtuals Protocol, a rising Web3 project flying under the radar. If you missed early moves like Solana, this might be the signal you're looking for.Topics covered:GPB Capital fraud breakdownSEC and DOJ enforcement trendsFuture price prediction (FPP) on Virtuals ProtocolCrypto & Web3 signals you're not hearing elsewhereSubscribe, rate, and follow for weekly episodes on crypto, true crime, and tech trends reshaping the economy. Front Run The Week: Want to catch the next big crypto move before it hits the headlines? Subscribe now at tokentrust.substack.com for exclusive early insights. Your subscription supports this podcast and gives you an edge.The Chip Mahoney Show is a Big Pond production. This podcast is for entertainment and educational purposes only.For media inquiries or guest bookings, please contact:DV Collective at dvpodcastshow@gmail.comMusic licensed via Spotify Creator tools.

Long serving Labour MP and former Minister David Parker gave his valedictory speech in Parliament last night, where he gave his colleagues across the House a list of things to do, among his thank yous and goodbyes. Chief among them was closing the gap between the very wealthy and the middle class. It could be done, he said, with a tax on capital income, a wealth tax, some form of interest deductibility ban with rules for deductions to avoid double taxation. He said this would pay for a tax-free threshold for income earners up to $10,000 with the next 10,000 subject to lower tax rates. Another was that he hoped freshwater standards would endure in some form, and called on future Ministers for the Environment not to become Ministers for Pollution. Looking at you, Shane Jones. Parker also suggested a way of future proofing New Zealand against future disasters by getting the Reserve Bank to use a quantitative easing scheme to purchase a long dated bond in the event the Alpine fault ruptures, which is not a bad idea because that would spread the cost of the disaster over generations, rather than have one generation deal with it. He wanted to see the government take on the tech giants with a proposal to make their social platforms liable for harmful content shared on their platforms. And he called out MPP as a political system that is becoming worse over time, that is fuelling culture war politics. “Under First Past the Post, New Zealand became amongst the best country in the world, but MMP was meant to be better. Perhaps Doctor Hooten is right and MMP gets worse over time. It's the people's system, not ours. As things polarise and the hard issues don't get fixed, we should allow the people to again make their choice. I'd vote STV. All 120 of us would have to serve in a seat - that drives behavioural change. I'd add in a small upper house, 30 people appointed as in Canada, or voted in STV and limited to two terms each.” That was David Parker last night in Parliament talking about the New Zealand he would have liked to have seen when he left politics. The thing is, the public have had their say and they have chosen and then reaffirmed MMP. My conscience is clear. Like David Parker, I preferred STV – that's what I voted for back in the 90s and I still think it's a better system today. I think he's right when he says that MPs need to have electorates to which they are accountable. And I think STV would be a fairer, less divisive system. First Pass the Post was undemocratic. There were times when New Zealand elected a government that only had around 38 - 40% of the vote, and 100% of the decision making, and that's not particularly fair. Some form of proportional representation is more representative, it's more democratic. If we're going to live in a democracy, we might as well behave as though we're living in a democracy and vote and get results as if we're living in a democracy. So from his to-do list, which would you like to see MPs pick up on? And specifically, when it comes to the voting system, I don't think we've got it right yet. There will be some of you who vote, who have grown up with the MMP and that's all you have known. As someone who knows First Past the Post and MMP, I think MMP is better than FPP and producing a more democratic and fairer result. Is it perfect? Nowhere near it. I think we need to keep refining it just because we've voted for it once, reaffirmed it once, doesn't mean we have to be stuck with it forever. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Sunday Roast, the team welcomes Shaun Day, Managing Director of Greatland Gold, to discuss the company's recent strategic developments, including the surrender of over 497 million share options by directors and senior employees. This move aligns with Greatland's upcoming dual listing on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) and the establishment of a new Australian-incorporated parent company, Greatland Resources Limited. The surrender aims to reduce potential shareholder dilution and adhere to ASX corporate governance principles . Additionally, Joe Belladonna, CEO of Harena Resources, joins to provide insights into their 75%-owned Ampasindava rare earths project in Madagascar. The project boasts a JORC-compliant resource estimate of 698.5 million tonnes and has demonstrated high recovery rates for critical magnet metals like neodymium, praseodymium, dysprosium, and terbium through environmentally friendly heap leach processes . The discussion also covers the broader implications of China's export controls on rare earth elements, the week's major news stories including Trump's tariffs and the passing of Pope Benedict, and a roundup of market movers and shakers. Don't miss this comprehensive update on pivotal developments in the mining sector. 00:00 - 00:15:55 Weekly News Roundup  00:15:55 #GGP Interview 00:34:42 #HREE  Interview 00:51:01 #FPP  00:51:54 #CPAI  00:53:33 #BSFA 00:59:04 #PREM   01:01:25 #VAST   01:08:16 #GROC #AMRQ  01:13:06 #ARS  01:13:23 #RMR 01:14:17 #AFP #XTR   01:15:53 TV  Recommendation Disclaimer & Declaration of Interest This podcast may contain paid promotions, including but not limited to sponsorships, endorsements, or affiliate partnerships. The information, investment views, and recommendations provided are for general informational purposes only and should not be construed as a solicitation to buy or sell any financial products related to the companies discussed. Any opinions or comments are made to the best of the knowledge and belief of the commentators; however, no responsibility is accepted for actions based on such opinions or comments. The commentators may or may not hold investments in the companies under discussion. Listeners are encouraged to perform their own research and consult with a licensed professional before making any financial decisions based on the content of this podcast.

(en référence aux éditions de livres jeunesse du même nom) Une rediffusion de mars 2020 Invités : Vincent Safrat, Responsable des éditions du même nom, Thérèse Roche, Auteure de livres pour la jeunesse et ex-directrice littéraire aux éditions Magnard.… The post Avril 2025, « Lire c'est partir » first appeared on Radio nomade.

Gdy wskakujemy w kolejną retroplatformówkę, zawsze to robimy w FPP, proszę zauważyć. Adam kontynuuje swoją hycaną przeprawę przez wczesne lata gatunku, biorąc na ruszt pierwszą maskotkę PlayStation – Robbita. To gra, do której ma niezrozumiały dla siebie entuzjazm. Ale czy po trzydziestu latach nadal jest w niej coś atrakcyjnego?

Invitée : Nana Camara, directrice du GAMS d'Ile-de-France (Groupe pour l'Abolition des Mutilations Sexuelles), formatrice et conseillère technique. Depuis plus de près de 40 ans le GAMS travaille à l'abolition des mutilations sexuelles féminines : excision, infibulation et au delà mariage forcé, polygamie, crimes prétendus d'honneur.… The post Mars 2025, Abolition des Mutilations sexuelles féminines first appeared on Radio nomade.

Shooting Movie Film! Film Photography Podcast – Episode 337 – March 1, 2025 Michael Raso and Mat Marrash showcase FPP 16mm YETI BW Film! It's the incredible fine grained, orthochromatic BW film with creamy tones named after the famous Himalayan cryptid! Available in 16mm Negative & 16mm Reversal movie film as well as 35mm photographic film, YETI yields incredible results. Movie film from the FPP On-Line Store - https://filmphotographystore.com/collections/movie-film

Ever wondered what it takes to turn a creative passion into a thriving business? In this episode, I chat with Mike from Legit Kits, a Foundation Paper Piecing (FPP) company that was recently featured on Shark Tank! Mike shares his journey—from balancing his day job to scaling his FPP business and landing a spot on national television. He offers invaluable insights into growing a creative business, overcoming challenges, and staying true to your vision. We dive into: ✨ Mike's career outside of quilting and how it influences his business ✨ The evolution of Legit Kits and what's driven its success ✨ Behind-the-scenes of Shark Tank—what the experience was really like ✨ Practical tips for creatives looking to build and expand their own businesses ✨ The mindset shifts that helped Mike push past obstacles and keep growing Mike is real, down-to-earth, and full of motivation for entrepreneurs and makers alike. Whether you're just starting or looking for fresh inspiration, this episode is packed with wisdom you won't want to miss!

The latest episode of the Investing in the American Dream Podcast features an in-depth discussion with FPP's Chairman & CEO Bob Kraft and VP of Global Business Development Manuel Ortiz on U.S. immigration policy and its impact on EB-5. They explore how the Trump administration's priorities, including border security and economic growth, influence legal immigration pathways like the EB-5 program.This episode covers key topics such as the current administration's approach to legal immigration, the role of border security in investor visa programs, and why EB-5 remains a strong option for those seeking permanent residency in the U.S. Bob Kraft and Manuel Ortiz also discuss common misconceptions about EB-5, its contribution to job creation, and the rigorous security measures that ensure program integrity.Listen to Lee Greenwood's "God Bless the USA" here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Japc8M8RQw

Like most things in life, there is nuance and subtlety that is lost along the way. David Seymour is of a personality that undoubtedly gets up the noses of some. He might even bother the Prime Minister periodically. But his Land Rover Escapade is not a sackable offence. Neither is his letter written, not as a minister, for Polkinghorne a sackable offence. Even if you want to combine them and throw in the Treaty Principals Bill because he's agitated people with it, he is still not in sackable territory, nor indeed anywhere close. Here is the simple truth about MMP: why do we still report it like FPP and they're all in the same party? Could the Prime Minister sack David Seymour from Cabinet? I guess, but then what would happen? The end of the Government. Is he going to do that? No, he is not. When companies take over other companies there is often a clean out of talent. When a new CEO arrives the same thing often applies. The business of running a country in an MMP environment is unique. You don't merge or take over, you coalesce. You are individual entities who agree on a series of ideas and a level of cooperation. It won't go perfectly. It might not even go swimmingly, because at no stage did you ever merge into one. You always remained, in this case, as three. When Chris Hipkins calls yet again for a sacking —and surely we are bored witless with that tactic— he tells us that not since the 80's and Lange and Prebble have we seen in-fighting like this. He is of course wrong. He forgets Peters and Shipley, and Peters and Bolger, and Anderton and Clark, and Kopu and Shipley, and the NZ First Tight Five. He forgets a vast swathe of our local and recent history and, not just that, he forgets Prebble and Lange were in the same party. Seymour and Luxon are not. In many respects we are lucky with this current line up. In a small country coalition choice is limited. In Spain and Germany where they have recently stretched the bounds of credibility in forming deals, they have collapsed. This deal won't collapse. The majority of the time there is cordiality, respect, and productivity. But reportage doesn't appear to feature those aspects. The great frustration I have with the Hipkins approach and the coverage of this frippery is that this is a time of tremendous importance on serious matters. This country is a mess, and it is in desperate need of addressing. The side show game increasingly looks from another age and also childish. If Seymour, Peters, or Luxon is on the phone to the Governor General to dissolve arrangements then come back to me. But stunts and a bit of personality back and forward is a day at the office, not a lead story and certainly not a crisis. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Invité : Jean Claude Boual, Président du CAC (Collectif des associations citoyennes), ancien membre permanent de la Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT) puis Secrétaire Général de la Fédération de l'Equipement et de l'Environnement et membre de la Commission exécutive de la CGT, Chargé de Mission au sein du Ministère de l'Equipement sur les questions relatives aux Services Publics et à l'Europe Sociale.… The post Février 2025, La protection sociale en France. first appeared on Radio nomade.

As we look back on the transformative year of 2024, FPP is excited to present a special episode of our Investing in the American Dream podcast – our 2024 EB-5 Year in Review. This episode features an in-depth conversation with Bernie Wolfsdorf, Managing Partner at WR Immigration, and Manuel Ortiz, FPP's VP of Global Business Development.With decades of experience navigating the complexities of the EB-5 program, Bernie is widely regarded as one of the foremost experts in the field. His expertise, combined with Manuel's global perspective, makes for an insightful discussion on the future of EB-5 investment.In this episode, we'll cover:-The latest updates to EB-5 policies and regulatory changes-Visa capacity and ongoing backlogs, and how they impact investors-Key trends from 2024 and what to expect in 2025-Practical takeaways for investors to successfully navigate the evolving EB-5 landscapeThis episode is essential for anyone involved in the EB-5 program or looking to better understand the future of investment immigration.Tune in now for the latest EB-5 insights or contact Bernie, Manuel, or FPP today to begin your journey to U.S. Permanent Residency through the EB-5 Visa Program.Contact Bernie: bernard@wolfsdorf.comContact Manuel: mortiz@firstpathway.comFPP: www.firstpathway.com

(en référence à l'association du même nom sur Montreuil, installé sur le jardin Pouplier des murs à pêches)   Invité : Christophe Bichon, chargé au sein de l'association « le sens de l'humus » des projets extérieurs et du compostage et expert en agriculture naturelle. … The post Janvier 2025, Le sens de l'humus first appeared on Radio nomade.

Episode 335 - December 15, 2024 - In this episode the FPP gang discusses the Minolta SRT line of cameras, the Pentax KX camera and using vintage selenium light meters.

Invité : Jean-Pierre Theret, membre du bureau de l'association CEAN (Consommer, Echanger Autrement à Nanterre), impliqué sur le collectif Nanterre en transition et animateur du Sel de Nanterre.  … The post Décembre 2024, Consommer autrement first appeared on Radio nomade.

Invités : Estelle Dubreuil, coordinatrice nationale de l'association Fair(e) un monde équitable, Augustin Mille, représentant de Slow Food Paris. Une émission réalisée en situation de confinement, chacun dans nos appartements… L'association « Fair(e) un monde équitable », et l'association « Slow Food » défendent au niveau de la France comme au niveau international, une agriculture juste fondée sur un commerce équitable et une alimentation de qualité, appuyée sur l'agroécologie, deux conditions seules capables d'offrir aux producteurs les moyens de se développer dans un cadre respectueux de leur travail et durable, comme aux consommateurs, la possibilité d'accéder à une alimentation bonne et saine.… The post Novembre 2024, Commerce équitable et alimentation responsable first appeared on Radio nomade.

Film Photography Podcast - Episode 332 - October 30, 2024 - Michael Raso & John Fedele announce the upcoming November 8th Beers & Cameras Ohio meetup at Brewing Green hosted by the FPP crew and Trev Lee from The Darkroom. There will be some exciting giveaways, including FPP-branded film, three Minolta cameras, and a special Kodak Tri-X 400 giveaway in honor of its 70th anniversary. Limited tickets are available, so secure your spot soon! Sign up - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fpp-beers-cameras-at-brewing-green-tickets-1063339760849

Few aircraft put on an aerial demonstration quite like the U.S. Air Force's premiere fighter, the Lockheed Martin F-22 RaptorThe F-22 Raptor Demo Team performed at the MCAS Miramar airshow one weekend in late September 2024 and then came to the FPP studios the following Monday. Hear from the demonstration pilot and senior enlisted leader what it is like to travel to locations far and wide to put on this amazing performance--including a play-by-play of each aerial maneuver.Click here to support "Thunder" Nunnelley's battle against brain cancer.Visit the F-22 Raptor Demo team's website here.Follow them on Facebook and Instagram.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-fighter-pilot-podcast/donations

Film Photography Podcast - Episode 331 -  Mat Marrash hosts this exciting episode, airing on the 15th anniversary of the FPP and recorded at the annual Photography Pro Show, covering topics such as “why now is the most exciting time to shoot film,” as well as interviews with Tim Ryugo from Kodak, Matt Parry and Hilary Freed from Harman Photo / Ilford Film and Meredith Reinker, Cory Reinker and Josh Steele from Roberts / Used Photo Pro. Closing out the show Mat catches up with FPP's Paige Davis and FPP founder, Michael Raso. The 2024 PRO* Convention and Trade Show* in Indianapolis, Indiana USA was a vibrant testimony to the endurance and growth of film photography and an incredible opportunity to meet face-to-face with the vendors whose passion for film is essential for a thriving film community.  *The Photographic Research Organization (PRO) is a cooperative buying group with hundreds of members across the US, Canada and the UK. The PRO convention brings together members and retailers to facilitate a dialogue on the state of the photo industry, cultivate community, and provide education and opportunity for growth. 

Hold on to your derby, for the rest of September we mix up the usual FPP format and give you a three-part series describing the first aerial circumnavigation of the globe--the 1924 World Flight.Guest host Matt "Flounder" Arny welcomes Rob Crotty, Mike Lockwood, and Lance "Boil" Lewis to tell the story of this epic odyssey not just against Mother Nature but five other countries.On this first episode, we explore the intricate details behind the scenes—covering route selection, aircraft development, pilot and mechanic selection, and the competitive international teams racing to be first. Drawing from historical sources like First World Flight by Lowell Thomas, Around the World in 175 Days by Carroll Glines, and First Flight Around the World by Tim Grove, this episode sets the stage for an epic journey that showcases the determination, resilience, and diplomacy that made the flight possible.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-fighter-pilot-podcast/donations

Want to make everyone under 30 extremely angry? Tell them you don't like proportional representation. Tell them proportional representation sucks, just like recycling (https://www.incrementspodcast.com/63). In this episode, we continue to improve your popularity at parties by diving into Sir Karl's theory of democracy, and his arguments for why the first-past-the-post electoral system is superior to proportional representation systems. And if you find anyone left at the party who still wants to talk to you, we also cover Chapter 13 of Beginning of Infinity, where Deutsch builds upon Popper's theory. And always remember, First-Past-The-Post: It's good enough for the horses, so it's good enough for us. We discuss Why democracy should be about the removal of bad leaders How Popper's conception of democracy differs from the usual conception Why Popper supports first-past-the-post (FPP) over proportional representation (PR) How PR encourages backroom dealing and magnifies the influence of unpopular leaders The sensitivity of FPP to changes to popular will How FPP makes it easier to obtain majorities How majorities make it easier to trace the consequences of policies Deutsch and his criticism of compromise-policies. References Popper on democracy (https://www.economist.com/democracy-in-america/2016/01/31/from-the-archives-the-open-society-and-its-enemies-revisited) (economist piece). Vaden's blog post (https://vmasrani.github.io/blog/2018/prop_rep/) Chapter 13: Choices of The Beginning of Infinity (https://www.amazon.com/Beginning-Infinity-Explanations-Transform-World/dp/0143121359) Socials Follow us on Twitter at @IncrementsPod, @BennyChugg, @VadenMasrani Come join our discord server! DM us on twitter or send us an email to get a supersecret link Help us form a majority and get exclusive bonus content by becoming a patreon subscriber here (https://www.patreon.com/Increments). Or give us one-time cash donations to help cover our lack of cash donations here (https://ko-fi.com/increments). Click dem like buttons on youtube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_4wZzQyoW4s4ZuE4FY9DQQ) What's the first post you past? Tell us over at incrementspodcast@gmail.com.

The Film Photography Podcast kicks off September 2024 on a high note with a new episode announcing Harman Phoenix 200, now in 120 format! Hear what Michael Raso and Mat Marrash have to say about this incredible experimental color film for medium format shooters. Then, FPP team member Paige Davis gives her review of “CAMERA”, a new movie celebrating the joys of analog photography starring Beau Bridges. Then we turn the mike to you with our segment, “Listener's Letters”, where we read your thoughts on photography, film, the podcast and more! 

'On Future War' is a 12-part series exploring the evolving landscape of military strategy and defense technologies with a focus on the Indo-Pacific.On this episode, longtime FPP friend Brian "Sunshine" Sinclair explains the U.S. military's dependence on GPS and the system's vulnerability to jamming and interference. Sunshine provides a detailed explanation of how GPS works, its evolution over time, and the challenges associated with implementing effective jamming techniques. The conversation highlights the importance of anti-spoofing measures and ongoing efforts to improve GPS resilience.Brought to you by Authentic Media with the support of Cubic Defense.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-fighter-pilot-podcast/donations

Resuscitated Film Formats!! Film Photography Podcast 328 - Michael Raso and John Fedele have a lively conversation about upcoming FPP events, resuscitated film formats and the excitement around film and motion picture photography. https://filmphotographystore.com

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Film Photography Podcast - Episode 327 - July 15, 2024 - Michael Raso, Owen McCafferty and Mat Marrash roundtable discussion of available movie film stocks for 2024 and beyond! The FPP's Stocks 8mm, Super 8 and 16mm movie film - https://filmphotographystore.com/collections/movie-film

Film Photography Podcast - Episode 324 - June 15, 2024 - Mark O'Brien discusses the new FPP 35mm Orthochromatic X-Ray film as well as his latest issue of Monochrome Mania zine.

This episode highlights FPP's newest rural, senior loan secured, EB-5 investment opportunity: Kaia by Outdoor Citizen.Located in the breathtaking clay canyons of Kanab, Utah, Kaia offers 40 private dwellings with stunning desert views, catering to luxury travelers seeking an authentic connection with nature and well-being.Besides the property features, we explore the numerous EB-5 benefits of the Kaia project, including its Rural designation, a reduced minimum investment amount of $800,000, and more.Join Manuel Ortiz, FPP's Vice President of Global Business Development, and Peter Helland, your host and Marketing Manager, as they discuss key aspects of Kaia and how investing in this project can help you achieve U.S. Permanent Residency through the EB-5 Visa Program.Listen to the podcast here and feel free to reach out to Manuel with any questions about immigration through investment.Contact Manuel to Learn More: WhatsApp: +1 956-466-7232 mortiz@firstpathway.com

Kate Brown is the creative force behind Kate Brown Quilts where she publishes modern quilt patterns and tutorials. She focuses on using techniques that don't require precision but deliver precise results, and values making quilting fun, accessible, and engaging for a variety of skill levels. Introduced to quilting in her 20s, Kate fell in love with foundation paper piecing (FPP) and its endless possibilities. Not all of her patterns use FPP, but many do. Beyond design, Kate loves connecting with fellow quilters, sharing experiences, and exploring new techniques together, making quilting not just a craft but an energizing blend of community and art. She started Quilt Quest 2024 with the idea of inspiring makers to get projects done and bring some new energy to her community. Go check out Kate's easy-to-make patterns and get the details about Quilt Quest so you can join in the fun!Find Kate and Quilt Quest 2024 here! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katebrownquilts/ Website: https://www.katebrownquilts.com/pages/landingThis episode is sponsored by SmartLabels! Go check them out! https://www.qrsmartlabels.com/Want to see more? You can find it here:  Amanda is taking Karlee Porter's Graffiti Quilting masterclass! Take it with her and when you sign up for the class, use code NYGQS25 to get a $25 discount on your tuition! www.karleeporter.comShow Merch: nygqs.printify.me  Patreon: patreon.com/notyourgrannysquiltshow Become a patron and get a NYGQS sticker and early access to episodes!  Insta: https://www.instagram.com/notyourgrannysquiltshow https://www.instagram.com/sweetpeadesigncompany  YouTube: https://youtube.com/@notyourgrannysquiltshow  Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SweetPeaDesignCoShop  Want to be on the show? Send us a message!

Join hosts Ashley and Bethany on The Sewcial Hour Podcast as they dive deep into the world of Foundation Paper Piecing (FPP)! In this episode, they're joined by special guest Liza Taylor of Liza Taylor Handmade to explore the ins and outs of this beloved quilting technique.Foundation Paper Piecing offers precision, versatility, and endless creative possibilities in quilting projects. Ashley, Bethany, and Liza will walk you through the FPP process, from selecting fabrics and preparing your templates to stitching perfect seams and achieving flawless results.Discover the wide range of applications for FPP as Ashley, Bethany, and Liza showcase stunning quilts, blocks, and projects made using this technique. Whether you're a quilting enthusiast or a sewing aficionado, FPP is a must-try technique that will elevate your creative endeavors.Plus, learn more about Liza Taylor's Paper Piecers monthly membership, where you can access exclusive FPP patterns, tutorials, and community support. Visit Liza Taylor Handmade's website and shop, and join the membership waitlist at www.thepaperpiecers.com. Connect with Liza on Instagram and YouTube @lizataylorhandmade, and don't forget to download her free FPP e-book at https://fancy-dawn-104.myflodesk.com/lcwud6e5sv.Tune in to The Sewcial Hour Podcast and embark on a journey of creativity and inspiration with Foundation Paper Piecing!SUBMIT YOUR SEWING CONFESSION HERE: https://thesewcialhourpodcast.com/photo-submission/Find our digital sewing resources in The Sewcial Shop. https://thesewcialhourpodcast.com/shop/Check out our NEW website and signup for our newsletter to be the first to know who we are interviewing next, submit questions for the podcast, and so much more!https://thesewcialhourpodcast.com/Follow The Hosts:Ashley: https://linktr.ee/charmedbyashleyBethany: https://linktr.ee/CraftwithbethanySupport the show -  https://www.patreon.com/thesewcialhourpodcast#SewcialHourPodcast #FoundationPaperPiecing #FPP #QuiltingTechniques #LizaTaylorHandmade #PaperPiecersMembership Support the show

En la edición PM, hablamos con Juan Carlos Larreboure, Gerente de Negocios MBI, y con Fernando Claro, director ejecutivo de la FPP.

Most people can readily explain what a pilot is and does, but what about a Radar Intercept Officer, Bombardier / Navigator, or Tactical Coordinator?On this episode, FPP friend and occasional cohost Matt "Flounder" Arny, former RIO-turned WSO, explains the world of Naval Flight Officers--what they are, how they're trained, what they do, and how far up the promotion ladder they can go.To learn more about Flounder's services in management consulting and leader development, or to book him as a keynote speaker, click here.Current SponsorsNational University {Title Sponsor} - Visit nu.edu to discover how Nat'l Univ. supports service members, veterans, and their families through flexible online programs in high-demand fields.AirCorps Aviation - Click here to explore exciting aerospace career opportunities in northern Minnesota.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-fighter-pilot-podcast/donations

This short 5 minute episode is announcing some updates on the FPP. We want to grow this thing and are tired of having the podcast in neutral

In our latest episode of the Investing in the American Dream podcast, where we discuss the basics and the necessary legal requirements of EB-5. We have special guests Ronnie Fieldstone and Rohit Kapuria from Saul Ewing LLP, a full-service, national law firm with more than 400 attorneys and a team of top-notch business professionals, all working together to deliver practical, proactive advice and excellent client service.Ronnie Fieldstone and Rohit Kapuria have extensive expertise in the EB-5 industry, resulting in a track record of handling hundreds of EB-5 projects, and have helped raise billions of dollars. Their insights shed light on crucial aspects of EB-5 investments, including legal intricacies and investor considerations.Joining them is FPP's own Manuel Ortiz who discusses the role that FPP plays in the EB-5 process as well as FPP's most recent investment opportunity, TALUS.Together, Manuel, Ronnie, and Rohit discuss significant elements of the EB-5 program, such as EB-5 fundamentals, the significance of due diligence, and more. We invite you to listen to the podcast here or reach out to Manuel, Ronnie, or Rohit with your own questions on immigration through investment.

In our latest episode of the Investing in the American Dream podcast, where we discuss the basics and the necessary legal requirements of EB-5. We have special guests Ronnie Fieldstone and Rohit Kapuria from Saul Ewing LLP, a full-service, national law firm with more than 400 attorneys and a team of top-notch business professionals, all working together to deliver practical, proactive advice and excellent client service.Ronnie Fieldstone and Rohit Kapuria have extensive expertise in the EB-5 industry, resulting in a track record of handling hundreds of EB-5 projects, and have helped raise billions of dollars. Their insights shed light on crucial aspects of EB-5 investments, including legal intricacies and investor considerations.Joining them is FPP's own Manuel Ortiz who discusses the role that FPP plays in the EB-5 process as well as FPP's most recent investment opportunity, TALUS.Together, Manuel, Ronnie, and Rohit discuss significant elements of the EB-5 program, such as EB-5 fundamentals, the significance of due diligence, and more. We invite you to listen to the podcast here or reach out to Manuel, Ronnie, or Rohit with your own questions on immigration through investment.

In this episode, Ange Wilson sits down to chat with Kristy from Quiet Play about foundation paper piecing (FPP), fussy cutting, spatial awareness and the importance of video games in friendships.. They discuss the benefits and challenges of foundation paper piecing, the use of tone-on-tone and solids in FPP, and the importance of fussy cutting in creating unique designs. Kristy also shares her experience as a fabric designer and her upcoming fussy cut challenge. They talk about the Make Mine Mini Membership and the joy of completing mini quilts. The conversation also covers tips for beginners and the recommendation to start with simple patterns. A great chat between creative friends.

Kevin and Daniel gives us the latest performance kit to come out of FPP for 2024...the FP800S.

The girls sit down and visit with one of their Instagram faves, Veruschka Zarate of Pride & Joy Quilting!  They discuss the online quilting community and share some of the experiences and challenges. Leslie lets Veruschka know her thoughts on Quiltcon. They talk about transitioning from traditional quilting to foundation paper piecing (FPP). Veruschka shares some of her best tips from paper to thread choices! They also get personal and talk about family, faith and grief. You do not want to miss this beautiful episode full of laughs and tears!Follow Veruschka on Instagram at @prideandjoyquilting and her online store prideandjoyquilting.com!Follow Leslie on Instagram at @leslie_quilts and Rochelle at @doughnutwarrior

As we reflect on the achievements and challenges of the past year, we're thrilled to bring you a special episode of our 'Investing in the American Dream' podcast – the 2023 EB-5 Year in Review. This insightful discussion features two esteemed guests, Manuel Ortiz, VP of Global Business Development at FPP, and Mitch Wexler, Managing Partner at Fragomen's Southern California offices.Manuel Ortiz, with over two decades of experience in global finance, has not only led award-winning investor relations teams but has also directed capital raises exceeding $500 million on a global scale. His commitment to extending EB-5 services to underserved countries earned him a national industry award, showcasing his profound cultural competency and dedication to making EB-5 accessible worldwide.Joining Manuel is Mitch Wexler, a certified specialist in immigration and nationality law, and the Managing Partner of Fragomen's Southern California offices. Mitch's diverse practice spans high-net-worth individuals and multinational corporations across various industries, making him a leading authority in EB-5, E-2, L-1, and more.  Together, Manuel and Mitch provide valuable insights into critical elements of the EB-5 program, discussing topics such as the life cycle of a typical EB-5 case, the benefits of Concurrent Filing, and the impact of the Reform and Integrity Act of 2022. We invite you to tune in here and explore the intricate details of the EB-5 landscape in 2023. If you would like to learn more about the EB-5 Visa Program and its benefits we invite you to connect with Mitch and Manuel below:Mitch Wexler: mwexler@fragomen.comManuel Ortiz: mortiz@firstpathway.com

The FPP welcomes the new year in with listener letters, film camera giveaway, overview of Kodak 126 film and more!

Film Photography Podcast - Episode 312 - November 23, 2023 - It's FilmsGiving at the FPP. Michael Raso, John Fedele and Mark Dalzell discuss all of the great FPP exclusive film stocks, review the British Coronet Twelve-20 camera as well as read listener letters!

Show Notes:00:38 - New Jersey02:11 and 3:16 - Brazil03:21 - Jenny Doan from Missouri Star Quilt Co.14:11 - Sawtooth star 15:01 - D sessions [rings]15:15 - Charm Mini Bag pattern by Daisi15:18 - Daisi's Etsy store16:00 - Melanie Ham's YouTube Channel16:28 - QuiltCon18:39 - New Jersey18:40 - QuiltFolk20:41 - Pandora20:50 - P!nk21:50 - English paper piecing 21:54 - Hexies22:25 - Tile mini quilt series by Daisi22:37 - 1000 Blocks: A Collection of Quilt Blocks from Today's Top Designers by Quiltmaker's Magazine22:53 and - 501 Rotary-Cut Quilt Blocks by Judy Hopkins 23:01 - Correction: Wendy was supposed to refer to the same book as Amanda (link above) 23:32 - Lori Holt (@beelori1)23:37 - Wonder clips24:26 - Lori Holt (@beelori1)25:01 - Loom knitting25:11 - Carpal tone 25:12 - Loom knitting25:47 - Foundation paper piecing25:49 - Gaby Sartori from Tomte Studio (@tomte.studio)25:55 - Lori Holt (@beelori1)26:06 - Lesley Storts (@LesleyStorts)26:13 - English paper piecing 26:26 - Gaby Sartori from Tomte Studio (@tomte.studio)26:28 - Foundation paper piecing [FPP]26:39 - Zirkel magnetic pin organiserFollow Daisi:Instagram - @daisitoegelhttps://flowersew.com/https://www.etsy.com/shop/daisiflowersew?ref=seller-platform-mcnavFollow Us:Amanda: @broadclothstudio https://broadclothstudio.com/Wendy: @the.weekendquilter https://the-weekendquilter.com/Quilt Buzz: @quilt.buzzhttps://quiltbuzzpodcast.com/Intro/Outro Music:Golden Hour by Vlad Gluschenko

Retired U.S. Navy Captain J.J. "Yank" Cummings joins FPP cohost Matt "Flounder" Arny to talk Tomcats, flight school, surface warfare, nuclear power, Top Gun: Maverick, and above all, how to lead when in charge of the first ship in a new class of aircraft carriers that has had its share of bad press.Visit jjcummingsleadership.com to learn more about Yank and his exploits since leaving uniform service.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-fighter-pilot-podcast/donations

"I made a film for PepWeb on the research of Beatrice Beebe. I made the video for her picture book, The Mother-Infant Interaction Picture Book, and various other short films. These are deep dives into mother-infant dyads that reveal something, i.e. rupture and repair, various kinds of dyadic interchanges. These are available for free on YouTube. That's another way that I use my analytic self and my documentary maker self together. I'm much happier with the YouTube films  even though they're less produced because they reach a wide audience - they are for parents, not clinicians. I want to get the story of this way of thinking or various ways of working, or psychoanalysis itself out to the greater public because I'm such an evangelizer for it. It changed my life in so many ways, and I think it's a very different animal than what the wider world (if they've heard of it at all) thinks that it is - it's so alive these days, so integrative, and so worthy of letting people know.”    Episode Description: We began with Karen sharing with us her journey from documentary filmmaker to psychoanalyst. She discusses her immersion in the world of cinema verité - "a camera capturing life" - as the pathway that brought her to train in psychoanalysis. We consider the similarities and differences between these ways of thinking and how she feels that for her, they are additive in deepening her listening abilities. She describes her films of Beatrice Beebe's work, how she serves as a consultant to filmmakers, and how she often treats those in the field, especially in regard to their (over)involvement with trauma. We close with Karen's recommendations for using YouTube to let the wider community know about psychoanalysis. Our Guest: Karen Dougherty is a Psychoanalyst (FIPA) and documentary filmmaker. She has an MA in English Literature (McGill) and an MA in Psychoanalytic Studies (University of Sheffield). She is a clinical supervisor and course instructor at the FPP and the Advanced Training Program in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, with a particular focus on attachment, relationship issues, and trauma. In addition to her private practice in rural Amaranth, Ontario, Karen is the host of the podcast for the Canadian Psychoanalytic Society, Conversations in Psychoanalysis. Since 2022, she has been a member of the IPA Think Tank on the Resolution of Intractable Conflict, for which she produces a YouTube Channel. The recipient of a PEPweb video grant, she has made several films on the research of Dr. Beatrice Beebe for clinicians and parents. She continues to collaborate on documentary projects as a researcher and story consultant (recent films include Toxic Beauty; Category: Woman, both directed by Phyllis Ellis). Bridging these two careers, Karen is both a communications consultant for psychoanalytic organizations and a mental health consultant for film and television.   Linked Episode: Episode 97: Off the Couch and into the Political Arena with John, Lord Alderdice FRCPsych – IPA Off the Couch   Recommended Links:   Karen Dougherty    The CPS podcast will be accessed through the CPS website.   The PEPweb citation for the documentary for clinicians: Dougherty, K., Beebe, B., Margolis, A., Altstein, R., Berman, J. & Mathieson, G. (2016) Mother-Infant Communication: The Research of Dr. Beatrice Beebe. PEP Video Grants 1:11.   Beebe, Dr. Beatrice, prod., Dougherty, K., dir. “Joining Your Baby's Distress Moments: A Story of One Mother and Infant”:   “Decoding Mother-Infant Interaction: A Story of One Mother and Infant,” the first two of a series of short films for parents showcasing the research of Dr. Beatrice Beebe:   Allan King, The Criterion Collection   Allan King, Queens University Film and Media Collection   Allan King's Warrendale, a “direct cinema” documentary about a home for emotionally disturbed children in Toronto:  

In this Snap Shot, join former FPP cohost Sunshine and Roger as they discuss the cutting-edge Block III upgrade of the F/A-18 Super Hornet, commonly known as the Rhino. While this iconic aircraft has been a staple of U.S. carrier aviation for over two decades and gained cinematic fame in Top Gun: Maverick, it's far from resting on its laurels.The Block III modifications are poised to revolutionize the Super Hornet capabilities, extending its relevance and lethality into the 2030s and beyond. Don't miss this deep dive into the technological advancements of the newest Super Hornet iteration.You can listen to the rest of this episode and more with a FREE 3-Day Trial of Authentic Media Aviation on Apple PodcastsIt is also Available on Spotify and Acast Check out all Authentic Media EpisodesSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-fighter-pilot-podcast/donations

FPP friend and occasional cohost, Ken Katz, welcomes back to the show Dr. Eileen Bjorkman to discuss her new book, Fly Girls Revolt: The Story of the Women Who Kicked Open the Door to Fly in Combat.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-fighter-pilot-podcast/donations

Film Photography Podcast  Episode 307  June 20, 2023  If you follow the FPP, you know that 620 film is near and dear to our hearts. Whether you're an experienced 620 film shooter or just getting started, our variety of 620 film products – spools, film, cameras and 35mm 620 sprockets adapters – make shooting, developing and printing 620 photography a breeze! With national 620 day here, we'd like to celebrate the brick and mortar retailers who support this iconic format and the photographers whose demand for 620 drove our 620 initiative. https://filmphotographystore.com/collections/620-film

Film Photography Podcast Episode 305 - May 15, 2023  Shooting movies on film roundtable! Discussion - Develop movie film at home. Blog: https://filmphotographyproject.com/develop-bw-movie-film-home/ Discussion - Making projectible prints from your movie film negatives. Discussion - Digitizing your home movies. What aspect ratio? The FPP offers movie film, developing and scanning. https://filmphotographystore.com/collections/movie-film

Aircraft carrier landings are generally regarded as one of the most difficult—and dangerous—activities performed in an airplane. Turn out the lights and add some ocean swell and these landings are downright treacherous. But with recent technological advancements comes a system that so simplifies and improves the safety of these landings that the U.S. Navy is exploring doing away with carrier qualifications as the capstone of a student naval aviator's training for the first time in history.On this episode, U.S. Navy Captain Dan "O.J." Catlin joins FPP cohost Matt "Flounder" Arny to discuss the precision landing mode, once known as MAGIC CARPET, that revolutionizes fixed-wing aircraft carrier landings to the point of nearly making them routine.Listener questions addressed on this episode include Navy flight school selection tracks, A/A training kill removal, flight callsigns, unique aircraft personalities, tips to succeed in flight school, and the lowdown on the F-22 pilot who raised his landing gear too early while operating in NAS Fallon, NV with a TOPGUN callsign.Episode artwork by Janek Krause. Bumper music by Jaime Lopez / announcements by Clint Bell.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-fighter-pilot-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

November 23rd marks the release of the second great Naval Aviation movie of 2022, Devotion, except unlike the previous--this one is based on actual events. Korean War F4U Corsair pilots Jesse Brown and Tom Hudner became the U.S. Navy's most celebrated wingmen for events expertly described in a book of the same title by Mr. Adam Makos.On this episode, our warbird cohost Trevor "Boat" Boswell returns to celebrate the movie release with an interview conducted by FPP friend Rick "Nack" Hartnack with former U.S. Marine Corps F-4 Phantom pilot and current F4U Corsair owner John French. After, Mr. Makos joins Boat to discuss his book and involvement in the movie adaptation.Check out Mr. French's involvement helping injured veterans enjoy the great outdoors at highergroundusa.org, and for a copy of Devotion signed by Congressional Medal of Honor awardee, Tom Hudner, visit valorstudios.com.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-fighter-pilot-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands