Podcast appearances and mentions of francisco lopez

To honor the 45th anniversary of the death of St. Oscar Romero, the community is invited to a special mass, dinner and presentation on his life. Francisco Lopez shares with Brenda more on the life of this saint and details of the event.Details can be found at Queen of Peace webpage.Subscribe to the Morning Blend on your favorite podcast platform.Find this show on the free Hail Mary Media App, along with a radio live-stream, prayers, news, and more.Look through past episodes or support this podcast.The Morning Blend is a production of Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.

Eevee- Beat Tapes 1-5  b3 https://eeveebeats.bandcamp.com/album/eevee-beat-tapes-vol-1-10  The Books- Lemon of Pink  a5 https://books.bandcamp.com/album/the-lemon-of-pink  Francisco Lopez- untitled #228  a1 https://franciscolopez.bandcamp.com/album/untitled-228  Biosphere- Substrata (alternative)  c2 https://biosphere.bandcamp.com/album/substrata-alternative-versions  Death's Dynamic Shroud- Heavy Black Heart  a2 https://deathsdynamicshroud.bandcamp.com/album/heavy-black-heart-3  Inventions- Blanket Waves  b1 https://inventions.bandcamp.com/album/blanket-waves  Come Le Onde- L'immensa solitudine…  a1 https://oscarson.bandcamp.com/album/come-le-onde-limmensa-solitudine-delle-montagne Ibukun Sunday- Harmony / Balance  a2 https://ibukunsunday.bandcamp.com/album/harmony-balance Dirty Art Club - Hexes  a1 https://dirtyartclub.bandcamp.com/album/hexes Bohren- Black Earth   d1 https://store.pias.com/release/168347-bohren-der-club-of-gore-black-earth?lang=en_GB Zake & BP- Eve  c1 https://zakedrone.bandcamp.com/album/eve Spongetaker- Everywhere at the end of Bikini Bottom  a2 https://vappasko.bandcamp.com/album/everywhere-at-the-end-of-bikini-bottom Aeson Zervas- s/t  a5 https://heatcrimes.bandcamp.com/album/s-t Alan Watts- Why Not Now /Dhyana  a1 Optic Echo Presents  Tuesday 6-8pm PST  KXRY Portland  www.xray.fm 

Un libro singular. Un resumen de las investigaciones del autor sobre el fenómeno de la transcomunicación instrumental lleno de fotografías e hipótesis de trabajo.

¿Sabes cómo identificar una plataforma de inversión segura? En este episodio nos acompaña Francisco López, director regional de Latinoamérica en XTB para compartirnos las claves para invertir con confianza y evitar riesgos innecesarios. Exploramos cómo XTB pasó de ser una compañía de 200 millones a una fintech valorada en 2 mil millones de euros, qué productos ofrecen y cómo custodian tus acciones. Además, Paco comparte su estrategia para construir equipos sólidos, diferencias clave entre mercados financieros y consejos prácticos para empezar a invertir con éxito. 

Did you know the first actual Thanksgiving took place in St Augustine, Florida in 1565, not the widely believed Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1621? Brace yourself for a riveting journey through history as we peel back layers of misconception to uncover the true roots of Thanksgiving. We delve into the fascinating details of this original event, including a holy mass offering, the prominent roles of don Pedro Menendez and father Francisco Lopez de Mendoza Graliales, and the remarkable involvement of the local Timunacan Indians.Key Points from the Episode:We're setting the record straight. Join us as we continue to challenge popular narratives surrounding Thanksgiving with the incredible tale of Squanto, the Catholic Indian who saved the pilgrims at Plymouth Rock. Learn about the pivotal role Spanish explorers played in early American history, preceding even the English in what's now known as the American colonies. Our takeaway? History doesn't always align with popular belief. Tune in, open your mind, and be inspired to question, explore, and understand more about our collective past, the events that have shaped our present, and the impactful lessons they hold for our future.Our exploration promises more than just an intellectual feast. It's a hearty meal!Other resources: More goodnessGet your FREE Academy Review here!Get our top book recommendations listGet new podcast episodes dropped into your email box easilyWant to leave a review? Click here, and if we earned a five-star review from you **high five and knuckle bumps**, we appreciate it greatly, thank you so much!Because we care what you think about what we think and our website, please email David@teammojoacademy.com, or if you want to leave us a quick FREE, painless voicemail, we would appreciate that as well.

Programme de Clara de Asís pour webSYNradio : Eyes closed (a playlist). Un dialogue entre des musiques improvisées et des musiques fixées, concrètes ou acousmatiques avec les sons de Michel Doneda et David Merlo, Clara de Asís, Julia A. Miller, Abdul Moimême, Francisco Lopez, Cello + Laptop, Lucie Vítková, David Maranha & Will Guthrie, Manu Holterbach, Jean-Luc Guionnet et D'Incise.

CITR's 24 Hours of Radio Art in a snack sized format. Dark Ambient. Drone. Field Recordings. Noise. Sound Art. Or something. This evening's broadcast features FRANCISCO LOPEZ, CAT TYSON HUGHES, ANTOINE HUBINEAU, and DEAD VOICES ON AIR.

CITR's 24 Hours of Radio Art in a snack sized format. Dark Ambient. Drone. Noise. Experimental. Or something. This evening's broadcast features VITOLO / BUONINFANTE / DE ROSA, DAVID LEE MYERS, and FRANCISCO LOPEZ.

In this episode, Alina sits down with Francisco Lopez and Sara Haj-Hassan from Tarjimly. Tarjimly is a mobile app which connects users to live translators in a matter of minutes! To learn more about the journey of this app and how it works, visit https://www.tarjim.ly/en

On the fifth episode of “No Shade, All Tea's” Season 2, host Dr. Nancy DiTunnariello talks with Maddie Bradford and Francisco Lopez about how people communicate with and through music. Show Info: Host: Dr. Nancy DiTunnariello, ditunnan@stjohns.edu Production: The Bolt Productions Intro/Outro Arrangement & Audio Editor: Courtney Lemkin Chief Audio Editor: Elizabeth Petrillo Chief Content Creator: Nicole Sutherland Show Linktree: https://linktr.ee/_NoShadeAllTea_ Photo Media: Cactus Girl Media Logo: Toni Sanchez Pop Art Guest Info: Name: Madeline Bradford Title: Social Media Coordinator, Mach 9 Digital LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/madeline-bradford-2a96a9155 Name: Francisco Lopez Title: Documentarian Chief Editor LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/francisco-lopez-78540b199 Research Sources: Bensimone, M. (2022). Integration of trauma in music therapy: A qualitative study. Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Practice, and Policy, 14(3), 367-376. Boster, J. B., Spitzley, A. M., Castle, T. W., Jewell, A. R., Corso, C. L., & McCarthy, J. W. (2021). Music improves social and participation outcomes for individuals with communication disorders: A systematic review. Journal of Music Therapy, 58(1), 12–42. Doi: 10.1093/jmt/thaa015 Fu, V. X., Oomens, P., Merkus, N., & Jeekel, J. (2021). The perception and attitude toward noise and music in the operating room: A systematic review. Journal of Surgical Research, 263, 193-206. Doi: 10.1016/j.jss.2021.01.038 Raglio, A., Bellandi, D., Manzoni, L., & Grossi, E. (2021). Communication improvement reduces BPSD: A music therapy study based on artificial neural networks. Neurological Sciences, 42, 2103-2106. Doi: 10.1007/s10072-020-04986-2

Learn conversational Spanish with Francisco Lopez and students from St Martin's school in Caerphilly.

It was an incredible honor to have a discussion with Francisco Lopez. One of the pioneers of environmental recording, Lopez has traversed many states of sound and he fills us in on his entire history. We get into his technique, process, and thoughts behind his work. A truly unique individual and an inspiration to countless artists, Francisco lets us all in to his hidden world.

Francisco Lopez has over 20 years of experience in financial institutions and is the Chief Operations and Innovation Officer at DreamSpring and is a Board Member at EBA Fund.Amber Kani is the Director Of Communications at DreamSpring and has diverse experience in marketing, fundraising, corporate social responsibility, operations, employee engagement, project management, impact measurement, and strategic growth. Here are a few of the topics we'll discuss on this episode of Product Launch: The products and services DreamSpring offers and how they help fund businesses. The small businesses and entrepreneurs that DreamSpring tends to work with. How DreamSpring was able to scale up and reach more clients. The value of investing in your own technology and platforms. How DreamSpring sources new clients. What DreamSpring's future goals are and how they determined these. Resources: DreamSpring NxtStep Podcast Chef Connecting with Francisco Lopez:LinkedInConnecting with Amber Kani: LinkedIn Website Connecting with the host:Sean Boyce on LinkedIn

Feliz Navidad! Learn conversational, festive Spanish with Francisco Lopez and students from St Martin's school in Caerphilly.

Francisco Lopez is the self proclaimed “Greatest Salesman in the World. Francisco has been in business since he was just a wee lad (wait until you hear what his first business was…) He talks to the HOMEgirls about life, family, sales, and real estate. What makes the greatest salesman in the world? We bet you will be surprised to hear Francisco's answer.    Follow Francisco on Facebook Follow Francisco on Instagram Follow the HOMEgirls on Facebook Follow the HOMEgirls on Instagram Follow Angela Follow Jessica Follow Lyndsie www.therealHOMEgirlspodcast.com

Episode 544: October 31, 2021 (2021 Halloween Special Edition) playlist: Andrew Liles, "Escape From Haunted Island" (The Maleficent Monster and Other Macabre Stories) 2014 self-released Florida Man, "Lost in The Woods" (Florida Man EP) 2021 self-released Laura Cannell, Kate Ellis, Rhodri Davies and Stewart Lee, "Spend The Day With Me" (August Sounds) 2021 Brawl Mess Esque, "Take It Outside" (Mess Esque) 2021 Drag City francisco lopez, "untitled 398 (preview 01)" (Hidden Island Music (untitled 398)) 2021 Discrepant Coil, "No New World" (The Consequences of Raising Hell) 1987 Solar Lodge Lightning Bolt, "Halloween 3" (Sonic Citadel) 2019 Thrill Jockey Dimensional Holofonic Sound, "Digital Voodoo" (The Difference Between Noise and Music) 1991 Hangman Bohren and Der Club Of Gore, "Karin" (Dolores) 2008 Ipecac Charalambides, "Walking Through The Graveyard" (Likeness) 2007 Kranky Sphyxion, "26" (3) 2021 Zoharum Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe, "William Chases Brianna" (Candyman) 2021 Waxwork Dean McPhee, "Witch's Ladder" (Witch's Ladder) 2021 Hood Faire The Legendary Pink Dots, "The Euro Tower" (The Legendary Pink Dots Hallowe'en Special 2021) 2021 self-released Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

Learn conversational Spanish with Francisco Lopez and students from St Martin's school in Caerphilly. Vocabulary featured: Padre = Father Madre = Mother Hermanos= siblings Hermano = brother Hermana = sister Tío = uncle Tía = Aunt Familia = Family Tengo = I have Se llama = He/she is called Se llaman = They are called Questions for the conversation: How many siblings does Oliver have? Who does Ella live with? How old are his aunt and his uncle? What questions does Ella ask about Oliver's cousins? What is the cat's name? How does Ella describe Oliver's family?

Learn conversational Spanish with Francisco Lopez and students from St Martin's school in Caerphilly. Vocabulary featured: Llevar: To wear Gorra: cap Sombrero: hat Bufanda: scarf Gafas / gafas de sol Jersey: jersey Sudadera: sweater Camisa: shirt Camiseta: t shirt Pantalones: trousers Vaqueros: jeans Zapatos: shoes Vestido: dress Falda: skirt Abrigo: coat Questions for the Roleplay: What item is Ella looking for? What size does Ella want? What is Ella's favourite colour, red or yellow? How much was the dress? (Euros) Does Ella pay with cash or card?

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ESTRENO: 1 DE AGOSTO (Día de la Pachamama) La película podrá verse desde la web https://www.enelnombredellitio.org.ar online y gratis del 1 al 9 de Agosto SINOPSIS Clemente Flores vive en la comunidad El Moreno, en Salinas Grandes, Jujuy, donde las comunidades originarias intentan evitar el inminente desembarco de mineras multinacionales para extraer litio, el nuevo oro blanco. En busca de respuestas frente a su acallado reclamo de ser consultadas en los procesos de toma de decisión, Clemente se embarca en un viaje revelador, para regresar y organizar, junto a las otras comunidades del salar, una acción de resistencia en defensa de su territorio y del equilibrio de la Pachamama. Ficha Técnica Dirección y Guión: Tian Cartier, Martin Longo. Investigación: Pia Marchegiani. Producción: Calma Cine, FARN. Con el apoyo de: Comunidades Indígenas de la Puna Argentina, INCAA, Mecenazgo Cultural, Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations (SOMO), The Good Electronic Network, Fundación Humedales, York University. Productores Generales: Martin Longo, Tian Cartier. Producción ante INCAA: Carolina Krasñansky. Asistencia de Producción: Macarena Reyes, Lucia Robles, Mariana Sanchez. Fotografía y Cámara: Martin Longo, Francisco Lopez, Daniel Manrique, Amilcar Otero, Tian Cartier. Sonido Directo: Fernando Ribero. Montaje: Manuel Margulis Darriba, Tian Cartier, Martin Longo. Diseño de sonido y Mezcla: Fernando Ribero. Música original Unplugged: Chemandinga (Purmamarca). Letra y música: “Agüitay” Cesar Alejandro Vilte. Técnico de Grabación: Lucas Gordillo (Chakana Estudio). Música original Plugged: Cirilo Fernandez. Productora de VFX y 3D: WolfPack Multimedia. VFX adicionales: Leonardo Torcello, Angel Burgos, Diego Ortega, Lucas Toscani, Nicolas Zizner. Retoque de Color: Sie7e Colores, Guido Tomeo. Afiche: Tian Firpo. Diseño gráfico y Web: Dar Concepto Visual. Poeta: Leopoldo “Teuco” Castilla. Colaboración en la Investigación: Alejandro Peña. Equipos de Filmación: GrooveCam, Alucine HD. Baile Suri: Ismael Flores. Protagonista: Clemente Flores. Con el apoyo de: INCAA, Mecenazgo Cultural. Seguí todas las novedades del mundo del cine y los últimos estrenos videocomentados en: En Twitter: http://twitter.com/pablomcfly En Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cineconmcfly En Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/pablomcfly

Learn conversational Spanish with Francisco Lopez and students from St Martin's school in Caerphilly. Vocabulary featured: Qué tiempo hace? - What is the weather like? Hace buen tiempo - its good weather Hace mal tiempo - its bad weather Hace sol: it is sunny Hace frío: it is cold Hace calor: it is hot Hace viento: it is windy Llueve: it is raining Nieva: it is snowing Hay tormenta: there is storm Está nublado: it is cloudy

Learn conversational Spanish with Francisco Lopez and students from St Martin's school in Caerphilly. Vocabulary featured: A que hora sale / llega? What time departs/arrives? Qué desea? - How can I help you? Llega a las… sale a las…- It arrives hacia … = towards…. A las … = at... Deme un billete de - Can I have a ticket .... Billete de Ida y vuelta = return ticket Solo ida = just single ticket Cuál es el andén? (what platform) Cuanto es el billete? - How much is the ticket? Buen viaje - Have a nice trip

Learn conversational Spanish with Francisco Lopez and students from St Martin's school in Caerphilly. Vocabulary featured: 1 – uno 2 – dos 3 – tres 4 – cuatro 5 – cinco 6 – seis 7 – siete 8 – ocho 9 – nueve 10 – diez 11 – once 12 – doce 13 – trece 14 – catorce 15 – quince 16 – dieciséis 17 – diecisiete 18 – dieciocho 19 – diecinueve 20 – veinte 21 – veintiuno 22 – veintidós 23 – veintitrés 24 – veinticuatro 25 – veinticinco 26 – veintiséis 27 – veintisiete 28 – veintiocho 29 – veintinueve 30 – treinta Son las... - It's... A las... - at... En punto - o'clock y cuarto -quarter past y media -half past menos cuarto - quarter to ¿Qué hora es…? - What time is it?

If we thought crypto was polarizing, NFTs are 10X worse. Are they cool? Are they awesome? Are they nonsense? Are they a cash grab? Are they even anything real at all? Well, even the Olympics have NFTs. In this episode of TechFirst with John Koetsier, I chat with Harrison Schulman and Francisco Lopez, both co-founders of one of the newest NFT marketplaces, New Renaissance. New Renaissance is the first to create an NFT out of a major sports championship icon ... in this case, Danny Green's NBA championship ring. Links: Support TechFirst with $SMRT coins: https://rally.io/creator/SMRT/ Coin holders get exclusive access to $SMRT Space https://johnkoetsier.com/smrt-space/ TechFirst transcripts: https://johnkoetsier.com/category/tech-first/ Forbes columns: https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnkoetsier/ Full videos: https://www.youtube.com/c/johnkoetsier?sub_confirmation=1 Keep in touch: https://twitter.com/johnkoetsier

Learn conversational Spanish with Francisco Lopez and students from St Martin's school in Caerphilly. Vocabulary featured: bonito - Pretty grande - Big pequeño - small/little caro - expensive barato - cheap delicioso - delicious malo - bad maravilloso - marvelous fantastico - fantastic horrible - horrible divertido - funny aburrido - boring

Learn conversational Spanish with Francisco Lopez and students from St Martin's school in Caerphilly. Vocabulary featured: Primer plato = Starter Una ración = a portion segundo plato = main course filete = steak pollo = chicken ternera - beef cerdo = pork fish = pescado patatas fritas = chips rice = arroz ¿Tiene...? = Do you have? Postre = dessert Helado = ice cream Tarta / pastel = cake Café = coffee Te con leche = milky tea La cuenta porfavor = The bill please ¿Cuanto es? = how much is it? ¿Dónde está el baño? = Where is the toilet?

This episode of The Reality Dysfunction is actually the second half of the How Do We Get Power discussion. But lets face it, Francisco Lopez's logic and passion won the day. So, the second half the conversation dealt with how the crew felt about Limbaugh's death (take a wild guess) and how the white trash hate mongering industry that walking piece of shit helped create has impacted the Xicano Latino community. 

Learn conversational Spanish with Francisco Lopez and students from St Martin's school in Caerphilly. In this episode, Ella books a table at the restaurant and orders some drinks. Vocabulary featured: me gustaría = I would like una mesa para … = a table for me gustaría ver el menú = I would like to see the menu porfavor = Please gracias = Thank you para beber = To drink un vaso = A glass una botella = A bottle vino = wine cerveza = beer un refresco = a soft drink agua natural = mineral water camarero = waiter

Learn conversational Spanish with Francisco Lopez and students from St Martin's school in Caerphilly. Vocabulary featured in this episode: ¿Te gusta? - Do you like…? Me gusta: I like Me encanta: I love No me gusta: I do not like Odio: I hate Visitar monumentos: to visit monuments Visitar museos: to visit museums Ir a la playa : to go the beach Ir de tapas: to go for tapas Tomar el sol: to sunbathe

Learn conversational Spanish with Francisco Lopez and students from St Martin's school in Caerphilly. itsyyfm.com Vocabulary featured in this episode: Voy en = I go by Viajo en= I travel by El Avion = the plane El Barco = the boat El Tren = the train El autobús = the bus Viajar = to travel Viajo con = I travel with Mis amigos = my friends Mi familia = my family Mi mujer = my wife Mi marido = my husband Mi novio/a = boyfriend/girlfriend Normalmente = normally siempre = always Nunca = never

Francisco Lopez is an artist, designer and filmmaker living in Brooklyn. He grew up in Caracas, Venezuela and in 1995, he moved to Boston where he graduated from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts. In 2004 he founded the internationally renown and multidisciplinary creative studio Mogollon in New York City. Mogollon has created work for both art and commerce; experimenting with virtually every media. He has produced and exhibit work for renown institutions and personalities such as PS1 MOMA, The Drawing Center, Centre Pompidou, Ferran Adria, ElBulli Foundation, Ellen Berkenblit, Nike, Katy Perry, Madonna, Alicia Keys, Nelly Furtado, MAD Museum, Phillip Glass, American Ballet Theater, Terry Riley, Universal Records, Interscope Records, among many others. Check out his work at franciscolopezstudio.com.

Learn conversational Spanish with Francisco Lopez and students from St Martin's school in Caerphilly. itsyyfm.com Vocabulary featured in this episode: ¿De dónde eres? - Where are you from? ¿Dónde? - Where? Soy de - I am from Gales - Wales Francia - France Italia - Italy Inglaterra - England España - Spain Irlanda - Ireland Escocia - Scotland ¿Dónde vas de vacaciones? - Where do you go on holidays? Voy - I go Vas - You go Va - He/she goes Normalmente - Normally Siempre - Always nunca - Never

Programa informativo taurino. Festejos en Mexico, suspensiones en Venezuela, Pamplona y Cordoba. Primer festejo de la temporada la proxima semana en la provincia de Sevilla, Apoderamientos, arrendamientos de plazas, ayudas a los ganaderos...Las mentiras de los politicos...Los que nos dejaron: El picador Francisco Lopez, el torero de dinastia Rafael Sanchez Saco, Alicia Tomas y el famoso forçado Simao Nunes Comenda. Escuchar audio

Learn conversational Spanish with Francisco Lopez and students from St Martin's school in Caerphilly. itsyyfm.com Vocabulary featured in this episode: Buenos días = Good Morning Buenas tardes = Good afternoon / good evening Buenas noches = Good night Soy = I am Me llamo = My name is Se llama = His/her name is Encantado / Un placer = Nice to meet you ¿Cómo te llamas? = What is your name? ¿Cómo estás? / ¿Qué tal? = How are you? ¿Qué pasa? = What 's up? Muy bien - Very well Bien = Well Regular = So, So Mal = Bad

Next in our mixtape series comes with Prairie, the project of multi-instrumentalist and producer Marc Jacobs who has prepared a mix to submerge our minds into a semi-awake state, where senses are heightened and we experience sound and reality in a different way. Jacobs, with his Prairie output, has recently published a new album in Denovali Records "And the Bird Said: Cut Me Open and Sing Me", his second release on the experimental German label. With a sound that some have acquainted to a space between Bohren & der Club of Gore and Sunn O))), his releases are infused of a vivid cinematographic narrative. Sonic landscapes provided by layers of synths and instruments that remind us of the passing of time and the persistence of memory. "And the bird said", Jacobs says, "was inspired by the silence of the birds, the tone between a mother and her daughter, the Sandsnipe twins, constant wailing sirens... the memory of a Vangelis track". Composed in several locations from urban in the city, or in his studio Les Lacs and in the mountains of the French Cévennes, the producer integrates his various recording locations into his sound design, creating this ample and revealing sound, resembling the sights of vast fields in the early morning hours, when life is awaking surrounded by a layer of unknown mystery yet to be unveiled. Jacobs also works as a music consultant and as a curator of experimental and electronic music for various venues, events and festivals, among which the Centre for Fine Arts in Brussels (Bozar) and he is also the founder of Le Bureau Electronique, a platform dedicated to the promotion of leftfield music and arts in Belgium. This mixtape consists of various approaches to sound and music, where the artist has combined the different forms of production of the tracks in order to create a feeling of a narcotic or hypnagogic state: "It is a state I particularly enjoy, it enables surprising auditory connections and stimulates the imagination. I have chosen the tracks according to the connections they created with one another, like a cadavre-exquis – or how you can fall into a cascade of images or ideas just before you start dreaming". Tracklist (in order of appearance) Plastikman, Robert Ashley, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Mt Gemini, Aymeric de Tapol, Francisco Lopez, Simon Fisher Turner, Lionel Marchetti, Kate Carr, Lawrence English, Niedowierzanie, Ernest Hoood

In this episode of The Reality Dysfunction, our dysfunctional gang talks with three term state of Michigan House representative Vanessa Guerra. Representative Guerra, (D-95th district) won the August 4, primary against four time incumbent Saginaw County Clerk Michael Hanley. Guerra won by a landslide 6000 votes in largely rural county in which Mexicans make up eight percent of the population. The gang has many questions for Guerra and she has lots of advice for young people (and old) about running for office and how and when to get involved. In addition to Rep. Guerra our usual dysfunctional crew of Alexandra Lozada (NY), Juan Carlos Vega (Washington DC), Rainer Delgado (MI), Daniel Soza (MI), Francisco Lopez, (CA), Carlos Hernandez (TX) and Ernesto Mireles (AZ). Also joining us for the podcast are Maria Zavala Paredes, Carolina Sanchez and Cecilia Olvera.

Welcome to episode 7 of Anechoic Chamber, free form audio from the margins of arts and culture. Our guest for this edition is Francisco López, who as of this recording is celebrating 40 years of what he has called sonogenic composition. Over this time, López has carved out an almost unparalleled reputation as a bioacoustic researcher and as a champion of sound's phenomenological, non-representational qualities, while being critical of conceptual uses for the same. Equally at home using sonic material from the rainforest or the factory, while also being equally adept at exploring the qualities of overwhelming noise or seductive silence, López remains one of the principal authorities on the extremes of sonic perception and how they inform all that lies in between. Though he is often noted for the supposed "novelty value" accorded to his rejection on the concert stage, this is only one aspect of a fully integrated philosophy of sound, which we hope to unveil in this broadcast. All compositions by the artist; available on the limited edition USB card album "A Bunch of Stuff 1980-2020: 40 Years of Sonogenic Composition" artist links: www.franciscolopez.net Anechoic Chamber links donate via PayPal: tbwb@protonmail.com all other inquiries: core@tbwb.net

Greetings Dysfunctionals in the second part of our conversation on sports mascots the crew is speaking with Karen Schaumann-Beltran, Maria Zavala Paredes, and Monica Washington Padula the leader of a successful 6-year campaign in Paw Paw, Michigan, to rid the local high school of their racist Redskin’s mascot. Their stories are gripping and will give all of us real insight into how a successful anti mascot campaign is conducted and the personal price the people organizing the campaign pay.   The cast of dysfunctional regulars appears, Alexandra Lozada, Daniel Soza, Francisco Lopez, Rainer Delgado, Juan Carlos Vega and myself Ernesto Todd Mireles.   This is the link to the article referenced several times in the podcast. Hispanic activist want Chicano Studies classes censored

TESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜http://www.bastabugie.it/it/articoli.php?id=6186IL PROCESSO DI BEATIFICAZIONE DI CRISTOFORO COLOMBO di Roberto De MatteiCristoforo Colombo dunque appartiene alla Chiesa, e ogni oltraggio a lui fatto è rivolto alla Chiesa, che ha il dovere di difenderne la memoria. Questo spirito animò il conte Antoine-François-Félix Roselly de Lorgues (1805-1898) che dedicò la sua vita a promuovere la canonizzazione di Cristoforo Colombo. Nel 1856, incoraggiato da Pio IX, Roselly de Lorgues pubblicò a Parigi un'opera in due volumi, con il titolo "Cristoforo Colombo. Storia della sua vita e dei suoi viaggi", che ebbe un successo mondiale. In quest'opera, Roselly de Lorgues avanzò per la prima volta la tesi di canonizzare l' "Ammiraglio dell'Oceano". Egli, scrive in una successiva opera (Della vita di Cristoforo Colombo e delle ragioni per chiederne la beatificazione), fu "l'ambasciatore di Dio ad ignote nazioni che l'antico mondo non conosceva" e "il legato naturale della Santa Sede in quelle novelle regioni".Sugli studi del conte francese si basano le numerose suppliche per l'apertura della causa di canonizzazione di Colombo, a cominciare da quelle presentate a Pio IX il 2 luglio 1866 dal cardinale Ferdinand Donnet, arcivescovo di Bordeaux e l'8 maggio 1867 da mons. Andrea Charvaz, arcivescovo di Genova. Nel 1870 una nuova supplica venne rivolta a Pio IX da un gruppo di Padri del Concilio Vaticano I, ma l'interruzione dei lavori, e poi la morte di Pio IX, fermò l'iniziativa. Nel 1878 l'arcivescovo Rocco Cocchia, vicario e delegato Apostolico a Santo Domingo, Haiti e Venezuela, interpretò come un segno il rinvenimento dei resti di Colombo nella cattedrale di Santo Domingo e definì l'Ammiraglio l'uomo chiamato dalla Provvidenza all'opera più grandiosa dei secoli moderni. L'arcivescovo ricordava che la grande idea iniziale di Colombo fu una crociata per la liberazione del Santo Sepolcro e che egli fu sempre considerato «un uomo di profonda pietà e religione», che affrontò con fede ed eroismo molte sofferenze e persecuzioni, tanto che i poli della sua esistenza furono due: «il dolore e la grazia».LA CAUSA DI CANONIZZAZIONELa richiesta della causa di canonizzazione, al 31 gennaio 1893, vantava l'adesione di 904 Prelati. A 264 vescovi italiani, 96 francesi, 64 spagnoli, 27 degli Stati Uniti d'America, 19 del Messico, 7 del Portogallo, si aggiungevano moltissimi altri vescovi e arcivescovi di tutto il mondo, tra cui 42 cardinali. Uno studioso italiano, Alfonso Marini Dettina, ha dedicato a questo tema un accurato studio a cui rimando per l'approfondimento del tema (Suppliche per la canonizzazione di Cristoforo Colombo).C'è chi reputa che esista qualche punto oscuro nella vita di Colombo, come un secondo matrimonio illegittimo, ma nel 1938, il padre Francesco Maria Paolini, postulatore generale dell'Ordine Francescano, pubblicò un libro intitolato Cristoforo Colombo nella sua vita morale, in cui esponeva dodici argomenti per dimostrare la legittimità della seconda unione di Colombo con Beatrice Enriquez di Cordova. Il cardinale Eugenio Pacelli, segretario di Stato, con lettera del 9 settembre 1938, comunicava all'autore il rallegramento di Pio XI per «un'opera, che getta splendidi fasci di luce sulla figura dello Scopritore del nuovo mondo, la quale emerge magnifica e potente non meno nella Storia ecclesiastica che in quella civile».Una nuova richiesta di beatificazione di Colombo fu avanzata nel 1941 a Pio XII da alcuni vescovi americani. Tutte le suppliche per la canonizzazione dell'Ammiraglio richiedevano al Sommo Pontefice la dispensa dai processi ordinari, considerata l'eccezionalità dell'uomo, il suggello dato dalla Provvidenza alla sua opera e il trattamento eccezionale che Colombo ricevette in vita dalla Santa Sede. Né Pio XII, né l'Ordine francescano, diedero però seguito alla causa di beatificazione e dopo il Concilio Vaticano II, iniziò, anche all'interno del mondo cattolico, una campagna di denigrazione che ebbe il suo punto apicale nel 1992, in occasione del V centenario della scoperta dell'America, quando Colombo fu presentato come un conquistatore avido, sanguinario e colonialista. Trent'anni sono passati e oggi l'ultrasinistra ecologista e indigenista guida negli Stati Uniti violente manifestazioni in cui le statue di Cristoforo Colombo vengono abbattute, decapitate, imbrattate, rimosse. Negli ultimi anni, molti Stati americani hanno scelto di trasformare il Columbus Day, in cui il 12 ottobre si celebra l'arrivo nelle Americhe del navigatore italiano, nell'Indigenous Peoples Day, il giorno delle popolazioni indigene d'America. [...]Cristoforo Colombo e i conquistatori sono stati accusati di genocidio a causa del crollo demografico avvenuto in quelle popolazioni a partire dal XVI secolo. Tuttavia, come ha ben spiegato lo storico Marco Tangheroni (1946-2004), si può parlare di genocidio quando c'è la volontà precisa di annientamento di un popolo, come fu per i kulaki nella Russia sovietica, per gli ebrei nella Germania nazista, o, prima ancora, per i vandeani durante la Rivoluzione francese; ma nel caso della popolazione americana, la catastrofe demografica fu dovuta allo shock biologico causato da alcune malattie infettive introdotte dagli europei, e non certo a una loro volontà di annientamento. Nei testi dei medici spagnoli che andarono in America, leggiamo anzi le descrizioni della loro sorpresa e della loro impotenza di fronte alle epidemie che si manifestavano tra gli indigeni in forma nuova e assolutamente sconosciuta. A meno di non immaginare che le malattie che decimarono le popolazioni indigene fossero frutto di un "complotto" dei poteri forti spagnoli. Né oggi, né nel XVI secolo, l'epidemia è stata utilizzata come arma biologica per distruggere i popoli indigeni e Cristoforo Colombo non è un simbolo di iniquità, ma l'autore di un'impresa definita da Francisco Lopez de Gomara «la cosa più grande dopo la creazione del mondo, che ha fatto emergere l'Incarnazione e la morte di colui che l'ha creato». Nota di BastaBugie: come abbiamo scritto in passato siamo convinti che la cattolicità di Cristoforo Colombo ha permesso la scoperta dell'America. Ecco alcuni dati interessanti: Cristoforo (= portatore di Cristo) Colombo (la colomba è simbolo dello Spirito Santo) compì l'impresa con tre caravelle (tre è il numero della Trinità) con la croce nelle vele, di cui la principale si chiamava Santa Maria e con i soldi guadagnati voleva finanziare una crociata per la liberazione del Santo Sepolcro.FG su Cristoforo Colombohttp://www.filmgarantiti.it/it/edizioni.php?id=74

Francisco Lopez , Country Manager de Tivit en Chile

This episode of The Reality Dysfunction is a wide ranging conversation on the relationship between the Xicano/Latino community and Biden, Obama and Trump. The question is are we even a consideration anymore in this presidential contest? Or, even more importantly, have we ever been a consideration to any party for any presidential election? In one corner we have the incumbent republicans and in the other is the challenging democrats. Are Latinos once again standing in limbo having to choose between the lesser of two evils?  Come listen to our expert panel of Rainer Delgado, Alexandra Lozada, Francisco Lopez, Magda Sanchez and myself Ernesto Mireles. If anyone out there has ideas for podcast subjects or wants to be a part of that discussion hit us up at fightforxicanostudies@gmail.com or DM me on Twitter @ernestomireles. 

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In 1842 Francisco Lopez discovered gold while foraging wild onions near an oak tree in Placerita Canyon, initiating the California gold rush. In 1965 Don Buchla introduced his 100 series modular synthesizer at the San Francisco Tape Music Center. These histories are entangled and ongoing. The episode has been curated by Michael Ned Holte, a writer, curator and educator living in Los Angeles and occasional columnist of Occasional Radio. This episode features: Harold Budd, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith & Suzanne Ciani, M. Geddes Gengras, Steve Roden.

Casualties Killed inside restaurant: Elsa Herlinda Borboa-Firro (19) Neva Denise Caine (22) Michelle Deanne Carncross (18) María Elena Colmenero-Silva (19) Gloria López González (22) Blythe Regan Herrera (31) Matao Herrera (11) Paulina Aquino López (21) Margarita Padilla (18) Claudia Perez (9) Jose Rubén Lozano-Perez (19) Carlos Reyes (8 months) Jackie Lynn Wright Reyes (18) Victor Maxmillian Rivera (25) Arisdelsi Vuelvas-Vargas (31) Hugo Luis Velazquez Vasquez (45) Laurence Herman Versluis (62) Killed outside restaurant: David Flores Delgado (11) Omarr Alonso Hernandez (11) Miguel Victoria-Ulloa (74) Aida Velazquez Victoria (69) Injured but not killed: Juan Acosta (33) John Arnold (16) Anthony Atkins (36) Astolfo Cejundo (26) Joshua Coleman (11) Guadalupe del Rio (24) Astolfo Felix (31) Karlita Felix (4 months) Maricela Felix (23) Ronald Herrera (33) Alberto Leos (17) Francisco Lopez (22) Aurora Peña (11) Imelda Perez (15) Maria Rivera (25) Mireya Rivera (4) Keith Thomas (12) Juan Tokano (33) Kenneth Villegas (22)

I meet Juan Carlos Fernández Alemán at Global Youth Leadership Summit in 2018. Juan brought over 30 youth from Latin America to the Global Youth Leadership Summit to educate them on the Tools and Technologies with the Tony Robbins Foundation. Juan is an Insurance Broker who co-partners to own Open Insurances. With 27 years experience in the Insurance industry and 72 years of Insurance being in his Family from the beginning with his Grandfather. Juan Carlos Fernández Alemán is from Venezuela which is currently going through Political unrest and he has graciously offered his Insurance Program on Fundamental steps to becoming a successful Insurance Agent for FREE to all Citizens of his Home Country Venezuela. He and His Partner have also Partnered to this year bring 7 Youth who were to be SOLD as Children Slaves and saved through the Project Underground Program that Tony Robbins endorses and was Highlighted on our Previous Podcast with Francisco Lopez who was in the Room at Business Mastery when Project Underground was Revealed. I have included Links below to connect with Juan Carlos Fernández Alemán Instagram: @Openinsurances, @juwancfernandeza Facebook: Juanc Fernandeza, Open Insurances LinkdIn: Open Insurances Website: www.openinsurances.com

I meet Francisco Lopez at Life and Wealth Mastery 2017 in San Diego. He is a serial Entrepreneur who is one of the best IG follows @thegreatestsalesmanintheworld and you can tell it's not someone working his account, it's him creating content himself. He has a Realestate Company in San Diego, Married and Father to 3 growing boys and very active in their lives. He has a podcast called "The Greatest" and a Youtube channel "The Greatest Salesman in the World". He is an achiever and constantly growing and looking for more daily. As soon as we have the links to his Goal Setting Book I will share the link and also there is going to be a video on this podcast he shot on his side which also will be available on a link here as well.

Today we had the honor of having Francisco Lopez aka Pancho. He shared his story with us about the success he had in his youth, the massive fall he took and his climb back to the top of his game and he's only getting started. Get ready to learn about sales from a car salesman turned Realtor turned business owner. We hope you enjoy the show and if you would like to get a hold of Pancho you can call or text him (619) 254-7232 or you can find him on Instagram @TheGreatestSalesmanInTheWorld.   Join the conversation or catch the podcast live on our social media feeds @BusinessBrosPod Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. You can listen to past episodes on our website www.SiasFirst.com. Want to be on an episode of Business Bros? Send us an email BusinessBros@SiasFirst.com so we can get in touch with you ASAP. FREE COACHING CALL REAL ESTATE AGENTS https://siasfirst.com/coaching/real-estate-agents/ WANT TO BE ON THE PODCAST OR WANT TO CONTACT THE BUSINESS BROS https://siasfirst.com/coaching/business-owners/   www.bensound.com

You’ve probably heard that gentrification changes neighborhoods for the worse: first come the hipsters and then the bankers. Soon, the neighborhood is overrun with dog spas and wine bars, and the original residents are nowhere in sight. But what does the science say? And, is there anything good about gentrification? We speak to Prof. Lance Freeman, Asst. Prof. Rachel Meltzer and Nicole Mader to find out. Check out the transcript right here: http://bit.ly/2VQJsgp UPDATE 10/23/18: An earlier version of this episode misstated number of calls in our 311 analysis as "over 900,000." While the analysis started with over 900,000 calls, the number of calls over 6 years was a bit over 600,000. We've updated the episode to reflect that. Selected references: Lance’s study on displacement in gentrifying neighborhoodsRachel’s studies on jobs and businesses in gentrifying neighborhoods Nicole’s study on what’s happening with public schools with gentrification This study by NYU’s Furman study which has all sorts of stats on gentrifying neighborhoodsCredits: This episode was produced by Meryl Horn and Kaitlyn Sawrey with help from Wendy Zukerman, along with Rose Rimler and Odelia Rubin. We’re edited by Blythe Terrell. Fact checking by Michelle Harris. Mix and sound design by Emma Munger. Music by Emma Munger and Bobby Lord. A huge thanks to Kurtis Melby who helped us with the 311 call analysis. For this episode we also spoke to Associate Professor Japonica Brown-Saracino, Professor Elvin Wyly, Associate Professor T. William Lester, Assistant Professor Stacey Sutton, Amy Collado, Assistant Professor Francis Pearman, Dr Miriam Zuk and, Lorena Lopez. A big thanks to Francisco Lopez, Amber Davis, the Zukerman fam and Joseph Lavelle Wilson.

Bio: Maria is a New York-based abstract turntablist and multidisciplinary artist from Peru by way of Houston, Texas. She has pioneered a singular style of improvisation on the turntable involving perfect and destroyed vinyl and styli. She is an author, a teacher, a DJ, and an outspoken critic of the institutions of fine art of which she finds herself, against all odds, a part-- this latter characteristic is amusingly exemplified in her recent work in painting, which she expands upon in this episode. Recording Notes: This interview was recorded at Cafe le Gamin in Maria’s rapidly gentrifying Greenpoint neighbourhood. We met for lunch while Maria was briefly home in New York between stints in Italy, Germany, Istanbul and the Rauschenberg Captiva Residency. The chance, or accident, so fundamental to Maria’s practice turns up here in the shape of the clatter of cutlery, the city’s drony din, and the cafe’s regular custom. I want to warmly welcome Cale Weir back to the pod, who joined me in producing the music for this episode. We worked from Maria’s autodidactic Masters Thesis, Of Technique: Chance Procedures on Turntable. Despite her kindly encouragement of our efforts, Maria may not totally approve of the results, nor of the liberties we took in attempting to execute her techniques (I cannot get away from my little digital modulators, and Cale was working with his antiquated CD-Js) but that we took her instructions in our new direction would seem to be in keeping with the spirit of her work. Truth be told, I just haven’t got the manual dexterity Maria has to grapple with the fragility of the turntable as instrument. Links: Artist: Artist’s Website: www.mariachavez.org Maria’s IG: @chavezsayz Maria’s Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/MariaDChavez Documenta 14: Between a Gunshot and a Whisper: https://www.documenta14.de/en/public-radio/14725/between-a-gunshot-and-a-whisper References: Oneohtrix Point Never’s Software Label: https://softwarelabel.bandcamp.com/ Judd Foundation Wind Instruments documentation: http://mariachavez.org/1913-2/ Every Time A Ear di Soun, a Documenta 14 Radio: https://www.documenta14.de/en/calendar/11085/every-time-a-ear-di-soun-a-documenta-14-radio-program-presentation Gagosian: https://gagosian.com/ Pauline Oliveros: http://paulineoliveros.us/ Phil Niblock: https://phillniblock.com/ University of Texas solo show (String Room): https://www.austinchronicle.com/arts/2017-04-28/maria-chavez-string-room/ Merce Cunningham Dance Company: https://mercecunningham.org/history/ Dia: Beacon Museum: https://www.diaart.org/ Playing in a gigantic Richard Serra sculpture: https://www.diaart.org/ Jasper Jonhs: https://www.moma.org/artists/2923 Goldsmiths: https://www.gold.ac.uk/calendar/?id=11082 Resident Advisor: https://www.residentadvisor.net/ Francisco Lopez (get this man an agent!): http://www.franciscolopez.net/

In this interview, I sat down with filmmaker and former human rights attorney Michèle Stephenson. She tells us about her migration journey as a Haitian-Panamanian woman and the family dynamics she experienced growing up. Michèle shares her unconventional path toward filmmaking and co-founding the Brooklyn based Rada Film Group with her husband Joe Brewster. Michèle emphasizes the need to complicate narratives as a filmmaker of color and to question those who consider themselves allies. As she says, “Practicing the art form is a statement of resistance itself." And that, “I want the stories that I tell to be disruptive.” Adding, “The statement at the end of the story has got to somehow disrupt the system.” Michèle also acknowledges that “I want the process to be as important as the end product, as the end of the story itself.” And that, “I think by taking a critical look at ourselves and our subjects… we are complicating our humanity.” She mentions how “Transformation and impact happens in process.” Adding that “The world works in a circular way, not in a linear fashion.” Please enjoy Part 1 and Part 2 will be released later this month. For more on Rada Film Group: www.radafilm.com Michèle's IMDb: www.imdb.com/name/nm0827295 Many thanks to the Hatch Lab Project for their network. Big shoutout to Francisco Lopez for editing support.

Finally - the second half of the pilot episode for Sounds Curious! We split the pilot in two halves after hitting some serious technical difficulties - necessitating a complete upgrade of studio hardware and software halfway through an episode... FUN! Anyone who works with the arts and technology understands why we're sometimes reluctant to upgrade.... Anyway, lots of fun in this second half of the pilot. More musical tracks, including "Like Lisa" (check out the track on the banshee media soundcloud page, or over at http://www.reneetcoulombe.com) A big thank you to the folks over at http://www.aporee.org/maps, and radio aporee, for hosting so many incredible field recordings that we are addicted to! Today's is by Jeremy Hegge, and is called "Leaving our microphones by a waterhole at night" and was recorded at Mmabolela Reserve, Limpopo, South Africa. Recording made during the 'Sonic Mmabolela' residency organized by Francisco Lopez and James Webb. My apologies for mis-stating that it was Mozambique in the episode - did too much listening today and got a bit confused, my extreme bad. More information about this and all our episodes can be found at http://www.bansheemedia.com and look for the podcast page. We try and get show notes up within a few days of each episode. A big shout out to Pauline Oliveros, and to Deep Listeners everywhere, for all you do!

Programme de Clara de Asís pour webSYNradio : Eyes closed (a playlist). Un dialogue entre des musiques improvisées et des musiques fixées, concrètes ou acousmatiques avec les sons de Michel Doneda et David Merlo, Clara de Asís, Julia A. Miller, Abdul Moimême, Francisco Lopez, Cello + Laptop, Lucie Vítková, David Maranha & Will Guthrie, Manu Holterbach, Jean-Luc Guionnet et D'Incise.

It wasn’t the big names we have all hear about in books that were now exploring, or re-exploring the country, no it would be miners looking for that next bonanza of silver or religious figures expiring to convert the natives. Ibarra’s uncle had already made in big, now it would be his turn. Exploring northern Mexico he would establish a new region, Nueva Vizcaya along with new mines, as well as creating new towns. Next onto the scene came Fray Agustin Rodriquez, Juan de Santa Maria and Francisco Lopez. They would give their lives for what they believed in. Don Antonio Espejo and Padre Bernardino Beltran along with soldiers and native servants headed out to follow in their footsteps. Their journey, for the most part, crossed the path of many friendly Indian tribes and witnessed many established pueblos. The Spanish were introducing themselves to the natives of Arizona and New Mexico.

Record Date: November 4, 2013

Ce dimanche 21 décembre 2014, Récréation sonore partage quelques pièces sonores d'un événement radiophonique de l'été 2014. I MARRIED A DEAD ICECREAM est une performance radiophonique collective émise d'un kiosque à glaces dans deux espaces publiques de Gijón en Espagne, organisé par Julia Drouhin à la demande du centre d'art et de création industrielle LABoral, Spectrum (LABoratorio de sonido FM radio) en mai et juillet 2014. Les auditeurs peuvent apporter leurs propres radios portatives pour écouter une programmation de quelques heures tout en dégustant une glace au goût étrange... Merci aux artistes : Frederic Acquaviva, Patana Beretta, DinahBird, Oeyvind Brandtsegg, Patric Catani, Scot Cotterell, Xavier Gautier, Felix Kubin, Anne Laplantine, Francisco Lopez, Alexis Malbert, Mobile Radio & Dieb13, Mutter Lard, Ogrob, OttoannA, Jean Philippe Renoult, Sister 0, Nick Smithies, Super Parquet, Pip Stafford, Aymeric de Tapol, Valérie Vivancos, Matt Warren, Gregory Whitehead. pirate radio performance in public space - curated by Julia Drouhin - produced by LABoral

Ce dimanche 21 décembre 2014, Récréation sonore partage quelques pièces sonores d'un événement radiophonique de l'été 2014.I MARRIED A DEAD ICECREAM est une performance radiophonique collective émise d'un kiosque à glaces dans deux espaces publiques de Gijón en Espagne, organisé par Julia Drouhin à la demande du centre d'art et de création industrielle LABoral, Spectrum (LABoratorio de sonido FM radio) en mai et juillet 2014. Les auditeurs peuvent apporter leurs propres radios portatives pour écouter une programmation de quelques heures tout en dégustant une glace au goût étrange...Merci aux artistes : Frederic Acquaviva, Patana Beretta, DinahBird, Oeyvind Brandtsegg, Patric Catani, Scot Cotterell, Xavier Gautier, Felix Kubin, Anne Laplantine, Francisco Lopez, Alexis Malbert, Mobile Radio et Dieb13, Mutter Lard, Ogrob, OttoannA, Jean Philippe Renoult, Sister 0, Nick Smithies, Super Parquet, Pip Stafford, Aymeric de Tapol, Valérie Vivancos, Matt Warren, Gregory Whitehead.pirate radio performance in public space - curated by Julia Drouhin - produced by LABoral  

Have you considered telling the people you lead about the mistakes you’ve made? On this show, why you lead better when you share your mistakes. “Talk about your own mistakes before criticizing the other person.” -Dale Carnegie Here are the benefits to talking about your mistakes with others: You get people’s attention. You open the door for people to be more willing to accept coaching. You give people a realistic path of what it looks like to learn how to lead. It reminds you what it was like to learn that skill in the first place. It keeps you humble. Two words of caution: Make sure you share real mistakes you’ve made. Sadly, not every organization values this kind of transparency. Be smart about the politics where you are. Community Feedback CoachingforLeaders.com/feedback USA: (949) 38-LEARN Thank you to Laz Allen, Elaine Vega, Jay Austin, Miguel Oliveira, Francisco Lopez, Laurie Marshall, Sudhakar Vundavalli, Colin McAllisterm Shari Silverman, Helena Engblom, Oliver Lamborelle, Darren Campbell, Billy Baker, Eva Hurt, Shawn Axsom, Josee Pelletier, Sam Fischer, Andres Benavides, Elie Saade, Josephine Ramirez, Pedro Sifontes, Tricia Whiteley, Alisa Farmer, Jennifer Flower, beth Schill, Daniel Morales, and Mabo Steinert who’ve subscribed to my weekly update this past week. What’s a past mistake you could talk about that would be helpful to those you lead?

Have you considered telling the people you lead about the mistakes you’ve made? On this show, why you lead better when you share your mistakes. “Talk about your own mistakes before criticizing the other person.” -Dale Carnegie Here are the benefits to talking about your mistakes with others: You get people’s attention. You open the door for people to be more willing to accept coaching. You give people a realistic path of what it looks like to learn how to lead. It reminds you what it was like to learn that skill in the first place. It keeps you humble. Two words of caution: Make sure you share real mistakes you’ve made. Sadly, not every organization values this kind of transparency. Be smart about the politics where you are. Community Feedback CoachingforLeaders.com/feedback USA: (949) 38-LEARN Thank you to Laz Allen, Elaine Vega, Jay Austin, Miguel Oliveira, Francisco Lopez, Laurie Marshall, Sudhakar Vundavalli, Colin McAllisterm Shari Silverman, Helena Engblom, Oliver Lamborelle, Darren Campbell, Billy Baker, Eva Hurt, Shawn Axsom, Josee Pelletier, Sam Fischer, Andres Benavides, Elie Saade, Josephine Ramirez, Pedro Sifontes, Tricia Whiteley, Alisa Farmer, Jennifer Flower, beth Schill, Daniel Morales, and Mabo Steinert who’ve subscribed to my weekly update this past week. What’s a past mistake you could talk about that would be helpful to those you lead?

  Rare Frequency Podcast 48: Grey A podcast for a grey May. Please pardon the spring-cold-induced sniffling. 1 Conrad Schnitzler, "Gelb 08" Gelb (Captain Trip) CD 2010 Time: 00:00-5:02 2 Rene Hell, "C.G. Mask" Porclain Opera (Type) CD 2009Time: 4:58-9:27 3 Work/Death, "Like Two Little Magnets" Tender Comrades (Semata) CD 2011 Time: 9:26-16:23 4 Francisco Lopez, "Untitled For RLW" Nowhere: Short Pieces, 1983-2003 (Blossoming Noise) 10CD 2008 Time: 16:45-23:00 5 Seth Cluett, "Objects in Stillness" Objects of Memory (Line) CD 2011 Time: 22:50-30:10 6 Mem1 + Stephen Vitiello, "Protophasma" Age of Insects (Dragon’s Eye) CDr 2011 Time: 30:06-37:34 7 Cyclo, "id#8" ID (raster-noton) CD 2011 Time: 38:19-43:51 8 Felix Kubin, "Dead End Brain" Bruder Luzifer (Omni Recordings) CD 2011 Time: 43:51-46:11 9 Scubadeath, "Side A" Demon Seed (YDLMIER/Semata) Cassette/LP 2010 Time: 46:11-57:00 10 Alexander Rishaug, "Things That Disappear" Shadow of Events (Dekorder) CD 2011 Time: 57:30-1:02:20

Entrevista con el Apoderado y Representante Legal del Radio Club "ARAJC" donde nos platica de la historia de los casi 17 años de la "ARJAC"

As the Obama Administration directs billions of dollars toward reshaping America¹s economy and environment, millions of jobs are part of the plan.  But before the current employment shortage, there were many people who already couldn¹t find good work‹including women,people of color, immigrants and youth.  On this edition, we hear from community advocates in Portland, Oregon, who are working to make sure the money in the Green Jobs initiative ends up benefiting those who need it the most. This program contains segments of a panel discussion presented by the National Radio Project, April 2009, in Portland, Oregon. Featuring:Jeremy Hays, Green For All field director; Dawn Jones, journey level carpenter and Oregon tradeswomen instructor; Jo Ann Bowman, Oregon Action executive director; Francisco Lopez, CAUSA executive director; Alan Hipolito, Verde executive director; Joe Biden, United StatesVice-President.   The post Making Contact – Green Jobs, Race and the Economic Recovery appeared first on KPFA.

This installment of the show features the ultra-quiet and near silent sounds of Onkyo, microsound, and lowercase sound with selections by Filament, Jazzkammer, nmperign, Richard Chartier, Asmus Tietchens, and (naturally) Francisco Lopez. Don your headphones and listen carefully.... The opening music is Alva Noto, Track 3 [Untitled], Prototypes (Mille Plateaux). Rare Frequency Podcast 6: The Quiet One You can subscribe to the Rare Frequency podcast through iTunes or Odeo.