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Hi friends, we will be on hiatus for the fall. To tide you over, we're putting up some favorite episodes from our archives. Sadly, the guest featured in this week's archive pick—Karen Bakker—passed way last month. Her colleagues at UBC posted a rememberance here.  ——— Consider the peacock. Its plumage is legendary—those shimmering, iridescent colors, and those eerie, enchanting eyespots. But what often goes less appreciated (at least by us humans) is that this chromatic extravaganza is also a sonic extravaganza. The peacock's display operates in infrasound, an acoustic dimension that we simply can't hear without assistance. Which raises a question: If we're oblivious to the full vibrancy of the peacock's display, what other sounds might we be missing out on? My guest today is Dr. Karen Bakker. Karen is Professor of Geography at the University of British Columbia and author of the new book, The Sounds of Life: How Digital Technology is Bringing us Closer to the Worlds of Animals and Plants. In the book, Karen dives into rich realms of sound that, for one reason or another, humans have tended to ignore. In this conversation, Karen and I discuss the twin fields of "bioacoustics" and "ecoacoustics." We talk about "deep listening" and "digital listening", "infrasound" and "ultrasound." We discuss why sound is such a ubiquitous signaling medium across the tree of life. We consider the fact that scientific discoveries about sound have often been resisted. We touch on debates about whether animal communication systems constitute languages, and discuss new efforts to decode those systems using AI. We also talk about turtles, bats, plants, coral, bees, and—yes—peacocks. If you enjoy our conversation, I strongly recommend Karen's book. It's really bursting with insight, science, and stories—all presented with unusual clarity. Another year of Many Minds is drawing to a close and we're about to go on a brief holiday hiatus. But first a little end-of-year ask: What topics or thinkers would you like to see us feature in 2023? If you have any ideas, we'd love to hear them. You can email us at: manymindspodcast@gmail.com. Alright friends, I hope you enjoy the holidays. And I hope you enjoy this conversation with Dr. Karen Bakker.   A transcript of this episode is available here.   Notes and links 3:30 – A range of bat sounds are available on the website of Dr. Mirjam Knörnschild (who was previously featured on the show!). 4:30 – The winner of the 2014 ‘Most Beautiful Sound in the World' contest was a recording of a froggy swamp in Malaysia. 10:30 – A popular article profiling the relatively young field of “bioacoustics.” A recent academic article by Dr. Bakker and a colleague about “conservation acoustics” in particular. 11:30 – A popular article about the use of acoustic technologies to discover and monitor whale populations. 17:00 – A research article about the involvement of infrasound in peacock mating displays. 23:30 – A research study showing that coral larvae move toward reef sounds. 28:00 – A review paper by Camila Ferrara and colleagues about sound communication in Amazonian river turtles. 31:00 – A research article by Heidi Appel and a colleague about plants responding to the sounds of leaf-chewing. 35:00 – A recent historical study of Karl von Frisch and his work with honey bees. A recent study suggesting the possibility of play in bumble bees (not honey bees). 42:00 – A popular article profiling the field of “biosemiotics.” 48:00 – An essay by Dr. Bakker about honeybee communication and how technologies may be helping us understand it. 53:00 – Dr. Bakker recommends books by Indigenous scholars Robin Wall-Kimmerer (Braiding Sweetgrass), Dylan Robinson (Hungry Listening), and John Borrows. Dr. Bakker recommends: A number of examples of the “sounds of life” are collected at Dr. Bakker's website, here. The same site also includes recommendations for getting involved in citizen science. In addition to the books by Indigenous scholars listed above, Dr. Bakker recommends work by Monica Gagliano. You can read more about Karen's work on her website and follow her on Twitter.   Many Minds is a project of the Diverse Intelligences Summer Institute (DISI) (https://disi.org), which is made possible by a generous grant from the Templeton World Charity Foundation to UCLA. It is hosted and produced by Kensy Cooperrider, with help from Assistant Producer Urte Laukaityte and with creative support from DISI Directors Erica Cartmill and Jacob Foster. Our artwork is by Ben Oldroyd (https://www.mayhilldesigns.co.uk/). Our transcripts are created by Sarah Dopierala (https://sarahdopierala.wordpress.com/). You can subscribe to Many Minds on Apple, Stitcher, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Google Play, or wherever you like to listen to podcasts. **You can now subscribe to the Many Minds newsletter here!** We welcome your comments, questions, and suggestions. Feel free to email us at: manymindspodcast@gmail.com. For updates about the show, visit our website (https://disi.org/manyminds/), or follow us on Twitter: @ManyMindsPod.

«Kassensturz» testet Stichproben von frisch gefangenem Fisch aus Schweizer Gewässern und aus Zucht auf PFAS. Sind die sogenannten Ewigkeits-Chemikalien in den Fischen zu finden? Die Proben lassen aufhorchen. Und: Überteuerte Laborkosten bei Geschlechtskrankheiten behindern Prävention. Schädliche PFAS-Chemikalien in frisch gefangenem Fisch «Kassensturz» testet Stichproben von frisch gefangenem Fisch aus Schweizer Gewässern und aus Zucht auf PFAS. Sind die sogenannten Ewigkeits-Chemikalien in Felchen aus dem Zugersee oder Egli aus dem Bodensee nachweisbar? Die Stichproben lassen aufhorchen. Einige PFAS sind langfristig ungesund für Menschen – die EU plant jetzt ein umfassendes Verbot. Sexuell übertragbare Infektionen – Hohe Laborpreise behindern Prävention Sexuell übertragbare Krankheiten sind auf dem Vormarsch. Sie machen oft keine Symptome und werden darum oft ungewollt weiterverbreitet. Umso wichtiger ist es, sich darauf testen zu lassen. Doch die Kosten für Tests auf Chlamydien, Syphilis und Tripper sind zu hoch. Insbesondere für Junge mit kleinem Budget. Linda Nartey – Was tut das BAG gegen überteuerte Labortests? Linda Nartey leitet den Bereich Prävention beim BAG. Warum setzt sich das BAG nicht stärker für tiefere Kosten bei Tests gegen Geschlechtskrankheiten ein?

@TheHeartlandPOD on Twitter and ThreadsCo-HostsAdam Sommer @Adam_Sommer85  (Twitter) @adam_sommer85 (Post)Rachel Parker @msraitchetp   (Post) Sean Diller @SeanDillerCO   (Twitter and Post)Special guest: Don Looney @telecomdonhttps://heartlandpod.com/JOIN PATREON FOR MORE - AND JOIN OUR SOCIAL NETWORK!“Change The Conversation”Outro Song: “The World Is On Fire” by American Aquarium http://www.americanaquarium.com/TALKIN' POLITICST/FBoebert can salvage herself enough to win in Coloradohttps://www.politico.com/news/2023/09/13/lauren-boebert-maga-colorado-election-00113943This comes at the same time Boebert is kicked out of a theater for vaping, being loud while and dancing… oh and cranking her date's hog while he gets a handful of c-cup she gets kicked out and flips the bird and plays the “do you know who I am” cardShe also lied, and then whoops - there was videoColorado Newsline story from a couple weeks back with poll showing Frisch with a 2 point lead: https://coloradonewsline.com/briefs/adam-frisch-leads-rep-lauren-boebert-by-2-points-in-democrats-campaign-funded-poll/Axios calls it a deadlock - probably a good description given how 2022 ended in recount with very narrow margin for Boeberthttps://www.axios.com/local/denver/2023/08/22/lauren-boebert-adam-frisch-2024-poll-colorado Yeah No…Human rights limited in Red States https://missouriindependent.com/2023/09/15/missouri-lags-behind-most-states-for-childrens-rights-advocacy-group-finds/From article: Human Rights Watch, measured every state's laws against the standards of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, an international treaty that the U.S. has not ratified.The organization examined every state's laws on child marriage, corporal punishment, child labor and juvenile justice.No state received an A or B grade. Missouri and 15 other states received an F grade - Mississippi was dead last, New Jersey was firstReally a larger human rights issue in states like MOhttps://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2023/09/13/dobbs-pregnancy-maternal-health-00115561Note for Rachel: “New data reveals an unexpected consequence of these developments” UNEXPECTED BY WHOM, POLITICO?DeSantis using same kind of anti-public health BS https://www.semafor.com/article/09/15/2023/desantis-camp-bets-on-covid-lgbt-backlash-to-return-to-2024-relevanceAnti-LGBTQ ad DeSantis is running Iowa https://youtu.be/N58q7-hUWj4?feature=sharedYeah, Yeah!Nashville progressives take the day with Freddie O'Connell's election as mayorFrom TN Lookout: https://tennesseelookout.com/2023/09/14/freddie-oconnell-wins-nashville-mayoral-election-in-landslide-victory/Nice follow up from our discussion about Gloria Johnson's chance in the TN senate raceFrom article: O'Connell grabbed 64% of the vote, while his opponent, former Republican strategist Alice Rolli, snagged 36%. A total of 114,103 people voted in the runoff.Buy or Sell…The GOP's continued push on impeaching Biden is a plus for DemsKen Buck (notably of House Freedom and sedition caucus) on CNN says McCarthy KNEW he didn't have the votes to open inquiry, says at least 20 GOP members in house would vote NOSo much of it is tied to Ukraine too, almost feels as much about discrediting support for Ukraine as it is attack on Biden?Ukraine senator support story: https://www.kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article279264219.html?ac_cid=DM847839&ac_bid=-320453519McCarthy seems to know it's super dumb, may be its a trade off to keep form a shutdown on funding which would probably be really, really super dumbGood NPR article on risks for GOP here https://www.npr.org/2023/09/16/1199818085/republicans-impeachment-polling-biden-mccarthyThe Big OneGoogling Google… no really, it's worth a google. Or a bing. Or an ask jeevesGoogle is going on trialSEMAFOR article: https://www.semafor.com/article/09/12/2023/google-antitrust-trial-opens-usA massive antitrust trial opens against Google and its parent company Alphabet Tuesday. The trial, brought by the U.S. Justice Department, alleges that the tech giant used its power to squash any competition, illegally making itself the default search engine on many apps and services.VOX article: https://www.vox.com/technology/2023/9/11/23864514/google-search-antitrust-trialBork-ing of corporate oversight in the 1980s: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Antitrust_Paradox

The Captain is back, Mike Frisch talks bow season and archery, Denny Fletcher talks all things bait, Tackle gives more fishing tips, and Bob St Pierre checks in from the border.

Michael Frisch is a partner at Croke Fairchild Morgan & Beres where he leads the firm's Government Litigation and Investigations Practice. Mike previously worked at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), where he brought one of the CFTC's first enforcement actions involving cryptocurrency — CFTC v. Bitfinex — and was part of the team responsible for the CFTC's action against Tether in 2021. Show highlights: [1:30] Mike's introduction to crypto [3:00] The history of the CFTC's rules around crypto [6:00] Masterclass on the CFTC [13:00] Working on CFTC v. Bitfinex [20:00] Coinbase's FCM registration [24:00] FTX and the CFTC & much more. Disclaimer: Jacob Robinson and his guests are not your lawyer. Nothing herein or mentioned on the Law of Code podcast should be construed as legal advice. The material published is intended for informational, educational, and entertainment purposes only. Please seek the advice of counsel, and do not apply any of the generalized material to your individual facts or circumstances without speaking to an attorney.

Der Saisonstart von Borussia Dortmund ist nach dem Unentschieden gegen Heidenheim definitiv verkorkst. Der Aufsteiger zeigte vor allem in der Schlussphase die Schwächen der Schwarzgelben eindeutig auf. Frisch aus seinem Urlaub zurück versucht sich RN-Reporter Kevin Pinnow zusammen mit Moderator Sascha Staat an einer Einordnung der Lage, wobei vor allem die Bosse um Edin Terzic, Sebastian Kehl und Hans-Joachim Watzke in den Fokus geraten.

With the month of August winding down, the Angels stunned the baseball world by putting five useful Major League players on waivers. Now any team on the verge of contention could add a pitcher like Lucas Giolito or Matt Moore or Reynaldo Lopez or a hitter like Hunter Renfroe or Randal Grichuk and insert them into their roster. Jon Frisch of Locked on Angels stops by to make sense of it all and discuss which teams might sign the newly available players plus Alex Cobb's near no hitter for San Francisco. Follow Jon Frisch on Twitter @jonwatchin Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! eBay Motors For parts that fit, head to eBay Motors and look for the green check. Stay in the game with eBay Guaranteed Fit. eBay Motors dot com. Let's ride. eBay Guaranteed Fit only available to US customers. Eligible items only. Exclusions apply. Bunches Download the Bunches App today and when you do, our friends at Bunches have featured the LOCKED ON MLB Bunch in the “Discover” tab. Find the Locked On MLB bunch HERE. Gametime Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDONMLB for $20 off your first purchase. FanDuel Make Every Moment More.Make Every Moment More. Right now, NEW customers can bet FIVE DOLLARS and get TWO HUNDRED in BONUS BETS - GUARANTEED.  Visit FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON to get started.  Sleeper Download the Sleeper app and use promo code LOCKEDON and you'll get up to a $100 match on your first deposit. Terms and conditions apply. See Sleeper's Terms of Use for details. Currently operational in over 30 states. Check out Sleeper today! FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Ein Leben ohne Streit und Konflikte – für die einen hört sich das langweilig an, für die anderen erstrebenswert. Das Problem: wir werden niemals alle einer Meinung sein! Heute haben wir für euch das Thema Harmoniesucht. Frisch aus dem Archiv geholt geht es hier darum, was die psychologischen Auswirkungen von der ständigen Vermeidung von Streit sind, und wieso es sogar wichtig ist, sich zu streiten. Fühlt euch gut betreut Leon & Atze Hier erreicht ihr uns: post@leonwindscheid.de Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leonwindscheid/ https://www.instagram.com/atzeschroeder_offiziell/ Der Instagram Account für Betreutes Fühlen: https://www.instagram.com/betreutesfuehlen/ Mehr zu unseren Werbepartnern findet ihr hier: https://linktr.ee/betreutesfuehlen

The Captain is back in studio, Mike Frisch talks about his show Fishing the Midwest, Stan Tekiela talks all things nature including migration, hummingbirds, and toads vs frogs, and Tackle Terry gives more fishing tips.

What is going on with Big Boy? This week's episode of the Restaurant Business podcast A Deeper Dive features Tamer Afr, the CEO of the family-dining chain, to talk about the state of the brand. Afr has an interesting story. He had never been in the restaurant business until just less than five years ago, when he bought Big Boy as a potential growth opportunity. He then had to learn the industry while fixing a chain with an 87-year history. Afr talks about what kind of changes he's been making, such as its reach into delivery and its foray into international markets. And we talk about what kinds of things Big Boy is doing now, why the brand has so many different alternative names such as Frisch's Big Boy and Bob's Big Boy and how they're all related. And we talk about the chain's new drive-thru concept it just opened in Michigan. It's an interesting conversation about buying and fixing a legacy brand, so please have a listen.

Are you over 40 and having toxic inflammation symptoms? or maybe those midlife menopause symptoms that drive us all batty?! Inflammation is largely the root cause of the majority of those menopausal symptoms. My special guest today, Linda Frisch, Co-Founder of SHAPE ReClaimed, knows all about the frustrations of living with inflammatory menopause symptoms that can be a beast to master but NOT impossible.  She went through the gamut of menopause symptoms with various surgeries, night sweats, weight gain, severe brain fog and more.  Hear her story as she turned to her husband Dr. Todd Frisch, (Founder of SHAPE ReClaimed Anti-inflammatory Lifestyle Restoration Program), for help. Listen in as she describes both the brain and body benefits of living an anti-inflammatory life and thriving as a midlife woman and beyond! If you are dealing with autoimmune symptoms, blood sugar imbalances, brain fog, menopause symptoms and other dis-ease then there is HOPE! This is PART 1 of my interview with Linda!  I pray this encourages you today! XO, Michelle **An exciting and free challenge coming up! Listen to the end to be a part of it!** ***IF you are listening beyond real time you can STILL SIGN UP!*** Sign up now for the FREE Healthy Movement Challenge! Let's DO IT!! Know that you want to be ALL IN for 4 months of intentional lifestyle change and rid your body of toxic inflammation? Want to also improve your immune system as you begin to implement fresh, consistent changes? I have your back! Make the changes you need to move the needle forward in your health in a way that is doable. The SHAPE ReClaimed Anti-inflammatory Lifestyle Modification Program is for you!   Do you want a functional eye on your labs? In one 60 minute session I can help you to understand your lab results using a functional health approach. We will discuss lifestyle tweaks you can make to improve your health so you can be proactive in caring for yourself well.  Schedule your one time Lab Analysis Session Constantly tired and feeling stuck on how to increase your energy? Book your 1 hour FATIGUE FREEDOM COACHING SESSION for only $47! In just one hour you will get clarity on what your personal fatigue causes or triggers are so that you can be intentional in your day to banish them and have more natural energy. You will walk away with a simple customized holistic health plan to take the next steps to where you want to go in your health journey. Grab your session now!   Join me in my FB Group, Holistic Health for Christian Women over 40, to be supported, encouraged and educated in your health https://www.facebook.com/groups/933692933927629   Want more FREE tips on how to regain your energy in a natural way using clear daily action steps along with some delicious and supportive recipes? Grab my FREE Foggy and Fatigued Blueprint   **Catch the Treasured Wellness Podcast on https://christianmix106.com/  and https://actsmediagroup.net/radio-free-america-internet-radio/   RELATED EPISODES: Ep. 119 Want to slow down Aging in Midlife? Ep. 131 Is your food causing more INFLAMMATION? Ep. 163 Tired of having low energy? Ep. 171 Healing Inflammation Ep. 175 Inflammation & Midlife  

Der kalte Entzug ist vorbei! Da sind sie wieder, unsere Zärtlichen Cousinen Atze Schröder & Till Hoheneder! Frisch aus der Sommerpause nehmen unsere Chefcousinen wieder das Podcastmikrofon in die Hand und versorgen die Cousinen-Community mit ihrer mittlerweile schon legendären Mischung aus Albernheiten, Gags und persönlichen Gedanken mit Tiefgang. Oder: Leibesvisitation & Laubsäge…! Diskutiert mit: mail@zärtliche-cousinen.de Alles Infos zu den Werbepartnern findet ihr hier: https://linktr.ee/zaertlichecousinen

Frisch Peter, Directeur Général de la Maison Henri Deschamps

We back!! Nach drei Wochen Abstinenz, schwerer Krankheitsphasen und wilden Erlebnissen, gibt es eeendlich wieder eine neue Folge. Frisch wie eh und je sprechen wir über das Rolling Loud, über das jetzt schon erschienene Album von Travis Scott „UTOPIA“ und vieles mehr. Viel Spaß!!

Are you ready to redefine your fitness journey? We invite you to join us for an insightful conversation, where we draw from personal experiences and celebrate the power of networking and collaboration. We take you on a tour of our transitions from bodybuilding to athletic sports, our exploration of diverse fitness regimens, diets and the effectiveness of AI in content creation. The journey wasn't always smooth, but we believe that the bumps on the road are what have made us resilient. We share our tale of starting a business during the pandemic, the challenges we faced, and the grit required to confront them. As we discuss our process of finding suitable training plans, we emphasize the importance of being open-minded and receptive to feedback. We provide insights into personal growth and time prioritization, and the art of maintaining balance. We conclude with a heartfelt appreciation for our journey, acknowledging that every step, every stumble and every triumph has shaped us. From networking to nutrition, business building to breathwork techniques, we leave no stone unturned. Whether you're a fitness enthusiast, an aspiring entrepreneur or just someone looking for a dash of inspiration, we hope our stories provide valuable insights and spark a new perspective within you.https://www.instagram.com/therealtfresh/https://ogtrainingacademy.com/Support the showYouTubeInstagram Tik Tok

Aufgepasst, eine neue Folge des PC Games Podcasts ist da! Frisch aus der Sommerpause haben wir euch ein Menü der Extraklasse vorbereitet. Dabei gibt es neben aktuellen Spiele-Hits auch einen nostalgischen Ausflug zurück zum Jahr 2006. Was euch diese Woche erwartet: Zum einen wäre da das von Fans heißersehnte Nintendo-Spiel Pikmin 4, das von Katha und Moderator Maci intensiv besprochen wird. Wusstet ihr etwa, was es mit dem wuscheligen Weltraum-Hund Oatchie auf sich hat? Oder dass die zuckersüß wirkende Welt einige düstere Geheimnisse verbirgt? Verrückt. In unserer zweiten Talkrunde geht es dann zurück zum Jahr 2006 und zu Capcoms Third-Person-Shooter Lost Planet. Stefan hat sich den Action-Klassiker rund um den Eisplaneten E.D.N. 3 nämlich im Retro-Special noch mal angesehen und verrät im Podcast, warum sich Lost Planet selbst 2023 noch hervorragend schlägt. Abschließend gibt es dann auch noch das vermutlich größte aktuelle Games-Thema, Remnant 2. Maci klärt mit Stefan und unserem neuen Kollegen Daniel Link, wie gut sich der Koop-Shooter anfühlt, ob die facettenreiche Welt, bestehend aus Robotern, High Fantasy und Bloodborne-Vibe überzeugen kann und vieles mehr. Wir hoffen, ihr habt Spaß mit der aktuellen Ausgabe, wer etwas auf dem Herzen hat, den verweisen wir auf die Kommentarspalte. Die Themen von Ausgabe 42: 00:00:00 - Intro, Begrüßung 00:06:21 - REVIEW: Pikmin 4 00:33:46 - RETRO: Lost Planet 00:58:07 - REVIEW: Remnant 2 Die nächste Ausgabe des PC Games Podcast erscheint am 3. August 2023. Ihr habt Interesse an Remnant 2? In unserem Test erfahrt ihr alles Wichtige zur beliebten Action-Erfahrung, wer über diesen Amazon-Link zuschlägt, der unterstützt uns darüber hinaus, ohne dabei einen einzigen Cent auszugeben. Danke euch und viel Spaß mit der aktuellen Ausgabe. Remnant 2 bei Amazon kaufen: https://www.pcgames.de/Podcast-Remnant2

Commander Masters steht vor der Tür und eure Gastgeber Dustin, Kai & Christian erzählen euch alles, was ihr dazu wissen müsst. Wie spielt man die Edition und ist sie ihr Geld wert? Wir sind auf eure Meinung in den Kommentaren gespannt! Vorab haben wir natürlich auch noch alle News zusammengetragen, die ihr rund um Magic wissen solltet. Viel Spaß! Falls ihr uns und den Podcast also unterstützen möchtet, dann schaut gerne via unserem ⁠⁠sponsored Link bei Holy⁠⁠ vorbei und gönnt euch aus dem umfangreichen Sortiment an Energy und Iced Tea. Mit den Codes FRISCH5 (5€ Rabatt) oder FRISCH (10% Rabatt) könnt ihr dabei auch sparen. Danke! Links zur Folge: Pro Tour Barcelona Arena Championship 4 Cardmarket YouTube Kanal Alchemy Renewal und Balancings Commander Masters Kartengalerie Commander Masters Decklisten --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/frisch-gemischt/message

Allison Josephs interviews Rabbi Robyn Frisch about how her family navigates their unique situation: a Reform rabbi married to a Conservative rabbi raising a son who is studying to be an Orthodox rabbi.

Lauren Boebert's fundraising lags Democratic challenger Adam Frisch | Rep. Yadira Caraveo (D-CO) raises $450K as her GOP challenger has yet to start fundraising | Anti-LGBTQ laws are being struck down around the country for violating First Amendment rights | Utah Supreme Court considers challenge to GOP gerrymandered Congressional map | Denver Mayor Mike Johnston declares a state of emergency around homelessness | Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, Ziggy Marley, Mavis Staples, Robert Randolph Band play Vail on July 24.Song playsIntro by hostWelcome to High Country - politics in the American West. My name is Sean Diller; regular listeners might know me from Heartland Pod's Talking Politics, every Monday.Support this show and all the work in the Heartland POD universe by going to heartlandpod.com and clicking the link for Patreon, or go to Patreon.com/HeartlandPod to sign up. Membership starts at $1/month, with even more extra shows and special access at the higher levels. No matter the level you choose, your membership helps us create these independent shows as we work together to change the conversation.Alright! Let's get into it: COLORADO NEWSLINE:Lauren Boebert's Democratic challenger raised 3x what she did in the 2nd quarterBY: SARA WILSON - JULY 17, 2023 4:07 PMDemocrat Adam Frisch raised over three times what Republican incumbent Rep. Lauren Boebert did over the last three months in Colorado's 3rd Congressional District, as the seat appears likely to be a competitive — and expensive — race in 2024.In 2022, Boebert beat Frisch for a second term by 546 votes. Both candidates are actively fundraising with 16 months until a general election rematch.Frisch reported raising about $2.6 million during the most recent campaign finance reporting period, which ran from April to June, according to reports filed with the Federal Election Commission. The former Aspen City Council member spent about $1.4 million and has about $2.5 million in cash on hand.During his 2022 campaign, Frisch raised about $6.7 million, including personal loans, and spent about $6.4 million.Boebert reported raising over $800,000 from April to June. She spent a bit over $400,000 and has about $1.4 million in the bank.In 2022, Boebert raised almost $8 million and spent about $7.4 million.Both candidates brought in a large amount of donations under $200 that don't need to be individually listed on reports — about 66% of Frisch's cash and 47% of Boebert's.Frisch listed about 1,400 individual donations from Colorado residents for a total of about $280,000. Boebert listed about 600 donations from people in Colorado, raising about $150,000.Both Boebert and Frisch spent heavily on advertising during the quarter. Frisch reported spending over $600,000 on contact list acquisition and digital advertising and another $290,000 on direct mail. Boebert spent $52,000 on digital advertising and over $100,000 on direct mail. She reported spending over $28,000 on campaign-related travel during the quarter.The 3rd Congressional District encompasses the Western Slope, San Luis Valley and swings east to Pueblo County.In other districts - Democratic Rep. Yadira Caraveo in the 8th Congressional District raised about $450,000 during the quarter. She spent about $120,000 and has about $625,000 in cash on hand.Republican Scott James has announced his candidacy but has not reported any raising or spending so far this cycle.The National Republican Congressional Committee listed the district as a target race for 2024, priming it for an influx of national party attention and resources. At the same time, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee will also likely pour money into the race, listing Caraveo as a potential vulnerable freshman member.The 8th Congressional District includes Denver's northeast suburbs into Weld County.ARIZONA MIRROR:.Anti-LGBTQ laws in the US are getting struck down for limiting free speechDR. MARK SATTAJULY 13, 2023 7:11 AMAnti-LGBTQ laws passed in 2023 included measures to deny gender-affirming care to trans children. Photo by Mario Tama | Getty Images via The ConversationNearly 500 anti-LGBTQ bills have been introduced in state legislatures in the U.S. in 2023. Many of those bills seek to reduce or eliminate gender-affirming care for transgender minors or to ban drag performances in places where minors could view them.Most of those bills have not become law. But many of those that have did not survive legal scrutiny when challenged in court.A notable feature of these rulings is how many rely on the First Amendment's protection of free speech. In several of the decisions, judges used harsh language to describe what they deemed to be assaults on a fundamental American right.Here's a summary of some of the most notable legal outcomes:Drag performancesSeveral states passed laws aimed at restricting drag performances. These laws were quickly challenged in court. So far, judges have sided with those challenging these laws.On June 2, 2023, a federal judge permanently enjoined Tennessee's attempt to limit drag performances by restricting “adult entertainment” featuring “male or female impersonators.” When a law is permanently enjoined, it can no longer be enforced unless an appeals court reverses the decision.The judge ruled on broad grounds that Tennessee's law violated freedom of speech, writing that it “reeks with constitutional maladies of vagueness and overbreadth fatal to statutes that regulate First Amendment rights.” He also ruled that the law was passed for the “impermissible purpose of chilling constitutionally-protected speech” and that it engaged in viewpoint discrimination, which occurs when a law regulates speech from a disfavored perspective.Three weeks later, a federal judge granted a temporary injunction against Florida's anti-drag law on similar grounds.And in Utah, a federal judge required the city of St. George to grant a permit for a drag show, ruling that the city had applied an ordinance in a discriminatory manner in order to prevent the family-friendly drag show from happening. As in the other cases, the judge's ruling was based on First Amendment precedent.Gender-affirming careOn June 20, 2023, a federal judge permanently enjoined an Arkansas law, passed in 2021 over the veto of then-Gov. Asa Hutchinson, preventing transgender minors from receiving various kinds of gender-affirming medical care, including puberty blockers and hormone therapy.The judge held that Arkansas' law violated the Fourteenth Amendment's equal protection clause – which ensures laws are applied equally regardless of social characteristics like race or gender – because the law discriminated on the basis of sex.Arkansas claimed its law was passed in order to protect children and to safeguard medical ethics. The judge agreed that these were legitimate state interests, but rejected Arkansas' claim that its law furthered those ends.The judge also held that Arkansas' law violated the First Amendment free speech rights of medical care providers because the law would have prevented them from providing referrals for gender transition medical treatment.During June 2023, federal judges in Florida and Indiana granted temporary injunctions against enforcement of similar state laws. This means that these laws cannot be enforced until a full trial is conducted – and only if that trial results in a ruling that these laws are constitutional.Free speech for the LGBTQ communityIn striking down these unconstitutional state laws on First Amendment grounds, many judges went out of their way to reinforce the point that freedom of speech protects views about sexual orientation and gender identity that may be unpopular in conservative areas.In his ruling on the St. George, Utah case, U.S. District Judge David Nuffer stressed that “Public spaces are public spaces. Public spaces are not private spaces. Public spaces are not majority spaces. The First Amendment of the United States Constitution ensures that all citizens, popular or not, majority or minority, conventional or unconventional, have access to public spaces for public expression.”Nuffer also noted that “Public officials and the city governments in which they serve are trustees of constitutional rights for all citizens.” Protecting the constitutional rights of all citizens includes protecting the constitutional rights of members of the LGBTQ community and of other gender-nonconforming people.Free speech rights also extend to those who want to use speech in order to help promote the well-being of LGBTQ people. In ruling that Arkansas' law violated the First Amendment, Judge Jay Moody stated that the state law “prevents doctors from informing their patients where gender transition treatment may be available” and that it “effectively bans their ability to speak to patients about these treatments because the physician is not allowed to tell their patient where it is available.” For this reason, he held that the law violated the First Amendment.As additional anti-LGBTQ state laws are challenged in court, judges are likely to continue to use the First Amendment to show how such laws fail to respect Americans' fundamental free speech rights.This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article. The ConversationNEW YORK TIMES:Utah G.O.P.'s Map Carved Up Salt Lake Democrats to dilute their power. Is that legal?The Utah Supreme Court heard arguments on Tuesday over whether a congressional map drawn to dilute Democratic votes was subject to judicial review, or a political issue beyond its reach.By Michael WinesJuly 11, 2023Last week, Utah's Supreme Court justices appeared skeptical of arguments put forward by the State Legislature that it had essentially unreviewable power to draw a map of the state's congressional districts that diluted the votes of Democrats.The Republican-controlled Legislature approved a map in 2021 that carved up Democratic-leaning Salt Lake County, the state's most populous county, and scattered its voters among the state's four U.S. House districts, all of which were predominantly Republican.The lawmakers acted after repealing a law — enacted by Utah voters in a 2018 ballot initiative — that outlawed political maps unduly favoring a candidate or political party.The Legislature's map was widely acknowledged at the time to be a partisan gerrymander, including by the Republican governor, Spencer J. Cox, who noted at the time that both parties often produced skewed maps.The question before the justices on Tuesday was whether the state's courts could hear a lawsuit challenging the Legislature's map, or whether partisan maps were a political issue beyond their jurisdiction. It was not clear when the court would hand down a ruling.Much of Tuesday's hearing — which was streamed on the state court's website — focused on the Legislature's repeal of the 2018 ballot initiative, given the provision in the State Constitution that all political power resides with the people and that they have the right “to alter and reform” their government.Mark Gaber is a lawyer for the Campaign Legal Center, an advocacy law firm based in Washington that represents the plaintiffs in the case before the court. He said, “the Legislature has for decades engaged in this anti-democratic distortion of the process. And the people said: ‘We have had enough. We are going to alter and reform our government and recognize that we hold the political power in this state.'”Taylor Meehan, a lawyer with the law firm Consovoy McCarthy who is representing the Legislature, said Utah citizens had many ways to exercise political influence even after the repeal. “The people can advocate for a constitutional amendment,” Ms. Meehan said. “The people also can elect and lobby and propose ideas to their Legislature. The Legislature will still be politically accountable for whether they vote maps up or down.”Chief Justice Matthew Durrant questioned the claim. “That seems like an empty promise,” he said. “Ultimately, under the system you're suggesting, the Legislature is always going to have the final say.”In court filings, legislators said that the State Constitution gave them exclusive authority to draw political maps, and that the plaintiffs were trying to impose “illusory standards of political equality” on the mapmaking process.With the U.S. Supreme Court having barred federal courts from deciding partisan gerrymander cases, state courts are becoming a crucial battleground for opponents of skewed maps. Joshua A. Douglas, an expert on state constitution protections for voting at the University of Kentucky, said the growing body of legal precedents in state gerrymandering cases was important because many state constitutions shared similar protections for elections and voters, often derived from one another.Courts in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Alaska, New York and, last week, New Mexico have ruled that partisan gerrymanders can be unconstitutional. So have courts in Ohio and North Carolina. However, the Ohio court proved unable to force the legislature to comply with its rulings, and the North Carolina decision was overturned in April after elections shifted the court's majority from Democratic to Republican.The Kentucky Supreme Court will hear a challenge to that state's congressional and legislative maps in September. And a lawsuit contesting an extreme Republican gerrymander of the Wisconsin Legislature is widely expected after an April election gave liberals a majority on the state's high court.Perhaps the closest analogy to the Utah gerrymander is in Nashville, where the latest congressional map by the Republican-led state legislature divided the city's former Democratic-majority U.S. House district among three heavily Republican districts. Democrats have not challenged the map in state courts, presumably because they see little prospect of winning in a State Supreme Court dominated by Republican appointees.In Utah's case, however, the State Supreme Court's five justices do not have reputations for bending easily to political winds. They are chosen through a merit-based selection process.The Utah plaintiffs — the state chapter of the League of Women Voters, the advocacy group Mormon Women for Ethical Government, and a handful of Utah voters —say that the gerrymandered map ignores a host of state constitutional provisions, including guarantees of free speech, free association and equal protection — provisions that they say should be read as prohibiting partisan maps.Republican legislators contend that they had the right to repeal the 2018 redistricting law, just as they could any other state law. And they say that the plaintiffs' aim is no different than their own: to tilt the playing field in their side's favor.But Katie Wright, the executive director of Better Boundaries — the group that led the effort to pass the redistricting law and that is backing the lawsuit — argued that there was a difference between the two. She noted that the Utah Legislature's disclosure of its new maps in 2021 sparked an unusually large public outcry that continues even today.“The reason we have this gerrymandered map is to keep the people who are in power in power,” she said. “But Utahns have not given up.”Michael Wines writes about voting and other election-related issues. Since joining The Times in 1988, he has covered the Justice Department, the White House, Congress, Russia, southern Africa, China and various other topics.  More about Michael WinesA version of this article appears in print on July 12, 2023, Section A, Page 16 of the New York edition with the headline: Utah's Supreme Court Weighs State Gerrymandering Case. Order Reprints | Today's Paper | COLORADO SUN:Denver's new mayor declares state of emergency on homelessness, sets goal of housing 1,000 unsheltered people by end of 2023Elliott Wenzler9:54 AM MDT on Jul 18, 2023In his first full day as Denver's new mayor, Mike Johnston declared a state of emergency around homelessness and announced that he plans to house 1,000 unsheltered people by the end of the year.Johnston said he will tour 78 neighborhoods across the city to accomplish his goal and that his staff will work with landlords, property owners and hotels to find housing availability. His administration is also looking at nearly 200 public plots to place tiny home communities where people experiencing homelessness can be housed.“This is what we think is the most important crisis the city is facing,” Johnston said at a news conference at the Denver's City and County Building. “We took the oath yesterday to commit to taking on this problem.”Homelessness has been an increasingly polarizing issue in Denver and it was a major focus on Johnston's mayoral campaign. He vowed to create tiny home communities on city-owned property as a way to get people off the street.Johnston said the state of emergency declaration will help the city access state and “possibly” federal funding. He also said it would allow the city to more quickly work through construction, renovation and permitting processes for new housing units.“And it sends a real message to all the rest of the state that we are deeply focused on this. We have real evidence to support that housing first as a strategy will get the great majority of people access to the support they need to stay housed and then access follow up resources,” he said. Johnston's inaugural address Monday was centered on the theme of what he called the “dream of Denver.” He mentioned housing costs, safety, mental illness, addiction and reimagining downtown as top priorities.Johnston said “Those of us on this stage took an oath today. But for us to succeed, every Denverite must take their own oath- an oath to dream, to serve, and to deliver. To dream (of) a Denver bold enough to include all of us. To serve our city above ourselves. To march on shoulder to shoulder, undeterred by failure, until we deliver results.”And your unsolicited concert pick of the week, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue! With special guests Ziggy Marley, Mavis Staples, and the Robert Randolph Band. Monday July 24 at the Gerald Ford Amphitheatre in Vail. I've seen every one of these acts, and I'll just any one of them would be worth the trip on their own.  Welp, that's it for me! From Denver I'm Sean Diller. Original reporting for the stories in today's show comes from Colorado Sun, New York Times, Colorado Newsline, Arizona Mirror, and Denver's Westword.Thank you for listening! See you next time.

The captain is at the cabin, Mike Frisch talks about Fishing the Midwest and whats new on the show, Tommy George tells some fishing anecdotes, and Bob St Pierre checks in from Duluth.

Frisch vom Feld schmecken Erdbeeren am besten! Die Ernte macht aber auch eine Menge Arbeit. Das erfährt Tessniem in dieser Folge am eigenen Leib.

Welcome to a niu episode from se won and onli German Food Potcast - heute mit einem fast echten New Yorker Original. Amerikanischer Staatsbürger ist er immerhin mittlerweile, aufgewachsen jedoch in Wien. Er hat die österreichische Küche nicht nur nach New York gebracht, sondern dort auch etabliert. Er kann Süßes und Saures, er kann Tourismus und Marketing, er ist Iron-Chef-Gewinner und wurde 2022 bei Kitchen Impossible blind gekauft. Die Koffer hat er am Frankfurter Flughafen gelassen, aber Hauptsache er ist heil via JFK Flughafen angekommen. Frisch ist zwar etwas anderes, aber das tut seiner Kompetenz keinerlei Abbruch. Mit Edi Frauneder sitzt hier jemand, der Fiete endlich mal zeigen kann, wie man es schafft, nicht nur ein, sondern gleich vier bis sieben Restaurants in New York zu eröffnen. Dabei ist es dort doch so wahrscheinlich, erfolgreich ein Restaurant zu führen wie beim Roulette 8 von 10 Mal hintereinander zu gewinnen. Sebastian quetscht Edi und Fiete aus wie eine Zitrone für eine Skinny Bitch: Hat ein Format wie Kitchen Impossible Potenzial am amerikanischen Markt? Was ist gerade in New York angesagt? Wie steht es um gastronomische Ausbildung, Neidkultur, Lebenshaltungskosten und um Entlohnung im Vergleich? Was können die USA, was kann Europa? Let se shoo begin, Fietes, und seht selbst, ob der kleine Fiete international doch noch ganz groß werden kann.Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

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In der einen Ecke haben wir den Herausforderer, den amtierenden und 104-fachen Fiete-Champion, das Schwergewicht der Bullerei und Sonnenkönig. Please welcome: Fieteee Mälzerrr. Und in der anderen Ecke, Prinz von Sylt, König des Portweins, Kaiser der Sterneküche, die Ruhe selbst, spitzbübisch und demütig, seltsamer Kauz und großer Lehrer. Frisch von der Insel mit der höchsten Camp-David-Shirt-Dichte eingeschippert, coming to the ring: Johanneees Kinggg. Ein Schmeichelduell auf Augenhöhe. King auf der einen Seite holt seinen gefühlvollen Drei-Finger-Griff raus, während Fiete die Rosen vor ihm herunterlässt und das Allerwerteste entblößt: echte Zukunftspläne für die Bullerei. Beide haben sich nach oben geboxt und stehen heute erhobenen Hauptes da. Doch wann ist es an der Zeit, aufzuhören? Johannes hat vorgelegt und ist bereits aus dem (Söl')Ring gestiegen, Fiete steht sein großer Break noch bevor: Wann wirft man das Handtuch und macht den Weg frei für eine Nachfolge? Es geht heute um das Davor und das Danach, um Festhalten und Loslassen und warum Abgeben nicht Aufgeben, sondern Gewinnen bedeutet. Es geht um kulinarische und gesellschaftliche Verantwortung, um flüssige Schätze und darum, dass Sylt alles andere als nur Partyinsel oder Schickimicki ist. Ringrichter Merget muss nur vereinzelt dazwischengehen, denn das läuft hier wie geschnitten Brot. Also: Ring frei für die beiden Großmeister, die sich gegenseitig in ihrem Wortgefecht in nichts nachstehen. zur Charity-Radtour von Johannes: www.johannesking.de/pages/stiftungZu den flüssigen Schätzen:Graham's 40 YO Tawny Port: www.grahams-port.com/wine/40-year-old-tawny/13Niepoort Colheita 1997er: www.johannesking.de/collections/niepoort/products/niepoort-colheita-1997-0-75lUnsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

"Es gibt in Wien einmal im Jahr eine große Fahrradparade um die Ringstraße. Wenn man da mitfährt, ist es so faszinierend, wie man sich plötzlich in normaler Lautstärke unterhalten kann. Man hört die Vögel zwitschern von den Bäumen, wo normalerweise dreispurig Autos dahin brausen", sagt der Leiter der städtischen Wiener Mobilitätsagentur, Martin Blum im Podcast Frisch an die Arbeit. Mit seiner Agentur setzt sich Blum, 47, seit zwölf Jahren dafür ein, dass Wien die Verkehrswende schafft. Das Team unterstützt die Stadt beispielsweise mit Kampagnen für neue Radwege oder Fußgängerzonen und kümmert sich um Kritik, meistens von Autofahrern. Ähnlich wie in Paris, New York, Montreal und Malmö sind auch in Wien in den letzten zehn Jahren immer mehr möglichst sichere Fahrradwege entstanden. Allein in diesem Jahr seien es 50 Projekte mit einer Gesamtlänge von mehr als 20 Kilometern, die seine Agentur mitgeplant habe, sagt Blum. Im Podcast erzählt er, wie er mit Protesten von Autofahrern umgeht und warum er mit seinem "städtischen Startup", wie Blum die Agentur nennt, erst einmal Werbung für das Fahrradfahren machen musste. Außerdem: Welchen Weg man in Wien unbedingt mit dem Rad fahren sollte. "Frisch an die Arbeit" wird jeden zweiten Dienstag veröffentlicht. Das Team erreichen Sie unter frischandiearbeit@zeit.de.

Nur wenige Minuten nach dem Ende des XBOX Showcase 2023 habe ich mich vor mein Mikrofon gesetzt um Euch meine Eindrücke mitzuteilen. Vorweg: Ich war insgesamt richtig begeistert! Leider jedoch war ich nicht gut bei Stimme und ich denke man hört deutlich, dass ich vom Tag bereits ziemlich geschafft war. "Frisch" klinge ich definitiv nicht. Ich hoffe Ihr freut Euch dennoch über die Folge.

Es buena idea ahorrar dinero para pasar a la ofensiva. El episodio de hoy es una sesión de preguntas virtual que tuve con los estudiantes de la clase de emprendedores de The Frisch School. Comparto mi trayectoria personal de ahorro e inversiones estratégicas en empresas como Facebook, Twitter y Tumblr. También doy mi opinión sobre el enorme potencial de la tecnología blockchain, especialmente con el surgimiento de la inteligencia artificial; el sistema educativo y mucho más. Disfruta el episodio y coméntale a Gary —sí, en español— qué te pareció en Twitter @GaryVee Texto GaryVee (USA) 212-931-5731 Web: garyvee.com garyveeespanol@vaynermedia.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/garyveeinspanish/message

Tue, 06 Jun 2023 07:00:00 +0000 https://frischandiearbeit.podigee.io/152-new-episode 55a45d426bf815172151c0d669c78ee8 "Ich habe das Gefühl, dass der Behindertensport nicht so ernst genommen wird wie der normale Sport. Dabei leisten wir genauso viel wie alle anderen", sagt die Sportlerin Mirjam Prahst Martinez im Podcast Frisch an die Arbeit. Die 36-jährige Prahst Martinez schwimmt, seit sie sechs Jahre alt ist. Seit sie neun ist, nimmt sie an Wettkämpfen teil. Sie ist mehrfache Deutsche Meisterin, Europameisterin und wurde 2018 von ihrem Verein Hannover 96 zur Sportlerin des Jahres gewählt. Außerdem trat sie in der Vox-Datingshow Besonders verliebt auf. Bei den Weltspielen der Special Olympics in Berlin will sie im Juni Weltmeisterin werden. Im Podcast spricht sie darüber, wie sie mit spastischen Anfällen umgeht und wie sie einmal beinahe für die deutsche Parabadminton-Nationalmannschaft trainiert hätte. Außerdem: wie die Gesellschaft ihrer Meinung nach mit Menschen mit Behinderungen umgehen sollte. _ "Frisch an die Arbeit" wird jeden zweiten Dienstag veröffentlicht. Das Team erreichen Sie unter frischandiearbeit@zeit.de._ full no

INTERVIEW STARTS AT 13:38 This week Patti and Doug talk about recycled plastic food packaging, the Supreme Court decision on the Clean Water Act, and the plight of native honeybees. Then New York Sierra Club's Tracy Frisch tells why spreading sewage sludge on farmland, as recently recommended by NY Governor Hochul, is a really bad idea that will contaminate fields forever.

Frisch immerhin auf der Empfehlungsliste zum Spiel des Jahres 2023 ist das Musik-Erkennungsspiel „Hitster“ von Marcus Carleson. Wie hat es uns gefallen?

An interview with a very talented Author and Entrepreneur Bekkah Frisch.

Mike Frisch of "Fishing The Midwest" returns to talk early season walleye in Alexandria area waters, as well as bass, his filming schedule and his teenage celebrity crush (and more) with the latest Fast Five

Frisch ausgeschlafen stolpert Felix nach dem mitgefahrenen 24-Stunden-Rennen in die neue Podcast Folge. Tim fuhr zwar kein Autorennen, erlebt durch die ersten Rezensionen des neuen Indiana Jones Filmes aber eine ähnlich rasante Achterbahn der Gefühle. Sollten alte Geschichten wirklich neu aufgelegt werden? Und was ist eigentlich ein Filmriss? Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/gemuetlich_nachsitzen

Frisch gebackene Eltern im absoluten Babyglück? Die Realität sieht für einige Mütter und Väter anders aus. Warum ist postpartale Depression immer noch ein Tabu und wie kann sich das ändern? Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner: https://detektor.fm/werbepartner/zurueck-zum-thema >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/gesellschaft/zurueck-zum-thema-postpartale-depression

Frisch gebackene Eltern im absoluten Babyglück? Die Realität sieht für einige Mütter und Väter anders aus. Warum ist postpartale Depression immer noch ein Tabu und wie kann sich das ändern? Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner: https://detektor.fm/werbepartner/zurueck-zum-thema >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/gesellschaft/zurueck-zum-thema-postpartale-depression

The captain is with Bob St Pierre in studio, Mike Frisch talks fishing opener, Stan Tekiela talks all things nature including hummingbirds, ducks, and bears, and Tackle Terry gives more fishing tips.

Außerdem: Looser - So können wir Verlieren lernen! (07:25) / Gürtelrose - Warum haben auch junge Menschen damit zu tun? (14:35) // Mehr spannende Themen wissenschaftlich eingeordnet findet Ihr hier: www.quarks.de // Kritik, Fragen? Schreibt uns! --> quarksdaily@wdr.de Von Sebastian Sonntag.

The captain is with Bob St Pierre in studio, Mike Frisch talks breeding waters and fishing, Stan Tekiela talks all things nature including water fowl, orioles, and morels, and Tackle Terry gives more fishing tips.

Am 20. April 1998 veröffentlichen Massive Attack ihr drittes Album «Mezzanine» und ergänzen die dubbigen Trip-Hop-Klänge ihrer ersten beiden Alben durch ein düsteres, metallenes Klanggewand. Zum 25. Geburtstag des Albums hören wir uns erneut durch Hits wie «Teardrop» und «Angel»... ...und stellen dabei fest, dass das Album erfreulich zeitlos klingt. Ein Klassiker der 90er-Jahre, der auch 25 Jahre später kaum Staub angesetzt hat.

055  Motherless Daughters Ministry blogger and volunteer podcast Team member, Dottie Menkhaus, shares her reflections on two decades of journeying through mother loss. From a young teenager to being a woman in her thirties, Dottie has grieved her mother longer than she lived her life with her mother in it. Dottie's vulnerability and generosity shine through in her retelling of rituals and celebration of her mother's life.For more than 20 years The Motherless Daughters Ministry has touched the lives of women who have lost or never experienced the nurturing care of a mother.  Click HERE to register for “The Journey Retreat: Healing the Wounds of Mother Loss One Step at a Time.”Motherless Daughters Ministry is a 501(c) (3) non-profit that depends on the generous support of donations from listeners like you.  To donate or sign up for our newsletter, and more resources, visit our website at  www.motherlessdaughtersministry.com.Resources: 1. What to Say When You Don't Know What to Say: In Times of Grief, Heartache and Crisis, by H. Norman Wright2. YouTube link to Dottie's piano tribute:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hS5qqDT_pkYSupport the showThanks for listening! Find our podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart, Pandora, Amazon Music, and Audible. Also, find and follow the Motherless Daughters Ministry on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube.

Die schönste Küsten-Straße der Welt (Highway 1), legendäre Nationalparks, der Ozean, Sonne, Wein, Essen, Surfen, Wale, Wandern und jeden Kilometer ein Abenteuer. Frisch zurück aus Kalifornien sind wir immer noch begeistert: Wie grün die Westküste im Frühjahr ist! Was für wundervolle, kleine Küstenorte wir entdeckt haben! Wie gut das Essen war! Es ist immer wieder ergreifend, wie reich die USA mit spektakulärer Natur beschenkt sind, auch und vor allem in Kalifornien. Hunderte Strände, Ausblicke wie Gemälde, Orangen, Mandeln, Artischocken… Entdeckt Amerikas vielleicht legendärsten Bundesstaat mit allen Klassikern und: ganz neu. Fahrt Fahrrad in Monterey, surft in Santa Cruz, erobert Gebirgsketten, seht Cowboyhüte fliegen an einem irren Country-Abend, feiert Barbecue auf dem Land und macht das alles nachhaltig mit uns. Denn diesen legendären Roadtrip California haben wir tatsächlich mit dem E-Auto gemacht. Das geht? Das geht! Hier erfahrt ihr wie. Diese Folge entstand mit freundlicher Unterstützung von Visit California und den regionalen kalifornischen Partnern. Unsere Werbe-Partner bei dieser Folge: Die ADAC Kreditkarte: Die ideale Begleitung im Alltag und auf Reisen. Ob im Koffer oder Portemonnaie: Dank individuell zubuchbarer Pakete vollgepackt mit attraktiven Leistungen! Mehr Infos: https://www.adac.de/produkte/finanzdienstleistungen/kreditkarte Hello Fresh: Die weltweit beliebteste Kochbox. Einfach auf den passenden Link klicken, Lieblingsmenüs aussuchen, den Rabattcode REISENREISEN eingeben und in Deutschland bis zu 90 Euro, in Österreich bis zu 100 Euro und in der Schweiz bis zu 140 Franken sparen. Deutschland: https://www.hellofresh.de/REISENREISEN Österreich: https://www.hellofresh.at/REISENREISEN Schweiz: https://www.hellofresh.ch/REISENREISEN Reisen Reisen auf TOUR! Erkunde LIVE mit uns die Welt, höre die besten Reise-Geschichten, stelle unverschämte Fragen und sei Teil eines Live-Podcasts. Tickets (an allen VVK-Stellen und online) gibt es noch für: 26. April Berlin, 25. Oktober Essen und 26. Oktober Köln. Außerdem treten wir am 27. April im Rahmen der Leipziger Buchmesse auf (Eintritt freiI). Unser Buch „Reisen Reisen - wie wir die Welt entdecken wollen“ vereint rund 30 der schönsten kleinen Reisegeschichten, die ihr jemals gelesen habt - inklusive Gastbeiträgen von Melanie Raabe, Annika Ziehen und und und. Zu bestellen überall und hier: https://bit.ly/3YjEIyv

On this episode of Investors & Operators, Jordan sits down with Drew Brantley, Managing Director of Frisch Capital Partners. Together, they go deep into all things independent sponsors:The different types of independent sponsorsHow (and why) to develop a thesis How much cash should an independent sponsor have before closing on its first deal “How much do I have to put into this? Does it have to be my cash?”How do independent sponsors get paid (a very detailed calculation)...and so much more.==Drew is a serial entrepreneur having started 5 businesses, sold a few and still owns some. He knows what it's like to be in your shoes. He sees the Independent Sponsor model as the method executives and industry experts can take to own and run already established businesses. He now dedicates his career to helping individuals buy companies, find greater success and live life on their own terms.==Since 1996, the dedicated team of finance professionals at Frisch Capital Partners (FCP) have raised over $1 Billion of capital from lenders, private equity shops, family offices, etc. for its Independent Sponsors clients to buy companies in the middle market. In addition to raising capital for Independent Sponsors' acquisitions, FCP offers creative strategic advice for refinancings and other unique transactions.

Decca Classics is proud to present Jessye Norman – The Unreleased Masters, showcasing never-before-heard recordings of one of the greatest classical singers of all time. The set includes Wagner and Strauss song cycles, and a live recording of an eclectic programme of cantatas by Haydn, Berlioz and Britten. TRACKLISTINGCD1 (studio recording)WAGNER: Tristan und Isolde WWV 90 (excerpts)Prelude: Langsam und schmactendAct IScene 12       “Westwärts schweift der Blick” (Seemann · Isolde · Brangäne)Scene 23       “Frisch weht der Wind der Heimat zu” (Seemann · Isolde · Brangäne)Scene 3 4       “Weh, ach wehe! Dies zu dulden” (Brangäne · Isolde)5       “Wie lachend sie mir Lieder singen” (Isolde · Brangäne)Act II, Scene 26       “Isolde! Geliebte! – Tristan! Geliebter!” (Tristan · Isolde)7       “Doch es rächte sich der verscheuchte Tag” (Isolde · Tristan)8       “O sink hernieder, Nacht der Liebe” (Tristan · Isolde)9       “Einsam wachend in der Nacht” (Brangäne · Isolde · Tristan)10     “Unsre Liebe? Tristans Liebe? Dein' und mein'” (Tristan · Isolde)11     “So starben wir, um ungetrennt” (Tristan · Isolde · Brangäne)Act III, Scene 3H12     “Mild und leise wie er lächelt” (Isoldes Liebestod) (Isolde)IsoldeJessye Norman (Isolde,)Hanna Schwarz (Brangäne)Thomas Moser (Tristan)Ian Bostridge (Seemann)Kurt Masur / Leipzig Gewandhaus OrchestraHelp support our show by purchasing this album  at:Downloads (classicalmusicdiscoveries.store) Classical Music Discoveries is sponsored by Uber and Apple Classical. @CMDHedgecock#ClassicalMusicDiscoveries #KeepClassicalMusicAlive#LaMusicaFestival #CMDGrandOperaCompanyofVenice #CMDParisPhilharmonicinOrléans#CMDGermanOperaCompanyofBerlin#CMDGrandOperaCompanyofBarcelonaSpain#ClassicalMusicLivesOn#Uber Please consider supporting our show, thank you!Donate (classicalmusicdiscoveries.store) staff@classicalmusicdiscoveries.com This album is broadcasted with the permission of Crossover Media Music Promotion (Zachary Swanson and Amanda Bloom).

Lauren Boebert's Q1 fundraising falls far short of Democrat Adam Frisch | Arizona GOP Senate primary shows Kari Lake with wide lead - Blake Masters is at the back of the pack | Colorado Gov Jared Polis attempts to lower housing costs with statewide land use reformsSupport this show and all the work in the Heartland POD universe by going to heartlandpod.com and clicking the link for Patreon, or go to Patreon.com/HeartlandPod to sign up. Alright! Let's get into it: COLORADO NEWSLINE: Frisch with cashBY: CHASE WOODRUFF - APRIL 17, 2023 4:35 PMRepublican U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert has consistently ranked as one of Colorado's top congressional fundraisers since her election in 2020, raking in small-dollar contributions from a national network of grassroots conservative donors.But in her bid to win a third term next year, she may have to overcome an even stronger fundraising effort by her likely Democratic challenger.Adam Frisch, a former Aspen City Council member who lost to Boebert by just 546 votes in the 2022 election, raised more than $1.7 million in the first quarter of 2023 — more than double the amount Boebert raised in the same period, according to Federal Election Commission disclosures.Frisch said in a statement, “I am honored to be receiving the support of so many hardworking Colorado families,” “Boebert's fundraising numbers reaffirm that her days in Congress are numbered because she continues to ignore the needs of her district, and instead prioritizes being a leader of the anger-tainment industry.”If Boebert continues to trail Frisch in fundraising, it would be the first time the far-right representative has been at a financial disadvantage since her successful 2020 primary challenge against five-term GOP Rep. Scott Tipton. Boebert unseated Tipton despite raising just $133,256 to nearly $1 Million raised by Tipton in the first half of 2020.In her bid for reelection last year, Boebert raised nearly $8 million - by far the highest total of any of Colorado's U.S. House candidates. Frisch, who narrowly won a three-way Democratic primary with 42% of the vote, raised $4.4 million from donors, and supplemented that with over $2.2 million in personal loans to his campaign.Boebert was widely projected to win reelection by a comfortable margin in 2022, and neither Republicans nor Democrats spent heavily through super PACs to influence the 3rd District race. But after Frisch's unexpectedly strong performance in a race that triggered Colorado's first congressional recount in 20 years, the stage is set for a blockbuster rematch in 2024.Earlier this month, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee included the 3rd District, which encompasses most of Colorado's Western Slope as well as Pueblo County, on its list of 2024 targets. A poll released by a progressive group last week showed Frisch and Boebert tied at 45% support among likely voters.In what promises to be an unusually high-profile congressional race, both Boebert and Frisch continue to rely on contributions from out-of-state donors. About 63% of Boebert's itemized donations in the first quarter came from contributors outside of Colorado; for Frisch, the figure was 57%.In other U.S. House districts, Democratic Rep. Yadira Caraveo of Thornton, who narrowly defeated Republican state Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer as the first representative of Colorado's new 8th District last year, reported raising $339,307 so far for 2024. Democratic Rep. Brittany Pettersen of Arvada, who won the race to succeed longtime former Rep. Ed Perlmutter in Colorado's 7th district, reporting raising $218,108. THE HILL: Kari Lake holds wide lead in new AZ GOP Senate primary pollBY CAROLINE VAKIL - 04/17/23 12:58 PM ETA poll released by J. L. Partners and shared with The Hill on Monday found former gubernatorial candidate and incessant Trump acolyte Kari Lake receiving 38 percent support among registered Republican and undeclared voters. Lake was followed next by the primary opponent she bested in last year's Republican gubernatorial primary - Karrin Robson - who came in with just 10 percent support.Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb was third at 8 percent, followed by former Arizona Senate candidate Blake Masters with 7 percent, and former state Attorney General candidate Abe Hamadeh with 4 percent. 29 percent said they're undecided.One GOP strategist who requested anonymity to speak candidly said, “If Kari Lake decides to run, it's clear she is not only the front-runner but will run away with the nomination. The GOP establishment would be smart to get behind her right away so we can win Arizona.”The polling comes as Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-Ariz.) has not yet formally announced whether she will run for reelection, though The Wall Street Journal reported earlier this month that she's gearing up for another run.Democratic Congressman Ruben Gallego has announced a run on the Democratic side, reporting a fundraising haul of $3.7 Million in this year's first quarter - about 75% more than Sen. Sinema's $2.1 Million.The GOP poll found Donald Trump leading Ron DeSantis in Arizona's presidential primary by more than 20 points. CPR NEWS:Gov. Jared Polis thinks density is the magic bullet for high housing costs. Is he right?By Nathaniel Minor· Mar. 31, 2023, 4:00 amIn the nearly hour-long press conference unveiling his sweeping land-use reform bill, Gov. Jared Polis and other supporters used the word “affordable” more than three dozen times. Polis and others promised the bill would lower housing costs around the state by cutting local regulations and allowing developers to build more townhomes and multiplexes in areas currently restricted to single-family homes only.The claim that more building will lead to cheaper rents and lower home prices is explicitly made throughout the 105-page bill as well. But is it true? And how did sprawl get so unaffordable anyway? CPR News read through research papers and spoke with academics to try to answer those questions.First: Local governments in Colorado have long preferred single-family homes.In the early 1900's, The federal government and localities like Denver began to embrace zoning to create a “better arranged, more orderly city” — and protect property values — by explicitly separating residential areas from industrial and commercial development.Denver's first zoning code, adopted in 1925, codified the city's preference for single-family homes by making them the only type of housing allowed in most residential areas. A 1929 city plan called Denver “a city of one-family homes,” and warned of the density of East Coast cities like New York, which was “throttling itself to death.” Colorado planners laid out “dream cities” like Broomfield with meandering streets that conformed to the natural landscape and offered mountain vistas. But by the 1970s, the price of this type of growth was becoming clear. A landmark 1974 federally sponsored study called “The Cost of Sprawl” found the land, pavement, and utilities needed for suburbs and exurbs made them the “most expensive form of residential development.” But in spite of its cost, local governments in the Denver region have continued to embrace sprawl. By 2021, about 80 percent of land zoned for residences only allowed single-family homes according to research led by Carrie Makarewicz, associate professor and chair of the University of Colorado Denver's urban and regional planning department. Research shows that middle-type housing — two- to nine-unit residences, roughly similar to what the new bill would allow — accounted for just 2.2 percent of housing permits issued between 2005 and 2020 in the Denver metro. Multifamily housing also tends to be cheaper than single-family homes in the same community, because they are often smaller, and they make more efficient use of costly land and existing infrastructure, Every Denver metro county has a shortage of small homes, and an excess supply of large homes, in relation to each county's demographics.So will more housing units and higher density help? The new bill would force many local governments in Colorado to allow multifamily housing — from townhomes to multiplexes up to six units — and accessory dwelling units (often called “mother-in-law suites") in all re