Podcasts about gherardi

durée : 00:55:06 - Sopra à locu : Eugène Gherardi - A casa Rivarola

Have you ever felt like a shell of a person...empty inside with a hard outer shell that won't allow anything in or out?  Well, today's guest, an accomplished artist, shares with Mark and Sarge a bit of his story of pain, surrender and redemption.  It is deeply powerful, especially the part about how and when Bob's shell got cracked open.  Wow, and you don't want to miss this!Be sure to engage with Foxhole Symphony on your go-to social media platform.  Follow and share with others who you think might be encouraged by the topics we cover.  And thank you for your continued support.Find us at:https://www.foxholesymphony.comhttps://www.facebook.com/foxholesymphonyhttps://www.instagram.com/foxholesymphony/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuvcXdDpE79S_D_hInblcDw

POTERE AL POPOLO – S.VARIN – C.SMITH – G.BRIENZA – G. FELICE – L.CAROCCI – F.GHERARDI – 09 – 05 – 2023

POTERE AL POPOLO - S.VARIN - C.SMITH - G.BRIENZA - G. FELICE - L.CAROCCI - F.GHERARDI - 09 - 05 - 2023

durée : 00:07:25 - Canzone corse - FB RCFM - "Surella d'Irlanda" capi d'opera di Canta cantatu dà Alain Gherardi per "Un ghjornu una canzona in scena" "S'hè infiarata la miò rima chi n'aghju tamanta pena Hè scritta nant'à un giurnale a disgrazia chi ti mena Ti castigheghja l'inglese chi ti stringhje a catena Surella d'Irlanda..."

Interview de Tine Gherardi, professeure de la méthode Alexander, une thérapie psychocorporelle pour reconnecter le mental au corps.

Menos presupuesto para jardines de infantes: quiénes son los niños que se quedan sin matrícula. Hablamos con Natalia Gherardi, directora ejecutiva del Espacio Latinoamericano de Justicia y Género (ELA). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/urbanaplayfm/message

A 7 años del Ni Una Menos, en Mujeres…¡de acá! recibimos a Natalia Gherardi Directora Ejecutiva del Equipo Latinoamericano de Justicia y Género, abogada y docente universitaria para conversar y hacer un balance sobre los logros del movimiento y lo que aún está pendiente. En la conversación con Marcela, Gherardi remarcó que todavía hay una distancia enorme entre lo que las leyes prometen y lo que pasa en la realidad y aseguró que “el activismo necesita la comunicación cara a cara, el cartel, el folleto en el barrio” “Hay un antes y un después de la marcha del 3 de junio del 2015. Es un cambio para las políticas públicas en la Argentina, en la región y en el mundo” remarcó y destacó “es importante reivindicar la creación del Ministerio de las Mujeres” En el Zoom feminista y federal, conversamos con Santiago García autor del libro “"Micaela García. La chica de la sonrisa eterna" editado por Chirimbote. En el segmento de Feminacida, Victoria Eggers habló sobre las adolescencias que marcharon por primera vez en el 2015. “El Ni Una Menos fue una semilla, fue una gran puerta de acceso a las más jóvenes”.

Políticas de cuidados: extensión de la licencia por nacimiento | Natalia Gherardi en #Segurola

Luke Gherardi talks with me about his novella Children of Violence. This is episode 448 of Teaching Learning Leading K12.  Luke Gherardi is a writer of short stories. Children of Violence is his first novella. He writes what he knows, basing his fiction on real-life people and inspired by his observations or first-hand experience of actual events. He is a fighter. And a survivor. He overcame childhood cancer – lymphoma. That was the easy part. Being raised in dysfunction was not. Growing up in a suburb of St. Louis, Luke lived with his mother, a church-going, God-fearing woman from The Philippines, who provided anything but a sane childhood. To the outside world, everything seemed normal in this nice farm community. But in reality, he says his mom's practice of her faith was more like a cult, where militaristic brainwashing went on. He grew up with survivalists. His parents were divorced when he was very young. He would visit his dad on the weekend in a crime-infested part of St. Louis, where the gang-ridden streets were filled with people who cared nothing about their lives and even less about yours. His dad was a bit of a hustler and gambler. He drank excessively, popped pills, and smoked marijuana. He lived in a condemned building and suffered from mental issues. He committed suicide a decade ago. As soon as Luke turned 18 and graduated from high school, he left home and never looked back. He moved to Denver, where he knew no one and had nothing. He made a life for himself, met a woman, and got married. They had a child together. A few years later, they divorced. For the past decade, he has worked for North Park Transportation, beginning as a dock supervisor and working his way up to fleet safety manager. He earned his A.A.S. in Avionics Engineering from Colorado Aero Tech. He lives just outside of Denver and enjoys raising his daughter, age 7. Thanks for listening. So much to learn! But wait... Coming Soon! EdCuration: Where We Reshape Learning podcast and Teaching Learning Leading K12 are doing a show swap. You'll get to hear one of their episodes here and they'll get to hear one of my shows there. So make sure that you go checkout EdCuration.com and their podcast - EdCuration: Where We Reshape Learning  Ready to start your own podcast? Podbean is an awesome host. I have been with them since 2013. Go to https://www.podbean.com/TLLK12 to get 1 month free of unlimited hosting for your new podcast.  Remember to take a look at NVTA (National Virtual Teacher Association) The NVTA Certification Process was created to establish a valid and reliable research-based teacher qualification training process for virtual teachers to enhance their teaching and develop their ongoing reflective skills to improve teaching capacity. NVTA is an affiliate sponsor of Teaching Learning Leading K12, by following the link above if you purchase a program, Teaching Learning Leading K12 will get a commission and you will help the show continue to grow.  Thanks! Happy 2022! Connect & Learn More: https://www.lukegherardi.com/ https://www.instagram.com/lukegherardi/ https://www.facebook.com/luke.gherardi Length - 37:56

20 DE DEZEMBRO DE 2021 CRONICA PALAVRA DE HONRA COM J TANNUS

Today's guest is Luke Gherardi, author of Children of Violence, a novella about the harsher side of American life. A no holds barred Drama/ thriller, loosely based on real events from the Author's life. The book covers topics of religious extremism, inner-city poverty, violence, drug use, racism. Listen in for this up-and-coming new voice in fiction. Connect: https://www.lukegherardi.com/. Buy the book: https://amzn.to/2WLN9ZG Buy Alex a cup of coffee and support the show here: https://anchor.fm/j-alexander-greenwood/support Follow Mysterious Goings On wherever you get your podcasts or go to MGOPod.com and sign up for our email newsletter. Get Alex's new book, THE PODCAST OPTION: https://amzn.to/3hH0rNC Buy Alex Greenwood's books on Amazon.com. Original theme music "Mysterious Goings On" by Jamie Green. Want your own cool score for your podcast or website? Contact Jamie at Greenhouse Consulting. Check out Jamie's interview on the show here. This episode of the Mysterious Goings On Podcast was recorded and mixed at Green Shebeen Studios in beautiful Kansas City, Missouri. Copyright 2021, all rights reserved. No reproduction, excerpting, or other use without written permission. We are an Amazon Associates seller, some of our links may earn us a commission. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/j-alexander-greenwood/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/j-alexander-greenwood/support

Host Cyrus Webb welcomes author Luke Gherardi to #ConversationsLIVE to discuss his new book CHILDREN OF VIOLENCE---and what he hopes readers take away from it. 

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82 anni, geologo, nonno di Giulia e Beatrice, sportivo agonista di nuoto, sci nordico e triathlon, studente...GHERARDO MERCATIha cominciato a fare sport agonistico a 75 anni e da lì in poi non si è più fermato, continuando a girare il mondo e innamorandosi sempre di più dell'endurance!Gherardo Mercati è il protagonista della puntata numero 135 di Passione Triathlon, intervistato da Dario Daddo Nardone in diretta, martedì 30 marzo 2021 dalle 19.Per rivedere e riascoltare, via podcast, tutte le puntate della rubrica, c'è la pagina ufficiale:https://www.mondotriathlon.it/passione#daddocè #mondotriathlon #ioTRIamo ❤️#triathlon #trilife #fczstyle#passionetriathlon

#AhoraQueNosEscuchan | Ciclo 2021 Todos los miércoles a la medianoche por Radio Con Vos, la periodista Ingrid Beck lleva a adelante este ciclo de entrevistas a mujeres que hicieron, hacen, y van a hacer historia. En este programa, entrevistó a la abogada y directora ejecutiva del Equipo latinoamericano de Justicia y Género, Natalia Gherardi. "La conquista de la ley de IVE es transpartidaria y transmovimientos. Muestra la potencia del triángulo activismo, producción académica y política”, dijo Gherardi.

Au XIXe siècle, la France souhaite assimiler la Corse. Pour ce faire, l’école est le lieu idéal. Construction de collèges et de lycées dans l’île, promotion de la langue française, instauration des cérémonies de remise de prix, formation des instituteurs devenus fonctionnaires depuis Guizot… Disons-le simplement : la France instaure en Corse une institution qui est censée fabriquer des citoyens français. Néanmoins, cette instauration de l’école républicaine en Corse ne se réalise pas sans écueil. L’inspecteur Moure, chargé de l’instruction publique dans l’île, dénonce un territoire vierge de toute culture, un idiome irrespectueux des valeurs du progrès que la Révolution a érigées. Depuis l’Abbé Grégoire, la langue porte avec elle des valeurs : “par l’influence respective des mœurs sur le langage, et du langage sur les mœurs, ils empêchent l’amalgame politique, et d’un seul peuple en font trente”. La nation une et indivisible doit former les institutions qui permettent de propager sa langue et, à travers sa langue, ses lois. La Corse, terre frontalière avec l’Italie, est alors réduite à un rôle de mauvais élève largement injustifié. De l’importance des Jésuites dans l’édification des collèges, en passant par la révolution corse qui bâtit une université à Corte, l’île est loin d’être une terre aux moeurs barbares. Bien au contraire, elle pose les fondements de l’autonomie par l’éducation. Avec Eugène Gherardi, professeur des Universités à l’Université de Corse, spécialiste de l’éducation en Corse, de l’histoire culturelle insulaire, nous allons revenir sur cette période de transition entre la domination culturelle italienne et la domination culturelle française de l’île. Ainsi, nous nous demanderons dans quelle mesure la Révolution entraîne une transformation de l’éducation en Corse.

Nel 1922, due anni dopo la sua prima raccolta di novelle, I passeggeri di Caronte, Gherardi diede alle stampe questa serie di divagazioni, senza un filo conduttore preciso, non coagulate attorno a un tema particolare, ma lasciate liberamente e bizzarramente cercare un punto di osservazione sul mondo. I francesi chiamano “causerie” questo genere di conversazione […]

Nel 1922, due anni dopo la sua prima raccolta di novelle, I passeggeri di Caronte, Gherardi diede alle stampe questa serie di divagazioni, senza un filo conduttore preciso, non coagulate attorno a un tema particolare, ma lasciate liberamente e bizzarramente cercare un punto di osservazione sul mondo.

Commedia del 1931. Un marito sopporta con simulata disinvoltura l’infedeltà della moglie così come è creduta da tutti; ma la moglie “infedele” in realtà non lo è, e copre il falso amante che amoreggia con la sorella vedova e non lo può fare apertamente a motivo di una bizzarra clausola testamentaria.

È forse la più nota delle commedie di Gherardi, grazie anche alla fortunata trasposizione cinematografica del 1938 di Amleto Palermi. Gherardi sostenne che l’idea gli venne da un fatto di cronaca. Un nobile ormai anziano ed economicamente in dissesto in seguito a una vita dissoluta individua, grazie alla collaborazione di un compagno di gioco e […]

Ogni rivoluzione, così come ogni movimento, parte dall’interno, dal nucleo profondo che conserva le tracce della nostra storia, delle scelte affrontate e dei nodi intrecciati. Quei nodi possono impedirci di essere noi stessi, di accogliere il flusso della vita lasciando andare la paura. Per scioglierli, però, non serve tirare i due capi del filo. Occorre creare spazio al centro. Questo e' uno dei temi centrali della nostra chiacchierata con Riccardo Gherardi. Riccardo parte dalla contrazione per arrivare alla connessione, dal lavoro sulla forza per poi scoprire l'energia e la necessità di accogliere l'asana con i suoi molteplici significati. In questo episodio ci racconta l'incontro con l'Ashtanga yoga, l'evoluzione del suo percorso di praticante e insegnante, ci dona un concentrato di esperienza e sapere da ascoltare e riascoltare. L’intenzione crea la realtà. La nostra, dopo aver praticato con lui in un illuminante workshop, e' stata voler portare la sua voce al microfono di Yoga21100 per farvi conoscere la sua visione dello yoga e della vita. Non vi resta che mettervi comodi e ascoltarlo! Il libro: Dona Holleman. Centered yoga. Gli otto principi vitali della pratica. Manuale di esercizi

Hunter talks to Brandon who is working on the frontlines of COVID about how he takes rest, what God is doing in his life, and where he wants to go once this all over. This is a super fascinating and unique episode where we hear an expert discuss this situation, so make sure you take a listen!

Laïcité, pourquoi tant d'histoire(s) ? | Conférence du mercredi 6 mars 2019 avec Sophie Gherardi, spécialiste des questions de laïcité, directrice adjointe de la rédaction à la Tribune, et fondatrice de l’association Cefrelco (Centre d’étude du fait religieux contemporain). Cette conférence est organisée en partenariat avec les Cahiers de l'Orient. Pour en savoir plus sur les Cahiers de l'Orient : https://lescahiersdelorient.org/ Pour découvrir les conférences de l'ILERI et s'abonner à nos alertes conférences : http://www.ileri.fr/actualites/conferences/ N'hésitez pas à réagir sur nos conférences avec le hashtag #ilericonf Retrouvez-nous sur Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/ileriparis/ Retrouvez-nous sur Twitter : http://www.twitter.com/ileriparis Retrouvez-nous sur Instagram : http://www.instagram.com/ileriparis/ Retrouvez-nous sur Youtube : http://www.youtube.com/user/ileriparis Pour plus d'informations sur l'ILERI : http://www.ileri.fr/ #ileriparis

Después del revés en el Senado en el debate por la legalización de la interrupción voluntaria del embarazo, Mujeres de Acá invitó a dos referentes del movimiento de mujeres a reflexionar sobre los próximos pasos para alcanzar el aborto legal, seguro y gratuito. Junto a la médica Mariana Romero, investigadora del CONICET y del CEDES, y la abogada Natalia Gherardi, del Equipo Latinoamericano de Justicia y Género; Valeria Sampedro y Marcela Ojeda reflexionaron entre otros temas, sobre los desafíos que el movimiento tuvo que superar durante el debate, en donde las mujeres, según Romero, "propusimos, reaccionamos y gestionamos" una campaña pública en el cual se desarrollaron "habilidades y capacidades muy grandes". En este sentido, "el haber llevado el debate a las mesas familiares de todo el país" fue, según Gherardi, la medida del éxito que tuvieron dichas acciones. Luego debatieron cual será la estrategia a adoptar de cara a nueva presentación de un proyecto de ley en el parlamento, y mientras tanto fomentar el acceso a la interrupción voluntaria ya contemplada por la justicia y  resistir la "avanzada de grupos refractarios a los derechos".      

Listen to the career story of an Italian who grew up in the UK, and has gone from being a EU lobbyist via jobs in different NGOs all over the world, to where he is today as the Head of Operations for NRC in Amman, Jordan. Carlo Gherardi will share how he has grown both professionally and personally during his assignments and you will get excellent insider tips about the skills he is looking for when recruiting talents. “Every winter in Jordan is extremely difficult. You often have snowfall, you have temperatures at zero. One of our functions in the camps is to coordinate the distribution on behalf of all humanitarian agencies for what we call non-food items. So organizing distributions for 20,000 families and making sure that those are coordinated in a way where the most vulnerable are prioritized, where those people who can’t come and collect their items are supported by an alternative carer, making sure that people don’t have to queue for too long, and just logistically managing that kind of operation is extremely challenging because people are tired and cold and often frustrated” - Carlo Gherardi, Head of Operations, Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) Amman, Jordan. Carlo Gherardi works as Head of Operations in Jordan, where NRC has one of the largest programmes supporting 150,000 displaced people in refugee camps such as Zaatari and Azraq. In this episode of UNjobfinder Career Podcast you will gain insights about: The realities and challenges of implementing and coordinating projects in complex settings caused by conflict and natural disasters, such as responding to the flooding in Southern Pakistan in 2010 and the current humanitarian crisis in the Middle East. The rewards you get from working with displaced people in Jordan. The different dynamics of the organizations working as a lobbyist compared to the development sector and how Carlos made his career transition. The most important skills that are needed for an international career in the humanitarian or development sector What profiles NRC is recruiting for in Jordan Carlo’s recommendations to people who are interested in working for NRC About Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) is recognized as one the world’s most credible humanitarian, non-governmental organisation. NRC promotes and protects the rights of refugees and people who have been displaced within their own country. The organization has a very strong operation side, which means that the aid they are actually delivering is going through their different programmes: on education, shelter, ICLA (information, legal assistance and counseling), or WASH-programmes (water, hygiene and sanitation). NRC has an also a very strong local presence in over 25 countries worldwide and have over 9,000 staff members working to provide people in displacement with these different services.

#MujeresALaPolitica es una iniciativa de Amnistía Internacional Argentina y del Equipo Latinoamericano de Justicia y Género. Para reflexionar sobre el rol de la mujer en la política, Graves y agudas conversó con Natalia Gherardi, directora ejecutiva de ELA.

#MujeresALaPolitica es una iniciativa de Amnistía Internacional Argentina y del Equipo Latinoamericano de Justicia y Género. Para reflexionar sobre el rol de la mujer en la política, Graves y agudas conversó con Natalia Gherardi, directora ejecutiva de ELA. En el contexto del debate por la reforma electoral, Amnistía Internacional Argentina y el Equipo Latinoamericano de Justicia y Género (ELA) lanzaron la campaña #MujeresALaPolítica para acompañar el reclamo de un grupo de diputadas y diputados de todo el arco político que exigen que el proyecto de ley incluya la paridad de género. La igualdad entre la mujer y el varón no puede plantearse en términos performativos: una vez reconocida en el sistema legal exige para ser efectiva del diseño, implementación y monitoreo de mecanismos que garanticen que las voces de las mujeres sean parte de la toma de decisiones en los asuntos públicos. Por eso, la plena garantía del principio de igualdad entre varones y mujeres requiere de medidas de acción positivas para promover la participación igualitaria de mujeres en roles de decisión. Las mujeres tienen derecho a participar en condiciones equitativas en todos los espacios de la vida política, ya no a partir del establecimiento de cupos sino en condiciones de plena paridad. La paridad constituye una herramienta para asegurar el cumplimiento de los derechos políticos de las mujeres haciendo efectivo el principio de la igualdad, potenciando la autonomía en la toma de decisiones y colaborando en la desarticulación de estereotipos de género que han vulnerado históricamente los derechos de las mujeres. Para adherir a la campaña escribí a: comunicacion@ela.org.ar

Arturo Izzo 1987 Ortonovo. Tito Gherardi, ultimo dei molitori ortonovesi, racconta la storia e la vita del mugnaio.

In the final episode of 2011, Simeon and Kghia speak to author Teresa Edgerton. Teresa has written eleven books and nine short stories in the high fantasy and/or steampunk genres. Si and K also take the opportunity to review and discuss the many guests with whom they have spoken on Off the Shelf in 2011. You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunesSubscribe using our RSS feed

Kathryn Rusch visits with Kghia and Simeon in Episode 6 of this season's Off the Shelf. Kathryn is an award-winning writer of multiple genres. In addition to writing, she has also served as an editor and a publisher, and is the only person in the history of the science fiction field to have won both a Hugo award for editing and a Hugo award for fiction.You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunesSubscribe using our RSS feed

In episode 5 of this season of Off the Shelf, Simeon and Kghia had the great pleasure of speaking with Science Fiction Writer Robert J. Sawyer. Robert has the distinct honor of having won all three of the world's top science-fiction awards for Best Novel of the Year: the Nebula (1996, The Terminal Experiment), the Hugo (2003, Hominids), and the John W. Campbell Memorial Award (2006, Mindscan). His novel Flashforward was developed into the ABC television series of the same name. K and Si were able to pick Robert's brain for over an hour, so enjoy!You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunesSubscribe using our RSS feed

This week Kghia and Simeon have the pleasure of interviewing Barbara Hambly, the award-winning author and  screenwriter. Barbara has written within many genres, including science fiction, historical fiction, mystery and fantasy.You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunesSubscribe using our RSS feed

In Episode 3 of Off the Shelf, Simeon and Kghia speak with LC Tyler, British writer of comic crime fiction. They discuss his Elsie and Ethelred mystery series, two of which were nominated for Edgar awards.You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunesSubscribe using our RSS feed

In the second episode of the season for Off the Shelf, Simeon and Kghia speak with British crime novelist Geraldine Evans. Geraldine, the author of the Rafferty & Llewellyn series, has embraced the publishing opportunity of eBooks and discusses that in this episode.You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunesSubscribe using our RSS feed

Welcome to Season 4 of Off the Shelf! This season brings some changes that we hope you will like as we strive to improve Off the Shelf for your enjoyment.Simeon and Kghia kick off the season with an interview with Seanan McGuire, the author of the October Daye urban fantasy series and upcoming InCryptid series. Seanan also writes science fiction as Mira Grant, and reports on politics in a post zombie plague world in the ongoing NewsFlesh trilogy, the first book of which was nominated for a Hugo Award this year.You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunesSubscribe using our RSS feed

Summer is coming and that means that Off the Shelf will be on hiatus until the Fall after this episode. Simeon and Kghia wrap up the season in grand fashion with a wonderful interview with Jane Nissen.The books we read as children…and those that were read to us…create some of our strongest literary memories. When the time comes for us to buy Children’s Literature, those are the books we look for. Unfortunately, some of them fall out of print. Jane Nissen, a veteran of the Children’s Literature publishing industry, is working to make some of these memorable classics available again through her publishing company, Jane Nissen Books.You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunesSubscribe using our RSS feed

Michael A. Stackpole has conquered galaxies both near and far, writing such notable books as I, Jedi; Talion: Revenant, and the Battletech novel Assumption of Risk. One of Mike’s latest works, In Hero Years…I’m Dead, plays with genres with entertaining results. He is also a generous contributor to the writer community, with his series The Secrets and the office hours he hosts in Second Life. Kghia and Simeon talk to Mike about his works, his career, and even his experiences with e-publishing You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunesSubscribe using our RSS feed

In the 9th episode for this season of Off the Shelf, Kghia and Simeon will interview fantasy author, MK Hobson. Her "bustlepunk" novels include The Native Star and the about-to-be-released The Hidden Goddess. Curious about what bustlepunk is? K and Si are as well, so they will get more details from Mary! Hobson is a well-established short story author, a Pushcart Prize nominee, and the co-host of the Podcastle podcast.You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunesSubscribe using our RSS feedThank you for listening to Off the Shelf!

In this episode of Off the Shelf, Kghia and Simeon speak to Donna Fletcher Crow, author of many series' of books, including: the historic mystery series The Monastery Murders, The Cambridge Chronicles, Daughters of Courage, and the Lord Danvers Mysteries.In Glastonbury, A Novel of Christian England, Crow spans 1500 years of Christian history in England, and her latest novel, A Very Private Grave, focuses on a modern heroine digging into the past to solve a murder. Join us to find out what she will be writing next.You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunesSubscribe using our RSS feedThank you for listening to Off the Shelf!

In Episode 8, Kghia and Simeon interview Gail Carriger, the author of Soulless, Changeless, and Blameless. Gail combines urban fantasy, or rather urbane fantasy, with Steampunk and a generous dose of humor to create the world of The Parasol Protectorate. You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunesSubscribe using our RSS feedThank you for listening to Off the Shelf!

This week Kghia and Simeon speak with Janny Wurts, author of The War of Light and Shadow series, The Cycle of Fire Trilogy, and co-author with Raymond E. Fiest of The Empire Trilogy. Wurts has written more than twenty novels, using fantasy backdrops to explore the play of politics and prejudices, of power and responsibility from multiple angles. An accomplished artist, Wurts created many of the covers for her books.You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunesSubscribe using our RSS feedThank you for listening to Off the Shelf!

In Episode 5, Kghia and Simeon interview author Nancy Holzner, who is the author of Deadtown and Hellforged, urban fantasies that feature the only professional demon slayer in Boston, Victory Vaughn.You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunesSubscribe using our RSS feedThank you for listening to Off the Shelf!

Kghia and Simeon interview Samantha Thompson, Rhonda Trueman and Bill Sowers of the Community Virtual Library on Off the Shelf at 1 pm PDT on Sunday, October 17.A Second Life resource since 2003, the Library has continued to evolve to meet the needs of the residents of Second Life. These virtual librarians talk about the rewards and the challenges of working in a digital environment. You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org, where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunes Subscribe using our RSS feed Thank you for listening to Off the Shelf!

We're back!  It's Season Three of "Off the Shelf"!In our season-opener, Simeon Beresford and Kghia Gherardi interview Adele Ward and Mike Fortune-Wood, the forces behind Ward Wood Publishing.  Ward Wood's goal is "to provide innovative good reads of a high literary standard in a variety of forms while also encouraging aspiring authors to work towards publication."You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org, where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunes Subscribe using our RSS feed Thank you for listening to Off the Shelf!

In Episode 11 of this second season, Kghia and Simeon interview author Rae Lori. Rae is a prolific writer in several genres. She has written books, novellas and short stories that run the gamut of science fiction, fantasy, short roman noir, romance and paranormal under various pen names. Her manuscript, Hotel Sunset, won an Honorable Mention award in the 73rd Annual Writer's Digest Writing Competition. Rae is also very active in Second Life, teaching writing classes at "The Written Word" and participating in roleplaying communities.Our musical selection today is "Clockwork Dream" by the Deadly Nightshade Botanical Society, from their album "Clockwork Dreams".You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org, where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunes Subscribe using our RSS feed Thank you for listening to Off the Shelf!

In our 10th episode, Kghia and Simeon interview Viv Trafalgar, Second Life Steamlands resident.  Viv is involved in several virtual world projects, such as Rezzable's Heritage Key, the New Babbage Aether Salon and a Second Life clothing business, just to name a few!Our music selection for today's show is "Something Doing" by Magnatune Artist Professor Armchair from his album "Too Much Mustard".You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org, where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunes Subscribe using our RSS feed Thank you for listening to Off the Shelf!

On Episode 9, in this second season, of Off the Shelf, Simeon and Kghia speak to writer Cassandra Curtis, who focuses on paranormal and erotic fiction.  In addition to being a writer, Cassandra has been a journalist, fine artist, teacher, film critic and a buyer for a clothing and jewelry store.  Cassandra won the 2006 Amber Quill Press Heat Wave Contest with her novella, Cup of Fate. In 2007, she was a finalist in the EPPIES (EPIC Awards) with her novella I Put A Spell On You.You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org, where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunes Subscribe using our RSS feed Thank you for listening to Off the Shelf!

In Episode 8, Kghia and Simeon speak to venerable author Robert E. Vardeman.  Robert has over 200 published novels, with a focus in science fiction and fantasy.  He also has multiple series of westerns and brought Tom Swift back to life in the Third Series (1980-1984).  We hope you enjoy this excellent discussion about Robert's past and future in writing!You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org, where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunesSubscribe using our RSS feedThank you for listening to Off the Shelf!

On lucky episode number seven, Kghia interviews one of Second Life's most iconic personalities — Crap Mariner. Podcaster, live music enthusiast, and author, Crap is one of the most recognized robots on the grid.  In spite of Crap's crappy internet connection, and multiple crashes during the live broadcast, Kghia speaks to him about his 100 word stories, Second Life musicians, Linden Lab and the kitchen sink.You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org, where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunesSubscribe using our RSS feedThank you for listening to Off the Shelf!

On the sixth episode of Off the Shelf, Kghia interviews Mitch Wagner, actual life journalist.  In his spare time, he hosts one of Second Life's most popular podcasts, Copper Robot.  We hope you enjoy this unique conversation between podcasters!You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org, where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunesSubscribe using our RSS feedThank you for listening to Off the Shelf!

In honor of "Horror Fest III: Tales of Terror", Simeon and Kghia talk with Mark Eller on this installment of "Off the Shelf".  Mark is an accomplished Author and Podcaster who is involved in a variety of projects.  You can learn more about Mark on his website at: http://www.markseller.com/ .  The featured song in this episode is "Wicked" by Scream Machine.You can listen to Off the Shelf via any of the following methods:Direct link to the show on Archive.org, where you can listen to it as a stream or download the audio file directlySubscribe on iTunesSubscribe using our RSS feedThank you for listening to Off the Shelf!