Podcasts about Golan

I'm joined by Peter M. Hoffman this week to discuss his new memoir, Karmic Winds, about his time in Hollywood as the tax lawyer who could figure out how to get movies financed and get people paid. Fans of 1980s action movies will recognize many of the names here, as Hoffman was a key figure in the Golan and Globus empire before becoming CEO of Carolco Pictures during their epic run of films that included Basic Instinct and Terminator 2. We also discussed the way tax laws helped—and then hindered—getting movies made, and Peter's own unfortunate run-in with IRS authorities. If you want the full story, make sure to check out his book, which goes into much more detail than we had time for here.This episode gets a bit in the weeds about tax law and the such, but I'd love to hear from folks about their favorite Carolco films. One that we touched on very briefly is Jacob's Ladder, a movie I've always found fascinating in part because I don't think it entirely works. Or at least, it didn't for me … but Peter's book highlights the ways in which the film reflects the Tibetan Book of the Dead, which may just be the key to unlocking it all. I'm excited to go back and revisit it with that idea in mind. 

Send us Fan MailYou should be grateful for MyChart these days. It probably saves you from situations like this. Barbi Benton goes to the hospital to pick up some test results, and ends up being harassed for pretty much an entire day! Just give her the damn results! In the meantime, of course, some mad killer is murdering people all around her. Stay away from that ninth floor, for sure! The Cannon Group, Golan & Globus bring to you, a hospital massacre! Cannon Films presents X-Ray (1981)!

In this must-watch video, we dive deep into the Ultra-Orthodox draft crisis and the leaked comments by former IDF General Yair Golan that reveal the real battle happening inside Israel.While mainstream media frames the ultra-Orthodox draft debate as simply “equal burden sharing,” the truth is far more significant. This is a fundamental cultural war over the future identity of the Jewish state: Will Israel remain dominated by secular elites, or will it embrace its Jewish roots and become a stronger, more religious nation?Yair Golan's private admission exposes the hypocrisy, integrating the Ultra-Orthodox community into the IDF is a long-term societal process, not something that can be forced through populist slogans or quick legislation. Yet the secular left continues to weaponize the ultra-Orthodox draft issue to attack Netanyahu's government and delegitimize religious and nationalist Israelis.After October 7th, thousands of Ultra-Orthodox Jews wanted to enlist, but the system largely rejected them. Why? Because parts of the military and cultural elite fear the natural outcome: a more religious, more Jewish, and more nationalist IDF.This video exposes the deep state dynamics, the growing power of religious soldiers in the IDF, and the real struggle for Israel's soul.Topics covered:Haredi draft crisis 2026Yair Golan leaked commentsReligious soldiers in the IDFSecular elite vs Jewish identityUltra-Orthodox enlistmentCultural transformation in IsraelIf you want to understand the real forces shaping Israel's future, from the Ultra-Orthodox draft to the battle between Jewish identity and secular liberalism, this video is essential viewing.Like | Share | Comment | Subscribe for more unapologetic truth about Israel.Am Yisrael ChaiJoin Our Whatsapp Channel: https://chat.whatsapp.com/GkavRznXy731nxxRyptCMvFollow us on Twitter: https://x.com/AviAbelowJoin our Telegram Channel: https://t.me/aviabelowpulseFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pulse_of_israel/?hl=enPulse of Israel on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IsraelVideoNetworkVisit Our Website - https://pulseofisrael.com/Donate to Pulse of Israel: https://pulseofisrael.com/boost-this-video/

Ilana Golan, CEO and Founder of Leap Academy and a former F-16 flight instructor turned Intel VP, joins John Golden to unpack why portfolio careers and the Adaptability Quotient (AQ) now matter more than any title in an AI-driven job market. She shares the four-step reinvention framework she teaches to mid- and late-career professionals worldwide. Learn more at https://www.leapacademy.com/.

Timecop (1994) Director: Peter HyamsCast: Jean-Claude Van Damme, Mia Sara, Ron Silver, Bruce McGillTime travel has been invented — and naturally, someone's already trying to weaponize it to steal an election. Welcome to Timecop, the 1994 JCVD action sci-fi spectacle where the mullets are questionable, the CGI is deeply committed to being bad, and the concept is actually way more interesting than it has any right to be.In this week's episode of Dewey Pod Monster, Sean and John strap in, hit 88 mph (or whatever the hell they use in this movie), and dive into one of Jean-Claude Van Damme's most enduring and most gloriously flawed films.In this episode, we discuss:Same Matter, Different Problems — The movie beats you over the head with its one rule of time travel — "the same matter can't occupy the same space at the same time" — exactly five zillion times, and somehow still makes a mess of it. We break down every paradox, plot hole, and moment where the logic completely waved goodbye and walked off a cliff.1994 Predicted Everything (Badly) — Ron Silver's corrupt senator wants to buy the presidency using time-stolen money and the power of television. In 2004. It's played as a sinister, far-fetched scheme. We... had some feelings about how eerily close to home that lands in 2025.The CGI Crimes of Our Time — From the rubber-faced time-warp tunnel sequences to the absolute train wreck of Ron Silver touching Ron Silver, this movie's visual effects are a special kind of ambitious failure. We discuss what a modern reboot could do with 30 extra years of technology — and why we'd actually show up for that.We Also Talked About:Body Count (1986) (Tubi)— Sean caught this Ruggero Deodato (of Cannibal Holocaust fame) Italian slasher set in an autumnal forest. Incoherent plot, Friday the 13th vibes that go completely off the rails, and a banger theme song by Claudio Simonetti that rivals Friday the 13th Part III. Charles Napier and David Hess show up. Available on Tubi if you're feeling adventurous.I'm Going to Be Famous (1983) (Ok.Ru) — A direct-to-video melodrama about aspiring actors gunning for their big break, featuring Dick Sargent (I Dream of Jeannie) as a theatrical director. It goes places. Specifically, it ends with a live on-air shooting and a farmer dad beaming with pride that his son is finally on TV. Sean does not heartily recommend it but cannot stop talking about it.Widow's Bay (Apple Tv)— A new Apple TV+ horror-comedy series starring Matthew Rhys (Perry Mason, The Americans) as the skeptical mayor of a cursed New England island. Sean is fully sold — it leans hard into the comedy and actually sticks the landing, which John argues is the only way a horror-comedy works. Eight episodes, dropping weekly.Electric Boogaloo: The Wild, Untold Story of Cannon Films (2014) (Youtube) — John calls this a high recommend for anyone who grew up watching late '70s and '80s action trash. A relentlessly entertaining documentary full of insane production stories, Golan and Globus being magnificently delusional, Tobe Hooper being surprisingly articulate, and more T&A than any non-pornographic documentary has any business containing. Pair with The Go-Go Boys but watch that one first.The Bride (2025) (Amazon) — Maggie Gyllenhaal directs this very loose Bride of Frankenstein retelling with Christian Bale and Jessie Buckley. Looks gorgeous. Both leads are great. Opens five storylines and closes exactly zero of them satisfyingly. Goth Moulin Rouge meets Bonnie and Clyde vibes. John is somewhere in the middle, but would absolutely watch a sequel.New episodes of the Dewey Pod Monster podcast drop every week. We're proud members of the YouRun Podcast Network.

This week on The 80s Movie Podcast, host Edward Havens launches a new semi-regular series, Produced and Abandoned, spotlighting films that were completed but largely discarded by their distributors. First up: the bizarre and nearly forgotten 1980 horror-comedy Dr. Heckyl and Mr. Hype, a very loose retelling of "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," starring Oliver Reed in a dual role, and written and directed by Charles B. Griffith, the legendary screenwriter behind The Little Shop of Horrors. Produced by Cannon Films, the movie was rushed from concept to completion in just a few months, only to practically vanish from theaters. Edward explores the film's wild production history, from Griffith's original comedy concept and failed attempt to cast Dick Van Dyke to Oliver Reed's last-minute involvement and the movie's mysterious disappearance after only a handful of theatrical screenings. Plus: the connections to cult favorites like Condorman and The Apple, the strange international afterlife of the film on VHS, and why forgotten studio castoffs like Dr. Heckyl and Mr. Hype still deserve rediscovery decades later. ----more---- Transcript From Los Angeles, California, the entertainment capital of the world. It's The 80s Movie Podcast. I'm your host, Edward Havens. Thank you for listening today. Today, on this 137th episode of the show, I'm going to be starting a new semi-regular series called Produced and Abandoned, that brings movies that were made and barely exhibited back to the spotlight, if even only for a moment. One of the many advantages of having a non-linear podcast like this one is that I, as the host and the researcher and the writer, can zag unexpectedly at a moment's notice when I feel compelled to. And that happened to me this week. For a film historian like myself who focuses on movies from a specific discipline like, say, from the 1980s, the internet is a veritable cornucopia of people who share in some way many of your same passions, and you will find them doing a lot of the legwork unintentionally for you, or pointing you in a direction you didn't know you needed to go. In 2026, I. Edward Havens, still have an active Facebook account, which I mainly use to keep in touch with my friends and family who are scattered throughout the globe. I have curated my feed so that the non-relative crazy uncles and aunts of the world, with their tinfoil hats and indecipherable conspiracy theories about the strangest subjects, do not reach me. So it's not as toxic a space as many people know it to be. Some time last week, thanks to filmmaker Adam Rifkin, I learned about a private Facebook group called Old Movie Newspaper and Print Ads from Around the World. Nearly a century of digital newspaper clippings, mostly from the United States and mostly from the 1970s and 1980s. If, for example, if you wanted to know how many theaters the god awful 1988 Joe Piscopo horror/action/comedy film Dead Heat opened at in Detroit in May of 1988, I can tell you that now. It was twenty one theaters, by the way. Including four drive ins. And while perusing this private Facebook group of insane movie nerds, my kind of people, I saw an ad for an Oliver Reed movie I had never heard of before, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hype. Well, the episode that I had been working on, that I've been tinkering with for damn more than two years now, was moved to the backburner once again, for the time being. I had to learn more about this movie, and I had to learn about it right then and there, because that's who I am. At one thirty in the morning, with a toddler ready to wake up in five and a half hours. I was exhausted, but at least I was going to get the ball rolling. And what I discovered is just how amazingly quick this film went from concept to writing, to production to completion. In an interview published in the 1997 book "BackStory 3: Interviews with Screenwriters of the 1960s," the film's writer and director, Charles B. Griffith, described how the film came together. The title, originally "Doctor Feelgood and Mr. Hype," was one of several joke titles and ideas that Griffith had come up with for an expected meeting with Francis Ford Coppola about getting a movie made in the late 1970s. Griffith's own pitch for the film was that a hippie invents a new drug that turns its users into advertising executives. It was more meant to be an opening icebreaker joke than a real movie. After filming the movie Up From the Depths in the Philippines in 1978, Griffith would find himself talking to Cannon Films co-president Menahem Golan, who wanted Griffith to write a screenplay for The Happy Hooker Goes to Hollywood. While that film would get made, it would get made without Griffith ever signing on to it. But the two men would continue to talk regularly, as Griffith had been a roommate of Golan's when the Israeli filmmaker first arrived in America. And during one of those talks around New Year's Day of 1980s, Golan asked Griffith, who had just finished a two decade long, two dozen screenplay working relationship with Roger Corman, what he wanted to do next, Griffith would blurt out, for whatever reason, the title and pitch for "Doctor Feelgood and Mr. Hype," and Golan loved the idea. He was ready to put $750,000 into the production, provided Griffith had the film ready in four months... Ready to screen at the Cannes Film Market in four months, that is. Now, Griffith hadn't written a script for "Doctor Feelgood" at this point. All he had was that very basic one line concept, because it was never meant to be an actual film. Breaking down his timeline, Griffith figured he had three weeks to write and prep the film, a month to shoot, and two weeks to edit the footage. Of the $750,000 budget. Griffith would get twenty five thousand dollars to write and another twenty five thousand dollars to direct. As mentioned a moment ago, Griffith was a veteran of working with Roger Corman, so getting a shooting script ready in three weeks shouldn't have been a problem. Griffith, after all, had famously written the screenplay for The Little Shop of Horrors in just two days, and Griffith would completely change the direction of the story as well as the title. Cannon's own press release for the film would sum up the new story thusly... Horror spoof. Very loosely based on the R. L. Stevenson story, Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Lovable yet unattractive, chiropodist doctor Henry Heckle takes an overdose of a slimming drug, believing it will kill him. The drug transforms him and he becomes handsome and slim. He seduces several women, all of whom recoil from him when they see the ugliness in his eyes. The drug begins to wear off, and he takes a second dose, and he begins to terrorize the local community. Finally, he realizes that his love, Coral, loves him for himself, preferring the physically ugly but the spiritually beautiful. At first, Griffith tried to get the legendary Dick Van Dyke to play the titular characters, but Mr. Van Dyke was booked for all of 1980, appearing in the title role in a Broadway revival and U.S. tour of The Music Man. So he would turn to his second choice, who was, naturally as one would expect as a second choice to be for the wiry, immensely talented singer, dancer and actor Dick Van Dyke, the incredibly talented but somewhat pudgy, hirsute and not exactly known as a singer and dancer, Oliver Reed. By 1980, Mr. Reed had lost a lot of his star luster that made him an unusual heartthrob throughout the late 60s and early 70s. Not that he wasn't working on a regular basis. In fact, when Reed agreed to take the lead roles here, Griffith would have exactly one week to work with the legendary actor, who had a tiny hole in his schedule before he needed arrive in Paris to begin production on Disney's Condorman. That wouldn't be a problem for Griffith, who was used to dealing with massive production changes at the last minute. Reed's casting was announced to the press in late February, after Griffith had already cast Catherine Mary Stewart, who had recently finished her first film role in Menahem Golan's The Apple, as Coral, the beautiful young woman who falls for Heckyl, as well as Corman regulars Mel Welles and Dick Miller, and Jackie Coogan, the child star of Charlie Chaplin's The Kid Who found a renewed fame as Uncle Fester on the beloved 1960s television sitcom The Addams Family. The film would also be the first film for diminutive actor Tony Cox, best known as Marcus from the Bad Santa movies. Filming was scheduled to begin on March 3rd in Los Angeles. The schedule front loaded to get everything they needed from Reid before they lost him. But just before filming began, Griffith would lose his leading lady. I can't find out why Catherine Mary Stewart left the film before production began, but Griffith would find her replacement in Sonny Johnson. Johnson certainly had more film experience than Stewart, having appeared on an episode of Charlie's Angels, and featured in Bill Murray's Where the Buffalo Roam and in Animal House... although her scenes in the latter film would end up on the proverbial cutting room floor. Johnson would go on to co-star alongside Jennifer Beals in 1983's Flashdance, before sadly passing away in June of 1984 at the age of thirty of a ruptured aneurysm. She would join the cast the day before production began. Despite the legendary tales of Reed and his love of debauchery and excessive drinking, there are no contemporary reports of him being anything but an absolute gentleman on and off the set during his time with the production. The only issue Griffith had with the actor was that Reed had a fantastic take on heckle with a brilliant New York accent and sophistication. But, for Hyde, he would be slow and ponderous. You know, like the stereotypes of Oliver Reed. Busy with production, Griffith never noticed that in the Hollywood press, Cannon Films had, in promoting the 17 films they'd be selling at the Cannes Film Festival's market in early May, been telling the press that the budget for Dr. Heckyl was not $750,000, but $3,000,000. A not unusual mood for producers trying to get bigger sales from foreign markets. But sure enough, Griffith would have a 99 minute movie fully edited by Skip Schoolnik, whose next editing job would be on Halloween 2, and a musical score by Richard Band, ready for its first Cannes Film Market screening on May 11th. The film would screen a total of 8 times in 11 days, although there aren't any reports of how many countries cannon might have sold the film to during those two weeks. From all contemporary appearances, Cannon was preparing to open the film in the United States on October 10th, a date seemingly picked because Oliver Reed would be done with Condorman and not due on the set of his next film, Tobe Hooper's Venom, until the end of October. And as would be the norm in 1980, Cannon would prepare a sneak preview of the film to gauge audience reaction. On Friday, July 18th,1980, Dr. Heckyl and Mr. Hype would have a sneak preview at the Nickelodeon Theater in Boston, and according to the person who posted the image in the Movie Ads Facebook group, that would be the only paying public screening of the film, that it would be shelved forever from theatrical screening ,and banished to an otherwise ignoble premiere on VHS some years later. And while that is mostly true, it's not exactly one hundred percent true. I was able to find at least two actual theatrical release play dates, both opening on that same July 18th as the Boston sneak preview, at the Golden Mile Twin and the Imperial 6 in Toronto, two evening shows a day at the Golden Mile and five daily shows at the Imperial 6. The only contemporary hint as to how the film played in Toronto was that both screens dropped the film after a single week. Cannon would continue to promote and show the movie at various film festivals and markets around the globe, including at the Montreal Film Festival in late August 1980, where Menachem Golan's crazy disco sci-fi musical The Apple was screening in competition. And in an August 26th, 1980 article about Cannon Films in The Hollywood Reporter, it would be stated that Dr. Heckyl was one of eight movies Cannon was still planning to release theatrically before the end of the year. Except that never ended up happening. Dr. Heckyl and Mr. Hype does not appear to have ever played in any cinema outside of, maybe, one screening at a film festival in Barcelona on June 8th, 1981, but I can't find anything about this screening outside of a listing on the IMDb's Release info page. The film would start showing up on VHS tapes around the world, with titles like Experiência Fatal in Brazil, Boyfriend and Wild in Greece, Dr. Hekiru to Mr. Haipu in Japan. And my personal favorite, I'm Ugly, But I Want to Conquer in Hungary. In May of 2026, one can find the movie available for free with ads on the Tubi platform, as well as a pirated copy on the most popular English language video sharing platform. I might sit down one day and watch it, but as I said on the previous episode, I have a lot of plans for this podcast. Thank you for joining us. We'll talk again, hopefully, real soon. Remember to visit this episode's page on our website, https://the80smoviepodcast.com/, for extra materials about Dr. Heckyl and Mr. Hype. The 80s Movie Podcast has been researched, written, narrated, and edited by Edward Havens for Idiosyncratic Entertainment. Thank you again. Good night.

The career ladder is burning. And if you are still waiting for the right moment to adapt, you are already behind.In this episode, John sits down with Ilana Golan, founder of Leap Academy, to unpack what it actually takes to own your growth in a world where 92 million jobs are projected to be displaced in the next two years. From growing up a shy kid in Israel and becoming one of the first women to lead a flight instructor squad in the Israeli Air Force, to hitting rock bottom after a co-founder betrayal and building back stronger, Ilana brings a rare combination of raw honesty and practical frameworks to this conversation.They cover the 555 rule for cutting through decision paralysis, what it means to build a portfolio career, and why people will no longer pay for knowledge but will always pay for transformation.If you are ready to stop being a one-trick pony and start building something that holds up regardless of what AI throws at you, this conversation is the one to watch. Visit www.jbarrows.com and learn how you can Make It Happen.What You'll LearnWhy hard work still beats raw talent in any eraHow to use the 555 rule to escape decision paralysisWhat it looks like to lose your identity and rebuild from nothingThe case for building a portfolio career before you are forced toWhy people will not pay for knowledge but will pay for transformationIlana Golan was an F-16 Flight instructor in the Air Force and the first female commander in her squad, a tech executive, and now the founder of Leap Academy, one of the fastest-growing companies in America.Leap Academy is disrupting professional education and is the only platform in the world today that helps individuals create portfolio careers and get ready for the future of work. Her disruption of professional education has caught the attention of leaders such as Richard Branson, Garyvee, and the Presidents of some of the biggest companies in the world.Ilana won Inc 500, Startup of the Year for 2023, CEO World Award, 40 Women to Watch, and has been on the biggest stages in the world, including Tech Crunch Disrupt, Google Startup Accelerator, Inman Connect, Executive MBA Programs, and more. Ilana was also invited to give a private talk for Richard Branson and a very selected CEOs on his private island.Connect with Llana!LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ilanagolan/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ilanagolanleapWebsite: https://www.ilanagolan.com/Learn more about Leap Academy: https://www.leapacademy.com/Join her free 3-day training: www.leapacademy.com/makeithappenJohn Barrows is a sales trainer, speaker, and founder of JB Sales with over 25 years of experience in the industry. He has made hundreds of cold calls a week, led startups to acquisition, and trained high-performing teams at companies like Salesforce, LinkedIn, Amazon, and Okta. Through JB Sales, John focuses on practical sales execution—helping reps fill pipeline, close deals, and build trust with buyers in today's AI-driven sales environment.Connect with John Barrows:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnbarrows/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/johnmbarrows/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@johnmbarrowsCheck out John's Membership: https://go.jbarrows.com/Join John's Newsletter: https://www.jbarrows.com/newsletter

Fluent Fiction - Hebrew: Homecoming and Reflections: An Israeli Independence Tale Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/he/episode/2026-05-10-07-38-19-he Story Transcript:He: האהל היה קטן וחמים, מוקף בגבעות גליליות וגבעות ירוקות של הגולן.En: The tent was small and warm, surrounded by the rolling hills and green mounds of the Golan.He: למעלה, השמים היו כחולים ובהירים, ורוח חמימה ליטפה את הפנים.En: Above, the sky was blue and clear, and a warm breeze caressed the face.He: מדובר היה ביום אביבי נהדר, יום העצמאות של ישראל.En: It was a wonderful spring day, Yom Ha'atzmaut, Israel's Independence Day.He: אלון עמד בפתח האוהל, נשם עמוקות והרהר על הזמן שעבר.En: Alon stood at the entrance of the tent, took a deep breath, and reflected on the time that had passed.He: "יעל," הוא קרא בעדינות, פונה לחברתו מילדות שעמדה בקרבת מקום.En: "Yael," he gently called, addressing his childhood friend who stood nearby.He: היא הביטה בו בחיוך רך, שערה נושב ברוח והיה נראה שהיא ממתינה למילים שלו.En: She looked at him with a soft smile, her hair blowing in the wind, and it seemed as if she was waiting for his words.He: "את זוכרת כשהיינו ילדים, היינו מטפסים על הגבעה הזאת?En: "Do you remember when we were kids, we used to climb that hill?"He: ""היו פעמים שאפילו חלמנו רחוק מכאן," השיבה יעל, עיניה מלאות זיכרונות.En: "There were times we even dreamed far beyond here," Yael replied, her eyes full of memories.He: היא הרגישה שבאותם רגעים, היא מגלה אצל אלון את הילד ששיחק איתה בזמן עבר.En: She felt that in those moments, she was discovering in Alon the child who used to play with her in the past.He: אלון חזר לגולן אחרי שנים רבות בחו"ל.En: Alon had returned to the Golan after many years abroad.He: חייו בעיר הגדולה השאירו אותו תשוש.En: His life in the big city had left him exhausted.He: הוא חיפש את מהות חייו.En: He was searching for the essence of his life.He: אולי במקום שבו התחיל הכל, הוא ימצא תשובות.En: Perhaps in the place where it all began, he would find answers.He: יעל, במשך השנים, נאחזה בקרקע ובמסורת הגולן.En: Yael, over the years, had clung to the land and the traditions of the Golan.He: היא הייתה שמחה ושקועה בחייה הקבועים.En: She was happy and immersed in her stable life.He: הערב ירד ובחווה נערכו חגיגות יום העצמאות.En: Evening fell, and in the farm, Yom Ha'atzmaut celebrations were taking place.He: הנוף מלא באורות.En: The landscape was full of lights.He: אלון חווה רגע כשתצפת בנערים מדליקים משואה, תובנה חדשה החלה להתגלות בתוכו.En: Alon experienced a moment as he watched the youths lighting a beacon, and a new insight began to reveal itself within him.He: האור סימל לו המשכיות ותקווה.En: The light symbolized continuity and hope for him.He: זו הייתה חוויה מחברת ומחזירה.En: It was a connecting and returning experience.He: "יש דברים שלא משתנים," אמר יעל, מבטם פוגש אחד בשני.En: "Some things don't change," said Yael, their gazes meeting each other.He: "אבל גם השינויים הם חלק מהחיים.En: "But changes are also part of life."He: "אלון ניקה את גרונו לפני שענה, "אולי השורשים שלי פה, ועדין אני יכול להמשיך לגדול למקומות אחרים.En: Alon cleared his throat before responding, "Maybe my roots are here, and yet I can continue to grow into other places."He: " שניהם הבינו שהקשר ביניהם חזק יותר מהמרחק ומההיבטים השונים של חייהם.En: Both of them understood that the bond between them was stronger than the distance and the different aspects of their lives.He: היו להם הרבה סיפורים לשתף וחלומות לפרום.En: They had many stories to share and dreams to unravel.He: אלון הבין שלא משנה היכן הוא נמצא, תמיד יישארו לו שורשים שיוכלו להחזיק אותו.En: Alon realized that no matter where he was, he would always have roots that could hold him.He: יעל גילתה שהיא יכולה להיות חלק מחייו של אלון, גם אם הם הולכים בכיוונים שונים.En: Yael discovered she could be part of Alon's life, even if they were heading in different directions.He: בלילות הבאים תחת שמיים זרועי כוכבים, אלון ויעל חלקו בקבין את הסיפורים והחלומות שלהם.En: In the nights that followed under starry skies, Alon and Yael shared their stories and dreams in the cabin.He: ידידותם התחזקה.En: Their friendship strengthened.He: כשעלה השחר החדש, הם ידעו שלמרות השינויים, תמיד יוכלו להיות שם אחד בשביל השני.En: When the new dawn rose, they knew that despite the changes, they could always be there for each other.He: שלום חדש נזרע בנפשותיהם.En: A new peace was sown in their souls. Vocabulary Words:rolling: גליליותmounds: גבעותcaressed: לטפהwonderful: נהדרreflected: הרהרclimb: מטפסיםexhausted: תשושessence: מהותclung: נאחזהimmersed: שקועהbeacon: משואהinsight: תובנהcontinuity: המשכיותsymbolized: סימלgazes: מבטםthroat: גרוןbond: קשרunravel: לפרוםroots: שורשיםstrengthened: התחזקהdawn: שחרpeace: שלוםsouls: נפשותgently: בעדינותsoft: רךmemories: זיכרונותdiscovering: מגלהbeyond: רחוקstable: קבועיםlandscape: נוףBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/fluent-fiction-hebrew--5818690/support.

!!!Please subscribe and share!!! Hosted by Daniel Coolbaugh For this episode of Season 5, I had the pleasure of interviewing writer, filmmaker, and business man Wolf Golan. We had a great chat about his extensive catalog, his Chandera Series, and his writing inspirations. Make sure to check out his newest release and his book and social links in the space below: Author Amazon Profile: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B0C6L69V84 Author Goodreads Profile: https://www.goodreads.com/author/list/23425941.Wolf_Golan Podcast Channel Links: Patreon: patreon.com/TFSFP Website: https://thefantasyandscififanaticspod.com/ Youtube Channel Subscription: https://youtube.com/@thefantasyandsci-fifanatic2328 Rss.com: https://media.rss.com/thefantasyandsci-fifanaticspodcast/feed.xml Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2aCCUhora9GdLAduLaaqiu?si=cl-8VWgaSrOGDwJg-cKONQ Facebook Group join link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/402724958101648/?ref=share

Fluent Fiction - Hebrew: Hope Springs Anew: Triumph Amidst Golan's Field Hospital Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/he/episode/2026-04-30-07-38-19-he Story Transcript:He: בבוקר אביבי, בגולן הירוק והפורח, פעל בית החולים שדה כקן דבורים הומה.En: On a spring morning, in the green, blossoming Golan, the field hospital buzzed like a busy beehive.He: טמר רצה בין מיטות החולים, החיוניות שלה חזקה אך עייפה.En: Tamar ran between the hospital beds, her vitality strong yet weary.He: היא כבר כמה חודשים כאן, ועכשיו, עם חג הפסח באוויר, הרגישה את ההעומס הכבד מתקרב.En: She had been here for several months already, and now, with Passover in the air, she felt the heavy burden approaching.He: איתן, חייל צעיר שנפצע בשדה הקרב, שכב על אחת המיטות.En: Eitan, a young soldier wounded on the battlefield, lay on one of the beds.He: הוא הסתכל מסביב, רואה את חבריו מגיעים פצועים מתקרית הקרבות הסוערת.En: He looked around, seeing his friends arriving injured from the fierce combat incident.He: כל מה שרצה זה לקום ולעזור, אבל הגוף שלו הגביל אותו.En: All he wanted was to get up and help, but his body limited him.He: "טמר," הוא קרא כשהיא עברה לידו.En: "Tamar," he called as she passed by him.He: "מה אני יכול לעשות? אני לא יכול רק לשכב כאן."En: "What can I do? I can't just lie here."He: טמר עצרה לשנייה, חיוך עייף על פניה.En: Tamar paused for a second, a tired smile on her face.He: "אתה יכול לדבר איתם, לעודד אותם. זה עוזר יותר ממה שאתה חושב."En: "You can talk to them, encourage them. It helps more than you think."He: היא המשיכה בבהילות, עובדת עם חומרים מוגבלים.En: She continued urgently, working with limited supplies.He: המציאות המאתגרת הכריחה אותה להיות יצירתית.En: The challenging reality forced her to be creative.He: היא מצאה פתרונות מתוך המעט הקיים, ואת ליבו של איתן זה נגע.En: She found solutions from the little available, and it touched Eitan's heart.He: "היא כמהה להצליח," חשב לעצמו.En: "She strives to succeed," he thought to himself.He: "אני יכול גם לעשות יותר."En: "I can do more too."He: בעוד הזמן עבר והפציעות מתרבות, איתן הקדיש את עצמו לשיחות קצרות עם יתר הפצועים.En: As time passed and the injuries multiplied, Eitan devoted himself to brief conversations with the other wounded.He: הוא שמר על רוחם, סיפר בדיחות קטנות ולהפתעתו, הרגשת היכולת חזרה אליו.En: He kept their spirits up, told small jokes, and to his surprise, the feeling of capability returned to him.He: בתוך שעות הכניסה הצפופות, הטמפרמנט הדינמי של טמר ואיתן השפיע גם על הצוות.En: Within the crowded hours of admissions, the dynamic temperament of Tamar and Eitan also influenced the staff.He: בסופו של יום ארוך, הטיפול באחרון הפצועים הסתיים.En: At the end of a long day, the treatment of the last wounded soldier was completed.He: טמר נפלה בכיסאה, עייפות עוטפת אותה כמו שמיכה אבל בתוך ליבה ניצתה התקווה מחדש.En: Tamar collapsed into her chair, exhaustion enveloping her like a blanket, yet hope ignited anew in her heart.He: היא הבינה שכל מאמץ, כל חיוך, כל תחושה של אנושיות עושה הבדל.En: She realized that every effort, every smile, every sense of humanity makes a difference.He: איתן, שצועד לאט אך בטוח על קביים, חייך אליה בעיניים מוארות.En: Eitan, walking slowly but surely on crutches, smiled at her with bright eyes.He: "ראיתי שכולנו נתנו יחד," הוא אמר.En: "I saw that we all gave together," he said.He: "אפילו כשאנחנו לא יכולים לפעול פיזית."En: "Even when we can't act physically."He: ביחד, הם נותרו שקטים, מתבוננים באופק הגולן, יודעי כי עם כל אחד שמחלים, עוד התמודדות נפטרה, והאביב ממשיך לפרוח מחדש.En: Together, they remained silent, gazing at the horizon of the Golan, knowing that with each person who recovers, another challenge is overcome, and spring continues to bloom anew. Vocabulary Words:blossoming: הפורחhospital: בית החוליםvitality: החיוניותweariness: עייפותburden: העומסbattlefield: שדה הקרבcombat: קרבותlimited: מוגבליםcreative: יצירתיתstrives: כמההcapability: היכולתtemperament: הטמפרמנטdynamic: דינמיexhaustion: עייפותenveloping: עוטפתignited: ניצתהhumanity: אנושיותcrutches: קבייםbright: מוארותphysically: פיזיתhorizon: אופקrecovers: שמחליםchallenge: התמודדותweary: עייףurgent: בהילותsupplies: חומריםsolutions: פתרונותtouched: נגעspirits: רוחםjokes: בדיחותBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/fluent-fiction-hebrew--5818690/support.

Aquesta serà la quinzena edició del Sitges Pride i a més ho serà després d'haver passat un procés de licitació que permetrà a l'organització actual continuar durant els propers quatre anys. Comença així una nova etapa per a aquest esdeveniment que aquest any se celebrarà entre el 10 i el 14 de juny i que tornarà a tenir com a epicentre la zona village ubicada al Passeig de la Ribera. En aquesta edició a més s'incorporarà una zona gastronòmica de foodtrucks en aquest espai. La gran novetat arriba amb la incorporació d'un espai de caire més cultural i pedagògic ubicat a l'Espai Joan Tarrida on s'hi preveuen exposicions, xerrades i tallers destinats a públic fins i tot familiar. L'organització ha tirat endavant també el desenvolupament de l'app OutINSitges per tal de crear una agenda consultiva d'actes i esdeveniments locals. N'hem parlat amb Núria Golanó, membre de l'organització de la Sitges Pride. L'entrada Núria Golanó: “El Pride no és només festa” ha aparegut primer a Radio Maricel.

Depuis le début de la guerre qui secoue le Moyen-Orient, les autorités syriennes tentent de se maintenir à l'écart du conflit. Mais dans le sud du pays, les incursions israéliennes se multiplient depuis la chute de Bachar el-Assad. La semaine dernière, l'armée israélienne a même utilisé, pour la première fois, le sol syrien pour mener des opérations au Liban. Un jeune berger a également été tué. Dans ces villages frontaliers, les habitants redoutent une escalade. Ils craignent qu'Israël, qui pilonne actuellement le sud du Liban, ne cherche à étendre son contrôle jusqu'au sud de la Syrie.  De notre envoyée spéciale dans les zones frontalières au sud de la Syrie, Il s'appelait Oussama al-Fahd. Il avait 17 ans, était parti acheter une bouteille de gaz, vendredi 3 avril, lorsqu'un tir d'obus israélien s'est écrasé sur sa voiture. La carcasse du véhicule est toujours là, gisante, explosée sur le bas-côté. Son père dit ne pas comprendre pourquoi le jeune berger a été ciblé. « Ils ont choisi leur victime au hasard, sans aucune raison. Ils l'ont tué alors qu'il était innocent », dénonce-t-il.  Son village, Al-Rafid, se trouve à la lisière du Golan, que l'armée israélienne occupe depuis l'année 1967. Depuis la chute de Bachar al-Assad, cette dernière avance méthodiquement ses troupes à l'intérieur du territoire syrien. Chez Oussama, des positions se trouvent désormais de l'autre côté du jardin. « Depuis la chute d'Assad, Dieu en est témoin, nous n'avons pas eu un seul jour de répit. Israël vole nos terres, et en plus ils s'en réjouissent !, alerte le père du jeune garçon tué. Nous sommes nombreux dans ce village à être déplacés du Golan. Je suis moi-même déplacé du Golan. Nous ne partirons pas à nouveau, nous ne quitterons pas nos terres. Mais nous vivons dans la peur. Dans la peur qu'une guerre éclate demain ou après-demain. » À lire aussiLe «Grand Israël»: projet idéologique ou stratégie politique en marche? « Ils ont brûlé l'ensemble des terres » Le village tout entier vit depuis sous la menace directe des incursions israéliennes. Fadi Al-Mutairi, un voisin, possède 2 hectares de terres sur lesquels il n'est plus autorisé à se rendre. « Ils ont brûlé l'ensemble des terres près de leurs positions avec du glyphosate, soi-disant pour empêcher les bergers de s'approcher de leur frontière », témoigne-t-il. Entre ces nouvelles positions, des villages entiers se retrouvent enclavés. Les check-points israéliens se multiplient, empêchant les habitants de circuler. Ce fournisseur a désormais peur de prendre sa voiture pour aller travailler. « Ils choisissent toujours de se positionner sur un passage que l'on ne peut pas contourner en empruntant une route secondaire. Ce sont des barrages temporaires, imprévisibles : on ne peut pas savoir où et quand ils seront installés, s'effraie-t-il. On tombe dessus soudainement, sans pouvoir les anticiper. » À lire aussiSyrie: des habitants dénoncent la volonté d'Israël «d'étendre son occupation» près de Damas « Ils vont prendre toute la région » C'est sur un barrage de ce type que Wodi al-Bakri, 21 ans, s'est fait arrêter par des soldats israéliens il y a un an. Son père ne connaît ni la raison de cette arrestation, ni la localisation de sa prison. « Ils vont prendre toute la région, et personne ne reviendra. Israël entre et sort comme il souhaite, sans impunité. Ils comptent tout prendre, ils ont l'intention d'annexer toute la région, toute la province », s'indigne-t-il. Dans ces bourgades reculées, l'armée syrienne n'est pas déployée. Il y a seulement quelques contingents des Nations unies, censés maintenir la paix. Pour leurs habitants, il y a surtout la solitude. L'exemple de Gaza dévastée, plus récemment celui du Sud-Liban bombardé. Puis cette question qui revient : « Qui, aujourd'hui, est en mesure d'arrêter l'État israélien ? » À lire aussiGuerre au Moyen-Orient: plus de 300 morts dans les bombardements israéliens sur Beyrouth les plus violents depuis 1982

Depuis le début de la guerre qui secoue le Moyen-Orient, les autorités syriennes tentent de se maintenir à l'écart du conflit. Mais dans le sud du pays, les incursions israéliennes se multiplient depuis la chute de Bachar el-Assad. La semaine dernière, l'armée israélienne a même utilisé, pour la première fois, le sol syrien pour mener des opérations au Liban. Un jeune berger a également été tué. Dans ces villages frontaliers, les habitants redoutent une escalade. Ils craignent qu'Israël, qui pilonne actuellement le sud du Liban, ne cherche à étendre son contrôle jusqu'au sud de la Syrie.  De notre envoyée spéciale dans les zones frontalières au sud de la Syrie, Il s'appelait Oussama al-Fahd. Il avait 17 ans, était parti acheter une bouteille de gaz, vendredi 3 avril, lorsqu'un tir d'obus israélien s'est écrasé sur sa voiture. La carcasse du véhicule est toujours là, gisante, explosée sur le bas-côté. Son père dit ne pas comprendre pourquoi le jeune berger a été ciblé. « Ils ont choisi leur victime au hasard, sans aucune raison. Ils l'ont tué alors qu'il était innocent », dénonce-t-il.  Son village, Al-Rafid, se trouve à la lisière du Golan, que l'armée israélienne occupe depuis l'année 1967. Depuis la chute de Bachar al-Assad, cette dernière avance méthodiquement ses troupes à l'intérieur du territoire syrien. Chez Oussama, des positions se trouvent désormais de l'autre côté du jardin. « Depuis la chute d'Assad, Dieu en est témoin, nous n'avons pas eu un seul jour de répit. Israël vole nos terres, et en plus ils s'en réjouissent !, alerte le père du jeune garçon tué. Nous sommes nombreux dans ce village à être déplacés du Golan. Je suis moi-même déplacé du Golan. Nous ne partirons pas à nouveau, nous ne quitterons pas nos terres. Mais nous vivons dans la peur. Dans la peur qu'une guerre éclate demain ou après-demain. » À lire aussiLe «Grand Israël»: projet idéologique ou stratégie politique en marche? « Ils ont brûlé l'ensemble des terres » Le village tout entier vit depuis sous la menace directe des incursions israéliennes. Fadi Al-Mutairi, un voisin, possède 2 hectares de terres sur lesquels il n'est plus autorisé à se rendre. « Ils ont brûlé l'ensemble des terres près de leurs positions avec du glyphosate, soi-disant pour empêcher les bergers de s'approcher de leur frontière », témoigne-t-il. Entre ces nouvelles positions, des villages entiers se retrouvent enclavés. Les check-points israéliens se multiplient, empêchant les habitants de circuler. Ce fournisseur a désormais peur de prendre sa voiture pour aller travailler. « Ils choisissent toujours de se positionner sur un passage que l'on ne peut pas contourner en empruntant une route secondaire. Ce sont des barrages temporaires, imprévisibles : on ne peut pas savoir où et quand ils seront installés, s'effraie-t-il. On tombe dessus soudainement, sans pouvoir les anticiper. » À lire aussiSyrie: des habitants dénoncent la volonté d'Israël «d'étendre son occupation» près de Damas « Ils vont prendre toute la région » C'est sur un barrage de ce type que Wodi al-Bakri, 21 ans, s'est fait arrêter par des soldats israéliens il y a un an. Son père ne connaît ni la raison de cette arrestation, ni la localisation de sa prison. « Ils vont prendre toute la région, et personne ne reviendra. Israël entre et sort comme il souhaite, sans impunité. Ils comptent tout prendre, ils ont l'intention d'annexer toute la région, toute la province », s'indigne-t-il. Dans ces bourgades reculées, l'armée syrienne n'est pas déployée. Il y a seulement quelques contingents des Nations unies, censés maintenir la paix. Pour leurs habitants, il y a surtout la solitude. L'exemple de Gaza dévastée, plus récemment celui du Sud-Liban bombardé. Puis cette question qui revient : « Qui, aujourd'hui, est en mesure d'arrêter l'État israélien ? » À lire aussiGuerre au Moyen-Orient: plus de 300 morts dans les bombardements israéliens sur Beyrouth les plus violents depuis 1982

With a high-profile conflict between IDF soldiers and a CNN crew, the establishment of five new Israeli settler outposts on territory meant to be under Palestinian Authority control in a single night, and skyrocketing settler violence aimed at erasing Palestinians from their land, the situation in the West Bank has “definitely worsened” during the Iran war, Haaretz West Bank correspondent Matan Golan told the Haaretz Podcast. Golan joined her colleague, Yarden Michaeli, for a podcast conversation focused on what is unfolding in the West Bank and Gaza while the world’s attention is diverted to the major regional conflict between Iran, Israel and the United States. “It’s hard to count how many incidents of cars set on fire, and raids of settlers on Palestinian villages” have occurred over the past month, Golan said. What the West Bank and Gaza have in common, Michaeli noted, is a situation in which steps designed to be interim measures – such as the Yellow Line separating Gaza – don’t appear to be temporary. Since last autumn’s cease-fire, the IDF has maintained control of more than half of the Gaza Strip, and, as Michaeli explained, a Haaretz investigation has revealed the construction of military outposts and infrastructure that point to plans for an entrenched long-term presence. “All of this is happening in the context of the government pushing in a certain direction,” he explained, “and what makes us so concerned about it is the experience we have from the West Bank.” In the rest of the Strip, which remains under Hamas’ control, he said, the humanitarian crisis continues. “We have 2.1 million people now in Gaza that are crammed to less than half the size of the land that they had prior to the war” with hundreds of thousands living in tents or makeshift shelters amid destroyed buildings with no access to power, fuel or running water – and over 18,000 severely ill people who have been denied entry to the West Bank and Jerusalem to receive medical care by Israeli authorities, Michaeli explained. Read more: 32 Outposts, 10 Miles of Ground Barrier: IDF Builds New Border Line Inside Gaza. Here's How It Looks Gaza Aid Reduced by 80 Percent Since Start of Iran War as Food Prices Surge IDF Suspends Reserve Battalion Whose Soldiers Detained CNN Crew in West Bank Palestinian Man Shot Dead, 14 Wounded in West Bank Settler Raids as Five New Outposts Established in One Night Analysis by Dahlia Scheindlin | Don't Buy the Israeli Right's Sudden Concern for Settler Violence Who Gets to Decide What Counts as an Accident in the West Bank?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two lambada movies were released on March 16, 1990, but only one was written in 10 days and focuses on a Brazilian princess saving the rainforest by dancing on a TV show judged by Mama Coconut. Paul, June, and Jason watched The Forbidden Dance and discuss the cultural impact of the lambada, Joa the magical shaman, if the Jason character is a Choppleganger, Nisa's solo lambada dancing, Carmen offering her bed to a strange man to have sex in, and so much more. Plus, Paul chronicles the falling out between Cannon Films co-founders Golan and Golbus that led to the production of two dueling lambada films.   Buy our "Jason Baby Needs A Swayze" t-shirt for this episode in black here or white here. • Go to hdtgm.com for tour dates, merch, FAQs, and more• Have a Last Looks correction or omission? Call 619-PAULASK to leave us a voicemail!• Submit your Last Looks theme song to us here• Join the HDTGM conversation on Discord: discord.gg/hdtgm• Buy merch at howdidthisgetmade.dashery.com/• Order Paul's book about his childhood: Joyful Recollections of Trauma• Shop our new hat collection at podswag.com• Paul's Discord: discord.gg/paulscheer• Paul's YouTube page: youtube.com/paulscheer• Follow Paul on Letterboxd: letterboxd.com/paulscheer• Subscribe to Enter The Dark Web w/ Paul & Rob Huebel: youtube.com/@enterthedarkweb• Listen to Unspooled with Paul & Amy Nicholson: unspooledpodcast.com• Listen to The Deep Dive with June & Jessica St. Clair: thedeepdiveacademy.com/podcast• Instagram: @hdtgm, @paulscheer, & @junediane• Twitter: @hdtgm, @paulscheer, & msjunediane • Jason is not on social media• Episode transcripts available at how-did-this-get-made.simplecast.com/episodesGet access to all the podcasts you love, music channels and radio shows with the SiriusXM App! Get 3 months free using the link: siriusxm.com/hdtgm Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Yuval Golan is the Founder and CEO of Waltz, a fintech-proptech startup that simplifies US real estate investing for foreign buyers by providing an integrated digital experience for purchasing, financing, and managing properties remotely. Under Yuval's leadership, Waltz enables international investors from around the world to access American real estate markets while streamlining processes that traditionally take months and reducing cross-border friction. The company is building infrastructure that makes investing in US real estate faster, more transparent, and accessible from anywhere in the world. In this episode… Cross-border real estate investing sounds exciting — until the paperwork, banking hurdles, and red tape start piling up. What does it actually take to move capital across borders and successfully own property in a market you don't physically live in? Drawing from his experience as a globally mobile entrepreneur, Yuval Golan believes the biggest barrier isn't opportunity; it's infrastructure. He explains that international investors are often forced to start from zero in every new country, rebuilding credit, banking relationships, and trust each time. From disconnected financial systems to visa issues and compliance hurdles, the process becomes unnecessarily fragmented. To navigate this, he advises investors to set up their entity and bank account early and work with trusted local partners like property managers who can handle issues on the ground. The takeaway is clear: the problem isn't demand for US real estate, but the outdated systems that make access so difficult — and the right preparation can make all the difference. In this episode of The Same Day Podcast, Yoni Schmidt is joined by Yuval Golan, Founder and CEO of Waltz, to discuss breaking down barriers in international real estate investing. Yuval explores why US real estate attracts global investors, the biggest obstacles foreign investors face, and how financing can be simplified. He also shares advice on structuring deals, avoiding common mistakes, and leveraging technology for a smoother investing experience.

We LOVE a musical. Just not this one.Host segments: What got Joe's attention?; what's your theology, movie?; mishaps in seltzer; there's really an Apple dance now!; academic snark; Schroedinger's Muppet movie; Harry Styles for Alfie!

Après les opérations lancées sur Gaza en réponse aux attaques du Hamas le 7 octobre 2023 que certains observateurs ont jugé disproportionnées. Après une guerre de douze jours pour bombarder les installations nucléaires, puis l'occupation d'une partie du plateau du Golan, en Syrie, lors de la chute du régime de Bachar al-Assad. Israël s'est lancé aux côtés des États-Unis dans une nouvelle guerre face à l'Iran. L'État hébreu a, depuis, mis en place une zone tampon au sud Liban.  On sait que derrière ces opérations, le soutien américain est déterminant. Mais ces événements peuvent-elles laisser penser qu'Israël a les mains libres au Moyen-Orient ? Pour en débattre - Rina Bassist, correspondante de la radio israélienne à Paris et rédactrice au journal Al-Monitor.  - Antoine Basbous, politologue, associé chez Forward Global, directeur de l'Observatoire des pays arabes - Laure Foucher, maîtresse de recherche sur le Moyen-Orient à la Fondation pour la recherche stratégique. Spécialiste de la politique étrangère d'Israël.  →  La guerre israélo-américaine contre l'Iran : questions à Laure Foucher → La reconfiguration régionale voulue par Israël : quelles implications pour les intérêts stratégiques français ?

Après les opérations lancées sur Gaza en réponse aux attaques du Hamas le 7 octobre 2023 que certains observateurs ont jugé disproportionnées. Après une guerre de douze jours pour bombarder les installations nucléaires, puis l'occupation d'une partie du plateau du Golan, en Syrie, lors de la chute du régime de Bachar al-Assad. Israël s'est lancé aux côtés des États-Unis dans une nouvelle guerre face à l'Iran. L'État hébreu a, depuis, mis en place une zone tampon au sud Liban.  On sait que derrière ces opérations, le soutien américain est déterminant. Mais ces événements peuvent-elles laisser penser qu'Israël a les mains libres au Moyen-Orient ? Pour en débattre - Rina Bassist, correspondante de la radio israélienne à Paris et rédactrice au journal Al-Monitor.  - Antoine Basbous, politologue, associé chez Forward Global, directeur de l'Observatoire des pays arabes - Laure Foucher, maîtresse de recherche sur le Moyen-Orient à la Fondation pour la recherche stratégique. Spécialiste de la politique étrangère d'Israël.  →  La guerre israélo-américaine contre l'Iran : questions à Laure Foucher → La reconfiguration régionale voulue par Israël : quelles implications pour les intérêts stratégiques français ?

From Navy SEAL to Venture Builder:Nuri Golan on Turning Elite Operators into Elite EntrepreneursIn this week's Team Never Quit Podcast, Marcus and Melanie are joined by Nuri Golan, a man who proves that elite performance doesn't end when the uniform comes off — it evolves.A Veteran and Officer in the Israeli Navy SEALs, Nuri transitioned from high-stakes maritime operations to high-impact venture creation. Today, he is a serial entrepreneur, startup advisor, investor, and Managing Partner of Vetted — a powerful platform helping combat veterans build world-class companies.In this episode, Nuri shares how the mindset forged in special operations becomes a competitive advantage in the startup arena.Building & Exiting Multiple CompaniesNuri's entrepreneurial track record is nothing short of remarkable:·         Co-Founder & CEO of EXO Technologies (acquired by Lear Corporation)·         Co-Founder of Navmatic (acquired by Superpedestrian)·         Co-Founder of SosivioAfter EXO's acquisition, Nuri went on to lead Lear's corporate venture arm — investing in startups and venture funds, gaining firsthand insight into what separates promising founders from scalable operators.He brings a rare perspective: he's been the founder, the acquirer, and the investor.Vetted: Unlocking the Entrepreneurial Power of Combat VeteransToday, Nuri serves as Managing Partner of Vetted — an education, acceleration, and investment platform designed specifically for combat veterans from the U.S. and Israel.Through:·         The Vetted Startup Accelerator·         The Alpha-Bet Entrepreneurship ProgramVetted equips veterans with:·         Hands-on mentorship·         Early-stage funding·         Tactical business education·         A powerful cross-border founder & investor networkThe mission is clear: transform operational excellence into entrepreneurial success.Bridging Two Innovation PowerhousesAs an Israeli-American, Nuri is passionate about strengthening collaboration between U.S. and Israeli veteran communities — two ecosystems known for innovation, resilience, and leadership.He believes elite combat veterans represent one of the most untapped entrepreneurial resources in the world — disciplined, decisive, mission-driven leaders ready to build companies that matter.This conversation with Nuri Golan delivers powerful insight from someone who has operated — and succeeded — at the highest levels. In this episode you will hear:• By the time he was 19 or 20 [my grandfather] had already graduated from college and was in the U.S. Army. (8:31)• You don't have to precheck in Israel because it's mandatory service for Israeli's. (9:25)• We saw our family with tattoos on their arms from death camps and concentration camps they were sent to. (19:19)• In Israel, all of our officers are “Mustangs.” (Prior enlisted and then cross over to become officers) (26:51)• In Israel, you don't really have a lot of senior enlisted guys, especially operators. The most senior guys – the ones with the most experience – are officers. (30:11)Israeli Arabs, who are Israeli citizens, don't have to serve. Ulta orthodox Jews are also exempt from service. (31:44)• [Marcus] Do something for your people. (37:01)• I really wanted to help create a program to help show them [combat veterans] how to utilize the skills they got from their military training and service in the business world, because I realized that a lot of the skills that I got from the military is what helped me become a successful entrepreneur.0 (40:46)• Our program is open to all combat veterans from U.S and Israel. We also started an entrepreneurship school.0 (43:53)• Hamas operators don't walk around with rifles. (57:51)• Their command centers are all under Mosques and hospitals by design. (58:37)• There's always conflict so you'll go to Tel-Aviv in the middle of the war and you'll still see people on the beach playing volleyball, and out at restaurants. We have to continue to go on. That's how you fight terrorism. (61:36)• Israel is one of the most important partners that the United States has in the global landscape. (66:36)Support Nuri:- https://accelerator.thevetted.vc/ Support TNQ  - IG: team_neverquit , marcusluttrell , melanieluttrell , huntero13  -  https://www.patreon.com/teamneverquitSponsors:  - Navyfederal.org       - bubsnaturals.com [Promo code TNQ]  - davidprotein.com/TNQ  - mizzenandmain.com   [Promo code: TNQ20]   - masterclass.com/TNQ  - Dripdrop.com/TNQ  - ShopMando.com [Promo code: TNQ]  - Tractorsupply.com/hometownheroes  - meetfabiric.com/TNQ  - Prizepicks (TNQ)   - armslist.com/TNQ   -  PXGapparel.com/TNQ  - bruntworkwear.com/TNQ   - shipsticks.com/TNQ   - stopboxusa.com {TNQ}   - Tonal.com [TNQ]  - greenlight.com/TNQ  - drinkAG1.com/TNQ  - Hims.com/TNQ

Fluent Fiction - Hebrew: New Beginnings: Finding Courage Amidst Ancient Ruins Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/he/episode/2026-03-01-23-34-02-he Story Transcript:He: הבוקר היה קריר ומלא חיים בהרי הגולן.En: The morning was cool and full of life in the mountains of the Golan.He: אריאל ונועם הלכו לאט בין הגבעות הירוקות, נושמים את האוויר הצח של סוף חורף, כשהפריחה החדשה מתחילה לצבוע את הנוף.En: Ariel and Noam walked slowly between the green hills, breathing in the fresh air at the end of winter, as the new blossoms began to color the landscape.He: אריאל, עם עיניים נוצצות מהרפתקה, אהבה את ההיסטוריה והתרבות שהמקום הציע.En: Ariella, her eyes sparkling from adventure, loved the history and culture the place offered.He: לצד נועם, היא הרגישה שמשהו חדש יכול להתחיל.En: Next to Noam, she felt that something new could begin.He: נועם, לעומתה, היה עמוק במחשבותיו.En: Noam, on the other hand, was deep in thought.He: האפשרות לעזוב את מקום עבודתו הנוכחי לטובת הזדמנות חדשה ריחפה מעליו.En: The possibility of leaving his current job for a new opportunity loomed over him.He: כאשר הם עצרו ליד חורבות עתיקות, נועם הציץ לכיוון אריאל, תוהה אם היא תבין את הלבטים שלו.En: As they stopped by ancient ruins, Noam glanced at Ariella, wondering if she would understand his dilemmas.He: ״תראה,״ אמרה פתאום אריאל, מצביעה על חתיכת כלי חרס עתיק שנצנצה עם קרני השמש.En: "Look," Ariel suddenly said, pointing to a piece of ancient pottery that sparkled in the sun's rays.He: ״אני תוהה איזה סיפורים היא יכולה לספר.En: "I wonder what stories it could tell."He: ״ היא הרימה אותו בזהירות והחזיקה בידיה, פתאום מרגישה את הצורך לשתף.En: She carefully picked it up and held it in her hands, suddenly feeling the need to share.He: ״אני רוצה להתחיל משהו חדש, משהו חשוב,״ היא אמרה בקול רך, כמעט מתנצלת.En: "I want to start something new, something important," she said softly, almost apologetically.He: נועם הנהן, העביר את מבטו מהחרס אל עיניה של אריאל.En: Noam nodded, shifting his gaze from the pottery to Ariella's eyes.He: ״גם אני,״ הוא הודה.En: "So do I," he admitted.He: ״אני לא בטוח מה הצעד הנכון, אבל יש לי קצת פחד לשנות.En: "I'm not sure what the right step is, but I have a bit of fear about change."He: ״הם התרווחו על גבעה קטנה, מתבוננים בשמש השוקעת מעל ההרים.En: They settled on a small hill, watching the sun set over the mountains.He: האור הזהוב נשפך סביבם והעניק לשיחה שלהם איכות מוארת.En: The golden light enveloped them and gave their conversation an illuminated quality.He: נועם מרגיש פתאום שהשינוי הקרב לא נראה כל כך מפחיד.En: Noam suddenly felt that the impending change didn't seem so scary.He: ״כן, לפעמים צריך סיפור חדש,״ אריאל חייכה, נוגעת בעדינות בכתפו של נועם.En: "Yes, sometimes you need a new story," Ariel smiled, gently touching Noam's shoulder.He: ״אולי כמו החרס הזה, אנחנו לא יודעים את כל הסיפור, אבל זה בסדר.En: "Maybe like this pottery, we don't know the whole story, but that's okay."He: ״באותה הרגע, נועם הבין שהוא יכול להרשות לעצמו לקחת את הקפיצה.En: At that moment, Noam realized he could allow himself to take the leap.He: אולי השיחה הזו דווקא הייתה הסימן שהוא חיפש.En: Perhaps this conversation was actually the sign he was looking for.He: הוא הרגיש נימה של ביטחון כאשר אריאל שיתפה את תשוקתה לעבר, וזה נתן לו השראה לחשוב על העתיד.En: He felt a note of confidence as Ariel shared her passion for the past, which inspired him to think about the future.He: כששניהם קמו לחזור ליישוב, הייתה תחושה נעימה של הבנה הדדית.En: As they both got up to return to the settlement, there was a pleasant sense of mutual understanding.He: אריאל למדה לומר את מה שהיא מרגישה בלי פחד, ונועם הבין שהזדמנויות חדשות הן חלק מהחיים.En: Ariella learned to express what she felt without fear, and Noam understood that new opportunities are part of life.He: כך, בין ההרים והחורבות, כשהשמש נעלמה לאיטה במערב, התחילה להם דרך חדשה.En: Thus, between the mountains and the ruins, as the sun slowly disappeared in the west, a new path began for them.He: שניהם היו מוכנים להתחיל את המסע עם לב פתוח ואומץ לנסות את הבלתי אפשרי.En: They were both ready to start the journey with open hearts and the courage to try the impossible.He: בפורים הקרוב, יהיה להם הרבה לחגוג ביחד, כל אחד עם השינוי שהחליט לקבל על עצמו.En: By the upcoming Purim, they would have much to celebrate together, each with the change they decided to embrace. Vocabulary Words:blossoms: פריחהsparkling: נוצצותloomed: ריחפהruins: חורבותpottery: כלי חרסsun's rays: קרני השמשapologetically: מתנצלתshifted: העבירgaze: מבטilluminated: מוארתimpending: הקרבembrace: לקבל על עצמוadventure: הרפתקהsparkled: נצנצהconfidence: ביטחוןinspired: השראהsettlement: יישובunderstanding: הבנהmutual: הדדיתopportunities: הזדמנויותcourage: אומץadmitted: הודהfear: פחדlandscape: נוףenveloped: נשפך סביבםgesture: מחווהhorizon: אופקapparent: נראהdilemma: לבטיםconsensus: הסכמהBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/fluent-fiction-hebrew--5818690/support.

Set up in May 1948, the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization, UNTSO was the first ever peacekeeping operation established by the UN. In an interview with UN News, Major General Patrick Gauchat, Head of Mission and Chief of Staff, explained the mission has evolved since it was first established to monitor ceasefires and support peace agreements in the aftermath of world war. Working closely with UN forces in Lebanon and the Golan, UNTSO complements their security, medical, and engineering operations. And with the mandate extension in Lebanon ending in December 2026, the truce supervision mission could take on a bigger role along ceasefire lines.Mr. Gauchat told UN News's Khaled Mohamed the longest-running mission's presence gives reassurance to civilians living in conflict areas. 

What if adversity isn't the end of your story — but the launchpad?On this powerful episode of Women Road Warriors, Shelley Johnson and Kathy Tuccaro sit down with Ilana Golan — trailblazer, tech executive, Ironman triathlete, and founder of one of the fastest-growing companies in America – Leap Academy.Ilana made history as the first woman to become a commander in the F-16 Flight Simulator in Israel's Air Force. She later became Intel's youngest hire and rose through the ranks of Silicon Valley as a high-level tech executive. But her journey didn't follow a straight line. After a devastating startup betrayal that left her at rock bottom, Ilana rebuilt — stronger, smarter, and unstoppable.Today, she is the CEO and founder of Leap Academy, ranked in the top 7% of the fastest-growing companies in the U.S., revolutionizing how we think about careers, education, and the future of work. She has interviewed icons like Richard Branson, Gary Vaynerchuk, and the president of Starbucks on her hit podcast and delivered keynotes on some of the world's biggest stages.This conversation dives into resilience, reinvention, leadership, and the courage to leap when life forces you to pivot. If you've ever felt stuck, blindsided, or unsure of your next move — this episode will show you what's possible.It's not about avoiding adversity. It's about outgrowing it.

Fluent Fiction - Hebrew: Snowy Conversations: A Family Cabin's Future Revived Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/he/episode/2026-02-22-23-34-02-he Story Transcript:He: המערבולות שבשמיים היו כמו ריקוד של צבעים שחורים ואפורים כשהן התפרקו לגשם קל כשלג.En: The whirlwinds in the sky were like a dance of black and gray colors as they broke into light snow-like rain.He: נועם ושירה עמדו במרפסת של הבקתה הישנה של המשפחה בגולן, מתבוננים בעמק המושלג והעצים הגבוהים המכוסים שלג מסביבם.En: Noam and Shira stood on the porch of the family's old cabin in the Golan, gazing at the snowy valley and the tall trees covered in snow around them.He: האווירה הייתה מתוחה מעט, כמו השקט לפני הסערה.En: The atmosphere was slightly tense, like the calm before the storm.He: נועם פנה לאחותו, "זוכרת איך היינו משחקים בבקתה הזאת כשהיינו קטנים?En: @Noam turned to his sister, "Do you remember how we used to play in this cabin when we were little?He: היום ההוא שאבינו בנה איתנו את איש השלג הראשון שלנו פה?En: That day our father helped us build our first snowman here?"He: ""אני זוכרת," השיבה שירה, מתחילה להתרכך מעט.En: "I remember," @Shira replied, beginning to soften a bit.He: אך עדיין, מחשבותיה היו ממוקדות בעניינים כלכליים.En: Yet still, her thoughts were focused on financial matters.He: "אבל זה היה מזמן.En: "But that was a long time ago.He: אנחנו צריכים לחשוב על העתיד.En: We need to think about the future.He: הבקתה הזאת היא עול כלכלי.En: This cabin is a financial burden."He: ""אנחנו יכולים לשמור את זה למשפחה שלנו," נועם המשיך, קולו מלא תקווה.En: "We can keep it for our family," @Noam continued, his voice full of hope.He: "להפוך את זה למקום שבו כולנו יכולים להיפגש בפורים ובחגים אחרים.En: "Make it a place where we can all meet on Purim and other holidays.He: זה חלק מהמורשת שלנו.En: It's part of our heritage."He: "אבל שירה התאפקה.En: But @Shira hesitated.He: היא ידעה עד כמה המקום יקר לנועם.En: She knew how much the place meant to @Noam.He: "ומה נעשה עם העלויות?En: "And what about the costs?He: זה יכול לעזור לנו, אם נמכור את זה.En: It could help us if we sell it."He: "פתאום, הרוח התגברה והשלג החל להתעבות, מתפרץ בכל חלונות הבקתה.En: Suddenly, the wind picked up, and the snow began to thicken, bursting against the cabin's windows.He: הם הבינו שהם עומדים להישאר בבקתה למשך הלילה.En: They realized they were going to stay in the cabin overnight.He: זה היה הזמן המושלם לשיחה האמיתית שהם דחו זמן רב.En: It was the perfect time for the real conversation they had been postponing for a long time.He: לאחר שנדלקה האש באח והחדר התמלא בחום, הם התיישבו לדבר באמת.En: After the fire was lit in the hearth, and the room was filled with warmth, they sat down to truly talk.He: השלג הפך לרקע לרחשי הכנות שלהם זה מול זה.En: The snow became a backdrop to the sounds of their sincerity with one another.He: נועם הציע רעיון - להשכיר את הבקתה כאשר הם לא משתמשים בה.En: @Noam proposed an idea—renting out the cabin when they're not using it.He: כך, הם יכולים לשמור על המורשת המשפחתית וגם להכניס כסף שיבלום את עלויות התחזוקה.En: This way, they could preserve the family heritage while also generating income to offset maintenance costs.He: שירה הנידה ראשה בהסכמה.En: @Shira nodded in agreement.He: "זה רעיון טוב, נועם.En: "That's a good idea, @Noam.He: אני רואה שלבקתה יש ערך מעבר לכסף.En: I see that the cabin has a value beyond money."He: "עם הבנתם המחודשת, הם נרדמו ליד האח, השלג מכסה את סביבתם.En: With their renewed understanding, they fell asleep by the fire, snow covering their surroundings.He: הגיעו לפשרה, בונים עתיד המבוסס על זיכרונות העבר ואחריות כלכלית של ההווה.En: They reached a compromise, building a future based on memories of the past and the financial responsibility of the present.He: בבוקר שלאחר מכן, עם הקרני שמש הראשונות שהחלו להפציע, שירה ונועם הביטו בנוף החדש המפואר, מושלג ורגוע.En: The next morning, with the first rays of sun beginning to emerge, @Shira and @Noam looked out at the magnificent, snowy, and serene new landscape.He: הם ידעו שעכשיו, הם יכולים לשמור על הבקתה ולהפוך אותה למשהו שישמר לדורות הבאים, מן מקום של חיבור וחום משפחתי.En: They knew that now, they could preserve the cabin and turn it into something that would be cherished by future generations—a place of connection and family warmth. Vocabulary Words:whirlwinds: מערבולותcabin: בקתהgazing: מתבונניםslightly: קצתheritage: מורשתfinancial: כלכליburden: עולmaintenance: תחזוקהhearth: אחpostponing: דחוsincerity: כנותoffset: יבלוםrenewed: מחודשתlandscape: נוףserene: רגועfuture generations: דורות הבאיםtall: גבוהיםatmosphere: אווירהtensed: מתוחהcalm: שקטstorm: סערהsoften: להתרכךcosts: עלויותthicken: להתעבותbursting: מתפרץconversation: שיחהcherished: ישמרsharing: להשכירconnection: חיבורresponsibility: אחריותBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/fluent-fiction-hebrew--5818690/support.

It took Ilana Golan losing her life's work to realize the one thing that was missing from her career: herself.  This week on SUPERWOMEN, Leap Academy's Ilana Golan shares how building a robust personal brand helped her overcome bad business partners and fluctuating trends, ultimately leading her to build one of the fastest-growing startups in the country.  Ilana also shares how experience trumps education, why multi-faceted portfolios can shield you from so many problems, and the one trait successful people have in common. Episode Guide:  (00:00) Meet Ilana Golan, Founder & CEO of Leap Academy (04:07) The problem with higher education (07:17) Losing everything and starting from scratch (12:26) How to build a multi-faceted career (18:25) The art of “leaping” and building a brand as insurance (24:04) Why coaching works (28:24) Putting passion to work (30:11) The one thing successful people have in common Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Netanyahu government may not have officially annexed the West Bank, but the ongoing settler violence expelling Palestinian communities from their land – plus the changes in regulation imposing Israeli authority and areas meant for Palestinian self-rule – is driving momentum in that direction, Haaretz West Bank correspondent Matan Golan said on the Haaretz Podcast. Golan described the ongoing ordeal in the Bedouin community of Mukhmas on the podcast, a case study which illustrates the settlers' use of daily harassment and ongoing attacks on both residents and their property to force Palestinians to relocate into an increasingly small portion of the territory. The settler outpost of Kol Mevaser terrorizing Mukhmas "has been depopulated and destroyed at least nine times," by Israeli authorities since its establishment in late October, when the young settlers living there engaged in their first spree of beatings, assaults and arson. "Each time, the settlers just escape to the hills below – and despite the fact that it's a closed military zone," she said, they return – and later brag of their destructive acts against Palestinians on social media. The IDF has consistently failed to provide enough protection for Palestinian residents to remain in their homes, she said. The Israeli and international activists try to provide a protective presence, which helps prolong the Palestinians' struggles to remain, but it has proven unsuccessful: Nearly 50 communities have been forcibly displaced since summer 2023, according to B'Tselem. On the podcast, Golan also discusses the recent announcement by Netanyahu government officials declaring that it is taking authority in areas meant to be controlled by the Palestinian Authority, in violation of the Oslo Accords. The fact that such measures are being taken to weaken the Palestinian Authority and prevent a two-state solution, she said, "are no secret." Read more: Out-of-control Hooded Settlers: Jewish Outpost Was Evacuated 9 Times – and Rebuilt Immediately How Israeli Settlers Destroyed Mukhmas In Four Minutes Israeli Settler Violence Against Palestinians in West Bank Rose 25 Percent in 2025, IDF Finds 'How Can a Father Tell Their Child That Settlers Burned Down Their House?' Israel to Expand Law Enforcement in Palestinian-controlled West Bank Areas, Defying Oslo Accords Israel Claims It Can't Protect Palestinians From Settler Attacks Due to IDF Personnel Shortage Investigation: Netanyahu's Government Not Only Permits Jewish Terror in the West Bank, but Also Finances ItSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Innovation occurs across many areas, and compliance professionals need not only to be ready for it but also to embrace it. Join Tom Fox, the Voice of Compliance, as he visits with top innovative minds, thinkers, and creators in the award-winning Innovation in Compliance podcast. In this episode, host Tom Fox welcomes Yakir Golan, CEO & Co-founder at Kovrr, who shares his professional journey from the Israeli intelligence community to his current role at Kovrr. With a rich background in Israel's intelligence community and significant experience with cybersecurity vendors, Golan champions integrating frameworks with analytics to effectively assess and navigate risks, emphasizing governance as a vital component for sustained innovation. He advocates proactive measures to address AI-enabled insider threats, urging businesses not to wait for perfect regulatory clarity amid the fast-paced evolution of AI technologies. Golan's holistic approach to compliance transcends mere regulatory adherence, focusing on business-driven proficiency in cybersecurity and AI to meet the dynamic demands of the business landscape. Key highlights: Financial Models for AI Risk Governance Enhancing AI Governance with Adaptive Frameworks Empowering Innovation Through Strategic Governance and Compliance Unified Approach: AI-Cybersecurity in Enterprise Risk Management Resources: Yakir Golan on LinkedIn Kovrr  Innovation in Compliance was recently ranked Number 4 in Risk Management by 1,000,000 Podcasts.

As Canada's ambassador to the United Nations for the last five years, Bob Rae helped shaped how the international community has responded to the most pressing global human rights issues of our time: the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Iran's nuclear threats, the collapse of Haiti, genocides against the Rohingyas and the Uyghurs, the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, and more. But no issue has been as polarizing as the Israel-Palestine crisis, especially after Oct. 7, 2023—which also marked when Canada's long-standing support for Israeli government policies began to change. Canada abstained or voted yes to motions and resolutions that were critical of Israel's treatment of Palestinians and military campaign against Hamas. Canada called for a ceasefire and condemned, with other nations, Israel's settlement-building in the occupied West Bank and the Golan. (Canada also did try, early on, to get the U.N. to censure Hamas for its massacre of Israelis, but the motion failed.) Last fall, at the 80th U.N. General Assembly, Canada unilaterally recognized the State of Palestine—which Rae says he fully supports. He also supports funding UNRWA, the U.N. aid agency for Palestinians, where some employees were fired for being linked to the violence of Oct. 7. But while Israel and many Canadian Jews feel the U.N. and its leadership are obsessed with demonizing Israel, the outgoing ambassador disagrees. Rae's term as Canada's envoy to the U.N. started during the height of the pandemic in 2020 and ended in November 2025. Since then, he's joined two universities and a think tank, and has been a regular commentator in the Canadian media. Rae joins The CJN's flagship North Star podcast host Ellin Bessner to unpack what's behind his support for Canada's tougher stance on Israel—and what that's cost him. Related stories Hear former Ambassador Bob Rae discuss the whether the Russian invasion of Ukraine unleashed genocide, in a 2022 interview on  The CJN's Bonjour Chai podcast. Rae spoke to broadcaster Ralph Benmergui last year about how his spiritual side mixes with his political career, on The CJN's “ Not That Kind of Rabbi” show.  When Bob Rae was a Liberal MP from Toronto, in 2010, he told a Haifa University fundraising event in his honour that co-existence between Israelis and Palestinian is the only way forward, in  The CJN. Credits Host and writer: Ellin Bessner (@ebessner) info@thecjn.ca Production team: Zachary Kauffman (senior producer), Michael Fraiman (executive producer), Alicia Richler (editorial director) Music: Bret Higgins (https://www.brethiggins.com/) Support our show Subscribe to The CJN newsletter Donate to The CJN (+ get a charitable tax receipt) Subscribe to North Star (Not sure how? Click here) Watch our podcasts on YouTube.

For our latest in the 'Cannon Fodder' series, where we watch random movies from the Cannon Films library, we talk about one of Golan & Globus's early films when they took over Cannon, "The Magician of Lublin" (1979)! Part of the Morbidly Beautiful Podcasting Network! Go to www.aaspookshow.com & join our Patreon for bonus episodes & content over at https://www.patreon.com/aaspookshow & follow us on X @AASpookshow as well as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Slasher, Threads, Bluesky & our YouTube channel by searching All-American Spookshow Podcast. Email us at allamericanspookshow@gmail.com with questions & comments, and be sure to leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts & Spotify! LINKS: https://linktr.ee/aaspookshow

Ilana Golan is a transformative powerhouse with a career spanning elite engineering in the Air Force, founding and selling companies in Silicon Valley, and now empowering high achievers through Leap Academy. As an investor, TEDx speaker, and acclaimed podcast host, Ilana is dedicated to helping leaders and entrepreneurs reinvent themselves, discover their zone of genius, and leap forward with clarity and impact. Her mission is driven by a deep desire to help others avoid regret, build fulfilling careers, and continuously adapt in today's rapidly changing world.Takeaways:Reinvention is Essential: In today's fast-paced environment, staying adaptable and reinventing yourself is vital—not only for professional relevance but for true fulfillment.Clarity Drives Opportunity: Knowing your direction and crafting your story and brand around it opens the doors to hidden, meaningful opportunities beyond traditional career paths.Grit Meets Purpose: Setbacks aren't just obstacles—they can become teaching moments that fuel your mission and propel you toward greater impact.Sound Bytes:“If you're not moving forward at the pace of change, you will fall behind, and lose relevance faster than you think.”“Your brand is your currency, especially now in the lack of trust economy. It's the only insurance policy you have.”“Success leaves clues—look for what people are already drawn to you for, and lean into your unique zone of genius.”Connect & Discover Ilana:Linkedin:⁠ @ilanagolan⁠Website:⁠ ilanagolan.com⁠Leap Academy:⁠ leapacademy.com⁠Facebook:⁠ @ilanagolan2010 ⁠YouTube:⁠ @ilanagolan-leap-academy ⁠Podcast:⁠ leapacademy.com⁠Instagram:⁠ @ilanagolanleap⁠

Ilana Golan is a transformative powerhouse with a career spanning elite engineering in the Air Force, founding and selling companies in Silicon Valley, and now empowering high achievers through Leap Academy. As an investor, TEDx speaker, and acclaimed podcast host, Ilana is dedicated to helping leaders and entrepreneurs reinvent themselves, discover their zone of genius, and leap forward with clarity and impact. Her mission is driven by a deep desire to help others avoid regret, build fulfilling careers, and continuously adapt in today's rapidly changing world. Takeaways: Reinvention is Essential: In today's fast-paced environment, staying adaptable and reinventing yourself is vital—not only for professional relevance but for true fulfillment. Clarity Drives Opportunity: Knowing your direction and crafting your story and brand around it opens the doors to hidden, meaningful opportunities beyond traditional career paths. Grit Meets Purpose: Setbacks aren't just obstacles—they can become teaching moments that fuel your mission and propel you toward greater impact. Sound Bytes: “If you're not moving forward at the pace of change, you will fall behind, and lose relevance faster than you think.” “Your brand is your currency, especially now in the lack of trust economy. It's the only insurance policy you have.” “Success leaves clues—look for what people are already drawn to you for, and lean into your unique zone of genius.” Connect & Discover Ilana: Linkedin: @ilanagolan Website: ilanagolan.com Leap Academy: leapacademy.com Facebook: @ilanagolan2010  YouTube: @ilanagolan-leap-academy  Podcast: leapacademy.com Instagram: @ilanagolanleap

Yuval Golan is the founder and CEO of Waltz, a fintech-proptech-wealthtech startup that makes it simple for foreigners to invest in, purchase and manage U.S. residential real estate remotely. Featured by CNBC, Yahoo Finance, The Washington Post and HousingWire with over 1.5 billion impressions globally, he has managed operations generating billions of dollars across 18 countries. His expertise spans M&As, leveraged buyouts, venture capital and real estate investment, with properties in the U.S., Europe, China and Israel. Previously CEO of Unique 1 Asia International, he holds degrees in economics and business from Utrecht University and Luiss Guido Carli University and a joint Executive MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management and Peking University. Recognized as Inman's 2024 Entrepreneur of the Year, Yuval is a global citizen fluent in several languages.In this episode we discuss how investors living abroad can invest in and finance properties in the U.S. Yuval shares insights into the American real estate market and outlines the steps foreign investors must take to purchase property remotely. He explains the challenges international buyers face—such as financing, legal requirements and property management—and details how fintech solutions like Waltz simplify the process. Our conversation highlights strategies to overcome obstacles and capitalize on U.S. real estate opportunities from anywhere in the world.You Can Find Yuval @:Website: https://www.getwaltz.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yuvalgolan1/

I love trees and the imagery that our Torah is a tree of life. Before I became a rabbi, I was a tree-fruit farmer. I've planted hundreds ( maybe thousands) of trees all across Israel, from the Golan to the Negev. With that in mind, Hashem gave me this melody, which I hope you'll catch on to quickly. Menachem Herman made this lively arrangement, and is playing guitars and singing. Well-known Jewish music producer Jeff Horvitch is on the keyboards. Yours truly is playing the native-Israel flutes. Enjoy this (lyrics below, in translation, transliteration and original Hebrew): Translation: She is a tree of life to those who hold on to her, and happy are those who uphold her (Proverbs 3:18). Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace (Proverbs 3:17). Bring us back to You, Hashem, and we shall return; renew our days as of old (Lamentations 5:21). Transliteration (to sing along): Etz chaim he, lamachazikim ba, vetomcheha me'ushar; deracheha darkei no'am, vechol netivoteha shalom. Hashivenu A'donai elecha venashuva; chadesh yameinu k'kedem.  

If you grew up thinking adulthood meant “figure it out once and then coast,” this episode is your loving wake-up call. Reinvention isn't a plot twist anymore — it is the plot. Careers shift, relationships change, industries get AI'd, and your dreams evolve faster than your LinkedIn headline. In this conversation, I sit down with Ilana Golan — F-16 flight instructor turned tech exec turned founder & CEO of Leap Academy, a career reinvention platform that helps driven professionals leap into leadership, entrepreneurship, and portfolio careers.  We talk about what it actually takes to reinvent yourself (again and again), build a portfolio career that doesn't burn you out, and turn your hardest seasons into rocket fuel instead of reasons to shrink. Because staying stuck isn't a personality trait. It's a habit. And you're allowed to outgrow it. In This Episode, We Cover: Reinvention as a life skill, not a crisis – why you'll need to reinvent every 1–2 years in today's world, and how to stop making that mean you did something wrong. IQ, EQ, and now AQ (Adaptability Quotient) – the new metric that matters Breadcrumbs & clues – how to spot your zone of genius in the patterns, feedback, and “random” skills you've picked up along the way. From failure to fuel – how Ilana rebuilt after being kicked out of her own company, and how to move from spiral to experiment when life blows up.  The 5 days / 5 weeks / 5 months framework – a simple, non-scary way to test new directions without burning your life to the ground. Portfolio careers 101 – what they are, why one job won't meet all your needs, and how to add new income/impact streams without looking like a confused hot mess.  Stability and possibility – how to choose a “baseline” role or revenue stream so you feel safe enough to play, experiment, and leap. Reinvention after rejection, grief, or trauma – why you can't tell your story from the open wound, and how to move from bleeding to scar to superpower. Because the moment you stop chasing the life you think you should want, you finally make space for the one that was meant for you all along. Thank you to our sponsors! Get 20% off your first order at curehydration.com/WOMANSWORK with code WOMANSWORK — and if you get a post-purchase survey, mention you heard about Cure here to help support the show!  Sex is a skill. Beducated is where you learn it. Visit https://beducate.me/pd2550-womanswork and use code womanswork for 50% off the annual pass. Connect with Ilana: Website: https://www.ilanagolan.com Leap Academy: https://www.leapacademy.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/ilanagolanleap LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ilanagolan/ Youtube: https://youtube.com/@ilanagolan-leap-academy LeapCon (free gift and discount code): http://leapacademy.com/tiww (Code: TIWW) Related Podcast Episodes: Your Value Doesn't Expire: Career Reinvention Over 40 with Loren Greiff | 344 Confidence Isn't Born, It's Built — Lessons from the Cockpit to Real Life with Michelle “MACE” Curran | 343 7 Keys To Unlock Your Dynamic Drive with Molly Fletcher | 229 Share the Love: If you found this episode insightful, please share it with a friend, tag us on social media, and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform!

Jason interviews Yuval Golan, the founder of Waltz, who shares his background in international real estate and predicts a global real estate crisis during COVID-19 that led him to invest in New York. Waltz's platform simplifies the process for foreign investors to enter the U.S. real estate market by handling various administrative tasks and providing competitive financing options. The platform offers a streamlined solution for international real estate investment with a quick turnaround time and cost-effective solutions.   Key Takeaways: 0:00 Origin story 2:14 What does https://www.getwaltz.com/ do? 3:30 How about banking? 6:36 Terms of financing and cost to service 9:02 Check out a special offer when you go to http://jasonhartman.com/waltz 9:20 Get all these done in under 30 days     Follow Jason on TWITTER, INSTAGRAM & LINKEDIN Twitter.com/JasonHartmanROI Instagram.com/jasonhartman1/ Linkedin.com/in/jasonhartmaninvestor/ Call our Investment Counselors at: 1-800-HARTMAN (US) or visit: https://www.jasonhartman.com/ Free Class:  Easily get up to $250,000 in funding for real estate, business or anything else: http://JasonHartman.com/Fund CYA Protect Your Assets, Save Taxes & Estate Planning: http://JasonHartman.com/Protect Get wholesale real estate deals for investment or build a great business – Free Course: https://www.jasonhartman.com/deals Special Offer from Ron LeGrand: https://JasonHartman.com/Ron Free Mini-Book on Pandemic Investing: https://www.PandemicInvesting.com

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Ilana Golan has reinvented herself more times than most people switch job titles. From becoming one of the first women to train F-16 pilots in the Israeli Air Force, to engineering, to product, to Silicon Valley executive, to investor, to founder, she's rebuilt her identity again and again in industries that weren't built for people like her. In this episode of the Remarkable People podcast, Guy Kawasaki pulls back the curtain on what it really took for Ilana to leap across careers, break barriers, and build a system that helps thousands do the same. She breaks down the concept of reinvention and what it really takes to leap again and again. Ilana Golan is a former F-16 flight instructor turned Silicon Valley tech executive and investor. As the founder of Leap Academy and host of the LEAP Academy podcast, she teaches professionals how to fast-track opportunities, build portfolio careers, and unlock financial freedom. In this episode, Guy and Ilana will discuss: (00:00) Introduction  (02:20) Breaking Barriers in the Israeli Air Force (06:07) What Reinvention Really Means Today (10:40) The Core Steps to Reinventing Your Career (12:59) Reinventing When Systems are Against You (15:16) Advice for Women on Breaking Glass Ceilings (19:58) The Core Signals That You Need Reinvention (21:52) Case Studies: Reinventing Public Figures (29:37) The Role of Timing in Reinvention (33:41) The Power of Building a Personal Brand Ilana Golan is a serial entrepreneur, board director, global keynote speaker, and investor in over 100 companies. As the founder of Leap Academy and host of the LEAP Academy podcast, she teaches professionals how to fast-track opportunities, build portfolio careers, and unlock financial freedom. Ilana has been recognized as a Silicon Valley Woman of Influence, a Top 40 Woman to Watch, and a CEO World Award winner. Under her leadership, LEAP Academy was named one of Inc. 500's Fastest Growing Companies. Connect with Ilana:  Ilana's Website: leapacademy.com  Ilana's LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ilanagolan  Resources Mentioned: Guy's Podcast, Remarkable People: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/guy-kawasakis-remarkable-people/id1483081827  LEAP E97 with Guy Kawasaki: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/guy-kawasaki-the-tech-evangelist-who-built-apple/id1701718200?i=1000703853865  Leap Academy: Ready to make the LEAP in your career? There is a NEW WAY for professionals to fast-track their careers and leap to bigger opportunities.  Check out our free training today at https://bit.ly/leap--free-training

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Fluent Fiction - Hebrew: Snowy Golan Rescue: A Tale of Courage and Redemption Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/he/episode/2025-11-19-08-38-20-he Story Transcript:He: ההרפתקה התחילה כאשר השלג החל לרדת בפתאומיות בגולן.En: The adventure began when snow suddenly started falling in the Golan.He: ארי, מדריך מנוסה שמכיר כל פינה בהרים הללו, לא חשב לרגע אחד שהשלג יגיע כל כך מוקדם.En: Ari, an experienced guide who knows every corner of these mountains, never thought for a moment that snow would arrive so early.He: הימים של לקראת חורף תמיד היו מבלבלים, והשלג הפתיע את כולם.En: The days leading up to winter were always confusing, and the snow surprised everyone.He: יום אחד, ארי קיבל שיחה חשובה.En: One day, Ari received an important call.He: מטייל בשם איתן נעלם.En: A hiker named Eitan had disappeared.He: השמיים כוסו בענני שלג, והרוח החזקה הלכה והתחזקה.En: The skies were covered with snow clouds, and the strong wind became stronger.He: היה צורך למצוא את איתן לפני החשכה.En: It was necessary to find Eitan before nightfall.He: ארי הרגיש את הלחץ והפחד מציפים אותו.En: Ari felt the pressure and fear overwhelming him.He: הוא זכר את אחותו האמיצה שאיבדה את חייה בתאונה במהלך טיול כאן לפני שנים.En: He remembered his brave sister who had lost her life in an accident during a hike here years ago.He: ארי אסף את הציוד הדרוש ויצא לדרך.En: Ari gathered the necessary equipment and set out.He: השלג הכביד על הצעדים, והרוח הקרה הכאיבה בפניו.En: The snow weighted down his steps, and the cold wind stung his face.He: כל רגע שעבר מבלי למצוא את איתן הגביר את הדאגה.En: Every moment passed without finding Eitan increased his worry.He: המחשבות על התאונה שגזלה את אחותו לא נתנו לו מנוחה.En: Thoughts of the accident that took his sister would not let him rest.He: כאשר שלג כיסה את כל השבילים, הבחירה הייתה קשה: להמשיך בהתאם לתחושת הבטן או לחזור ולבקש עזרה.En: When snow covered all the trails, the choice was difficult: continue following his gut feeling or return to seek help.He: לבסוף, הוא המשיך.En: In the end, he continued.He: "צריך למצוא אותו," אמר לעצמו וקפץ מעל סלעים, ביניהם ראה לפתע דמות.En: "I need to find him," he said to himself and jumped over rocks, among which he suddenly saw a figure.He: זה היה איתן, כמעט חסר הכרה.En: It was Eitan, almost unconscious.He: השלג כיסה את בגדיו, וקולו חנוק מקור.En: The snow covered his clothes, and his voice was choked from the cold.He: ארי התקדם במהרה אליו, ובמאמץ כביר הצליח לחמם אותו מעט.En: Ari quickly moved towards him, and with great effort managed to warm him a bit.He: איתן ניסה לחייך, על אף מצב הרעוע.En: Eitan tried to smile, despite his dire condition.He: הדרך חזרה הייתה מסוכנת, אבל היה ברור שהזמן אזל.En: The way back was dangerous, but it was clear that time was running out.He: בדרך פגשו את יעל, מחפשת נוספת, שהביאה עימה תקווה לעזרה.En: On the way, they met Yael, another searcher, who brought hope for help.He: ביחד, הם מצאו דרך עקיפה אך בטוחה יותר, וירדו מההר באיטיות זהירה אך משוחררת.En: Together, they found a detour that was safer, and descended the mountain with careful but relieved steps.He: כשהגיעו חזרה לכפר, הייתה תחושת הקלה באוויר.En: When they returned to the village, there was a sense of relief in the air.He: חג האורות, חנוכה, הקנה לכולם דקות של אור ושמחה.En: The Festival of Lights, Hanukkah, granted everyone moments of light and joy.He: נרות המרצדים חיממו את ליבם.En: The flickering candles warmed their hearts.He: ארי, למרות החששות, הרגיש שהתגבר על פחדיו והצליח לעזור למי שבאמת היה צריך.En: Ari, despite his fears, felt he overcame them and managed to help someone who truly needed it.He: הסיפור בגולן נגמר בטוב.En: The story in the Golan ended well.He: ארי הניח לעצמו להשתחרר מהעבר, להרגיש גאה בעצמו ולחגוג את חנוכה באור חדש.En: Ari allowed himself to let go of the past, to feel proud of himself, and to celebrate Hanukkah in a new light.He: המתגים נעלמו, והכאב של האובדן בעבר התמוסס באור נרות החנוכיה.En: The tensions vanished, and the pain of past loss dissolved in the light of the hanukkiah candles. Vocabulary Words:adventure: הרפתקהexperienced: מנוסהdisappeared: נעלםoverwhelming: מציפיםpressure: לחץaccident: תאונהnecessary: צורךchoked: חנוקunconscious: חסר הכרהeffort: מאמץdire: רעועdetour: דרך עקיפהrelieved: משוחררתtensions: מתגיםflickering: מרצדיםgut feeling: תחושת הבטןbrave: אמיצהsurprised: הפתיעdescended: ירדוobstacle: מכשולtrail: שבילconfusing: מבלבליםcovered: כוסוseek: לחפשsurvival: הישרדותcourage: אומץfrigid: צונןrestore: להשיבhapless: חסר מזלquandary: התלבטותBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/fluent-fiction-hebrew--5818690/support.

In this episode of The Digital Executive, host Brian Thomas welcomes Yakir Golan, CEO and Co-founder of Kovrr, a global leader in cyber and AI risk quantification. Drawing from his early career in Israeli intelligence and later roles in software, hardware, and product management, Yakir explains how his background shaped his holistic approach to understanding complex, interconnected risk systems.Yakir breaks down why quantifying AI and cyber risk—rather than relying on subjective, color-coded scoring—is becoming essential for enterprise leaders, boards, and regulators. He explains how Kovrr's new AI Risk Assessment and Quantification module helps organizations model real financial exposure, understand high-impact “tail risks,” and align security, GRC, and finance teams around a shared, objective language.Looking ahead, Yakir discusses how global regulation, including the EU AI Act, is accelerating the need for measurable, defensible risk management. He outlines a future where AI risk quantification becomes a board-level expectation and a foundation for resilient, responsible innovation. Through Kovrr's mission, Yakir aims to equip enterprises with the same level of intelligence-driven decision making once reserved for national security—now applied to the rapidly evolving digital risk landscape.If you liked what you heard today, please leave us a review - Apple or Spotify.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ilana Golan is the creator of Leap Academy where she helps people develop portfolio careers. What is a portfolio career and how do we develop it with the right amount of AQ? Listen to this broadranging converssation about the future of careers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Real estate investing doesn't need to be slow, confusing, or local.   In this episode of the Registered Investment Advisor Podcast, Seth Greene interviews Yuval Golan, CEO and Founder of Waltz, a groundbreaking fintech-proptech platform that simplifies U.S. real estate investing—especially for foreign nationals. With experience working in 18 countries and living in 9, Yuval created Waltz to eliminate the red tape and delays that frustrate global investors trying to navigate the U.S. market. Today, Waltz offers a fully digital, end-to-end experience, covering entity formation, banking, lending, and closing, with over $300 million in applications processed so far.   Key Takeaways: → Why U.S. real estate is a “blue chip” investment for foreign nationals. → How Waltz turns complex transactions into a few digital clicks. → The three paths investors take to get started with Waltz. → Why Waltz is built on compliance-first infrastructure. → How Waltz partners with real estate agents, brokers, and family offices. Yuval Golan is the Founder and CEO of Waltz, a Fintech-Proptech-Wealthtech startup simplifying how foreigners invest in, purchase, and manage U.S. residential real estate. His leadership has been recognized globally, with features in Bloomberg, Forbes, Yahoo Finance, The Washington Post, HousingWire, and more—garnering over 2.5 billion media impressions. He has also earned accolades including the 2024 Inman Best of Proptech, the Miami Israel Collective Community Recognition Award, and the FiNext Leadership Visionary Award. With experience spanning operations that generated billions across 18 countries, Golan brings deep expertise in M&A, venture capital, leveraged buyouts, and global real estate investment. Previously CEO of Unique 1 Asia International, he has built a career in business development, finance, consulting, fundraising, and sales. A true global citizen, Golan holds a BS in Economics and Business, a Joint Executive MBA from Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management and Peking University, and is fluent in multiple languages.   Connect With Yuval: Website Instagram Facebook LinkedIn YouTube Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 2011, Coca-Cola introduced a white version of their Coca-Cola can. The drink inside was identical to original Coca-Cola, but customers drinking from this white can hated the taste.  The white can made buyers think the Cola tasted worse.  To explain why, I need to delve into the science of sensehacking. With Professor Adrian North, I'll explain why tennis players grunt loudly, why cars smell different when new, how a tablecloth alters our taste, and that music changes what you buy.  ---  Join the Nudge Vaults waiting list: https://www.nudgepodcast.com/vaults Join the Nudge Unit waiting list: https://maven.com/nudge-unit/course-cohort Sign up for my newsletter: https://www.nudgepodcast.com/mailing-list   Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/phill-agnew-22213187/   Watch Nudge on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@nudgepodcast/  ---  Today's sources  Bschaden, A., Dörsam, A., Cvetko, K., & Stroebele-Benschop, N. (2020). The impact of lighting and table linen as ambient factors on meal intake and taste perception. Food Quality and Preference, 79, 103797. Cañal-Bruland, R., Müller, F., Lach, B., & Spence, C. (2018). Auditory contributions to visual anticipation in tennis. Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 36, 100–103. Garber, M. (2012, July 26). The future of advertising will be squirted into your nostrils as you sit on a bus. The Atlantic. Golan, M., & Fenko, A. (2015). Toward a sensory congruence model: Matching sounds with material properties. Food Quality and Preference, 46, 33–43. Guéguen, N., Jacob, C., Lourel, M., & Pascual, A. (2012). When drivers see red: Car color and driving behavior. Color Research & Application, 37(5), 452–455. Hanss, D., Steger, D., & Giesel, F. (2012). The influence of car color on driver behavior and perceptions of speed. Color Research & Application, 37(4), 304–309. Hirsch, A. (1991, February 4). Preliminary results of olfaction Nike study. Marketing News, 25, 1–2. Horswill, M. S., & Plooy, A. M. (2008). Auditory feedback influences perceived driving speed. Perception, 37(7), 1037–1043. Leenders, M. A. A. M., Smidts, A., & El Haji, A. (2019). Ambient scent as a mood inducer in supermarkets: The role of scent intensity and time-pressure of shoppers. Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 48, 270–280. Milliman, R. E. (1982). Using background music to affect the behavior of supermarket shoppers. Journal of Marketing, 46(3), 86–91. North, A. C., Hargreaves, D. J., & McKendrick, J. (1999). The influence of in-store music on wine selections. Journal of Applied Psychology, 84(2), 271–276. Spence, C. (2021). Sensehacking: How to use the power of your senses for happier, healthier living. Viking. Wall Street Journal. (2012, October 23). Why consumers doubt silent vacuum cleaners. Wall Street Journal. https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052970203406404578074671598804116 Zellner, D., Geller, T., Lyons, S., Pyper, A., & Riaz, K. (2017). Ethnic congruence of music and food affects food selection but not liking. Food Quality and Preference, 56, 126-129.

What does it take to truly reinvent yourself? Ilana Golan knows. From breaking barriers in her career to building new paths where none existed, Ilana's story is proof that reinvention isn't just possible—it's necessary. In this episode of Remarkable People, she shares how to pivot with purpose, embrace uncertainty, and turn setbacks into opportunities. Her journey offers powerful lessons in resilience, adaptability, and courage for anyone ready to make a change.---Guy Kawasaki is on a mission to make you remarkable. His Remarkable People podcast features interviews with remarkable people such as Jane Goodall, Marc Benioff, Woz, Kristi Yamaguchi, and Bob Cialdini. Every episode will make you more remarkable.With his decades of experience in Silicon Valley as a Venture Capitalist and advisor to the top entrepreneurs in the world, Guy's questions come from a place of curiosity and passion for technology, start-ups, entrepreneurship, and marketing. If you love society and culture, documentaries, and business podcasts, take a second to follow Remarkable People.Listeners of the Remarkable People podcast will learn from some of the most successful people in the world with practical tips and inspiring stories that will help you be more remarkable.Episodes of Remarkable People organized by topic: https://bit.ly/rptopologyListen to Remarkable People here: **https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/guy-kawasakis-remarkable-people/id1483081827**Like this show? Please leave us a review -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!Thank you for your support; it helps the show!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Reinventing your life or career starts with reflection and conversation. Making the leap — to a new career, to the next stage of a relationship, or to a different version of yourself — requires honest communication. For Ilana Golan, being “leap-ready” requires that we answer three questions: Why me? Why this? And why now?Golan knows all about these leaps, as her career spans corporate executive roles, entrepreneurship, and even F-16 flight instruction. As the founder of Leap Academy and host of the Leap Academy Podcast, she helps equip others to navigate their own personal and professional reinventions. As she says, “It's really about communicating from the vision,” which starts as an inside job. “Why is this the right thing for me right now? You convince yourself first, because when you're [at] peace with what you're trying to do, it's a lot easier to convince others.”In this episode of Think Fast, Talk Smart, Golan and host Matt Abrahams explore how honest communication shapes every stage of reinvention, whether that's listening to the signals your mind and body are sending you — like “sleepwalking through life” and imagining something more — or articulating your pivot in ways that create understanding rather than resistance. Wherever you hope to leap, Golan's insights show how to communicate through change with confidence and clarity.Episode Reference Links:Ilana GolanLeap Academy Podcast | Leap AcademyEp.187 Experimenting, Failing, and Finding Your Job Fit - Catalyze Your CareerEp.147 Disrupt Yourself: How to Innovate Who You Are and Become Who You Can Be  Connect:Premium Signup >>>> Think Fast Talk Smart PremiumEmail Questions & Feedback >>> hello@fastersmarter.ioEpisode Transcripts >>> Think Fast Talk Smart WebsiteNewsletter Signup + English Language Learning >>> FasterSmarter.ioThink Fast Talk Smart >>> LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTubeMatt Abrahams >>> LinkedInChapters:(00:00) - Introduction (01:39) - Breaking Barriers & Career Patterns (02:18) - Waking Up to Change (03:42) - Signs It's Time for a Pivot (06:45) - The Rise of Portfolio Careers (10:17) - Communicating Career Leaps (13:29) - Finding Clarity in Reinvention (20:01) - The Final Three Questions (22:56) - Conclusion  *****Thank you to our sponsors.  These partnerships support the ongoing production of the podcast, allowing us to bring it to you for free.This episode is brought to you by Babbel. Think Fast Talk Smart listeners can start your language learning journey today- visit Babbel.com/Thinkfast and get up to 55% off your Babbel subscription.

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In this episode, GaryVee delivers a direct message to entrepreneurs, side-hustlers, and anyone chasing their "big idea." Most people don't fail because of a bad plan, they fail because they don't follow through. This is a raw reminder that business is hard, and the sooner you embrace that, the faster you move forward.Listen to this episode of Leap Academy with Ilana Golan here: https://link.chtbl.com/leapacademyConnect with Ilana:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ilanagolanleap/LinedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ilanagolan/

You don't get to love entrepreneurship only when things are good. In this one-minute trailer, GaryVee shares a raw truth about what it really means to be built for the game: if you lose, you own it.No blame, no excuses, just accountability and growth.