Podcasts about good relations

In today's episode Sarah is speaking with Dr. Melinda Myers who is a seasoned clinical psychologist and owner of Good Relations in Eureka CA. She shares insights on what people should know about sex including the importance of communication, consent, and pleasure. She also elaborates on the complexities of desire, and the importance of educating people about sexual health. Get ready for an insightful and empowering discussion that just might change the way you think about sex. Contact us via email at info@thevmove.com. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ Sign up for our upcoming class Sunday September 8th, 3pm at Body Works Fitness Fortuna CA

In this Interview, Ajahn Kovilo and Ajahn Nisabho interview Dhamma teacher, Beth Upton about her experience as a monastic in the Pa Auk Meditation tradition, her own personal approach to practice, and how she guides others in the Path of Purification.

Sarah shares about a retreat hosted by Pelvic Vitality! It has been postponed until February 2025 so listen in about what the retreat will be about!Follow us @thev.movementJoin our newsletter or email us info@thevmove.comOur introduction music provided by POW/Sunset Beach/courtesy of www.epidemicsound.comFind a PT near you!Episode ResourcesPelvic Vitality Retreat!Good Relations

Last week was Good Relations Week, the annual Community Relations Council event that aims to build relationships between people of different backgrounds in Northern Ireland, including across the traditional Catholic and Protestant divisions and also people of differing ethnicities.  You might say this remains work in progress, which is not the fault of the CRC. Northern Ireland remains a toxically divided society - exemplified, and arguably amplified, by the inability of the two largest parties of the two largest communities to govern together. Northern Ireland's first Good Relations Week was in 1990 – some 33 years ago. The Troubles were still going strong – 81 people died that year, with more civilians killed than either paramilitaries or members of the RUC and army. It wasn't the worst year in the Troubles, but nor was it the best. It was just yet another year that showed that some people here found it impossible to live with others. People died together, instead of living together. 1990 was not just the first year of Good Relations Week, it was also when the Community Relations Council was itself established – the parent of Good Relations Week. CRC's role is to lead and support change towards reconciliation, tolerance and mutual trust. On behalf of The Executive Office, the CRC assists in implementing the Good Relations Strategy, which is called Together: Building a United Community, or T:BUC.  The latest Holywell Trust Conversations podcast discusses the annual Good Relations Week and considers its value. Michael McGlade from the Community Relations Council for Northern Ireland – which funds the podcast and, indeed, this blog – points out that NI has “changed dramatically” since the advent of the CRC and Good Relations Week, not least with the Good Friday Agreement being signed 25 years ago.  “There's been a wholesale change in society since then,” says Michael. He sees Good Relations Week as an opportunity to tell people what is being done on a continuing basis to bring people together – and to give credit to organisations and programmes that are engaged in community reconciliation. “It says, here's things that are going on.”  The Holywell Trust's partner agency, funded by the CRC, is peacebuilding charity The Junction, led by Ruth Gonzavlez-Moore. Community education is at the heart of The Junction's work, including through challenging power imbalances, patriarchy and imperialism, while considering the impact of the history of violence on how society and politics function today.  “The Junction has also delivered and developed healing projects,” says Ruth, “hearing people's stories around lived experience in the conflict.” The Junction seeks to influence how peacebuilding is undertaken. Fiona Corvan, senior programmer for the Holywell Trust, says that some of its events for Good Relations Week tackled very difficult themes, especially around the legacy of the Troubles. “We are conscious that we need to reflect difficult conversations in our work,” she says.  The audience of one production felt challenged by its consideration of events in The Troubles, while admitting they find it difficult to take into account the perspectives of others. Fiona adds that the passing of the Legacy Act made the performance especially poignant, with the play asking “is there a timeline to victimhood?” Fiona questions the role of Good Relations Week for an organisation that focuses on good relations all year round. The ongoing work of Holywell involves hosting conversations between people of differing perspectives not only on the past, but also about the constitutional future. She personally believes that Good Relations Week needs to evolve so that it speaks to those people and communities that at present do not engage in projects such as these. The discussion is available as a podcast at the Holywell Trust website, along with all previous podcasts in the series. Disclaimer: This project has received support from the Northern Ireland Community Relations Council which aims to promote a pluralist society characterised by equity, respect for diversity, and recognition of interdependence. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect those of the Community Relations Council. 

On the PRmoment Podcast this week we're chatting with Andy Peake, London CEO of creative agency VCCP. I've known Andy for about 25 years so, to an extent, we've followed each other's careers with interest over a couple of decades!As Andy is now CEO of one the largest creative agencies in London I thought it would be interesting to get him on the show to chat about the intersection of PR firms and advertising agencies. VCCP London has 850 employees and according to Nielson Billings Rankings is the UK's highest billing creative agency with £483 m in billings, in 2022. Up 34% from £360m in 2021.The agency was founded in 2002 and is owned by Chime, which also owns the PR agencies Good Relations and Harvard.Chime is majority-owned by private equity firm Providence Equity Partners.The intersection between PR firms and advertising firms has become an interesting one - because if you listen to a PR firm describe itself and an advertising firm describe itself, you'd think they have become basically the same or very similar. But they seem to rarely compete for briefs and clients' budgets - and we'll be discussing that and no doubt much more on today's PRmoment Podcast today.Before we start, if you haven't already do take a look at our new event PR Masterclass: The Agency Growth Forum.At this one event, 22 experts will give 11 Masterclasses on essential elements of managing a modern, profitable and successful PR firm. Also, a reminder that the final entry deadline for the ESG Awards is 29th September 2023.Finally, thanks so much to the PRmoment Podcast sponsors of the PRCA.Here is a summary of what Andy and PRmoment founder Ben Smith discussed on the show:2.30 mins As far as many PR people are concerned advertising agencies wedded themselves to producing 30-second TV ads that no one watches any more. So what have advertising agencies become?5 mins What types of discipline specialists does VCCP have?8 mins How does an advertising agency differ from a PR firm?“The simplest way of categorising what different parts of the agency do is into paid, earned and owned and there's obviously an enormous amount of overlap now.”12 mins Andy talks about why he thinks don't PR firms and advertising agencies compete against each other more often.15.30 mins How much tension is there between a long-term strategic view of a brand strategy, with the need to respond to a news hook or an event?19.30 mins Agency-wise we're living in an era of specialism over the generalist. PR firms have more specialists than ever - but Andy talks us through the extent of specialism within VCCP.22.30 mins With the level of specialisation in agencies now, is there a danger that everything just takes too long? How do you remove bureaucracy and hierarchy from a multi-specialised agency structure?“The client shouldn't feel like there dealing with a big group of people.”24.30 mins From the client's perspective, has the buying of marketing services either become or, is in danger of becoming, too confusing and too messy?“You've got to find a way of constructing yourself as an agency, and as a client, that is going to make that experience for the customer as seamless and consistent as possible.”27.30 mins How is the creative market for VCCP at the moment? If 2022 was an 8/10 where is the market now?“You have to be winning new business. There are going to be reasons, which are completely out of your control, that mean some clients are not going to spend as much next year as they

20230810 But I Do Not Speak Spanish-Tips For Telling Your Taxi Driver How to Get There from Here Originally Broadcasted August 10, 2023, on ACB Media 5   You Don't speak Spanish? No problema. In this informative session, participants learned some strategies for communicating with Hispanic taxi driver, including essential Spanish words and phrases you should know, tips and tricks for communicating without using Spanish, and the good, the bad, and the ugly regarding electronic translators and translation apps. Attendees came prepared to take lots of notes and/or record the session so that they will have this information for future reference.   presented by Carla Hayes, CEO of Lengua-Learn Communications, McMurray, PA "Where Good Communications Lead to Good Relations."   Find out more at https://acb-community.pinecast.co

In Star Wars Revenge of the Sith, just after Anakin Skywalker is denied the rank of Master by Mace Windu, we see Yoda tells the Jedi Masters in the Council that he will go to Kashyyyk, for he has good relations with the Wookies...Why??? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the PRmoment Podcast.Welcome to our July review of PR Pitches and mergers & acquisitions in the UK PR scene with Andrew Bloch.Andrew is a co-founder and non-executive director at Frank PR and is now lead consultant - PR, Social, Content and Influencer at the new business consultancy firm AAR. He is also a partner at PCB Partners advising on buying and selling marketing services agencies.Thanks to our PRmoment Podcast sponsors, The PRCA.Do look at the brace of new webinars that we've launched on PRmoment, including Social Media in B2B and The Contribution of Comms to ESG. 2 mins Andrew contextualises the state of the new business market in UK PR currently.“In an economy that is a bit shaky…being able to demonstrate effectiveness is more important than ever.”“Why Andrew's PR agency activity barometer is busier than ever!”8 mins Andrew gives us his rundown of PR pitch wins for July, including:Good Relations wins Starling BankFleishman wins HS1Mischief wins Team GBReady 10 wins Kind SnacksStripe wins Giggling SquidPR Network and Heathrow ExpressAzaria win VTech and LeapfrogNudge wins Kettle chipsMSL wins CurrysKetchum wins Dolmio18 mins Andrews gives us his insight into the Havas Uncommon deal.“It could be a deal that's worth up to £120m in 6 years time”“Havas already has a reputation as one of the most creative marketing services in the world…and they are doubling down on creativity.”21 mins Andrew explains the £120m valuation of Uncommon on its current fee income of £22m.25 mins Andrew reviews SEC Newgate's $100m investment from Investcorp, an alternative investment firm, for a 55% stake in the business. The deal is subject to regulatory approval and values SEC Newgate as a $250 m business.28 mins Andrew rounds us off by talking us through some smaller trade deals:The Bigger Boat acquires ScribaBulla acquires Hype CollectiveThere's a management buyout at Lucre Group which rebrands to Gold79.

In this episode, we are joined by director of international marketing at Microsoft, Ryan Miles, and executive director at Good Relations, James Ralph, as they take a look back at some of the important marketing lessons we learnt during 2022. They explore how to turn challenges into opportunities, and take a look into the future to predict some of the key trends and changes set to face marketers in 2023.If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to ensure you don't miss our latest uploads. You can also support the series by leaving us a review on Apple Podcasts. Don't forget to join the conversation and let us know what topics you'd like us to cover in future on Twitter or Instagram, @cim_marketing. Thanks for listening. 

 Welcome to the PRmoment Podcast. Welcome to our February review of PR Pitches and mergers & acquisitions in the UK PR scene with Andrew Bloch. Andrew is a co-founder and non-executive director at Frank PR and is now Head of PR at the new business consultancy firm AAR. He is also a partner at PCB Partners where he advises on buying and selling marketing services agencies. Thanks to our PRmoment Podcast sponsors, The PRCA.Here are a few of the highlights that Andrew and I discussed:2 mins News of big wins for Citypress with Siemens, The Romans with Heineken and BCWwith Swissair.“The best corporate agencies think with a consumer lens”PHA bag a couple of wins Andrew talks us through wins for Ranieri and Stir.“It's a never-ending journey between appointing specialists and consolidating agencies”12 mins Finn Partners win Wagamama's and Greater Palm Springs.14 mins Good Relations wins the Kuoni account.15 mins Andrew gives us his rundown of this month's PR M&A activity, including the big Markettiers deal.16 mins Andrew explains the Social Chain deal.18 mins Clarity continues its acquisition strategy by purchasing Australian agency Sefiani Communications.20 mins Andrew talks about ANM's vertical acquisition strategy.21 mins Spider buy a Tiger!

மாற்று மத சகோதரர்களுடன் நல்லுறவை பேணுவோம் மவ்லவி அலி அக்பர் உமரி | Ali Akbar Umari 18-11-2022, Jumma Taqwa Masjid, Trichy The post Ali Akbar Umari – Maintain good relations with non-muslims appeared first on Tamil Dawah.

மாற்று மத சகோதரர்களுடன் நல்லுறவை பேணுவோம் மவ்லவி அலி அக்பர் உமரி | Ali Akbar Umari 18-11-2022, Jumma Taqwa Masjid, Trichy The post Ali Akbar Umari – Maintain good relations with non-muslims appeared first on Tamil Dawah.

Welcome to the PRmoment Podcast.Here's the latest of our bonus pod series where I chat to Andrew Bloch about PR Pitches and merger & acquisition trends in the UK PR scene.Andrew is a co-founder and non-executive director at Frank PR and is now Head of PR at the new business consultancy firm AAR. He is also a partner at PCB Partners where he advises on buying and selling marketing services agencies.Before we start the PRmoment Awards 2023 are now open for entries - do check out the awards site PRmomentAwards.com for all the info you need.Finally thanks to our PRmoment Podcast sponsors, The PRCA.Here's a summary of what Andrew and I discussed:2 mins Andrew gives us his PR pitch wins update with wins for Ketchum, Tin Man, Splendid, Ready 10, Coolr, Four, Talker Taylor, Good Relations, PHA, and Tigerbond.5 mins Andrew gives his suggestions on how many agencies in-house teams should include in a pitch.11 mins “The M&A market is volatile at the moment but there are still deals being done”“Debt is difficult to raise (in the private equity market) due to interest rate rises and this means people are being cautious and that is scuppering some deals and some are taking longer”“On the trade side (of M&A activity) the trend of building deep specialisms is continuing”12 mins M&A updates include news from Prime Global's acquisition of Earthwear and RSK's acquisition of Copper13 mins Andrew updates us on a couple of PR MBOs at Rise at Seven and BECG14 mins A discussion of Carrie Rose and Stephen Kenwright's story of growth at Rise at Seven and how it's come to an end.16 mins Andrew talks about Lord Suger and Mark Wright's sale of Clime Online for an amount reputed to be around £10 m17 mins News of Clarity's acquisition of Political Intelligence18 mins A wrap-up of why Next Fifteen's acquisition of M&C Saatchi failed

"The G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia is marked by the importance of the meeting between Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Chinese President Xi Jinping," said Professor Fathi Mansouri, Head of the Center for Globalization and Citizenship at Deakin University in Melbourne. - ذكر البروفيسور فتحي منصوري رئيس مركز العولمة والمواطنة في جامعة ديكن بمدينة ملبورن أن قمة مجموعة العشرين في بالي تتميز بأهمية اللقاء بين رئيس الوزراء أنتوني ألبانيزي والرئيس الصيني شي جين بينغ.

On this episode I am rejoined by brother Drec Humphrey ! We discuss the processes of getting engaged, marriage plans, future of company ventures, and much much more! Follow Drec On Instagram @drechumprey and @gvgbrand --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/trey-allen41/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trey-allen41/support

In this edition of #GlobalPrint, ThePrint's Senior Consulting Editor Jyoti Malhotra explains the importance of Bangladesh to India and why Sheikh Hasina has thrown in her lot with IndiaWatch #GlobalPrint

Rudy joins Robbie McVeigh and Bill Rolston, authors of Anois ar theacht an tSamhraidh: Ireland, Colonialism and the Unfinished Revolution for a discussion on Irish history from colonization to the present. We discuss the earliest colonization attempts, the Ulster plantation and the formation of the planter/gael binary and Protestant Ascendancy, the Act of Union and how the Act co-opted a Catholic minority and made colonialism in Ireland distinct. We then follow by discussion how Partition came about and the resulting Northern Ireland state through the Protestant Ascendancy period to the post-troubles Good Relations state. We also discuss the remaining the story of the remaining 26 counties, how they were thrust into whiteness first as a White Dominion and later as part of the EU, and how the contradiction between anti-imperialism and European citizenship plays out. We finish by discussing the prospects of a unified Ireland.

On June 22-23 the Sustainable Wine Roundtable held its first annual conference. The two-day online event brought together 250+ experts from across and outside the global wine industry to discuss the critical sustainability challenges facing the sector. All of the session recordings are available online.  Session Title: Wine people: Ensuring the rights and well-being of workers, advancing equality and diversity, and nurturing good relations with neighbouring communities Speakers: Emerentia Patientia, Senior Project Officer, Fairtrade Africa Allan Sichel, President, Bordeaux Wine Council Jimena Sanchez, Network Representative, Amfori Moderator: Dr. Peter Stanbury, Sustainable Wine Roundtable    

In this prayer I learn about not withholding good from those to whom it is due when it is in the power of my hand to do it. I will not content with anyone for no reason. I purpose to live at peace with everyone. Book: Prayers That Avail Much, Prayer: Maintaining Good Relations, Author: Germain Copeland.

The 77th episode of dToks features Neha Aggarwal Sharma, An Olympics Athlete and the Head of Partnerships for Olympic Gold Quest, a Not-for-Profit working towards helping more Indian athletes compete and win, she talks about: A Clear vision and a Risk Taking Attitude making a Difference. Physical fitness and Meditation being an Important part of Mental Detoxing and Cognitive Progress. Investing in Good Relations being key to a fulfilling Life and Healthy Mind and Soul. Twitter: twitter.com/nehaaggarwal

Jami At Tirmidhi Book 25 Righteousness & Maintaining Good Relations With Relatives 1897-2035 of 3956 English. Jami` at-Tirmidhi is a collection of hadith compiled by Imam Abu `Isa Muhammad at-Tirmidhi (rahimahullah). His collection is unanimously considered to be one of the six canonical collections of hadith (Kutub as-Sittah) of the Sunnah of the Prophet (ﷺ). It contains roughly 4400 hadith (with repetitions) in 46 books. Contact: For any feedback or correction please feel free to contact at qnsacademy@outlook.com

Threat of nuclear weapon use might seem like a low probability, but it cannot be taken lightly. ----more---- https://theprint.in/opinion/india-good-relations-with-nato-states-russia-ukraine-ask-for-ceasefire/863224/

The state of our environment just keeps getting scarier and scarier, yet it feels like we have yet to find a way forward. Two Indigenous scholars who run labs to address the climate crisis say bringing an Indigenous understanding to environmental justice could help us get unstuck. A big part of that is seeing pollution through a new lens – one that acknowledges it is as much about racism and colonialism as it is toxic chemicals. Vinita talks to Michelle Murphy, Professor and Canada Research Chair in science and technology studies and leader at the University of Toronto's Environmental Data Justice Lab. Also joining is Max Liboiron, author of Pollution is Colonialism, and associate professor in geography at Memorial University of Newfoundland.Show notes:https://theconversation.com/why-pollution-is-as-much-about-colonialism-as-chemicals-dont-call-me-resilient-ep-11-170696Transcript:https://theconversation.com/why-pollution-is-as-much-about-colonialism-as-chemicals-dont-call-me-resilient-transcript-ep-11-170697Join The Conversation about this podcast: Use hashtag #DontCallMeResilient and tag us:Twitter: https://twitter.com/ConversationCA  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theconversationdotcomFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheConversationCanadaLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/theconversationcanada/Sign up for our newsletter: https://theconversation.com/ca/newsletters/Contact us: theculturedesk@theconversation.comPromo at beginning of episode:Telling Our Twisted Histories, CBC Podcasts:https://www.cbc.ca/listen/cbc-podcasts/906-telling-our-twisted-histories

After declaring victory belonged to all Afghans, the Taliban reaches out to former foes. Also: the BBC's Moscow correspondent, Sarah Rainsford, has left Russia, after being labelled a threat to national security, and is being kind selfish ?

This episode is episode 5 (sorry about the error on the audio, in which we identified it as episode 4) and an On the Fence segment – a show in which Jec and I discuss something that's been on our collective and virtual desk, asking to be checked off. Here we visit about what horses and humans need to know. By that we mean the skills and the knowledge that horse and rider need to have in order to, as we say as part of our podcast mission, feel safe and have fun. I hope you all bear in mind that this ain't dogma coming down from above. We could be wrong. Our work with horses is constantly evolving and we build on experience, on successes as well as mistakes. As we acknowledge, this is tip of the iceberg stuff. We hope you'll write in to give us your tip of the iceberg stuff. Some lean towards principles while other ideas are more technical. In the best mix, they meet at a place which emphasizes SAFETY and GOOD RELATIONS with the horse.  Some things horses should know: To load easily into a trailer To remain tied for decently long periods of time without getting overly stressed To pick up feet easily To stand when mounted and not walk off To yield to pressure To accept new stimuli without ‘losing it' Some things riders should know: To take vital signs (respiration and heart rate, temperatures, and to know signs of dehydration) and to be able to do basic doctoring To mount from the ground To be fit enough to ride confidently (and to call yourself an athlete!) To recognize how our energy and actions impact our horses There are many videos and pages to consider around these topics. Check out Amy Skinner's YouTube channel.  Read about Ownership here. We thank Pharm Aloe Equine and Lucerne Farms for their fantabulous support. Pharm Aloe offers aloe pellets and gel and other products to support horses' GI health, immune system, and other processes. They have profiles of the quality of their products on their website. Lucerne Farms is a forage company based in Northern Maine. Are you traveling – maybe going horse camping or heading to a competition, Lucerne bales, wrapped in plastic, are pretty much perfect for traveling. Check out their blends and distribution at lucernefarms.com  Or find Lucerne Farms at your feedstore and ask for it by name. I sure hope this got ya thinking. Let us hear from you. We would like to thank Kershaw Knives, Redmond Equine, Kate's Real Food and Patagonia WorkWear for their continued support. Buy some rocks from Redmond, check out the new flavor at Kate's and check out the WorkWear sales. Please follow these brands and buy their stuff as they support us and what we're doing. This month, we're giving away a Patagonia WorkWear item to two lucky listeners. Check it out here. besthorsepractices.com/podcast. Thanks for listening y'all! Read about the Care Continuum here. Dr. King writes: Horses Want Fewer gifts, Better care

In my efforts to become Supreme Ruler of the Galaxy, I've locked the guys in each of their own recording dungeons! Well fine, it was COVID, but I'm taking credit! For the foreseeable future the guys will be coming to you lockdown style so our sound isn't up to it's usual standards for which, we apologise! In this episode the guys discuss the impending releases of Yoda, Chewie and the Wookies, along with some other stuff.....I think....I dunno...they got super off topic......I'm in iso........what day is it?! - General Cara Organa

Dr. Iris Good is a scientist-entrepreneur and investor, specialising in commercialisation of medical devices in India for over 20 years. She has established and brought to growth several medical device companies and has been a non-executive director in several countries. Iris is chair of Imperial Innovations Seed Fund, of London Business School HealthTech Challenge, of Good Relations India and is a member of the investment committee of Cambridge University Seed Fund. Iris is inspirational in how much she has accomplished from her work as a scientist, entrepreneur and now investor. We talk about her experience transitioning into these roles, lessons she's learned and failures she's experienced, qualities of good startups and scientist entrepreneurs, new initiatives from technology transfer organizations, her experience as a woman in science, and much more. More about Iris Soon after completing her Ph.D. in Biochemistry from the Weizmann Institute of Science, followed by two post docs (molecular biology and brain research) Iris moved to technology commercialisation in international markets. She co-established UltraShape (high-intensity ultrasound device for fat emulsification), acquired by Syneron Medical Ltd, and led the business development of MetaCure (a diabetic pace-maker). She took MetaCure to India, setting up pan-India clinical-trials and commercial operations. She founded I-Connections, an India market-entry firm focusing on cutting edge technologies, establishing strategic partnerships and commercial expansions. I-Connections later merged with Good Relations India, a 33-years old award-winning Strategic PR & Market Entry consultancy with offices in Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai and London, providing full strategy and execution to international companies in India. Iris became its chair in 2008. Good Relations India has handled leading clients such as Apple, Barclays, Bloomberg, Cartier, CNBC, Etihad, The UN and Virgin Atlantic and hundreds of start-ups. The company brought Marks & Spencer to India and created their JV with Reliance Industries, Sun Life Insurance with Birla Group, Scottish & Newcastle with Kingfisher and many others. In recent years Iris has served on boards of Sight Diagnostics, Step of Mind and Tikal Networks (Israel) on the advisory board of Trapezia Capital and Puridify Ltd and on the main board of Accloud and Touchlight Genetics (UK). She has been active mentor/judge/investor in London Business School, Judge Business School, Oxford Foundry and Imperial College. She is a member of the Cambridge Seed Fund investment committee since 2018 and chairs the Imperials College Seed Fund since 2020. Find Iris on LinkedIn. Join the Bountiful community today and realize your power to save the world. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn if you haven't already.

Episode 3 is a live broadcast that was facilitated via Streamyard and broadcast live to our YouTube channel to celebrate Good Relations week in Northern Ireland. Featuring the LINCS programme facilitated by NI Alternatives and a programme from one of our partner organisations CRJI, namely their Travellers, as well as our jointly delivered new restorative practice project STARS. We talk about the importance of good relations work and the role that restorative practices have to play in facilitating it.

Timothy Nunan is a Lecturer (Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter) and a Freigeist Fellow at the Center for Global History at the Free University of Berlin. He is the author of Humanitarian Invasion: Global Development in Cold War Afghanistan (Cambridge UP, 2016). In this lecture he discusses how the Islamic Republic of Iran was founded on the slogan of “Neither East Nor West”–neither alignment with the Soviet Union nor the United States. The end of the 1980s saw, however, a rapprochement between Tehran and Moscow that would form the basis for relations between the countries to the present day. Drawing on archival resources and memoirs from the former Soviet Union, Iran, and Afghanistan, this talk explores how CPSU General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev and Iranian elites such as Hashemi Rafsanjani and Ali Khamene’i abandoned pretensions of leading the global anti-imperialist movement and sought to use relations with the other to navigate world politics between the end of the Cold War and the Gulf War.

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SUMMARY Information on our upcoming Forward Together Podcast event taking place at 2.00pm on 18th September at Holywell Trust, 10-12 Bishop Street, Derry. The event is open for all to attend and we'll hear highlights from our series and have a discussion with our panel made up of Paul Gosling, Denis Bradley, Maureen Hetherington (The Junction) and Julieann Campbell (Museum of Free Derry).

Heli Brewitz möter Lena Gustafsson i ett samtal om styrelsearbete. Hur ska man tänka när man tillsätter en styrelse? Vilka kvalifikationer behövs? Vilka roller blir viktigare i en styrelse? Lena Gustafsson är legitimerad KBT-terapeut, författare och relationsexpert, specialiserad på medarbetar- och ledarskapsutveckling. Hon är även VD och grundare av företaget Good Relations som bl a anordnar Styrelsebalansdagen.Mail: lena@goodrelations.seMålgrupp detta avsnitt: Alla 25+Musikproducent: Beata RautioRedigering och klipp: Pauline BrewitzFoto: Privat See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mary Jo Rapini, MEd, LPC, speaker, psychologist, and author, talks about her important work helping people build healthy relationships. Rapini is a noted psychotherapist who specializes in intimacy, sexual issues, and relationships. Rapini is a celebrated author, lecturer, and frequent television personality. Rapini's stated mission is to help others build healthy relationships, and that process begins with the relationship we have with ourselves. Rapini talks about her extensive work with individuals and couples dealing with sexual issues, physical and emotional. She discusses some of the major issues that many people deal with, and how these problems can catch up to us quickly. While pills work for some people, grief and emotional issues/stressors can promote feelings of anger and depression that may not be solved by pills. Therapy may be the answer for those who are suffering. Rapini discusses marriage and emotional maturity, and the reasons why some marriages have trouble. She talks about cognitive behavioral therapy and its importance to her therapy practice. She outlines some of the many social problems that lead people to therapy. As she states, in order for therapy to work, the person must be curious and want to change. She speaks about the importance of awareness, and how we must approach therapy with a self-awareness about what we want to accomplish. The psychotherapist discusses the importance of having purposeful relationships, and the many hallmarks of healthy relationships. What's really important is not so much how you communicate but that you do communicate. She explains that it is important to not compare your marriage to others, and that each partner of the relationship will have their own desires and needs. She talks about the importance of sharing, keeping balance, and accommodating for your partner, and other issues that are critical to maintaining a good, healthy relationship. And she discusses how she deals with many of these issues one on one with her clients.

Intern John and Sos share why they swipe right more than left on dating apps! Also, millennials want this over good sex! Sos shares about her lip injections, and Intern John shares his beauty routine. All that and more on today's episode!

Good Relations – in Business & Life Var börjar bra resultat någonstans? Hur påverkar ledarskapet upplevelsen för medarbetare, kunder och andra intressenter? Vad har självkännedom och empati med framgång att göra? På årets andra live-stream av Emotions in Business välkomnar vi entreprenören, KBT-terapeuten, författaren och relationsexperten Lena Gustafsson, grundare av Good Relations och Styrelsebalans. Lena har utöver sin bakgrund inom kognitiv psykologi, erfarenhet som journalist och chefredaktör inom Bonniers. Hon har startat upp två egna företag och har rådgivit ett stort antal verksamheter i en rad olika branscher under uppstart, utveckling och avveckling. Lena kom ut med sin första bok 2015 - Bortom Glastaket, där hon intervjuat 25 framgångsrika kvinnor inom näringslivet och fått fram 7 nycklar till framgång. Hennes andra bok, precis nyutgiven - Har mannen någon framtid? Som handlar om att världen är inne i ett paradigmskifte. Kvinnor är inte längre beroende av män, de underordnar sig inte längre, istället anslår de en ny ton. Men vad innebär det för mannen, finns det någon plats för honom i morgondagens samhälle? Lena har nyfiket frågat 13 män om deras syn på mannens framtid. Finns det män som inte hänger med i den nya omvärldens krav? Och hur se det egentligen ut för de unga pojkarna, är de på väg att halka efter i skolresultat och utbildningsnivå? Podinariet Emotions in Business är initiativet som Joakim Thörn grundare och VD på effectly.com och Alexander Slotte grundare och VD på TopofHeart ger dig andra avsnittet #002 , där det goda samtalet, insikterna och förståelsen för hur just relationen påverkar dina kunders vilja att köpa mer, stanna längre och rekommendera er till vänner, familj och kollegor. Hur just arbetet med känslor och empatisk förmåga är avgörande för framgångsrik försäljning. Varmt välkommen och vi ses på på insidan! Joakim Thörn och Alexander Slotte

Working life is inherently relational and in the case of doing a PhD, a specific and unique relation is that with your mentor or supervisor. Mutually nurturing this relationship, is key to success, or is it? In this weeks podcast, our panel explore how they have worked with, and managed their relationships with supervisors. How this develops over time, how you ensure your research is your own and their tips for success. This weeks host is Chris Hardy a Clinical neuroscience and Postdoc from University College London and the panellists are Jacki Stansfield a PhD working also at UCL, Robyn Dowlen, PhD Student at The University of Manchester and finally Lisa Thorpe a PhD Student, University of Chester. (Needless to say, they all have perfect relationships with their supervisors) Please share our podcasts using #ECRDementia and visit our website www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk where you will find lots of information and support for Early Career Dementia Researchers.

"In the late 19th Century The British government began a project whereby they started recording oral histories because they were assuming that once the Gold Coast was turned into a colony that it would begin to lose its culture. It really hadn’t happened but in any case there’s lots of oral histories that come out of that and I discovered that eating good food doesn’t really have so much to do with taste, food is very tasty, but it’s more about ensuring that you’re following the prescribed rules for how to behave, how to eat in such a way that you’re propagating good relations with deities or with ancestors"

On this month's episode, we find out how Edmonton Public Library is using Digital Story Telling to help Edmontonians better understand one another, we hear about how the Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society and the Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers are connecting newcomers to Indigenous culture, and we catch up with recipients of ECF's young Edmonton Grants Program to learn about the exciting new projects they are creating. Links: Create your own Digital Story, and find EPL's channel on Vimeo. Learn more about Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society. Check out the Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers. Grants: Charmaine Letourneau Scholarships […]

Vi pratar självledarskap, om att lyfta hur viktig varje anställd och varje avdelning är för företaget, innovation och KASAM. Den här veckan träffar vi Lena Gustafsson från Good Relations. Lena har så enormt mycket att dela med sig av så vi hann knappt prata om hennes bok ”Bortom glastaket”, hennes engagemang i Styrelsebalans mm mm. För att följa och komma i kontakt med Lena eller för att köpa boken; www.goodrelations.se, Facebook – Good Relations AB, LinkedIn – Lena Gustafsson See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On Saturday, 5th April Presbyterians gathered in Assembly Buildings for a morning conference entitled 'Dealing with the Past, Shaping the Future'. The panel discussion elaborated on issues raised from the day. Taking part on the panel were Rev. Lesley Carroll, minister of Fortwilliam and McCrory; Prof. Peter McBride, Chief Executive of Northern Ireland Association for Mental Health (NIAMH); and Rev. Michael Davidson, minister of Drumgooland and Kilkinamurry Presbyterian congregations.

On Saturday, 5th April Presbyterians gathered in Assembly Buildings for a morning conference entitled 'Dealing with the Past, Shaping the Future'. Dr. Norman Hamilton spoke about the importance of engaging with politics, reminding delegates that the word politics means, “of, for, or relating to citizens”. Given that the issues raised by the recent Haass talks proved to be complex and controversial, Dr. Hamilton spoke about the need for wider society to help shape the way these issues are handled, with the Church playing its part in this.

On Saturday, 5th April Presbyterians gathered in Assembly Buildings for a morning conference entitled 'Dealing with the Past, Shaping the Future'. Rev. David Cupples addressed the need to recognize and affirm the sovereignty of God when we are dealing with issues of the past. In considering how we move forward, he asked delegates to consider not only our sectarian past but also our increasingly secular society at present.

Brooklyn-based band Good Relations is this week’s musical guest on Snacky Tunes. Tune in to find out how they are connected with the original Finger on the Pulse and what kind of food they eat on the world as they play songs live in studio. This episode was sponsored by Roberta’s.

--{ If Only There Were a God of Thunder Who'd Rope and Tie Cabals of Plunder: "Power Hungry Politicos with Lobbyists Relax, Scheming New Ways of Plundering Tax, High-on-the-Hog, They've Good Relations, Using Public Money to Fund Corporations Whilst Cutting Services Under Guise "We're Broke", Diverting Funds to Their Companies, What a Joke, That's All it Is, This Abstract Democracy, Channeling Funds Upward to the Plutocracy, Charles Galton-Darwin Proposed this Knavery, "We're Creating a More Sophisticated Slavery" " © Alan Watt }-- Art of Conology - Honeypot of Taxpayers' Money - Media, Spins to Mislead - Always a Good Reason and a Real Reason - Darwinian Gang at the Top - Non-Democratic Committees, "G" Groups (G20 etc.) - Britain (the Home of "Democracy"), Betters and Commoners - Corporate Cash Grants - Queen and Royals get Subsidies for their Farms (from Taxpayer). Virtual Cartoon World, Escape into Fantasy - THX1138 movie - Catholic Church Approves iPhone Virtual Confession app. NGO Colour Revolutions, "Positive Change" is Coming to Syria - US Troops to Stay in Iraq - Donald Rumsfeld, "No Regrets". Food Futures Market, Betting Game - Agenda 21 Hits Australia - Public-Private Deal (Public Pays, Private Profits) - US-Canada Integration (CFR-Drafted) - "The Bell Curve" - Global Agenda, Global Empire. (See http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com for article links.) *Title/Poem and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Feb. 9, 2011 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)