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Hello. J'espère que vous allez bien malgré les températures incendiaires qu'on connaît en ce moment. Hydratez-vous, prenez soin de vos proches.Cet épisode suit un fil conducteur, donc je ne vous conseille pas de sauter d'une partie à une autre, même si je sais que le temps manque. Il n'est pas très long, mais je pense qu'il vaut la peine d'être écouté ou lu en entier.Ce que j'ai compris de ma fatigue (à partir de 01:13)Je me suis rendu compte que j'étais déjà épuisée, d'une certaine manière, alors que mon livre n'est pas encore sorti. Ce n'est pas une fatigue ordinaire, pas le genre « j'ai trop bossé ce trimestre ». C'est plus profond, plus installé. J'ai essayé de comprendre si ce que je vivais avait un nom.Le premier : la racial battle fatigue, théorisée par William A. Smith. Un épuisement psychologique et physiologique qui vient du fait d'exister dans un monde qui agresse en continu, de manière subtile, institutionnelle, au quotidien. Pas une violence spectaculaire, mais l'accumulation. La vigilance permanente. Le fait de devoir sans cesse évaluer ce qui vient de se passer, se demander si c'est raciste, si ça vaut la peine d'en parler, si on va être cru. Ce switch constant entre soi et le regard que le monde pose sur soi.Le deuxième : le burn-out militant, documenté par Gorski et Chen. L'idée que dans le militantisme, on mesure l'engagement à l'aune du travail émotionnel fourni. Et que si on s'effondre, si on dit qu'on est à bout, on est regardé·e bizarrement, parce que le militantisme est censé être désintéressé. On n'a pas trop le droit d'être épuisée quand le sujet est important. Et c'est exactement le piège.Moi, je publie un roman sur des thématiques qui me tiennent à cœur. Je parle de représentation sur Instagram. Et en même temps, j'ai un emploi salarié où je range une partie de moi dans un tiroir en arrivant le matin, parce que les deux mondes ne peuvent pas coexister. Ce phénomène a aussi un nom : le code switching, documenté chez les personnes racisées, les personnes LGBTQIA+, les personnes en situation de handicap. Le fait de devoir adapter, moduler, modifier son langage, son comportement, parfois jusqu'à sa personnalité, selon l'espace où on se trouve pour ne pas subir de conséquences.Dans mon cas concret : dans ma vie d'autrice, j'écris en écriture inclusive aussi souvent que je le peux. Ce n'est pas une posture, c'est une conviction. La neutralité au masculin n'a jamais existé. Point. Mais dans un mail professionnel, dans un contexte institutionnel, c'est impossible. Pas parce que mon employeur s'y opposerait forcément, mais parce que j'écris à des clients à qui je vends une solution, qui n'ont rien demandé, et faire ce choix serait prendre position. Donc je fais autrement. Et mon militantisme reste dans le tiroir.C'est Arlie Hochschild qui avait théorisé cette fatigue cognitive et émotionnelle liée au fait de devoir adapter en permanence son expression à un contexte qui ne correspond pas. Et quand ce switch touche des pratiques militantes, il y a une dissonance supplémentaire entre ce qu'on défend publiquement et ce qu'on fait concrètement dans d'autres espaces de sa vie. Cette dissonance, il faut la gérer. Et elle épuise aussi.L'image qui m'est revenue, c'est Clark Kent au bureau et Superman dans ma vie d'autrice. Sauf que Clark reste une figure de pouvoir et de privilège, et ce que je vis, c'est du concret, c'est politique. C'est encore une forme de double conscience, parce que je me vois à travers le regard d'une société qui ne me reconnaît pas comme étant entière, et je dois habiter deux entités pour tenter de les réconcilier. C'est ce que W.E.B. Du Bois théorisait dans The Souls of Black Folk. Rien de nouveau. Il y a quelque chose de rassurant à savoir que ça a déjà été nommé, contextualisé. Et quelque chose de profondément frustrant à réaliser que ça n'a pas changé, puisque certaines de ces théories remontent à 1903.La littérature académique couvre le code switching au travail, la racial battle fatigue, le burn-out militant. Mais elle ne couvre pas le cas de l'autrice racisée, engagée sur la représentation dans l'édition, qui doit en même temps naviguer ce code switch dans son emploi du temps réel. C'est mon quotidien. Et il n'y a pas encore de carte pour ça. Peut-être qu'un jour quelqu'un prendra le temps de le théoriser. Je me le garde en tête.Désenchantée, mais pas défaitiste (à partir de 09:47)Oui, je suis désenchantée avant même que mon livre sorte. Pas parce que je ne crois plus en ce que j'écris. Mais parce que je comprends de mieux en mieux dans quoi je mets les pieds, et qu'il n'y a pas encore de carte pour naviguer avec ça.Mais le désenchantement a une puissance particulière : il force à prendre conscience de la réalité, à chercher des alternatives, des outils pour continuer d'agir malgré tout.Et l'un de ces outils, c'est se rappeler de ce qui a été fait. Une amie autrice me l'a rappelé récemment. Elle m'a remis face à l'enjeu réel, au-delà du désenchantement systémique de l'édition. Elle m'a rappelé que j'ai réussi à faire sortir un livre qui ne parle ni de racisme ni d'esclavage, écrit par une personne noire française, dans ce contexte politique qu'on connaît. Un livre qui aborde des sujets qui touchent toutes les familles, en particulier les familles afrodescendantes et de la diaspora afro-caribéenne, mais pas seulement, et qui est contemporain dans ses thématiques. Ce n'est pas rien. Et c'est important que je me le rappelle.Elle m'a aussi rappelé que j'appartiens maintenant à quelque chose. J'ai rejoint cette littérature noire française, si petite, aussi fine qu'une peau de chagrin, mais qui existe. Et que c'est le début de quelque chose.Elle m'a dit aussi : aller au-delà de tout ce bruit, de ce désenchantement, des conditions politiques dans lesquelles ce livre va sortir, et mettre de la joie. Elle est d'ailleurs co-autrice d'un ouvrage sur la joie que j'ai acheté il y a deux mois et que je vais enfin prendre le temps de lire. Je vous en parlerai.Juin m'a rincée (à partir de 13:37)La reprise du CDI a été bien plus énergivore que je l'avais anticipé, même si tout se passe très bien et que j'en suis vraiment contente. Merci à toutes les personnes qui m'ont envoyé des messages de soutien, qui ont pris le temps de demander comment ça s'était passé. Ça me touche beaucoup. Et merci aussi pour tous les messages d'anniversaire, c'était le 21 juin. J'avais lancé un jeu concours ce jour-là, il s'est terminé hier pour celles et ceux qui sont sur la newsletter, vous aviez été notifié·es depuis le mois dernier.Malgré le désenchantement, malgré l'épuisement, tout ça participe à me permettre de continuer. Donc merci. Vraiment.Je ne suis pas Hercule. Je ne suis pas Clark Kent. Mais à mon échelle, je pense que je vais y arriver. Mener ces deux vies de front. Ça ne fait que trois semaines, c'est peu pour faire tous les ajustements nécessaires. Mais j'ai confiance.Comment ? En ralentissant. Encore. Toujours. On n'en finit jamais, en réalité.Le repos comme acte de résistance (à partir de 15:14)Lors du dernier book club de l'association Overbookées, on a reçu Isis Labeau Caberia, dont je vous ai déjà parlé. Elle a rappelé quelque chose d'essentiel : le repos est une arme de résistance.Tricia Hersey, fondatrice du Nap Ministry, avait théorisé ça en 2016. L'idée que nous ne nous reposons pas pour être productives, nous nous reposons simplement parce que c'est notre droit. Et elle va plus loin : le repos dans sa forme la plus simple devient un acte de résistance et une reconquête du pouvoir, parce qu'il affirme notre humanité la plus fondamentale.Isis l'a conclu ainsi : peut-être que le monde ira mieux lorsque les femmes noires auront enfin droit au repos.Si vous ne comprenez pas pourquoi cette phrase est importante, je vous renvoie à tout le contenu que je partage sur Instagram et sur ce podcast. Les femmes noires sont à la croisée de toutes les discriminations et de toutes les luttes. Et les femmes noires ne se reposent pas. Ça vient de l'époque de l'esclavage, a minima. Et ça se traduit dans toutes les strates de notre société aujourd'hui.Je vais donc partir en vacances une semaine après mon séminaire d'entreprise de trois jours, qui va sans doute aussi me mettre KO. Je vais me forcer à ralentir, laisser mon cerveau en jachère, juste prendre des notes quand des idées vont surgir parce que ce serait dommage de les laisser filer. Et je vais être cette autrice noire qui jongle entre deux vies dans un contexte politique qui se dégrade, dans une industrie qui ne nous facilite rien, et qui choisit quand même le repos. Pas comme une forme de passivité. Comme un acte nécessaire pour continuer.Le tapis MAHOLA, mon objet totem (à partir de 17:05)J'avais promis un update sur le tapis de yoga Mahola. Le voilà.Je l'aime vraiment. Sans doute parce qu'il est fait main, unique, avec une matière qui se sent sous les doigts. Et sans doute parce que je l'ai choisi pour ses valeurs, qui résonnent avec les miennes. La marque travaille avec du coton biologique tissé à la main dans une logique de réduction d'impact sur la biodiversité tout au long de la chaîne de production. Ils investissent dans des projets de reforestation et de restauration des habitats. Leurs engagements sociaux sont réels : conditions de travail équitables, soutien aux communautés locales avec un focus sur l'Inde notamment. Et la marque est co-créée par une personne d'origine indienne. Ce n'est pas du greenwashing de façade, c'est une démarche cohérente de la culture du coton jusqu'à l'atelier.Ce tapis va être mon objet totem pour me rappeler que le repos est un acte de résistance. Que prendre ce repos, mettre de la joie dans mon quotidien, aller sur ce tapis pour faire des étirements, méditer, visualiser, ou juste être là à ne rien faire, c'est aussi ma forme de militantisme. Et la manière dont je vais aller chercher l'énergie dont j'ai besoin pour tout ce qui arrive.Le repos n'est pas une faiblesse. C'est un outil.Si vous avez envie de tester, il y a en ce moment des soldes sur leur site et j'ai un code promo à votre disposition dans les notes de l'épisode : MAHUNAYOGA, moins 10% sur leur site. Code d'affiliation, donc je reçois aussi une commission sur les achats. Je ne vous oblige à rien, mais comme je vous l'ai dit il y a quelques mois, c'est important pour moi de parler de ce que je mets en place pour prendre soin de ma santé mentale et physique, en particulier en tant que femme noire racisée avec l'endométriose. Si parmi vous il y a d'autres femmes racisées qui jonglent entre plusieurs vies, j'espère que tout ça peut être un début de réflexion, selon votre budget, votre temps, vos envies.Nouvelles lectures et deux nouveaux projets (à partir de 21:08)J'ai ajouté de nouvelles lectures dans ma liste de recommandations d'autrices et auteurs racisé·es sur mon site. J'ai lu de nouveaux ouvrages en juin et je compte bien profiter de cette semaine de vacances pour lire comme jamais, essayer de redevenir cet enfant de 10 ans qui lisait 10 livres par semaine. En juillet il y aura beaucoup plus de recommandations que d'habitude, surveillez la liste.Et avant de terminer, une petite exclusivité : je vous ai déjà dit que j'avais signé un quatrième contrat d'édition. Je vous donne maintenant les noms de code de mes projets en cours.Projet Pichoun : un outil pour tous, qui aborde un sujet tabou.Projet Mangue : une romance au lycée. Une vraie romance.L'un des deux est déjà sous contrat. Je ne vous dis pas lequel. Et pour l'autre, je vous en dis plus bientôt.Bon mois de juillet. Prenez soin de vous, de vos proches, de votre santé mentale, émotionnelle et physique. Hydratez-vous. Et mettez du repos dans votre quotidien. C'est important.À très vite.MahunaPS : la newsletter est gratuite mais vous pouvez me soutenir à hauteur de vos envies iciSources : Tricia Hersey, Rest is Resistance : A Manifesto, Little, Brown Spark, 2022. William A. Smith (2003), Racial Battle Fatigue ; Gorski & Chen (2015), Frayed All the Way ; McCluney et al. (2021), HBR ; Arlie Hochschild (1983), The Managed Heart ; W.E.B. Du Bois (1903), The Souls of Black Folk. Get full access to La Voix des Mots - écriture, santé mentale et représentation at mahunapoesie.substack.com/subscribe

Po preložitvi pogovorov med Združenimi državami Amerike in Iranom, ki bi se sicer začeli včeraj v Švici, je ponoči tja odpotoval posebni odposlanec ameriškega predsednika Donalda Trumpa Steve Witkoff. Kdaj bodo predstavniki Washingtona in Teherana sedli za skupno mizo in se skušali dogovoriti o naslednjih korakih za končanje vojne na Bližnjem vzhodu, še ni jasno. Trump kljub temu verjame, da bodo uspešni. Drugi poudarki oddaje: - Vrh Evropske unije minil tudi v znamenju pozivov k pospešitvi izvajanja uredbe o vračanju migrantov. - Gorski reševalci pred začetkom poletne sezone pozivajo k previdnosti in temeljiti pripravi na ture. - V Dolenjskem muzeju v Novem mestu zvečer odprtje razstave o festivalu Rock Otočec.

Am 10. Juni 2026 sprach der Rechtsanwalt Alexander Gorski im Berliner GEW-Haus (Gewerkschaft Erziehung und Wissenschaft) auf Einladung der AG Frieden in der GEW Berlin und der Jungen GEW Berlin zum Thema: „Staatsräson vs. Rechtsstaat – Erleben wir eine autoritäre Wende in Deutschland?“. Gorski gibt in seinem Vortrag Einblicke in den Fall Doğru aus anwaltlicherWeiterlesen

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„Die einzige Stellschraube, die der Staat wirklich hat, sind die 19 Prozent Umsatzsteuer. Wenn er die temporär senkt, fangen viele sofort an zu bauen.“ Gordon Gorski hat einen konkreten Vorschlag, wie der Bau von Wohnungen wieder vorangetrieben werden kann. Der CEO der Bayerischen Hausbau Development und sein Team treiben momentan auch ohne diese Entlastung verschiedene Projekte voran. Statt zehn oder 15 Eigentumswohnungen sind es momentan fünf bis sieben. Verkauft wird über absolute Leistbarkeit. In München bedeutet das: ab 10.300 Euro pro Quadratmeter. Und Leistbarkeit wird durch angepasste Grundrisse erzeugt oder wie man heute so schön sagt: kompakte Grundrisse. Gordon gibt einen Einblick, was umgeplant wurde und wie Zweitverwertungen von Wohnungen hinsichtlich Zusammenlegung oder Aufteilung funktionieren können. Wir bringen Wohnen und die Kreissäge des Tischlers zusammen, oder eben auch nicht. Sprich: Es geht um die Mischung in Quartieren, dabei lassen wir Seniorenwohnen nicht aus. Wir sprechen über den Bauturbo, Baugenehmigungen, die Arbeit mit Kommunen sowie die Verschiebungen im Markt.

Pri založbi Springer je izšla znanstvena monografija Discourses on Mountains of Montenegro and Slovenia / Razprave o gorah Črne gore in Slovenije, ki združuje 45 raziskovalk in raziskovalcev iz obeh držav. Delo interdisciplinarno obravnava gore z vidika geografije, zgodovine, arheologije, dediščine in okolja ter poudarja njihov pomen kot naravnega in identitetnega prostora. Monografija krepi znanstveno sodelovanje med Slovenijo in Črno goro ter odpira primerjalni pogled na gorski svet obeh držav.

V gorah je lani ugasnilo petdeset življenj, kar je rekordno število smrti v gorah v zadnjih dvajsetih letih vodenja tovrstnih statistik. Gorski reševalci so lani pomagali v nezgodah več kot šestokrat. Rešili so 767 ljudi. Najpogostejši vzrok nesreče je zdrs, sledi nepoznavanje terena, neprimerna oprema in nepripravljenost na turo. Trenutno so razmere v visokogorju zelo zahtevne in nevarne. Pogovarjali smo se z Miho Primcem, podpredsednikom Gorske reševalne zveze Slovenije.

Clélia é uma veterana da comunicação, com mais de 30 anos de atuação na televisão. Com passagens por emissoras como Record Internacional, Band, TV Gazeta e Rádio Eldorado, ela atualmente integra a equipe de produção da TV Cultura.Além de sua sólida carreira no audiovisual, Clélia é autora dos livros 'Separada & Dividida' e 'ANA: sua história pode ser outra história'. Em 2023, ela também conquistou o primeiro lugar no Concurso de Crônicas do Museu do Futebol com a obra 'Mina Boleira'. =

We're talking with VHS collector and author Cory Gorski on this episode of the Fan2Fan Podcast! Cory is the author of VHS Collecting: The Modern Relevance of Home Video. We discuss the VHS format, cover art, video store nostalgia, the collecting community, and more.  For more info about the Fan2Fan Podcast, visit https://fan2fan.libsyn.com

"Look, Granny, I am a pretty girl, ok? Big is beautiful. Haven't you heard?"On today's episode, we're heading to the Night of 1000 Stevies and put on our best goth outfits, as we revisit the underrated queer/goth coming of age film, Gypsy 83 (2001). Joining me for this episode is Josh Gorski, co-host of the Video Dropbox Podcast!!We talk about director Todd Stephens, how Sara Rue has and is always an icon, and just how goddamn gay this movie is, and how we enjoy the hell out of it!Intro/Outro Music: "Phantom Fun" by Jonathan Boyle----Follow Josh on InstagramFollow Video Dropbox on Instagram----Show E-Mail: cultcinemacircle@gmail.comFollow Cult Cinema Circle on Instagram, Bluesky, and Letterboxd Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fran Spielman interviews Eleanor Gorski, President and CEO of the Chicago Architecture Center, discussing the complex history and future plans for Chicago's stadiums. The dialogue covers the renovation of Wrigley Field, challenges faced by various sports teams looking for new stadiums, and Gorski's comprehensive report on creating a win-win situation for both the city and its teams. They explore the potential for development around existing and proposed stadium sites, the importance of coordinated government efforts, and the necessity for infrastructure improvements to benefit both the community and the sports franchises.

In this powerful episode of The Special Chronicles Podcast, host Daniel Smrokowski welcomes Matthew F. Gorski, Athlete Leader with Special Olympics Illinois, to talk about his incredible journey running the 2025 Chicago Marathon. Matthew takes us behind the scenes of what it's like to train for 26.2 miles — from early training runs and mental preparation to race day excitement and the unforgettable moment he crossed the finish line. He also shares how representing Special Olympics at the marathon embodies leadership, inclusion, and perseverance.

I'm joined by the super fan extraordinaire the Gorksi Lion to give his insights on the current Penn State Lions Football season. We talk Central Pennsylvania living, & a positive mindset despite the challenges. Check out the Gorski Lion on X: Gorski_Lion BrutallyHonestSports on X @ Brutallyhones  Tiktok: BrutallyHonestSports_

Phil Gorski shares his deeply personal journey from a life-altering diagnosis and liver transplant to founding a company that's transforming how families experience senior living options. Through immersive virtual tours, Phil helps communities build trust, reduce stress, and improve transparency during one of life's most emotional decisions.Phil Gorski is the CEO and President of Ova-Nee Productions, the company behind Senior Living 360 Tours. After a successful career in enterprise tech and a life-changing liver transplant, Phil shifted gears to focus on creating digital experiences that bring clarity, comfort, and transparency to the senior living search process. His mission is rooted in empathy and powered by tech.Timestamps:[02:00] Phil's backstory: IBM, illness, and an unexpected pivot[05:00] How a liver transplant reshaped his values around trust and empathy[08:00] Discovering 3D scanning and founding OVNI Productions[10:00] The moment a friend's comment sparked the senior living 360 idea[13:00] What families really want when researching senior living[16:00] The emotional weight of decisions and why websites fall short[19:00] Why virtual tours are more than just tech—they're digital storytelling[22:00] How virtual tours reduce stress and align family members[25:00] Advice for operators: empathy and transparency are good businessOne organ donor can save up to eight lives and also save or improve the lives of up to 50 people by donating tissues and eyes. For more information about organ donation or becoming a donor, visit organdonor.gov.

Bradley Gorski, a literary and culture scholar, examines the breakneck commercialization of Russian book publishing and of Russian literature more broadly – in the wake of the collapse of the Soviet Union. In the early 1990s, thousands of new publishers emerged, up from a mere two hundred at the Soviet Union's end. The notion of the “bestseller” quickly came to dominate the new market, fueling he rise of immensely popular genres such as detective novels, including its zhenskii variety (detective novels written by women and featuring female sleuths. Gorski artfully weaves together the evolution of the book market - from the chaos of the early post-Communist years to the near-monopoly in the 2000s - with literary analysis of some of the most prominent post-Soviet authors. At early stages, post-Soviet literature often reflected a degree of optimism about the Western ideal of personal liberty and embraced what sociologist Boris Dubin called a Russian version of the “American success story”. In recent years, however, the Russian literary market has taken a distinctly illiberal turn, exemplified by the writer Zakhar Prilepin, a bestselling author turned jingoistic patriot who fought in the Donbas region of Ukraine and inspired many of his admirers to join the front.  Cultural Capitalism: Literature and the Market after Socialism (Northern Illinois University Press, 2025) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Bradley Gorski, a literary and culture scholar, examines the breakneck commercialization of Russian book publishing and of Russian literature more broadly – in the wake of the collapse of the Soviet Union. In the early 1990s, thousands of new publishers emerged, up from a mere two hundred at the Soviet Union's end. The notion of the “bestseller” quickly came to dominate the new market, fueling he rise of immensely popular genres such as detective novels, including its zhenskii variety (detective novels written by women and featuring female sleuths. Gorski artfully weaves together the evolution of the book market - from the chaos of the early post-Communist years to the near-monopoly in the 2000s - with literary analysis of some of the most prominent post-Soviet authors. At early stages, post-Soviet literature often reflected a degree of optimism about the Western ideal of personal liberty and embraced what sociologist Boris Dubin called a Russian version of the “American success story”. In recent years, however, the Russian literary market has taken a distinctly illiberal turn, exemplified by the writer Zakhar Prilepin, a bestselling author turned jingoistic patriot who fought in the Donbas region of Ukraine and inspired many of his admirers to join the front.  Cultural Capitalism: Literature and the Market after Socialism (Northern Illinois University Press, 2025) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/literary-studies

Bradley Gorski, a literary and culture scholar, examines the breakneck commercialization of Russian book publishing and of Russian literature more broadly – in the wake of the collapse of the Soviet Union. In the early 1990s, thousands of new publishers emerged, up from a mere two hundred at the Soviet Union's end. The notion of the “bestseller” quickly came to dominate the new market, fueling he rise of immensely popular genres such as detective novels, including its zhenskii variety (detective novels written by women and featuring female sleuths. Gorski artfully weaves together the evolution of the book market - from the chaos of the early post-Communist years to the near-monopoly in the 2000s - with literary analysis of some of the most prominent post-Soviet authors. At early stages, post-Soviet literature often reflected a degree of optimism about the Western ideal of personal liberty and embraced what sociologist Boris Dubin called a Russian version of the “American success story”. In recent years, however, the Russian literary market has taken a distinctly illiberal turn, exemplified by the writer Zakhar Prilepin, a bestselling author turned jingoistic patriot who fought in the Donbas region of Ukraine and inspired many of his admirers to join the front.  Cultural Capitalism: Literature and the Market after Socialism (Northern Illinois University Press, 2025) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/russian-studies

Bradley Gorski, a literary and culture scholar, examines the breakneck commercialization of Russian book publishing and of Russian literature more broadly – in the wake of the collapse of the Soviet Union. In the early 1990s, thousands of new publishers emerged, up from a mere two hundred at the Soviet Union's end. The notion of the “bestseller” quickly came to dominate the new market, fueling he rise of immensely popular genres such as detective novels, including its zhenskii variety (detective novels written by women and featuring female sleuths. Gorski artfully weaves together the evolution of the book market - from the chaos of the early post-Communist years to the near-monopoly in the 2000s - with literary analysis of some of the most prominent post-Soviet authors. At early stages, post-Soviet literature often reflected a degree of optimism about the Western ideal of personal liberty and embraced what sociologist Boris Dubin called a Russian version of the “American success story”. In recent years, however, the Russian literary market has taken a distinctly illiberal turn, exemplified by the writer Zakhar Prilepin, a bestselling author turned jingoistic patriot who fought in the Donbas region of Ukraine and inspired many of his admirers to join the front.  Cultural Capitalism: Literature and the Market after Socialism (Northern Illinois University Press, 2025) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/eastern-european-studies

Bradley Gorski, a literary and culture scholar, examines the breakneck commercialization of Russian book publishing and of Russian literature more broadly – in the wake of the collapse of the Soviet Union. In the early 1990s, thousands of new publishers emerged, up from a mere two hundred at the Soviet Union's end. The notion of the “bestseller” quickly came to dominate the new market, fueling he rise of immensely popular genres such as detective novels, including its zhenskii variety (detective novels written by women and featuring female sleuths. Gorski artfully weaves together the evolution of the book market - from the chaos of the early post-Communist years to the near-monopoly in the 2000s - with literary analysis of some of the most prominent post-Soviet authors. At early stages, post-Soviet literature often reflected a degree of optimism about the Western ideal of personal liberty and embraced what sociologist Boris Dubin called a Russian version of the “American success story”. In recent years, however, the Russian literary market has taken a distinctly illiberal turn, exemplified by the writer Zakhar Prilepin, a bestselling author turned jingoistic patriot who fought in the Donbas region of Ukraine and inspired many of his admirers to join the front.  Cultural Capitalism: Literature and the Market after Socialism (Northern Illinois University Press, 2025) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bradley Gorski, a literary and culture scholar, examines the breakneck commercialization of Russian book publishing and of Russian literature more broadly – in the wake of the collapse of the Soviet Union. In the early 1990s, thousands of new publishers emerged, up from a mere two hundred at the Soviet Union's end. The notion of the “bestseller” quickly came to dominate the new market, fueling he rise of immensely popular genres such as detective novels, including its zhenskii variety (detective novels written by women and featuring female sleuths. Gorski artfully weaves together the evolution of the book market - from the chaos of the early post-Communist years to the near-monopoly in the 2000s - with literary analysis of some of the most prominent post-Soviet authors. At early stages, post-Soviet literature often reflected a degree of optimism about the Western ideal of personal liberty and embraced what sociologist Boris Dubin called a Russian version of the “American success story”. In recent years, however, the Russian literary market has taken a distinctly illiberal turn, exemplified by the writer Zakhar Prilepin, a bestselling author turned jingoistic patriot who fought in the Donbas region of Ukraine and inspired many of his admirers to join the front.  Cultural Capitalism: Literature and the Market after Socialism (Northern Illinois University Press, 2025) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/book-of-the-day

Those who love Washington wine know one of the many fine areas for wine tastings is Woodinville. And in Woodinville you’ll find the stunning DeLille Cellars, which is located in the Old Redhook Brewery building just around the corner from the extraordinary Spa at Willows Lodge. At DeLille, I met with Jason Gorski, Vice President [...]

This week on our Vino Lingo segment we feature Jason Gorski, Vice President of Winemaking, DeLille Cellars, Washington, defining the phrase “Every Day is Tuesday”.  Learn more by visiting delillecellars.com

Matters Microbial #107: Listeria Sprouting Hysteria? September 11, 2025 Today, Dr. Lisa Gorski, a microbiologist and food safety consultant recently retired from the US Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, joins the #QualityQuorum to discuss the facts about the disease causing bacterium named Listeria. We will learn about the organism, the disease listeriosis, and food safety. Host: Mark O. Martin Guest: Lisa Gorski Subscribe: Apple Podcasts, Spotify Become a patron of Matters Microbial! Links for this episode A description of the ice nucleation phenomenon carried out by many bacteria. An out of print book by Dr. Jo Handelsman that explained the ice nucleation experiment I often use when I teach. An overview of ice nucleation protein. A very nice video demonstration of ice nucleation activity I created many years ago with Puget Sound students. The relationship between ice nucleation protein and the commercial substance “SnowMax.” Information from the Centers for Disease Control on Listeria.  A description of listeriosis, caused by Listeria. A cute plush toy depicting Listeria, by the Giant Microbes company. A recent review article on Listeria and listeriosis. A video depicting “actin rockets” allowing Listeria to move within eukaryotic cells. A review article on actin-related motility of intracellular bacteria. A description of a recent Listeria outbreak. Advice for consumers regarding avoiding listeriosis.   The United States Department of Agriculture group on food safety and surveillance.  Articles by Dr. Gorski and colleagues on topics under discussion today. Dr. Gorski's LinkedIn profile. Intro music is by Reber Clark Send your questions and comments to mattersmicrobial@gmail.com

O Antônio Carlos Gorski, investidor em logística de hidrovias no Arco Norte, analisa as oportunidades de uma logística melhor e mais eficiente, se pensarmos grande.

Slovenske gore so tudi to poletje priljubljen cilj številnih gornikov in ljubiteljev gora. Z večjim obiskom so bolj obremenjeni tudi gorski reševalci, ki so letos opravili že 380 posredovanj, tako v gorah kot pri različnih adrenalinskih športih. Zdravniki gorski reševalci pa opažajo tudi večje število nenadno obolelih. Med ponesrečenimi ali pomoči potrebnih je več kot 40 odstotkov tujcev. Gorsko reševanje, zahtevna posredovanja, preventiva in prizadevanje za večjo varnost so teme tokratnega Studia ob sedemnajstih z Aljano Jocif. Gostje: Veronika Šenk, zdravnica, gorska reševalka Miha Primc, podpredsednik Gorske reševalne zveze Slovenije Iztok Arnol, predsednik GRS Mojstrana Matej Brajnik, vodja gorske policijske enote

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Contact Tim: 612-791-9942 or email him at wartimj@gmail.comBooks: Staying Sober: A Guide for Relapse Prevention: Terence T.Gorski, Merlene Miller, Father Martin: 9780830904594: Amazon.com: BooksDrop the Rock: Removing Character Defects - Steps Six andSeven: P., Bill, Todd Weber, S., Sara: 9781592851614: Amazon.com: BooksBest Advice: Stay in the SolutionSong that symbolizes recovery to Tim: ZachWilliams - Chain Breaker (Official Lyric Video) - YouTubetakeawaysTim Warren hosts the Attitude for Gratitude podcast.Recovery is about embracing a new life and serving others.Service work is crucial for personal recovery and community support.Tim had a loving upbringing but still fell into addiction.Substance use began with alcohol and marijuana in his teens.Tim's addiction escalated from pain medication to heroin.He realized that addiction doesn't discriminate based on background.The podcast serves as a platform for sharing recovery stories.Community support is vital in the recovery process.Tim emphasizes the importance of being of service to others. Neuroplasticity allows for the creation of new pathways in the brain.Comparison can hinder personal growth and recovery.Recovery is a lifelong process that requires continuous effort.Coping with loss can be managed without relapse.Relapse prevention is crucial in maintaining sobriety.Solution-based thinking helps in overcoming challenges.Personal experiences can lead to significant spiritual awakenings.Gratitude plays a vital role in recovery and happiness.Daily routines are essential for sustainable recovery.Forgiveness is a process that may take time and reflection.SummaryIn this episode of The Way Out Podcast, Tim Warren shareshis powerful journey from addiction to recovery. He discusses the importance ofservice work in the recovery community, the impact of his loving upbringing,and how he transitioned from casual substance use to addiction. Tim emphasizesthat addiction does not discriminate and highlights the significance ofcommunity support in the healing process. Through his podcast, Attitude forGratitude, he aims to help others by sharing stories of recovery and thelessons learned along the way. In this conversation, Timmy J Warren shares hisjourney of recovery, emphasizing the importance of neuroplasticity, self-esteembuilding, and the impact of comparison on personal growth. He discusses thelifelong process of recovery, coping with loss, and the significance of relapseprevention. Timmy highlights the value of solution-based thinking, personalexperiences that lead to spiritual awakening, and the role of gratitude inmaintaining a positive attitude. He also outlines his daily recovery routine,impactful literature, and the advice he finds most valuable in his journey. Theconversation concludes with reflections on forgiveness and the songs thatsymbolize recovery for him. Don't forget to check out “The Way Out Playlist” availableonlyon Spotify. Curated by all our wonderful guests on the podcast! https://open.spotify.com?episode/07lvzwUq1L6VQGnZuH6OLz?si=3eyd3PxVRWCKz4pTurLcmA(c) 2015 - 2025 The Way Out Podcast | All RightsReserved.Theme Music: “all clear” (⁠⁠⁠https://ketsa.uk/browse-music/)byKetsa(https://ketsa.uk⁠⁠⁠) licensedunderCCBY-NC-ND4.0(https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd)

Rain delays couldn't stop the Bucs tonight as Matt Gorski and Jared Triolo each launched two-run homers to lead the Pirates to a 4–0 win over the Mets at Citi Field. Bailey Falter danced out of early trouble, Chase Shugart held the line in relief, and the bullpen combo of Rainey, Bednar, and Santana sealed the shutout. Alexander Canario had a multi-hit night and cut down Pete Alonso trying to stretch a single in a highlight defensive moment. The NS9 crew breaks down the key performances, evaluates how Don Kelly's squad continues to respond post-swap, and asks the big question: are we finally seeing a spark? RSVP to the NS9 Tailgate on May 24th at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ns9-tailgate-tickets-1320142454619?aff=oddtdtcreator Use Promo Code NS930 for 30% off your first order at https://www.defer.coffee Use Promo Code NS9 for 30% off your first order at https://www.gritily.com Use Promo Code NORTHSHORENINE for $20 off your first order at https://www.seatgeek.com LIKE and SUBSCRIBE with NOTIFICATIONS ON if you enjoyed the show! NS9 MERCH: https://northshorenine.myshopify.com ►Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/NorthShoreNine ►Website: https://www.northshorenine.com ►Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/northshorenine ►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@northshorenine ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/northshorenine ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/northshorenine ►Discord: https://discord.gg/3HVYPg544m ►BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/northshorenine.bsky.social

Connor Williams (@Wins_Williams) and Jonathan Rice (@PhilPhan99) bring you the latest episode of Talk the Plank 3k on Fans First Sports Network (@FansFirstSN). We're talking homers by Gorski and Triolo and an excellent bullpen effort to lead the Pirates to victory...despite continuing the streak of games with less than 5 runs. You'll also get some historical perspective on that streak and the Bucs' run production as a whole. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Spencer Horwitz and Nick Gonzales are coming back soon, but can they make a huge difference? A change could happen before the All-Star Break if things continue in this direction. Austin thinks this could derail Bubba Chandler's debut time and push him back later in the year if the team continues losing.

Hour 2 with Joe Starkey: Noah feels we're trending in a direction where at least one change will be made at some point. How long will Henry Davis get to prove himself? Noah thinks Davis needs everyday playing time and could get a chance later in the season. Jon Gruden thinks Will Howard is going to be the steal of the draft. Do you have an open mind that Howard can be an NFL starter? Austin gets ripped for saying no and everyone claims "Penn State bias" despite wanting the Steelers to draft Emeka Egbuka.

Allegra Huston is the author of "Love Child: A Memoir of Family Lost and Found", the novels "A Stolen Summer" and "Say My Name," and many screenplays including the award-winning short film "Good Luck, Mr. Gorski," which she also produced. In 2019 she published how-to books on “the stuff nobody teaches you,” including "How to Read for an Audience" by Allegra and "How to Edit and Be Edited" by Allegra and James Navé. Allegra's and James' most recent collaboration is a book for authors, "Write What You Don't Know." "At major turning points in our lives, the circumstances are rarely perfect for us to make the next move or decision about what to do next. The obstacles may be vast, but it's at this point that you 'throw your hat over the fence,' or in other words, 'just go for it!' “In my experience, most people don't know what they are good at—what they are naturally good at. So sometimes you have to find one or kind of create one for yourself. You have got to put food on the table and send your kid to school. So, there are those reasons. I think if we are good girls or boys, we try to fulfill the expectations that are inevitably held for us. If we're bad girls and bad boys, we're fighting against those expectations. But in either case, we're still being driven by other people's expectations. It often takes time, maturity, mistakes and even unhappiness to lead you to what you really want to do–to start to find what it is that makes you excited in the morning, that makes you want to be doing whatever it is that you want to do.”  

The Matt Gorski home run was awesome, but ... yeah.Hear award-winning columnist Dejan Kovacevic's Daily Shots of Steelers, Penguins and Pirates -- three separate podcasts -- every weekday morning on the DK Pittsburgh Sports podcasting network, available on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/dkpghsports Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Matt Gorski home run was awesome, but ... yeah. Hear award-winning columnist Dejan Kovacevic's Daily Shots of Steelers, Penguins and Pirates -- three separate podcasts -- every weekday morning on the DK Pittsburgh Sports podcasting network, available on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/dkpghsports Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Craig and Scott (@PirateTakes) discuss Gorski's, Cruz's offensive output, Bednar being back In The Burgh, stretching out the lineup, bench players forced into starting roles, and the possible benefit of flexibility in the bullpen.  Brought to you by Sportsvival! Craig Toth previously covered the Pirates for Inside The Bucs Basement, but now simply sits down at the 9-foot homemade oak bar every week to talk Pittsburgh Pirates Baseball with his buddy Scott Jackson (@PirateTakes). Listen. Subscribe. Share. We are "For Fans, By Fans & All Pirates Talk." THE Pirates Fan Podcast found EVERYWHERE podcasts can be found and always at BucsInTheBasement.com!

The Pirates drop a winnable one to the Angels, losing 4-3—but Matt Gorski's MLB debut gave fans a moment to remember. Jim and Ryan break down Gorski's homer in his first at-bat, Oneil Cruz continuing his breakout campaign, and yet another game where the Pirates failed to manage around Carmen Mlodzinski's second-time-through struggles. We dive into bullpen decisions, missed opportunities, and what it means heading into the Dodgers series. Should Mlodzinski still be starting? Did Shelton manage this one like he wanted to win it? Plus, Kyle Nicolas impresses, Frazier frustrates, and the NS9 crew gets heated. Don't miss this one. Use Promo Code NS930 for 30% off your first order at https://www.defer.coffee Use Promo Code NS9 for 30% off your first order at https://www.gritily.com Use Promo Code NORTHSHORENINE for $20 off your first order at https://www.seatgeek.com LIKE and SUBSCRIBE with NOTIFICATIONS ON if you enjoyed the show! NS9 MERCH: https://northshorenine.myspreadshop.com ►Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/NorthShoreNine ►Website: https://www.northshorenine.com ►Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/northshorenine ►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@northshorenine ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/northshorenine ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/northshorenine ►Discord: https://discord.gg/3HVYPg544m ►BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/northshorenine.bsky.social

Author Karlyn J. Gorski discusses the article, "Sent out, Kept In: Detainment-Based Discipline in a Public High School" published in the April 2025 issue of Sociology of Education.

On their weekly Pirates mailbag video, Post-Gazette insiders Noah Hiles and Andrew Destin answer reader questions from spring training in Bradenton, Fla. Are there any prime candidates for a contract extension this spring, given that the Pirates have handed one out to a key piece in each of the last three years? With Matt Gorski producing well during spring training, could we see him lock up a spot on the opening day roster? What does the future hold for fringe infield prospects like Ji Hwan Bae and Liover Peguero? What about stalwart backup catcher Jason Delay? Will new hitting coach Matt Hague focus more on small ball due to the Pirates lineup's lack of major power hitters? And with the return of Daniel Vogelbach, which other former Pirate would Noah and Andrew like to see return in a special adviser's role? Our duo answers those questions and more.

Post-Gazette Pirates insiders Noah Hiles and Andrew Destin discuss their key takeaways from the team's Wednesday performances in spring training during a split-squad day. Bailey Falter made a good first impression against the Orioles. How important is it for him to get off to a good start, unlike the disaster he faced in his first appearance last season in Miami? Matt Gorski hit another home run Wednesday, his third of the season. Is this a flash in the pan? Or is Gorski a legitimate option at first base for Derek Shelton's team? Finally, Noah and Andrew discuss the competition to be the Pirates leadoff hitter. Who's in the lead after Tommy Pham and Jack Suwinski shined there Wednesday? Our duo answers those questions and more.

In the first recap of 2025 spring training games, Pirates insiders Noah Hiles and Andrew Destin analyze Saturday's win over the Orioles. Should we keep eyes on Matt Gorski and DJ Stewart as power options after their statements against Baltimore? And is Carmen Mlodzinski, who got the start, a legitimate option in the rotation?

In this episode, Mike is joined by trainer, Nick Becht and registered dietitian, Mike Gorski to present a conversation aimed at alleviating fear and sorting out misinformation around two foods that have had some negative publicity in the past, red meat and eggs. We review the top myths and misconceptions around these highly nutritious foods and put any cholesterol and cancer fears to rest. Thanks to both of these gentlemen for their insight on this subject!Contact Nick Becht: Instagram: @nichbechtfitContact Mike Gorski (RD)Instagram: @mgfitlifeContact Mike:Mike Sinopoli - NASM Certified Nutrition CoachInstagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn: @mfswellnessemail: mike@mfswellness.comphone: 630-361-4907www.mfswellness.com 

Is America a nation Chosen by God? A New Jerusalem and Shining City on a Hill? What is the shape of Christian Nationalism today?Now 4 years past Jan 6, 2021 and anticipating the next term of presidential office, Yale professors Eliyahu Stern and Philip Gorski join Evan Rosa for a conversation about religion, politics, and the shape of Christian nationalism now.Together they discuss what religion really means in sociological and historical terms; the difference between religions of power and religions of law or morality; the American syncretism of pagan Christianity (perhaps captured in the Qnon Shaman with the horns and facepaint); the connection between nationalism and the desire to be a Chosen People; the supersessionism at the root of seeing the Christian conquest of America as a New Jerusalem; and how ordinary citizens come to adopt the tenets of Christian Nationalism.Eliyahu Stern is Professor of Modern Jewish Intellectual and Cultural History in the Departments of Religious Studies and History and his current project is entitled No Where Left to Go: Jews and the Global Right from 1977 to October 7.Philip Gorski is Frederick and Laura Goff Professor of Sociology at Yale University and is author of The Flag and the Cross: White Christian Nationalism and the Threat to American Democracy (with Samuel Perry) as well as American Covenant: A History of Civil Religion from the Puritans to the Present.Special thanks to our production assistant Zoë Halaban for pitching this conversation.About Eliyahu SternEliyahu Stern is Professor of Modern Jewish Intellectual and Cultural History in the Departments of Religious Studies and History. Previously, he was Junior William Golding Fellow in the Humanities at Brasenose College and the Oriental Institute, University of Oxford. He is the author of the award-winning, The Genius: Elijah of Vilna and the Making of Modern Judaism (Yale University Press in 2012). His second monograph Jewish Materialism: The Intellectual Revolution of the 1870s (Yale University Press, 2018) details the ideological background to Jews' involvement in Zionism, Capitalism, and Communism. His courses include The Global Right: From the French Revolution to the American Insurrection, Secularism: From the Enlightenment to the Present, Modern Jewish Intellectual History, The Holocaust in Culture and Politics. He has served as a term member on the Council on Foreign Relations and a consultant to the Museum of the History of Polish Jews in Warsaw, Poland. Currently, he is a member of the Academic Advisory Board of the Center of Jewish History.His latest project is entitled No Where Left to Go: Jews and the Global Right from 1977 to October 7.About Philip GorskiPhilip S. Gorski is a comparative-historical sociologist with strong interests in theory and methods and in modern and early modern Europe. He is Frederick and Laura Goff Professor of Sociology at Yale University. His empirical work focuses on topics such as state-formation, nationalism, revolution, economic development and secularization with particular attention to the interaction of religion and politics. Other current interests include the philosophy and methodology of the social sciences and the nature and role of rationality in social life. He's author with Samuel L. Perry of The Flag and the Cross: White Christian Nationalism and the Threat to American Democracy, as well as American Covenant: A History of Civil Religion from the Puritans to the Present.Show NotesTrump: “I'm a nationalist.”Increased ownership and proud identification as Christian NationalismEliyahu Stern, No Where Left to Go: Jews and the Global Right from 1977 to October 7The human practice of religion“ The way one person will invoke Christianity will be something very different than say the way a church or the way another person or another religious figure is going to invoke that term.”Humility and a leap“ The History of the Sacred from Babylon to Beyoncé”Religion vs “The Sacred””Western nationalism itself is, the offspring of a Christian supersessionist appropriation of Judaism.”“A new chosen people”The Deep Story Philip Gorski tells in The Flag and the CrossPagan understandings of nationalism“The Deep Story runs something like this. America was founded as a Christian nation. The founders were Orthodox Christians. The founding documents were based on quote, biblical principles or perhaps even divinely inspired. The United States has a special role to play. In history as an exceptional or chosen nation in order to carry out that mission, it's been blessed with unique power and prosperity. But the project, the mission, and also the prosperity and the power are all increasingly endangered by the presence of non-whites, non-native born people, non-Christians on American soil.”Covenantal logicThe tendency to see oneself as “Chosen”England, Netherlands claiming the mantle of Chosenness for political purposes“Jews are sitting around the world and they're trying to figure out how to unchosen themselves.”Supersessionism and the interpretation of the Old TestamentThe Promised Land Story: American ConquestThe Exemplary Story: A Shining City on a HillHow do we gather and absorb political narratives like Christian Nationalism?How is Christian Nationalism passed on?Larger network of international Christian NationalismsThe Arms Race or Game of Thrones that Nationalisms assumeRussian Christian Nationalism and recovering a “Christian Civilization”Christian Nationalism is a political strategy“ I don't think anybody … believes for a second that Donald Trump, or Vladimir Putin, or for that matter, Viktor Orban are serious Christians by any reasonable definition of that term.”“White-supremicism in more acceptable garb.”Losers of free market economicsFree Market Capitalism and erosion of social bonds and relationshipsStrong borders, blood and soilFear of immigrantsTrustWhat is the deeply felt need of someone who comes to identify as a Christian Nationalist?Human needs threatened by social instability and inequalityLip service for the sake of powerWhat “Christian” does next to “Nationalism”Trump embraces Nationalism for himselfGlobalism vs NationalismSecond Iraq War as a mistake“Proponents are not religious in the conventional sense”“ When we're talking about Christian nationalism, we have to first and foremost recognize that we're talking about a different understanding of Christianity than what Americans are accustomed to seeing as the dominant understanding of what that term signifies.”The crucial distinction between Religions of Power and Religions of MoralityPowerful protector“Modern-day Cyrus”—The comparison between Trump and the biblical figure of CyrusWhat is religion? What kind of religion is operative in Christian Nationalism?”It is not just centered in evangelicalism anymore.”First Things and Catholic IntegralismNew Apostolic ReformationDominion Theology“This is about occupying institutions, seizing power, and using the state to impose a particular vision and a particular hierarchy.”Jan 6, 2021Rising paganism in America“How could Christians embrace Trump?”Merging of Shamanism and Christianity on Jan 6Trancendental versus immanent versions of ChristianityNeo-paganism and magical understandings of the worldConcerns and hope as Trump takes office in January 2025Further toward the politics of grievance and victimization“Trump as a backstop”Israel's relianceCan Trump negotiate international peace?“The cynical side of me says  my greatest hope lies in Trump's failures.”Hope for more careful, nuanced conversations about Christian NationalismProduction NotesThis podcast featured Eliyahu Stern and Philip GorskiEdited and Produced by Evan RosaHosted by Evan RosaProduction Assistance by Zoë Halaban, Macie Bridge, Alexa Rollow, and Emily BrookfieldA Production of the Yale Center for Faith & Culture at Yale Divinity School https://faith.yale.edu/aboutSupport For the Life of the World podcast by giving to the Yale Center for Faith & Culture: https://faith.yale.edu/give

Ep 115 Description:  “The more satisfied you are, the less you are in the lack of anything. If we are in the lack, we manifest more lack. And if we are satisfied, then the beautiful things can come in.” —Amira Gorski   In our society, pleasure is often seen as frivolous or indulgent, something to be denied or delayed in pursuit of more "practical" goals. We're taught that hard work, sacrifice, and delayed gratification are the keys to success and abundance. But what if pleasure itself was the path to true prosperity?    Amira Gorski is a leading voice in the orgasmic birth and pleasure coaching movement. As the founder of Lustgeburt, she helps women and couples unlock the transformative power of pleasure to manifest abundance in all areas of their lives.   Tune in as Debra and Amira dive deep into how pleasure can be valuable not only in sexuality but also in other aspects of our lives, the transformative role of surrender in navigating the intense physical and emotional challenges, the need to break down blockages and trauma to create a more open and receptive energy, how to increase pleasure, and the intersection between pleasure and financial freedom.      Connect with Debra! Website: https://www.orgasmicbirth.com  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/orgasmicbirth X: https://twitter.com/OrgasmicBirth  YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/OrgasmicBirth1  Tik Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@orgasmicbirth  Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/debra-pascali-bonaro-1093471      Episode Highlights: 03:00  The Beauty of “Lust” 12:32 Experiencing Orgasmic Birth for the First Time 16:43 How Birth is Meant to Be 22:19  A Good Form of Preparation  27:25 Pleasure is a Huge Concept 32:47 Pleasure is Self-Love  

Brad delivers a mini episode analyzing how Christian nationalists are likely to interpret the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. He emphasizes his condemnation of political violence and its anti-democratic nature. Brad references Lauren Kirby's book 'Saving History,' explaining that white Christian nationalists see themselves either as founders or victims. Trump's assassination attempt reinforces their view of him as a victim under attack, legitimizing their call for retribution. He also cites Gorski and Perry's 'The Flag and the Cross,' discussing the idea that white Christian nationalists feel entitled to use violence to impose their vision of America. Brad warns of potential dangerous outcomes and highlights the media's response to normalize Trumpian rhetoric post-attack. 00:00 Introduction and Condemnation of Violence 01:24 Christian Nationalists' Perspective on Trump's Assassination Attempt 01:39 The Founder or Victim Narrative 02:52 Trump as a Victim and Founder 04:10 White Christian Nationalists' Claim to Authority 06:20 Implications of the Assassination Attempt 07:32 Broader Reactions and Media Response 10:17 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices