Podcasts about greyling

Guest: Hannes Greyling | Owner at Gilroy's BrewerySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest: Hannes Greyling | Owner at Gilroy's BrewerySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

South Africans are firing up their braais, stacking their fridges, and getting ready for the Rugby World Cup in France. On social media, we have been fed a constant diet of the Springboks as they get ready to take on the world's rugby titans. Nelson Mandela saw sport, and especially rugby, as a way to bring South Africans together in 1994. The moment has been immortalised in books and the movie Invictus. And, once again, we are pinning our hopes not only on a rugby win for the Boks, but also that it will lift the gloom of a troubled country. In this interview with Biznews, Dr Greyling Viljoen, a sport psychologist from Pretoria who is a former Springbok canoeist and has also won the Berg River Marathon, delves into the psychology of winning, why sport uplifts us and has some suggestions for how the Boks can manage social media comments, deal with the pressure of being the defending champions, and cope with the weight of a nation's expectations.

SAFFA ( South African Freestyle Football Association) is organising the 2023 SA Freestyle Football Championship on the 26 August 2023 in Lynwood Pretoria The Grove Mall.

Hel'mith / Greyling / Dialect / Word Episode This week, Claire plays the Traitor card, and we find the word the Greyling uses for those whose "act of selfishness stuns us all."Claire gets to flex some French curses, Chuck floats an obscure documentary, Vincent pontificates on how words become swears, and the team makes a startling discovery about how far the Greymates are willing to go to keep Hel'mith a secret. For more discussion on that shocking discovery, check out our patreon: patreon.com/lapropo for an additional 20 minutes of ruminations and worrying--we certainly were hulling about it. For a limited time, leave a review of this podcast on Spotify or Apple podcasts and one of us will read it aloud! Reviews are a great way to help people find the show, and recognition of your help, we'll read your review aloud--so you can make us say (almost) anything! Also be sure to check out our Instagram for posts and reels of clips of the show: @lapropodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lapropo/message

Join Sal and Connor as they interview Cornelius Greyling, CEO of VulaCoin. VulaCoin (www.vulacoin.com) and its sister company Isizwe (www.isizwe.com) are connecting the next billion unconnected by providing low-cost, high-quality internet access to underserved communities, beginning in South Africa. We discuss: how Isizwe's operating model was determined by their sole focus on the end user experience, the unique challenges of building a network in underserved communities, how VulaCoin is enabling an ecosystem of small hyper-local businesses, and the current state of crypto regulation in South Africa. Show Notes 0:00 Intro 03:39 Cornelius' Background and Isizwe's Origin 09:20 Isizwe's Mission and Design around the End User 15:56 How VulaCoin lowers transaction costs and facilitates an ecosystem of small businesses 28:40 How Isizwe differs from other mobile money businesses 34:10 Improving the Crypto User Experience   38:17 Why Solana? 39:37 South Africa's Crypto Regulatory Environment 42:48 The Future of Isizwe and VulaCoin

Another duo-word-episode! This week we make the word the Greyling uses for ‘wonderful' and create an antonym for the first age word “misted.” Chuck gets to wax poetic about sailor's heaven, Claire ruminates on what freedom feels like, and Facio's soups are still wonderful. Claire plays the antonym card, and has some banger lines about what the opposite of death is. Follow us on Instagram: @lapropodcast Leave us a review on apple podcast or Spotify! It's free and really helps us promote the show.  Paul and sometimes Claire stream rpgs and more over at twitch.tv/meanandimply, give us a follow so you get notified when we go live!  Additionally, bonus content, all our streams, and more are available on our patreon. If you like our show, please consider subscribing and supporting us! We're over at patreon.com/lapropo --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lapropo/message

We continue creating the world the Greyling sails through by creating its words. This week, Claire plays the Technology card to create a vital tool we use in the isolation. Chuck gets to flex his extensive knowledge of IFAKs, EPIRBs, and boat safety (and read a spell) and we discover an unsettling trend aboard our ship....  Follow us on instagram (@lapropodcast) and check out our patreon (patreon.com/lapropo) to support us! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lapropo/message

Hel'mith / Dialect / Word Episode We continue to find the story of the Greyling through its words. This week, Vincent plays the "faction" card, and we create a faction in the isolation that causes all of us to, to say the least, hull about it. We meet Perch, Sir the Quarry has choice words, and Facio… is putting “what looks like Seagull dander” on fish? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lapropo/message

This week, the crew of the Greyling gets a lore dump from Paul about old Atlentar, we see the map, and decide where our characters are from, back mapside... literally. Follow our Instagram (Instagram.com/lapropodcast) to see the map we reference in your feed, when we post it! This finishes this round of "Community Questions" in this second age of Dialect. Usually one doesn't do a round of those when you go the second age, but because we'd changed so much of our isolation, we had to. Next week, words begin to be formed and changed. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lapropo/message

The Greyling sets forth into a new world... with new words! We create the new aspects we'll be using for our voyage, and clarify our character's relationship to them. Great great reviews of how Dialect works here, a masterful job by Vincent Tavani to guide and shape our conversations, all buoyed by the grog mixed up by Chuck. For the unabridged brainstorm, with extra content as we discuss our characters, you can head over to our patreon (patreon.com/lapropo). Also follow us on Instagram (@lapropodcast) and if you want to share a favorite moment to make into a reel, you can comment that in spotify, or leave a review on Apple Podcasts or message it to us on instagram! Editing by Paul Deichmann Game Master: Vincent Tavani Players: Claire Hogan, Chuck Savoy, Vincent Tavani, Paul Deichmann --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lapropo/message

This week we're talking with Mike Greyling from DMSA: https://www.dmsa.co.za/ Mike has spent his life in statistics and data analytics and in this podcast we explore a number of questions: - What is the definition of a statistic - In what ways can statistical analysis help a company gain better insights - What types of projects does this type of analysis best suit? - How can early stage businesses benefit from implementing statistical analysis

In this week's main podcast we will be talking to Mike Greyling from DMSA (https://www.dmsa.co.za/) about the work that they do using statistical analysis to help businesses improve customer retention, employee satisfaction, reduce fraud..along with a whole raft of other things

“You never know what could go right.” – Lorna GreylingToday's bonus featured author is an international award-winning model, TV presenter, actress, mom, wife, and motivational speaker, Lorna Greyling. Lorna and I have a fun chat about her book, ”Kidnapped: A True Story”, her faith, how she became the 2017 Mrs. Transcontinental after starting her modeling career at the age of 36, and more! Key Things You'll Learn:How Lorna went from shy to winning Ms. TranscontinentalWhy beauty pageant preparation involves more than beautyHow losing makes you a better winnerHow faith plays a major role in her lifeHow her family survived the kidnapping of her husband Lorna's Site: https://www.lornagreyling.com/Lorna's Book: https://www.amazon.com/Kidnapped-True-Story-Lorna-Greyling/dp/B09GJPFR61/ref=sr_1_1?qid=1664589045&refinements=p_27%3ALorna+Greyling&s=books&sr=1-1&text=Lorna+Greyling The opening track is titled “Heart OF Sword 011” by Rukunetsu aka Project R. To hear and download the full track, click the following link. https://soundcloud.com/rukunetsu/heartofsword011-samuraix You May Also Like… Ep. 510 - "Lights, Camera, Action" With Amy Scruggs (@amyscruggssd): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-510-lights-camera-action-with-amy-scruggs-amyscruggssd/ #Bonus Ep. – “Perfectly Flawed” with Janae Sergio (@janae_sergio): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/bonus-ep-perfectly-flawed-with-janae-sergio-janae_sergio/ Ep. 559 - "Picky Patrick" With Eleni Fuiaxis (@EleniFuiaxis): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-559-picky-patrick-with-eleni-fuiaxis-elenifuiaxis/ Ep. 491 – “Intentionally Fabulous” with Kelli Calabrese: https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-491-intentionally-fabulous-with-kelli-calabrese/ Ep. 403 – “My Pursuit of Beauty” with Vince Spinnato (@vincespinnato): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-403-my-pursuit-of-beauty/ Ep. 564 – “Bigger Better Braver” with Nancy Pickard (@cnancyrun): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-564-bigger-better-braver-with-nancy-pickard-cnancyrun/ Ep. 521 – “Master Secrets To Business Success & Personal Fulfilment” with Barry Nicolaou (@BarryNicolaou): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-521-master-secrets-to-business-success-personal-fulfilment-with-barry-nicolaou-barrynicolaou/ Ep. 460 – “Dangerous Hope” with Mandy Anderson (@mandybanderson): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-460-dangerous-hope-with-mandy-anderson-mandybanderson/ Ep. 300 - “God Is In The Little Things” with Rev. Ariel Patricia (@RevPatriciaSSM) #C2H: https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-300-god-is-in-the-little-things-with-rev-ariel-patricia-revpatriciassm-c2h/ Ep. 420 – “The UPside of Failure” with Tiana Sanchez (@likearealboss): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-420-the-upside-of-failure-with-tiana-sanchez-likearealboss/ Ep. 389 – “Unshakable, Undaunted, & Undefeated” with Elizabeth Meyers (@thelizmeyers): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-389-unshakable-undaunted-undefeated 229 – “Unbroken” with Tajci Cameron (@TajciCameron): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/229-unbroken-with-tajci-cameron-tajcicameron/ #FourFoldFormula Ep. – “The Last Few Decades of My Life” with Sylvie Plante: https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/fourfoldformula-ep-the-last-few-decades-of-my-life-with-sylvie-plante/ Ep. 518 – “Launch With God” with Zach Windahl (@zachwindahl): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-518-launch-with-god-with-zach-windahl-zachwindahl/ #Bonus Ep. – “Superbold” with Fred Joyal (@fredjoyal): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/bonus-ep-superbold-with-fred-joyal-fredjoyal/

It's the first days of January 1984 and Operation Askari has hit a few hiccups. Task Force Victor failed to take Cuvelai in the first Battle for the town at the end of December as you heard last episode and Combat Team one had been mauled. Both Combat Team 1 and 2 retreated two kilometers north west of the town then turned and headed south west where they bivouacked about 17 kilometers away from the Cuvelai, deciding what to do next. Some members of the Task Force began to talk about heading back to the border, and if their vehicles ran out of fuel, they openly spoke about abandoning them and walking to the cutline. At least one Captain involved in this discussion decided to ignore his NCOs comments according to veterans of the battle. The muddled manner in which the first attack on Cuvelai had been carried out was plain for all to see. Some later suggested the thick vegetation had created navigational challenges, which was true. No officer in his right mind at this point would have accepted a renewed attack along the same route – FAPLA was ready and waiting and this would have been a silly tactic. Unfortunately, this muddling was going to continue through into the Battle for Cuvelai part II. After regrouping, SADF headquarters had radio'd Task Force Victor commander Piet Greyling and told him to turn his men around and renew the assault. He had other ideas. Many of the troops had been mentally battered and some point blank refused. The SADF was an organization that in some ways reflected the style of warfare conducted by the Boers during the Anglo-Boer War. When ordered to press home a full frontal attack against a heavily armed enemy in an entrenched and well defended position, they refused, it's better to live to fight another day they said, like their ancestors. Just because the politicians were in a rush to show some kind of advantage over the Angolans, it didn't mean having to throw your life away they said. Greyling was in an invidious position. The intelligence he'd received concerning the first attack was substandard to put it mildly. Recces had not realized how many T54/55s tanks ha been sent to the border, and the South Africans had miscalculated when it came to attacking positions protected by the feared 23mm and 14.5mm anti-aircraft guns. At this point the SADF needed a scape goat so General Georg Meiring relieved Greyling of his command and sent him home. Commandant Ep Van Lill was sent to replace Greyling and Sector 10 commander and Operation Askari OC Brigadier Joep Joubert and General Georg Meiring who was Chief of SWA Territorial Force both briefed Van Lill before he flew in to join Task Force Victor. But he did have some good news, Combat Group Delta was going to detach from 61 Mechanised Battalion and join Task Force Victor.

It's the first days of January 1984 and Operation Askari has hit a few hiccups. Task Force Victor failed to take Cuvelai in the first Battle for the town at the end of December as you heard last episode and Combat Team one had been mauled. Both Combat Team 1 and 2 retreated two kilometers north west of the town then turned and headed south west where they bivouacked about 17 kilometers away from the Cuvelai, deciding what to do next. Some members of the Task Force began to talk about heading back to the border, and if their vehicles ran out of fuel, they openly spoke about abandoning them and walking to the cutline. At least one Captain involved in this discussion decided to ignore his NCOs comments according to veterans of the battle. The muddled manner in which the first attack on Cuvelai had been carried out was plain for all to see. Some later suggested the thick vegetation had created navigational challenges, which was true. No officer in his right mind at this point would have accepted a renewed attack along the same route – FAPLA was ready and waiting and this would have been a silly tactic. Unfortunately, this muddling was going to continue through into the Battle for Cuvelai part II. After regrouping, SADF headquarters had radio'd Task Force Victor commander Piet Greyling and told him to turn his men around and renew the assault. He had other ideas. Many of the troops had been mentally battered and some point blank refused. The SADF was an organization that in some ways reflected the style of warfare conducted by the Boers during the Anglo-Boer War. When ordered to press home a full frontal attack against a heavily armed enemy in an entrenched and well defended position, they refused, it's better to live to fight another day they said, like their ancestors. Just because the politicians were in a rush to show some kind of advantage over the Angolans, it didn't mean having to throw your life away they said. Greyling was in an invidious position. The intelligence he'd received concerning the first attack was substandard to put it mildly. Recces had not realized how many T54/55s tanks ha been sent to the border, and the South Africans had miscalculated when it came to attacking positions protected by the feared 23mm and 14.5mm anti-aircraft guns. At this point the SADF needed a scape goat so General Georg Meiring relieved Greyling of his command and sent him home. Commandant Ep Van Lill was sent to replace Greyling and Sector 10 commander and Operation Askari OC Brigadier Joep Joubert and General Georg Meiring who was Chief of SWA Territorial Force both briefed Van Lill before he flew in to join Task Force Victor. But he did have some good news, Combat Group Delta was going to detach from 61 Mechanised Battalion and join Task Force Victor.

Greyling van der Merwe arbeitet in Kamerun im Wildschutz für die Jagdfirma Mayo Oldiri, die dort einige Jagdblöcke hat. Um nachhaltig jagen zu können, muss aktiv gegen Wilderer vorgegangen werden. Und da kommt der Soldat ins Spiel: Greyling hat einen militärischen Hintergrund, war fünf Jahre in der Französischen Fremdenlegion und ist heute verantwortlich für eine Truppe von Männern, die täglich gegen Wilderer ausrückt. Wie das im täglichen Einsatz aussieht und wie gefährlich diese harte Arbeit ist, das verrät Greyling in dieser spannenden Episode. Und er erklärt, warum es ohne zahlende Jagdgäste keine Wildtiere in den Gebieten gäbe, die er mit seiner Anti Poaching-Einheit schützt.

Greyling ‘Grey' Van Der Merwe is a former French Legionnaire who now runs the anti-poaching unit for Mayo Oldiri in Northern and Eastern Cameroon. This is a short, fun conversation with an individual who sets the conservation ethos for a massive area comprising over 2 million acres. See more from Blood Origins: https://bit.ly/BloodOrigins_Subscribe Music: Migration by Ian Post (Winter Solstice), licensed through artlist.io Podcast is brought to you by: Bushnell: https://www.bushnell.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Parked Car Talks we are gathered here today with a new friend of the podcast, Grey! Who is a friend of Aye Yo Roo and wanted to hop on the pod and showcase who he is as an individual and what he's wanting to do with Twitch and content creation in general. This pod was a very interesting one because it was really the first time we got to sit down and chop it up with Grey and really got to know him! If yall ever want to get on the podcast shoot any of us a message and let us know what's up! Thank you to all of our supporters we really do appreciate every single one of yall!

Welcome to the seventh episode of the Power Shift Edition podcast season, another beautiful collaboration between Danielle Strickland and World Vision. We are connecting with people at the intersection of power shifting around the world, including World Vision staff.  In this episode, Danielle interviews Reverend Christo Greyling. Christo is the Senior Director for Faith and External Engagement at World Vision International. God has been on a unique journey with Christo. In September 1987, Christo, a haemophiliac, tested positive for HIV. He publicly disclosed his status in 1992, while serving as a reverend in the Dutch Reformed Congregation of Windhoek-West in Namibia. His vision was to be a witness for Christ amid his situation while helping the church and others to respond to HIV with compassion and constructive action, which lead to the initiation of the Christian AIDS Bureau of Southern Africa. After he completed his Masters in Public Health, he joined World Vision and led the development of the Channels of Hope methodology which has catalysed nearly 600,000 faith leaders in 48 countries to respond to difficult development issues such as child protection, maternal and child health, HIV, gender and Ebola. He is passionate to walk alongside the church in their calling towards holistic ministry. In this Christo works towards meaningful partnerships and collaborate with Churches and faith actors to meaningfully contribute towards God's calling to ensure all children have life in all its fullness and can live in communities without violence. For more on all the things Danielle Strickland, go to daniellestrickland.comFor more information on Infinitum Life, go to infinitumlife.comFor more information on the Women Speakers Collective, go to womenspeakerscollective.comFor more information about Brave Global, go to braveglobal.orgCheck out these other collaborations with World Vision:Right Side Up course: Videos & activation guide from Season 1, on beatitudes:  https://www.worldvision.org/church/resources/rsu_curriculum Prayer Postures: https://www.worldvision.org/church/resources/prayerrhythms Soul Care for leaders: https://www.worldvision.org/church/resources/right-side-up-soul-care-with-danielle-strickland Resilient Leadership for Kingdom Come (pastor specific): https://www.worldvision.org/church/resources/resilient-leadership-for-kingdom-come Infinitum Prayer Days: https://infinitumlife.com/prayerday 

Cobus Greyling led Vodacom's Tobi implementation in South Africa, and is a well-known entity in the conversational AI space. His consistent analysis of leading conversational AI platforms on Medium is a must read for anyone serious about CAI. After leaving Vodacom and having the public speaking shackles released, Cobus joins me to share his take on how to make conversational AI work for large enterprises. **Presented by Deepgram**Deepgram is a Speech Company whose goal is to have every voice heard and understood. We have revolutionized speech-to-text (STT) with an End-to-End Deep Learning platform. This AI architectural advantage means you don't have to compromise on speed, accuracy, scalability, or cost to build the next big idea in voice. Our easy-to-use SDKs and APIs allow developers to quickly test and embed our STT solution into their voice products. For more information, visit: https://deepgram.com/vuxworldVisit https://cobusgreyling.medium.comRegister for 'The irony of big tech: why your speech recognition is probably a load of tosh': https://vux.la/3ySe8n8 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sony Alpha Photographers Podcast host Tony Gale chats with  wildlife photographer and safari guide Johan Greyling. They talk about how Johan got started with photography, the gear he uses, his advice for aspiring wildlife photographers and more. You can see his work at wildpixafrica.com and on Facebook The Sony Alpha Photographers Podcast is part of the Alpha Universe Podcast Network. See more at alphauniverse.com.

Lorna is a television presenter, actress, business owner and international award-winning model. She's the author of the book Kidnapped, which is a true story about her husband's kidnapping and the path to hope. She learned to find joy in the storm.

Lorna Greyling shares her horrific story of trauma that most of us have only seen in movies. She has survived living through her husband being kidnapped and brutally tortured physically while Lorna would hear his screams over the phone as his kidnappers physically tortured him. Listen to how fifty-five rebels descended on her husband and violently pushed him into a car, he knew he might never survive this day. Guns were fired and screams filled the air. The threats of the rebels on Lorna's cellphone: “Pick a coffin! We're sending him back to you in a coffin!” She has written an Amazon number 1 new release book about it called, "Kidnapped" by Lorna Greyling, which you can buy on her website at www.lornagreyling.com - You can also find her new show she hosts featuring successful women sharing their success journeys on her website. Lorna has a fascinating background as a model, news anchor, TV Presenter and owner of successful a wellness centre before moving to another country. Interesting fact: Lorna also was the first woman to host a beauty pageant on a mountain! Today, Lorna Greyling is a TV presenter, actress, model and motivational speaker. Lorna shared very powerful insights into how to train your mind to think of possibilities of hope instead of dwelling in the headspace of fear. She has cultivated an empowering mindset of hope in order to move forward in her life with her family to overcome major life challenges to keep moving towards success and personal growth. This was a powerful conversation of someone who has truly overcome horrific events and has not let them bring her and her family down instead they are continuing to grow in the success of life and creating new opportunities. To learn more about Lorna and contact her, visit - http://www.lornagreyling.com *** This podcast is sponsored by: Happybeignwell.com - Your online store for high-quality, creative and affordable leggings, along with other self-care goodies that are organic such as 100% all-natural facial masks, natural essential oils, natural candles, sage, palo santo, aromatherapy diffusers, crystals, natural bath soaps, natural deodorants, and much more! Free shipping on all items in the USA! Use code: podcast25 for 25% off any leggings. https://happybeingwell.com/collections/leggings Download Free Personal Development & Wellness E-Books at https://happybeingwell.com/collections/resources

In this episode of Chasing the Insights, I talk to author, model, and entrepreneur Lorna Greyling. Lorna talks to us about her crazy journey and how she learned that fear is a choice. Lorna has a passion to impact her community and her motto is: "To be the change that you wish to see."  

For further information go to: www.jenniferjhammond.com Lorna is happily married to Nick for 16 years now and has three beautiful daughters. She has 20 years of experience in the beauty industry and owns the Melville Wellness Centre and Day spa. Lorna runs several businesses and is a successful model, television presenter and Author. Lorna's modeling career only started 3 years ago when she entered Mrs South Africa in 2014. In Desember 2016 she won Mrs Africa (TCP) and was able to represent the continent of Africa in America, Atlanta where she was bestowed the WORLD TITLE as Mrs Transcontinental 2017. This has definitely been a highlight for Lorna. She finds joy in the small things and especially in her relationship with Jesus Christ. Lorna is motivational speaker and regularly acts as Master of Ceremony at several events. Lorna has a passion to impact her community and her motto is: "To be the change that you wish to see." She has a passion for job creation and woman empowerment and recently registered her own NPO called #womanMpower. Lorna has many success stories of girls that she has taken off the street and trained as beauticians. 90% of them are currently employed and some of them have even become managers at her own and other spa's around SA. Words that she keeps close to her heart are those of Eff. 4:13 "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." and those of Nelson Mandela when he came out of prison; he was asked how he was able to walk in such forgiveness? He answered: "I CHOSE to respond, and not to react."

Learn more about Lorna Greyling by visiting http://www.lornagreyling.com/. Get Lorna's book, Kidnapped: A True Story, by visiting the following link. The book describes how 55 rebels kidnapped Lorna's husband, Nick. Through her faith & perseverance, Lorna heroically handled the situation, which ultimately had a happy ending, thank God. https://www.amazon.com/Kidnapped-True-Story-Lorna-Greyling/dp/B09GQSNY6N/ref=sr_1_1?crid=31P8XGD1QGD2&keywords=lorna+greyling&qid=1640637780&sprefix=lorna+greyling%2Caps%2C105&sr=8-1 

About a week ago, South African trail running rivals turned teammates Christiaan Greyling and AJ Calitz attempted and Succesfully broke the Guinness World Records, vertical distance on foot in 19 hours 52 minutes on table Mountain's Platteklip Gorge. We touchbase with them about that.

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In this episode of the Floxie Hope podcast Jason speaks to Hercus Greyling and his story through fluoroquinolone toxicity and how his recovery should give hope to others. If you have taken any fluoroquinolone pharmaceutical drug listen to this podcast. To see the podcast episode and show notes click here Looking for a doctor consultation? Check out some tips on healing fluoroquinolone toxicity here For more information about fluoroquinolone toxicity from Cipro and Levaquin check out floxiehope.com or floxiehopepodcast.com

“Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you and falsely say all kinds of evil againstyou because of me.” Matthew 5:11How can persecution be a blessing? Sam Collier, pastor and host of A Greater Story podcast,talks with Rev. Christo Greyling, senior director for Faith & Development at World VisionInternational. Living with HIV as an ordained minister, Christo has experienced persecution andjudgement—particularly around the grace he extends to others living with HIV.This is the final episode of this Right Side Up season! We will take all we are learning and put itinto practice through World Vision’s Matthew 25 Challenge this November 15-21, 2020. Learnmore at worldvision.org/rightsideupSign up for the Matthew 25 ChallengeUSA: Text BLESSED to 44888CAN: Text BLESSED to 98669 (standard message and data rates may apply)Learn more about Sam Collieragreaterstory.orgFind videos for this episode and previous episodes atdaniellestrickland.com/resources

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We might have missed 'Duffers Fortnight' this May but we should hopefully be allowed to go out and fish in the not too distant future. Bob Wellard has been fishing or involved in fishing his whole adult life. He has fished worldwide and now looks after the wonderful chalk streams of Hampshire and Wiltshire. This positive podcast should entertain you until you can get your rod and get out there!

MultimediaLIVE — In this edition of the Business Day Spotlight, we look at how South Africans are feeling about the economy given the Covid-19 crisis and recent Moody’s downgrade.` Our host Mudiwa Gavaza is joined on the line by Professor Talita Greyling, an economist at University of Johannesburg, specialising in wellbeing economics to discuss their ongoing study around how people are feeling about the economy. New research by Greying and their partners shows that South Africans are angry after the first weekend of the national lockdown. The discussion starts with an explanation of wellbeing economics. Greyling says hard economic data like GDP growth and inflation projects don’t often tell the full story of how people in a country are feeling. This is the gap they are trying to fill. Professor Greyling also explains how they go about collecting data, the rationale for doing this research, how it can be used discern trends and plans to expand their data pool.

Hier gedurende Corona-lockdown sit ek nou en verlang na al die kinders -- Megan my dogter wat daar ver in Europa studeer, maar ek mis ook al die niggies en nefies vir wie ek so lief is, en veral...na Francois Andrew Fourie (Faf!), wat laasmaand gebore is. Faf se mamma Marina (my sussie se dogter) het ons uitgenooi om vir hierdie nuutste toevoeginkie tot die Greyling-familie, kinderstories op te neem -- en dis 'n lekker verskoning om die Kleuterverseboek nader te trek wat in 1958 verskyn het en in 2000 deur DJ Opperman hersien is. Lekker luister. MUSIEK: Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ FOTOS: Marí Peté

In my community service in Upington at the military base, I saw only one rep the whole year. That was none other than Terry Greyling. Terry knows so much about dental materials Google asks him for results. For a man with 50 years experience in an industry I don’t know if he ever gets enough recognition. Be warned you need to book a long lunch to see Terry, as the information he channels doesn’t stop before your assistant starts prying you with a crowbar from Terry’s information download. I think if you would wake Terry in the middle of the night, he would still quote some literature and tell you what you need in your practice. But this is Terry someone you can feel the passion for dentistry radiate from his being.  Terry you are a star and we salute you.

JC Carpenter describes Salmon, Pike, & Burbot fishing using Outsider tsubscription tackle. Living a fisherman's dream with wife Aziza. Subsistence living explained to our two idiot host.

Awesome catch up with a super adventurous athlete Landie Greyling from South Africa. Landie is also a coach and mentor with @Alpasfit, a speaker and a mother - quite an extraordinary human being. With an incredible empowered mindset, Landie has been able to travel the world and continues to do so as a family with her husband and young son. There was so much gold to take away from Landie during this catch up , this one will have you wanting to get out their and live your adventure life. I really loved getting to know her and I'm sure you will to. I hope you enjoy - talk soon - Tom Bell

In this conversation with the Chief Technical Officer at MzansiSat, Bernard Greyling, Andile Masuku learns about the South African geostationary broadband satellite startup's mission to partner with African states in deploying and operating space hardware that would significantly improve public access to low-cost internet access. Listen in to hear Bernard explain the innovative public-private ownership model that MzansiSat trying to sell African nations— one that promises to empower countries to deliver affordable broadband access to their citizens and enable them to break their costly reliance on outsourced broadband satellite services in one fell swoop.

GROOTfm 90.5 het by Laerskool Pierneef gaan inloer om hulle gees te toets! Ruben Delmage het met Mnr. Greyling gesels asook die Hoofleiers - Divan Burger & Ashley Buys. Die kunstenaar vir die oggend - Deon GROOT het ook kom chat. Natuurlik maak ons borge hierdie hele projek moontlik en ons het met Henry Mpebe van Mit Mak Motors ook gesels. Luister gerus weer hier na die Podcast!

Eduard Greyling, die eertydse dansmaat van Phyllis Spira, het op 15 Februarie sy 70ste verjaardag gevier. Hy was in die buiteland op verskeie verhoë te sien. In Suid-Afrika is hy 'n ballet-ikoon, bekend vir sy bydrae as danser en resensent.

TalkFEED — On Trail Talk SA this week, we catch up with one of South Africa’s best trail runners, male or female. Landie Greyling is very much a house hold name when it comes to trail running. She’s been doing and has some interesting races on the agenda still in 2015. Races that appeal to the trail runner in all of us. Read more

Episode 75 of Talk Ultra is all about the Salomon Skyrun and South Africa. We bring an interview with the ladies winner Landie Greyling. We also talk with the ladies 2nd place, Julia Better. Gary Robbins placed 2nd overall and discusses in-depth his race and co hosts the show. We bring sounds from Moketsi Game Ranch, experiences from Cape Town and talk Skyrun with Adrian Saffy and Michael de Haast.

Skyrunner World Series Champion Stevie Kremer gives us the low down on a great 2014. Kim Collison chats about the Mourse Skyline MTR and his running background and Landi Greyling talks about running in SA and the up and coming Salomon SkyRun. The News, a Blog, Up & Coming Races and Charlie Sproson is back in Talk Training for Navigation 101 )part 3). Speedgoat goat talks quad busting.

TalkFEED — This week on Trail Talk SA, Brad Brown:Caught up with Ryan Sandes shortly before his departure for the Canary Islands to take part in the Transgrancanaria this coming weekend. Ryan tells us about how his year has gone from a training perspective and what he hopes to achieve in 2014. Ryan also talks about the Ultra-Trail World Tour.Found out about the Sports Science Institute of Southern Africa’s Multi-Stage Trail Run Workshop that is taking place on 3 March in Cape Town from Landie Greyling. Landie, who will be one of the speakers on the night tells us what you can expect if you attend the workshop (You can get more info and sign up here). Landie also talks about the upcoming AfricanX that she is running just a few weeks from now. If you would like to subscribe to our weekly podcast on iTunes here or on RSS feed by clicking here.You can also be in touch via email or following us on Twitter or Like Trail Talk SA on Facebook. Read more

TalkFEED — We have to say that this is one of our favourite episodes of Trail Talk SA. Our two guests this week were phenomenal and shared some great insights into what they do. On Episode 5 of Trail Talk SA:Brad spoke with Landie Greyling who recently finished in the top 10 at the Long Distance Trail World Championships. They spoke about Landie’s career as an accountant, her love for trail running, where here favourite trails are in the Western Cape, what her long term ambitions are as well as some of the charity work she does, and the race that she organises on her parents’ farm near Cullinan, called the Diamond Dash Trail Run. If you want to be in touch with Landie she is on Twitter here, Facebook here or pop onto her website here.Dale Turrell chatted to Brad about barefoot running on the trails, and where his passion for minimalist trail running came from. If you have ever considered going minimal, Dale talks us through the process as well as what you can do to prevent injuries. You can follow Dale on Twitter here.As mentioned in the show, if you are thinking about possibly running Comrades, check out Run Talk SA‘s FREE ‘Is Comrades for me’ Webinar.If you would like to subscribe to our weekly podcast on iTunes here or on RSS feed by clicking here. You can also be in touch via email or following us on Twitter or Like Run Talk SA on Facebook. Read more