Podcasts about groupa

Con los utensilios de cocina se puede hacer música, como decimos en La Tarataña tantas veces y como viene a enseñar la gran Vanesa Muela con un taller que celebra en unos días. Otro taller nos enseña a bailar balfolk hoy mismo en Cercedilla para irse preparando para el próximo Folkarria. Hablamos de estas cosillas además de estrenar una canción suelta de Pelejebre, dar cuenta de la parte folkie de festivales como el Inverfest o Los Conciertos de la Estufa, seguir ahondando en los discos recientes de TOR y Los Hermanos Cubero y anunciar la presentación en directo del disco dedicado a la zanfona de Miguel Abad Frutos. En resumidas cuentas, este es el listado de canciones de este sábado: 1.- Vanesa Muela, “Suite de la Sía” 5:592.- Groupa con Vanesa Muela, “El palillo del tío Roque” 4:203.- TOR, “Muiñeira coitada” (con Pancho Álvarez) 4:45 y “Pascuña” (con Luis Peixoto) 4:324.- El Nido, “Vendaval” 6:275.- Pelejebre, “Yo me enamoré del aire” 5:506.- Miguel Abad Frutos, “Jota de Terradillos” 3:227.- Los Hermanos Cubero, “Corrido de Fuenterrebollo” 2:52 y “Olvido, alegría y autoestima” 3:208.- Zaroj, “La nochalante” 5:20Escuchar audio

This is the first episode of 2025, which marks the ten-year milestone for the STC podcast! It's incredible that, despite my fears and uncertainties, this podcast began as a small dream of mine to use our skill sets beyond the therapy room and learn to build successful businesses. I've loved documenting my journey of transitioning from psychologist to online creator, podcaster, and public speaker, and I'm eternally grateful to you, each listener. It is a humbling experience that's given me way more encouragement in return than I could have ever imagined. This episode is an honest look at my decision in 2024 to return to private practice, which I detailed in a podcast episode and on social media posts. I'm being extremely vulnerable in explaining why I've decided to pause my private practice journey for now. It's tough for any people pleaser like myself to realize that others may be disappointed in my decision, so I want to explain. Join me for this solo episode as I lay out the details. You'll Learn:The reality is that we don't build a business in a vacuum, and external factors are always in play.Three significant life events impacting my decision:Susan's job changes mean more home responsibilities for me.Aging parents–and their need for more consistent careMore church responsibilities in leading a small groupA look at my typical daily scheduleMy commitment to viewing parenting as a privilege–and what that looks like for me as a dadMy simple insights about the totality of life and my next steps:Income is only one part of success.My brain is not wired for the mental load of running two businesses.I'm hitting my “enough” number with STC revenue.Caregiving for our parents is on the horizon, and I have the most flexibility in our family to do this.I'm realizing how I can best leverage what we've built with STC to bring the maximum benefit to our field and the world.My big dreams to do good and effect meaningful change to help more peopleResources:Interested in becoming part of our affiliate program? Learn more!Want to launch your online course?Please check out our free 7-Day Course Creator Starter Kit for Therapists at https://sellingthecouch.com/coursekit.If you are a seasoned therapist who wants to move from clinical to online course income, we have a specific mastermind for you. We meet together to build, grow, and scale our online courses. You can learn more at https://sellingthecouch.com/mastermind.Mentioned in this episode:AlmaBuilding and managing the practice you truly want can feel overwhelming. That's why Alma is here—to help you create not just any practice, but your private practice. With Alma, you'll get the tools and resources you need to navigate insurance with ease, connect with referrals that are the right fit for your style, and streamline those time-consuming administrative tasks. That means less time buried in the details and more time focused on delivering exceptional care to your clients. You support your clients. Alma supports you. Learn more at sellingthecouch.com/alma and get 2 months FREE—an exclusive offer for STC listeners.

El asunto es polémico, y de momento no parece que decaiga. La electrónica al servicio del folk, o el folk al servicio de la electrónica. ¿Qué más da?. A las propuestas de semanas anteriores como las de Terrae, Casapalma, Castora Herz, Delameseta, El Gato con Jotas, Dulzaro y otras muchas más, añadimos hoy la de Radizi, el dúo que forman Francesco di Cristófano y Ramón Rodríguez, que también traen su ración de folktrónica con su reciente disco “Cal y Cemento” en el que hasta colabora Eliseo Parra en una canción. Pero no va a ser solo folk para robots, también somos siempre orgánicos, y hablamos de la gira que hace estos días por Suecia la vallisoletana Vanesa Muela, además de presentar a las asturianas 6 Riales y anunciar conciertos de Azarbe, El Pelujáncanu, hoy mismo en el Guitarvera, y de Carles Dénia.Lo dicho (o escrito) se cuenta en La Tarataña con esta selección musical:1.- Groupa con Vanesa Muela, “Para empezar a cantar” 3:47 y “El palillo del tío Roque” 4:152.- Azarbe, “Joteando (con Vanesa Muela) 4:27 y “Dos rosales” 4:393.- 6 Riales, “Romances” 4:384.- El Pelujáncanu, “El olivito” (con Miriam Cantero) 2:375.- Carles Dénia, “La festa” 4:206.- Radizi, “Junto al romero” (con Eliseo Parra) 4:07, “Cal y cemento” 1:56, “Saeta al gran poder” (Aroa Fernández) 2:33, “Lobo blanco” 403 y “Charro de madrugada” 5:43Escuchar audio

Los utensilios de cocina que se pueden transformar en instrumentos siguen motivando los talleres que con regularidad, y magia, ofrece Vanesa Muela. La recordamos al principio del programa, otra vez con los suecos Groupa. De otras brujas va la cosa, como a las que cantan Tündra, que actúa el sábado que viene. Estrenamos el disco “Flexüs”, del grupo catalán La viu-viu, de la diatonista Cati Plana, que incluye un recuerdo al gran Kepa Junkera, que también va de brujas (Sorginak). Al final, seguimos profundizando en el disco de Cabra. Esto ha quedado así:  1.- Groupa y Vanesa Muela, “Para empezar a cantar” 3:47 y “El palillo del tío Roque” 4:162.- Toündra, “Las escardadoras” 4:35, “Brujas de Cellorigo” 5:09 “Paloteos de Cuenca” 4:44 y “La cruz y el cordón” 3:043.- Kepa Junkera & Sorginak, “Sorginak infernuko hauspotik irtetzen” 4:004.- La viu-viu, “Sorginak infernuko hauspotik irtetzen” 4:08, “Toúto to mía” 4:16 y “Mossec” 2:535.- Cabra, “Arriba el limón” 3:09 y “Rebuscaores” 3:36Escuchar audio

En la localidad albaceteña de Nerpio se celebra este fin de semana la trigésimo segunda edición del Encuentro de Cuadrillas. La vallisoletana Vanesa Muela será está noche su pregonera, por eso arrancamos La Tarataña con ella recordando su colaboración con los suecos Groupa. El Naán, en formato trío, también estará hoy en Nerpio, y mañana domingo el protagonismo lo tendrán las cuadrillas invitadas, así que hemos seguido el programa escuchando a algunas de ellas y a los palentinos. En la segunda damos cuenta de los últimos trabajos discográficos de Verdcel, que mañana estará en CAT de Barcelona, y de los vascos Kuttune, con su mirada a todo el folklore de la península. El último fin de semana taratañil de febrero empieza con estas canciones: 1.- Groupa y Vanesa Muela, “Charro zamorano” 4:252.- El Naán, “La yedra” 6:303.- Cuadrilla de Torreagüera, “Parrandas del medio” 5:484.- Cuadrilla de Huebras, “Mazurca” 2:405.- Cuadrilla de San Juan Bautista, “Pardicas” 3:346.- Cuadrilla del Tío Román, “Malagueña borracha” 3:107.- Verdcel, “El verd es més verd” 3:07, “Mitja lluna i l’estel” (con Carmen París) y “llles Orientals d’al-Àndalus” 3:328.- Kuttune, “Zure begi ejerra” 5:46, “Seguidillas de Casavieja” 3:50 y “Zero te da?" 4:21Escuchar audio

Welcome to part 2 of our amazing conversation with Amberly Lago. Amberly is a peak performance coach, TEDx speaker, top 1% podcast host, motivational speaker, and a leading expert in the field of resilience, transformation, and health and wellness. She is also the bestselling author of the book True Grit and Grace, and the founder of Unstoppable Life Mastermind.Amberly has an incredible life story and she is sharing pure gold advice on how to overcome life challenges, how to deal with trauma, and become resilient and successful.Time stamps:00:54 Randall's emotional story about his heart attackLife-threatening situation and a traumatic experienceFinding he had myocarditisDeath of a close friendAsked by doctors if he was taking cocaineGrateful for being aliveThe power of endorphins10:30 Hitting a rock bottom and suicidal thoughtsAmberly was always a high achieverThe pain became unbearableAlcohol numbed the painIt worked until it didn'tBecame addicted to alcohol and went to rehabDidn't want to live but had to endure because of her daughters15:15 The importance of resilienceWe have to decide to take action and thriveShifting perspective to gratitudeFocusing on what you can do, not what you can'tAcceptance and being aware of who you areConnecting to a community – Success is built on relationshipsResting is essential for resilience21:08 The power of writing down our goalsThere is power in writing things downThe story of Amberly's bookRandall's thoughts on writing things down24:36 Put yourself on the to-do listAmberly likes helping people and meeting their needs firstIt's important to take care of yourself as well28:33 Surround yourself with the right peopleGet rid of the doggie downers and stick with the puppy uppersSurround yourself with people who are passionate and go-gettersAvoid energy vampires21:28 We are all superheroesWe all have superpowers and resilience in usIt's hard to become aware of thatFocus on what brings you joyGratitude practice and Amberly's gratitude groupA sense of purpose and giving serviceAsk people what your superpower is37:25 Sexual abuse and its consequencesAmberly was sexually abused by her stepfatherTakes a lot of courage to tell someoneTold her dad but he didn't do anythingAt 23, she told that to her abusive husbandDealing with triggering situationWriting about the sexual abuse was very catharticThe importance of therapy1:01:28 The importance of extreme preparationShe was an athlete and a dancerAlways worked very hardPreparing for a TEDx talkPreparation gives you confidence51:16 What are the key ingredients for success?Know your WhyHave a strong communitySeek council not opinionStick to your non-negotiables54:28 Why do motorcyclists take so much risk?There's nothing like a feeling of freedom while ridingYou are fully in the presentAmberly's husband stoppedSponsors:Sandee | Bliss: BeachesWant to Connect? Reach out to us online!Website | Instagram | LinkedIn

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Moloch & Nadiya aus Leipzig mit einer ukrainisch-deutschen Spurensuche, Groupa reist von Schweden nach Iberien, dazu neue Alben vom Banjo-Gott Béla Fleck, aus Süditalien und Frankreich, am Mikrofon ist Grit Friedrich.

The claim is that 'The presence of Wikipedia can be spotted to a measurable degree in Irish High Court judgements', according to an academic study by Dr. Brian Flanagan (NUI Maynooth) et al. Brian put his case on Episode 26 of The Fifth Court.On E28 Mr. Justice Richard Humphreys of the High Court strongly rebuts Brian's assertion, in an interview with Mark Tottenham. Not too often you'll hear a High Court judge declare that 'He's scarlet for your ma!'Cases from the Decisis.ie casebook discussed on this episode include;A case involving a rateable valuation claim on toll boothsA planning judicial review involving the Protect East Meath lobby groupA defamation case that involved a plea regarding the statute of limitations Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Den grammisbelönade folkmusikgruppen Groupa gör en världsomsegling i musik. Producent: Nils LindströmProgramledare: Maria Askerfjord Sundeby

Efter nedslag i Sverige, Norge och Island styr folkmusikveteranerna Groupa nu sitt projekt "Kind of folk" söder ut på den fjärde volymen i serien har de angjort den iberiska halvön och gräver i spansk och portugisisk folkmusik. Groupa tar en paus i repetitionerna inför kommande turné och gästar dagens P1 Kultur.BATACLAN-DÅDET SKILDRAS I TVÅ NYA FILMERTerrordåden i Paris 13 november 2015 innebar ett stort trauma. Åtta år senare kommer nu två filmer som skildrar händelserna där 130 personer miste livet – och vad det nationella såret inneburit. Samtal med Felicia Frithiof, filmkritiker som tidigare arbetat för Sveriges Radio i Paris.MÖT DE SOM UTSER ÅRETS ROMANPRISTAGARENästa vecka utses årets mottagare av Sveriges radios romanpris – och vem som vinner avgörs av fyra bokcirklar. I dag hälsar vi på hos bokcirkeln IBB, Inte bara Biggles – en grupp på fem män som bor i Visby på Gotland. ESSÄ: VI HAR MYCKET ATT TACKA KONSTTJUVARNA FÖR En återkommande diskussion i vår tid handlar om återlämnande av stulna konstföremål. Men kan det också vara så att vissa konststölder räddade konsten? Den frågan ställer Thomas Steinfeld, författare och professor i kulturvetenskap i dagens OBS-essä. Programledare: Lisa WallProducent: Eskil Krogh Larsson

“I'm a strategic person” - that's how Cindy Gersch describes herself, and you'll likely agree after listening to this episode. Cindy is the founder of NEU Marketing Group, an award -winning marketing firm. She also founded the Facebook Group, Supporting Small and Local Businesses Everywhere, which has grown to more than 20,000 members. That in itself is a huge feat.In this episode we discuss:How networking is the secret to success in businessHow Cindy built her Facebook Group to 20,000+ membersThe biggest marketing mistake people makePersonal Connection versus Virtual NetworkingWhy Cindy is so passionate about philanthropyLearn more about Cindy & NEU Marketing Group:www.neumarketinggroup.comhttps://www.Instagram.com/neumarketinggrouphttps://www.facebook.com/NEUMarketGrouphttps://www.linkedin.com/company/neu-marketing-groupA little about me:I began my career as a teacher, was a corporate trainer for many years, and then found my niche training & supporting business owners, entrepreneurs & sales professionals to network at a world-class level. My passion is working with motivated people, who are coachable and who want to build their businesses through relationship marketing and networking (online & offline). I help my clients create retention strategies, grow through referrals, and create loyal customers by staying connected.In appreciation for being here, I have a couple of gifts for you.A LinkedIn Checklist for setting up your fully optimized Profile: https://www.janiceporter.com/linkedin-training.htmlAn opportunity to test drive the Follow Up system I recommend by sending a FREE greeting card (on me): www.sendacardeverytime.comConnect with me:http://JanicePorter.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/janiceporter/https://www.facebook.com/JanicePorterBizhttps://twitter.com/janiceporterJoin our Relationships Rule community on FB here:https://www.facebook.com/groups/relationshipsrule/Thanks for listening!Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page.Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a note in the comment section below!Subscribe to the podcastIf you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. You can also subscribe from the podcast app on your mobile device.Leave us an iTunes reviewRatings and reviews from our listeners are extremely valuable to us and greatly appreciated. They help our podcast rank higher on iTunes, which exposes our show to more awesome listeners like you. If you have a minute, please leave an honest review on iTunes.

Starship Tech a sidewalk robotic company is raising 100 Million in a flashStarship robots are revolutionizing food and package deliveries, offering people convenient new services that improve everyday life. Their ability to harness technology combined with experience providing services to millions of people makes this a reality today.Google accused of 'deceptive' online ordering practices by a restaurant groupA class-action lawsuit has been filed against Google alleging the tech giant infringed on restaurants' intellectual property rights and interfered with their customer relationships by using "deceptive online ordering practices." The suit was filed on behalf of Left Field Holdings, which operates several Lime Fresh Mexican Grill restaurants.Chains Longterm Impact From Russian ExitsStarbucks and McDonald's announced Tuesday that they are halting business activity in Russia following the country's invasion of Ukraine. Neither company has forecasted when their Russian stores could reopen. The Golden Arches has 850 restaurants and 62,000 workers in Russia and 84% of its Russian restaurants are company-owned. Starbucks has 130 total restaurants in Russia, all of which are licensed by but not owned by the company, according to data published by the Yale Chief Executive Leadership Institute on Tuesday.Welcome to the NFT Restaurant BoomChefs like Tom Colicchio are minting NFT pizzas, recipes, and even limited-edition gin bottles. But is the rest of the food world along for the ride?This episode sponsored by California Energy Wise & Dawn Professional®

Op de donkerste dagen van het jaar zoomen we in op de waarde van daglicht in de architectuur en doen we dat met vier gasten: architect Maarten van Bremen (GroupA), adviseur Paul van Bergen (DGMR), architect Sander Mirck (Mirck Architecture) en architect Lars Courage (Courage Architecten / Stichting Dutch Daylight).Vanuit de ondergrondse metrostations van de Oostlijn in Amsterdam herkennen reizigers al van ver waar het daglicht binnenvalt en ze dus naar buiten kunnen. Bij de vernieuwing van deze metrostations heeft GroupA niet alleen veel meer daglicht binnengebracht, maar reflecteren nieuwe witte tegels het daglicht ook verder de ondergrondse gangen in. Doordat het kunstlicht in de ondergrondse metrostations warmer is gehouden, valt het koelere daglicht meteen op. Zo vinden reizigers intuïtief hun route.In de podcast vertelt architect Maarten van Bremen van GroupA meer over het ontwerp van de Oostlijn, dat eerder dit jaar de Dutch Daylight Award in de categorie boven de 1.000 vierkante meter won. Vervolgens komt ook de winnaar van de Dutch Daylight Award in de categorie onder de 1.000 vierkante meter aan het woord. Architect Sander Mirck van Mirck Architecture won die prijs met het ontwerp van een woning in het buitengebied van Leiden. In deze woning, gelegen in open polderlandschap, wordt daglicht van verschillende zijden binnengebracht en heeft Mirck er ook op ingezet echt veel daglicht binnen te brengen. Daglicht is niet alleen gezond, het maakt ons als mensen ook gelukkiger, benadrukt hij. In zijn ontwerpprocessen simuleert Mirck altijd de manier waarop daglicht in zijn ontwerpen binnenvalt, op verschillende momenten van de dag en in verschillende jaargetijden. Op die manier wil hij de vele kwaliteiten van daglicht optimaal benutten.Tussendoor komt adviseur Paul van Bergen van DGMR aan het woord over het inbrengen van daglicht in gebouwen. De ontwikkeling om ramen een verticalere vorm te geven, juicht hij toe, want daglicht komt toch echt van boven. Maar hij ziet wel ruimte voor verbetering als het gaat om het binnenbrengen van daglicht in hoogstedelijke gebieden, vooral onderin de gebouwen. Ook ziet hij nog volop kansen om in de kern van gebouwen meer daglicht binnen te brengen.De podcast sluiten we af met een kort gesprek met architect Lars Courage. Naast zijn eigen bureau, Courage Architecten, is hij nu alweer ruim zes jaar voorzitter van de Stichting Dutch Daylight, dat een optimale toepassing van daglicht in de gebouwde omgeving promoot. Courage gaat in op de activiteiten van de stichting en vertelt over zijn passie rond daglicht in de architectuur.Deze podcast wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door Stichting Dutch Daylight.

Sintonía: "Flight of the Bumblebee" - Yo-Yo Ma & Bobby McFerrin "Grace" - Yo-Yo Ma & Bobby McFerrin; "Nandu's Dance" - Mynta; "Stars" - Yo-Yo Ma & B. McFerrin; "Nordic City" - Bazar Bla; "Hush Little Baby" (Tradicional) - Y. Ma & B. McFerrin; "Monster of Polska" - Troka; "Coyote" - Y. Ma & B. McFerrin; "Ludgo-Johan" - Groupa; "Hoedown!" - Y. Ma & B. McFerrin; "Finnish Gypsies" - JPP; Bonus: "Veli" - Hedningarna Muchísimas gracias a Génesis Candela por regalarme tan magníficos discos !!! Escuchar audio

This week, Kaiser chats with Manfred Elfstrom, an assistant professor in the Department of Economics, Philosophy, and Political Science at the University of British Columbia, Okanagan. Manfred's new book, Workers and Change in China: Resistance, Repression, Responsiveness, examines the state's dynamic approach to handling labor actions — petitions, protests, strikes, and the like — and how it has blended compromise and coercion to address the demands of workers. The book makes an important contribution to a growing body of literature that seeks a deeper understanding of authoritarian governance in China and more generally among autocratic regimes. 3:27 – How the book's argument fits into the broader literature on authoritarian governance9:32 – The book's geographic focus: The Pearl River Delta and the Yangzi River Delta22:12 – Repression and responsiveness32:39 – Why repression and responsiveness undercut one another43:58 – The bureaucratic incentive to handle labor unrest well50:28 – Labor issues, common prosperity, and the “Red New Deal”55:58 – The Jasic protests and the crackdown on the Peking University Marxist study groupA transcript of this interview is available on SupChina.comRecommendations:Manfred: Elizabeth Perry's book Anyuan: Mining China's Revolutionary Tradition; and James Green's The Devil Is Here in These Hills: West Virginia's Coal Miners and their Battle for Freedom.Kaiser: The Ezra Klein Show, and particularly the episode featuring Adam Tooze, “Economics Needs to Reckon with What it Doesn't Know.” See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On Headers and Footers, host Brendan Dunlop recaps the first day of Matchday 3 before discussing Italy's dominance and Turkey's exit with TSN's Matthew Scianitti.

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EM. Sommer. Schwarzrotgeil. Erfahrt heute, wer der Geheimfavorit des Turniers ist, welcher Fluch auf dem Waliser Aaron Ramsey lastet und warum es in der Gruppenphase ein Elfmeterschiessen geben könnte.

Turkish Football ( Soccer) Pundit Ahmet Bob Turgut Previewing #Turkey vs #Italy Opening match of #EURO2020 ! “Turkey could well be dark horses of this #EURO2020 Tournament.

Hvorfor elsket Ellisiv å dra på Ikea da hun var alvorlig syk og hvilke drømmer hadde hun for fremtiden? Hvordan var det for henne å endelig få beskjeden om at det fantes et par lunger som trolig ville matche henne, og i dag å tenke på at hun ikke ville overlevd den uka hadde det ikke skjedd? Hvordan det var å våkne etter operasjonen, og hvordan er det å leve som en i den nå-for-tiden svært omtalte "risikogruppa" midt i en alvorlig pandemi? Hør Ellisiv fortelle om dette og mye mer i denne andre og siste del av episoden om lungetransplantasjon.Takk til Stiftelsen Fritt Ord for støttemidler til produksjonen og til Crussen & Groupa for lånet av låta Silent Folk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Drive with Dr. Peter Attia Podcast Notes Introduction Interventions Testing Program developed the gold standard protocol of using mice to testing lifespan drugs“I don’t really care what causes aging. What I care about is what can postpone all the different aspects of aging. Once you rephrase the question you are well on the way to designing experimental paradigms which address the serious question.” – Dr. Richard MillerA good lifespan drug will extend life in the oldest animals in the treatment group compared to the oldest animals in the control groupA big surprise is that rapamycin and acarbose have positive lifespan effects even when administered late in life Most longevity drugs have differential effects in males and femalesRegulation of glucose in males seems to be a potential driver in increasing lifespan and healthspan in mice models Positive impact on longevity: 17-alpha estradiol (in males only), acarbose, rapamycin, canagliflozin (SGLT-2 inhibitor)Read the full notes @ podcastnotes.org Richard Miller is a professor of pathology and the Director of the Center for Aging Research at the University of Michigan. He is one of the architects of the NIA-funded Interventions Testing Programs (ITPs) animal study test protocol. In this episode, Rich goes through the results of the long list of molecules tested by the ITP—including rapamycin, metformin, nicotinamide riboside, an SGLT-2 inhibitor called canagliflozin, and more. Many of the discussed outcomes have had surprising outcomes—both positive and negative findings. We discuss: Rich’s interest in aging, and how Hayflick’s hypothesis skewed aging research (3:45); Dispelling the myth that aging can’t be slowed (15:00); The Interventions Testing Program—A scientific framework for testing whether drugs extend lifespan in mice (29:00); Testing aspirin in the first ITP cohort (38:45); Rapamycin: results from ITP studies, dosing considerations, and what it tells us about early- vs. late-life interventions (44:45); Acarbose as a potential longevity agent by virtue of its ability to block peak glucose levels (1:07:15); Resveratrol: why it received so much attention as a longevity agent, and the takeaways from the negative results of the ITP study (1:15:45); The value in negative findings: ITP studies of green tea extract, methylene blue, curcumin, and more (1:24:15); 17α-Estradiol: lifespan effects in male mice, and sex-specific effects of different interventions (1:27:00); Testing ursolic acid and hydrogen sulfide: rationale and preliminary results (1:33:15); Canagliflozin (an SGLT2 inhibitor): exploring the impressive lifespan results in male mice (1:35:45); The failure of metformin: reconciling negative results of the ITP with data in human studies (1:42:30); Nicotinamide riboside: insights from the negative results of the ITP study (1:48:45); The three most important takeaways from the ITP studies (1:55:30); Philosophies on studying the aging process: best model organisms, when to start interventions, which questions to ask, and more (1:59:30); Seven reasons why pigs can't fly (2:08:00); and More. Learn more: https://peterattiamd.com/   Show notes page for this episode: https://peterattiamd.com/RichardMiller    Subscribe to receive exclusive subscriber-only content: https://peterattiamd.com/subscribe/   Sign up to receive Peter's email newsletter: https://peterattiamd.com/newsletter/   Connect with Peter on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram.

Som ansvarlig for nekrologer i Aftenposten, er Kristin Storrusten over gjennomsnittet opptatt av hva denne eldgamle tradisjonen med offentlige minneord over døde mennesker betyr. I denne samtalen utbroderer Kristin om nekrologenes verden, og vi er innom temaer som historikk og mening, etiske dilemmaer, konflikter og følelser. Som en ønsket motvekt til de generelle tendensene og kjønnsforskjellene, lærer vi også om behovet for økt mangfold. (Og oppfordres derfor til å sende inn flere nekrologer hvis/når anledningen byr seg: nekrologer@aftenposten.no)I lys av døden podkast lages i samarbeid med Radiorakel 99,3 og med støtte fra Stiftelsen Fritt Ord. Følg gjerne podkastens reise på Instagram og Facebook, og/eller kom i kontakt med programleder Jeanett A. Søderstrøm ved å sende en e-post til ilysavdoden@gmail.comOg som alltid hjertelig takk til artistene Crussen og Groupa for lånet av låta Silent Folk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hvilke trender utmerker seg i gravferdsseremonier i dag og hvilke endringer står bransjen ovenfor? Hva betyr det at vi sørger mer offentlig i dag? Hva gjør vi når vi blir usikre på om vi bør dra eller ei i en begravelse? Hvorfor er konfliktnivået i etterlattes familier høyere nå, og hva skjer når familier ikke kommer til enighet? Hvorfor er gravferd så dyrt og hva skjer med alle blomstene vi gir til den døde? Hvilke minner husker Jan Willy som spesielt rørende og hvordan reagerer folk i sosiale settinger når gravferdskonsulenter forteller om yrket sitt? Hvis man synes døden er vanskelig å snakke om eller tenke på, hvordan kan vi øve oss på å tilnærme oss temaet på en litt sunnere måte? Dette og mer snakker programleder Jeanett med Jan Willy Løken om i denne episoden, – som er den andre av to episoder fra samme samtale. Jan Willy er adm. dir i Jølstad begravelsesbyrå, og har over tredve års fartstid i byrået. Han er rivende engasjert i gravferd som et avgjørende avskjedsrituale, og opptatt av at folk får et sunnere forhold til døden. God lytt!Igjen takk til Crussen og Groupa for lånet av låta Silent Folk, og en STOR takk til Sondre fra Soundtænk som reddet lyden i denne samtalen etter opptaket. Hjertelig takk også til deg som lytter! Er du interessert i å følge podkastens reise på Instagram og Facebook, kan du søke den opp som I lys av døden podkast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gjest i denne episoden er førsteamanuensis ved avdeling for tverrfaglig helsevitenskap, Lisbeth Thoresen, og vi snakker om betydningen av tverrfaglig forskning på døden. Som utgangspunkt for samtalen lener vi oss på antologien "Alt som lever, må dø" som Lisbeth nylig var med å lage (og som jeg anbefaler deg å sjekke ut hvis du er interessert i hvordan døden former oss, livet vårt og samfunnet). Ikke minst snakker vi lenge om Lisbeths egen forskning på kvinners historiske og nåtidige (?) helt særegne rolle ved syke- og dødsleiet. Takk til Crussen og Groupa for lånet av låta Silent Folk, og takk til Fritt Ord for støtte til å produsere denne episoden. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Topics Covered:Betty Kempa - Career Change StrategistWebsite: https://bettykempa.com/http://sixfigurecoachingbusiness.groupA case of the "shoulds"You're likely already wearing the ruby red slippersWhat it means to face fearWith action comes confidenceWhat is your relationship to failure?What fear looks like and how to recognize when fear is holding you backWhere fear comes fromYour dream job is on the other side of fearChanging your relationship with braveryHow to know when it's time to make a changeUsing your Why as motivation in the job search"Feel the fear and do it anyways" - Book by Susan Jeffers

Today I had the pleasure of speaking with the Entrepreneur and a Mergers and Acquisitions Broker, Sal Vassallo. Sal has worked with hundreds of clients and specializes in online businesses. Sal grew up living under the shadow of his father that made him wonder ‘why is he able to do many things while I struggle a lot’.Let’s dive into Sal’s story of how finding the right people and a change in mindset can help you find yourself and be more successful in life.Things you will learn in this episode:[00:01 – 09:55] Opening SegmentI talked briefly about valuable information that you can take advantage of in this episodeI introduce guest Sal Vassallo into the showSal talks about how his journey beganDiscovered his natural talent in swimmingLost his father in a car accidentFaced a lot of roadblocks at school[09:56 – 19:17] The Impulse to always be the bestSal talks about what it’s like to feel the need to always strive for excellenceSal shares about not being good at school and was ‘difficult’ to handleThe struggles of being differentPassionate about helping and having people discover their talentsWhy others are able to do so many things while you struggle a lotIt’s all about the mindsetFinding your skillset, develop a strategy, and make a commitment[19:18 – 25:47] Transition of MindsetSal talks about joining an exclusive mastermind groupA life-changing self-discoveryDiscovered he had a story to shareCombining selling businesses and performance[25:48 – 38:27] The Process of Delivering EffectivelySal shares his processSal talks about the struggles he is facing and how the COVID situation is affecting himDelivering your content effectivelySal shares an important lesson he learned during his 30’sYou don’t build things in one daySal talks about what he has set his focus on currently [38:28 – 46:37] The FOCUS FIVE SegmentWhat book have you gifted most oftenThe BibleIf you can get an hour of somebody's time and ask questions, who would that be and why?Jesus Christ. I feel like I owe everything to GodWhat is one thing that you believe that most people would disagree with you on?My way of thinking, I’m not sureMorning routine, how do you start your day?Before the quarantine:Get upI have this place where I go to have coffeeCheck my emails and then go to social mediaStart workingDuring the quarantineSpiritual meetingsAqua aerobicsStart workingWhat is the best place we can connect with you online?See below for linksFinal words from Sal and me Tweetable Quotes:“I always wondered why my father was able to do so many things while I struggled so much. It was all mindset you know and believing and acting out passionately towards a goal.” – Sal Vassallo“You can’t do it all in one day, it’s okay to sit back and wait until you are inspired instead of overwhelming ourselves and putting so much pressure on ourselves and then just drowning.” – Sal VasalloYou can connect with Sal on Facebook you can also check out his profile on Linkedin or visit his website https://salvassallo.com/.LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or click here to listen to our previous episodes.Are you working HARD but not really moving the needle on anything? You should check out my POWER LIST and find out how you can get more done to move your business, project, or relationship closer to where you want it to be. Let’s go!To know more about me and all the real estate opportunities you can find, check out my website at Hansstruzyna.com. Get the chance to talk with me for FREE. Set up a call using this link https://calendly.com/h-struzyna/15min See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Recorremos Escandinavia de la mano de Groupa, entre otros artistas, con sus tres últimos discos dedicados a las músicas de Islandia, Noruega y Suecia Partimos después hacia la Federación Rusa, con sones inspirados en las tradiciones baskiria, askenazí y rusa. We travel across Scandinavia thanks to the band Groupa, among other artists, and their three last albums, dedicated to the folk music of Iceland, Norway and Sweden. Then we move to the Russian Federation, playing some tunes inspired by the Bashkir, Ashkenazi and Russian traditions.

Folkmusikgruppen Groupa har i snart 40 år ägnat sig åt att återupptäcka och återuppfinna nordisk folkmusik imorgon släpper de nytt, då med fokus på Norsk folkmusik. Dessutom: Kommentar om domen mot gatukonstnären Dan Park. Folkmusikgruppen Groupa har spelat tillsammans i snart 40 år och befinner sig på en upptäcksresa genom den nordiska folkmusiken  imorgon släpper de skivan Kind of Folk Vol. 2 Norway där de undersöker den norska folkmusiken. Groupa är gäster i P1 Kultur. Gatukonstnären Dan Park står ännu en gång åtalad för bland annat hets mot folkgrupp, idag kom domen. Kommentar av Mårten Arndtzén. På söndag är det 100 år sedan första världskriget tog slut. P1 Kulturs Mattias Berg gick till Armémuseum i Stockholm för att diskutera bilden av kriget med intendenten Andreas Ohlsson. I helgen har den svenska tv-serien Andra åket premiär. P1 Kultur har träffat regissören Felix Herngren och skådespelarna Sanna Sundqvist och Jacob Setterberg. De sju dödssynderna är, enligt den medeltida, klassiska definitionen: högmod, girighet, vällust eller kättja, avund, frosseri, vrede och likgiltighet. Författaren och essäisten Dan Jönsson funderar i dagens OBS över hur fler av dem tycks ha förvandlats till ett slags moderna dygder. Men de fortsätter ständigt att gäcka oss och påverka världen vi lever i. Dessutom: Veckans ord enligt Naila Saleem är "inflytande".  Programledare: Lisa Wall Producent: Eskil Krogh Larsson

The first episode of Your Soccer Passport is our Group A preview! This group will include Egypt, Russia, Saudi Arabia, and Uruguay. Join hosts Brice Burge, Marc Serber, and Baxter Colburn and guests Zach Wolpoff and Luis Burranca as they break down the group.

We delve into the Group A of FIFA U-17 World Cup where India are sorted along with USA, Ghana and Colombia. We look at India's squad strength and their opponents and lay out our expectations for how the group will turn out. We also hear from India's senior national team coach Stephen Constntine who looks forward to the upcoming Asian Cup Qualifier match against Macau. This is an IVM Production; for more such awesome podcasts, come find us: Website: Indusvox.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ivmpodcasts Twitter: https://twitter.com/IVMPodcasts Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ivmpodcasts/

It’s the 90 Minute Cynic Podcast (@90minutecynic) with host Chris Gallagher (@theGallatron) Louis McCaffrey Ciaran Harran (@ciaranharran) and Chris Boud (@thechrisboud) In what is our LAST episode as part of Hail Hail Media we look back at purr at Celtic's performance in the 3-3 draw with Manchester City. We look at tactic, player performance and how this leaves the groupA focus on the Dundee game is combined with our thoughts and opinions on the 1st quarter of the season and what our highlights have been so far.We answer questions from Twitter.Music from The Dum Dum Girls and The Dandy Warhols.Follow us on Twitter: @90MinuteCynicFacebook.com/90minutecynic

"Japanese people recognise that the sound of the cicada is the end of the summer, and we feel really melancholic." For our first Japan Sound Portrait Podcast interview, Nick talks to Sayaka Botanic and Tommi Tokyo from groupA. http://groupaband.com/

Alagi M´Bye är en av Gambias främsta koraspelare och han spelar ofta i Sverige, och i denna P2-dokumentär lär vi känna honom närmare. Alagi M'Bye har spelat med svenska musiker sedan 90-talet, exempelvis med Mats Edén och Groupa, Ale Möller och dennes Stockholm Folk Big Band Project 1998-99 och på senare år med jazzpianisten Arne Forsén. M'Bye är jali. Det betyder att han är en musikalisk berättare och traditionsbärare i rakt nedstigande led från sin far och farfar. Som sådan lärde han sig spela kora som mycket liten, men han har också samtidigt brutit med den tradition som säger att bara män av jali-släkt får lära sig spela kora. I den musikskola som M'Bye har startat i sin hemby Nema Kunku alla är välkomna oavsett kön, härkomst eller släktförhållanden och det är där vi först träffar honom. I programmet deltar vi också i en workshop som Alagi M'Bye har med svenska ungdomar i Ångermanland, följer med honom till hans svenska hem - hos Arne Forsén och hans familj - till en spelning på en bröllopsfest och ett möte med hans forna elev Sousou Cissoko. En P2-dokumentär av Ingela Hofsten.

Spoilers Contained! The Walking Dead "Them" Grieving from Beth's and Tyreese's death in different ways, the group faces the harsh road to Washington D.C. Meanwhile, a storm approaches.-IMDB Starring: Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, Steven Yeun, Lauren Cohan, Chandler Riggs, Danai Gurira, Melissa McBride, Michael Cudlitz, Sonequa Martin-Green, Josh McDermitt, Christian Serratos, Alanna Masterson, Seth Gilliam, Tyler James Williams, Ross Marquand Matthew and Dean's Discussion Notes Dean loves Trent ReznorEarly death predictions (Matt says Eugene)Survivalist themes exploredMaggie reluctantly stabbing walkersZombies as a background nuisanceA thin line between walkers and survivorsDaryl becomes GollumShelter, water, and food [09:40]Supply runs as conflict vehiclesWhere's the plot?Coming to grips with it allThe walkers are always lingeringCarl's got a crush on MaggieDean's got a crush on Michonne... finallyMichonne knows how to keep it together [15:33]Some people are just mentally tougher than othersFather Gabriel v. MaggieDean's problems with authority, or maybe just people being creepsFather Gabriel's place in the apocalypseSpiritual leaders, counselors, and zombie griefCarol's intimate kiss on Daryl's headCarol knows how to manage DarylMingling in the zombie apocalypse [31:57]Terrain as a weapon and zombie aikidoFighting in the heat while thirsty, exhausted, and hungrySteven Seagal joins the groupA broken sword would be coolAaronthalus and his elven band of forest wizards [41:00]J. Crew, yes the clothing storeTed Bundy's carGlenn is calm, cool, and collectedDaryl's love of the woodsWild packs of roving dogs [46:55]Detroit as a post-apocalyptic cityK-9 demos at Dean's elementary schoolFather Gabriel gets more of our timeSasha isn't your friendSaving Private DixonManufacturing poison for water booby trapsQuoting Captain Ronald Speirs (from Band of Brothers) [1:04:02]It takes more than hopeRick knows the group needs him, but doesn't mention itSecond generation zombie apocalypse kidsMatthew discusses "The Last of Us"Treebeard just killing some walkersListener feedback [1:17:20]Final thoughts [1:29:25] ContactEmailhttp://speakpipe.com/lsgmedia (Speak Pipe) Subscribe to LSG's "A Game of Thrones Podcast"http://goo.gl/kuyhgH (iTunes)RSS: http://gotonlsg.libsyn.com/rss(Cut and paste RSS address into podcasting app search function) Subscribe to LSG's "The Walking Dead Podcast"http://goo.gl/X9CJX5 (iTunes)http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/liberty-street-geek/the-walking-dead-podcast-2?refid=stpr (Stitcher)RSS: http://twdonlsg.libsyn.com/rss(Cut and paste RSS address into podcasting app search function) Subscribe to LSG's "The Science Fiction Film Podcast"http://goo.gl/eEIXQj (iTunes)http://goo.gl/JsNQsC (Stitcher)RSS: http://sciencefictionfilmpodcast.libsyn.com/rss(Cut and paste RSS address into podcasting app search function) Supporthttp://patreon.com/lsgmedia (Patreon)http://libertystreetgeek.net (Website)

Four words are alike, one is not.  Cross out the word that does not belong to the group. Write the name of the group next to the number. Practice the N-400 questions, example: “What is your full name?”