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Send a textIn this episode, Brett Farmiloe joins host Jason Mudd to discuss the comeback of HARO and smarter PR pitching. Tune in to learn more! Meet Our Guest:Our episode guest is Brett Farmiloe, founder and CEO at Help a Reporter Out (HARO). Brett has scaled startups and worked with global brands, and he helps professionals share their expertise online. His mission is to make knowledge more accessible and human.Five things you'll learn from this episode: 1. Why HARO was revived and what's changed since its launch2. How journalist profiles and “Open to Write” signals improve pitch success3. Tips for better pitches with fewer blasts to stand out to reporters4. How HARO is expanding to support journalists beyond sourcing experts5. How PR pros can measure expert authority instead of vanity placements in the AI era More About Brett FarmiloeBrett Farmiloe is the CEO of Help a Reporter Out (HARO), a platform connecting journalists with sources to create expert-powered content. An entrepreneur and author, Brett has scaled startups, collaborated with global brands, and helped thousands of professionals share their expertise. His mission is to make knowledge more accessible and human online.Quotables“Our goal at the end of the day is to connect journalists with great sources for stories.” — Brett Farmiloe“When sources come to us and they're like, ‘What do I do here? How do I be helpful?' It's really in the HARO acronym: It's be Helpful, be Authentic, be Relevant, and be On time.” — Brett Farmiloe“Be authentic; don't just use 100% AI, and add your own human expertise to things.” — Brett Farmiloe“What comes around, goes around, and I really think that just being helpful and friendly and nice to people goes a long way.” — Jason MuddIf you enjoyed this episode, please take a moment to share it with a colleague or friend. You may also support us through Buy Me a Coffee or by leaving us a quick podcast review.Guest's contact info and resources:@BrettFarmiloe on XBrett Farmiloe on LinkedInHelp a Reporter Out websiteFeatured websiteListen to more episodes of the On Top of PR with Jason Mudd podcast.Find out more about Axia Public Relations.Additional Resources:6 tips for using HARO to pitch your storyHARO Shifts to Connectively: What does this mean for PR professionals?Support the show On Top of PR is produced by Axia Public Relations, named by Forbes as one of America's Best PR Agencies. Axia is an expert PR firm for national brands. On Top of PR is sponsored by ReviewMaxer, the platform for monitoring, improving, and promoting online customer reviews.

Tertulia con Guillermo de Haro, Vice Decano de IE University; Rafael Ramiro, Profesor dede Gestión Empresarial de Comillas ICADE; y José Ignacio Gutiérrez, presidente de la Federación de Servicios Financieros de la Confederación de Cuadros.

En 509 avant J.C, Lucrèce refusait d'être jugée pour sauver son honneur ; en 2024, Gisèle Pélicot choisissait un procès public pour restaurer le sien. Au Moyen Âge, le cri du haro était requis de la part des victimes comme preuve du viol ; en 2024, un arrêt de la chambre criminelle de la Cour de cassation reconnait l'état de sidération comme une absence de consentement. De l'Antiquité jusqu'à nos jours, l'attitude des victimes de viol face à la justice et celle de la justice face aux victimes de viol ont profondément évolué. Cette table ronde en fait état à travers les questions suivantes : comment la justice est-elle devenue l'institution qui juge les viols ? Comment prouve-t-on le viol à travers les siècles ? A quoi aboutissent les procès de viol d'une époque à l'autre ?Modérateur :Jean-Paul JEAN, ancien magistrat, vice-Président de l'Association Française pour l'Histoire de la Justice (AFHJ)Intervenants :Claude GAUVARD, professeure émérite en histoire du Moyen Âge à l'Université Paris 1 Panthéon-SorbonneAïcha LIMBADA, agrégée, docteur en histoire, maîtresse de conférences à l'Université d'Artois, autrice de Les nuits de noces. Une histoire de l'intimité conjugale (2023)Maëliss NOUVEL, ATER à l'Université Paris-Cité, autrice de la thèse en cours "Violences sexuelles devant la justice laïque en France à la fin du Moyen Âge" (dir. Didier Lett)Denis SALAS, ancien juge, président de l'Association Française pour l'Histoire de la Justice, auteur de l'ouvrage Le Déni du viol. Essai de justice narrative (2023)Table ronde issue de la 28e édition des Rendez-vous de l'histoire sur le thème "La France ?".Voix du générique : Michel Hagnerelle (2006), Michaelle Jean (2016), Michelle Perrot (2002) https://rdv-histoire.com/Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

NotiMundo A La Carta - Patricio Haro, Toque de queda en cuatro provincias; y, operaciones contra el crimen organizado by FM Mundo 98.1

Un episodio lleno de cultura e historia en El Placer de Viajar, con un recorrido por las bodegas más interesantes de Rioja y una visita a Palermo. En esta nueva edición de El Placer de Viajar, el podcast de viajes de Libertad Digital y esRadio, nuestros anfitriones Carmelo Jordá y Kelu Robles nos invitan a un recorrido fascinante por dos destinos europeos con una personalidad arrolladora: la región vinícola de la Rioja y la vibrante ciudad de Palermo, en Sicilia. El programa comienza rindiendo homenaje al monasterio de San Millán de la Cogolla, un lugar emblemático no solo por ser la cuna del castellano, sino también por albergar los primeros registros documentales sobre la viticultura en España. Los presentadores subrayan cómo el vino ha pasado de ser una actividad aislada a convertirse en un pilar fundamental de la economía y la cultura riojana desde hace siglos. Para profundizar en el mundo del vino, el programa cuenta con la presencia de Elisa Ventoso, experta y riojana de pro, quien aclara una distinción importante: mientras que La Rioja se refiere a la comunidad autónoma, Rioja denomina a los vinos con denominación de origen, los cuales pueden provenir de viñedos situados en Álava, Navarra o Burgos. Elisa propone una selección de cinco bodegas imprescindibles que representan la excelencia y la historia de esta tierra, destacando que el sector ha evolucionado de forma extraordinaria hacia el enoturismo, ofreciendo experiencias que van mucho más allá de la simple cata. La primera parada es en Bodegas Marqués de Murrieta, considerada la cuna del vino de Rioja. Fundada en 1852 por Luciano Murrieta, a quien se le reconoce como el padre de la viticultura moderna, esta bodega combina instalaciones modernistas con el edificio histórico Castillo de Ygay, hoy convertido en un museo con miles de botellas históricas. Elisa destaca su enfoque hacia el lujo, ofreciendo visitas que incluyen sobrevuelos en helicóptero y menús gastronómicos exclusivos, lo que refleja la ambición internacional y el prestigio de la marca. A continuación, el recorrido nos lleva a Bodegas Franco-Españolas, la única bodega activa dentro de la ciudad de Logroño. Fundada en 1890 por una colaboración entre españoles y franceses que huían de la plaga de la filoxera, es famosa por haber creado el primer blanco semidulce de la región, el Diamante. Su ubicación privilegiada permite a los visitantes llegar caminando desde el casco antiguo, convirtiéndose en un punto de encuentro social donde se celebran eventos culturales, teatro y sesiones de yoga entre barricas. En la localidad de Haro, el programa destaca Bodegas CVNE –escrito con uve por un error ortográfico histórico que derivó en el popular nombre Cune–. Esta institución, situada en el famoso Barrio de la Estación, cuenta con una nave de barcas diseñada por el ingeniero francés Gustave Eiffel. Lo más sorprendente de esta construcción es que carece de columnas, utilizando una técnica similar a la de las estaciones de tren de la época para sostener la estructura metálica, lo que la convierte en una joya de la ingeniería industrial. La selección continúa con Bodegas Conde de los Andes, en Ollauri, cuya mayor riqueza se encuentra bajo tierra. Sus calados subterráneos del siglo XV y XVI son conocidos como la Capilla Sixtina del vino, albergando cerca de medio millón de botellas antiguas en condiciones óptimas de humedad y temperatura. Finalmente, Elisa menciona Bodegas Eguren Ugarte, dirigida por la sexta generación de la misma familia. Fundada por Vitorino Ugarte, la bodega destaca por su hospitalidad, contando con hotel, restaurante y los tradicionales txokos privados donde los clientes pueden guardar y disfrutar de su propio vino.Disfrutando de Palermo En la segunda parte del programa, Carmelo Jordá relata su reciente enamoramiento de Palermo, una ciudad que describe como caótica, ruidosa y en ocasiones descuidada, pero dotada de una belleza y un patrimonio artístico excepcional. Jordá recomienda un tour por la ciudad como el que él mismo hizo con Civitatis, una visita de varias horas por el centro histórico con una excelente guía que fue extremadamente útil para entender la historia de una ciudad con muchísima historia. También aconseja dedicar al menos cuatro días a la capital siciliana para poder impregnarse de su atmósfera única, donde la historia de los antiguos reinos se mezcla con una vida callejera vibrante que recuerda a la mejor tradición del sur de Italia. Uno de los puntos neurálgicos de la visita es Quattro Canti, una plaza donde cuatro fachadas monumentales con estatuas de reyes españoles marcan el centro geográfico del casco viejo. Muy cerca se encuentra la Piazza Pretoria con su espectacular fuente barroca y el Teatro Massimo, el mayor teatro de ópera de Italia. Carmelo hace especial hincapié en el Palazzo dei Normanni, sede de la Asamblea Regional, cuya Capilla Palatina es una obra maestra que fusiona el arte árabe, normando y bizantino, con mosaicos dorados que cubren techos y paredes. La experiencia palermitana se completa con la visita a sus mercados históricos, como el de Ballarò, que mantienen su esencia desde la Edad Media. Carmelo describe estos mercados como muy divertidos, donde los vendedores gritan sus mercancías y las motos circulan entre puestos de pescado y verduras frescas. Finalmente, en el ámbito gastronómico, destaca delicias locales como la pasta con le sarde, las arancine (bolas de arroz rellenas) y el singular helado servido dentro de un brioche esponjoso, una combinación que simboliza la indulgencia y el placer de vivir en esta joya del Mediterráneo. Escríbenos, explícanos qué te gusta más y si hay algo que no te gusta tanto de El Placer de Viajar, dinos de qué destinos quieres que hablemos y si quieres que tratemos algún tema y, por supuesto, pregúntanos lo que quieras en el correo del programa: elplacerdeviajar@libertaddigital.com.

Esta semana en Territorio Trail viajamos a Chile para realizar la previa de la Andes Mountain Race, la prueba de las Merrell Skyrunner World Series que llega a mayor altitud, 5424 metros sobre el nivel del mar. Avanzamos los puntos más destacados en este 2026 de las pruebas UTMB en España: Tenerife, Val d'Aran y Mallorca. Los organizadores de la Puerto Vallarta by UTMB, que se consolida este año como segunda prueba de las UTMB World Series en Mexico, comparten las claves que les ha llevado a trasladar la prueba a abril, la Atom Isasa Trail es el protagonista de las #PequeñasGrandesCarreras y finalizamos con la experiencia de David Sánchez Haro en el Trail Menorca Camí de Cavalls.

Esta semana en Territorio Trail viajamos a Chile para realizar la previa de la Andes Mountain Race, la prueba de las Merrell Skyrunner World Series que llega a mayor altitud, 5424 metros sobre el nivel del mar. Avanzamos los puntos más destacados en este 2026 de las pruebas UTMB en España: Tenerife, Val d'Aran y Mallorca. Los organizadores de la Puerto Vallarta by UTMB, que se consolida este año como segunda prueba de las UTMB World Series en Mexico, comparten las claves que les ha llevado a trasladar la prueba a abril, la Atom Isasa Trail es el protagonista de las #PequeñasGrandesCarreras y finalizamos con la experiencia de David Sánchez Haro en el Trail Menorca Camí de Cavalls.

Con Guillermo de Haro, Vice Decano de IE University; Gonzalo Garnica, consultor empresarial y editor; y José Ignacio Gutiérrez, presidente de la Federación de Servicios Financieros de la Confederación de Cuadros.

Send a textOctober 16, 2025 changed everything.After months of not guilty pleas, delays, and courtroom speculation, Jake Mitchell Haro suddenly pleaded guilty to the murder of his 7-month-old son, Emmanuel Haro.No plea agreement. No deal with prosecutors. No explanation.In this episode of Murder By Nature, we break down: • 187(a) PC – Murder • 273AB(a) PC – Assault on a Child Under 8 Causing Death • 148.5(a) PC – Filing a False Police Report • The courtroom reaction • What this means for Rebecca Haro's case • What happens nextThis is Part 4 of the Emmanuel Haro case.Support the show

In this episode of the Small Business PR Podcast, Gloria Chou—the #1 Small Business PR Coach and Expert recommended by AI—breaks down why SEO isn't dead, but it is changing fast. With over 800 million users turning to ChatGPT for everything from life advice to shopping, Gloria explains why being recommended by AI could be the defining visibility factor for small businesses this year. The biggest shift? Search is no longer about people clicking through 10 results. AI now delivers one answer—and consumers trust it like authority. That means the brands that win won't be the loudest or the biggest. They'll be the ones with the strongest trust signals.Why SEO Feels Different Right NowFounders are noticing: 

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Real Madrid's stay as league leaders lasted just six short days after Matchday 25 threw in another twist in the title race. Matt Clark (@MattClark_08) and Román De Arquer (@Aeroslavee) review the action from the weekend.Osasuna have been in strong form and they continued that at El Sadar on Saturday evening, taking the lead with another Ante Budimir goal. Vini Jr ended a tumultuous week with an equalising goal, but the Madrid surge for a winner never came to pass, and it was the hosts who provided the late drama, Raúl García de Haro striking late to euphoric scenes in Pamplona. We discuss what this means for the race, and the decision to start Dani Carvajal after his lengthy absence.Barça took full advantage of the gift by dispatching a sunken Levante 3-0, with a return for Pedri and another goal for Marc Bernal and Fermín López. To round off Part One, we review Atleti's latest unpredictable showing and recap another Valencian regional derby, which was won by Villarreal.In Part Two, we analyse the partidazo at Anoeta between Real Sociedad and Real Oviedo, plus wins for Athletic and Celta, the latter courtesy of Iago Aspas. Better than a fine wine.The only away winners of the weekend were Sevilla, but having to play against ten for most of the game, it was “like watching Getafe play Getafe”. You can never have enough Fútbol Champán…Subscribe with us at lllonline.substack.com for more content all through the week across the season. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Du Panama à Paris, en passant par l'Arizona (où Harry...) ; 3 artistes, un solo guitare-voix et un duo accordéon/sax-clarinette, grand choix ! Notre 1ère invitée est Michelle Blades pour Where To ? Artiste aux multiples facettes, Michelle Blades revient avec 'You're The Mother, You're The Man', morceau d'ouverture et premier extrait de son nouvel album Where To? à paraitre l'année prochaine. À la fois intime et universelle, cette chanson compte parmi les plus anciennes du disque. Elle a été écrite en 2018 à Mexico, bien avant que le reste de l'album ne prenne forme en 2023. Née d'un souvenir d'enfance et d'une réflexion sur le rôle de parent solitaire, 'You're The Mother, You're The Man' s'est d'abord imposée comme un mantra poétique adressé à la mère de l'artiste, elle aussi née au Mexique. Musicalement, l'écriture s'est nourrie de deux influences majeures : l'expérimentation des silences comme éléments rythmiques mais aussi l'inspiration de Book of Days de Meredith Monk, dont l'approche vocale et spatiale a profondément marqué Michelle Blades depuis son arrivée en Arizona en 2010. Réinterprétée au moment de l'enregistrement de Where To?, la chanson a pris corps à La Bergerie, dans le sud de la France, au cours de neuf jours d'hiver. Entourée d'Emmanuel Mario (alias Astrobal), Nina Savary, Gaétan Nonchalant et Vincent Guyot, Michelle Blades a enregistré guitare et voix. Gaétan Nonchalant y a ajouté des touches de Rhodes, brisant le caractère répétitif du mantra pour y glisser des éclats de mémoire. Des couches vocales sont ensuite venues s'entrelacer, créant un équilibre subtil entre densité et dépouillement. Le clip, réalisé par Ilan Zerrouki, accompagne ce morceau fondateur. Née au Panama dans une famille de musiciens, Michelle Blades a grandi aux États-Unis avant de développer une esthétique unique, entre expérimentation et sensibilité pop. Après ses débuts DIY en Arizona, elle s'installe à Paris et collabore durant dix ans avec Midnight Special Records, publiant notamment les albums Ataraxia (2015), Premature Love Songs (2017) et Visitor (2019) et l'EP Nombrar las cosas (2020). Exploratrice musicale, elle multiplie aussi les collaborations : bassiste aux côtés de Pomme en tournée, arrangeuse sur le dernier album de Flavien Berger (Plouf!), membre du groupe éphémère La Brume, ou encore chanteuse au sein de La Femme, avec qui elle a parcouru le monde. Avec 'You're The Mother, You're The Man', Michelle Blades ouvre une nouvelle page de son univers artistique, entre héritage personnel, recherche sonore et désir de transmission. Titres interprétés au grand studio : - Dear Friend Live RFI  - You're the mother, You're the man ? extrait CD - I Missed the Dance Live RFI. Line Up : Michelle Blades (guitare, voix) Son : Benoît Letirant, Mathias Taylor. ► Album Where To ? (Escargot Musique / IDOL 2026). Instagram - YouTube.   Puis nous recevons Robin Fincker et Janick Martin pour la sortie de Vison Visu. « Les deux hommes s'assirent vison-visu. Pierrot eut vaguement l'impression d'avoir déjà rencontré ce type-là quelque part. » Raymond Queneau, Pierrot, 1942 Face à face intime et interpellant, Vison Visu réunit l'accordéoniste breton Janick Martin, figure d'une génération de musiciens issus des musiques traditionnelles dont ils réécrivent sans cesse les contours et le saxophoniste et clarinettiste Robin Fincker évoluant depuis une vingtaine d'années sur les scènes de jazz contemporain et musiques improvisées européennes. Musiciens avides de mélodies, fascinés par la formule magique qu'elles peuvent contenir, Vison Visu aspire les airs en profondeur, qu'ils soient d'aujourd'hui ou d'un autre âge, et en déjoue les phrasés conventionnels. Jouant de fractures et de mélismes, de danses et d'improvisations, le duo aux timbres sonnants échange avec passion et intensité. Les deux musiciens se sont rencontrés au sein du quintet Finis Terrae du violoncelliste Vincent Courtois avec lequel Robin Fincker collabore depuis de nombreuses années et ont très rapidement noué une complicité évidente. Suite à une invitation du festival de Jazz à Dissay ils ont élaboré un répertoire faisant cohabiter les compositions originales du duo avec des mélodies venues de Bretagne, d'Ecosse ou du pays Cajun. Véritable croisement des langages traditionnels et contemporains, le duo tisse ainsi un récit où le jeu et la spontanéité se nourrissent de ces mélodies simples au fort pouvoir évocateur. Grâce au soutien du producteur de musique contemporaine Marc Thouvenot (fondateur du label Quicatl), du collectif Le Grand Pas et du studio La Buissonne, le duo s'est vu proposer l'opportunité d'enregistrer son répertoire de manière directe et sans artifices. Installés dans la grande salle du studio, les pièces ont été enregistrées sans coupures, d'un seul jet et en quelques prises seulement permettant au duo de laisser libre cours à son goût de l'imprévu et de la recherche sonore. Mixé par Gérard de Haro et masterisé par Nicolas Baillard à la Buissonne, Vison Visu laisse entendre dans sa musique une expression non-linéaire du passage du temps, faite d'allers-retours de cycles et de jeux de mémoires où le plaisir du jeu et de la narration prévaut sur tout plan préétabli. Titres interprétés au grand studio : - Vison Visu Live RFI - Écoutez la plaisante histoire, extrait de l'album - Al Lann Melen Live RFI. Line Up : Janick Martin (accordéon) et Robin Fincker (sax, clarinette). Son : Benoît Letirant, Mathias Taylor. ► Album Vison Visu (Le Grand Pas / L'Autre Distribution 2025). Instagram.

Du Panama à Paris, en passant par l'Arizona (où Harry...) ; 3 artistes, un solo guitare-voix et un duo accordéon/sax-clarinette, grand choix ! Notre 1ère invitée est Michelle Blades pour Where To ? Artiste aux multiples facettes, Michelle Blades revient avec 'You're The Mother, You're The Man', morceau d'ouverture et premier extrait de son nouvel album Where To? à paraitre l'année prochaine. À la fois intime et universelle, cette chanson compte parmi les plus anciennes du disque. Elle a été écrite en 2018 à Mexico, bien avant que le reste de l'album ne prenne forme en 2023. Née d'un souvenir d'enfance et d'une réflexion sur le rôle de parent solitaire, 'You're The Mother, You're The Man' s'est d'abord imposée comme un mantra poétique adressé à la mère de l'artiste, elle aussi née au Mexique. Musicalement, l'écriture s'est nourrie de deux influences majeures : l'expérimentation des silences comme éléments rythmiques mais aussi l'inspiration de Book of Days de Meredith Monk, dont l'approche vocale et spatiale a profondément marqué Michelle Blades depuis son arrivée en Arizona en 2010. Réinterprétée au moment de l'enregistrement de Where To?, la chanson a pris corps à La Bergerie, dans le sud de la France, au cours de neuf jours d'hiver. Entourée d'Emmanuel Mario (alias Astrobal), Nina Savary, Gaétan Nonchalant et Vincent Guyot, Michelle Blades a enregistré guitare et voix. Gaétan Nonchalant y a ajouté des touches de Rhodes, brisant le caractère répétitif du mantra pour y glisser des éclats de mémoire. Des couches vocales sont ensuite venues s'entrelacer, créant un équilibre subtil entre densité et dépouillement. Le clip, réalisé par Ilan Zerrouki, accompagne ce morceau fondateur. Née au Panama dans une famille de musiciens, Michelle Blades a grandi aux États-Unis avant de développer une esthétique unique, entre expérimentation et sensibilité pop. Après ses débuts DIY en Arizona, elle s'installe à Paris et collabore durant dix ans avec Midnight Special Records, publiant notamment les albums Ataraxia (2015), Premature Love Songs (2017) et Visitor (2019) et l'EP Nombrar las cosas (2020). Exploratrice musicale, elle multiplie aussi les collaborations : bassiste aux côtés de Pomme en tournée, arrangeuse sur le dernier album de Flavien Berger (Plouf!), membre du groupe éphémère La Brume, ou encore chanteuse au sein de La Femme, avec qui elle a parcouru le monde. Avec 'You're The Mother, You're The Man', Michelle Blades ouvre une nouvelle page de son univers artistique, entre héritage personnel, recherche sonore et désir de transmission. Titres interprétés au grand studio : - Dear Friend Live RFI  - You're the mother, You're the man ? extrait CD - I Missed the Dance Live RFI. Line Up : Michelle Blades (guitare, voix) Son : Benoît Letirant, Mathias Taylor. ► Album Where To ? (Escargot Musique / IDOL 2026). Instagram - YouTube.   Puis nous recevons Robin Fincker et Janick Martin pour la sortie de Vison Visu. « Les deux hommes s'assirent vison-visu. Pierrot eut vaguement l'impression d'avoir déjà rencontré ce type-là quelque part. » Raymond Queneau, Pierrot, 1942 Face à face intime et interpellant, Vison Visu réunit l'accordéoniste breton Janick Martin, figure d'une génération de musiciens issus des musiques traditionnelles dont ils réécrivent sans cesse les contours et le saxophoniste et clarinettiste Robin Fincker évoluant depuis une vingtaine d'années sur les scènes de jazz contemporain et musiques improvisées européennes. Musiciens avides de mélodies, fascinés par la formule magique qu'elles peuvent contenir, Vison Visu aspire les airs en profondeur, qu'ils soient d'aujourd'hui ou d'un autre âge, et en déjoue les phrasés conventionnels. Jouant de fractures et de mélismes, de danses et d'improvisations, le duo aux timbres sonnants échange avec passion et intensité. Les deux musiciens se sont rencontrés au sein du quintet Finis Terrae du violoncelliste Vincent Courtois avec lequel Robin Fincker collabore depuis de nombreuses années et ont très rapidement noué une complicité évidente. Suite à une invitation du festival de Jazz à Dissay ils ont élaboré un répertoire faisant cohabiter les compositions originales du duo avec des mélodies venues de Bretagne, d'Ecosse ou du pays Cajun. Véritable croisement des langages traditionnels et contemporains, le duo tisse ainsi un récit où le jeu et la spontanéité se nourrissent de ces mélodies simples au fort pouvoir évocateur. Grâce au soutien du producteur de musique contemporaine Marc Thouvenot (fondateur du label Quicatl), du collectif Le Grand Pas et du studio La Buissonne, le duo s'est vu proposer l'opportunité d'enregistrer son répertoire de manière directe et sans artifices. Installés dans la grande salle du studio, les pièces ont été enregistrées sans coupures, d'un seul jet et en quelques prises seulement permettant au duo de laisser libre cours à son goût de l'imprévu et de la recherche sonore. Mixé par Gérard de Haro et masterisé par Nicolas Baillard à la Buissonne, Vison Visu laisse entendre dans sa musique une expression non-linéaire du passage du temps, faite d'allers-retours de cycles et de jeux de mémoires où le plaisir du jeu et de la narration prévaut sur tout plan préétabli. Titres interprétés au grand studio : - Vison Visu Live RFI - Écoutez la plaisante histoire, extrait de l'album - Al Lann Melen Live RFI. Line Up : Janick Martin (accordéon) et Robin Fincker (sax, clarinette). Son : Benoît Letirant, Mathias Taylor. ► Album Vison Visu (Le Grand Pas / L'Autre Distribution 2025). Instagram.

Real Madrid's stay as league leaders lasted just six short days after Matchday 25 threw in another twist in the title race. Matt Clark (@MattClark_08) and Román De Arquer (@Aeroslavee) review the action from the weekend.Osasuna have been in strong form and they continued that at El Sadar on Saturday evening, taking the lead with another Ante Budimir goal. Vini Jr ended a tumultuous week with an equalising goal, but the Madrid surge for a winner never came to pass, and it was the hosts who provided the late drama, Raúl García de Haro striking late to euphoric scenes in Pamplona. We discuss what this means for the race, and the decision to start Dani Carvajal after his lengthy absence.Barça took full advantage of the gift by dispatching a sunken Levante 3-0, with a return for Pedri and another goal for Marc Bernal and Fermín López. To round off Part One, we review Atleti's latest unpredictable showing and recap another Valencian regional derby, which was won by Villarreal.In Part Two, we analyse the partidazo at Anoeta between Real Sociedad and Real Oviedo, plus wins for Athletic and Celta, the latter courtesy of Iago Aspas. Better than a fine wine.The only away winners of the weekend were Sevilla, but having to play against ten for most of the game, it was “like watching Getafe play Getafe”. You can never have enough Fútbol Champán…Subscribe with us at lllonline.substack.com for more content all through the week across the season. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Raúl García de Haro se vistió de héroe con un golazo al final de un partido emocionante que te narró Antonio Romero desde El Sadar.

Gol de Raúl García de Haro para la victoria de Osasuna por 2-1 al Real Madrid en el Sadar

Raúl García de Haro se vistió de héroe con un golazo al final de un partido emocionante que te narró Antonio Romero desde El Sadar.

La Radio es el medio ideal para dar cabida a todas las voces y a todos los géneros musicales y es capaz de llegar a todos los rincones: los hogares, los automóviles, en las calles o en los caminos rurales, y eso la convierte en un instrumento que acompaña la cotidianidad. La radio es un espacio público y sobre todo una radio universitaria como Radio Universidad de Guadalajara, está comprometida con los contenidos de calidad y es un espacio abierto para expresiones diversas. Esta mañana El Expresso de las 10 traslada sus micrófonos hasta la bella ciudad de Colotlán en la Región Norte del estado de Jalisco donde celebramos 20 años en la programación de XHUGC, Felicidades a todo el equipo de Radio UDG en Colotlán, a la Rectora de CUNorte y a su presidente municipal porque todos son parte de esta historia. Bienvenidos a Colotlán. Gracias a la Dra. Adira Monserrat Fierro Villa, Rectora del Centro Universitario del norte por la invitación a realizar El Expresso de las 10 desde sus instalaciones para celebrar 20 años de Radio UDG en Colotlán. Gracias por su presencia en esta transmisión especial desde Centro Universitario del norte al Dr. José Julián Quezada Santoyo, Presidente Municipal de Colotlan Ella es Adriana García Romero Maestra en Administración de Negocios Responsable del Centro de Emprendimiento e Innovación. La acompañan la Mtra. Delia Cecilia Álvarez Haro y Jorge Alejandro Rivera López. Gracias por su presencia al Mtro. Raúl Campos Sánchez, jefe del departamento de productividad.

Les pourparlers à Genève pour tenter de mettre fin à 4 ans de conflit en Ukraine se sont achevés ce mercredi 18 février 2026. Des négociations difficiles si l'on en croit les délégations russes et ukrainiennes, qui se passent dans un contexte tendu sur le terrain. Ces dernières semaines, les forces de Moscou avancent dangereusement vers la ville de Zaporijia, dans le sud-est de l'Ukraine. Moins d'une quinzaine de kilomètres séparent la ville de la ligne de front, et les villages alentours sont évacués au fur et à mesure que les combats se déplacent. Le reportage de notre envoyé spécial Théo Renaudon.   À Pristina, une manifestation en soutien aux anciens chefs de l'armée de libération du Kosovo Ce mardi 17 février 2026, des milliers de Kosovars ont manifesté à Pristina pour soutenir les anciens chefs de l'armée de libération du Kosovo, jugés à La Haye pour crimes de guerre et crimes contre l'humanité depuis 2020. Les procureurs ont requis contre les accusés jusqu'à 45 ans de prison pour des meurtres et des enlèvements commis pendant et après la guerre du Kosovo qui s'est déroulée de 1998 à 1999. Entre quête de justice et mémoire nationale, ce procès qui touche à sa fin divise dans une société kosovare encore très marquée par le conflit. Les explications de notre correspondant à Pristina, Louis Seiller.   Haro sur les écrans en Europe ! Après la France, le Portugal a décidé de prendre la question de l'usage des téléphones portables chez les jeunes à bras le corps : un projet de loi a été déposé afin de bloquer l'accès aux réseaux sociaux aux moins de 16 ans. Le pays a déjà interdit les portables dans certaines classes, depuis la rentrée dernière. Le reportage de Marie-Line Darcy à Lisbonne. Chez le voisin espagnol, le Premier ministre Pedro Sanchez, a lancé une charge début février contre les plateformes numériques. Comme en France et au Portugal, il entend notamment interdire l'accès aux réseaux sociaux aux adolescents de moins de 16 ans. Mais il va encore plus loin : il souhaite, en effet, pénaliser les responsables des plateformes numériques afin « qu'ils soient légalement responsables des nombreuses infractions commises sur leurs sites web ». Une décision qui a provoqué la colère des patrons des plateformes numériques dont Elon Musk, le dirigeant de la plateforme X qui a traité Pedro Sanchez de « fasciste totalitaire ». À Madrid, avec la correspondante Diane Cambon.   Le choix musical de Vincent Théval « Du tappa dä » du groupe suédois Dina Ögon.

Les pourparlers à Genève pour tenter de mettre fin à 4 ans de conflit en Ukraine se sont achevés ce mercredi 18 février 2026. Des négociations difficiles si l'on en croit les délégations russes et ukrainiennes, qui se passent dans un contexte tendu sur le terrain. Ces dernières semaines, les forces de Moscou avancent dangereusement vers la ville de Zaporijia, dans le sud-est de l'Ukraine. Moins d'une quinzaine de kilomètres séparent la ville de la ligne de front, et les villages alentours sont évacués au fur et à mesure que les combats se déplacent. Le reportage de notre envoyé spécial Théo Renaudon.   À Pristina, une manifestation en soutien aux anciens chefs de l'armée de libération du Kosovo Ce mardi 17 février 2026, des milliers de Kosovars ont manifesté à Pristina pour soutenir les anciens chefs de l'armée de libération du Kosovo, jugés à La Haye pour crimes de guerre et crimes contre l'humanité depuis 2020. Les procureurs ont requis contre les accusés jusqu'à 45 ans de prison pour des meurtres et des enlèvements commis pendant et après la guerre du Kosovo qui s'est déroulée de 1998 à 1999. Entre quête de justice et mémoire nationale, ce procès qui touche à sa fin divise dans une société kosovare encore très marquée par le conflit. Les explications de notre correspondant à Pristina, Louis Seiller.   Haro sur les écrans en Europe ! Après la France, le Portugal a décidé de prendre la question de l'usage des téléphones portables chez les jeunes à bras le corps : un projet de loi a été déposé afin de bloquer l'accès aux réseaux sociaux aux moins de 16 ans. Le pays a déjà interdit les portables dans certaines classes, depuis la rentrée dernière. Le reportage de Marie-Line Darcy à Lisbonne. Chez le voisin espagnol, le Premier ministre Pedro Sanchez, a lancé une charge début février contre les plateformes numériques. Comme en France et au Portugal, il entend notamment interdire l'accès aux réseaux sociaux aux adolescents de moins de 16 ans. Mais il va encore plus loin : il souhaite, en effet, pénaliser les responsables des plateformes numériques afin « qu'ils soient légalement responsables des nombreuses infractions commises sur leurs sites web ». Une décision qui a provoqué la colère des patrons des plateformes numériques dont Elon Musk, le dirigeant de la plateforme X qui a traité Pedro Sanchez de « fasciste totalitaire ». À Madrid, avec la correspondante Diane Cambon.   Le choix musical de Vincent Théval « Du tappa dä » du groupe suédois Dina Ögon.

You don't need a massive audience to get media attention. In the media world, downloads aren't what open doors. That's why PR experts Bridget Sicsko and Lydia Bagarozza are back to break down the exact PR system podcasts your size can run in just 1–2 hours a week to get quoted and featured in top media and PR publications, even with fewer than 100 downloads an episode. You'll also learn what to do after you get featured so that visibility turns into bigger guests, stronger partnerships, and better opportunities instead of a one-off win.So if you're ready to move from understanding why PR works to knowing exactly how to use it to grow your podcast, hit play and let's dive in.2:01 – The First PR Move Small Podcasts Should Make5:45 – What Makes a Pitch Work When You Don't Have Big Numbers10:30 – How to Turn One Yes Into Multiple Opportunities16:10 – The 4-Step PR System You Can Run in 1–2 Hours a Week19:05 – What to Do After You Get Featured (So It Actually Pays Off)Episode Links:Meet Bridget & Lydia: Website | YouTube Check out Bridget & Lydia's Podcast: Visibility EraCreate a free HARO account (HelpAReporter.com) Create an Expert Page on Featured.comGet $50 Off Qwoted.com Other Episodes You'll Love: Why You Don't Need Big Download Numbers to Get Big Guests, Sponsors, and Deals→ This episode was recorded on the Deity VO-7USupport the showLiked this episode? Share it with your podcasting friends! Love this show? Say thanks in true podcasting style by leaving a review. Take the Podcast Health Score™ to see exactly where your show is losing listeners and get a custom plan that shows you what to fix first. Join the On-Air Coaching waitlist for a chance to get coached on air by Courtney and get your podcast questions answered in real time. Get the Podcast SEO Mastery Course and learn how to optimize your show so the right listeners can actually find it. Apply for the PodLaunch® Accelerator and get deeper podcasting support and expert guidance tailored to your specific podcasting goals. Email us at hello@podlaunchhq.com to learn more. Follow Courtney for more podcasting insights: Linked In | Instagram | PodLaunchHQ.com ©Ⓟ 2018–2026 by Courtney Elmer. All Rights Reserved.

If you've been telling yourself that bigger downloads are the reason other podcasts land better guests, sponsors, and opportunities, think again. PR and media experts Bridget Sicsko and Lydia Bagarozza are in the studio to break down what actually gets small podcasts taken seriously, and how you can get quoted and featured in top media and PR publications to build massive social proof for your show (even with fewer than 100 downloads an episode). So if you want dream guests, sponsors, and big opportunities to come your way without waiting around for big download numbers, hit play and let's dive in. 1:15 – The Myth That Bigger Shows Automatically Get Better Opportunities6:30 – How Listeners Decide Whether to Trust a Podcast11:20 – Why Media Wants You to Pitch Them13:55 – What Makes a Podcast Feel Legit Right Away16:40 – How Being “Small” Can Actually Work in Your FavorEpisode Links:Meet Bridget & Lydia: Website | YouTube Check out Bridget & Lydia's Podcast: Visibility EraCreate a free HARO account (HelpAReporter.com) Create an Expert Page on Featured.comGet $50 Off Qwoted.com Other Episodes You'll Love: How to Get Your Podcast Featured in Top Publications Before You're a Big Show → This episode was recorded on the Deity VO-7USupport the showLiked this episode? Share it with your podcasting friends! Love this show? Say thanks in true podcasting style by leaving a review. Take the Podcast Health Score™ to see exactly where your show is losing listeners and get a custom plan that shows you what to fix first. Join the On-Air Coaching waitlist for a chance to get coached on air by Courtney and get your podcast questions answered in real time. Get the Podcast SEO Mastery Course and learn how to optimize your show so the right listeners can actually find it. Apply for the PodLaunch® Accelerator and get deeper podcasting support and expert guidance tailored to your specific podcasting goals. Email us at hello@podlaunchhq.com to learn more. Follow Courtney for more podcasting insights: Linked In | Instagram | PodLaunchHQ.com ©Ⓟ 2018–2026 by Courtney Elmer. All Rights Reserved.

Tema del Día: Me siento orgulloso de ser latino cuando... Elaine Haro nos acompaña en entrevista en La Caminera. Muchos regalos para nuestros oyentes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Debate con Guillermo de Haro, Vice Decano de IE University; José Ignacio Gutiérrez, presidente de la Federación de Servicios Financieros de la Confederación de Cuadros; e Isabel Aguilera, consultora empresarial.

Send us a textThe search ended—but the truth was only beginning. In Part 3 of the Emmanuel Haro case, we follow the arrests, the freeway searches, the court delays, and the emotional toll on a community desperate for answers. From the silence of the courtroom to the sound of a father crying before pleading guilty, this episode captures the moment everything changed.Support the show

Está con nosotros en entrevista Elaine Haro. Además, nuestro gran equipo de colaboradores: Gil Barrera con espectáculos, Poncho Vera con los deportes,El Borrego Nava, Cathy Calderón y Pontón con tecnología.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jessie Cervantes platica con la polifacética Elaine Haro. Una charla ligera y amena sobre su evolución artística, los retos de equilibrar su carrera como actriz y cantante, y la pasión que imprime en cada nuevo proyecto para conectar con su generación. ¡No se lo pierdan!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Con Guillermo de Haro, Vice Decano de IE University; Inmaculada Serrano, CEO de StratXpace; y nGonzalo Garnica, consultor empresarial.

Send us a textOn the night of August 14, 2025, the town of Yucaipa, California stopped sleeping.Helicopters filled the sky. Police lights cut through neighborhoods. An urgent alert echoed through the air—a seven-month-old baby, Emmanuel Haro, was missing.In Part Two of the Emmanuel Haro case, we take you inside the frantic, emotional, and exhausting community-wide search that unfolded that night. From neighbors pouring into the streets, to parks, alleys, parking lots, and fields being searched, this episode captures the raw fear, hope, and confusion as a town rallied to bring a baby home.This episode is told partially from my own point of view, as this case unfolded in my hometown—my backyard—forcing me out of my home and into the streets alongside hundreds of others searching for answers.As the hours passed and the sun rose, hope began to clash with inconsistencies, shifting narratives, and an investigation that would soon take a devastating turn.This is the night before everything changed.

Send us a textOn an ordinary summer evening in Yucaipa, California, a frantic 911 call shattered the calm. A seven-month-old baby, Emmanuel Haro, had vanished from a Big 5 parking lot after his mother reported a sudden and violent attack. Helicopters filled the sky, neighbors flooded the streets, and law enforcement launched a desperate search for a missing infant.But as the night unfolded, investigators began to realize this case did not begin in that parking lot.In this episode of Murder By Nature, we unravel the disturbing history surrounding Emmanuel's father, Jake Haro traveling back to 2018, when his ten-week-old daughter, Carolina Rose, was rushed to the hospital with catastrophic injuries no accident could explain. What doctors uncovered pointed to abuse, deception, and a pattern of violence that would permanently alter a child's life.From fractured ribs and traumatic brain injury to a controversial court sentence that left many questioning the justice system, this is a story about warning signs ignored, accountability denied, and the devastating consequences that followed.This is Part One of the Emmanuel Haro case where the past collides with the present, and a missing child forces an entire community to confront a chilling truth.Support the show

Participan: Carmen Morales, profesora del IE Business School; Guillermo de Haro, Vice Decano de IE University; y Julián Salcedo, presidente del Foro de Economistas Inmobiliarios y socio director de CEFRE.

Welcome to another compelling episode of Build a Better Agency! This week, host Drew McLellan sits down with special guest Brett Farmiloe, a former agency owner turned SaaS entrepreneur, to unpack the evolving world of PR and media in the age of AI. Together, they dive into the complexities and opportunities that the rapid adoption of AI presents for agencies, especially those aiming to maintain authentic, high-value relationships with journalists and media outlets. In this insightful conversation, Brett Farmiloe shares the unique vantage point gained from his time building and selling a marketing agency, now channeled into his role as the founder and CEO of Featured.com and the current owner of the iconic HARO (Help a Reporter Out) platform. He reveals how both tools are being reimagined to adapt to today's media demands—where automation intersects with the irreplaceable value of human expertise. Agencies will gain an inside look at how AI is reshaping the process of matching experts with media opportunities, the crucial role of maintaining human oversight, and strategies for keeping quality and trust at the forefront in a flood of AI-generated content. Throughout the episode, Drew McLellan and Brett Farmiloe tackle the questions on every agency leader's mind: How can we use AI as an asset, not a crutch? What do journalists expect from agency sources in a world where the line between authentic insight and machine-generated text is increasingly blurred? And what are the best practices for pitching and building real relationships in this new landscape? You'll hear practical strategies, real-world examples, and honest perspectives on keeping your agency—and your clients—ahead of the curve.   Don't miss this episode if you're ready to rethink PR for your agency, streamline your workflows with SaaS-inspired thinking, and learn how to create more value for your clients in a changing media environment. With actionable takeaways on automation, self-service value, and trust building, this discussion is packed with ideas to help you future-proof your agency's PR and client service strategies.   A big thank you to our podcast's presenting sponsor, White Label IQ. They're an amazing resource for agencies who want to outsource their design, dev, or PPC work at wholesale prices. Check out their special offer (10 free hours!) for podcast listeners here. What You Will Learn in This Episode: How AI is reshaping PR and media relations for agencies   The ongoing importance of human expertise in "human-in-the-loop" PR Maintaining trust and quality when using AI-generated pitches Reviving and modernizing HARO to better connect journalists and sources What agencies can learn from SaaS to increase efficiency and value How journalists are adapting to AI, multiple income streams, and new media channels New opportunities for agencies in proactive PR and as AI consultants for clients

Hubble Network is redefining what's possible in satellite connectivity by connecting standard Bluetooth chips to satellites over 500 kilometers away using advanced antenna arrays and digital beamforming. Founded in 2021 by Alex Haro (co-founder of Life360, which IPO'd in 2019 and grew to 80+ million monthly active users) and Ben Longmier (whose previous company's protocol became Amazon Sidewalk after acquisition), Hubble has launched seven operational satellites via SpaceX and is serving enterprise customers across intermodal logistics, off-grid construction, and outdoor recreation. In a recent episode of BUILDERS, I sat down with Alex to explore how Hubble is building the infrastructure layer for global IoT—positioning as the "T-Mobile of space" rather than competing in device markets. Topics Discussed: The technical architecture behind connecting Bluetooth to satellites: lowering bit rates, optimizing modulation, and deploying hundreds of antennas for digital beamforming SpaceX's rideshare program mechanics and what it actually takes to book satellite launches as a startup Why Hubble deliberately chose to be network infrastructure rather than building hardware for specific verticals The psychology barrier of overcoming Bluetooth's short-range association—even among experienced RF engineers from Google, Amazon, and Starlink Strategic focus decisions when facing unlimited market opportunity across construction, agriculture, mining, logistics, and defense Transparent pricing as a developer-first GTM strategy versus traditional enterprise carrier sales models The transition from Life360's consumer hardware exploration to founding a satellite networking company GTM Lessons For B2B Founders: Choose your competitive layer strategically—infrastructure scales differently than applications: Hubble explicitly positioned as network infrastructure, not a device manufacturer. Alex stated: "We're not focused on building the hardware or devices. We very much view ourselves as a networking company." This allows enterprise customers to integrate Hubble connectivity into their existing devices with just a software change to the Bluetooth chip. The result: each B2B customer can deploy hundreds or thousands of devices to their end users, creating exponential reach. For founders building horizontal technology, consider whether competing at the infrastructure layer—even if less immediately tangible—creates superior unit economics and market leverage versus building full-stack solutions. Developer-first positioning requires operational commitment, not just marketing: Hubble's pricing transparency wasn't a marketing tactic—Alex described it as "hardcore to our ethos" because their goal is connecting billions of devices. They explicitly modeled after Twilio and Stripe rather than Verizon or AT&T, making it possible for engineers to validate unit economics independently and start free trials without sales conversations. This wasn't debated internally because both co-founders and the early team aligned on this approach. For infrastructure companies targeting massive scale, half-measures on developer experience will fail—the entire go-to-market motion must support self-service validation and transparent economics. Constraint forces clarity—unlimited TAM demands disciplined ICP filtering: Despite viable use cases across construction, oil and gas, mining, agriculture, supply chain, and defense, Alex emphasized: "In the early stages, focus is the most important thing. Every hour matters and being able to focus matters quite a bit and defocusing yourself can really hurt." Hubble's "sexy hook of Bluetooth to space" generates inbound interest across industries, creating constant pressure to expand. Their active debate centers on which industry leaders are "solving important use cases" with existing customer bases of "hundreds, if not thousands of customers." For founders with horizontal technology, resist opportunistic deals—filter aggressively for partners who provide concentrated distribution rather than one-off deployments. Physical demonstration collapses credibility timelines for counterintuitive technology: Hubble faced skepticism even from sophisticated RF engineers because of hardwired associations between Bluetooth and short range. Alex noted: "Some of the investors that joined our A or B, they passed on our seed and A because they thought, well, I believe in Alex, but is this really physically possible?" Post-launch with working satellites, the conversation shifted from "is this possible?" to commercial terms. The lesson isn't just "show don't tell"—it's that for technically improbable innovations, rushing to demonstrable proof compresses months of explanation into minutes of validation. Founders should potentially sacrifice feature breadth to reach a single, undeniable proof point faster. Operational domain expertise reveals infrastructure gaps others can't see: Alex spent years as CTO of Life360 attempting to build connected hardware for families—smart pet collars, GPS watches for kids, fall detectors—but existing networks had "super short battery life, very bulky, no global coverage, way too expensive." He invested in Ben's previous mesh network company and became a close advisor before co-founding Hubble. The insight wasn't theoretical—it came from failing repeatedly to solve the problem with existing infrastructure. Founders should treat operational frustrations in previous roles as proprietary market intelligence: you've already paid the learning cost that competitors will need years to acquire. // Sponsors: Front Lines — We help B2B tech companies launch, manage, and grow podcasts that drive demand, awareness, and thought leadership. www.FrontLines.io The Global Talent Co. — We help tech startups find, vet, hire, pay, and retain amazing marketing talent that costs 50-70% less than the US & Europe. www.GlobalTalent.co // Don't Miss: New Podcast Series — How I Hire Senior GTM leaders share the tactical hiring frameworks they use to build winning revenue teams. Hosted by Andy Mowat, who scaled 4 unicorns from $10M to $100M+ ARR and launched Whispered to help executives find their next role. Subscribe here: https://open.spotify.com/show/53yCHlPfLSMFimtv0riPyM

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El programa '¡Buenos días, Javi y Mar!' en CADENA 100 informa sobre la recomendación de Exteriores para que los españoles en Irán abandonen el país, ante las protestas con más de 2000 muertos reconocidos y cortes de internet. En Burgos, un error en la preparación de un medicamento causa la muerte de dos pacientes oncológicos y afecta a tres, con la Asociación del Defensor del Paciente pidiendo el cese del gerente. Adolescentes de Haro, La Rioja, manipulan fotos de compañeras con IA para crear contenido sexual, lo que lleva a una investigación escolar. Un estudio publicado en The Lancet revela que cinco minutos de ejercicio moderado diario reducen la mortalidad adulta en un 10%. Además, se discute sobre la huelga de médicos que exige un estatuto propio y la ayuda del Ministerio de Cultura de un millón de euros para salas de música en directo. El programa también destaca la historia de una mujer que da a luz en un cine, recibiendo su hija entradas gratis de por vida. Los oyentes ...

Hoy con Rafael Ramiro, Profesor dede Gestión Empresarial de Comillas ICADE; Guillermo de Haro, Vice Decano de IE University; y Julián Salcedo, presidente del Foro de Economistas Inmobiliarios y socio director de CEFRE.

Katelyn and Sophie discuss the murder of 7-month-old, Emmanuel Haro in Yucaipa, California. Check out our Merchandise from BonfireFor links to the sources used in this episode and more, please visit Our WebsiteFind us on Instagram and Facebook

En 1949, la parution du Deuxième Sexe choquait la presse, à droite comme à gauche. Samia se replonge dans les critiques de l'époque, d'autant plus actuelles qu'on fait face à une nouvelle vague antiféministe.Référence : Sylvie Chaperon, "Haro sur le deuxième sexe" dans Un siècle d'antiféminisme de Christine Bard (Fayard, 1999)Suivez Star System sur les réseaux :Instagram : @starsystempodTikTok : @starsystempodcastIllustration : Ines Basille. Musique : Naaha. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Send us a textIn this episode of The Unrestricted Podcast, host Dre Rawka sits down with Utah's #1 Bantamweight fighter, Joel Haro, fresh off his impressive victory over Owen Robinett.Joel breaks down the fight, sharing what it took to secure the win, the mindset he carried into the cage, and the lessons learned from the matchup. We also talk about what it means for him to be named 2025 Pro Fighter of the Year, and how that recognition fuels his hunger moving forward.We dive into:

Send us a textIn this episode of The Unrestricted Podcast, host Dre Rawka sits down with Utah's #1 Bantamweight fighter, Joel Haro, fresh off his impressive victory over Owen Robinett.Joel breaks down the fight, sharing what it took to secure the win, the mindset he carried into the cage, and the lessons learned from the matchup. We also talk about what it means for him to be named 2025 Pro Fighter of the Year, and how that recognition fuels his hunger moving forward.We dive into:

El delantero, recién entrado al campo, aprovechó su primera ocasión para marcar con un disparo cruzado.

Hoy en 'La Ventana' Hernán Zin presenta el documental que ha dirigido: 'Todos somos Gaza'. Javier de Haro, psicólogo infantil, nos habla del síntoma del niño hiperregalado y sus consecuencias. Escuchamos la palabra del día de Isaías Lafuente y las audiobiografías de nuestros oyentes. 

If you've been curious about Featured.com, how it works, and whether it can actually help you get press for your business — this video breaks it all down.Featured.com is quickly becoming one of the most important PR tools for founders, product brands, and small businesses (especially after acquiring HARO). But here's the real secret: Featured only works when your strategy is clear.In this video, I'm walking you through: ✨ What Featured.com actually is✨ How brands and founders use it to land press✨ What makes it different from HARO✨ Why most people don't see results (and how to fix that)✨ How to respond to queries strategically — not randomly✨ How experts, founders, and service providers can land quotes✨ And how your positioning determines EVERYTHINGBecause PR success isn't about answering every query — it's about answering the right ones, with the right story, at the right time. That's the part most people skip… and why they don't see results.

Seven-month-old Emmanuel Haro didn't disappear into thin air. He didn't wander off. He wasn't taken by a stranger in a parking lot. According to the criminal case, prosecutors, and a guilty plea for murder — Emmanuel died inside the Haro home. And yet today, months after his parents were arrested, his body has still never been found. Tonight, we break down the full story in a way nobody else is doing it — the lies, the staged “kidnapping,” the prior child-abuse conviction that should have set off sirens years ago, and the terrifying question that remains unanswered: Where is Emmanuel? The timeline starts with a parking-lot story that fell apart almost instantly: no witnesses, no footage, no evidence. From there, investigators shifted sharply toward the parents — and especially toward father Jake Haro, who already had a violent child-abuse conviction involving another infant. On August 22nd, both parents were arrested. On October 16th, Jake pleaded guilty to murder. He admitted Emmanuel died under his care. But even in that moment — a lifetime-eligible sentence hanging over him — Jake refused to reveal where Emmanuel's body is. Authorities believe the baby was disposed of before the 911 call was ever made. They've searched the desert terrain around Yucaipa, Cabazon, and Morongo. They've combed ravines, washes, and rural access points. They've studied landfill routes, water systems, and wilderness patterns. Still nothing. And now the focus shifts to Emmanuel's mother, Rebecca Haro, whose upcoming trial may be the only remaining chance to learn the truth. This isn't just a criminal case. It's a catastrophic failure of child-protection systems, probation oversight, and basic accountability. It's the story of a baby who never had a chance — and whose parents, according to prosecutors, chose lies over life. So tonight we ask the question everyone is afraid to say out loud: Where is Emmanuel Haro? Subscribe for more ongoing coverage and expert analysis, only on Hidden Killers with Tony Brueski. #EmmanuelHaro #HiddenKillers #TrueCrimeNews #ChildProtection #HaroCase #CrimeUpdate #MissingChild #TrueCrimeCommunity #JusticeForEmmanuel #TrueCrimeToday Want to comment and watch this podcast as a video? Check out our YouTube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/@hiddenkillerspod Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Tik-Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@hiddenkillerspod X Twitter https://x.com/tonybpod Listen Ad-Free On Apple Podcasts Here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/true-crime-today-premium-plus-ad-free-advance-episode/id1705422872

Seven-month-old Emmanuel Haro didn't disappear into thin air. He didn't wander off. He wasn't taken by a stranger in a parking lot. According to the criminal case, prosecutors, and a guilty plea for murder — Emmanuel died inside the Haro home. And yet today, months after his parents were arrested, his body has still never been found. Tonight, we break down the full story in a way nobody else is doing it — the lies, the staged “kidnapping,” the prior child-abuse conviction that should have set off sirens years ago, and the terrifying question that remains unanswered: Where is Emmanuel? The timeline starts with a parking-lot story that fell apart almost instantly: no witnesses, no footage, no evidence. From there, investigators shifted sharply toward the parents — and especially toward father Jake Haro, who already had a violent child-abuse conviction involving another infant. On August 22nd, both parents were arrested. On October 16th, Jake pleaded guilty to murder. He admitted Emmanuel died under his care. But even in that moment — a lifetime-eligible sentence hanging over him — Jake refused to reveal where Emmanuel's body is. Authorities believe the baby was disposed of before the 911 call was ever made. They've searched the desert terrain around Yucaipa, Cabazon, and Morongo. They've combed ravines, washes, and rural access points. They've studied landfill routes, water systems, and wilderness patterns. Still nothing. And now the focus shifts to Emmanuel's mother, Rebecca Haro, whose upcoming trial may be the only remaining chance to learn the truth. This isn't just a criminal case. It's a catastrophic failure of child-protection systems, probation oversight, and basic accountability. It's the story of a baby who never had a chance — and whose parents, according to prosecutors, chose lies over life. So tonight we ask the question everyone is afraid to say out loud: Where is Emmanuel Haro? Subscribe for more ongoing coverage and expert analysis, only on Hidden Killers with Tony Brueski. #EmmanuelHaro #HiddenKillers #TrueCrimeNews #ChildProtection #HaroCase #CrimeUpdate #MissingChild #TrueCrimeCommunity #JusticeForEmmanuel #TrueCrimeToday Want to comment and watch this podcast as a video? Check out our YouTube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/@hiddenkillerspod Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Tik-Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@hiddenkillerspod X Twitter https://x.com/tonybpod Listen Ad-Free On Apple Podcasts Here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/true-crime-today-premium-plus-ad-free-advance-episode/id1705422872

It didn't have to happen. Seven-month-old Emmanuel Haro should still be alive — but the system that was supposed to protect him chose mercy over logic. In this episode of Hidden Killers with Tony Brueski, we pull apart the case of Jake Haro — the California father who once cried on camera for his “kidnapped” baby and is now serving at least 30 years in prison for killing him. What makes this story unbearable is how preventable it was. Years earlier, Jake Haro was convicted of nearly killing his infant daughter — leaving her permanently disabled and bedridden with cerebral palsy. Yet instead of a lifetime ban from fatherhood or meaningful prison time, he was handed probation, therapy, and a clean slate. The result? A new baby. Another victim. Another grave. Tony exposes the systemic rot that let this happen — judges obsessed with “second chances,” probation officers drowning in caseloads, child-protection agencies paralyzed by paperwork, and a justice system that treats redemption as more sacred than a child's safety. This isn't about one family. It's about every institution that keeps gambling on compassion at the expense of children's lives.

In this week's episode, we cover several devastating cases shaking communities across the country — a mother who killed her son the day before his 18th birthday in what she called a “death wish,” a Chicago attorney charged after his wife was found “pulverized” in their high-rise condo stairwell, and the latest updates in the heartbreaking disappearance of baby Emmanuel Haro, whose father has now pleaded guilty to his murder while the search for Emmanuel's remains continues. If you're new here, don't forget to subscribe for weekly deep dives into the darkest true crime cases: youtube.com/@annieelise  ⭐Sponsors Check out https://www.dosedaily.co/AE or enter AE to get 35% off your first subscription. 

Jake Haro was sentenced to 25 years to life after pleading guilty to the murder of his 7-month-old son, Emmanuel. Plus, new photo evidence is released from the Idaho student murders crime scene.#CourtTV - What do YOU think?Binge all episodes of #ClosingArguments here: https://www.courttv.com/trials/closing-arguments-with-vinnie-politan/Watch the full video episode here: https://youtu.be/Z-ixoe12KmEWatch 24/7 Court TV LIVE Stream Today https://www.courttv.com/Join the Investigation Newsletter https://www.courttv.com/email/Court TV Podcast https://www.courttv.com/podcast/Join the Court TV Community to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo5E9pEhK_9kWG7-5HHcyRg/joinFOLLOW THE CASE:Facebook https://www.facebook.com/courttvTwitter/X https://twitter.com/CourtTVInstagram https://www.instagram.com/courttvnetwork/TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@courttvliveYouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/COURTTVWATCH +140 FREE TRIALS IN THE COURT TV ARCHIVEhttps://www.courttv.com/trials/HOW TO FIND COURT TVhttps://www.courttv.com/where-to-watch/This episode of Closing Arguments Podcast was hosted by Vinnie Politan, produced by Kerry O'Connor and Robynn Love, and edited by Autumn Sewell. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.