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Hennen, Claudia + Hepp, Patrick www.deutschlandfunk.de, Deutschland heute
Auf einem beschaulichen Bauernhof lebt ein Hahn und seine drei hübschen Hühner. Eines Tages kommt ein imposanter Mensch namens Korbes mit seinem Auto angerauscht und bietet den drei Hühnern einen interessanten Job an. Korbes will mit den drei Hennen einen Film in seinen Wiesenhof Filmstudios drehen. Die drei Hühner sind begeistert, nehmen das Angebot von Herrn Korbes ohne zu zögern an und steigen in sein Auto...
Nur noch 103 Auerhähne haben dieses Jahr im Schwarzwald ihre Balztänze aufgeführt. Zu wenige, damit die Art langfristig überleben könnte. Dafür bräuchte es nach Ansicht von Experten rund 250 Hähne und eine entsprechende Anzahl von Hennen. Der markante Vogel wird - Stand jetzt - also aussterben. Aber wie kann das sein, nachdem die Landesregierung von Baden-Württemberg doch schon vor zwei Jahren Schutzmaßnahmen eingeleitet hat? "Da gibt es ein Umsetzungs-Defizit" sagt Simon Boos, zuständig für das Auerwild beim Landesjagdverband. Im Gespräch mit SWR Aktuell-Moderatorin Petra Waldvogel erklärt er, wie es zum Niedergang des Bestands kommen konnte und was das Auerhuhn im Schwarzwald jetzt dringend braucht, um zu überleben.
Immer freitags analysieren wir in unserem „Wochen-Podcast“ aktuelle Entwicklungen in der deutschen Banken-, Fintech- und Payment-Branche. Diesmal haben sich unsere Redakteure Christian Kirchner und Bernd Neubacher den folgenden Themen gewidmet: #1: Die Deutsche Bank vermag inzwischen die Erträge zu steigern, ohne dass gleich die Kosten wieder anziehen #2: Wie auch immer de Sanctis (und Hennen) das hingekriegt haben – selbst die Privatkundensparte reüssiert! #3: Wenn jetzt alle Sparten-Chefs liefern, stellt sich umso mehr die Frage: Wer wird die neue Nummer 2 hinter Christian Sewing? #4: Wie die DWS es hinkriegt, die Personalkosten zu senken, obwohl die Belegschaft wächst #5: Nicht nur bei der Deutschen Bank, auch bei der HVB springt das Zinsergebnis hoch. Wie das? #6: Nachfrage hoch, Margen hoch – warum im Kreditgeschäft unserer Banken jetzt wieder was gehen könnte #7: Gibt sich Orcel wirklich erst mal mit 29% zufrieden? Naja, solange die Commerzbank liefert ... #8: Schon wieder Ärger mit der Bafin – was genau ist bei N26 los? =================== Fragen und Feedback zum Podcast: redaktion@finanz-szene.de oder (auch anonym) über Threema: TKUYV5Z6 Redaktion und Host: Christian Kirchner/Finanz-Szene.de Coverdesign: Elida Atelier, Hamburg
MINNESOTA — In this episode of the Echo Press News Minute, reporter Lisa Johnson talks about a one-two punch from Alexandria in the fight against cancer, the renovation of the historic Belmont Apartments, fun in the sun made in the shade at the Alexandria Splash Pad, a proposed ordinance to stop hogging parking spaces, a good save by the Douglas County Public Works Director, and a 2022 Alexandria High School graduate goes pro. Those stories and more, this week on the Echo Press News Minute. Check out the top headlines from July 16 and July 18 below: June 16, 2025: For the first time, Relay for Life event was moved indoors (w/videos) About 175 vehicles on display at 2025 Central Lakes Cruzers Roddin' Round the Lake car show Belmont Apartments in Alexandria is getting a makeover Alexandria Splash Pad users will have it made in the shade 'Babe the Blue Ox' teaches friendship lessons in Alexandria Stuve: Looking back at a memorable 2024-25 school year June 18, 2025: Inspiration Peak stands tall in the heart of Otter Tail County Are drivers taking up too many parking spaces in Alexandria? Mother Nature didn't cooperate with the Summer Sounds first concert of 2025 Douglas County Commissioners approve second lowest bid for culvert project near Miltona Optometrist John Hoven from Eye Associates of Alexandria traveled to Guatemala to help patients Baseball: Alexandria graduate J.D. Hennen signs with MLB's Baltimore Orioles Opinion
In this episode, Scott explains how the current NBA and College Basketball point-shaving scandal involving dozens of players and teams is connected back to "Sugar" Shane Hennen, an eccentric lawbreaking gambler who grew up in Pittsburgh and has strong ties to members and associates of the Pittsburgh Mafia. Pittsburgh Mob Expert Paul Hodos (Author of "Steel City Mafia") joins to provide background on Hennen's Pittsburgh wiseguy associates and explain the city's history and influence with the gambling industry.
In this episode, Scott explains how the current NBA and College Basketball point-shaving scandal involving dozens of players and teams is connected back to "Sugar" Shane Hennen, an eccentric lawbreaking gambler who grew up in Pittsburgh and has strong ties to members and associates of the Pittsburgh Mafia. Pittsburgh Mob Expert Paul Hodos (Author of "Steel City Mafia") joins to provide background on Hennen's Pittsburgh wiseguy associates and explain the city's history and influence with the gambling industry.
Hennen, Claudia www.deutschlandfunk.de, Deutschland heute
Alleinerziehend zu sein ist in Deutschland ein Armutsrisiko. Vor allem Mütter verfügen oft nur über 60 Prozent des mittleren Einkommens, weil sie eine reduzierte Stundenzahl arbeiten können. Es fehlt an Unterstützung und Kinderbetreuungsplätzen. Hennen, Claudia www.deutschlandfunk.de, Das Wochenendjournal
Hennen, Claudia www.deutschlandfunk.de, Deutschland heute
What's up, basketball trainers? It's been a while. I hope everyone's enjoying the weekend. Let's go straight to business, shall we?In this episode, I'm back with three of the most respected voices in the basketball training world—Peter Danyliv, Shane Hennen and Micah Lancaster—to unpack the major shifts transforming the industry today. If you're a basketball trainer running your own business or dreaming of starting one, this conversation is a must-listen.Together, we explore how the training game has moved beyond just cones and court work into a new era shaped by content creation, personal branding, and social media influence. We dig into the realities many trainers face today: standing out in a crowded online space, building legitimacy without compromising on quality, and turning training into a scalable business.You'll hear real talk about:
Die Beratungseinrichtung Opferperspektive beobachtet seit Langem das Entstehen einer militant rechten Jugendszene in Brandenburg. Nur durch Strafverfolgung sei das Problem nicht zu lösen. Vielmehr müssten jugendliche Gegenkulturen unterstützt werden. Hennen, Claudia; Püschel, Hannes www.deutschlandfunk.de, Deutschland heute
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Hennen, Claudia; Hennecke, Hans-Günter www.deutschlandfunk.de, Deutschland heute
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A web of corruption, millions in illicit profits, and a gambling mastermind on the run—this is the story of Shane Hennen, the self-proclaimed betting expert at the center of one of the biggest point-shaving scandals in modern sports. From suspicious betting patterns in college and professional basketball to high-profile players caught in the crossfire, this case exposes just how deep the influence of illegal gambling runs. Join us as we uncover the shocking details, from Hennen's criminal past to the FBI's relentless pursuit of justice. Is this just the tip of the iceberg? Tune in to find out.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-crimecast--4106013/support.
The man who was allegedly behind the biggest points shaving scandal in sports history was picked up by the Feds today.
Hennen, Claudia; Weber, Eva www.deutschlandfunk.de, Deutschland heute
Hennen, Claudia www.deutschlandfunk.de, Deutschland heute
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Hennen, Claudia www.deutschlandfunk.de, Deutschland heute
Sunday, Jan 19th 2025
What's up basketball trainers? I hope everyone had a warm and relaxing holiday season! New year, new goals, new strategies, but same goals - growing our basketball training business as we grow into better versions of ourselves year after year. And so, let's start this year with an engaging conversation with Coach Shane Hennen. In today's podcast episode, Coach Shane reflects on his journey over the past three years, discussing the contrasts between his upbringing in a small town and his current life as a prominent basketball trainer. He shares insights on evolving goals, the balance between content creation and in-person training, and the importance of building a local presence through social media. Shane also delves into navigating brand deals and the grind behind his success, emphasizing the dedication required to thrive in the competitive landscape of basketball training. 00:00 Reconnecting After Three Years02:00 Life Lessons from Small Town Living05:55 Evolving Goals in Basketball Training10:04 Balancing Content Creation and In-Person Training14:03 Finding Inspiration for Content17:50 Building a Local Presence Through Social Media22:01 Navigating Brand Deals and Management25:55 The Grind Behind Success Some takeaways: - Growing up in a small town has its advantages and drawbacks. - At one point, some trainers' focus shift towards impactful training rather than just financial gain. - Content creation is now a significant part even in the basketball training business model. - Social media presence can greatly enhance local business opportunities. - Building a brand requires consistent effort and creativity. - Brand deals can significantly increase income for trainers. - The grind involves doing what others are not willing to do. - Success comes from a combination of talent, hard work, and strategic content creation. I hope you all enjoyed today's podcast episode. We'll surely have more of these with Coach Shane soon, so stay tuned!
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In this special edition episode. Matt sits down and talks life and business with Jeff and Carolyn, the owners and founders of the Rag Company.
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