Podcasts about hesselberg

Frühjahrsunfälle am Berg - eine Osterferien-Bilanz | 50 Jahre Bergauf Bergab: Gespräch mit Moderator Michi Düchs | Der Everest und die Hupfauers | Eine Wanderung auf den Hesselberg mit römischem Limes-Flair.

René Urban möchte Menschen die Möglichkeit bieten, die reizvolle Region rund um den Hesselberg in Westmittelfranken mit anderen Augen zu erleben. Bei "Habe die Ehre!" mit Tom Viewegh erzählt er, wie er sich Touren ausdenkt, sie organisiert und begleitet.

Vores podcastserie har sit helt eget advisory board for at hjælpe os med at holde benene på jorden og give indholdet ekstra validitet. Der er tre advisory board-medlemmer: Jens Hesselbjerg Christensen, Cecilie Rubow og Lars A. Engberg. Hver sæson afsluttes med en samtale med én af dem, hvor vi sammen reflekterer over de foregående syv episoder og tager personen på deres helt egen fremtidsrejse. Sæson 1 afrunder vi i selskab med klimaprofessor, IPCC-forfatter og vinder af Nobels Fredspris, Jens Hesselberg Christensen.Podcasten er støttet af Novo Nordisk Fonden med fuld redaktionel frihedGæst: Jens Hesselbjerg ChristensenVært: Denis RivinOptagelser og klip: Brit JensenRedaktør: Brit JensenMusik og lydmix: Tim HinmanProducer: Tim HinmanRedaktionel support: Miriam Nielsen, Rebecca Bannor Addae og Liva BlendstrupIllustration: Miriam Nielsen– Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Journalist Erik Hesselberg has covered Connecticut's waterways for decades. This hour, we preview his new book about the vibrant history of steamboats in our state, taking a trip on Night Boat to New York. "For more than a century, overnight and day-excursion steamers had plied the route between Hartford and New York," writes Hesselberg, "carrying passengers, mail, and goods on regularly-scheduled runs. More than just transportation, a trip on a river steamer was an adventure in itself." Hesselberg explains that through much of the 1800s, the steamboat was a social phenomenon at the center of a recreational revolution, drawing wide swaths of the public to commune with nature and, eventually he says, to the seashore. GUESTS: Erik Hesselberg: Journalist; Author, Night Boat to New York; Editor, Voices on the River Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Trening og Livsstilspodden er en podkast som omhandler trening og livsstil naturlig nok.  Med det i bunn så handler hver enkelt episode om temaer innenfor denne sjangeren. Men for meg, Loyd Georg Færøvik så er dette en måte å få snakke om ting som engasjerer meg, interesserer meg eller ting jeg vil lære mer om. I det siste har jeg hatt det veldig gøy med å intervjue folk, som har vært på listen min over drømmegjester. Og etter å ha intervjuet noen fra det brede utland så er jeg kommet litt mer lokalt til selveste Thor hesselberg.  En voksen mann med mange jern i grillen som det heter.  Ingen kommer noensinne til å si at Thor ikke får ting til, for dette er en person som har gjort ting de fleste bare drømmer om. Han har deltatt i mye forskjellig, men selv liker han å være løpsleder eller ‘race director' som det heter på engelsk. Gleden å samle mosjonister og toppidrettsutøvere til utfordrende ekstrem konkurranser gir ham veldig mye.  Derfor er han også ansvarlig for konkurranser som hafrsfjordløpet, rockman swimrun, Thor xtri og flere.  Hva er det som får sånne folk til å gjøre disse tingene? Hva motiverer? Er det en type mennesker? Dette lurte jeg fælt på før jeg fikk snakke med Thor.  I dag er han en del av Team Rynkeby Rogaland.  De jobber iherdig for å bidra til Barnekreftforeningens forskningsfond. På fredag 8. juli starter sykkelturen, og går fra Oslo til Gøteborg, fergen til Kiel og etterhvert sykle gjennom Tyskland, Nederland og Belgia og til slutt inn i Frankrike.

Journalist Erik Hesselberg has covered Connecticut's waterways for decades. This hour, we preview his new book about the vibrant history of steamboats in our state, taking a trip on Night Boat to New York. "For more than a century, overnight and day-excursion steamers had plied the route between Hartford and New York," writes Hesselberg, "carrying passengers, mail, and goods on regularly-scheduled runs. More than just transportation, a trip on a river steamer was an adventure in itself." 1 of 4From "Night Boat to New York" by Erik Hesselberg. "The steamboat Oliver Ellsworth was the first of the Connecticut River night boats, offering regular service to New York beginning in the spring of 1824."Erik Hesselberg2 of 4From "Night Boat to New York" by Erik Hesselberg. "This 'bird's-eye' view of East Haddam, Connecticut, published by O.H. Bailey in 1880, gives some idea of the prominence of the river town in those years. The quaint village was an important shipbuilding and commercial center in the eighteenth century, which blossomed into a prosperous resort area with the coming of the steamboat beginning in the 1830s. Goodspeed's opera house is shown, just three years after its completion."Erik Hesselberg3 of 4From "Night Boat to New York" by Erik Hesselberg. "Both the steamboats Traveller and Champion, pictured in this broadside from 1851, ran on the Connecticut River. Passengers had the option of disembarking at New Haven to catch a train to Hartford or proceeding by water."4 of 4From "Night Boat to New York" by Erik Hesselberg. "The steamer Middletown was a well-known sight churning up to Goodspeed's Landing in the early 1900s when this photo was taken." Hesselberg explains that through much of the 1800s, the steamboat was a social phenomenon at the center of a recreational revolution, drawing wide swaths of the public to commune with nature and, eventually he says, to the seashore. GUESTS: Erik Hesselberg: Journalist; Author, Night Boat to New York; Editor, Voices on the River Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Er du på jakt etter gode tips til hvordan du skal klare å skape gode ideer og utvikling på arbeidsplassen din, så finner du dem her! Blant annet får du vite hvorfor det er viktig med fritid på jobben, hva kaffemaskina kan bety for innovasjon - og hvorfor det ligger godt til rette for mye bra utvikling nå som flere av oss jobber digitalt.Dette er en bonusepisode med lyd hentet fra SINTEFs direktesendte temadag om den hybride arbeidshverdagen. Opptaket av hele den sendingen kan du se på YouTube: https://youtu.be/W6N1OIT8rDcGjester:Jørgen Hesselberg, Co-Founder av Comparative Agility.Anders Haugeto, Founder av Iterate.Rasmus Ulfsnes, forsker i SINTEF Digital.Programleder: Aksel Faanes Persson.Musikk: Ooyy – Come 2gether (Epidemic Sound) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Den danske embedsmand Hesselberg står i 1759 på St. Croix og tager tid. Han tager tid på, hvor lang tid det tager for en slave at brænde ihjel. Langt de fleste dør i løbet af 4 minutter. Men slaven Wiel sætter en ny rekord med hele 14 grufulde minutter... Vil du høre flere brutale historier fra Danmark-Norges blodige koloniimperium? Så støt os med et valgfrit beløb på 10'er: https://deroedefjer.10er.app/

Oline Hesselberg og Nina Sjøvoll snakker om hvordan det oppleves å ha følelsene som sin blinde intelligens.

Christian Hesselberg og Nina Sjøvoll snakker om hvordan det oppleves å ha kroppen som sin blinde intelligens.

In episode 10 of the 2nd season of Contact Lost we bring on two fantastic guests: the Captain of the Swedish WH40k National Team - Daniel Hesselberg (took 1st place with his team) and the main ref of the WTC, currently living and playing in Sweden - Neil Kerr (2nd place with his team). Our guests give us insights into a little bit of everything - the tournament, their teams' compositions and tactics, as well as the most challenging matchups. Eventually the guys share their thoughts on the GW Dataslate and its impact on the meta as whole.

Madison authors, topics, book events and publishers Today's program hits for the cycle, as we welcome George Hesselberg. His book Deadlines: Slices of Life from the Obit Beat, a collection of obituaries he wrote for the Wisconsin State Journal from 1979 to 2017, was just published by our very good friends at the Wisconsin Historical Society Press, and was the subject of an event a few days ago at Mystery To Me Books, which is still available for virtual viewing. It is an inescapable truth that every person and animal on this planet is going to die. Some will die in glory, some will die in shame, most will die in private, their passing unnoticed by all outside their circle of family and friends. Or their passing would go unnoticed, were it not for their newspaper obituary. Usually, the obituary is a straightforward account of the signposts and milestones of their lives – dates and places, marital and family status, occupation, hobbies, details of the visitation and funeral. But in the hands of a journalist with unbounded curiosity and great style, an obituary can prompt an account that transcends the commonplace and becomes a piece of writing worthy of collecting and publishing in a book. A journalist, that is, like George Hesselberg, and a book like Deadlines: Slices of Life from the Obit Beat. And what lives they were. The unofficial mayor of the Mazomanie nude beach. UW Police chief Ralph Hanson, and pioneering Madison policewoman Mary Ostrander. The avatar of attorney advertising, Ken Hur. Folk artist Simon Sparrow. Legendary sandal maker Cecil Burke, and fourth-generation cobbler Michael J. Falci Jr. A radio villain. A short order cook, and esteemed academic. A sword-maker, a beloved rural doctor, a circus owner, a Holocaust survivor, and scores more, 66 entries in all – and not all of them about human beings. These are not stories about their deaths – these are stories about their lives. George followed the traditional path to a career in journalism. Cheesemaker, sign painter, stage hand, candy hawker, a series of jobs in Norway including night watchman, bartender at Peppe's and translator, and, most relevant of all for today's discussion, grave digger. Then he settled down to a 45-year career with the State Journal, first as a general assignment and regional reporter then as the paper's most popular columnist. He retired from the paper in 2017, but thankfully for us, continues to write. His previous books include a collection of columns from 30 years ago, Paint Me Green And Call Me Fern, his coverage of the 1994 Winter Olympics in Norway, Olympic Moose Salami and other Lillehammer Tales, and the children's books, Vesper Stories and Special Days, Special Tales. A native of Bangor WI, he holds a BA in journalism and Scandinavian studies from the UW and lives in Fitchburg WI. It is a pleasure to welcome to Madison BookBeat my friend, George Hesselberg.

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Vi fortsätter vår resa genom 40K ur tävlingsperspektivet. Idag snackar vi framförallt Astra Miliatrum med Daniel "Papa D" Hesselberg och Jimmy Pettersson. Men vi hinner även prata mer Mortarion och lite allmänt 40K www.fantasianorth.com

Isabelle på 2brides jobbar som bröllopsfotograf och främst med analogt foto och plåtar bröllop i hela Europa. Vi pratar om hur Isabelle började jobba som fotograf, hur hon började med bröllop, exakt vad man behöver för att börja med analogt foto, hur mycket film som går åt och hur man egentligen kan särskilja en bild från film och digital. Det och mycket annat i veckan avsnitt!

Erling har vært i IT-industrien mer eller mindre hele arbeidslivet, selv om familietradisjonen var å jobbe innen regnskap og revisjon. Leverandøren av lønnssystemer introduserte Erling for mulighetene innen data og teknologi, som kanskje var mer interessant enn revisjon. Dette ble det butikk av, nærmere bestemt en e-handelsbutikk etablert tilbake i 1995. Etter det ble Erling rekruttert av IBM og har vært med på en spennende reise innen hardware, software og konsulenttjenester. I dag er Erling VP i Crayon Group og jobber med blant annet IoT. I denne episoden blir jeg bedre kjent med Erling, tips fra å ha jobbet med IT og forretning i mange år, samt hvordan IoT påvirker oss i hverdagen.

Welcome to episode twenty-six of the Low Tide Boyz, a Swimrun Podcast!On this week’s show we have Thor Hesselberg, endurance athlete and race director of Rockman Swimrun. We have a fun chat with him about the Swimrun scene in Norway and talk about his truly epic race. More on that later.We wanted to give everyone a quick reminder that we have some discount codes from former guests that are still good. You can use the code SWIMRUN at blueseventy.com for 20% off your order. Check out our chat with the CEO of Blueseventy John Duquette. You can also use the code LOWTIDEBOYZ at precisionhydration.com for 15% off your order. If you missed the episode with Andy Blow the co-founder of Precision Hydration that is one not to miss! Support these great companies and make us look good in the process!We have dual shout outs again this week! First, we wanted to give a big congrats to Amber Ferreira (of Team Better Tethered Together) for crushing her Everesting attempt on June 20th. For those who don’t know what that is, she cycled the total elevation of Mt. Everest (29,029 feet) in one ride. Check out her Strava file to see her stats for the ride. Second, we wanted to give a special shout out Rob Sainsbury, who has been a supporter from day 1. Rob (so_aero on Instagram) wrote a post about swimrun on the VJ Shoe blog. Thanks for spreading the good word about swimrun and the Low Tide Boyz! Our training has definitely picked up now that our pool is open and we will be embarking on some local Swimrun adventures in the coming weeks. Make sure to join our Strava Club to see us bite off more than we can chew.Now for this week’s interview with Thor Hesselberg. An endurance athlete that focused on extreme triathlons and naturally found out about Swimrun in his travels and instantly fell in love with the concept. Thor became involved in Rockman when members of his swim club in Norway were putting together the first edition of the event. He volunteered by hosting a pre-race BBQ and volunteering during the fjord crossing swim. The rest is Swimrun history.We chatted about how Rockman has evolved over the years and the rationale for all the awesome hype videos to showcase the event. (You can check out their hype videos here.) We discussed how he grew the race to now being one of the most recognizable Swimrun events in the world.We also chatted about how he sees the sport of Swimrun evolving and his thoughts on how to keep growing the sport the right way. He feels that the sport needs to stay honest to the original spirit of Swimrun and keep leaving no footprint or environmental impact. Finally, we chatted about the mythology around Rockman (and the 4,444 step climb at the middle of the race) and the experience that awaits anybody that chooses to take on the challenge. We also talked about bison. You can learn more about Rockman here and start planning your trip to Norway! If you need some extra epic photos in your life, check out the Rockman Instagram page here.That’s it for this week’s show. If you are enjoying the Löw Tide Böyz, please be sure to subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast player. You can find us on Apple Podcast, Spotify and Google Podcast. You can also follow our meme page on Instagram and on Twitter. Email us at lowtideboyz@gmail.com with any feedback, suggestions and/or meme suggestions. Finally, you can also support us on Patreon…if you feel so inclined. 

In den Südhang eingebettet, sticht der Baukomplex des Bildungszentrums ins Auge. Als Evangelisch-Lutherische Volkshochschule im Jahr 1951 gegründet, verschrieb man sich von Beginn an der Erwachsenenbildung. Seit 2005 trägt die Einrichtung den Namen "Evangelisches Bildungszentrum Hesselberg".

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Thor Hesselberg is the race director of many iconic races such as Rockman Swimrun, Thor Xtri, Kiwiman and Preikestolen Trailrun. Thor speaks to Erik in the Race podcast about the life as a race director, what got him into endurance racing and of course more about his fantastic races.

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Jorgen Hesselberg, cofounder of Comparative Agility, and Steven Wolff, partner in Group Emotional Intelligence Partners, sat down with us to talk about their Agile2018 presentation on "Emotional Intelligence as a Performance Multiplier." Emotional intelligence has a profound affect not just on team dynamics but also on organizational culture. In his research Hesselberg has found that culture is often on the list of factors for team performance - but what is culture? Says Wolff, "When you can affect the rules of behavior - the norms - you can change the patterns of behavior that you see and feel - which is the culture." Howard Sublett hosts at Agile2018 in San Diego. The Agile Amped podcast is the shared voice of the Agile community, driven by compelling stories, passionate people, and innovative ideas. Together, we are advancing the impact of business agility. Podcast library: www.agileamped.com Connect with us on social media! Twitter: twitter.com/AgileAmpedFacebook: www.facebook.com/agileampedInstagram: www.instagram.com/agileamped/

If you've been around Chicago long enough, at least in the Agile community, you would know that the company currently know as HERE (formerly Navteq and then Nokia) has a great reputation for being an Agile company.  The truth is, the Agile movement there started as an experiment - as most things in Agile should. I tag along while Allen Rutzen and Jorgen Hesselberg describe the best example of a true Agile Transformation.

Mit 689 Metern ist der Hesselberg im Landkreis Ansbach Mittelfrankens höchste Erhebung. Ein Berg, der viel über die Erdgeschichte verrät, aber auch höchst unerwartete Auskünfte gibt, wenn man ihn als "Zeugen" vernimmt.

Hun var bare 19 år da hun kom som politisk flyktning til Norge. Nuray forteller om behovet for nærhet og hvordan hun fant seg til rette. Einar Tyholdt dro motsatt vei. Han reiste til Peru for å bli innviet Inkaprest og sjaman. Han forteller om kulturen han møtte og om energier og kraft i naturen som en sjaman jobber ut ifra. Det er aldri for sent å få oppfylt en drøm - Bjørn Hesselberg har båret på sin store drøm nesten hele livet, men det var ikke før han var godt over 60 at han fikk oppfylt sitt største ønske: å bli prest.