Podcasts about heyns

Send us a Text Message.Andries Heyns is an advocate for advancing accessibility data for people who endure limited travel and healthcare resources. How he does this is through his work with NGOs like Doctors without Borders. A global organization utilizing GIS to help underprivileged civilians gain access to healthcare, education, accessibility, and much more through the use of GIS data. Andries has also worked with the World Bank to help with this initiative. Join us in South Africa as we learn more about Doctors without Borders and their work with accessibility modeling, plus, Andries paw-tners and crimes make a small appearance towards the end!Check out the accessibility modeling mentioned in this episode here! https://github.com/worldbank/Accessibility_Index

Waarop spandeer ons energie in die werksplek - Bedryfsielkundige Lize Heyns van die TBi in Werkersmaand.

Tegnologie in die werksplek - Bedryfsielkundige Lize Heyns van die TBi in Werkersmaand.

Voordele van spanwerk - Bedryfsielkundige Lize Heyns van die TBi in Werkersmaand.

Geluk in die werksplek - Bedryfsielkundige Lize Heyns van die TBi in Werkersmaand.

Dr. Marisa Heyns, from Dr. Nerina Wilkinson & Associates, is a General Practitioner, who specialises in Aesthetic Medicine. She obtained her medical degree at the University of Cape Town and is one of only a few doctors in South Africa with a European master's degree in Aesthetic Medicine and Therapeutics (UNICAM, Italy). She brings a wealth of knowledge about regenerative skin treatments.  We chat about the 3D MD PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) Facial aka The Vampire Facial, Rosacea, Botulinum Toxin, the stigma around cosmetic surgery and the impact Social Media has!

Sunset Sweatshop hoofsanger Ian Heyns oor 'Be One' saam met Refentse.

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Anele & Jan-Willem chat to Haylea Heyns about her latest single "Just Friends". Stay tuned to HelderbergFM for more!

In this episode with Sander we talk about finding a balance within yourself and around you. Events and moments in your life might be the hardest you have ever been through but with the right mindset and support around you, you will learn and grow from that. After not seeing each other for many years, this episode was basically a catch-up call. Sander Heyns, 27 from Belgium is an Event Manager and my oldest friend. We were friends from the age of 2.5 years old. He is a true workaholic. He lives in Antwerp where he runs a company that organizes events in and outside Belgium, caters for them and makes sure it's the best event the client has seen by telling a story with the concept. He is very ambitious but that also made him burn himself by partnering up with the wrong people, persisting on the right path, and following his dreams gave him another chance that brought him great success. Watch the the full episode: https://youtu.be/nMTl60jkr2I Follow him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sanderheyns/

In this episode of This Week in Climate Startups, Molly sits down with Fleur Heyns of Proof of Impact about how to measure, verify, and analyze ESG & impact data. We discuss the current pain points for investors (11:20), how blockchains can interact with real-world assets (21:15), ESG regulation (34:16) and more!

In this episode of This Week in Climate Startups, Molly sits down with Fleur Heyns of Proof of Impact about how to measure, verify, and analyze ESG & impact data. We discuss the current pain points for investors (11:20), how blockchains can interact with real-world assets (21:15), ESG regulation (34:16) and more! (00:00) Cold open (01:57) This Week in Climate Startups: Molly sits down with Fleur Heyns of Proof of Impact (10:03) OpenPhone - Get an extra 20% off any plan for your first 6 months at https://openphone.com/twist (11:20) Labeling data for investors, the materiality, productivity (19:58) Lemon.io - Get 15% off your first 4 weeks of developer time at https://Lemon.io/twist (21:15) The term “oracle” as it relates to the blockchain (32:58) Reforge - Apply for their next cohort at https://reforge.com/twist (34:16) How much will the future regulatory atmosphere affect or improve their business in the US? ESG strategy Check out Proof of Impact: https://proofofimpact.com/ FOLLOW Fleur: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fleur-heyns-9a8a9436 FOLLOW Jason: https://linktr.ee/calacanis FOLLOW Molly: https://twitter.com/mollywood

Singer and songwriter, Haylea Heyns, was born and raised in Empangeni in the Durban area, but now lives in Cape Town. After finishing school, she did a BA in Music and Drama Performance before debuting her musical career in 2018. In addition to writing songs and singing, she is also a published children's author, and has acted on stage in several musicals including the West End production of "The Sound of Music". Haylea says her latest single, Cold Water, was released a few weeks ago and is a metaphor for embracing change and getting out of her comfort zone. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Episode 31 of Season 2, on Driven By Data, Kyle Winterbottom is joined by, CEO at Herman Heyns where they discuss why most organizations struggle to maximise their data opportunity which includes: What's the biggest obstacle/challenge for organisations trying to realise value through the use of Data & Analytics? Why the gap between the data we have and the data we need so big The solutions that are available to combat this Why so many organisations start at the wrong place How we tackle this problem Why Data Offices have struggled to close this gap

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In deze aflevering vertelt dr. Alisa van de Haar ons over een historische figuur die de belangrijkste veranderingen in de zestiende eeuw op politiek, sociaal, technologisch, religieus én talig terrein vertegenwoordigt: de Antwerpse schoolmeester en rederijker Peeter Heyns. Heyns had een Franse school voor meisjes uit de gegoede burgerij, die gedurende zijn leven bekend was tot ver buiten Antwerpen. Bovendien creëerde hij als rederijker ook rebusgedichten, een literaire vorm die vandaag de dag niet meer heel bekend is, maar in de zestiende eeuw erg populair was. Ook zal Alisa stil staan bij de vrouwen rondom Peeter Heyns, die zelf ook bij dit meisjesonderwijs betrokken waren, bijvoorbeeld Heyns' vrouw Anna Smits, en zijn oud-leerlinge Magdalena Valery, die een eigen meisjesschool oprichtte in Leiden.

Message by Riaan Heyns. For more information about Colorado Church, visit us online at https://colorado.church

Danie and Lucia chat to Ian Heyns of Sunset Sweatshop about the release of their new track "Show Me Your Love" on #WakeUpShakeUp. Stay tuned to 93.6 FM for more!

Global leader- recovering Investment Banker turned Impact Investor discusses finance , Bitcoin, impact, sharing economy and blockchain with Heidi, Musical guest Ayotemi and with audience member Lisa Bynum

Shaped My Flock - Pastor Riaan Heyns

Tatjana Schoenmaker van Suid-Afrika sê sy het al haar verwagtinge oortref deur 'n goue medalje in 'n wêreldrekord-tyd by die Tokio Spele te verower. Die 24-jarige het die 200-meter borsslag in 'n nuwe wêreldrekord-tyd van twee-minute-18,95-sekondes gewen. Lilly King en Annie Lazor van Amerika het onderskeidelik die silwer- en bronsmedaljes ingepalm. Schoenmaker is die eerste Suid-Afrikaanse vroue-swemmer sedert Penny Heyns in 1996 wat 'n goue medalje kon wen. Sy sê Heyns se prestasie was 'n inspirasie:

Anina Heyns is the owner and founder of Pretty Social, and she's pretty passionate about digital marketing. In this episode, Charles chats to Anina about the value of learning from past mistakes. Anina also highlights how a change in her career path led to her finding her passion. This episode also includes some marketing tips. Tip 1: Use digital marketing's measurability to build robust campaigns. Tip 2: Listen to the full podcast – there's an interesting discussion about the '90:10 principle'. And Anina shares how one 'old-school' marketing tool might be more valuable than you think. Also in this episode, you'll learn from Anina about how to harness marketing to reach different clients. And she shares her own experience of the positive impact when you ‘niche down' your business. A key takeaway: saying no to certain businesses can actually lead to greater rewards down the road. Charles and Anina also touch on the importance of honesty and clear communication. So, if you're looking to gain a whole lot of great insights, this episode is just for you!

Guest: Penny Heyns South African swimmers, Tatjana Schoenmaker and her teammate Kaylene Corbett have both made it into the finals of the women's 200m breaststroke at the Tokyo Olympic Games. 100-metre silver medalist, Schoenmaker, finished as the fastest swimmer heading into the final, with Corbett the fourth fastest. We speak to former swimmer and Olympic double gold winner, Penny Heyns, who is with the team in Tokyo. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Danie and Lucia chat to Ian Heyns of talent local group Sunset Sweatshop about their brand new single “Open Up”!

Jinae Heyns's journey to building Matsidiso — an African inspired luxury shoe brand — is in true Behind The Edit style, an unconventional one. Not only is Jinae an American gal living in South Africa, but she's also a digital marketer turn shoe designer. After lengthy deliberations about her mother-in-law's dancewear factory's future, Jinae and her husband decided to pivot the business into a shoe factory in 2017. With no prior experience in the shoe industry, what Jinae has learned and achieved in less than five years is truly remarkable. In the final episode of season one, Jinae gives Behind The Edit an audio tour of her Cape Town-based shoe factory's intricate workings and shares openly about the past few years' most challenging discoveries. Tune in to episode eight to hear Jinae share about her realistic take on the various layers of profitability versus sustainability and the importance of finding a balance between the multiple considerations that impact a business' holistic sustainability. Jinae also talks about having a healthy business ecosystem and happy employees, why breathing is an essential component to running a business successfully, being open to pivoting your business when needed, and why starting small is the best way to grow your brand.

In this episode, Rob Heyns shares the news that they have bought League of Beers, the popular craft beer subscription business, back from Yuppiechef.com. Find out more at https://drinksbiz.pinecast.co

Penny Heyns is one of the greatest breaststroke swimmers in the history of the sport. She won gold in the 100 and 200 Meter Breaststroke at the Olympics in 1996 and is the only female swimmer ever to win both breaststroke events in the same Olympics. We hope you enjoy this interview with the great Penny Heyns! Check us out on Instagram @ultimateswimmergram.

Professor Christof Heyns occupied various roles at the University of Pretoria's law faculty - including Dean, Director of the Centre for Human Rights and the founding Director of the Institute for Comparative Law in Africa (where he made the faculty a magnet for talented African students). Internationally, he shone as UN Special Rapporteur and subsequently as a member of the Committee of the Human Rights Commission. Heyns chaired the UN independent investigation on Burundi and was instrumental in rewriting several UN protocols. He passed away at the age of 62, without having seen his father's murderer brought to justice. Johan Heyns, the former moderator of the Dutch Reformed Church was gunned down at his Pretoria home in 1994. However, he did help to rewrite the 'Minnesota Protocol', the gold standard for investigations into unlawful death. To colleagues, Christof Heyns was the guitar playing professor. To his friends, he was the easy-going intellectual who loved to tell jokes. In what was probably one of the last interviews he did, Heyns told BizNews that he remained positive that liberal values - which have taken a knock in recent years - will prevail, and that the idea of human rights is "alive and strong". Despite the murder of his father and the many atrocities he investigated, he always saw the glass of life as half-full. This interview was conducted in October 202o. Heyns passed away in March 2021.

Professor Christof Heyns occupied various roles at the University of Pretoria's law faculty - including Dean, Director of the Centre for Human Rights and the founding Director of the Institute for Comparative Law in Africa (where he made the faculty a magnet for talented African students). Internationally, he shone as UN Special Rapporteur and subsequently as a member of the Committee of the Human Rights Commission. Heyns chaired the UN independent investigation on Burundi and was instrumental in rewriting several UN protocols. He passed away at the age of 62, without having seen his father's murderer brought to justice. Johan Heyns, the former moderator of the Dutch Reformed Church was gunned down at his Pretoria home in 1994. However, he did help to rewrite the 'Minnesota Protocol', the gold standard for investigations into unlawful death. To colleagues, Christof Heyns was the guitar playing professor. To his friends, he was the easy-going intellectual who loved to tell jokes. In what was probably one of the last interviews he did, Heyns told BizNews that he remained positive that liberal values - which have taken a knock in recent years - will prevail, and that the idea of human rights is "alive and strong". Despite the murder of his father and the many atrocities he investigated, he always saw the glass of life as half-full. This interview was conducted in October 202o. Heyns passed away in March 2021.

On May 22nd, 2013, Dr Louis Heyns disappeared while driving the 50km route between his and his brother's home. According to his family, he had to have been hijacked because it made no sense from him to have been where his body was discovered: A notorious gay cruising spot in Strand, 5km out of his way. His killers insisted that he had approached them, seeking sex, but his family insist that he was straight and would have never engaged the services of a rentboy. CRISIS HELPLINES AIDS Helpline: 0800 012 322 Lifeline South Africa: 0861 322 322 National GBV Helpline: 0800 150 150 National Suicide Crisis Line: 0800 567 567 OUT LGBT Well-Being: 012 430 3272 Same Love Toti: 082 654 8635 Substance Abuse Helpline: 0800 12 13 14 or SMS/Text 32312 The Triangle Project: 021 712 6699 CREDITS Production Executive Producer: Janine MacLean Writer: Nj Hourquebie Editor: Richard Thompson Audio Engineer: Nj Hourquebie Music Original Music: Joseph McDade (https://josephmcdade.com/music) Theme Music: Joseph McDade - Wasteland News Broadcast Music: Steve Oxen - Intense Breaking (https://www.FesliyanStudios.com) Cast Host: Nj Hourquebie Announcer: Janine MacLean News Reader: Nicole Engelbrecht (https://truecrimesouthafrica.com) Rentboy: William Massey-Hicks Frederick van Wyk: Himself André Mouton: Himself Prof. Mariana Kruger: Herself Louis Heyns: Johan Calitz Sarel van der Walt: Alfie Stone Tiaan van der Walt: Alfie Stone Sharon Kling: Sharon Partington Robert Gie: David Norminton Sarah Fisch: Herself Eric Ntabazalila: Himself William Booth: Himself Samantha Raphaels: Margaret Hough SPECIAL THANKS Nicole Engelbrecht & the Cast Tristan Siokos LINKS Email: acmqpodcast@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ACMQpodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/ACMQpodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ACMQpod Discord: https://discord.gg/aw59YweQJn SUPPORT THE SHOW Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ACMQpodcast Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/ACMQpodcast A CRIME MOST QUEER IS A VAMAZING PRODUCTIONS PRESENTATION --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/acmqpodcast/message

Welcome to the pilot episode of the Leader of Leaders Podcast brought to you by the YPO Leadership Development Network, hosted by Diana Daniels (YPO Greater Europe) Join in as Diana talks to Fleur Heyns (YPO Cape Town), co-founder of Proof of Impact, a data intelligence platform that makes impact data accessible to maximize your ROI. As an experienced entrepreneur, she shares pointers on what it takes to make an impactful business and how to source opportunities, making sure that every data point counts. Tune in as Diana and Fleur discuss how leaders can develop impact investing strategies, mitigate risks, and analyze opportunities. This is Episode 1 of Leader of Leaders Podcast: Business with Impact.

They say that data is the new oil, but being able to manage large quantities of data https://em360tech.com/tech-podcasts/ask-expert-achieving-accurate-carbon-emissions-measurements-big-data (remains a challenge) for many organisations in 2021. Anmut, a company that specialises in helping companies leverage the power of data, recently showed that only 34% of businesses currently manage data assets with the same discipline of other assets. The fact is that data is a tangible asset, but treating it as intangible only serves to restrict your business.  https://twitter.com/EM360Tech (Joining us) in this podcast is Herman Heyns, CEO of Anmut, who will talk about Anmut's key findings concerning data management, the implications, and the solutions for businesses. 

A fascinating and insightful chat with Herman this week. We hear from this true visionary about data and how to think beyond "data-led". He shares wisdom on the far-reaching opportunities and value of this still greatly under-valued commodity. Through not only his extensive career arc but also the learnings that Anmut have reported on the commercial value of data, we start to see the full spectrum of what data enables across organisations, governments and the globe.

Impact investing has grown to be a $500 billion industry. In a recent GIIN survey, 80% of impact investors said that more transparency around impact investing results would help reduce "impact washing" and “industry-mission drift.” This week, we speak with Fleur Heyns. Fleur is the co-founder of Proof of Impact, a technology company that enables the tracking, measurement, and verification of the impact of investments. Fleur was previously the founder and CEO of Global Trader, now the largest online stockbroker and trading platform in South Africa. She has been an investor, advisor, and founding shareholder of many initiatives across South Africa and Europe including Emerge Education, ClearlySo, and Ardmore Design. "If you were able to make impact visible, and every single company were completely transparent, it is totally obvious that only the companies that have positive impact would thrive and be financially successful," says Fleur. "It's not what you do but how you do it that matters."

We spoke to double Olympic gold medallist Penny Heyns on her latest venture with Bryan Habana. The Lions Coach Ivan van Rooyen also spoke to us ahead of their Super Rugby Unlocked match with the Sharks in Durban.

Season 3 Ep 36, we chat with South African swimming legend, 3 time Olympian, 14 time world record holder and 3 time Olympic Medallist Penny Heyns   In this podcast we discuss with Penny about what she is up to these days with coaching and public speaking, how she got started in the pool, the Olympics not being an option until 1990 when the South African government overturned a ban they had on their athletes and allowed them to compete thus helping make Penny's dream a reality in 1992 at Barcelona. We discuss her remarkable 1996 in Atlanta with the double Gold in the 100 and 200 Breaststroke, as well as talk about her experience 20 years ago at the 2000 Sydney Olympics when she got a Bronze medal in the 100 Breaststroke. All that and a whole lot more.

Olympic double gold medalist, and 14 x world record holder, Penny Heyns changed swimming history. However, success brings its own challenges, not least of which is coping with leaving the swimming world and adjusting to 'normal' life. In Part 2 of this episode, Penny talks about the process of how she found new purpose, meaning and identity when she got out the Olympic pool for the last time in Sydney. 

From growing up in the small coastal town of Amanzimtoti on the Kwa-Zulu Natal South Coast, Penny Heyns went on to re-write history in the swimming world. At the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games she became the first woman ever to win both the 100m and 200m breaststroke, she broke 14 world records in a 4 year period, and remains the only person ever to hold world records in all 3 breaststroke distances (50m, 100m & 200m) at the same time. After winning bronze at the Sydney 2000 Games, Penny retired from swimming and is now a business woman, international speaker and head of the FINA Athletes Committee. However, by her own admission, her journey has not been an easy one, and both during her career, and afterwards in life outside the pool, she has dealt with many ups and downs, not least of which was coping with the everything that comes with being an Olympic double gold medalist. In Part 1 of this 2 part episode she talks about what it took to reach the top of the Olympic podium. 

Ruan Heyns is ‘n ILS paramedikus wat nog regdeur die pandemie sy tyd en reddingsdienste gratis lewer aan die gemeenskappe van onder andere Centurion, Pretoria-Oos, Diepsloot, Mamelodi en Erasmia. Hy betaal self sy voertuig, die diesel, en toerusting - sonder enige vergoeding - terwyl hy elke dag jaag na huisbrande, skietvoorvalle, rooftogte, aanrandings en motorongelukke wat sy eie lewe in gevaar plaas, maar vir die liefde en passie vir die saak Hannes Bosman, wat self in die nooddienste is en vir Ruan in 2001 ontmoet het waar hulle saam by ‘n hospitaal gewerk het, het vir ons ‘n e-pos gestuur op ‘n dag wat Ruan weer uit was om te help met net R800 in sy sak oor en op sy laaste tenk diesel. Hannes sê: “Ruan is baie hardwerkend, lojaal en ‘n absoute perfeksionis – hy hou daarvan om ‘n ding reg te doen. Hy het ‘n baie klein hartjie, met soveel liefde en omgee vir sy medemens. Kla nooit, altyd vriendelik, liefdevol, sag met pasiënte. Gee en gee en gee sonder om terug te verwag. Hy is ‘n ware voorbeeld van naaste liefde inteendeel, ek het vir my kinder gesê dis hoe mens gee. Soos oom Ruan gee,” vertel Hannes. Die getuienis van Ruan se lewe is genoeg bewys dat hy dit nie vir erkenning doen nie, maar hierdie vriend en mede-dienswerker van hom wou ‘n dankie hardop sê waar almal dit kan hoor. En daarmee wou ons span van GROOTfm90.5 help – maar ook op ‘n praktiese manier met ‘n R2000 bydrae – al is dit dan vir ‘n volgende tenk diesel - en ook ‘n SPAR geskenkkaart as ‘n dankie van ons JouMenseMyMense projek.

Ruan Heyns is ‘n ILS paramedikus wat nog regdeur die pandemie sy tyd en reddingsdienste gratis lewer aan die gemeenskappe van onder andere Centurion, Pretoria-Oos, Diepsloot, Mamelodi en Erasmia. Hy betaal self sy voertuig, die diesel, en toerusting - sonder enige vergoeding - terwyl hy elke dag jaag na huisbrande, skietvoorvalle, rooftogte, aanrandings en motorongelukke wat sy eie lewe in gevaar plaas, maar vir die liefde en passie vir die saak Hannes Bosman, wat self in die nooddienste is en vir Ruan in 2001 ontmoet het waar hulle saam by ‘n hospitaal gewerk het, het vir ons ‘n e-pos gestuur op ‘n dag wat Ruan weer uit was om te help met net R800 in sy sak oor en op sy laaste tenk diesel. Hannes sê: “Ruan is baie hardwerkend, lojaal en ‘n absoute perfeksionis – hy hou daarvan om ‘n ding reg te doen. Hy het ‘n baie klein hartjie, met soveel liefde en omgee vir sy medemens. Kla nooit, altyd vriendelik, liefdevol, sag met pasiënte. Gee en gee en gee sonder om terug te verwag. Hy is ‘n ware voorbeeld van naaste liefde inteendeel, ek het vir my kinder gesê dis hoe mens gee. Soos oom Ruan gee,” vertel Hannes. Die getuienis van Ruan se lewe is genoeg bewys dat hy dit nie vir erkenning doen nie, maar hierdie vriend en mede-dienswerker van hom wou ‘n dankie hardop sê waar almal dit kan hoor. En daarmee wou ons span van GROOTfm90.5 help – maar ook op ‘n praktiese manier met ‘n R2000 bydrae – al is dit dan vir ‘n volgende tenk diesel - en ook ‘n SPAR geskenkkaart as ‘n dankie van ons JouMenseMyMense projek.

L'Avenir's rich history dates back to the late 1600s, when the estate was one of the very first sites identified for grape growing by the Cape's earliest European settlers. READ MORE HERE - https://bitmedia24.com/about-the-winelands-35-an-interview-with-dr-edo-heyns-strategic-development-and-marketing-manager-of-lavenir-estate-stellenbosch/ The estate was renamed L'Avenir in 1992 by Mark Wiehe, a Mauritian businessman, who left a career of trading sugar in London to purchase the farm. This was the start of specialisation of this unique boutique winery. Wiehe appointed former pharmacist Francois Naude as winemaker and the estate swiftly gained recognition for its distinctive Pinotage and Chenin Blanc. In 2005, L'Avenir was acquired by the owner of the prestigious Chablis property, Laroche, Chablisien Michel Laroche. In 2007, under the mentorship of Naudé, current winemaker Dirk Coetzee joined the farm after completing his degree in Viticulture & Oenology at the University of Stellenbosch. The young maverick was instrumental in shifting the focus to L'Avenir's top performing single vineyards – resulting in the now famous L'Avenir Single Block range. In 2012, the Laroche and JeanJean families combined forces to create Advini. This marked the start of a new era for L'Avenir, as it joined a family of some of the most acclaimed and awarded wines in the world.

“A Poor Season for Whales (Jonathan Ball) by multi-award winning author and literary translator, Michiel Heyns, grabbed me from the first page – such is the tension with which he’s infused it. “Right up front we read about the almost-staid architect, ‘it was hardly to be foreseen that in her fifty- sixth year she would kill a man with a kitchen knife.’ The ex-wife of a husband who’s left her for another man, turns her back on Cape Town and settles in Hermanus. Clever, elegant, sumptuous reading. “Few of us alive when Ahmed Timol (29) was pushed to his death out of the notorious John Vorster Square police station will ever forget it. His nephew, Imtiaz A. Cajee’s book, The Murder of Ahmed Timol (Jacana), provides a compelling account of the gentle youngster’s life and killing. Neil Aggett’s death in the same station followed a decade later. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/millertimemedia/support

AV Education — One Whale of a Good Yarn The subject of today’s episode of Amabookabooka is ‘A Poor Season For Whales’, which is not the title of a sport’s book about the Welsh rugby team’s miserable 1991 year when they were walloped 63-3 by the Wallabies. ‘A Poor Season For Whales’ (with an H) is author, translator and English professor Michiel Heyns’ outstanding new novel. The book has everything: vivid imagery, beautiful descriptions, fascinating characters, gripping dialogue, understated humour, an intriguing plot, a sharp knife hanging over it and a dassie-chasing Doberman named Benjy. (Michiel reveals why every one of his novels features a dog…)

In this episode we are chatting to Haylea Heyns. She is a very talented singer based in Durban and to me she is so underrated as a singer! She is delightful and funny and the cutest person ever! She has an absolute heart of gold.   Go check her out on Instagram: www.instagram.com/hayleaheyns     You can find us on social media: www.instagram.com/unselfishlyme www.facebook.com/UnselfishlyMe   Find out more about our course online www.unselfishlyme.com         Get in touch by email as well hello@unselfishlyme.com

Rob Heyns is back, and explains to us how he is helping retailers find interesting solutions for their problems. We talk about getting funding and raising capital. Rob shares his vision about creating a canning "ecosystem" for his latest business, the TinyKeg mobile canning business. Variety at a good price rather than quantity at a good price, is the motto! Watch Building A Brand: https://youtu.be/mxgOY2Ms-YI

Touch HD — A shoe brand called Matsidiso range made of ethically handcrafted, modern shoes with an African twist. An authentic brand made in South Africa. Jinae(Creative Director) explores Cultures colliding as she, being an American, being married to a South African man how she navigated finding her identity and self in a completely different Country.

Touch HD — Carrie chats to Lucinda Heyns, Owner of Illimis Wine. She's also a Viticultural Technology Transfer Coordinator at Winetech.

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Known for being the only woman in the history of the Olympic Games to have won both the 100 m and 200 m breaststroke events – at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games.

Rob Heyns is known as one of the forefathers of the craft beer revolution in South Africa. In 2012 he started the League of Beers, an online platform selling beer. HeContinue reading#BT 015: League of Beers with Rob Heyns

In our current series on drinks entrepreneurs, we talk to Rob Heyns founder of The League of Beers.Rob talks to us about his love for entrepreneurship and how he started The League of Beers, sold it to Yuppiechef and how they struggled to turn this eCommerce venture into a profitable business.In Rob's latest project he launches Sugarbird Fynbos Gin with a crowdfunding project on Thundafund.

Jacaranda FM — Befaamde filmmaker Katinka Heyns se nuwe film, Die Rebellie van Lafras Verwy, begin vandag landswyd in fliekteaters wys. Die film handel oor die 58-jarige Lafras Verwy, wat al vir dertig jaar vir die Staatsdiens in Pretoria werk en homself elke dag toewy daaraan om korrupsie te beveg. "Dis nie jou archi-tipiese gelukkig einde nie en daar is onderliggende spanning en 'n onvermydelike slot," sê Heyns.

John Dovgan: “I have been retained by Defendants and Plaintiffs’ counsel as an expert in the area of dental standard of care. I have been a continually practicing full-time dentist for over 26 years and currently practice in Phoenix, Arizona. I have been a board approved consultant for over 20 years, adjudicating more than 1,000 dental board cases in Arizona. The primary responsibility of a board-approved consultant is to understand and define the standard of care and deviations from the standard of care. I have adjudicated cases that include failure to diagnosis, failure to treat dental conditions, dental fraud, inadequate treatment, over treatment, death of a patient, over sedation, inappropriate behaviors of a doctor and/or staff, inadequate clinical practice, inadequate treatment planning, appropriateness of care, and board generated cases due to malpractice settlements or awards. I have adjudicated cases in all fields of dentistry.   I was appointed by the Governor of the State of Arizona as their Dental Expert Witness for the Parsons’s v. Ryan class action lawsuit in 2013. I also was chosen by the Attorney General of the State of Michigan as their Dental Expert Witness for their class action lawsuit (Johannes v. Heyns) as well as Dental Defense Expert in the Federal Detainee Case in Illinois (Smego v. Mitchell).   In addition, I currently consult and provide expert reports to the Arizona State Board of Dental Examiners. I developed the only board-approved template used by dental consultants and board members as a guideline to assess appropriateness of care.   Also, I have been retained as a dental expert witness in over 100 cases for both defendants and plaintiffs since the beginning of 2010 due to my expertise in the standard of care. I have over 3,000 hours of continuing education, including advanced training in prosthetics (both removable and fixed), dental implants, risk management, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Computer-Aided Design (CAD/CAM), Cone Beam Computer Tomography (CBCT), full mouth reconstruction, digital x-rays, endodontics, and lasers (both hard and soft tissue). I have been a beta tester for Dentrix, a dental software program commonly used by dentists throughout the United States, and I am familiar with other commonly used dental software programs.   Furthermore, I have lectured and done live patient demonstrations using both hard and soft tissue lasers. I have taught hundreds of dentists how to operate dental lasers, and I have published in restorative implant dentistry.   “DOCS” has utilized several suggestions I have made in establishing Standard of Care guidelines for sedation protocols as well as incorporated labels for emergency kits I help develop. Additionally, I am a board-approved anesthesia evaluator and onsite inspection evaluator for the State of Arizona. I administer oral examinations and onsite inspections for anesthesia 1303 permits.   Lastly, I currently lecture on “The Standard of Care — What is it? What is it not?” as well as do Webinars for continuing education.”   www.dovgandental.com

Linda Woodhead (Professor of Sociology of Religion, Lancaster University, UK) and Casper ter Kuile (Master of Public Policy and Divinity candidate, Harvard University) discussed the rise of "Nones" in today's society - those who are unaffiliated with any organized religion. The discussion was followed by a Q&A, moderated by The Rev. Professor Jane Shaw, Dean for Religious Life.

February 21, 2015 - This symposium addresses Christian values and the common good in response to Cardinal Marx's Lecture. There are four parts, presented in 2 podcast segments. Part 1: Keynotee address by Robert W. McElroy, Auxialiary Bishop of the Archdiocese of San Francisco- Themes from Pope Francis on the international Common Good. Part 2: Panel 1-Theologians Respond, Profs. David DeCosse, Kristin Heyer, William O'Neil. Part 3: Panel 2- The Economists Respond, Profs. Alain Enthoven, John Taylor, Jerry Porras. Part 4: Panel 3- How do we respond? Rev. John Kerrigan, Kevin Hartigan, Rosie La Puma, Lauve Gladstone. This is Segment 2: Panels 2 and 3.

February 21, 2015 - This symposium addresses Christian values and the common good in response to Cardinal Marx's Lecture. There are four parts, presented in 2 podcast segments. Part 1: Keynotee address by Robert W. McElroy, Auxialiary Bishop of the Archdiocese of San Francisco- Themes from Pope Francis on the international Common Good. Part 2: Panel 1- Theologians Respond, Profs. David DeCosse, Kristin Heyer, William O'Neil. Part 3: Panel 2- The Economists Respond, Profs. Alain Enthoven, John Taylor, Jerry Porras. Part 4: Panel 3- How do we respond? Rev. John Kerrigan, Kevin Hartigan, Rosie La Puma, Lauve Gladstone. This is Segment 1: Bishop McElroy and Panel 1.

Dit is nie soseer wie nie, maar waarom. wat die vraag is wat die 53-jarige Dirk Heyns homself steeds afvra, 20 jaar na die moord op sy pa, die N.G. Kerk moderator, prof. Johan Heyns. Half agt die aand van 5 November 1994 was die week twintig jaar gelede dat die 66-jarige Johan Heyns in sy TV-kamer in sy Waterkloofhuis voor sy kleinkinders, Johan, Theo en Hannes vermoor is, toe 'n sluipskutter deur die venster op hom gevuur het. Monitor het destyds die eerste onderhoud met die Heyns gesin gekry toe Hane Koster Heyns se jongste seun, Dirk, vir sy reaksie op die moord gevra het.

This week we are joined by Penny Heyns, renowned South African swimmer and Olympic gold medallist. We discuss personal characteristics that contribute to a successful mindset and apply to all domains, from sports stadia to corporate boardrooms. Qualities include being purpose driven, optimistic, self-motivated, self-managed, adaptable, resilient, and willing to take risks. The road to success is not an easy journey, but each person must decide what he or she wants out of life, find their talents, use them, embrace the opportunities that they are presented with wholeheartedly and help others to do the same. Tune in for more…

Focusing on the current direction of religion and public discourse, Krista Tippett explores issues around how people ask difficult questions, bridge gaps between political and moral differences, and continue to disagree with each other, passionately. Office for Religious Life/ Heyns Lecture/ The Roger W. Heyns Lecture in Religion and Society honors a longtime congregant of University Public Worship at Stanford Memorial Church. It is an annual event that features a major speaker focusing on problems and challenges of religion and community.