Podcasts about Hinterland

In dieser Zwischenfolge geht es um die vermutlich - zumindest bei TouristInnen - bekannteste Region Kroatiens. Dalmatien das sind traumhafte aber oft komplett überfüllte Strände, wunderschöne historische Städte, in denen ein Cappucino schon mal mehr kosten kann als in Paris, und ein kaum beachtetes Hinterland. Ihr denkt vielliecht, Ihr wisst schon alles über Dalmatien. Aber da irrt Ihr! Jemand der sich wirklich auskennt, ist die hochgeschätzte Kollegin Doris Akrap von der taz. Und freundlicherweise teilt sie ihr Wissen mit uns - in ihrem neuen Buch "Oh! Dalmatien". Also Ohren auf: Es geht um kleine Dörfer, versteckte Buchten und Städte mit überdurchschnittlicher Mercedes-Dichte.

4:18:46 – Frank in New Jersey and NYC, plus the Other Side. Topics include: 3,000 weeks old, next day, “Liberation Day”, filibustering, Val Kilmer dead at 65, dental work, litter, NaNoWriMo shutting down, new Flea Devil rule – Zilch, Street Road, more Ark synchronicities, Oaks in symbolic context, San Junipero, vegan Indian food lunch in the stairwell […]

Wir fühlen Samsung und Sony auf den Zahn. Wir fragen uns, ob Apple TV+ nur eine teure Kundenbindungsmassnahme ist und gehen in «Atomfall» der Postapokalypse im britischen Hinterland auf den Grund.

In der 97. Folge haben wir erneut einen besonderen Gast: Fritz Meinecke. Zum zweiten Mal dürfen wir ihn bei uns begrüßen. Diesmal berichtet er exklusiv von seinem brandneuen Bikepacking-Trip durch das marokkanische Hinterland. Auf lebendige Weise erzählt er uns ungefiltert von den außergewöhnlichen und unerwarteten Strapazen dieser Reise.Begleitet uns hinter die Kulissen dieses Abenteuers, das euch durch die hohen Gipfel des Atlasgebirges und in die urigen Dörfer führt. Erfahrt mehr über die eingesetzte Ausrüstung sowie über die schönsten, aber auch die härtesten Momente. Eines können wir vorwegnehmen: Diese Tour war keineswegs einfach, doch gerade deshalb umso herausfordernder und spannender.Links aus der Folge:Fritz Meinecke Website: https://fritzmeinecke.shop/Unsere Social Media Auftritte könnt ihr hier finden:Roberts YouTube-Kanal: https://www.youtube.com/@RobertKlinkOTZeltgespräche auf YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Zeltgespr%C3%A4cheRoberts Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robertklink.de/Sebastians Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sebas_23

Im letzten Abschnitt Ihrer Australien-Reise fahren Henning und Gerd zum Great Keppel Island. Nach einem Besuch einer Permakultur-Farm geht es dann ins Naturschutzgebiet Carnavon George mit seinen ausgedehnten Wanderstrecken.

One of the alluring, unmistakable truths about Hanmer Springs is that the gorgeous alpine haven has stayed true to its roots. It's been a sanctuary for the weary and the leisure-seeking for centuries. With a long and storied legacy as a hot-spot for healing mind, body and soul, Hanmer Springs proudly remains a premium alpine spa destination, whether you're a loved-up couple looking for a weekend escape, treating the whole family to some elemental treats, or you're after some personal pampering. And it's just an easy90 minute drive from Christchurch Airport, through the bucolic North Canterbury hinterland. Nature is the unbeatable balm to sooth the soul and spark your spirits in this secluded high-country basin. My first stop was at the resort village's crowning glory, Hanmer Springs Thermal Pools & Spa. With a lustrous back-story, the hot springs were developed as a publicly-owned bathhouse in 1884, fortuitously chiming with that insatiable Victorian passion for geothermal water and its therapeutic qualities. Prior to that, pounamu-gathering Māori had used the area as a resting place for centuries, while returning soldiers were sent to Hanmer to recuperate, after both world wars. (It's great to see the historic old Soldiers' Block, next to the pools, is currently being restored and set to reopen on Anzac Day.) Hanmer Springs is my runaway favourite place to get into hot water. But before surrendering to the sweet sensation of this watery wonderland, my body was in need of some professional panel-beating, so I headed to The Spa Hanmer Springs. It's one of New Zealand's busiest day spas, so book in advance and take your pick from the slew of exquisite treatments, from facials and feet retreats to the full body affair. I was booked in for a Spa Signature Massage, which is a full body relaxation massage. But as I chatted to my charming therapist Sophie about my various aches and pains, she switched up the treatment into a deep tissue recovery massage. Spending copious hours on the keyboard and long-distance driving, plus several days of line-trimming my jungle-like garden into a presentable state had all taken its toll. Over the course of an hour, Sophie's skilful techniques dealt to all the knots in my lower back, and released the stress and strain from my muscles. It was a liberating, corrective massage and I floated out of the spa like a happy little cloud. Luring over half a million visitors annually, the adjoining thermal pools complex is a sizzling attraction, where you can hop-scotch between the 22-strong network of rockpools, aqua therapy pools and sulphur pools. The latter are completely natural, containing unfiltered mineral water, with a soft and silky feel and piping hot at 42-45C. You can also laze in the highly-sociable hexagonal pools, loll about in the freshwater lap pool and lazy river, or enjoy some high-action spills on the waterslides, headlined by the nation's biggest slide Conical Thrill, and the recently installed hydro slides, Violet Vortex and Waiau Winder. I lolloped around the pools on multiple occasions during my stay. They're just so good. https://hanmersprings.co.nz/ After enjoying some body therapy, I dabbled in some retail therapy from the eye-catching assortment of independent boutiques, homeware and gift stores clustered around the tree-lined main street. There's a host of temptations, but I'm a big fan of Homestead and the Ada Design Store, for beautiful gifts and artistic home décor. Sweet tooths? The kids go crazy at the Lolly Pot, while a perennial go-to for nearly 25 years is Fudgelato, for fresh and creamy fudge and gelato. (Great name!) Two-wheeled pursuits are a big draw in Hanmer and after far too much indulgence, I had excess calories to burn. Pop into Hanmer Adventure's main street store who will get you pedalling in paradise, with a full range of rental bikes to choose from, from e-bikes to basic hardtail. They'll get you geared up too, with helmets and gloves. There's nearly 20 mountain bike tracks around Hanmer Springs, spanning all levels of expertise and endurance. If you're up for a gentle introduction, Hanmer Forest Park's Camp Walk Loop is a cracker, under a vast canopy of mature trees, while Alligator Alley and Snakes & Ladders are excellent trails too for easy-riding. www.hanmeradventure.co.nz A family-favourite on foot in the Hanmer Heritage Forest, off Jollies Pass Road, is the Forest Amble Walk and the animal sculpture trail. These whimsical wooden sculptures were created by Christchurch sculptor, Andrew Lyons, crafted out of a felled Redwood. The sculptures include a friendly giant, a hawk, a dog, possum and orangutan. The 30-minute return walk follows a flat and easy track and it's very embracing - suitable for toddlers, buggies and the elderly. Where to dine? Fuel up for your day's adventures with a cranking breakfast at the Powerhouse Café. Located in a historic hydro power station which celebrates its centenary next year, you'll find an enticing menu of hearty fare, sensational coffee, boutique beers and splendid Waipara wines. I had a great chat to the café owner, Mary Holloway, who has been in charge of the Powerhouse for over 20 years and a mainstay of the village community. For breakfast, don't go past the chilli scrambled eggs. They're served on toasted sourdough with stir-fried greens and roast chilli. Delish! Spoil yourself with dinner at the hospitality winner, No. 31 Restaurant & Bar. Housed in a characterful main street cottage, No. 31 is lauded for its upmarket intimate dining. Joining many other discerning diners for dinner, I started with an entrée of beetroot arancini, plump with an almond & cheese filling. Despite the lavish selection of locally-sourced meat mains, I opted for the grilled calamari dish, marinated in parsley, lemon and olive oil and served on a bed of garden leaves. The desserts are deliriously good too, plumping for a warm sticky liquorice pudding with salted caramel sauce, candied walnuts and vanilla bean ice cream. As you'd expect from such a decorated establishment, the cocktail menu is just as creative. Order up a Mushroom Sour, a modern take on a whisky sour, infused with mushroom powder. It marries the earthy richness of fungi with the classic blend of whisky, lemon and a creamy egg white froth. It's a savory and citrusy hit. Where to stay? Amplify the sooth-factor by bedding down at Village Lake Luxury Apartments. Just a two minute walk from the thermal pools & spa off Jollies Pass Road, my expansive apartment was utterly idyllic. The balcony reached out to embrace the forest-draped vista of Conical Hill, Mt. Isobel and the sprawling Hanmer Range. But it's the wraparound sense of serenity at the end of day and in the morning calm that makes this property such a sweet oasis. Lavishly appointed with all the creature comforts, you'll have a designer kitchen to drool over, full laundry facilities, gas fire, underfloor heating, top-quality bedding and posh toiletries to ramp up the sense of indulgence..www.villagelake.co.nz If you're a forward-planner, here's something to lock into your diary. Hanmer Springs' Alpine Winter Festival will return mid-year, kicking off for a fortnight of seasonal frolics on June 28. Enjoy icy plunge pools, night light tree top climbing, dazzling light displays, kids' quizzes and glowing mini golf. And that's just the tip of the iceberg! Spoil yourself in Hanmer Springs. Mike Yardley is our resident traveller on Jack Tame Saturday Mornings.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hinterland author Phil Neel returns to explain value-form to an American by asking us to imagine a burger.Listen to the full episode by joining our paid or free membership tiers at http://patreon.com/theantifadaPhil Neel's burger essays: https://brooklynrail.org/2024/12/field-notes/quarter-pounds-of-flesh/https://brooklynrail.org/2025/02/field-notes/quarter-pounds-of-flesh-2/Cuban hamburgerismo: https://www.sm28.org/articles/j11-the-return-of-the-cuban-proletariat/Song: Tyler the Creator - Burger

Der Jongo ist ein traditioneller afrobrasilianischer Rhythmus und Tanz, der als „Großvater des Sambas“ gilt: Entstanden ist er als Widerstands-Musik auf den Plantagen im Hinterland von Rio de Janeiro. Die Rhythmen, Tänze und Gesänge waren eine Art Geheimsprache, die auch später, nach der Abschaffung der Sklaverei 1822, weiterlebte. Um Jongo-Gruppen formten sich Gemeinschaften, die das gemeinsame Erbe am Leben hielten – bis heute sind sie kulturelle Treffpunkte in den Favelas. Anne Herrberg hat die älteste dieser Gemeinschaften einen Nachmittag begleitet und mitgetanzt. Außerdem führt die Reise zur Wallfahrtsbasilika Nossa Senhora da Penha, zu Sportreibenden an die Copacabana und auch in die berühmte Lagune Piratinga

It's time to hit the road again after hosting the GABS Hottest 100 Countdown livestream as Will and James call into Noodledoof in Victoria's west.Founders Sam Rudolph and Alex Carr launched the brewpub and distillery with their partners in late 2019 – just before you-know-what hit – in Koroit, a small town a short drive inland from the western end of the Great Ocean Road.In the years since, they've gone on to create a genuinely distinctive operation in a region that was pretty much barren land for local craft beer before they came along.With Sam still making his way back from a beer festival in Melbourne on the day of our visit, we sat down with Alex to hear how the former homebrewing housemates from Adelaide ended up reuniting as brewers and distillers.We find out how they turned a former mechanics in the town's main street into a community hub, where the unique name comes from, and why they've been determined to create a brand like little else in Australia – certainly among breweries found so far from any major cities.Alex tells us about their mission to work with and celebrate local producers, foraging for native ingredients in the rich ecosystem of nearby Tower Hill whose Gunditjmara name, Koroitj, gives their adopted home its name, and creating unique spirits such as a wonderful potato vodka that pays homage to the Irish community that settled in the area in the mid-19th century.The show features great insights and inspiration for those looking to build a community around a regional brewery, and the rewards that can come from sticking to your beliefs.We also hear from Anne Gigney, founder and co-director of The Distillers Institute, ahead of March's IBD Convention in Hobart.Prior to the chat with Alex, we reflect briefly on this year's Hottest 100 results, the eye-catching merger between Hawkers and White Bay, and our feature on globe-trotting Aussie brewer Nick Galton-Fenzi.Start of segments: 10:54 – Alex Carr (part one) 30:16 – Ann Gigney 38:11 – Alex Carr (part two)Relevant links: Noodledoof GABS H100 of 2024 Livestream GABS H100 of 2024: Analysis Hawkers & White Bay Merge Aussie Exports: Nick Galton-Fenzi Have You Done A Rallings? The High Country Hop IBD 2025To find out more about supporting the show or otherwise partnering with The Crafty Pint, contact craig@craftypint.com.

The Author Events Series presents Caroline Eden | Cold Kitchen: A Year of Culinary Travels REGISTER In Conversation with Jonathan Deutsch From the author of Red Sands, a New Yorker "Best Cookbook of the Year," a cozy, thoughtful memoir recalling food and travel in Eastern Europe and Central Asia from a basement Edinburgh kitchen, featuring a delicious recipe at the end of each chapter. A welcoming refuge with its tempting pantry, shelves of books, and inquisitive dog, Caroline Eden's basement Edinburgh kitchen offers her comfort away from the road. Join her as she cooks recipes from her travels, reflects on past adventures, and contemplates the kitchen's unique ability to tell human stories. This is a hauntingly honest, and at times heartbreaking, memoir with the smell, taste, and preparation of food at its heart. From late night baking as a route back to Ukraine to capturing the beauty of Uzbek porcelain, and from the troublesome nature of food and art in Poland to the magic of cloudberries, Cold Kitchen celebrates the importance of curiosity and of feeling at home in the world. Caroline Eden is a writer, book critic, and the award-winning author of Red Sands: Reportage and Recipes through Central Asia, from Hinterland to Heartland, a New Yorker Book of the Year; Black Sea: Dispatches and Recipes-Through Darkness and Light; and Samarkand: Recipes and Stories from Central Asia & the Caucasus. She has travelled extensively to countries such as Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Ukraine, Russia, Turkey, and Bangladesh, documenting her experiences across multiple publications including Financial Times, the Guardian, and the Times Literary Supplement, as well as on BBC Radio 4's "From Our Own Correspondent." She lives in Edinburgh. Jonathan Deutsch, Ph.D., CHE, CRC is Professor and Vice Chair of Health Sciences, which encompasses Culinary, Food, Nutrition, Exercise and Health Sciences at Drexel University. He is the Founding Program Director of Drexel's Food Innovation and Entrepreneurship Programs. He is past President of the Upcycled Food Foundation and previously was the inaugural James Beard Foundation Impact Fellow, leading a national curriculum effort on food waste reduction for chefs and culinary educators. He was named a Food Waste Warrior by Foodtank. Before moving to Drexel, Deutsch built the culinary arts program at Kingsborough Community College, City University of New York (CUNY) and the Ph.D. concentration in food studies at the CUNY Graduate Center and School of Public Health. At Drexel, he directs the Drexel Food Lab, a culinary innovation and food product research and development lab focused on solving real world food system problems in the areas of sustainability, health promotion, and inclusive dining. He is the co-author or -editor of eight books. A classically trained chef, Deutsch worked in a variety of settings including product development, small luxury inns and restaurants. When not in the kitchen, he can be found behind his tuba. The 2024/25 Author Events Series is presented by Comcast. Because you love Author Events, please make a donation when you register for this event to ensure that this series continues to inspire Philadelphians. Books will be available for purchase at the library on event night! All tickets are non-refundable. (recorded 1/16/2025)

Enter Hinterland sober bar, “the realm beyond what's known”… And meet founders Sanghadhara and Stephen Jeffreys in their cosy, cool, poetic, liminal space for a cocktail and meaningful conversation about how Buddhism and the Dharma can inform modern culture—and people's social lives—in new ways.  Hinterland has been a passion project from the start. And on this busy Friday evening on one of the busiest nights of the year in one of the hippest areas of Manchester, UK, we hear that passion come pouring through as we discuss ethical work in 2025; and how anyone can impact society by building an entrepreneurial business that is also a commercially counter-cultural social enterprise.  For any building makeover heads out there, we hear how transformative interior and graphic design can express some of our deepest values. And, of course in a sober bar, how the look and feel of a social space can also support recovery through helping us shift how we perceive and experience the world—with no alcohol required. It's clear talking with Stephen and Sanghadhara that working together can both challenge and enhance a personal friendship, taking it to the next level. And in terms of specifically Buddhist practice, what an amazing testing ground Hinterland has been for the work of attending to their mental states and trying to serve the happiness of others with their energies and their work. Join us over sophisticated hemp and root spirits and delicious vegan food to explore how a bar that attempts to blend an industrial aesthetic with animist sensibilities (through the lens of Japanese minimalism) can be a ground for depth of connection, art and Dharma. And how a drink with friends or strangers can open up a way into new possibilities in our lives when we have that sense of wanting to change… This celebratory tale of inspired Buddhist practice is the perfect podcast to help you rekindle your own new year's resolutions. Cheers!

Das Weingut Sauer ist eins der ältesten Bioweingüter in Deutschland. Seit der Gründung im Jahr 1987 arbeitet der Betrieb nach den Richtlinien des Bioland-Verbandes und integriert seit 2010 Elemente der biodynamischen Landwirtschaft. Ein zentraler Aspekt der Betriebsphilosophie ist die Förderung der Biodiversität in den Weinbergen. Durch eine vielfältige Begrünung entstehen lebendige Biotope, die zu gesunden Böden und einer hohen Traubenqualität beitragen. Im Keller setzt das Weingut auf einen minimalistischen Ansatz, einschließlich der Spontangärung ohne Zugabe von Reinzuchthefen, um den individuellen Charakter der Weine zu betonen. Obwohl das Weingut Heiner Sauer in der Weinwelt ein hohes Ansehen genießt, verfolgen Heiner und Valentin eine vergleichsweise moderate Preisstrategie. Das ist sicher auch ein Grund dafür, dass der Anteil, den sie direkt ab Hof vermarkten, relativ hoch ist. In ihrer im Jahr 2021 neu erbauten Betriebsstätte haben sie eine wunderschöne Vinothek eingerichtet, die Besucher geradezu dazu einlädt, einzutreten und in großzügiger und zugleich gemütlicher Atmosphäre die Gastfreundschaft der Familie Sauer zu genießen und sich ohne Eile durch das Sortiment zu verkosten. In der wärmeren Jahreszeit steht eine große Terrasse mit genialem Fernblick für unvergessliche Augenblicke bereit. Zwei Besonderheiten des Weinguts dürfen nicht unerwähnt bleiben: 1. Mit dem Grünfränkisch kultivieren sie erfolgreich eine historische Rebsorte, die bereits als ausgestorben galt. Und 2. die Expansion nach Spanien. Im Jahr 1998 gründete Heiner zusammen mit seiner Frau Moni die "Bodegas Palmera" in der Region Utiel-Requena. Dies bietet die Chance, mit einer weiteren Produktionslinie völlig andere Weinstile zu produzieren. Neben ihren facettenreichen Pfälzer Weinen entstehen im Hinterland von Valencia körperreiche, südländisch geprägte Rotweine aus den Sorten Tempranillo, Syrah und Bobal. Aber auch die Sorten Cabernet und Merlot kommen zum Einsatz. Kurz und bündig auf den Punkt gebracht: Die "DNA" des Weinguts Heiner Sauer besteht in der Kombination aus ökologischem Engagement, Förderung der Biodiversität, minimalistischer Kellertechnik und internationaler Ausrichtung. Und das alles verbunden mit einem gehörigen Schuss Unternehmergeist und Abenteuerlust.

In a book that pulls together both sides of the Pacific, Bundok: A Hinterland History of Filipino America (UNC Press, 2023) asks the question: what if we look at Filipino history not from the cities or the imperial metropoles, but from the mountains and the countryside? Or put another way, from the "bundok," the Tagalog word for "mountain" which American soliders in the late 19th century would come to use as a catachall for the places they found themselves fighting imperial wars. In Bundok, NYU history and FIlipino Studies professor Adrian De Leon tracks both the movement of European and American colonizers into the archipeligo, as well as how people and images moved beyond the islands and into the wider Pacific world, and how these pictures and these emigres shaped ideas about civilization, savagery, and the nature of Filipine identity itself. In a book that traces pathways from the mountains of Luzon to the mountains of South Dakota, De Leon demonstrates how the American West has always been a transnational space. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

In a book that pulls together both sides of the Pacific, Bundok: A Hinterland History of Filipino America (UNC Press, 2023) asks the question: what if we look at Filipino history not from the cities or the imperial metropoles, but from the mountains and the countryside? Or put another way, from the "bundok," the Tagalog word for "mountain" which American soliders in the late 19th century would come to use as a catachall for the places they found themselves fighting imperial wars. In Bundok, NYU history and FIlipino Studies professor Adrian De Leon tracks both the movement of European and American colonizers into the archipeligo, as well as how people and images moved beyond the islands and into the wider Pacific world, and how these pictures and these emigres shaped ideas about civilization, savagery, and the nature of Filipine identity itself. In a book that traces pathways from the mountains of Luzon to the mountains of South Dakota, De Leon demonstrates how the American West has always been a transnational space. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/history

In a book that pulls together both sides of the Pacific, Bundok: A Hinterland History of Filipino America (UNC Press, 2023) asks the question: what if we look at Filipino history not from the cities or the imperial metropoles, but from the mountains and the countryside? Or put another way, from the "bundok," the Tagalog word for "mountain" which American soliders in the late 19th century would come to use as a catachall for the places they found themselves fighting imperial wars. In Bundok, NYU history and FIlipino Studies professor Adrian De Leon tracks both the movement of European and American colonizers into the archipeligo, as well as how people and images moved beyond the islands and into the wider Pacific world, and how these pictures and these emigres shaped ideas about civilization, savagery, and the nature of Filipine identity itself. In a book that traces pathways from the mountains of Luzon to the mountains of South Dakota, De Leon demonstrates how the American West has always been a transnational space. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/asian-american-studies

In a book that pulls together both sides of the Pacific, Bundok: A Hinterland History of Filipino America (UNC Press, 2023) asks the question: what if we look at Filipino history not from the cities or the imperial metropoles, but from the mountains and the countryside? Or put another way, from the "bundok," the Tagalog word for "mountain" which American soliders in the late 19th century would come to use as a catachall for the places they found themselves fighting imperial wars. In Bundok, NYU history and FIlipino Studies professor Adrian De Leon tracks both the movement of European and American colonizers into the archipeligo, as well as how people and images moved beyond the islands and into the wider Pacific world, and how these pictures and these emigres shaped ideas about civilization, savagery, and the nature of Filipine identity itself. In a book that traces pathways from the mountains of Luzon to the mountains of South Dakota, De Leon demonstrates how the American West has always been a transnational space. Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/southeast-asian-studies

In a book that pulls together both sides of the Pacific, Bundok: A Hinterland History of Filipino America (UNC Press, 2023) asks the question: what if we look at Filipino history not from the cities or the imperial metropoles, but from the mountains and the countryside? Or put another way, from the "bundok," the Tagalog word for "mountain" which American soliders in the late 19th century would come to use as a catachall for the places they found themselves fighting imperial wars. In Bundok, NYU history and FIlipino Studies professor Adrian De Leon tracks both the movement of European and American colonizers into the archipeligo, as well as how people and images moved beyond the islands and into the wider Pacific world, and how these pictures and these emigres shaped ideas about civilization, savagery, and the nature of Filipine identity itself. In a book that traces pathways from the mountains of Luzon to the mountains of South Dakota, De Leon demonstrates how the American West has always been a transnational space. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/american-west

In a book that pulls together both sides of the Pacific, Bundok: A Hinterland History of Filipino America (UNC Press, 2023) asks the question: what if we look at Filipino history not from the cities or the imperial metropoles, but from the mountains and the countryside? Or put another way, from the "bundok," the Tagalog word for "mountain" which American soliders in the late 19th century would come to use as a catachall for the places they found themselves fighting imperial wars. In Bundok, NYU history and FIlipino Studies professor Adrian De Leon tracks both the movement of European and American colonizers into the archipeligo, as well as how people and images moved beyond the islands and into the wider Pacific world, and how these pictures and these emigres shaped ideas about civilization, savagery, and the nature of Filipine identity itself. In a book that traces pathways from the mountains of Luzon to the mountains of South Dakota, De Leon demonstrates how the American West has always been a transnational space.

In this weeks episode, we sit down with Hedydd Dylan, a talented Welsh actress known for her roles in Hinterland, Emmerdale, and numerous theatre productions. Hedydd shares her journey growing up in Aberystwyth, her time studying at RADA, and the highs and lows of a career in theatre and television. We also explore her perspective on balancing parenting with a thriving acting career. And as always, a few tangents along the way!

Episode 19: Billy Caldwell from the Oklahoma BattleTech group joins me to talk about Hot Spots: Hinterlands and how it expands the Mercenary Box set and refreshes the Chaos Campaign for the ilClan era! Plus, we talk about BattleTech in 2024, from the 40th anniversary to GenCon to the growth of BattleTech in Oklahoma; and finally setting some Goals for 2025! It's a full episode! Check out our sponsor: Fortress Miniatures & Games! https://www.fortressminiaturesandgames.com/ Check out the Oklahoma BattleTech Facebook group & Discord here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/okbtech Follow the Mercenary Star Podcast on X/Twitter: https://x.com/MercStarPodcast Follow the Mercenary Star Podcast on Instagram: @Mercenary Star Podcast Follow Seth on X/Twitter: https://x.com/WhiteFoxSG Check out the other awesome BattleTech Podcasters & Creators in the Valhalla Club discord! https://discord.gg/NjMqnXqPYs Email us at mercenarystarpodcast@gmail.com

Die Ärzteschaft hat sich mit den Krankenkassen teilweise geeinigt. Pauschalen für Notfallbehandlungen dürfen wieder verrechnet werden. Nach zwei Bundesgerichtsurteilen befürchteten Notfallpraxen und Permanencen den finanziellen Ruin. Weitere Themen: In Italien mehren sich die Zeichen, dass sich die Konjunktur abschwächt. Bemerkbar macht sich dies in jenen nördlichen Regionen, die seit Jahrzehnten das italienische Wachstum massgeblich antreiben mit ihren Exporten. Zum Beispiel in Venetien, im Hinterland von Venedig. Pullover oder Mützen aus Kaschmir werden weltweit immer beliebter. Fast die Hälfte aller Kaschmirwolle stammt aus der Mongolei. Doch die riesige Nachfrage nach den feinen Ziegenhaaren hinterlässt in der mongolischen Steppe ihre Spuren.

The Mechbay Podcast talks about another PAX Unplugged, all the BattleTech releases coming out, and a deeper foray into the Hinterlands!Talk with the Mechbay and other BattleTech fans on their DiscordBattletech Event Calendar DocIf you like what you hear or have request for what you would like to hear next, send them a shout at themechbaypodcast@gmail.com or on  FacebookYou can support them at Patreon and get access to bonus episodes.Proudly brought to you by Fortress Miniatures and Games.Patron SupportersArchonsCataphract 40 piloting Nightstar NSR-9JJohn "Kill 5000 Crab-Backs" WeitzelAron "Skyfox" SergeantAndrew WeisnerJacob HassSam "DesertDream2" BurlingDanny "Kyro" Loss piloting Flashman FLS-8KWill DontaMechwarriorsDuncan RhodesByzantine FalconDouglas McAuliffeChad "Storm" Evans piloting Hatchetman HCT-8SRex "Redneck" Rawhide piloting Sarath-OBEric SmailysJordan CooperAnthony EmmelPaul DennisScot PickeringNic SarnaRichard JohnsonOreio8991La ManchaGustavo ArchilaJohn SchmidtDave RombergerAaron CahallGrimnarKeith DennardChris CannonCadetsSteve Maisel (Average CRB-27 pilot)Chris "Jesty" Pribanick HammerheadThomas Klinkhammer piloting a Longbow 13CJohn HaynesStewart HughesTravis GistUncrezamatic "Whizard"Bob ArensMatt LeBaronDonald LookerMitch "Minotaur" Grant piloting Thunderbolt 5SEHarris "Ramshackle"  piloting Cataphract CTF-4LMetalEdJohn GarnierRichardKZDavidZach Torrence "Metalzarak" piloting Black Hawk HLawrence FranchiniTom BoveeJanine NicholsTim KleinschrotScott BoehmerDavid RaynesDan ACarl ZacharyDavid SeletynSteve MaiselPiotrJ. Allen HammerChris "Twain" Dasher" MontgomeryBen JumperBlunder DomeChad A LynemaJeff CampbellArthur GarlickAaron Rasalhague ForeverTravis CallanHonicScot PickeringJeff CampbellPhil "Phaz" AbramowitzMage "12th Veygan" "Nightstar NSR-9J" RangerThe Goose Whisperer - Thunderbolt TDR-5Seth - Whitefox - Executioner GJackZemerCarlos AnguizolaSteakDominic BuloneJames ElliotMichael BryantChris BuryAndrew HodgesConnor KirchhofEric DacusPete NoveriniLance DavisJacob HassLotspeechJoshua FranklinJacob IrbyAndrew HeyZeus Jahnke piloting MON-66bMatthew BradyRobot ParkingAn Actual Robot

Marokko ist seit acht Jahren die neue Heimat der Aargauer Jean-Marie Suter und Cornelia Breitschmid. Im Hinterland der Küstenstadt Essaouira haben sie eine Gästevilla gepachtet. Weihnachten feiert man kaum in Marokko. Trotzdem sind Weihnachtsbäume gefragt und kosten viel. Das Aargauer Paar Jean-Marie Suter und Cornelia Breitschmid lebt im Hinterland der Hafenstadt Essaouira in Marokko. Vor acht Jahren haben sie ein grosses Anwesen gemietet und beherbergen Gäste aus aller Welt. Es ist eine Oase umgeben von dicken Mauern, sagt Jean-Marie Suter: «Hier kann man die Seele baumeln lassen, man findet Ruhe und Erholung.» Begnadeter Tabak-Pfeifenbauer Exotisch sind nicht nur die Weihnachtsbäume in Marokko, sondern auch die Tabak-Pfeifenkultur. Jean-Marie Suter baut seit vielen Jahren leidenschaftlich seine eigenen Pfeifen aus edelstem Holz. Es ist Handarbeit durch und durch. Viele Stunden verbringt der 68-Jährige in seiner Werkstatt. Oft kommen Schaulistige vorbe: «Das Pfeifenrauchen kennt man hier kaum. Die Einheimischen schmunzeln, wenn sie mich eine Pfeife rauchen sehen.»

The Winter Solstice takes us into the wild hinterlands of a new season. In this episode, I'm exploring how letting go of what we know and embracing mystery is essential to living lives that are deep and interesting to us. If you enjoyed this episode, please help get it to others by subscribing, rating the show, or sharing it with a friend! You can also pitch in to support the show once or monthly at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/meganleatherman To purchase a “Living the Seasons” Winter journal or my book, Winter at Work, click here: https://awildnewwork.com/shop

[Content Warning]: Child sexual abuseToday, Jan is joined by Jackie Durnin, the visionary founder of Hinterland Health Retreat, a world-first rehabilitation facility that combines revolutionary neuro-technology with leading holistic therapies to offer a truly personalized and transformative experience. Jackie's story is one of profound resilience and transformation. After enduring trauma and sexual abuse, she embarked on a journey to find effective ways to manage stress, anxiety, and PTSD. This quest led her to become an EFT practitioner and counselor, with over 15 years of experience working both nationally in Australia and internationally at rehabilitation centers, health retreats, and in private practice. Jackie is here to share her profound journey of resilience and transformation after experiencing childhood trauma. Jackie and Jan discuss the importance of holistic healing approaches, including emotional freedom techniques (EFT) and neurotechnology, in processing trauma and creating a safe environment for healing. She emphasizes the significance of safety, empowerment, and aftercare in the healing process, and introduces her retreat, Hinterland Health Retreat, which aims to provide a comprehensive healing experience for individuals dealing with trauma and addiction.How To Keep An Eye On Jackie and Hinterland Health Retreat:HinterlandHealthRetreat.com Instagram: @hinterlandhealthretreat Facebook: HinterlandHealthRetreatIf you or someone you know is experiencing emotional distress or suicidal ideation, please access the resources below:National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: Call/Text 988National Sexual Assault Hotline  (RAINN) : 1-800-656-HOPE (4673)National Alliance for Mental Illness: 1-800-950-6264Subscribe / Support / Contact:

Closer than ever to finding her father, Thora Koldottir enters the dark forest of The Hinterlands. Music: tunereel.com A very special thanks to Meggan Amos for being the voice of Thora Kolddotir. Be sure to check out Meggan's projects: ⁠Ghost Show Podcast⁠ ⁠Meggaverse⁠ If you're interested in more on the mechanics of the ⁠Ironsworn ⁠system, I highly recommend the ⁠Ask The Oracle Podcast⁠ featuring the creator.

Den Schornstein fegen, das Hinterland entdecken, die Hintertür benutzen, den geheimen Garten erkunden - Für Anal-Sex gibt es viele Euphemismen, trotzdem ist er in vielen heterosexuellen Beziehungen ein Tabuthema. Wir wollen mit dieser traurigen Tradition brechen. Zu Anal gehört viel mehr als penetrativer Sex und wenn man ihn richtig angeht, hält er viele aufregende Überraschungen bereit. Hört gut zu, wenn uns Sexualtherapeutin Dania Schiftan erklärt, how to Anal. Danias neuestes Buch "Das Comeback deiner Lust" findet ihr hier: https://www.piper.de/buecher/das-comeback-deiner-lust-isbn-978-3-492-06537-5 Hört auch gerne in Danias Podcast "Release" rein: https://open.spotify.com/show/46jvSTGW8kmgDq9TLF9TSg?si=a76c683834ae4b74 Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/beste_freundinnen Du möchtest Werbung in diesem Podcast schalten? Dann erfahre hier mehr über die Werbemöglichkeiten bei Seven.One Audio: https://www.seven.one/portfolio/sevenone-audio

PSALM 16Today, the psalmist invites us to cultivate our hinterland — the place that is set apart from the incessant demands and realities of daily life. How do we cultivate joy and trust in God's presence, even with these demands? How does this practice help us face life with authenticity and wisdom?

Don't worry, we haven't finished yet! We're continuing our playthrough of Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree with a trip to see Commander Gaius and the many fingers of the Hinterlands. Play with us! Group and Multiplayer password: "Standard". Group 2 password (for those who may not have switched over yet) "Edish".  This is Standard Edish, your favorite video game, book club podcast, where standard people play through the standard edition of a video game, like Elden Ring, and discuss it bit by bit. So if you're looking for an Elden Ring podcast, you just found it. This just might be the very best video game podcast on the whole standard internet.  Support us: patreon.com/standardedish Buy us a round:⁠ ⁠⁠StandardEdish.com⁠⁠⁠ Get ya Merch: ⁠StandardEdish.com⁠ Music by Nick Bohl

"Don't give up on therapy, the right fit is out there" - Jackie Durnin, Founder of Hinterland Health Retreat & EFT Practitioner. In this kōrero, Jackie shares her journey from trauma to healing, emphasizing the importance of integrating traditional and alternative therapies for mental health. She discusses her new venture, Hinterland Health Retreat, which focuses on holistic healing approaches, including the Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT). Jackie highlights the significance of addressing both mind and body in the healing process and encourages listeners to explore various therapeutic options without giving up, even after challenging experiences. We also touch on societal perceptions of mental health and the need for authenticity in therapy. TW This kōrero does touch upon subjects including trauma, depression, addiction, and sexual assault. Please be mindful of your possible triggers and skip this episode if you need to; also be considerate of others when listening. Listen to the full interview on Spotify, iHeart Radio, or Apple Podcasts. #eft #therapy #healing #trauma #motivation #mindful #counsellor #holisitc #australia #aotearoa #podcast #mentalperformance #tallpoppytalk #mentalhealthmatters #quote #therapeutic

  Die Region Halland liegt im Südwesten Schwedens zwischen Malmö und Göteborg. Sie ist eine Küstenregion mit weiten Stränden und kleinen Fjorden. Sie hat aber auch ein Hinterland mit dichten Wäldern, großen Seen, kristallklaren Flüssen und Bächen. Viele bezeichnen die Region als das Bilderbuch-Schweden. Audiotraveller Henry Barchet reist in den kommenden drei Episoden durch Halland und lernt dabei die Region aus den unterschiedlichsten Blickwinkeln kennen. Mehr Informationen unter Willkommen in Halland! - Visit Halland .  

Samuel Curatolo folgte vor zehn Jahren seiner grossen Liebe nach Australien. Heute lebt er mit seiner Frau Amy und den beiden Kindern an der berühmten Sunshine Coast im Bundesstaat Queensland. Ihr Haus liegt in der Nähe der noblen Ortschaft Noosa: «Man nennt es das St. Tropez von Australien.» Samuel Curatolo aus Sirnach (TG) lernte seine australische Frau Amy bei der Arbeit kennen. Die beiden waren für eine Firma tätig, die Sprachaufenthalte im Ausland anbietet. Samuel Curatolo arbeitete im Marketingbereich von der Schweiz aus. Amy sass auf der anderen Seite der Welt, in Australien. Auf zwei weit voneinander entfernten Kontinenten zu Hause, hat es trotzdem zwischen den beiden gehörig gefunkt: «Amy reiste mal geschäftlich nach Brasilien. Da wusste ich, das ist die grosse Chance, sie kennen zu lernen!» Heute lebt die Familie an der Sunshine Coast, wo Amy aufgewachsen ist. «In Australien hat man vor allem viel Platz» Das grosse Haus mit viel Umschwung liegt im Hinterland der Sunshine Coast. «In Australien hat man einfach viel Platz. Das gefällt mir», sagt Samuel Curatolo. Trotzdem spielt die Familie mit dem Gedanken wieder nach Europa zurückzukehren: «Seit der Pandemie ist alles sehr teuer geworden in Australien. Die Lebenskosten explodieren regelrecht.» Aktuell besuchen sie Samuels Familie in Italien und in der Schweiz: «Der Rückflug ist gebucht, aber wer weiss, wie alles kommt. Wir lassen uns überraschen!»

Dr. Ferghal Armstrong, sits down with Jackie Durnan, the founder of the Hinterland Health Retreat, to explore how a holistic approach addressing mind, body, and spirit can revolutionise your mental health and wellbeing.Jackie shares her deeply personal journey from trauma to healing, emphasising the incredible potential of using modalities like EFT, red light therapy, and specialised nutrition to heal the mind and body. We dive into the types of patients who would benefit from this retreat, including those dealing with anxiety, depression, and addiction, and how these innovative therapies can help transform lives.In this video, you'll learn about the powerful neurotechnologies used at Jackie's retreat, like the meditation chair and the PEMF pod. We'll discuss the importance of gut health and how a nutritious diet tailored to your needs can significantly influence your mental wellbeing. If you've ever struggled with mental health issues or are looking for a comprehensive approach to healing trauma, this episode is just for you!https://hinterlandhealthretreat.com/

2024 is promptly forgotten as Assassin's Creed Shadows has been delayed and, more importantly, Ghost of Yotei has been announced. In the present, undefined time, Chamberlain is still working his way through Dungeons of Hinterland, which has moved far beyond mediocre dungeon crawling into political intrigue and the failings of a tourism based economy. No really. Alex shrinks down to Grounded because he wasn't scared enough of spiders. And Chance stopped playing Star Wars Outlaws just long enough to download Ghost of Tsushima and remember what good combat feels like.

Die Ukrainer greifen Munitionsdepots im russischen Hinterland und stören so den Nachschub für die russischen Truppen an der Front. Ex-General Erhard Bühler hält das für einen erfolgversprechenden Ansatz.

Es ist ein hoch umstrittener Deal: Italien bringt demnächst Migranten nach Albanien, damit sie dort – vor den Toren Europas – ihre Asylverfahren durchlaufen. Das Lager steht weitab im Hinterland, ist eingezäunt.

Russland attackiert die Ukraine aus dem sicheren, russischen Hinterland. Westliche Waffen, um darauf zu reagieren gibt es. Sollte der Westen dem Einsatz zustimmen? Sollten weiterhin Waffen geliefert werden? Moderation: Ralph Erdenberger Von WDR 5.

Festival season is still kicking...as is RooHamm! Before we hibernate for the off-season we decided to hop on for a quick, not so quick chat about our experience with Hinterland 2024 in St.Charles, IA. 

Gezielt greift die Ukraine die Treibstoffversorgung des russischen Militärs auch im Hinterland an. Nun soll ein großer Hafen in Südrussland getroffen worden sein. https://gjw.one/rnugfc

Das heftige Unwetter von Ende Juni hat im Wallis hat deutliche Spuren hinterlassen. Nicht nur in den Seitentälern, sondern auch in Siders, wo unter anderem das Industriegelände zweier Aluminium-Werke überflutet wurde. Was eine der Firmen jetzt vom Kanton fordert. Weitere Themen: Stress, Leistungsdruck, Überforderung. Der Druck auf junge Menschen auch in der Schweiz hat zugenommen. So stark, dass viele unter psychischen Störungen leiden. Am stärksten betroffen sind junge Frauen zwischen 15 und 24 Jahren. Jede fünfte von ihnen gab bei der letzten Gesundheitsbefragung des Bundes an, sie leide unter einer Angststörung. Tausende Jugendliche halten im Dörfchen Givrins im Waadtländer Hinterland eine Art Highland-Games ab. Sie messen sich in Sportarten wie Seilziehen, Sackhüpfen, Volleyball, Fussball und im Schiessen. Und sie machen kräftig Party. 19 Tage dauert die Megafete, 130'000 Besuchende werden erwartet.

Here's the SCOOP ... your cheat sheet for the week ahead.     Small bites of high-quality information on a smattering of important topics including the Olympics, medical discoveries, the economy, the Middle East, U.S naval strength, ISIS, Syria, the presidential election and an announcement from Microsoft.      ---  ✓ 1:00: The next generation and the Olympics. ✓ 4:00: Now you know ... Olympics edition.  ✓ 6:00: Jordan Chiles' medal drama.  ✓ 11:00: Two new medical discoveries.   ✓ 16:00: The stock market.   ✓ 20:00: How do you define “recession”?  ✓ 21:00: Why inflation feels so stuck. ✓ 24:00: U.S. soldiers injured in Iraq.   ✓ 26:00: Submarines and U.S. Naval strength.  ✓ 28:00: Why we're talking about ISIS and Syria.  ✓ 34:00: A scheduled presidential debate.   ✓ 37:00: On your radar: Microsoft's announcement re: election interference.   ✓ 39:00: Staying media savvy.   ✓ 41:00: Thank you for your support.     SHOW NOTES     The 40-Day Social Media Fast by Wendy Speake    FDA Approves First-Ever Nasal Spray for Severe Allergic Reactions (SmartHER News)    NEW STUDY: Weight Loss Injections Could Reduce Obesity-Associated Cancers (SmartHER News)    Five Detained in Connection with Iraq Airbase Attack Injuring U.S. Troops (SmartHER News)    In Syria's Hinterlands, the U.S. Wages a Hidden Campaign Against a Resurgent Islamic State (The Wall Street Journal)      SUPPORT OUR MISSION     If you'd like to help support SmartHER News' mission of a free, independent, nonpartisan press – here's how you can become a SCOOP insider: https://www.scoop.smarthernews.com/get-the-inside-scoop/     Instagram: Instagram.com/SmartHERNews   Website: SmartHERNews.com   YouTube Channel: YouTube.com/SmartHERNews 

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Jim and A.M. Hickman trade stories about the pleasures and tribulations of hitchhiking. They discuss Andy & his wife's recent hitchhiking honeymoon, how he started hitchhiking as a teenager, growing up in Utica, New York, the Adirondacks, multi-generational itchy-foot syndrome, "hobo college," Jim's earliest hitchhiking experience, hitchhiking on the East Coast, crazy happenings, fertilized chicken eggs, a four-year-old driver, psychoactive chemicals, a shift against hitchhiking in the Eighties, post-Covid leeriness, the decline in hitchhiking, finding odd jobs, the low cost of living on the road, Mormon country, ultra-light gear, the diversity of America's traveling homeless, sleeping in a Honda Civic on a freight train, rescuing a fourteen-year-old hitchhiker in Eureka, California, and much more. Episode Transcript Hickman's Hinterlands (Substack) A.M. Hickman is an itinerant geographer from the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains. He writes on Substack at Hickman's Hinterlands.

GET YOUR TICKETS TO WILL YOU MISS ME?---Liza Bielby – Co-Director, The Hinterlands – works in the space between hyper-local and global cultural expression. She is a fastidious physical performer and a multi-disciplinary translator. She lives for a good laugh and loves great quantities of stuff. Liza is a former Fulbright Scholar, a student of the Sichuan Chuanju Academy (now Sichuan Vocational College of Art), a graduate of the Dell'Arte International School of Physical Theatre, a board member of the Bangla School of Music, and a professor of movement at Wayne State University Maggie Allesee Department of Theatre and Dance.  Call Zak on the advice show hotline @ 844-935-BEST---Wanna help Zak continue making this show? Become a Best Advice Show Patron @ https://www.patreon.com/bestadviceshow---Share this episode on IG @BestAdviceShow

This week, Millie and Danielle discuss CHRISTINE (2016) and CATCH ME IF YOU CAN (2002), potential business ideas, and how hard it is to scam now. To see a full ISWYD movie list, check out our Letterboxd here: https://letterboxd.com/isawwhatyoudid/films/diary/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices