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On this episode, rural sociologist Dr. Irna Hofman explores how Tajikistan's cotton fields illuminate shifting power dynamics in Central Asia, historically and in the present. She discusses how the Soviet Union once showcased cotton production to visiting delegations—particularly from Muslim-majority countries—as evidence of its development model. Now, as global powers, including Russia, China, and the EU, vie for influence in the region, cotton has again become a strategic commodity—used to forge political ties, secure resources, and drive infrastructure projects. Hofman highlights local communities' active role in shaping these developments, emphasizing that rural landscapes are not simply backdrops for a “New Great Game,” but sites where broader geopolitical forces and grassroots agency intersect. Through her long-term fieldwork, she illustrates how Tajik farmers navigate and negotiate these overlapping external interests, and in doing so, reframe Central Asia's future amidst geopolitical tensions. Dr. Hofman specializes in agrarian and social change in Central Asia, where she has worked since 2012. She completed post-doctoral research at Oxford's Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies as part of an ERC-funded project "China, law and development." In 2019, she obtained her Ph.D. from Leiden University in the Netherlands with a dissertation focused on the political economy of agrarian transformation in Tajikistan: "Cotton, control, and continuity in disguise: The political economy of agrarian transformation in lowland Tajikistan." Her research interests span political economy, political ecology, and political sociology. In recent years, she has focused on rural labour, gender, and commodity politics. Dr. Hofman is completing a monograph based on her dissertation and post-doctoral research projects. Her research agenda for the coming years centers on the rural everyday of geopolitics, focusing on China's growing assertiveness in the global agrifood regime, shifting geographies of production, and rural labour. Dr Irna Hofman | School of Geography and the Environment | University of Oxford @irnahofman Resources: Hofman, I. (2024) Seeds of empire or seeds of friendship? The politics of the diffusion of Chinese crop seeds in Tajikistan. Journal of Agrarian Change, 24(2): e12581. Hofman, I. (2022) Tajikistan. The people's map of global China Hofman, I. (2021) Migration, crop diversification, and adverse incorporation: Understanding the repertoire of contention in rural Tajikistan. Canadian Journal of Development Studies, 42(4): 499-518. Hofman, I. (2021). Chinese cotton diplomacy in Tajikistan: greasing the ties by reviving the cotton economy. Research Brief. Hofman, I. (2018). Politics or profits along the “Silk Road”: What drives Chinese farms in Tajikistan and helps them thrive? In The Geoeconomics and Geopolitics of Chinese Development and Investment in Asia, pp. 183-208. Routledge. 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

On this episode, rural sociologist Dr. Irna Hofman explores how Tajikistan's cotton fields illuminate shifting power dynamics in Central Asia, historically and in the present. She discusses how the Soviet Union once showcased cotton production to visiting delegations—particularly from Muslim-majority countries—as evidence of its development model. Now, as global powers, including Russia, China, and the EU, vie for influence in the region, cotton has again become a strategic commodity—used to forge political ties, secure resources, and drive infrastructure projects. Hofman highlights local communities' active role in shaping these developments, emphasizing that rural landscapes are not simply backdrops for a “New Great Game,” but sites where broader geopolitical forces and grassroots agency intersect. Through her long-term fieldwork, she illustrates how Tajik farmers navigate and negotiate these overlapping external interests, and in doing so, reframe Central Asia's future amidst geopolitical tensions. Dr. Hofman specializes in agrarian and social change in Central Asia, where she has worked since 2012. She completed post-doctoral research at Oxford's Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies as part of an ERC-funded project "China, law and development." In 2019, she obtained her Ph.D. from Leiden University in the Netherlands with a dissertation focused on the political economy of agrarian transformation in Tajikistan: "Cotton, control, and continuity in disguise: The political economy of agrarian transformation in lowland Tajikistan." Her research interests span political economy, political ecology, and political sociology. In recent years, she has focused on rural labour, gender, and commodity politics. Dr. Hofman is completing a monograph based on her dissertation and post-doctoral research projects. Her research agenda for the coming years centers on the rural everyday of geopolitics, focusing on China's growing assertiveness in the global agrifood regime, shifting geographies of production, and rural labour. Dr Irna Hofman | School of Geography and the Environment | University of Oxford @irnahofman Resources: Hofman, I. (2024) Seeds of empire or seeds of friendship? The politics of the diffusion of Chinese crop seeds in Tajikistan. Journal of Agrarian Change, 24(2): e12581. Hofman, I. (2022) Tajikistan. The people's map of global China Hofman, I. (2021) Migration, crop diversification, and adverse incorporation: Understanding the repertoire of contention in rural Tajikistan. Canadian Journal of Development Studies, 42(4): 499-518. Hofman, I. (2021). Chinese cotton diplomacy in Tajikistan: greasing the ties by reviving the cotton economy. Research Brief. Hofman, I. (2018). Politics or profits along the “Silk Road”: What drives Chinese farms in Tajikistan and helps them thrive? In The Geoeconomics and Geopolitics of Chinese Development and Investment in Asia, pp. 183-208. Routledge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/political-science

On this episode, rural sociologist Dr. Irna Hofman explores how Tajikistan's cotton fields illuminate shifting power dynamics in Central Asia, historically and in the present. She discusses how the Soviet Union once showcased cotton production to visiting delegations—particularly from Muslim-majority countries—as evidence of its development model. Now, as global powers, including Russia, China, and the EU, vie for influence in the region, cotton has again become a strategic commodity—used to forge political ties, secure resources, and drive infrastructure projects. Hofman highlights local communities' active role in shaping these developments, emphasizing that rural landscapes are not simply backdrops for a “New Great Game,” but sites where broader geopolitical forces and grassroots agency intersect. Through her long-term fieldwork, she illustrates how Tajik farmers navigate and negotiate these overlapping external interests, and in doing so, reframe Central Asia's future amidst geopolitical tensions. Dr. Hofman specializes in agrarian and social change in Central Asia, where she has worked since 2012. She completed post-doctoral research at Oxford's Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies as part of an ERC-funded project "China, law and development." In 2019, she obtained her Ph.D. from Leiden University in the Netherlands with a dissertation focused on the political economy of agrarian transformation in Tajikistan: "Cotton, control, and continuity in disguise: The political economy of agrarian transformation in lowland Tajikistan." Her research interests span political economy, political ecology, and political sociology. In recent years, she has focused on rural labour, gender, and commodity politics. Dr. Hofman is completing a monograph based on her dissertation and post-doctoral research projects. Her research agenda for the coming years centers on the rural everyday of geopolitics, focusing on China's growing assertiveness in the global agrifood regime, shifting geographies of production, and rural labour. Dr Irna Hofman | School of Geography and the Environment | University of Oxford @irnahofman Resources: Hofman, I. (2024) Seeds of empire or seeds of friendship? The politics of the diffusion of Chinese crop seeds in Tajikistan. Journal of Agrarian Change, 24(2): e12581. Hofman, I. (2022) Tajikistan. The people's map of global China Hofman, I. (2021) Migration, crop diversification, and adverse incorporation: Understanding the repertoire of contention in rural Tajikistan. Canadian Journal of Development Studies, 42(4): 499-518. Hofman, I. (2021). Chinese cotton diplomacy in Tajikistan: greasing the ties by reviving the cotton economy. Research Brief. Hofman, I. (2018). Politics or profits along the “Silk Road”: What drives Chinese farms in Tajikistan and helps them thrive? In The Geoeconomics and Geopolitics of Chinese Development and Investment in Asia, pp. 183-208. Routledge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/central-asian-studies

On this episode, rural sociologist Dr. Irna Hofman explores how Tajikistan's cotton fields illuminate shifting power dynamics in Central Asia, historically and in the present. She discusses how the Soviet Union once showcased cotton production to visiting delegations—particularly from Muslim-majority countries—as evidence of its development model. Now, as global powers, including Russia, China, and the EU, vie for influence in the region, cotton has again become a strategic commodity—used to forge political ties, secure resources, and drive infrastructure projects. Hofman highlights local communities' active role in shaping these developments, emphasizing that rural landscapes are not simply backdrops for a “New Great Game,” but sites where broader geopolitical forces and grassroots agency intersect. Through her long-term fieldwork, she illustrates how Tajik farmers navigate and negotiate these overlapping external interests, and in doing so, reframe Central Asia's future amidst geopolitical tensions. Dr. Hofman specializes in agrarian and social change in Central Asia, where she has worked since 2012. She completed post-doctoral research at Oxford's Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies as part of an ERC-funded project "China, law and development." In 2019, she obtained her Ph.D. from Leiden University in the Netherlands with a dissertation focused on the political economy of agrarian transformation in Tajikistan: "Cotton, control, and continuity in disguise: The political economy of agrarian transformation in lowland Tajikistan." Her research interests span political economy, political ecology, and political sociology. In recent years, she has focused on rural labour, gender, and commodity politics. Dr. Hofman is completing a monograph based on her dissertation and post-doctoral research projects. Her research agenda for the coming years centers on the rural everyday of geopolitics, focusing on China's growing assertiveness in the global agrifood regime, shifting geographies of production, and rural labour. Dr Irna Hofman | School of Geography and the Environment | University of Oxford @irnahofman Resources: Hofman, I. (2024) Seeds of empire or seeds of friendship? The politics of the diffusion of Chinese crop seeds in Tajikistan. Journal of Agrarian Change, 24(2): e12581. Hofman, I. (2022) Tajikistan. The people's map of global China Hofman, I. (2021) Migration, crop diversification, and adverse incorporation: Understanding the repertoire of contention in rural Tajikistan. Canadian Journal of Development Studies, 42(4): 499-518. Hofman, I. (2021). Chinese cotton diplomacy in Tajikistan: greasing the ties by reviving the cotton economy. Research Brief. Hofman, I. (2018). Politics or profits along the “Silk Road”: What drives Chinese farms in Tajikistan and helps them thrive? In The Geoeconomics and Geopolitics of Chinese Development and Investment in Asia, pp. 183-208. Routledge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/world-affairs

On this episode, rural sociologist Dr. Irna Hofman explores how Tajikistan's cotton fields illuminate shifting power dynamics in Central Asia, historically and in the present. She discusses how the Soviet Union once showcased cotton production to visiting delegations—particularly from Muslim-majority countries—as evidence of its development model. Now, as global powers, including Russia, China, and the EU, vie for influence in the region, cotton has again become a strategic commodity—used to forge political ties, secure resources, and drive infrastructure projects. Hofman highlights local communities' active role in shaping these developments, emphasizing that rural landscapes are not simply backdrops for a “New Great Game,” but sites where broader geopolitical forces and grassroots agency intersect. Through her long-term fieldwork, she illustrates how Tajik farmers navigate and negotiate these overlapping external interests, and in doing so, reframe Central Asia's future amidst geopolitical tensions. Dr. Hofman specializes in agrarian and social change in Central Asia, where she has worked since 2012. She completed post-doctoral research at Oxford's Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies as part of an ERC-funded project "China, law and development." In 2019, she obtained her Ph.D. from Leiden University in the Netherlands with a dissertation focused on the political economy of agrarian transformation in Tajikistan: "Cotton, control, and continuity in disguise: The political economy of agrarian transformation in lowland Tajikistan." Her research interests span political economy, political ecology, and political sociology. In recent years, she has focused on rural labour, gender, and commodity politics. Dr. Hofman is completing a monograph based on her dissertation and post-doctoral research projects. Her research agenda for the coming years centers on the rural everyday of geopolitics, focusing on China's growing assertiveness in the global agrifood regime, shifting geographies of production, and rural labour. Dr Irna Hofman | School of Geography and the Environment | University of Oxford @irnahofman Resources: Hofman, I. (2024) Seeds of empire or seeds of friendship? The politics of the diffusion of Chinese crop seeds in Tajikistan. Journal of Agrarian Change, 24(2): e12581. Hofman, I. (2022) Tajikistan. The people's map of global China Hofman, I. (2021) Migration, crop diversification, and adverse incorporation: Understanding the repertoire of contention in rural Tajikistan. Canadian Journal of Development Studies, 42(4): 499-518. Hofman, I. (2021). Chinese cotton diplomacy in Tajikistan: greasing the ties by reviving the cotton economy. Research Brief. Hofman, I. (2018). Politics or profits along the “Silk Road”: What drives Chinese farms in Tajikistan and helps them thrive? In The Geoeconomics and Geopolitics of Chinese Development and Investment in Asia, pp. 183-208. Routledge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/economics

On this episode, rural sociologist Dr. Irna Hofman explores how Tajikistan's cotton fields illuminate shifting power dynamics in Central Asia, historically and in the present. She discusses how the Soviet Union once showcased cotton production to visiting delegations—particularly from Muslim-majority countries—as evidence of its development model. Now, as global powers, including Russia, China, and the EU, vie for influence in the region, cotton has again become a strategic commodity—used to forge political ties, secure resources, and drive infrastructure projects. Hofman highlights local communities' active role in shaping these developments, emphasizing that rural landscapes are not simply backdrops for a “New Great Game,” but sites where broader geopolitical forces and grassroots agency intersect. Through her long-term fieldwork, she illustrates how Tajik farmers navigate and negotiate these overlapping external interests, and in doing so, reframe Central Asia's future amidst geopolitical tensions. Dr. Hofman specializes in agrarian and social change in Central Asia, where she has worked since 2012. She completed post-doctoral research at Oxford's Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies as part of an ERC-funded project "China, law and development." In 2019, she obtained her Ph.D. from Leiden University in the Netherlands with a dissertation focused on the political economy of agrarian transformation in Tajikistan: "Cotton, control, and continuity in disguise: The political economy of agrarian transformation in lowland Tajikistan." Her research interests span political economy, political ecology, and political sociology. In recent years, she has focused on rural labour, gender, and commodity politics. Dr. Hofman is completing a monograph based on her dissertation and post-doctoral research projects. Her research agenda for the coming years centers on the rural everyday of geopolitics, focusing on China's growing assertiveness in the global agrifood regime, shifting geographies of production, and rural labour. Dr Irna Hofman | School of Geography and the Environment | University of Oxford @irnahofman Resources: Hofman, I. (2024) Seeds of empire or seeds of friendship? The politics of the diffusion of Chinese crop seeds in Tajikistan. Journal of Agrarian Change, 24(2): e12581. Hofman, I. (2022) Tajikistan. The people's map of global China Hofman, I. (2021) Migration, crop diversification, and adverse incorporation: Understanding the repertoire of contention in rural Tajikistan. Canadian Journal of Development Studies, 42(4): 499-518. Hofman, I. (2021). Chinese cotton diplomacy in Tajikistan: greasing the ties by reviving the cotton economy. Research Brief. Hofman, I. (2018). Politics or profits along the “Silk Road”: What drives Chinese farms in Tajikistan and helps them thrive? In The Geoeconomics and Geopolitics of Chinese Development and Investment in Asia, pp. 183-208. Routledge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode, rural sociologist Dr. Irna Hofman explores how Tajikistan's cotton fields illuminate shifting power dynamics in Central Asia, historically and in the present. She discusses how the Soviet Union once showcased cotton production to visiting delegations—particularly from Muslim-majority countries—as evidence of its development model. Now, as global powers, including Russia, China, and the EU, vie for influence in the region, cotton has again become a strategic commodity—used to forge political ties, secure resources, and drive infrastructure projects. Hofman highlights local communities' active role in shaping these developments, emphasizing that rural landscapes are not simply backdrops for a “New Great Game,” but sites where broader geopolitical forces and grassroots agency intersect. Through her long-term fieldwork, she illustrates how Tajik farmers navigate and negotiate these overlapping external interests, and in doing so, reframe Central Asia's future amidst geopolitical tensions. Dr. Hofman specializes in agrarian and social change in Central Asia, where she has worked since 2012. She completed post-doctoral research at Oxford's Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies as part of an ERC-funded project "China, law and development." In 2019, she obtained her Ph.D. from Leiden University in the Netherlands with a dissertation focused on the political economy of agrarian transformation in Tajikistan: "Cotton, control, and continuity in disguise: The political economy of agrarian transformation in lowland Tajikistan." Her research interests span political economy, political ecology, and political sociology. In recent years, she has focused on rural labour, gender, and commodity politics. Dr. Hofman is completing a monograph based on her dissertation and post-doctoral research projects. Her research agenda for the coming years centers on the rural everyday of geopolitics, focusing on China's growing assertiveness in the global agrifood regime, shifting geographies of production, and rural labour. Dr Irna Hofman | School of Geography and the Environment | University of Oxford @irnahofman Resources: Hofman, I. (2024) Seeds of empire or seeds of friendship? The politics of the diffusion of Chinese crop seeds in Tajikistan. Journal of Agrarian Change, 24(2): e12581. Hofman, I. (2022) Tajikistan. The people's map of global China Hofman, I. (2021) Migration, crop diversification, and adverse incorporation: Understanding the repertoire of contention in rural Tajikistan. Canadian Journal of Development Studies, 42(4): 499-518. Hofman, I. (2021). Chinese cotton diplomacy in Tajikistan: greasing the ties by reviving the cotton economy. Research Brief. Hofman, I. (2018). Politics or profits along the “Silk Road”: What drives Chinese farms in Tajikistan and helps them thrive? In The Geoeconomics and Geopolitics of Chinese Development and Investment in Asia, pp. 183-208. Routledge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hostem Brambory s vejcem byl herec Jan Hofman, kterému je bližší mikina než tepláky. Rodák z Třeboně se svěřil, že na tomto malebném městě jsou nejhorší cyklisté, ale má tam zase fajn kamarády. Dozvěděli jsme se od něj ale i to, že nepoužívá závěsy a žije vůči sousedům otevřený život.

Participe do Pix Modalidade em: podcastbelgrado@gmail.comA KTO é o melhor lugar para você fazer sua aposta. KTO.bet.br - apenas para maiores de 18 anos. Jogue com responsabilidade.Assine o conteúdo exclusivo do Café Belgrado em www.cafebelgrado.com.br e tenha acesso a uma variedade de séries exclusivas que vão te encantar:Aproveite o cupom: cafebelgrado em www.pholias.com.br e tenha 20% de desconto! É oferta por tempo limitado!!Amanhã Vai Ser Outro Dia, O Reinado, The Next Dance: A História de Luka Doncic, Belgramadness, El Gringo, BelgraVerso, MIP Hunters, Esquema de Pirâmide, F.A.D.I.N.H.A., Wemby Watch e muitos outros conteúdos empolgantes que estão esperando por você!Read less

V jeho světě donedávna neexistoval žádný pervitin. Donedávna! Jan Hofman je skvělý divadelní herec, ale svou první opravdu velkou filmovou roli dostal až nyní, ve svých osmatřiceti letech. A hned je z toho skvělý, nečekaný úspěch – Hofman je hlavní postavou dočerna vysmažené komedieNa plech, kterou za tři týdny vidělo přes 150 tisíc diváků.„Já věděl, že má režisér Márty Pohl slušnou fanouškovskou základnu a že přijdou všichni, kteří ho mají rádi coby Řezníka. Překvapilo mě ale, jaká spousta dalších lidí chodí vyloženě kvůli filmu. Jednoduše proto, že si cení Mártyho odvážného přístupu.“Márty Pohl má stále ještě doznívající pověst extrémisty, ale ta je dost vzdálená realitě. Například právě Jana Hofmana objevil vyloženě díky tomu, že má kulturní přehled a před deseti lety chodíval do pražského Divadla Komedie.„Hráli jsme tam tehdy jak komedie, tak i psychologická dramata, tak si všiml, že v sobě mám žánrový rozptyl, který ho baví. Když jsme se vzájemně představili, nejdřív jsem nevěděl, o koho jde, ale vzápětí mi došlo, že dělá Mártyho frky, které zbožňuju,“ vzpomíná Hofman, který je sám taky ilustrátorem. Za sebou má například práci na knizeKafe a cigárko od své kolegyně Marušky Doležalové nebo obálky k mnoha knihám novináře jménem Tuvia Tenenbom. „Až pak jsem zjistil, že to je zároveň i ten rapující týpek s maskou, prostě Márty byl a bude plný překvapení.“Režisér Pohl mu už tehdy nabídl hlavní roli ve filmuProkopat se ven, popisujícím to nejdivočejší a nejulepenější dění v Praze devadesátých let, ale tento opus nakonec pro nedostatek financí nikdy nevznikl. „Zpětně vzato je to asi dobře,“ myslí si Hofman. „Právě po tomhle zklamání se Márty rozhodl natočitPárty Hárd, a díky jeho úspěchu nakonec mohl vzniknoutNa plech.“Hofman je vlastně jediná zásadní postava filmu, která nepůsobí chorobně nebo šíleně. Vystudovaný ekonom se dostane na Šluknovsko mezi komunitu romských feťáků a vařičů pervitinu, takže se následující hodinu a půl hlavně všemu diví na desítky různých způsobů. I on ale například natáčel scénu, v níž musel bizarně vykonat velkou potřebu v kanceláři. „Rodiče zatím tvrdí, že na ten film radši nepůjdou,“ směje se.V podcastuHost Reportéra mimo jiné Jan Hofman hovoří právě o rodičích a o vyrůstání na třeboňském zámku, kde dělal jeho otec kastelána. „Vůbec první peníze jsem jako kluk vydělal v pokladně naší expoziceStrašidla, kde jsem dlouhé hodiny musel poslouchat hejkalovo hejkání.“Nerad vzpomíná na víkendová rána, kdy ho nebudilo hejkání, nýbrž kejhání pávů vítajících slunce.Hofmanův otec kolem sebe začal sdružovat nadšence věnující se historickému šermu nebo tanci, a tak si jedenáctiletý Honzík zahrál během oživených prohlídek pážete Petra Voka. Bavilo ho to, ale nejprve šel na gymnázium. Bylo mu ovšem jasné, že v životě nechce dělat lékaře ani právníka, dokonce ani kastelána ne, a když v šestnácti letech zjistil, že existují umělecké střední školy, přihlásil se na pražskou konzervatoř.Opustil zámek, stal se hercem, hlavně divadelním. A jak skončil o dvacet let později, to už víme: u pervitinu. Není vyloučeno, že pokud vznikne druhý dílNa plech, bude tam muset vzhledem k dosavadnímu vývoji příběhu buď fetovat, nebo bojovat s těžkou závislostí na odvykačce.

Participe do Pix Modalidade em: podcastbelgrado@gmail.comA KTO é o melhor lugar para você fazer sua aposta. KTO.bet.br - apenas para maiores de 18 anos. Jogue com responsabilidade.Assine o conteúdo exclusivo do Café Belgrado em www.cafebelgrado.com.br e tenha acesso a uma variedade de séries exclusivas que vão te encantar:Aproveite o cupom: cafebelgrado em www.pholias.com.br e tenha 20% de desconto! É oferta por tempo limitado!!Amanhã Vai Ser Outro Dia, O Reinado, The Next Dance: A História de Luka Doncic, Belgramadness, El Gringo, BelgraVerso, MIP Hunters, Esquema de Pirâmide, F.A.D.I.N.H.A., Wemby Watch e muitos outros conteúdos empolgantes que estão esperando por você!

Look who popped into the GU Cast studio this week for a chat about where we are going next with radioligand therapy (RLT) for prostate cancer! Professors Oliver Sartor (Mayo Clinic, Rochester) and Michael Hofman (Peter Mac, Melbourne), are two of the world's most pre-eminent experts in the world of RLT for prostate cancer. They were each respectively PIs  on the VISION and TheraP RCTs published in NEJM and Lancet in 2021, and both have many ongoing trials in RLT for prostate cancer. We hear in which stages of prostate cancer LuPSMA is next likely to be approved, and some discussion about exciting trials soon to read out. We also discuss other RLTs including actinium and terbium, combinations, imaging technology for patient selection, AI, and the word "cure" even gets a mention. A very entertaining and exciting discussion with two of the best in the business. Your regular hosts are Professor Declan Murphy and Dr Renu Eapen, Urologists at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Melbourne.This is a Themed Podcast supported by our Silver Partners, Novartis. Even better on our YouTube channelLinks:Michael's paper in the Journal of Nuclear Medicine:"The Hierarchy of SUVs: From Diagnostics to Therapeutics and the Pathway to Effective Theranostics"

In deze aflevering krijg je antwoord op de vraag: "Wat betekent het als ik telkens in liefdes of contacten met mannen verzeild raak die pijn doen?" Hiervoor ga ik in gesprek met Sarah Hofman de Codependentie therapeut. De vrouw die het begrip Codependentie en Relatieverslaving in Nederland en België op de kaart zette en nu anderen opleidt hierin. Herken je dat liefde pijn doet? Luister mee en ontdek waardoor dit komt. Bekijk mijn boek en bestel de bestseller.

Eva Hofman dook voor haar debuutroman Josephine in de wereld van zelfpresentatie, identiteit en sociale media. Programmamaker Katarina Schul gaat met Eva Hofman in gesprek. Hoe komt haar journalistieke achtergrond naar voren in haar literaire werk? En waarom neemt ze autofictie met een korreltje zout?Iedereen wil Josephine zijn. Dat denkt in ieder geval Eva, het hoofdpersonage uit Josephine (met niet toevallig dezelfde naam als de auteur van het boek). Eva gaat mijlenver om steeds meer op Josephine te lijken, maar raakt steeds verder verwijderd van zichzelf. Josephine is een parodie op autofictie, een boek over navelstaren, esthetiek als culturele analyse en een internet dat verzadigd is van de verhalen die we over onszelf vertellen – of die nou kloppen of niet.Eva Hofman (Amsterdam, 1995) werkt als onderzoeksjournalist en technologieverslaggever bij weekblad De Groene Amsterdammer. Ze schrijft over internetcultuur, feminisme en de macht van big tech.In deze wekelijkse talkshow van De Balie interviewen programmamakers de makers die hen inspireren. Van cabaretiers tot schrijvers en van theatermakers tot kunstenaars.De podcast wordt geïntroduceerd door programmamaker Kees Foekema.Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Pražský magistrát organizuje pravidelně Týden sportu zdarma. Oblíbená akce se bude konat i letos. Jakých se dočká změn? Co plánuje Praha na konec roku? A co mohou místní očekávat v roce 2025? Plány popsal tiskový mluvčí Magistrátu hl. m. Prahy Vít Hofman.Všechny díly podcastu K věci Štěpánky Duchkové můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Pražský magistrát organizuje pravidelně Týden sportu zdarma. Oblíbená akce se bude konat i letos. Jakých se dočká změn? Co plánuje Praha na konec roku? A co mohou místní očekávat v roce 2025? Plány popsal tiskový mluvčí Magistrátu hl. m. Prahy Vít Hofman.

Send us a textJoin Joey Pinz in this insightful conversation with Christiaan Hofman, who takes us on a journey from his roots in the Netherlands, through martial arts, and onto innovative training approaches in Texas. Christiaan shares his unconventional fitness philosophy that integrates mindset and creativity, challenging the traditional view of consistency. He emphasizes the importance of "showing up" and finding empowerment in controlling one's environment.

Show NotesChristiaan Hofman, author of To Meet Yourself, Think For Yourself and founder of Sport Naturel, is a deep thinker and dynamic coach. With a background in counseling and physical education, he blends martial arts mastery, soccer passion, and playful coaching to inspire growth, creativity, and resilience in all he works with.Quote: "Consequences can have positive attributes, even when they seem negative at first. Use them as tools to grow and expand." - Christiaan HofmanFergie's Top 5+ Knowledge Nuggets and Take-Aways:Stay Open to Change

Een NRC-stuk en een BOOS-uitzending tonen het wangedrag van Feyenoord-supporters en de verwevenheid van die hooligans met de club. Het resultaat voor de journalisten is niet alleen een sterke productie, maar ook een lading bedreigingen aan hun adres. Paul Römer, oud-directeur televisie en radio Talpa, schrok hiervan. "Hoe een kleine groep in staat is om zo'n een club in een wurggreep te houden door middel van intimidatie. Dat gaat ver." Ook liet het voor Römer de onmacht van de directies, gemeentes en overheden zien, om dit soort groepen aan te pakken. "Dat vond ik shockerend." De oud-directeur noemt het in beeld brengen dapper van Hofman en ieder die meewerkte. "Dat is natuurlijk niet zonder gevolgen, want intimidaties zullen ongetwijfeld naar een hoogtepunt gaan.' Michelle Salomons, onderzoeksjournalist Investico, stelt dat je dit soort items als freelancer toch minder aan zou pakken. "Dan sta je er vaak wel alleen voor." Een afweging die je daarbij maakt zegt Spraakmaker Ilvy Njiokiktjien, fotograaf op freelance basis. "Ik heb zelf ook wel eens een opdracht bij een Feyenoord huldiging afgeslagen, omdat ik wist dat het er zo ruig aan toe ging."  Verder hebben we het over een interview in NRC met de Franse mediahistoricus Alexis Lévrier en over de NTR waar de voltallige Raad van Toezicht is opgestapt. Eveline van Rijswijk van het Taalteam sluit het mediaforum af. Aan tafel zitten Paul Römer, Michelle Salomons en Spraakmaker Ilvy Njiokiktjien.

After a new report from the science media centre mentions that after reviewing the evidence around puberty blockers for children with gender dysphoria, the Ministry of Health is taking a more precautionary approach. Producer Yesenia spoke to paediatric endocrinologist and Professor at the University of Auckland Paul Hofman  about the multidisciplinary approach the ministry of health is wanting to approach with Puberty Blockers and the changes coming for those seeking gender affirming care. 

After a new report from the science media centre mentions that after reviewing the evidence around puberty blockers for children with gender dysphoria, the Ministry of Health is taking a more precautionary approach. Producer Yesenia spoke to paediatric endocrinologist and Professor at the University of Auckland Paul Hofman  about the multidisciplinary approach the ministry of health is wanting to approach with Puberty Blockers and the changes coming for those seeking gender affirming care. 

A 400ª edição do podcast Futebol no Mundo é AO VIVO com a participação de Gian Oddi, Ubiratan Leal, Alex Tseng, Leonardo Bertozzi e Gustavo Hofman. Nessa edição falamos de: - 2024 da seleção brasileira; - Balanço das eliminatórias sul-americanas; - Façanha de San Marino; - Definições na Nations League; - ⁠Renovação de Pep Guardiola; - ⁠Patrick Vieira no Genoa; - Tata Martino fora do Inter Miami; - ⁠Registros de Concacaf e CAN; - ⁠Japão com um pé na Copa, Uzbequistão e Iraque perto; - Alajuelense vs Fifa. #FutebolNoMundo #futebol #podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A paediatric endocrinologist believes the Health Ministry's puberty blocker stance is sensible. The Ministry's brief shows a lack of good quality evidence backing the drug's effectiveness and safety for treating gender dysphoria. It says they should only be prescribed by a clinician experienced in gender-affirming care, as part of a team offering a full range of support. Paul Hofman told Mike Hosking puberty blockers are safe and reversible, and have been used by hundreds of thousands of kids in the last 30 years. He says data on its efficacy is poor, which is down to doctors not following up on the treatment, and assuming it will work as intended. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Opgestapte NSC-staatssecretaris Nora Achahbar reageerde in Hart van Nederland op haar vertrek. Zij verklaarde niet opgestapt te zijn vanwege racistische uitspraken binnen de ministerraad, waar eerder wel de geruchten over rond gingen. De geruchten ontstonden uit anonieme bronnen vanuit de NSC zelf. Achahbar zei ook dat er talloze onwaarheden zijn verteld tegen journalisten. Onwaarheden die vervolgens werden overgenomen in kranten en op sociale media. 'Het is best wel een beetje een rommeltje', zegt Elif Isitman, politiek journalist bij WNL. Tim Hofman, programmamaker bij BNNVARA, vraagt zich af of er überhaupt gebruik zou moeten worden gemaakt van anonieme bronnen vanuit de politiek. "Zo kun je inderdaad makkelijk voor het karretje gespannen worden', zegt Isitman. "Maar als je wil weten wat er binnen een partij gebeurt, dan zal dit altijd via anonieme bronnen zijn", zegt NOS-verslaggever en Spraakmaker Sander van Hoorn. Hofman stelt dat er wel degelijk sprake van racisme is binnen de Haagse politiek, maar dat het vaak genuanceerder ligt. 'Ga niet achteroverleunen en zeggen dat er niets aan de hand is.' Dit beeld mist schakeling tussen de presentator en de commentatoren, excuses voor het ongemak. Het Mediaforum is terug te luisteren via alle streamingdiensten.

Mike Hofman is fresh off of "Entrepreneur prom" – the annual gathering of Inc.'s 5000 fastest-growing private companies. As Editor in Chief, Mike oversees the media outlet that serves as the handbook to business owners and operators. The companies gracing the pages of Inc. today will likely be on the front page of the Wall Street Journal tomorrow. On this episode of Press Profiles, Mike discusses his path from reporter to editor and eventually to the top of the masthead. We chat about some of his favorite startups (including a company where Courtney Cox is channeling Monica Geller on the road to success), the role AI is playing for young companies, how Covid created a generation of resilient companies and why young journalists should seek out the “least glamorous thing in the newsroom.”

Unlocking Wellbeing: A Conversation with Christiaan Hofman on Self-Worth, Health, and The Sport Naturel Method Did you know that people with high self-worth are more likely to take risks and pursue their dreams? It's true! When you believe in yourself, amazing things can happen! Join us for an eye-opening episode featuring Christiaan Hofman, author of "To Meet Yourself, Think For Yourself," and the visionary behind Sport Naturel and The Sport Naturel Method. Christiaan shares insights on the essential elements of self-worth, self-esteem, and self-confidence and dives deep into his innovative Defense Mechanism Model. Together, we explore the powerful links between our mental, emotional, and physical well-being—and discover practical ways to improve all three. This conversation offers essential tools to help you rethink your workouts and boost your overall health. Discover more about Christiaan's work and his transformative approach: Sport Naturel Author Page #ChristiaanHofman#SportNaturel#WellbeingUnlocked#SelfWorthJourney#DefenseMechanismModel#BoostYourConfidence#MentalHealthMatters#WellnessWisdom#TransformYourHealth#MindBodyConnection#SelfesteemMatters#PodcastInterview#hurricaneh#podcast#ihealthradio#$theembcnetwork wellness, mindfulness, mental health, motivation, holistic health, life coaching, emotional intelligence, personal development, psychology, personal growth, health, interview

Unlocking Wellbeing: A Conversation with Christiaan Hofman on Self-Worth, Health, and The Sport Naturel Method Did you know that people with high self-worth are more likely to take risks and pursue their dreams? It's true! When you believe in yourself, amazing things can happen! Join us for an eye-opening episode featuring Christiaan Hofman, author of "To Meet Yourself, Think For Yourself," and the visionary behind Sport Naturel and The Sport Naturel Method. Christiaan shares insights on the essential elements of self-worth, self-esteem, and self-confidence and dives deep into his innovative Defense Mechanism Model. Together, we explore the powerful links between our mental, emotional, and physical well-being—and discover practical ways to improve all three. This conversation offers essential tools to help you rethink your workouts and boost your overall health. Discover more about Christiaan's work and his transformative approach: Sport Naturel Author Page #ChristiaanHofman#SportNaturel#WellbeingUnlocked#SelfWorthJourney#DefenseMechanismModel#BoostYourConfidence#MentalHealthMatters#WellnessWisdom#TransformYourHealth#MindBodyConnection#SelfesteemMatters#PodcastInterview#hurricaneh#podcast#ihealthradio#$theembcnetwork wellness, mindfulness, mental health, motivation, holistic health, life coaching, emotional intelligence, personal development, psychology, personal growth, health, interview

Coach John Hofman is the Strength and Conditioning Specialist for the Guardian Resilience Team at LA Air Force Base where he oversees the strength and conditioning protocols designed to enhance improve muscular resiliency, cardiorespiratory fitness, and reduce musculoskeletal injuries in the operational environment. Prior to joining United States Space Force, Coach Hofman spent over 15 years as a Tactical Strength and Conditioning Specialist for both Law Enforcement and Fire / Rescue. In 2021 Coach Hofman was a member of the State Officer Wellness team where they were awarded an Emmy for Branding Content.In addition, Coach Hofman was the 2018 recipient of the National Strength and Conditioning Association Tactical Practitioner of the Year Award. QUOTES “Listening to the firefighters tell me all the things, regardless of it was good or bad, I actually had to open up my ears and listen to them and understand their fears and understand that, you know, I'm not here to hurt you, but actually help you overcome those roadblocks.” “Really what tactical strength and conditioning is the ability to understand that yes, we want them to think and b like athletes, but 99% of them are not athletes” “When I left Sacramento Fire Department, I asked a deputy chief who was a good friend of mine, what did I do right? And he just laughed and he goes, you gave us the option to make the best decision for ourselves.” “With tactical S&C, you have got to have a giant toolbox. You have to really know and master your basics because you'll use them predominantly all the time” SHOWNOTES 1) John's journey from sprint kayaking athlete to over 15 years in tactical strength and conditioning 2) Getting embraced by the tactical populations in different environments 3) Improving overall health in firefighters and balancing training with the need to be able to do occupational tasks on a moments notice 4) The giant toolbox needed to work in the tactical strength & conditioning space 5) Culture change tips from John's experience with firefighters and law enforcement officers 6) John's biggest lessons of working in a tactical strength and conditioning space including the 48 hour rule 7) Being “fit for duty” and managing musculoskeletal injuries in the tactical populations given the demands of the job PEOPLE MENTIONED Mick Stierli Rob Orr Tyler Christensen Jay Dawes

Affiliate marketing is an invaluable strategy for B2B SaaS companies that want to expand their reach and increase sales. In this special episode, the host of this show Grow Your B2B SaaS Podcast, Joran Hofman, founder of Reditus, hosts himself to dissect the crucial topic of affiliate marketing. By leveraging third-party affiliates—such as influencers, bloggers, and consultants—companies can promote their products or services and pay affiliates a commission for driving conversions. This indirect marketing approach lets companies tap into new audiences and grow their customer base effectively. However, to succeed in affiliate marketing for B2B SaaS companies, you need a strategic approach and a clear understanding of the different types of marketing models, including referral, affiliate, and partner marketing. Key Timecodes (00:00) - Introduction: Selling Yourself First (01:03) - Joran's Background and Journey to Reditus (02:13) - Understanding Indirect Marketing (03:29) - Explanation of Referral Marketing (04:46) - What is Affiliate Marketing? (05:55) - Partner Marketing Defined (07:06) - Common Mistakes in Affiliate Programs (09:18) - Affiliate Marketing: Not a Quick Win (10:18) - Importance of Onboarding Affiliates (11:25) - Strategies for Growing an Affiliate Program (12:33) - Competitor Analysis for Affiliate Recruitment (13:43) - Leveraging Keywords and Content (14:43) - Using Affiliate Networks (15:49) - Inviting Your User Base (16:55) - Responsibility in Affiliate Program Management (18:01) - Challenges in Growing an Affiliate Program (19:08) - Future of Affiliate Marketing (20:14) - Hybrid Deals and Long-Term Partnerships (21:24) - Advice for Growing a B2B SaaS Company to 10K MRR (22:33) - Moving from 10K MRR to 10M ARR (23:46) - Predicting Growth and Resource Needs (24:51) - Conclusion and Call to Action

A view that puberty blocker use for trans youth in New Zealand needs tighter supervision. New Zealand's use of puberty blockers is seven times higher than comparable countries. Paediatric Endocrinologist, Paul Hofman says they shouldn't be banned as they can be effective in some cases. He told Heather du Plessis-Allan it's not settled science. Hofman says the evidence for puberty blocker's efficacy is not as strong as many think. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A big day at ESMO in Barcelona today as our friend and colleague A/Professor Arun Azad presents the results of the UpFront PSMA trial for the first time. The data were revealed in the main prostate cancer session at ESMO and simultaneously published in Lancet Oncology. UpFront PSMA is a randomised controlled trial comparing ADT and docetaxel, with ADT + done + LuPSMA in men newly diagnosed high-volume mHSPC. This is a world-first readout of LuPSMA in a prospective randomised trial for mHSPC, and clearly shows a benefit.  We dive into the details today with Arun, and another friend and colleague, Professor Michael Hofman, nuc med lead for UpFront PSMA. This is a Themed Podcast supported by our Silver Partners, Novartis.Even better on our YouTube channelFull paper in Lancet Oncology here 

In today's episode, we explore the branded merchandise sphere with Amanda Hofman, CEO and co-founder of Go To Market Studio. Amanda discusses the common pitfalls businesses face in branded merchandise and emphasizes the importance of creating fashionable, cool, and interesting designs that people actually want to wear rather than plastering logos on everything.Amanda Hofman is the entrepreneur behind Go To Market Studio, a disruptive woman-owned branded merchandise company on a mission to redefine how businesses approach swag. With knowledge of the pulse of fashion and sustainability, Amanda is revolutionizing the branded merchandise industry through her innovative print-on-demand model.Connect with Amanda on:● Website: https://gotomarket.studio/● IG: https://www.instagram.com/gotomarketstudio● LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/amandagoldfinehofmanResourcesConnect with Hashtags & Habits:Website: https://www.hashtagsandhabits.comFollow us on IG: https://www.instagram.com/hashtagsandhabitspodcast/ and FB: https://www.facebook.com/hashtagsandhabitspodcast/. Check out the video version via YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@hashtagsandhabitspodcast.Follow me on IG: https://instagram.com/mdanniwhite, FB: https://www.facebook.com/mdanniwhite7, LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danniwhite/, and TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@mdanniw. If you want to be a guest or sponsor or have a question you'd like me to answer, email us at hashtagsandhabitspodcast@gmail.com. If this podcast has been helpful to you, share it with your friends, subscribe, and leave a review!

We're taking a break over the summer and bringing you our Homerun Rerun series with some of our favorite episodes from the podcast. We hope you enjoy!! In this podcast episode, Amanda Hofman, the co-founder and CEO of GoToMarket, shares her expertise on creating branded merchandise that is both beautiful and sustainable. She emphasizes the importance of translating a brand's message and values into unique and interesting designs, rather than simply slapping a logo on a product. Amanda also highlights the benefits of print-on-demand services, which eliminate the need for bulk orders and allow for customization in terms of quantity, size, shape, and color. By offering merchandise that people actually want and will keep, businesses can build stronger connections with their audience and turn them into brand ambassadors.

Conversamos con Daniel González –experto en cine–, sobre la película de estreno “Observados (The Watchers, EUA, 2024), de Ishana Shyamalan, además de unas películas de contexto como: Si yo fuera diputado (México, 1951), de Miguel M. Delgado, con Mario Moreno "Cantinflas"Las delicias del poder (México, 1998), de Iván Lipkies, con María Elena Velasco "La India María" y Pachito Rex: Me voy, pero no del todo (México, 2001), de Fabián Hofman. Con Jorge Zárate, Ernesto Gómez Cruz y Ana Ofelia Murguía, los últimos dos, grandes y emblemáticos actores que fallecieron este año. Programa transmitido 07 junio de 2024. Escucha Esto no es un noticiero con Nacho Lozano, en vivo de lunes a viernes de 1:00 p.m. a 2:00 p.m. por el 105.3 de FM. Esta es una producción de Radio Chilango.

Iniciamos la conversación con Pablo Lemus Navarro, candidato y virtual ganador de la gubernatura de Jalisco– respecto al avance en los cómputos distritales con un total de 9 mil 382 actas computadas. Pablo Lemus, de Movimiento Ciudadano, suma 1 millón 389 mil 936 votos; mientras que Claudia Delgadillo, de Morena, 1 millón 210 mil 518; lo que representa una diferencia de 179 mil 418 sufragios. Alejandro Armenta, ganador de la elección al gobierno de Puebla– nos habla de la constancia de mayoría de votos recibirá en los días siguientes y que lo acredita como el próximo gobernador del estado de Puebla, según anunció recientemente la dirigencia estatal de Morena. La estadística obtenida por Armenta Mier se traduce en el número más alto de votos que ha recibido un candidato a la gubernatura de Puebla en la historia.  Roy Campos –presidente de Mitofsky Group– nos habla acerca de Movimiento Ciudadano en la Ciudad de México duplicó en 2024 el número de votos que obtuvo en 2021 y, tras las elecciones del 2 de junio pasado, el partido naranja se perfila para ser la cuarta fuerza política en el Congreso capitalino, sólo por debajo de Morena, el Partido Acción Nacional (PAN) y el Partido Verde Ecologista de México. Daniel González –experto en cine– nos comparte información sobre la película de estreno “Observados (The Watchers, EUA, 2024), de Ishana Shyamalan, además de sus películas de contexto: Si yo fuera diputado (México, 1951), de Miguel M. Delgado, con Mario Moreno "Cantinflas"Las delicias del poder (México, 1998), de Iván Lipkies, con María Elena Velasco "La India María" y Pachito Rex: Me voy, pero no del todo (México, 2001), de Fabián Hofman. Con Jorge Zárate, Ernesto Gómez Cruz y Ana Ofelia Murguía, los últimos dos, grandes y emblemáticos actores que fallecieron este año. Programa transmitido 07 junio de 2024. Escucha Esto no es un noticiero con Nacho Lozano, en vivo de lunes a viernes de 1:00 p.m. a 2:00 p.m. por el 105.3 de FM. Esta es una producción de Radio Chilango.

Op 28 mei verschijnt het boek ‘Goede Moed' van journalist en presentator Tim Hofman. In het boek beschrijft hij vanuit zijn persoonlijke ervaring de angsten die onze samenleving in de weg zitten. Ook kijkt hij met een kritische blik naar de heersende opvattingen in de huidige maatschappij. Hofman is onder andere bekend van programma's als ‘BOOS', ‘Pak de Macht' en ‘Over Mijn Lijk'.  Presentatie: Frénk van der Linden

Sam Hofman joins the show to talk about his time at Temple and playing for Adam Fisher. He also discusses his future adventures and his YouTube channel as well.

In Wat blijft aandacht voor de Amerikaanse filosoof Judith Butler, die wereldfaam verwierf met Gender Trouble (1990) en Bodies that Matter (1993). De boeken lezen als een revolutionair pleidooi voor gendervrijheid en gendergelijkheid. Te gast is cultuurwetenschapper Margriet van Heesch. Zij schreef met De kleine Butler een toegankelijke inleiding tot Butlers baanbrekende werk en is mede-vertaler van diens nieuwste boek: Wie is er bang voor gender? Nicole Terborg praat met van Heesch over Butlers revolutionaire ideeën, die vleugels gaven aan generaties feministische en queer denkers, en de rol die gender nu speelt op het wereldtoneel. Verder in Wat blijft: muzikant Steve Albini, cabaretier George Groot en stadshistoricus Beno Hofman. In het tweede uur en de podcast van Wat blijft: Stadshistoricus van Groningen Beno Hofman werd  ‘de Indiana Jones van Groningen' genoemd. Hij maakte meer dan 400 afleveringen van Beno's stad, een rubriek op de stadszender OOG-tv. Iedereen van jong tot oud kende zijn bijdragen; hij had een zeer aanstekelijke, humoristische manier van vertellen. Nathan de Vries volgt zijn spoor terug en praat met collega's en familie: Wat blijft, na de dood van Beno Hofman? ---- Redactie radio: Laura Iwuchukwu, Nina Ramkisoen, Geerte Verduijn, Jessica Zoghary. Eindredactie: Bram Vollaers  ---     Meer over Wat blijft: https://www.human.nl/wat-blijft   Zie voor de playlist met alle muziek uit Wat blijft: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1Gu8KXUHeVhLYE9M2jKkwu?si=cf8248e5824a48e5

In this episode we are at the Foxhall Resort outside Atlanta, Georgia, to talk to Joel Hofman, the Vehicle Program Engineering Manager for the 2024 Chevrolet Traverse, which was fully updated to catch up to rivals such as the Kia Telluride and Hyundai Palisade.

In today's episode, we're joined with our guest Amanda Hofman, founder of Go to Market, a New York City-based branded merchandise studio focused on creating sustainable, high-quality promotional items that reflect a company's values and brand identity. We talk about the challenges of achieving work-life balance, the pressure and unrealistic expectations set by social media, and the importance of making intentional choices in parenting and business. Amanda shares her journey of running her second company while prioritizing her family, personal interests, and highlights the concept of 'anti-junk' branded merchandise, aiming to provide meaningful, environmentally friendly options for companies looking to engage their audience without contributing to waste. Amanda's insights into authentic living, steering clear of the hustle culture, and building a business that aligns with one's values offer valuable takeaways for us out here juggling various roles in our lives!Connect with Amanda:Website: https://gotomarket.studio/Instagram: @gotomarketstudioLinkedInSupport the Show.Connect with Ashley: Website: https://dovetaildesigns.coSupport AND/BOTH: Help us offset production costs while we're growingDovetail® Schedule Academy: https://dovetaildesigns.co/dovetail-schedule-academy Caregiver by Dovetail® App: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dovetail-co/id6449788093 Social:Instagram: @dovetaildesigns.co TikTok: @dovetaildesigns.coFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/dovetaildesigns.coLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashleyblackington/

In this electrifying episode, we're diving deep into the dynamic realm of SaaS with a true industry maven. Join Jeff Mains, as he sits down with the brilliant Joran Hofman, the mastermind behind the groundbreaking platform Reditus.Joran Hofman is no stranger to the pulse of the SaaS industry. With a keen eye for tracking customer behavior, Joran's insights are nothing short of game-changing. Get ready to be enlightened as Joran shares the nitty-gritty details of their journey – the challenges, the strategies, and the inspirations driving their mission to empower SaaS companies and foster a culture of fulfillment among team members.From setting up affiliate networks to navigating technical hurdles and leveraging the power of a freemium model, Joran leaves no stone unturned. Whether you're a seasoned SaaS veteran or just dipping your toes into the world of affiliate marketing, his invaluable insights are guaranteed to spark inspiration and fuel your journey to success.Key Takeaways00:00 Experience in industry is essential for understanding and communication.05:48 Discounted lifetime deal to attract initial users.10:00 Summary: Phyllis focuses on aiding product-led growth companies.14:17 Affiliate transparency reveals value and trustworthiness.16:15 Focused on providing value at affordable prices.21:41 Continuous investment in the company leads to sustainability.24:09 Valuing company, finding motivation, and encountering challenges.27:38 Work cycles with planning and flexibility for all.31:28 Focused on ideal customer profile for growth.33:11 Improving onboarding, prioritizing diverse opinions, leveraging LinkedIn.Tweetable Quotes"If you already encounter challenges yourself, besides, I guess, you know how to fix them, it's also easier to talk about other people." — Joran Hofman 00:03:13"I would always say have at least, let's say, 10k, 30k monthly recurring revenue. So you have a user base which you can tap into because those people are often the good ones to start with because they know your value." — Joran Hofman 00:09:17"So it becomes really transparent in a way, like, is this a good affiliate? Because there's a clear example of an affiliate we have." — Joran Hofman 00:14:28Flexible Work Schedule: "I don't care when they do it or how they do it as long as the work is being done." — Joran Hofman 00:28:01"Qualifying Ideal Customers for Growth": "I'm just gonna focus on them, trying to make them successful, and then we can see if we can, automatically, I guess, or, in bulk onboard all the other ones, which can't have all my attention." — Joran Hofman 00:31:56SaaS Leadership Lessons1. Emphasize Customer Behavior and Payments Tracking: Prioritize understanding and tracking customer behavior and payments to gain insights into user preferences, improve product features, and drive revenue growth.2. Transition Strategically: Be open to transitioning from a one-sided to a two-sided marketplace model to expand reach, offer greater value to customers, and create new revenue streams.3. Cultivate a Strong Affiliate Network: Build and nurture a robust network of B2B SaaS affiliates to create mutually beneficial partnerships and expand the reach of your product.4. Focus on Generating Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR): Center your efforts on helping SaaS companies generate more MRR as this is often a critical metric for success and sustainability.5. Align Revenue with Client Success: Tie your company's revenue to the success and MRR of your clients,...

It is Women's History Month and Easter is just a few days away. This means it is the perfect time to talk about Mary Magdalene! Today we welcome back Dr. Hofman, theology professor at Palm Atlantic University. Listen in as we discuss Mary's life, her relationship with Jesus, and how it affects our lives today! Get Dr. Hofman's Bible study here. Past episodes with Dr. Hofman: https://www.rachaeljenneman.com/?s=Dr.+Hofman

Amanda Hofman of Go To Market Studio is the “go-to” for creating anti-boring custom merch for your business that will turn heads and keep you top of mind for your ideal clients and customers.   Amanda is a wife, human mom of 2, dog mom, and co-founder of Go To Market, her second company in her entrepreneurial career.    She and her company create custom-branded merchandise for businesses, authors, podcasters, and more. They're flipping the branded merchandise industry on its head by challenging the age-old practice of sticking the company's logo in the middle of whatever product they are handing out, be it tee shirts, hats, pens, lunch boxes, tumblers, etc.    Instead, Amanda and her design team dig into their client's mission, vision, and branding to create designs that represent their values. As a result, they create swag that clients and customers are willing and excited to rep!   The other part of the Go To Market model that is revolutionizing the industry hinges on sustainability and inclusion. All their client's online merch shops are print-on-demand, meaning companies don't have to order and store massive quantities of coffee cups, pre-sized tee shirts, and the like. Clients and customers can place their orders online and get the size, shape, color, style that they want. This leads to less waste and more intentional and valued usage of the products.   Key Takeaways from Today's Episode “You gotta walk through the suck to get through to the other side.” “We expect things to be custom and meaningful and interesting and targeted.” “We're focusing on teaching companies…how to make items that really reflect their values. So we're not printing their logo front and center, we're printing something that's meaningful to the business. We're trying to harness the thing that makes a business, an author, a podcaster special.” “The other part we're doing is the sustainability piece where everything prints on-demand…everything prints as it's ordered, so that people get what they want in the size, shape, color, style that they want it.” “It's really about connection…People aren't connected to your logo, they're connected to ideas. They're connected to the way that you make them feel.” “So many business owners want branded merch because they love their brand.” “There are risks that we're willing to take and not.” “That I feel like we just have to acknowledge it…Entrepreneurship, a variable income is very challenging if you're raising a family. A variable income is challenging, period. And then if you're raising a family, like, I can't imagine that level of stress.” “I'm not a failure. I tried something, and it didn't work out.” “When a company is giving a gift where there isn't choice, even if it's thoughtful, even if it's beautiful to you, you're still giving a burden to people at some level.” Go to Market with Amanda Check out all that Amanda and Go To Market Studio has to offer on their website or connect with her over on LinkedIn for all the updates in her upcoming adventures. Helpful Links Mentioned in the Episode Website: https://gotomarket.studio/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/gotomarketstudio/ Amanda LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amandagoldfinehofman/ Failure Pod Episode: https://mollyknuthmedia.com/2023/09/05/perspectives-from-a-failing-business-owner/ Break an Egg group: https://break-an-egg.ck.page/products/break-an-egg Work Clean Book: https://a.co/d/gvJ03FP

Elzie chats with Amanda Hofman, CEO and Co-Founder of Go To Market, a woman-owned business looking to revolutionize the way the world handles swag. Amanda takes us on a journey through her challenging entrepreneurial experiences, from running an events company in New York City to delving into the kid's toy industry. Amanda emphasizes the value of learning from past mistakes, seeking honest feedback, and the value of networking in an entrepreneur's journey and gives us a sneak peek into the company's future, including exciting growth plans and staying competitive. Episode Highlights:08:19 - I think that's something that people miss, like people really do want to help each other. And so, if you're clear about asking for help, I think you'll find that a lot of people will outstretch, you know, put their hand out to you. Especially if you do it in a respectful way and you're not asking for too much time, but just to say, Hey, I'm really interested in getting into this industry, or I'm having trouble breaking into this industry, or I have questions about the kind of job you do. First of all, people love talking about themselves, and people like being helpful. So, if you're bold enough to ask, you might, you know, what's the harm in asking? As long as you can get the courage to do it.09:39 - I think that the main thing that I can tell people is to be open to and seek out negative feedback. So, like, you hear all the time from people like, "Oh, ignore the haters." You know, don't read the negative comments, and yeah, you don't want to hear what every Joe Schmo has to say about your business, but your friends are going to be an echo chamber for you, and people who love you are going to be an echo chamber for you. So, I looked out, and I was like, What am I doing wrong? What could I be doing better? And I would really reward people who would be honest with me.20:12 - My dream is that companies all across the country will, like, let's completely do away with boring, unsustainable merchandise. It's a real lose-lose for companies. They're spending all of this money to print their logo on something that people don't want, then they gift it, and then people have garbage from this company. And it's really like an expensive, junk-filled, time-consuming, negative process.Connect with Elzie LinkedInSupport the journeyLaunch OR re-launch your podcastContact Amanda HofmanLinkedIn

Bert Hofman, adjunct Professor at the East Asian Institute at National University of Singapore, returns to Kopi Time to comment on the National People's Congress of China and the direction of policy in the coming years. We also talk about the property sector crisis, ways to revive business and consumer confidence, deflation risks, green transition, trade and tech war, and industrial policy. Bert also has interesting insights on the preference of the Chinese leadership in dealing with a Biden or Trump presidency. Worth a listen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 2020, Anders Hofman became the first and only person in history to complete a long-distance triathlon in Antarctica. It involved a 3.9 km swim in ice water, a180 km bike on a glacier, and a 42.2 km run in ice and snow. Many believed it couldn't be done due to the brutal and unpredictable weather conditions. The Danish management consultant, Anders Hofman, was by all accounts, just an average guy until he set himself a goal to prove that 'Limitations are perceptions' and that the ordinary can achieve the extraordinary. The feat was captured in a documentary called 'Project IceMan', which is now available to watch on Youtube.

In the second half of our interview, stand-up comic Ben Hofman join us for some "HOT TAKES"! We talk politics, sports, weather and more! Enjoy!

Joran Hofman is the founder of Reditus, a B2B SaaS affiliate marketing platform. Prior to that he was the Head of Customer Success at Leadfeeder where he got tired of referring tools after his demos. So he decided to make a website of all the tools he refers people. The website had 30,000 visitors a month but Joran had trouble earning money from affiliate B2B SaaS companies he referred. So he decided to build a tool that solved his own problem.Today we're going to talk about why you need to build an affiliate program, when to build one, and what are the actionable 1-2-3 steps you can do today to set one up.

Today we're joined by local comic, Ben Hofman who shares his inspirational story with us. Ben was diagnosed with brain cancer at 15 years old and then had a stroke at 22. He tells us how he's been able to take his very difficult health challenges and turn them into something positive using comedy. We also talk about the secret comedy shows he produces through Don't Tell Comedy, his experiences with the Sausage Races as an intern with the Milwaukee Brewers (including some inside stories!), the comedy special he has on YouTube and much, much more! Check out Don't Tell Comedy at https://www.donttellcomedy.com/ and his YouTube special, Brain Cancer and Stroke Stuff at https://youtu.be/44cZSnVPxAs?si=tNDzij29lRpiS0uC Enjoy!

Marina Hofman had her life and career all planned out, until a horrific car crash made her question if God really loved her and could restore her hopes and dreams. Join us, won't you? So you don't miss her powerful true story, right now on Unshackled! Visit our podcast website to learn more about this ministry, unshackledpodcast.org.