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Originally uploaded October 3, re-edited October 12th. Chris Holman welcomes back Ryan Hundt, CEO, Michigan Works! Association, Lansing, MI. Welcome back Ryan. remind the Michigan business community about Michigan Works! Association? You recently held your Annual Conference in the Traverse City area, tell us about that? Any sponsors to especially thank? Any breakout or keynoters to highlight? Any award winners to recognize? What's the big issue MW!A is dealing with in the autumn of 2024 in Lansing or across Michigan? » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Watch MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/@MichiganbusinessnetworkMBN » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

What if temporary buildings could be as sustainable as permanent ones? In this episode, we talk with Thomas Hundt, co-founder of Jangled Nerves, about the sustainable future of exhibitions and architecture. Thomas shares fascinating stories, including the Mercedes-Benz Red Pavilion, where nearly all materials were reused or resold, making it a model of sustainability in temporary construction. He also explains how working under tight restrictions - like time and budget - can actually boost creativity, leading to some of his most innovative designs. Here's what you'll learn in this episode: The power of modular systems, where reusable building blocks create flexibility and reduce waste. How digital tools are transforming exhibitions, allowing for immersive experiences without the need for extensive physical builds. Whether you're into design, sustainability, or curious about how constraints spark creativity, this episode is packed with insights that will leave you thinking differently about temporary architecture. To explore more about Thomas Hundt and his work, you can follow him on Linkedin and Instagram @janglednerves or visit his websitejanglednerves.com. Join me, Ladina, on this green journey, and don't forget to subscribe for more insightful conversations about sustainable living and architecture and drop us a review. If you have suggestions for future guests or topics, I'd love to hear from you on my socials! Let's explore the world of green architecture, one conversation at a time. Contact:  Ladina ⁠⁠@ladinaschoepf⁠⁠ Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠buildinggreenshow.com Produced by: ⁠⁠flyinmedia.com⁠

Originally uploaded August 15th, fixed a glitch September 18th. Chris Holman welcomes back Ryan Hundt, CEO, Michigan Works! Association, Lansing, MI, but serving statewide. Welcome back, what have been the key issues Michigan Works has been dealing with this summer? Your annual conference is about a month away, can you give us a general overview of the agenda for Sep. 8th through the 10th? The Department of Labor will meet with the gathering, tell us about that? Keynote Speaker Ben Whiting is there information on what he'll be sharing? 'Embrace Fear & Fail Forward' with Jake Brown is your closing session? Are there any other highlights or sponsors to thank with the conference? How can organizations register to attend? » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Watch MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/@MichiganbusinessnetworkMBN » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

James Hundt is the 6th generation on his families Cash crop and beef operation at Hundt Farms LLC in Middle Ridge WI. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carlie Hundt and Devon Hirth believe a UX designer's role is to “lift up the voices of the people trying to access and use government services.” Trust is really important. How do we build trust through the user experience, particularly when you are asking for personal information?In this episode, we talk about:Leveraging storytelling to “share with our government partners the real experience of real people who are trying ot access government services.”Why you need to anticipate where users might question, “Why are you asking for this? What are you going to do with this information?”Providing flexibility in the user experience. Carlie refers to this as “many welcoming doors.”When and why you might give users the option to sign up for services without requiring them to create an account.Both Carlie Hundt and Devon Hirth work for Code for America, a civic tech non-profit, in the Safety Net Innovation Lab. Carlie is Staff Product Designer and Devon is Staff User Experience Designer.

Noah Smith & Brad DeLong Record the Podcast We, at Least, Would Like to Listen to!; Aspirationally Bi-Weekly (Meaning Every Other Week); Aspirationally an hour...Key Insights:* A number of years ago, Brad DeLong said that it was time to “pass the baton” to “The Left”. How's that working out for us? #actually, he had said that we had passed the baton—that the absence since January 21, 2009 (or possibly January 21, 1993) of Republican negotiating partners meant that sensible centrism produced nothing—that Barack Obama had proposed John McCain's climate policy, Mitt Romney's health care policy, George H.W. Bush's entitlement-and-budget policy, Ronald Reagan's tax policy, and Gerald Ford's foreign policy, and had gotten precisely zero Republican votes for any of those. Therefore the only choice we had was to pass the baton to the Left in the hopes that they could energize the base and the disaffected to win majorities, and then offer strong support where there policies were better than the status quo.* But my major initial take was that the major task was to resurrect a sensible center-right, in which I wished the Niskanen Center good luck, but was not optimistic.* But everyone heard “Brad DeLong says neoliberals should ‘bend the knee'” to THE LEFT…* That is interesting…* Should neoliberals bend the knee?* How has the left been doing with its baton? Not well at all, for anyone who defines “THE LEFT” to consist of former Bernie staffers who regard Elizabeth Warren as a neoliberal sellout.* It has, once again, never missed an opportunity to miss an opportunity. * But the conditions that required passing the baton to the left—High Mitch McConnellism, Republican unity saying “NO!” to everything by every Republican to make the Black president look like a weak failure—no longer hold.* And the principal adversaries to good governance and a bright American future are reactionary theocrats, neofascist grifters, and true-believer right-neoliberals to the right and cost-disease socialists to the left.* But in the middle, made up of ex-left-neoliberals and nearly all other right-thinking Americans, are we supply-side progressives.* Instead, there is a governing coalition, in the Senate, composed of 70 senators, 50 Democrats and 20 Republicans, from Bernie Sanders through J.D. Vance—a supply-side progressive or supply-side Americanist coalition.* It is therefore time to snatch the baton back, and give it to the supply-side progressivist policy-politics core, and then grab as many people to run alongside that core in the race as we possibly can.* The Niskanen Center cannot be at the heart of the supply-side progressivist agenda because they are incrementalists and critics by nature.* The principal business of “Leftist” activists over the past five years really has been and continues to be to try to grease the skids for the return of neofascism—just as the principal business of Ralph Nader and Naderites in 2000 was to grease the skids for upper-class tax cuts, catastrophic financial deregulation, and forever wars.* &, as always, HEXAPODIA!References:* Beauchamp, Zack. 2019. "A Clinton-Era Centrist Democrat Explains Why It's Time to Give Democratic Socialists a Chance." Vox. March 4, 2019. .* Black, Bill. 2019. "Brad DeLong's Stunning Concession: Neoliberals Should Pass the Baton & Let the Left Lead." Naked Capitalism. March 5. .* DeLong, J. Bradford. 2019. “David Walsh went to the Niskanen Center conference. He got hives…” Twitter. February 25. .* DeLong, J. Bradford. 2019. "Carville & Hunt: Two Old White Guys Podcast." Brad DeLong's Grasping Reality. March 11. .* DeLong, J. Bradford. 2019. "I Said 'Pass the Baton' to Those Further Left Than I, Not 'Bend the Knee.'" Brad DeLong's Grasping Reality. March 27. .* Elmaazi, Mohamed. 2019. "Famous Neoliberal Economist Says Centrism Has Failed." The Canary. March 15, 2019. .* O'Reilly, Timothy. 2019. "This Interview with Brad DeLong is Very Compelling." LinkedIn. .* Douthat, Ross. 2019. "What's Left of the Center-Left?" New York Times. March 5. .* Drum, Kevin. 2019. "A Neoliberal Says It's Time for Neoliberals to Pack It In." Mother Jones. March 5. .* Hundt, Reed, Brad DeLong, & Joshua Cohen. 2019."Neoliberalism and Its Discontents." Commonwealth Club. March 5. .* Konczal, Mike. 2019. "The Failures of Neoliberalism Are Bigger Than Politics." Roosevelt Institute. March 5. .&* Vinge, Vernor. 1999. A Deepness in the Sky. New York: Tor Books. . Get full access to Brad DeLong's Grasping Reality at braddelong.substack.com/subscribe

Originally uploaded March 26, re-edited April 9. Chris Holman welcomes back Ryan Hundt, CEO, Michigan Works! Association, Lansing, MI, but serving statewide. Welcome back Ryan, we were recently discussing an upcoming Legislative Day, tell us what came out of that event? We covered Michigan Works! Association's legislative priorities, have things gone well in the past month, or have there been issues to resolve in Lansing? Less than a month from now are your Impact Awards, tell us about that celebration? Over a half dozen categories of recognition, can you review some of them, and their focus? Outside of legislative priorities what are the biggest talent issues or solution models that Michigan Works! is encountering at this time?

Chris Holman welcomes back Ryan Hundt, CEO, Michigan Works! Association, Lansing, MI. Chris and Ryan cover several topics: What was a highlight of the 2023 Legislative Priorities? What are the 2024 state legislative priorities? Tell us about the upcoming Legislative Day, taking place on March 13. » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Subscribe to MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCqNX… » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

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Jeffrey Mosher welcomes back Ryan Hundt, CEO, Michigan Works! Association, Lansing, MI, but serving statewide. Welcome back Ryan first please share a quick reminder for the Michigan business community about the Michigan Works! Association? What have been some of the key highlights for 2023? Several of your members held Career Quest events getting 9th graders focused on potential career opportunities, is it helping to get younger folks thinking about these issues and their opportunities? The State used 2023 to focus on growing Michigan, will Michigan Works! be called upon to assist any of these goals? In general was the legislative climate and bills tackled this year something that helps the talent issues? What is the Michigan Works! Association looking forward to in 2024? Will this build off from pillars discussed at your Annual Conference back in September? » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Subscribe to MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCqNX… » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

Wir feiern den 2. Advent, in Erwartung auf Weihnachten: die Ankunft Gottes, in Jesus, auf Erden. Aus der Perspektive eines Vaters, möchte diese Predigt dir Mut machen und aufzeigen, was sich verändert und was es bedeutet, ein Kind anzunehmen; Jesus anzunehmen.

Minnesota's most intensely debated art contest in memory is down to six designs for the next state flag and just a handful for the official seal, a tiny fraction of the more than 2,500 in total submissions.For Brandon Hundt, that two of his submissions — one for the flag and another for the seal — remain in contention is an achievement in itself.“This whole last 24 hours have just been surreal,” said Hundt, a Twin Cities based product designer and writer. Hundt spoke to MPR News on Wednesday after the State Emblems and Redesign Commission selected his concepts to move to final consideration.Sarah Agaton Howes, an Ojibwe artist and small business owner, also had a design make the cut.“I was just so excited and just thrilled to be able to even be a part of this process,” she said on Minnesota Now. “But to be able to have a flag that represents all of Minnesota is really exciting.”Todd Pitman of St. Paul, another flag designer, created F944, which he calls “Mirror of the Sky.” The flag was a family effort: he designed it with input from his parents. “I just truly love my home state, and I really feel like it deserves a flag as unique and dynamic as the people who make it such a wonderful place to live,” he said.  Designer says abstract loon was unintentionalThe half-dozen finalists chosen from among the stack of serious and comical entries haven't escaped criticism online, and the commission making the selection could refine the designs before a final vote. The commission hasn't released the names of all of the designers with entries in the mix, saying it wants to contact them first. But some have been vocal about their work, even posting about their concepts while the panel deliberated on Tuesday.Each designer said they reviewed and stuck closely to the parameters laid out by the citizen panel formed by the Legislature to pick a new flag and state seal.The current flag and seal have similar features that depict a white farmer tilling the land as an Indigenous man rides off on a horse.For Agaton Howes, the fact the state is replacing the emblems is important in its own right.“The flag that we currently have is really harmful and really based on Native nations disappearing,” she said. “And so I'm really excited to just represent who we are as Minnesotans, and also, as a Native person.” Agaton Howes entered F1435, a flag with a prominent yellow star and green nods to nature on a blue background; the sides have yellow stripes to represent tribal nations and white ones for each of Minnesota's 87 counties.Hundt's flag entry, F29, has a deep blue background with two stars overlaid, one reminiscent of a snowflake.Hundt has been fine-tuning his flag design since 2015 when he first posted online about his distaste for a Minnesota flag he said was hardly very symbolic or distinctive and had way too much on it.“Flags should be simple because they're up on a flagpole, often very high,” Hundt said. “And I think that's the thing that often gets overlooked. We need to think about how these flags are going to look on a flagpole.”Pitman is a graphic designer, but this is outside his usual realm of web design. He committed to the task at hand, becoming a member of the North American Vexillological Association and studying up on flag design.  He said his flag design started with a squiggle shape inspired by the aurora, mirrored on the top and bottom half. Along the way, he and his father noticed that the shape looked a little like another commonly-submitted flag feature: a loon.  “To quote Bob Ross, let's call it a happy accident,” he said.  Revision process could result in changes to designEach have girded themselves for public criticism, much of which popped up quickly online as the stack of entries was whittled to six. Hundt said he won't have a problem if the State Emblems Redesign Commission members play around with the features or colors before picking the ultimate flag.Hundt also has a finalist in the state seal category.“I'm really glad there's a revision period with the commission. That is something that is missing from a lot of other flag processes that I've seen when I've looked into them,” he said. “Because I think it's very important to actually test how the flag would work, how the seal would work before you throw it out there fully in use.”Agaton Howes sees it similarly.“That's a really important part of working in community is being willing to have that back and forth. And I do that all the time. And all my design work, whether that's designing a wool blanket or designing an art installation, that's just a big part of the process,” she said. “And I'm here for it. I'm ready for it.”‘Flags are really powerful'The final selections will be made by the end of the year. The Legislature can vote to block them but if that doesn't happen the emblems will take hold on May 11 — Statehood Day.If their design is chosen in whole or in part, the artists will get some public recognition. But there won't be prize money or any other direct compensation. Pitman said he is excited to see a new state flag. “I know that the decision is in good hands, no matter the outcome,” he said.Agaton Howes said her reward will be a sense of pride. “I think that flags are really powerful. And I think that their way to claim it space, and I really want to have an image that I can my kids can feel proud of, that our communities can feel proud of,” she said. “And I'm absolutely willing to do that.”Pitman said all six are “very strong contenders.”“I'm obviously very biased, but I think that no matter what … all Minnesotans will be able to be proud to look up at the flagpole on May 11th and say, ‘That's my flag, that's my state.'”    Do you know who designed the other flag finalists? Let us know by emailing tell@mpr.org.

0 Siege aus den ersten 7 Spielen: Schlechter hätte der Saisonstart der Artland Dragons nicht laufen können. Deshalb steigen wir im Gespräch mit Kapitän Jannes Hundt direkt mit der Frage ein, woran das liegt und was sich aus seiner Sicht ändern muss. Jannes nimmt uns mit in die Phase während der Länderspielpause und taktische Ideen. Vielleicht haben wir gegen Ende der Folge sogar DEN Schlüssel zum Erfolg gefunden. www.erstklassig-zweitklassig.de

Linda Hundt thought she had everything in life. Until she woke up one day, suffering from real depression. With the help of God, she was able to fight her way back and find a sense of purpose. That is showing love for the world through her love of baking pies. From there, she would go on to win all kinds of national awards. This truly is a great and inspiring story.Links:Sweetie-Licious Website: http://www.sweetie-licious.com/Sweetie-Licious Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sweetieliciousbakery/Looking for more inspiring stories? Join our email list at https://totalmichigan.com/join/

Chris Holman welcomes back Ryan Hundt, CEO of Michigan Works! Association, Lansing, MI, but serving statewide. They discuss this year's Michigan Works annual conference, which was held in Detroit, Michigan and the event's theme of "Stronger Together." Specifically in the conversation Chris looked to learn several things from Ryan: Ryan, welcome back, you had your Annual Conference last month, tell us about that? Stronger Together was the theme tell us more. Since the pandemic you've been in Mid-Michigan and now SE Michigan for the conference. Is this a way to keep it fresh and head toward your 16 branches across Michigan? What action plan or take-away would you note from this conference? Shining Stars were awarded at the conference, tell us a bit about them? » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Subscribe to MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCqNX… » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

Die aktuelle Situation in Israel bewegt und lässt uns häufig ohnmächtig zurück. Mit der heutigen Message wollen wir dir zeigen, dass dein Gebet mehr bewirkt, als du glaubst. Sie soll dich ermutigen in all den Schwierigkeiten auf Jesus zu schauen und Ihm zu vertrauen.

Bennet Hundt kommt aus Berlin und spielte in der Jugend für Charlottenburg. Während der Saison 2014/15 besuchte er die Dalton High School im US-Bundesstaat Georgia. Sein Vater Oliver spielte in der zweiten und seine Mutter Angela in der ersten Basketball-Bundesliga. Nach einem Abstecher bei Alba Berlin und in der Nationalmannschaft steht Bennet seit 2023 im Kader des Heidelberger Erstligisten MLP ACADEMICS.

June 2, 2023 ~ Michigan Economic Development Corporation Chief Project Officer and Executive Vice President of Strategic Accounts Josh Hundt talks with Guy about talent recruitment to Michigan.

Originally from Appleton, Wisconsin, Gerry Hundt has made his mark on the Chicago blues scene. He has been a one man band and his latest venture is with the band The Dig 3. Gerry and I have a great discussion about the Blues and the Blues scene in Chicago, Central Illinois and the Midwestern United States.

Ryan Hundt is the CEO of the Michigan Works Association.  Michigan Works! Association Honors Economic Achievements at 2023 Impact Awards.  Job Shortages

Das macht keinen Sinn, da brauchst du auch nicht mehr reden. Das ist hoffnungslos. Wenn man alle Hoffnung los ist, ist man an dem Ort, wo man seine Gnade neu begreifen kann. Für manche eine Ermahnung und ein Stolperstein, für andere die größte Ermutigung, die man hören kann ...

This episode was recorded live at the 2023 NAWB Forum. 

Enhancing Biodiversity and Resilience in Intensive Farming Systems: Results from an ETH Zürich-IFPRI Collaborative study Co-organized by IFPRI, ETH Zürich, and Bayer DEC 6, 2022 - 10:00 TO 11:30AM EST The growth of our global food production capacity over the past century is unprecedented, and has been facilitated by advances in crop breeding, mechanization, intensification, and the application of chemical inputs. This has come at a cost in terms of biodiversity loss and land degradation. This apparent trade-off between productivity and environment can be resolved through adoption of new farming practices that emphasize restoring and maintaining biodiversity on agricultural land to the benefit of soils and crops. The science underpinning such practices is still being developed and trialed, but we know enough to propose alternative management principles. Similarly, farmers have long been experimenting and adapting their farming systems, sometimes drawing on scientific outputs, but more often than not drawing on their own experiential learning and knowledge exchange across farmer networks. In recognition of the developing science coupled with the growing interest of farmers in exploring new approaches to enhance farm resilience, ETH Zurich and IFPRI are pleased to share their research findings undertaken as part of the Enhancing Biodiversity and Resilience in Crop Production project, supported by Bayer. Over the course 2021-2022, ETH Zurich and IFPRI, together with partners in Germany, France, Brazil, and the USA, conducted systematic reviews of the scientific literature, complemented with interviews with farmers in each country, to evaluate management options for enhancing biodiversity and resilience in crop production. A panel composed of farmers, researchers, government and private sector actors will then comment on these research findings through the lens of farm management realities, and offer their perspectives on how to advance this area of research and how to achieve greater coherence of multiple policies, programs, and efforts. Welcome Remarks Wei Zhang, Senior Research Fellow, IFPRI Project Overview Jaboury Ghazoul, Chair of Ecosystem Management, ETH Zürich Presentations of key findings Practices and Technologies Maryam Yousefi Bardaskan, Postdoctoral researcher, Department of Environmental Systems Science, ETH Zürich Factors affecting farmers' participation in agri-environmental schemes Sergei Schaub, Postdoctoral researcher, Agroscope and ETH Zürich Spatial distribution of intensive soybean, maize, and wheat production systems in Brazil, France, Germany, the United States Zhe Guo, Senior GIS Coordinator, IFPRI Co-developing a framework and indicators for assessing the performance of biodiversity-enhancing practices Xin Zhang, Associate Professor, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science Panel Discussion Wei Zhang, Senior Research Fellow, IFPRI Adrian Ivory, Manager Strathisla Farms, Blairgowrie, Scotland Fernando Sampaio, Director, Produzir Conservar Incluir (PCI) Institute, Brazil Sergei Schaub, Postdoctoral researcher, Agroscope and ETH Zürich Celine Termote, Regional lead for Africa of the food environment and consumer behaviour research group, Alliance Bioversity International and CIAT Bärbel Hundt, Biodiversity Strategy Director, Bayer Crop Science Q&A Closing Remarks Xin Zhang, Associate Professor, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science Note of Thanks Wei Zhang, Senior Research Fellow, IFPRI Moderator Charlotte Hebebrand, Director of Communications and Public Affairs, IFPRI More about this seminar: https://www.ifpri.org/event/enhancing-biodiversity-and-resilience-intensive-farming-systems-results-eth-ifpri Subscribe IFPRI Insights newsletter and event announcements at www.ifpri.org/content/newsletter-subscription

Eine Einleitung zu biblischen Prophetien mit Auslegung zu Sacharja 9: Siehe, dein König kommt zu dir. Prophetien erfüllen sich in Jesus. Engel verkünden es und die Himmel deuten an: Ein großer König wird geboren... Was ist das für ein König? Was will uns das heute sagen? Siehe.

Wartest du auf ein Versprechen Gottes? Wartest du schon lange? Ein kleiner Rundgang durch Gottes Wort und die Geschichte. Was passiert in Zeiten, in denen Sehnsüchte scheinbar unerhört bleiben?

Just Do it. Glückliche Zufälle und genutzte Gelegenheiten ergeben spannende Geschichten, über die man dankbar zurückschaut, weil sie wie Geschenke waren. Verpasste Gelegenheiten dagegen sind eines der Dinge, die man am Ende des Lebens betrauert und bereut. "Ich will keine Gelegenheit mehr auslassen!" sagen manche. "Um WAS zu erreichen?" - ist die Frage.

Es hat wieder extrem Spass gemacht einen Podcast aufzunehmen. Thorsten @der_hundt_laeuft (auf Instagram) hat mir erzählt wie er zum Laufen kamen. Was ihn bewegt auf den Sozialen Netzwerken Fotos zu platzieren und das Laufen ihm zu einem bewussteren Menschen gemacht hat.

Gerry Hundt is a multi instrumentalist who has worked with numerous people over the years. Legs chats to him about his career so far, and his latest project - The Dig 3.

Texas-based photographer and multi-media artist Kris Hundt shares her Peter Pan approach to creativity in this delightful interview. She consciously maintains a state of play where she doesn't judge her subjects and shares herself in a place of joy.According to Kris, it's by letting ourselves become vulnerable and opening a space for whatever it is that we enter the realm of creative play. She has learned to see her photography clients and students without judgment and let them be who they are. She approaches each portrait as a collaboration with her subject, drawing inspiration from the personal connections she forges during the shoot. As a teacher, she encourages people to play. People get caught up in their heads instead of letting it flow through their hearts. A lifelong traveler of exotic locales like Egypt, Israel, Guatemala, the UK, Ireland, Italy, Peru, and the Andes Mountains in Ecuador, Kris shares her story of the secret of a smile and a thank you when traveling alone. Gratitude opens many doors. Along with photography, Kris has been expanding her creativity in other fields such as mosaics, paper arts, mono printing, and knitting. The list goes on and on.She shares her "shooting from the hip" project with the listener. Take your phone, find something, and photograph it every day for 30 days. Learn to play with your filters and notice the different ways of viewing the same thing.Practice the art of play by letting yourself have fun, release your desire for perfection, and be present with what is—learning to let it flow and being okay with what happens.For more information on Kris Hundt, visit https://www.krishundt.com.

Podcast host Jacob Hundt provides an introduction to the concept of “microcolleges” as an alternative to traditional forms of higher education.Jacob Hundt is the Executive Director of Thoreau College in Viroqua, Wisconsin. Growing up on a dairy farm in the Driftless region of southwestern Wisconsin, and as a founding student at the Youth Initiative High School, Jacob gathered inspiration for transformation in higher education through his studies at Deep Springs College, the American University in Bulgaria, and the University of Chicago.Learn more about Thoreau College and the microcollege movement at https://thoreaucollege.org/Driftless Folk School: https://www.driftlessfolkschool.org/

Jedes Kind hat Grundbedürfnisse. Weisst du welche das sind? "Irgendwo tief in mir, bin ich ein Kind geblieben" - heisst es in einem Lied recht schön. Es ist gut erwachsen zu werden. Es ist gut, mit Kindern und mit dem Kind in dir in Kontakt zu bleiben. Manchmal muss dieser Kontakt erst wieder geknüpft werden, was Mut braucht und schmerzhaft sein kann. Hier ist eine Einladung. Du bist nämlich herzlich willkommen.

Endlich Sommer, endlich Ferien, endlich mal wieder ein richtig gutes Buch lesen. Wenn Sie sich auch schon in den Urlaub träumen, aber noch keine Idee haben, was genau Sie gern lesen würden, dann haben wir wieder was für Sie: Die radioeins Sommer-Buch-Beratung! Ob spannender Page-Turner fürs Rumlungern am Pool, ob literarische Stadtführer, schöne Familiensaga für den Abend auf der Berghütte, Weltliteratur für den Brandenburger Campingurlaub, Gedichte für den Sommer auf Balkonien: Unsere Profis aus den Berliner Buchhandlungen „Leseglück“ und „Hundt, Hammer, Stein“, Kurt von Hammerstein und Eleni Eftimiou, haben passgenaue Tipps bei den Literaturagenten.

Jacob Hundt is Executive Director, Board Member and a Faculty member at Thoreau College in Viroqua, Wisconsin. Growing up on a dairy farm in the Driftless Region of southwestern Wisconsin and one of the founding students of the Youth Initiative High School, Jacob gathered inspiration for transformation in higher education through his studies at Deep Springs College, the American University in Bulgaria, and the University of Chicago. Tune in to learn more about: Jacob's own journey and background that led him into the educational field; Holistic higher education at Deep Springs College; What a microcollege is and what type of education it offers; Thoreau College, its programs, and partnerships in the community; To learn more about Jacob and Thoreau College go to https://thoreaucollege.org/.

"If we're going to accelerate implementation and see those results in the near term and the long term...I think it takes visionary leadership and acceptance of being able to take some risks, be bold, be daring. Understand that sometimes if you take on a new initiative, or a new venture, it may not be as wildly successful as you could have imagined...But at the end of the day, it might be the thing that is the game changer for your company, for your community, for your region, here in Michigan." - Ryan HundtMichigan Works! Association is the workforce development engine for the state of Michigan. With 16 regional workforce agencies and 99 physical locations across the state, Michigan Works! is providing the resources to get Michiganders into high-wage, high-demand careers and driving massive economic growth for the state.Chief Executive Officer Ryan Hundt joins us for this episode to discuss all things workforce development. States across the U.S. should take notes on the model and strategies Michigan Works! has implemented that are unique, successful and will drive long-term impact in the state.3 Big Takeaways from this episode:The Michigan Works! model enables a comprehensive, cohesive workforce development strategy statewide: The Michigan Works! Association is truly unique in its structure. By having a centralized entity with regional agencies spread across the state, the association is able develop strategies that are cohesive statewide. It also enables Michigan Works! to have a strong voice to advocate for its members at the state and national levels.The model also enables the unique needs of each region to be met: Michigan is a diverse state - every region has different industries and workforce and economic development needs. The 16 regional agencies are able to address those unique local needs, meeting employers and individuals in their own towns with the resources they need.Workforce development is about far more than employment: Solving the workforce shortage and getting people back to work is a complex, multi-faceted issue. It's about more than just skills and training; it includes issues like transportation, childcare, population decline, housing, and much more. Michigan Works! Association is a great example for how a workforce development organization should address all these components.Resources:Learn more about the Michigan Works! Association: michiganworks.orgHelpful resources: michiganworks.org/useful-linksFollow the Michigan Works! Association on social media:Facebook  |  Twitter  |  YouTube  |  LinkedInView this episode's web page: https://techedpodcast.com/michiganworks/

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Vater, Mutter, Bruder...Alle Familienmitglieder von Bennet Hundt haben Basketball gespielt oder spielen noch, wie Bruder Jannes (in Vechta). Und so träumte Bennet schon als Grundschüler davon, Basketballprofi zu werden. Er hat es tatsächlich geschafft, auch ohne den ausgearbeiteten Karriereplan. Basketball, DAS Thema bei Familie Hundt. Gemeinsam fördern und fordern, zusammen analysieren und verbessern, Erfahrungen austauschen und dabei hoffen, dass es auch Trainer gibt, die auf den Nachwuchs setzen. Den gab es tatsächlich dann bei Alba Berlin mit Coach Aito. Am 17.10.2017 hatte Bennet sein Debüt in der BBL. Seitdem ging es für ihn Jahr für Jahr aufwärts. Von Berlin über Göttingen und Bamberg nach Oldenburg. Dort gab es in dieser Spielzeit Probleme beim Klub, und auch die Erwartungen an und von Bennet erfüllten sich nicht. Aber Familie Hundt wird gemeinsam diese Saison reflektieren und Bennet sicher gestärkt aus der Sommerpause zurückkommen. Zumal die "kleinen" Guards zurzeit in der BBL im Trend sind. Der MVP Parker Jackson-Cartwright aus Bonn lässt grüßen...

Wenn man in einer Basketballfamilie groß wird.... www.talking-basketball.de

Vater, Mutter, Bruder...Alle Familienmitglieder von Bennet Hundt haben Basketball gespielt oder spielen noch, wie Bruder Jannes (in Vechta). Und so träumte Bennet schon als Grundschüler davon, Basketballprofi zu werden. Er hat es tatsächlich geschafft, auch ohne den ausgearbeiteten Karriereplan. Basketball, DAS Thema bei Familie Hundt. Gemeinsam fördern und fordern, zusammen analysieren und verbessern, Erfahrungen austauschen und dabei hoffen, dass es auch Trainer gibt, die auf den Nachwuchs setzen. Den gab es tatsächlich dann bei Alba Berlin mit Coach Aito. Am 17.10.2017 hatte Bennet sein Debüt in der BBL. Seitdem ging es für ihn Jahr für Jahr aufwärts. Von Berlin über Göttingen und Bamberg nach Oldenburg. Dort gab es in dieser Spielzeit Probleme beim Klub, und auch die Erwartungen an und von Bennet erfüllten sich nicht. Aber Familie Hundt wird gemeinsam diese Saison reflektieren und Bennet sicher gestärkt aus der Sommerpause zurückkommen. Zumal die "kleinen" Guards zurzeit in der BBL im Trend sind. Der MVP Parker Jackson-Cartwright aus Bonn lässt grüßen...

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Matt and Fabrizio analyze the "derby della Lanterna" and look to the next match with Juventus with the thoughts of a Juventus fan, Sean Hundt.

Interview de Pascal Hundt, chef de la délégation du CICR en Ukraine.

Hast du schon einmal Gottes Stimme akustisch gehört? Wie redet Gott? Gott schreibt individuelle Geschichten. Anhand von persönlichen Erlebnissen mit Jesus soll dies verdeutlicht werden. Vielleicht erkennst du etwas wieder oder hörst gar Seine Stimme.

Marty with his typical dose of common sense approach to life. Then we break the stereotype with 2 Canadian truckers who are not Dudes in any way shape or form.

How the 16 Michigan Workforce Boards across Michigan are adapting to the New Economy, employment opportunities and current challenges being faced by employees and employers.Join Ryan Hundt and host Ed Clemente, as he explains the ever-changing world of the modern workforce responsibilities through the professional organization representing the MichiganWorks! Network.  MichiganWorks! Association is committed to advocating for workforce development issues throughout its system, for the employers they serve and for job seekers alike. Find out about the difference between skills and competencies and how the workforce is evolving in this digital transformation era. Also hear about how these organizations are adapting and brokering to meet the needs of the workforce of today and of the future. You can also read the transcript from our conversation. 

In today's episode, Rick and Sam are joined by Jacob Hundt for a discussion on education as a means of engaging together in community. The conversation explores the influence of common values and shared stories, the value of experiential learning, and the role that conversations in the classroom play in creating moments for personal and intellectual growth. A big thank you to guest Jacob Hundt. Jacob is a founder and current Director of Thoreau College in Viroqua, Wisconsin. He grew up on a dairy farm in the Driftless Region of southwestern Wisconsin. He studied at Deep Springs College, the American University in Bulgaria, and the University of Chicago Master of Arts Program in the Social Sciences, earning a BA in History and an MA in Social Sciences. Since 2004, he has worked as a trained Waldorf high school teacher and guidance counselor at Youth Initiative High School in Viroqua and was a founding board member and instructor of the Driftless Folk School. Jacob is passionate about the importance of the liberal arts for our civilization and has created a model that enables students to freely choose a post-secondary education dedicated to the cultivation of thinking, feeling, and willing. Sam Scinta is President and Founder of IM Education, a non-profit, and Lecturer in Political Science at University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and Viterbo University. Rick Kyte is Endowed Professor and Director of the DB Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership at Viterbo University. Music compliments of Bobby Bridger- “Rendezvous” from "A Ballad of the West"

Seit fast 500 Jahren steht in Augsburg die Fuggerei. Gegründet hatte diese älteste Sozialsiedlung der Welt Jakob Fugger "der Reiche", um bedürftige Bürger der Stadt ein günstiges Dach über dem Kopf zu schaffen. Die Jahreskaltmiete beträgt knapp einen Euro und die Gegenleistung ist, einmal am Tag für Jakob Fugger zu beten. Mit Wolf-Dietrich Graf von Hundt, dem Administrator der Fuggerschen Stiftungen, rede ich über Reichtum, Demut und den Sozialstaat. Bild: erlebe.bayern - Bernhard Huber

Die neue Dekade startet mit einer Trainerentlassung: Der FC Bayern München trennt sich von Dejan Radonjić. Die Abteilung Basketball versucht, die Gründe zu benennen und fragt sich, warum eigentlich nie ein deutscher Trainer im Gespräch ist, wenn so eine prominenter Arbeitsplatz vakant ist. Das fragen wir auch Denis Wucherer, Head Coach von s.Oliver Würzburg, der so fest im Trainer-Sattel sitzt, dass er auch den aktuellen Spielplan locker bewältigt (Spoiler: Es geht nicht um viele Spiele und hat nur teilweise mit Golf zu tun). Neben Würzburg sind die Göttinger das Team der Stunde, die plötzlich nicht mehr verlieren können. Warum eigentlich, Bennet Hundt? Außerdem: Körnis Neujahrs-Begegnung, ein Überraschungsanruf kurz vor Ikea und vieles mehr. PS: Allen Abtis ein frohes und vor allem gesundes neues Jahr! Auch von Körni.