Podcasts about Ibo

EP 223: We had return guest of the show, Mike Fennell on the pod porch to talk about his incredibly successful season! Mike shoots the bare bow division in IBO competition. Listen in to hear about all of the success this year! Enjoy!  IF YOU WANT TO SUPPORT THE SHOW, CHECK OUT OUR PATREON! The Whitetail Distraction Podcast is creating Podcasts and Videos | Patreon   Skre Gear is back!! You know the routine, high quality products with a lifetime warranty at an affordable cost! Use discount code WDP for 15% off!! Check their growing lineup at www.skregear.com To complement our broadhead usage - check out VPA's full lineup of products at www.vparchery.com use discount code WDP for 10% off! You have to see their project at www.50forged.com Our newest partner is Hunt Arsenal!! Platforms, saddles, packs and more! They are taking the mobile hunting space by storm! Give them a serious consideration at https://huntarsenal.com/ One of the best seed companies in the game has agreed to offer 10% off! Go check out Back Forty Seed Co. and use code DISTRACTION10. https://backfortyseedco.com Our good buddy Austin Hunter has dropped an awesome lineup of scent cover and lures! Check out Cutover Outdoors!! If you want some badass hybrid broadheads, head over to VIP's website: https://www.viparchery.com or give Matt and Cindy Futtere a call and tell them the Whitetail Distraction Podcast boys sent you. They are truly some of the best people in the business! The Combat Veteran will cause major damage to the intended target as combat veterans are trained to do!    Like this episode? Head over to iTunes and give us a 5-star rating and leave a review. Not hearing what you like, or just simply have suggestions? Send us an email at TheWhitetailDistractionPodcast@gmail.com   Also, check us out on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube @TheWhitetailDistractionPodcast, Twitter @TheWDPodcast and TikTok @TheWhitetailDistraction. The Distraction is Real!

 Inner Journey with Greg Friedman welcomes Paul David. Paul David is a licensed minister and budding Tarot card reader. His latest offering is "42 Stories of Life, the Universe, ...Everything!  A bold, irreverent, and deeply thought-provoking journey through the biggest questions we all wrestle with, 42 Stories of Life, the Universe…Everything! invites readers to explore what it truly means to be human—and something more. Through a series of short, punchy, and often humorous reflections, the author blends spirituality, philosophy, and real-life experience into a collection designed not to preach, but to provoke. With equal parts insight and attitude, these stories challenge conventional thinking, encourage radical self-reflection, and nudge you to question everything you thought you knew about purpose, choice, connection, and the nature of reality itself.

Our guest on Inner Journey with Greg Friedman is Brandon Howard. Brandon is a luthier. His passion makes music directly and indirectly. He doesn't only work with instuments, he creates a relationship with them, listening to what it needs in order to be an instrument of frequency and sound. Brandon understands on physical and spiritual level that music is one of the greates devices we have for well being and his art brings those sounds to life. Brandon believes that musical instruments are sacred artifacts that carry history and human expression through generations

To mark South Asian Heritage Month, Buncey is joined by former IBO world champion Jawaid Khaliq and the BBC's Kal Sajad to celebrate the South Asian community's contribution to British boxing. From the pioneers who broke down barriers to today's new generation of stars, they explore how British boxing has evolved and why South Asian representation in the sport is stronger than ever.The discussion looks back at trailblazers such as Amir Khan, who paved the way, the challenges they faced, and the lasting impact they've had on the sport both inside and outside the ring. We also hear from two of Britain's biggest boxing names, Hamzah Sheeraz and Adam Azim, who reflect on their heritage, their journeys to the top, and the responsibility they feel as role models for the next generation.This podcast has been edited since publication.

Best Buy, 2012, en pérdidas de más de mil millones y dada por muerta frente a Amazon.El mundo veía un problema de tecnología y de márgenes, y pedía recortar, recortar, recortar. Hubert Joly hizo algo que sonaba ingenuo: empezó por las personas. Sebastián e Ibo entran en media historia, con él en el piso de unatienda, vestido de vendedor.Comparando los dos libretos que había sobre la mesa para los mismos números rojos, el de cortar y el de encender a la gente, llegan a la tesis que sostiene toda esta temporada: casi todo problema de negocio, mirado de cerca, es un problema de personas con disfraz técnico. La estrategia que falla esconde gente sin un criterio común; la ejecución que falla esconde miedo; la innovación que fallaesconde a alguien castigado por intentar.Hablan de por qué la dimensión de las personas es la oportunidad invisible, el terreno casi vacío donde se construye la ventaja más difícil de copiar, y de la idea quecierra el círculo: cuando crece quien decide, crece todo lo que dirige. El único problema que no puedes contratar a nadie para resolver en tu lugar. Un cierre que es, más bien, una puerta.

Casi todoscreemos que, si esperamos un poco más y juntamos más datos, la niebla sedespejará y la respuesta correcta se volverá obvia. Pero la certeza casi nuncallega a tiempo, y esperarla es, en sí mismo, una decisión. Sebastián e Ibo lapiensan en pareja, con el ida y vuelta rápido de quienes discuten un mismoproblema desde dentro.El caso es lamadrugada más tensa del siglo veinte: la decisión de Eisenhower sobre el Día D.Una ventana mínima de luna y marea, meteorólogos que no se ponían de acuerdo,una tormenta, una breve grieta de buen tiempo y dos sílabas, vamos, dichas conun pronóstico que él mismo llamó adecuado, no perfecto. La siguiente fecha, laque habría elegido quien esperara a estar seguro, fue golpeada por una de laspeores tormentas en años.De ahí sale laparadoja: quien espera la certeza pierde, y la certeza, cuando llega, ya nosirve. Hablan de cómo fijar un umbral de suficiente, de la diferencia entre laespera que informa y la que solo esconde el miedo a ser dueño del resultado, yde la nota en la que un hombre se echó encima toda la culpa antes de saber elfinal. Para cualquiera que tenga que decidir sin saber.

Ibo erreicht als Professor Finanzen auf Social Media mehr als 2 Millionen Menschen.

La decisión equivocada se anuncia: alguien la cuestiona, salta una alarma. La correcta entra en silencio, con aplausos, y por eso puede ser la que de verdad te hunde. Sebastián e Ibo arman, pieza por pieza, por qué una decisión perfecta en surecuadro puede ser un desastre vista de lejos.Con un telescopio en lugar de una lupa, juntan dos casos que cuentan la misma historia: Sears, partida por Eddie Lampert en unidades que compitieron hasta destruirse, y los lobos de Yellowstone, cuya eliminación desarmó el equilibrio detodo un parque. El patrón es uno solo: cuando optimizas cada parte sin ver las relaciones que la unen al conjunto, las decisiones correctas locales terminan matando al sistema.Hablan de los efectos de segundo y tercer orden que nunca llegan a la reunión donde se decide, de por qué las decisiones unánimes son las que más hay que revisar, yde un giro final sobre la certeza y la humildad de quien dirige. Para innovar y decidir sin romper, sin querer, lo que sostiene todo.

Sube al podio, levanta la batuta y, sin hacer un solo sonido, logra que noventa músicos produzcan un muro de sonido que te atraviesa. Un director de orquesta es una delas imágenes más extrañas del poder, porque consigue el resultado más impresionante quedándose casi quieto. ¿Qué hace en realidad esa persona, y qué tiene que ver con dirigir una empresa?En este episodio, Sebastián e Ibo traducen el oficio del director al de cualquiera que lidere. A partir de Carlos Kleiber, obsesivo en el ensayo y mínimo en el concierto, y de la Orpheus, una orquesta que toca sin director, desarman unaconfusión cara: intervenir y controlar no son lo mismo, y muchas veces son lo contrario. El que se mete en cada nota suele estar confesando que perdió el control donde de verdad se decidía, que era antes.Hablan de por qué el control verdadero es silencioso e invisible, de lo que le pasa a un equipo cuyo líder corrige todo, y de la soledad de hacer un trabajo que nadie aplaude porque ocurrió en el ensayo que nadie vio. Cierran, sin conclusión, con una pregunta para responderte a solas. Para quien dirige y siente el tirón de estar en todo

It's been a busy few weeks for the lads as they record with the local clubs around the country - but in this episode Ian & Al look back over the JB Promotions card in Leopardstown Racecourse which featured 10 action packed fights. We hear from Karl Sheridan & Sean Tyndall who featured on the card and caught up with IBO super lightweight world champion Pierce O'Leary. You'll also hear from 11 year old Cloncastle BC fighter Finn Lenihan as part of our Shooting Stars series.To watch all our ‘On The Road' episodes click the YouTube link below, hit subscribe & let us know what you think in the comments.

Glorificamos el ataque: entrar al mercado grande, pelear de frente por la demanda probada, ganar por fuerza. Pero las empresas que de verdad ganan en el largo plazo casinunca lo hacen así. Igual que un gran maestro de ajedrez, ganan mejorando su posición hasta que la pelea se vuelve casi innecesaria.En este episodio, Sebastián e Ibo piensan la estrategia como un mapa, no como un plan. A partir de Mercado Libre, que ganó el terreno de los pagos, la logística y la confianza en una región donde los gigantes globales eran débiles, y de TSMC,que se volvió indispensable por renunciar a competir con sus clientes, desarman una idea: el terreno que para tu rival es un problema puede ser tu muralla, y después, tu plataforma.Hablan de por qué la oportunidad de verdad casi siempre se ve fea al principio, de cómo distinguir el terreno despreciado que vale oro del páramo que no vale nada, y cierran con un reto concreto para dibujar el mapa de tu propio mercado. Para cualquiera que dirija y esté cansado de pelear cuesta arriba.

Tratamos la experiencia como un seguro: mientras más años, menos riesgo de equivocarse.Pero hay un punto en el que la experiencia deja de ayudarte a ver y empieza a decidir por ti, sin que te des cuenta. No como una opinión que puedes revisar, sino como una manera de percibir que filtra lo nuevo antes de que llegue a tuparte consciente.En este episodio, Sebastián e Ibo entran en el caso de Intel y la decisión de Paul Otellini de no fabricar el chip del primer iPhone, una decisión impecable sobre el papel y profundamente equivocada. A partir de ahí desarman una idea incómoda: el líder más capaz suele ser el más ciego a lo que viene, y no por descuido, sino por construcción.Hablan de por qué el punto ciego se siente como criterio, de cómo se multiplica en los comités donde todos comparten la misma mirada, y de qué significa de verdad anticipar el cambio, que no es predecir el futuro, sino notar a tiempo cuándo tu propio cristal quedó viejo.

Send us Fan MailIn this series, which I'm calling the IB Course Description Project, we're building an audio catalog of International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (DP) courses and Career-related Programme (CP) core experiences for students, parents, counselors, teachers, and colleges around the world.Each episode brings the syllabus to life by exploring the learning, teaching, and student experience behind every course. These conversations can support course registration, help colleges better understand IB courses, introduce new teachers and counselors to the curriculum, or simply provide a deeper understanding of what makes each course unique.Want to be part of the project? Use this form to enter your information or to nominate someone for the podcast.Contact me (Jon Peterson) at IBMatters@mnibschools.org Our teacher guide for History is James Jones - IBEN Certified trainerLinks: DP History Guide (first exams 2028)Email IB Matters: IBMatters@mnibschools.orgInstagram (IB_Matters)Twitter @MattersIBIB Matters websiteMN Association of IB World Schools (MNIB) websiteDonate to IB MattersPodcast: Education by Design with host Phil EvansIB Matters T-shirts (and other MNIB clothing) To appear on the podcast or if you would like to sponsor the podcast, please contact us at the email above.

Send us Fan MailIn this series, which I'm calling the IB Course Description Project, we're building an audio catalog of International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (DP) courses and Career-related Programme (CP) core experiences for students, parents, counselors, teachers, and colleges around the world.Each episode brings the syllabus to life by exploring the learning, teaching, and student experience behind every course. These conversations can support course registration, help colleges better understand IB courses, introduce new teachers and counselors to the curriculum, or simply provide a deeper understanding of what makes each course unique.Want to be part of the project? Use this form to enter your information or to nominate someone for the podcast.Contact me (Jon Peterson) at IBMatters@mnibschools.org Our SEHS teacher guide is Anthony De GiorgioLinks:Sports Exercise and Health Science subject guideEmail IB Matters: IBMatters@mnibschools.orgInstagram (IB_Matters)Twitter @MattersIBIB Matters websiteMN Association of IB World Schools (MNIB) websiteDonate to IB MattersPodcast: Education by Design with host Phil EvansIB Matters T-shirts (and other MNIB clothing) To appear on the podcast or if you would like to sponsor the podcast, please contact us at the email above.

Send us Fan MailIn this series, which I'm calling the IB Course Description Project, we're building an audio catalog of International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (DP) courses and Career-related Programme (CP) core experiences for students, parents, counselors, teachers, and colleges around the world.Each episode brings the syllabus to life by exploring the learning, teaching, and student experience behind every course. These conversations can support course registration, help colleges better understand IB courses, introduce new teachers and counselors to the curriculum, or simply provide a deeper understanding of what makes each course unique.Want to be part of the project? Use this form to enter your information or to nominate someone for the podcast.Contact me (Jon Peterson) at IBMatters@mnibschools.org Our teacher guide for Visual arts is Abeera AtiqueLinks: Visual Arts SL Subject guideVisual Arts HL Subject guideEmail IB Matters: IBMatters@mnibschools.orgInstagram (IB_Matters)Twitter @MattersIBIB Matters websiteMN Association of IB World Schools (MNIB) websiteDonate to IB MattersPodcast: Education by Design with host Phil EvansIB Matters T-shirts (and other MNIB clothing) To appear on the podcast or if you would like to sponsor the podcast, please contact us at the email above.

Send us Fan MailIn this series, which I'm calling the IB Course Description Project, we're building an audio catalog of International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (DP) courses and Career-related Programme (CP) core experiences for students, parents, counselors, teachers, and colleges around the world.Each episode brings the syllabus to life by exploring the learning, teaching, and student experience behind every course. These conversations can support course registration, help colleges better understand IB courses, introduce new teachers and counselors to the curriculum, or simply provide a deeper understanding of what makes each course unique.Want to be part of the project? Use this form to enter your information or to nominate someone for the podcast.Contact me (Jon Peterson) at IBMatters@mnibschools.org Our teacher guide for Language and Literature is Georgia Larson.Links:Language A: Language and Literature Subject guideNote: Literature and Literature & Performance are still to be recorded. If you teach one of these courses and are interested in sharing your expertise please reach out at IBMatters@mnibschools.org.Email IB Matters: IBMatters@mnibschools.orgInstagram (IB_Matters)Twitter @MattersIBIB Matters websiteMN Association of IB World Schools (MNIB) websiteDonate to IB MattersPodcast: Education by Design with host Phil EvansIB Matters T-shirts (and other MNIB clothing) To appear on the podcast or if you would like to sponsor the podcast, please contact us at the email above.

Send us Fan MailIn this series, which I'm calling the IB Course Description Project, we're building an audio catalog of International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (DP) courses and Career-related Programme (CP) core experiences for students, parents, counselors, teachers, and colleges around the world.Each episode brings the syllabus to life by exploring the learning, teaching, and student experience behind every course. These conversations can support course registration, help colleges better understand IB courses, introduce new teachers and counselors to the curriculum, or simply provide a deeper understanding of what makes each course unique.Want to be part of the project? Use this form to enter your information or to nominate someone for the podcast.Contact me (Jon Peterson) at IBMatters@mnibschools.org Use the email above or the fan mail link to contact me with feedback, suggestions or to add your name to the teachers joining the project.Email IB Matters: IBMatters@mnibschools.orgInstagram (IB_Matters)Twitter @MattersIBIB Matters websiteMN Association of IB World Schools (MNIB) websiteDonate to IB MattersPodcast: Education by Design with host Phil EvansIB Matters T-shirts (and other MNIB clothing) To appear on the podcast or if you would like to sponsor the podcast, please contact us at the email above.

WHAT CAN ONE PERSON DO, SAID 8 BILLION PEOPLE!!!! "We the People" are a nation, a world that can be united, it is a choice. And it is NOT the weird idea that we have to agree on everything., Regardless of creed, color, or culture, we can choose to recognize the majority of commonalities. All of us need, clean drinking water, clean food, housing, edutcation and health care at a minimum. There is more than enough wealth in the world and it is our responsibility to come together and demand our priorities shift to include these things as a priority now!

We catch up with Tim Gillingham after his win at the most recent IBO and discuss his recent move back to Bowtec. Tim is a pioneer of our sport, frequently answering tech questions with inventions and innovations. We discuss the state of archery and what the sport needs more of to grow and stay relevant. Tim is a wealth of information and frequently makes himself accessible to archers at the various events. Listen in as we talk shop with one of the best professionals to represent our sportBig thank you to our sponsors at the podcast: H&H Archery, Summit Bowstrings, Red Dirt Archery and Cooper Heat and Air!#goldtiparrows #bowtech #beestringer #hamskeaarcherysolutions #hamskea #feathervision #q2i #madgoatstrings #elevation #lancasterarchery #shrewdarchery #bowfinger

WHAT IS FASCISM AND HOW TO FIGHT IT!!!!Fascism is a far-right, authoritarian, and ultranationalist political ideology. It prioritizes the perceived interest and glory of the nation over individual rights, often relying on dictatorial leadership, strict social and economic regimentation, militarism, and the violent suppression of opposition. [1, 2, 3]Key characteristics of fascism include:Extreme Nationalism: Absolute loyalty to the state or ethnic group, placing national unity above individual liberties. [1, 2]Dictatorial Power: Centralized, autocratic leadership that rejects democratic processes, pluralism, and liberalism. [1, 2]Scapegoating: Fixation on real or perceived national decline and the blaming of minority groups, foreigners, or political dissidents for societal problems. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]Militarism and Violence: The embrace of physical force, paramilitarism, and aggressive warfare as tools for political progress and "national cleansing". [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]State and Corporate Integration: Strong regimentation of the economy and society, often fusing state power with corporate interests. [1, 2]The ideology first emerged in early 20th-century Europe, most notably in Italy under Benito Mussolini and Nazi Germany under Adolf Hitler. You can read more about the historical regimes and ideologies on the Holocaust Encyclopedia. [1, 2, 3]

We are breaking down the entire short-list and ranking, review, and digging into the 2026 Nebula Novel nominees from worst to best. We dive deep into the writing styles, the structure, the highs, the frustratingly bad endings, and reveal exactly who took home the final trophy. Are these books actually masterclasses in modern sci-fi and fantasy, or did the hype train leave the tracks?  Here is our definitive 2026 Nebula breakdown:  7. Death of the Author by Nnedi Okorafor  You should read it if: You love deep-dives into African culture, Ibo and Yoruba roots, and tech concepts like futuristic exoskeleton legs. You shouldn't read it if: You require a persistent central conflict, cohesive subplots, or a "story-within-a-story" that actually goes somewhere. 6. Wearing the Lion by John Wiswell You should read it if: You want a cozy Hercules retelling where Hera calls Zeus a "dipshit" and Heracles tries to befriend mythological monsters instead of fighting them. You shouldn't read it if: You get annoyed by overly preachy or cloying endings, repetitive quest structures, or confusing second-person POV shifts. 5. Katabasis by R. F. Kuang  You should read it if: You are obsessed with dark academia themes, the dangers of academic flow states, and complex, highly allusional world-building. You shouldn't read it if: You need to deeply connect with your protagonists or get easily annoyed by writing that feels a little too self involved. 4. When We Were Real by Daryl Gregory You should read it if: You love quick, humorous POV switches, AGI, simulation theory, and brain emulation concepts. You shouldn't read it if: You are looking for a groundbreaking, deeply unique masterpiece—this one is cute, but a bit unspecial. 3. Sour Cherry by Natalia Theodoridou You should read it if: You like heavy foreshadowing, experimental voice-switching (shifting to 2nd person), and intense meta-narratives. You shouldn't read it if: You hate a massive buildup that doesn't actually come together or stick the landing at the end. 1. (TIED) The Incandescent by Emily Tesh You should read it if: You want adult-oriented cozy fantasy in a magic boarding school featuring a workaholic, middle-aged bisexual teacher and casual, biscuit-eating printer demons. You shouldn't read it if: A rushed, abrupt ending with a thin villain motivation is going to completely sour your overall enjoyment of a great setup. 1. (TIED & WINNER) The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones You should read it if: You want a beautifully written, highly literary Native American Blackfoot vampire revenge story set in the brutal landscape of the American West. You shouldn't read it if: You get bored by a monotonous middle section where the central premise loses steam and repeats itself. No spoilers anywhere in this episode. Join the Hugonauts book club on discord Or you can watch our episodes on YouTube if you prefer video All the books, plus timestamps: 00:00 Intro  00:46 Death of the Author by Nnedi Okorafor  02:26 Wearing the Lion by John Wiswell  05:29 Katabasis by R. F. Kuang  09:30 When We Were Real by Daryl Gregory  12:57 Sour Cherry by Natalia Theodoridou  16:30 The Incandescent by Emily Tesh  20:08 The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones

When we think of a muse it is often associated with some beautifully inpiring sweet moment or creature and while that is absolutely an expression of the muse, the catalyst for inspiration and growth most often comes through the shadow. It is our opportunity to avail ourselves of the gifts that we are offered no matter which way it presents itself.

Voor deze podcast ben ik te gast bij VSO De Korte Dreef in Borculo. De Korte Dreef richt zich op jongeren die moeilijk lerend zijn en die een voortdurende en/ of intensieve ondersteuningsbehoefte hebben in de thuis, school- en/ of vrijetijdssituatie. In de leeftijd vanaf 11-12 jaar tot maximaal 20 jaar. Er gaan hier ongeveer 125 leerlingen naar school en er werken 39 fulltime gespecialiseerde onderwijsprofessionals. We zijn hier in een prachtige omgeving, waar je buiten kunt sporten, leren, bewegen en werken! Aan tafel zitten: Stijn Steentjes, leerlingcoordinator bovenbouw van de afdeling arbeid. Thomas Helmers, mentor, leerkracht in de onderbouw. En Latifa Bouzoeggar, mentor en coördinator van de IBO-groepen (intensieve begeleiding in het onderwijs). Soms begint onderwijs niet bij een methode, een toets of een lesdoel, maar bij de vraag of een leerling überhaupt weer over de drempel durft te stappen. Bij VSO De Korte Dreef in Borculo staat dat spanningsveld centraal: jongeren die vaak al veel afwijzing hebben ervaren, krijgen er opnieuw perspectief op leren, werken en meedoen. Dat gebeurt niet door de lat te verlagen, maar door leren kleiner, concreter en relationeler te maken. Een ontbijt, een spel buiten, een interne stage, een coachgesprek of een certificaat zijn geen losse activiteiten, maar zorgvuldig gekozen momenten waarop leerlingen oefenen met vertrouwen, verantwoordelijkheid en samenleven. In het gesprek wordt zichtbaar hoe vakmanschap in het voortgezet speciaal onderwijs bestaat uit voortdurend afstemmen: nabij zijn zonder alles over te nemen, begrenzen zonder af te wijzen, ruimte geven zonder richting kwijt te raken. De school werkt met kleine stappen, soms letterlijk in millimeters, maar steeds met een groter perspectief voor ogen: dat leerlingen ervaren dat ze ertoe doen, ergens naartoe kunnen groeien en een betekenisvolle plek kunnen vinden in de samenleving. Kernpunten uit het gesprek

Dmitrii Bivol hat am Samstagabend in der UMMC Arena in Jekaterinburg seine Titel der IBF, WBA, IBO und des Ring Magazine im Halbschwergewicht erfolgreich gegen Michael Eifert verteidigt. Nach zwölf einseitigen Runden setzte sich der 35-jährige Russe einstimmig nach Punkten durch. Alle drei Punktrichter werteten den Kampf mit 120:107 für den Champion. Für Bivol war es der erste Auftritt seit 15 Monaten. Nach einer Rückenoperation kehrte der Ausnahmeboxer erfolgreich in den Ring zurück und stellte sich dem IBF-Pflichtherausforderer aus Bautzen. Eifert zeigte gegen einen der besten Pound-for-Pound-Boxer der Welt eine couragierte Leistung. Der 28-Jährige musste bereits in der ersten Runde einen Niederschlag hinnehmen, bewies jedoch großen Kampfgeist und fand zurück in das Duell. An der Überlegenheit des Titelverteidigers änderte das jedoch nichts. Bivol kontrollierte das Geschehen mit seiner präzisen Beinarbeit, seinem exakten Jab und seiner technischen Klasse von Beginn an. Eifert hielt tapfer dagegen, konnte den Favoriten jedoch zu keinem Zeitpunkt ernsthaft in Bedrängnis bringen. Beterbiev-Trilogie oder Benavidez-Duell? Nach der erfolgreichen Titelverteidigung richtet sich der Blick nun auf Bivols nächsten Gegner. Naheliegend wäre ein dritter Kampf gegen seinen langjährigen Rivalen Artur Beterbiev. Die beiden Halbschwergewichts-Stars stehen nach ihren bisherigen Duellen bei einem Sieg pro Seite. Eine weitere hochkarätige Option ist ein Aufeinandertreffen mit Mehrfachweltmeister David Benavidez. Der ungeschlagene US-Amerikaner gilt als einer der gefährlichsten Kämpfer im Halbschwergewicht. Ein Duell zwischen Bivol und Benavidez würde zu den attraktivsten Kämpfen zählen, die der Boxsport derzeit zu bieten hat. Rückblick: Roman Fress vs. Armend Xhoxhaj Denis Radovan vs. Nijat Valiyev Dmitrii Bivol vs. Michael Eifert Guillermo Rigondeaux vs. Jose Velasquez Yuriorkis Gamboa vs. Alexander Espinoza Amanda Serrano vs. Cheyenne Hanson Lourdes Juarez vs. Yokasta Valle Stephanie Han vs. Holly Holm Yesica Nery Plata vs. Brook Sibrian O’Shaquie Foster vs. Raymond Ford Adam Azim vs. Steve Claggett Juergen Uldedaj vs. Austine Nnamdi Vorschau: Kanan Huseynaliyev vs. Hamsat Shadalov Paul Wall vs. Damiano Falcinelli Alen Rahimic vs. Eduardo Bajak Jan Meiser vs. Armend Hasani Melvin Kahrimanovic vs. Csaba Nemeth Emilio Antonio Alvarez vs. Martin Orsuliak Chamseddine Lemjid vs. Kristof Kovacs Chris Billam-Smith vs. Ryan Rozicki Jack Massey vs. Cheavon Clarke News: WBC ordnet Titelverteidigung für Weltmeister Noel Mikaelian gegen WBA und WBO-Champion David Benavidez an. Agit Kabayel: „Oleksandr Usyk wird nicht gegen mich kämpfen!” Murat Gassiev vs. Tony Yoka werden am 11. Juli in Moskau aufeinandertreffen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI7YYcgfjPU Foto: DAZN, Bearbeitung: Boxpodcast

In aflevering #143 duiken we in het verse CPB-rapport De hoogste bomen vangen minder wind: belastingdruk op inkomens en vermogens (mei 2026). Het CPB constateert vrij helder: op papier is ons belastingstelsel progressief, in de praktijk niet. De bv is de belangrijkste ontsnappingsroute, de doorschuifregeling maakt uitstel praktisch tot afstel, de Bedrijfsopvolgingsregeling kost 1,1 miljard per jaar ten gunste van enkele duizenden personen, en de hypotheekrenteaftrek jaagt de huizenprijzen aan zonder dat het eigenwoningbezit toeneemt. Het CPB zegt het zelf, woordelijk: het belastingstelsel remt de groeiende ongelijkheid niet af en draagt er soms zelfs aan bij. En Den Haag? Het coalitieakkoord Aan de slag van D66, VVD en CDA spreekt niet over vermogensongelijkheid, behoudt expliciet de BOR, de doorschuifregeling, de hypotheekrenteaftrek en het lage vpb-tarief, en legt in de hervormingsagenda alvast vast dat belastingen "niet verder worden genivelleerd". D66-fractievoorzitter Paternotte stelde dat er een grens zit aan hoe zwaar je bedrijven nog kunt belasten — als antwoord op de vraag of vermogens zwaarder belast zouden moeten worden. Dat is dus de meest progressieve coalitiepartner. Ondertussen waarschuwt het SCP dat de bezuinigingen op zorg en sociale zekerheid de ongelijkheid juist verder vergroten. We leggen uit hoe het stelsel werkt, voor wie het werkt, en waarom een rapport dat een aardverschuiving zou moeten veroorzaken, in Den Haag wordt afgedaan als kennisnemen. Deze aflevering werd gemaakt met ondersteuning van Wim Brons van remotepodcast.nl. Een aanrader voor als je op afstand een podcast wil maken met fantastische geluidskwaliteit. Wil je ons steunen? Dat kan: je kunt vriend van de show worden: https://vriendvandeshow.nl/studio-tegengif ***SHOWNOTES*** CPB, ‘De hoogste bomen vangen minder wind: belastingdruk op inkomens en vermogens' (2026) https://www.cpb.nl/publicatie/de-hoogste-bomen-vangen-minder-wind-belastingdruk-op-inkomens-en-vermogens Ministerie van Financiën, ‘Ambtelijk rapport Aanpak fiscale regelingen' (2023) https://open.overheid.nl/documenten/3da70b0e-9ec0-4619-a4eb-d01bc0198a05/file Ministerie van Financiën, IBO vermogensverdeling ‘Licht uit, spot aan: de vermogensverdeling' https://www.rijksfinancien.nl/sites/default/files/rapporten/vermogensverdeling/IBO-Vermogensverdeling-rapport.pdf NRC, Hoofdredactioneel commentaar, ‘Politieke onwil om iets aan de groeiende ongelijkheid te doen schaadt uiteindelijk heel Nederland' https://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2026/05/08/politieke-onwil-om-iets-aan-de-groeiende-ongelijkheid-te-doen-schaadt-uiteindelijk-heel-nederland-a4927169?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=clipboard&utm_campaign=share&utm_term=share-modal NRC, Marieke Stellinga, ‘Wanneer gaan we eindelijk eens minder scheef belasten' https://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2026/05/08/wanneer-gaan-we-eindelijk-eens-minder-scheef-belasten-a4927367

Inner Journey welcomes Lyssa Royal Holt as well as Lee Carroll and Monika Muranyi, all members of the upcoming event in Escondido California, The Channel Panel. Lyssa is an educator, an author and a trance channel. Lee Carroll and Monika Muranyi work together on and off air channelling the enitity, Kryon.  The Channel Panell is a three day event where participants get a rare opportunity to experience the insight and genius from those beings that  are of service throuugh and with some of the greatest portals alive today. Check it out at thechannelpanel.com

Dublin actor, comedian and former international boxer Terry O'Neill joins us to talk about the upcoming show at the National Stadium, ‘In The Ring With Dan Donnelly & Dublin's Boxing Legends', taking place on May 9. Terry, who will perform a portion of his hit one-man show Rope-A-Dope on the night, will be joined by heavyweights of Irish culture including Brian Kerr, Damien Dempsey and Elite champion Kellie McLoughlin.Though he had just three organized bouts, Dan Donnelly's name remains legendary more than 200 years after his death. Terry explains how Donnelly's 19th-century clashes with Englishmen Tom Hall and George Cooper on the Curragh were the "Louis-Schmeling" of their day - symbols of the oppressed rising against the oppressor. We dive into the life of this hard-drinking man of the people and the macabre saga of his stolen arm, which became a literal ‘Irish Shroud of Turin'.We also trace the lineage of Dublin boxing royalty, from Frankie Kerr to Kenneth Egan, and Steve Collins to Kellie Harrington. Plus, we run the rule over today's stars: from Pierce O'Leary, fresh off his clinical IBO world title win at the 3Arena, to the resurgent Jono Carroll, and the relentless Paul Ryan and Emmet Brennan.With Donnelly still remembered two centuries on, we ask: which of today's fighters will be talked about in 2226? If Katie Taylor finally gets her Croke Park swansong - a hot topic on today's pod - she might just be the one Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Inner Juorney with Greg Friedman welcomes Paul David. Paul is a tarot card reader, a channel, a teacher, and a musician,  He is making his first appearance on the West coast at the Mindfulness Expo on My 9th. Check it out at MindfulnessExpo.com.

Our guest tonight on Inner Journey is Stephen Sedmak. Stephen is an elder , a doorman and a storyteller. Even though I have had the honor of spending a great deal of time with elders I wanted to know a commonly held definition is. One common trait among Indigenous Elders is a deep spirituality that influences every aspect of their lives and teachings. They strive to show by example - by living their lives according to deeply ingrained principles, values and teachings. Doormen are the ones who open the door and invite your acrooss the thresshold and as evidenced in this program and his first book, "Many Lives, Many Lessions" Stephen is definitely a storyteller., Buckle up!!!

Inner Journey with Greg Friedman welcomes Susan Hough and Rose Hearsong. Susan works with people one on one, and teaches rites and rituals all over the world. She will be teaching a grief ritual in the Dagara tradition form West Africa, they say you begin with your ancestors and guides in the Spirit Office to choose the gift you want to bring into the world. Susan's gift is to serve peace and happiness through many avenues especially focusing on rituals as a beautiful gateway to oneself. You can find out more about her at: https://www.livingyourgifts.com/ Rose Heartsong is an expert on Mary Magdalene and she also guide couple and inedvividuals to erotic reconnection and sacred sexual rebirth.Your Guide to Erotic Reconnection + Sacred Sexual Rebirth. You can find out all about her and start your journey towards a healthy sexual relationship at: https://www.roseheartsong.com  

Inner Journey dives into unchartered territory. Geg's guest, Karen Kubicko takes Greg through the journeyof a past life regression, records it all and then shares it with youm the listening audience. Karen Ann Kubicko is a psychic intuitive, certified hypnotherapist, past life regression expert, and Reiki Master dedicated to helping others on a soul level. With nearly 200 of her own past life memories, Karen shares her insights in Life Is Just Another Class, Making True Love, and 10 Signs You've Lived a Past Life, inspiring others on their journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening.

‘Ohh, Anto Cacace' came the chant at the end of a blistering night in Dublin that saw the Belfast man crowned a two-time world champion. The Apache beat Jazza Dickens by unanimous decision to claim the Liverpudlian's WBA super-featherweight strap. That came after the Big Bang – with Pierce O'Leary's homecoming, at last, proving he hadn't bitten off more than he could chew, not by a long shot. He told his team to get him on a show at the 3Arena and he'd do the rest. He certainly did, filling the place before filling in Maxi Hughes to take the IBO belt at 140lb. Another local fella celebrating was Jono Carroll, who edged Belfast's Colm Murphy for the IBO strap at super-featherweight and he'll surely be eyeing a clash with Cacace. But will it come to fruition? How far can Pierce climb? What got Dublin boxing back on top, and who found Adam Olaniyan's debut opponent? Discussing it all on The Rocky Road, we're joined by Gavan Casey of the42.ie to chat all things #IrishBoxing. With three reigning world champions now – harking back to the 90s – do the wider public realise how good we have it? They might soon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Independent Budget Office led testimonies as the City Council begins reviewing the mayor's preliminary budget. Louisa Chafee, director of the New York City Independent Budget Office (IBO), a non-partisan source of information on the budget and economy, gives their assessment of the assumptions underlying the budget and the mayor's plan to close the deficit.   Photo: The Committee on Finance Holds Preliminary Budget Hearing For FY2027 with testimony from the Independent Budget Office, March 10, 2026 (Emil Cohen/NYC Council Media Unit)

Casey Revkin is our guest this evening Casey is one of the founders of Each Step Home. Each Step Home is a non-profit organization dedicated to ending the damage caused by cruel and negligent treatment arising from American immigration policy. Please reach out and support Each Step Home at EachStepHome.org

Inner Journey welcomes Chris Amadeo. Chris is a Rolfer, a musician and a voice over artist. Some may say that is a strange combination, I say that it affords a color and dimension and different perspectives to all of the fields. I have the pleasure of getting to know him as he has joined the KX family with his show on Saturday mornings from 10 to noon called “Vagabond Radio” and I think you'll find as I did, that spirit touches every aspect of his expression. You can find his music on every major platform.

gratitude(n.)mid-15c., "good will," from Medieval Latin gratitudinem (nominative gratitudo) "thankfulness," from Latin gratus "thankful, pleasing" (reconstructed in Watkins to be from a suffixed form of PIE root *gwere- (2) "to favor"). The meaning "thankfulness" is attested from 1560s.also from mid-15c.Entries linking to gratitude*gwere-(2)gwerə-, Proto-Indo-European root meaning "to favor."It might form all or part of: agree; bard (n.); congratulate; congratulation; disgrace; grace; gracious; grateful; gratify; gratis; gratitude; gratuitous; gratuity; gratulation; ingrate; ingratiate.It might also be the source of: Sanskrit grnati "sings, praises, announces;" Avestan gar- "to praise;" Lithuanian giriu, girti "to praise, celebrate;" Old Celtic bardos "poet, singer."

It's been a while since we've had an episode about a single machine with no variants or upgrades. And one so deserving of them, too! I get that the appeal of the Bael is elegant simplicity. But the Bael exists! Let's have a Bael High Mobility, or a Bael Cannon, or a Bael Full Armor! I know that's not how IBO designs are built or named. I don't care. I just like seeing cool designs be iterated on, and I am being deprived of that. This is bullying, they're bullying me. You can find a video version of this podcast for free on Scanline Media's Patreon! If you want to find us on Bluesky, Dylan is lowpolyrobot.bsky.social and Six is six.scanlinemedia.com. Our opening theme is the Hangar Theme from Gundam Breaker 3, and our ending theme for this episode is Resumption from Gundam Breaker 4. Our podcast art is a fantastic piece of work from Twitter artist @fenfelt. Want to see a list of every unit we've covered from every episode, including variants and tangents? It's right here. The Scanline Media Discord can be found here! Units discussed: ASW-G-01 Gundam Bael

Linda Schiller is an international expert on dreams nightmares and trauma treatment. She is the author of several book including her latest offering, “Ancestral Dreaming. Heal Generational wounds through dream work”

Inner Journey with Greg Friedman welcomes Paul Fenton Smith.  Paul is a renowned Australian tarot teacher, clairvoyant, counsellor, and author who has been immersed in the psychic sciences since the late 1970s. Beginning his journey with palmistry in 1978 and soon after embracing tarot, he has spent decades helping people use these tools for clarity, insight, and practical guidance in everyday life. In 1985 he founded the Academy of Psychic Sciences in Sydney, where he has trained thousands of students in tarot, intuition, and ethical psychic practice.​ He is the author of numerous books, including his comprehensive recent work Advanced Tarot: An In-Depth Guide to Practical & Intuitive Tarot Reading Paul brings tarot down to earth, showing how it can serve as a practical, empowering tool for decision-making, self-understanding, and intuitive development in daily life.​

This is The Rocky Road to Dublin, Part 3. It's going to be a big night of boxing at the 3Arena on March 14, headlined by the world title fight between Anthony Cacace and WBA champ, Jazza Dickens. Parts 1 and 2 dealt with the main event and co-main event featuring Pierce O'Leary versus Mark Chamberlain. We also brought you interviews with newcomers Adam Olaniyan and Bobbi Flood, who'll be making their debuts on the night at the old Point Depot. But wait…there's more! Jono Carroll will be back in Dublin for the first time in over a decade when he'll take on Belfast's Colm Murphy for the IBO world super-featherweight title. It's a fight right out of leftfield for King Kong, who's been on a measly diet of one fight a year for the last three years. He's eyeing a clash with the winner of the main event - and came close to taking on Cacace in this one before it became a title defence for Dickens. Carroll's had a big career so far - announcing himself on the stage at the 3Arena with victory over Declan Geraghty in 2014, going on to win Prizefighter, boxing on the Tyson Fury v Vladimir Klitshko undercard in Dusseldorf in 2015, challenging Tevin Farmer for the world title in 2019, and beating Scott Quigg in impressive fashion the following year. He's not exactly in last-chance saloon at the age of 33 - Cacace is testament to that, as he'll be 37 on fight night - but he knows it's time to strike. Murphy meanwhile is not one to overlook. Posh Boy may not look like your everyday scrapper but he's had to overcome a late start to boxing and battles with dyslexia, dyspraxia and doubt to make it this far. He's highly motivated and hugely dedicated. He and his manager Mark Dunlop explain to us why they're going to claim a notable scalp on their own journey to the top. We're also delighted to see a comeback fight for Dublin heavyweight Thomas Carty on the bill. Across 2023 and 2024 he enjoyed three knockout wins at the 3Arena and it appears a simple promotional slogan - No Carty, No Party - has come true. But this has truly been a Rocky Road back to Dublin for the popular northsider. With his momentum growing, he headed to New York for a Paddy's Day showcase last year - where disaster struck. In a clash with 410lb monster Dejuan Calloway at Madison Square Garden, his knee went, and Carty left the ring in agony. Today he tells us about his brutal recovery spell and why it means so much to be back, one year on. Finally, we've got a man who, all going well, will be back headlining in Ireland in his own right in time. Cork's Steven Cairns, AKA The Irish Takeover, has quietly gone about his business since turning professional back in the Covid days of 2021. The light-welterweight has built an impressive 13-fight winning streak, with eight knockouts, and looks sharp as a tack. He boxed at the National Stadium last year, taking out Francisco Javier Lucero in the third round, and his quality really stood out to all at ringside. We talk to Steven about his pro boxing apprenticeship, boxing all over the world, his epic celebrations and why social media management is a must for every young fighter who wants to make it to the top. (Podcast Photo Credit: Queensberry/Leigh Dawney) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Inner Journey with Greg Friedman welcomes Paul Selig fback to the program. Paul's latest chanelled book is called, "Divine Union, the essential path to oneness" Paul share the perspective that we are I am in union with the Source of all things. This may be the Guides' most important teaching to date, and Paul Selig channels this crucial message in his newest book, Divine Union. A standalone book to highlight the importance of the concept, Divine Union teaches readers to move beyond their inherited and clung-to ideas of separation in favor of unity, cohesion, and peace.Though it may seem inevitable that humans will build walls between one another and fear those who appear different from ourselves, the Guides promise a future in which true connection and union is achieved. Once we realize that all humans are beings through which the Divine flows, fear-based separation will crumble, clearing the way for a better world.The Guides' message is nothing short of revolutionary: humanity is at a time of reckoning, and we must face ourselves and our creations in order to recognize the shared divinity within us all.

St Pierce's Day weekend is coming. It's going to be a big night of boxing at the 3Arena on March 14, headlined by the world title fight between Anthony Cacace and WBA champ, Jazza Dickens. The chief support bout sees Pierce O'Leary fighting in Dublin at long last. The local boxer takes on Portsmouth's Mark Chamberlain for the IBO world title at light-welterweight. Big Bang has previously held the European title and is one of the leading lights in a red-hot division, where UK rival Dalton Smith recently became WBC champion with a sensational knockout of Subriel Matias in New York. Other belt holders in the division include Teofimo Lopez, who holds the WBO strap, and Richardson Hitchins, who's the IBF kingpin right now. Ireland's also got talent in there, with Sean McComb clearly a match for anyone given his recent performances, and he's been heavily linked with a showdown with O'Leary which could possibly go down later this year. Gary Cully, who boxes on the Dublin card, is also hoping to join the mix after moving up a weight class. But first, while the headliner is a mouthwatering contest, for many this is the O'Leary show. Promised a homecoming for several years now, he's linked up with Brian Peters, who brought big-time boxing back to Dublin in the 2000s with Bernard Dunne and did it again in recent years with Katie Taylor. Now O'Leary is the man to take the mantle. His performances in recent years have absolutely warranted it, his popularity is undeniable, and now it's here. Today he'll tell us why he's ready to deal with all the pressure that comes with it, why he and his team get annoyed with being typecast as simply a banger, and why he'll finish out his camp back in his hometown. We also hear from Chamberlain. The 27-year-old from Portsmouth, with 17 wins, 1 defeat and 1 draw, is by some distance O'Leary's biggest obstacle yet. He tells us why he feels all the pressure is on his opponent, how he's dealt with his own experiences of pressure after being anointed as Saudi powerbroker Turki Al-Sheikh's favourite fighter, and how he came to boxing as a way of dealing with potential bullies as a kid. Last week we heard from a young Dublin heavyweight who'll be making his professional debut on the show, in Adam Olaniyan. Today it's the turn of rising light-middleweight Bobbi Flood, who'll also be joining the paid ranks on March 14 after signing with Queensbury Promotions. Flood's name is well known within Irish boxing circles and he's ready to announce his name to the world, going in with the aim of becoming world champion inside five years. He's been sparring with pros since his mid-teens and, after a spell working as a mechanic, realised he had to go all-in to pursue his dream. This is The Rocky Road to Dublin, Part 2. (Podcast Photo Credit: Andrew Heeney Media) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Greg welcomes Karen Kubicko to Inner Journey. Karen Ann Kubicko is a psychic intuitive, certified hypnotherapist, past life regression expert, and Reiki Master dedicated to helping others on a soul level. With nearly 200 of her own past life memories, Karen shares her insights in Life Is Just Another Class, Making True Love, and 10 Signs You've Lived a Past Life, inspiring others on their journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening.

Every year I like to wrap it up in Gratitude. What gratitude isGratitude involves recognizing that something positive has happened and connecting it to a source outside oneself (another person, a community, nature, or something larger).It is not just saying “thank you,” but actually registering that “this matters to me” and letting that significance sink in.Gratitude can be brief (a surge of appreciation) or more stable, as a trait-like tendency to notice and savor the good.Why it boosts happiness Gratitude is such a strong contributor to human happiness because it shifts how the mind processes reality in several powerful ways:Attention shift: The brain naturally scans for problems and threats; gratitude deliberately redirects attention toward what is working, what is kind, and what is supportive, which increases feelings of safety and contentment.Positive emotion spiral: Moments of gratitude generate emotions like warmth, joy, and peace, and those states tend to broaden thinking, increase creativity, and make it easier to notice even more good, creating an upward emotional spiral.Relationship nourishment: Expressing gratitude deepens bonds, increases trust, and makes others feel seen and valued, which strengthens the relationships that are a core foundation of human happiness.Sense of meaning: Gratitude highlights connection—how much of life depends on the care, effort, and gifts of others—which gives a stronger sense of belonging and purpose.Resilience: When life is difficult, the ability to still find and acknowledge small good things helps people cope, recover, and maintain hope, even without denying pain or struggle. 

Our guest this evening is Mary Madeiras and there are many things about her I really appreciate including the fact that Mary did not come from the wonderful world of woo woo. She is one of those strange people that came from the normal world, well not too normal, she was an Emmy award winning director before her life made a left turn and led her into the Akashic Records. Mary's latest offering is as the author of, “The Akashic Way”, a book that take the reader on an empathetic journey into understanding and growth employing the records as a guide.

Inner Journey with Greg Friedman welcomes R.J. Catano. R.J. is the host of LagunaPalooza, sits with Greg and speaks of music, it's affect on life and its relationship to the community.  Best describe by R.J.as  "This was great.  A beautiful evening of discussion that solved nothing"   LOL

Our guest, this episode on Inner Journey is Les Jensen. After learning how to clear out the subconscious energy within his own self, les created the core material for others to do the same. By learning that the core power that everyone has is love itself, Les learned the nature of how this love was the source of true authentic personal power. The timeless principles of how love is power itself, is the root of our own collective empowerment. Les is the author of two books, “Citizen King” and “Forgiven Sinner” God's last savior

Greg welcomes Eric Rankin from Awakening Code Radio to Inner Journey to discuss 3I ATLAS.  The interstellar object 3I/ATLAS is a gift from interstellar space. It is large and relatively bright and it travels close to the ecliptic plane of the planets around the Sun and hence is observable for a long period of time by telescopes and cameras onboard planetary  orbiters that humanity placed in this plane. Those are the basics, Greg and Eric dive much deeper into the world of spirit and science and their converging paths as witnessed with and through 3I ATLAS

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