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Paul Rieckhoff, host of the "Independent Americans" podcast and founder of Independent Veterans of America, gives his battlefield assessment about the future of Defense Secretary-for-now Pete Hegseth and President Trump's crackdown on the supposed Anti-Christian bias at the Veterans Administration.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tavis-smiley--6286410/support.

Ce mardi 22 avril, la folie autour de l'or, notamment la défiance vis-à-vis du dollar, qui menace l'indépendance de la Fed a été abordée par Nicolas Doze dans sa chronique Doze d'économie dans l'émission Tout pour investir présentée par Lorraine Goumot sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au vendredi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Ce mardi 22 avril, la folie autour de l'or, notamment la défiance vis-à-vis du dollar, qui menace l'indépendance de la Fed a été abordée par Nicolas Doze dans sa chronique Doze d'économie dans l'émission Tout pour investir présentée par Lorraine Goumot sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au vendredi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Tours géantes autonomes, éco-quartiers, bidonvilles solidaires… Comment dans le contexte du changement climatique et de la raréfaction des ressources pouvons-nous habiter la planète de manière durable ? Nos invités urbanistes et architectes montrent la voie... En quelques décennies, le monde s'est urbanisé. Plus de la moitié d'entre nous habite en ville et la plupart de ceux qui n'y sont pas rêvent d'y vivre un jour. Résultat en Asie : Tokyo, Delhi et Shanghaï dépassent chacune les 30 millions d'habitants. En Afrique, Le Caire, Kinshasa et Lagos comptent déjà plus de 10 millions d'habitants. Pourtant cette manière d'habiter la Terre n'est pas compatible avec les limites planétaires. Il faut énormément de ressources pour construire des logements décents, des infrastructures de transports, garantir un accès à l'énergie, à l'alimentation, à l'eau… le tout dans le contexte du changement climatique qui augmente les températures et les phénomènes météorologiques extrêmes… Alors comment mieux habiter ou plutôt co-habiter avec les autres humains, mais aussi avec l'ensemble des vivants ?Avec- Michel Lussault, professeur à l'ENS à Lyon pour son ouvrage Cohabitons !  paru au Seuil- Cyrille Hanappe, de retour de Mayotte, docteur en architecture, spécialiste de la résilience architecturale en lien avec les questions sociales et environnementales. Directeur scientifique du diplôme de spécialisation et d'approfondissement (DSA) «Architecture et risques majeurs» à l'école d'architecture Paris-Belleville.- Vincent Callebaut, architecte, défenseur de l'écologie urbaine et du climat pour son livre Villes 2050 : 10 actions d'architectures climatiques pour un futur désirable (éditions Eyrolles).Musiques diffusées dans l'émissionGuru - Respect The Architect Mário Lúcio - Independance.

Tours géantes autonomes, éco-quartiers, bidonvilles solidaires… Comment dans le contexte du changement climatique et de la raréfaction des ressources pouvons-nous habiter la planète de manière durable ? Nos invités urbanistes et architectes montrent la voie... En quelques décennies, le monde s'est urbanisé. Plus de la moitié d'entre nous habite en ville et la plupart de ceux qui n'y sont pas rêvent d'y vivre un jour. Résultat en Asie : Tokyo, Delhi et Shanghaï dépassent chacune les 30 millions d'habitants. En Afrique, Le Caire, Kinshasa et Lagos comptent déjà plus de 10 millions d'habitants. Pourtant cette manière d'habiter la Terre n'est pas compatible avec les limites planétaires. Il faut énormément de ressources pour construire des logements décents, des infrastructures de transports, garantir un accès à l'énergie, à l'alimentation, à l'eau… le tout dans le contexte du changement climatique qui augmente les températures et les phénomènes météorologiques extrêmes… Alors comment mieux habiter ou plutôt co-habiter avec les autres humains, mais aussi avec l'ensemble des vivants ?Avec- Michel Lussault, professeur à l'ENS à Lyon pour son ouvrage Cohabitons !  paru au Seuil- Cyrille Hanappe, de retour de Mayotte, docteur en architecture, spécialiste de la résilience architecturale en lien avec les questions sociales et environnementales. Directeur scientifique du diplôme de spécialisation et d'approfondissement (DSA) «Architecture et risques majeurs» à l'école d'architecture Paris-Belleville.- Vincent Callebaut, architecte, défenseur de l'écologie urbaine et du climat pour son livre Villes 2050 : 10 actions d'architectures climatiques pour un futur désirable (éditions Eyrolles).Musiques diffusées dans l'émissionGuru - Respect The Architect Mário Lúcio - Independance.

Mario Lucio fête l'Indépendance du Cap-Vert et Cotonete en concert au Studio de l'Ermitage. Notre 1er invité est Mario Lucio pour la sortie de l'album Indépendance50 ans après l'indépendance du Cap-Vert et les autres ex-colonies portugaises, Mario Lucio sort un album qui célèbre ce grand moment de changement en Afrique Lusophone. Chanteur, guitariste, compositeur, poète, écrivain, penseur ou même ancien ministre de la Culture : Mario Lucio est tout cela à la fois et bien plus encore pour les Cap-Verdiens. Chantre de la créolisation, l'artiste rend, à travers son œuvre, un hommage sensible et passionné à ce métissage qui a façonné la culture de son pays.Leader historique du groupe capverdien culte Simentera, mais aussi auteur de six disques en solo, Mario Lucio revient avec Independance un septième opus qui célèbre ce grand moment de changement au Cap-Vert et en Afrique Lusophone. Dans Independance, il y a « danse » et Mario Lucio aime jouer avec les mots. Un album résolument festif donc, au travers duquel il prend plaisir à se remémorer cette époque de son enfance, emplie de joie et de musique.Titres diffusés : Indépendance, Maka Maka, Mati Mati et Ami Xintadu► Album Indépendance (Maremusica 2025)Site / YouTube Puis, nous rejoignons le groupe Cotonete qui s'est produit le 17 janvier dernier au Studio de l'Ermitage pour présenter le nouvel album Victoire de la Musique. Prendre son temps. Pour Cotonete, un art de vivre. Quinze ans d'existence avant que leur premier album ne voie le jour en 2019, les Parisiens ont pris le temps d'apprécier la vie et les heures passées ensemble sur scène. Un temps qui, sous le groove Brésilien de leur jazz-funk hommage à Azymuth, à Jorge Ben, et à d'autres, donne forcément l'impression de s'écouler moins vite qu'à l'accoutumé. Trois ans sont passés et, après quelques maxis, arrivé le moment de donner un successeur à Super Vilains. Et là, le temps s'est accéléré. David Georgelet, rencontré quelques jours plus tard, nous raconte l'aventure du nouvel album Victoire de la Musique.Extraits du concert au Studio de l'Ermitage, mixage Benoît le Tirant, Mastering Mathias Taylor Brooklyn, Cascavel et Oceo e Preto► Album Victoire de la Musique (Heavenly Sweetness 2025)Bandcamp / Facebook / YouTube

Mario Lucio fête l'Indépendance du Cap-Vert et Cotonete en concert au Studio de l'Ermitage. Notre 1er invité est Mario Lucio pour la sortie de l'album Indépendance50 ans après l'indépendance du Cap-Vert et les autres ex-colonies portugaises, Mario Lucio sort un album qui célèbre ce grand moment de changement en Afrique Lusophone. Chanteur, guitariste, compositeur, poète, écrivain, penseur ou même ancien ministre de la Culture : Mario Lucio est tout cela à la fois et bien plus encore pour les Cap-Verdiens. Chantre de la créolisation, l'artiste rend, à travers son œuvre, un hommage sensible et passionné à ce métissage qui a façonné la culture de son pays.Leader historique du groupe capverdien culte Simentera, mais aussi auteur de six disques en solo, Mario Lucio revient avec Independance un septième opus qui célèbre ce grand moment de changement au Cap-Vert et en Afrique Lusophone. Dans Independance, il y a « danse » et Mario Lucio aime jouer avec les mots. Un album résolument festif donc, au travers duquel il prend plaisir à se remémorer cette époque de son enfance, emplie de joie et de musique.Titres diffusés : Indépendance, Maka Maka, Mati Mati et Ami Xintadu► Album Indépendance (Maremusica 2025)Site / YouTube Puis, nous rejoignons le groupe Cotonete qui s'est produit le 17 janvier dernier au Studio de l'Ermitage pour présenter le nouvel album Victoire de la Musique. Prendre son temps. Pour Cotonete, un art de vivre. Quinze ans d'existence avant que leur premier album ne voie le jour en 2019, les Parisiens ont pris le temps d'apprécier la vie et les heures passées ensemble sur scène. Un temps qui, sous le groove Brésilien de leur jazz-funk hommage à Azymuth, à Jorge Ben, et à d'autres, donne forcément l'impression de s'écouler moins vite qu'à l'accoutumé. Trois ans sont passés et, après quelques maxis, arrivé le moment de donner un successeur à Super Vilains. Et là, le temps s'est accéléré. David Georgelet, rencontré quelques jours plus tard, nous raconte l'aventure du nouvel album Victoire de la Musique.Extraits du concert au Studio de l'Ermitage, mixage Benoît le Tirant, Mastering Mathias Taylor Brooklyn, Cascavel et Oceo e Preto► Album Victoire de la Musique (Heavenly Sweetness 2025)Bandcamp / Facebook / YouTube

Nouvel episode de notre hors-serie (E)ntre (P)arenthèses. Et dans cet épisode spécial, nous plongeons dans les coulisses de la compilation INT RADIO, sortie le 31 janvier dernier. Pour discuter de ce projet, nous avons invité les producteurs Max Pain et Smiley Jones, qui nous livreront leurs mindset sur le processus créatif et l'élaboration de la compilation. De la sélection des morceaux aux choix artistiques, nous explorerons toutes les facettes de cette œuvre collective. Au programme, des anecdotes inédites, mais aussi une réflexion plus large sur la place des compilations dans l'industrie musicale aujourd'hui.

O músico, autor, compositor e antigo Ministro da cultura de Cabo Verde, Mário Lúcio deslocou-se esta semana aos estúdios da RFI antes de participar no festival musical "Au fil des voix", na sala de concerto 360 aqui em Paris, onde vai tocar e cantar neste sábado 1 de Fevereiro a partir das 20H00. Por ocasião deste certame que homenageia este ano alguns países de África Lusófona pelos 50 anos das suas respectivas independências, Mário Lúcio representa Cabo Verde, com o seu novo álbum lançado oficialmente neste 31 de Janeiro.Este novo trabalho que é o seu sétimo álbum em nome próprio, intitula-se "Independance", com "A" para evocar a palavra "dança". Nele, o músico recorda e retoma alguns dos êxitos do pós-independência. Com 10 anos de idade na altura em que o seu país conquistou a liberdade, Mário Lúcio lembra-se nomeadamente do fervilhar musical daquela época e diz que a sua vida mudou completamente com a independência.RFI: Quais são as sonoridades deste novo álbum?Mário Lúcio: Quando nós falamos de independência ou de qualquer acontecimento, nós temos a parte analítica e depois temos uma memória escondida. E é engraçado que isto só me aconteceu há pouco tempo. Qual é a minha memória da independência? Eu tinha dez anos. Para além de analisar, é bom lembrar-me das festas. Mas qual é a memória? É a música. Portanto, há pessoas que têm memória de lugares através dos cheiros e a música, porque em 1975 chegaram a Cabo Verde músicas desconhecidas para nós. Nós somos um arquipélago de uma música muito particular no contexto africano e mundial. Uma mistura de música, de reminiscências de música africana com música europeia. E de repente, chega-nos a música do continente africano. Até lá, eu ia sempre a uma mercearia muito pequenita, lá no Tarrafal. O senhor tinha um gira-discos. O que é que nós ouvíamos? Era Roberto Carlos, Luiz Gonzaga e também ouvíamos muita música norte-americana, James Brown, Otis Redding, Percy Sledge. Era o que nós ouvíamos. É como se nos negassem o acesso à música do continente. África estava efervescente havia algumas décadas. Vários países foram independentes nos anos 60 e digamos que esconder isso evitava o contágio. Mas, de repente, chega a música da Guiné-Bissau -que nós não conhecíamos- na mesma língua. A música da Guiné-Conacri, aquelas guitarras, a música de Angola e a música do Congo, mais a música do Senegal, Gana, Camarões e Nigéria, mas também a música das Antilhas, Martinica, Guadalupe, Haiti. Então, é como se nós tivéssemos também achado a nossa própria identidade. E por casualidade, nós começamos a tocar essas músicas, aprender no violão os primeiros acordes que eu aprendi de uma música de um cantor chamado Prince Nico Mbarga. E a música chamava-se "Aki". Eram dois acordes. E depois fui tocar no grupo Abel Djassi, na cidade da Praia, quando fui lá estudar. E já tocávamos nos bailes nocturnos. Os bailes duravam das 20h00 às 05h00. Tínhamos repertório com 100 músicas. Fazíamos quatro intervalos e basicamente eram essas músicas. Então, depois que eu tomei a minha profissão do músico, depois de exercer outras profissões, sempre com a música, tinha o sonho de um dia recuperar essas memórias. Eu não sabia como é que haviam de vir e eu lembrei-me que era o som ligado à dança. Essas músicas chegaram com as danças. Eu lembrava no Tarrafal, as casas, umas casas muito velhas, cheias de gente, rapazes e meninas, cada um no seu canto, a dançar essas músicas, a tentar descobrir uma forma de dançar. As nossas danças são sempre muito coladas, o homem e a mulher. E esses ritmos não exigiam muito malabarismo. Então, a palavra "independance" reflecte a minha memória da independência. São músicas ligadas à dança. E esse disco é um disco para dançar. Felizmente, toquei muitos anos em baile. É uma coisa que eu gosto de fazer, então é um testemunho, digamos assim, uma homenagem a essa época.RFI: Como é que foi todo esse trabalho de recolher as músicas do seu baú pessoal e reformulá-las?Mário Lúcio: As coisas têm os seus mistérios, não é? Normalmente, todos os meus discos, eu vou ao baú e lá selecciono às vezes 60, 80 músicas. Depois passa para 40, 20. Levo para o estúdio 20 músicas. E de repente gravo 12. Ou saem as 12, ou saem oito ou dez. Este processo não. Eu compus todas as músicas de uma assentada. Passei duas noites, compus todas as músicas, excepto a música "Independance", que eu compus no estúdio. Mas, como havia ali alguma coisa para dizer, há muito tempo que nós estávamos à espera que venha esse tipo de música, esse tipo de ritmo. Então, foi muito rápido. E eu sabia o que que as músicas estavam a dizer. E vieram já com o seu ritmo, seu balanço. As letras todas desceram rapidamente e a única música que eu gravei é um tema que eu fiz que se chama "Minha Bio", que é exactamente a minha biografia, que é uma música muito icónica na minha vida. Eu nunca tinha feito uma música sobre mim ou para mim. Esta sim conta a história do meu nascimento e também é uma música acústica. É mesmo uma pausa dentro do disco.RFI: é também uma espécie de balanço pessoal de uma longa carreira que começou quase praticamente depois da independência.Mário Lúcio: Obrigado por essa pergunta, porque eu não tinha sentido isso ainda. E é verdade. Acho que sim. A minha vida está muito ligada à independência, isto é, até os nove anos de idade não se sabia na minha aldeia, o que era um menino precoce. Então eu sofri muita protecção, sobretudo das mulheres mais velhas. A minha avó e a minha tia-avó. A minha mãe não ligava muito. Ela estava sempre a parir. Então a minha avó tomava conta. E aos dez anos, de repente, eu encontrei um poema no bolso das calças do meu irmão, um poema sobre Amílcar Cabral. Isto mudou a minha vida. E isso me levou à música, porque detectaram-me na rua a recitar poemas. Tinha uma memória fabulosa. E o Estado adoptou-me: "temos que lhe dar uma educação especial, porque isso ainda vai ser gente, não é?" Ainda há poucos dias encontrei o antigo Primeiro-Ministro Pedro Pires e ele ria muito. Ele foi lá à minha casa ao Tarrafal e dizia "realmente somos amigos há 51 anos, não é?" Ele está com 95, mais ou menos isso. E olhamos para trás, disse "Olha aquele encontro". Parece que ele se sente satisfeito e muito orgulhoso disso. Então, na verdade, estes 50 anos de dependência são 50 anos de um percurso da noite para o dia. Nada do que eu estava a fazer, do que estava previsto, depois eu vim a fazer, que era ser um pescador ou um pedreiro lá da zona, com muito poucas condições, como não tiveram o resto dos meus irmãos ou dos meus vizinhos. A independência trouxe isso. Estudei e tive acesso às artes. Tive acesso à universidade, tive acesso, depois, às condições que foram criadas depois da independência para as crianças, para os adolescentes. E também fui recebendo. Fui reciclando e dando também. Hoje, quando olho para trás, do alto dos meus 60 anos, tenho 50 anos de dádiva e de gratidão. Porque, na verdade, logo que eu comecei, com dez anos, eu já era músico na minha aldeia e também no grupo Abel Djassi, lá no Tarrafal, com instrumentos e dávamos concertos. E já aos 15, eu era profissional, a meio termo porque eu era estudante, mas tocava também nos bailes. De modo que isto também, essa pergunta é uma prenda para mim. Vou agora pensar nisso nos próximos dias. Como é que, na verdade, é um balanço junto com a história do meu país.RFI: E relativamente à História do seu país? Quando olha para esses 50 anos de percurso livre para Cabo Verde, como é que olha para todo este caminho já atravessado?Mário Lúcio: Tem dois lados, a independência, como a descolonização, esses reveses do domínio e também do aprisionamento e do cerceamento da liberdade. Esses reveses são sempre positivos, porque o homem nasceu para ser livre e feliz e dentro disso tem as matizes que é ser amado, amar, ser generoso, ter ética. Várias coisas. Mas, na verdade, tem o outro lado. Muitos países africanos pioraram as suas condições para as suas populações depois da independência. Isso é inaceitável. Um povo livre, um povo autónomo e países com muita riqueza, não é aceitável que passem a viver igual ou pior do que antes da independência. Cabo Verde é uma belíssima excepção. Eu não sei as razões. Evidentemente, podemos analisá-las. A formação desse povo é uma formação diferente, a escolaridade. Cabo Verde, em 1975, tinha uma taxa de analfabetismo de 75%. Hoje tem (uma taxa de alfabetização) acima de 98%. E então isso faz com que seja um país que progride todos os dias. Em Cabo Verde, é o progresso, o desenvolvimento humano. O desenvolvimento económico é apenas um índice. Mas o desenvolvimento humano passa por ter escolas. A escolaridade obrigatória e gratuita é boa, como existe em Cabo Verde, ter saúde, nós temos uma saúde básica boa. Em Cabo Verde, ter liberdade, liberdade de expressão e outras liberdades identitárias, respeita-se isso. Em Cabo Verde, os Direitos Humanos são respeitados e é um país onde todo o mundo trabalha. Não está infestado de corrupção e de ditaduras. Eu tenho uma sorte. Hoje a minha bandeira é as últimas eleições autárquicas em Cabo Verde. Portanto, as eleições foram no domingo e na segunda-feira todo mundo foi trabalhar. Nas minhas palestras falo da democracia de Cabo Verde, mas desta vez falo com mais felicidade porque houve uma região da ilha de Santiago, acho que era São Lourenço dos Órgãos, onde o vencedor saiu por um voto. Está a ver em África ou no mundo, ou nos Estados Unidos, algum candidato que vence o outro por um voto e não houve briga, não houve manifestações? Muito bem. Vamos recontar, contar, recontar. E se alguém tiver dúvidas, existem as instâncias próprias. Isso é saudável, de modo que quando se sente a maturidade para um povo ser livre e cuidar dos seus destinos, os resultados são como os resultados que existem em Cabo Verde e vários outros países. Vale a pena. E esse processo de Cabo Verde valeu a pena.RFI: Algum ponto talvez menos positivo, que também mereça a sua atenção? Alguma coisa que talvez possa melhorar em Cabo Verde, a seu ver?Mário Lúcio: O mundo todo! Eu acho que neste momento há uma desumanização da política, há uma desumanização da economia, há uma desumanização do próprio ser humano. E isso tem a ver com várias situações sociais. Quando o ser humano não tem acesso à cultura, é uma parte de si, principalmente a parte invisível, que é a alma da pessoa, que está a ser menosprezada, desvalorizada. Quando a pessoa não tem acesso à educação, está a ser-lhe negada uma das vias do progresso e do desenvolvimento humano. Em relação ao meu país, o que eu acho é que, também por fazermos parte do mundo, julgo que temos correcções a fazer. Essas correcções têm a ver exactamente com colocar a felicidade e a liberdade e o acesso ao progresso humano no centro das políticas e não ir, digamos assim, na moda e com o vento das várias possibilidades que estão a existir, de tornar o ser humano secundário, em que se dá demasiada importância às máquinas e à ganância. Então, acho que o Cabo Verde também está a sofrer disso nesse momento.RFI: Cabo Verde faz parte dos países que são homenageados pelos 50 anos das suas respectivas independências no festival "Au fil des voix" aqui em Paris. Como se sente por representar o seu país neste festival?Mário Lúcio: Eu nunca pensei ser um "representante oficial". Mesmo quando eu estava no governo. Mas na verdade, no outro dia, na minha aldeia, na minha vila, um historiador parou-me na rua para me cumprimentar e disse "que orgulho! Mas saiba uma coisa tu és património do Tarrafal." E eu disse "olha, eu que nasci com espírito livre e nunca quis pertencer a nenhuma agremiação e não ser nada para nada". Mas eu disse "para a minha pequena vila, eu aceito, então sou património". E quando me dizem que eu represento o meu país, tomo como uma leveza. Isto é o meu país. Representas ou sentes-te representado nas minhas acções. Por isso, também faço as minhas acções com a maior qualidade possível. E faço-as num contexto internacional, mundial, para que a sua representação não seja menos do que a sua realidade. Tenho trabalhado para isso.RFI: Está a lançar neste momento o seu novo disco. Como é que vai ser a sua actualidade nos próximos meses?Mário Lúcio: Bom, esse disco vai-me fazer tocar bastante. Como já não tocava em bailes, festivais, quero fazer bailes mesmo. Vai ser uma descoberta para as novas gerações, porque é um disco para se ouvir de pé. É um disco para libertar energias. Então, vamos fazer muitas turnês. Muitos concertos e já começamos. Agora vou a Cabo Verde descansar. Em Março, retomo e por aí adiante. Em Abril, Maio, Junho, Julho, Agosto. Setembro, Outubro, Novembro, já está tudo encaminhado. Hoje, vivo no Tarrafal, onde eu nasci, na minha cabana, e é onde quero estar mais tempo. Então começo a fazer as turnês de forma diferente. Não longas turnês, mas muito compactas, a vir à Europa, ir a outras partes do mundo, trabalhar e logo regressar para o meu mar, o meu sol, o meu povo, a minha terra.RFI: O que é que gosta de ouvir neste momento?Mário Lúcio: Eu sou muito eclético. Mas eu diria que se me dessem para escolher cinco músicas para ouvir permanentemente, escolheria, "Gracias à La Vida" de Violeta Parra, se possível interpretada por Mercedes Sosa. Ouviria também "Imagine" de John Lennon. Ouviria "What a Wonderful World" do Louis Armstrong e ouviria uma das "chaconnes" e "partidas" de Johann Sebastian Bach para violino e para violoncelo. E também ouviria "Sodade" na voz de Cesária Évora.Eis a programação do festival "Au fil des voix": https://www.aufildesvoix.com/

Send us a textJane Duncan, a 67-year-old dancer and educator, shares insights on her life and careers. She always knew she was a dancer, starting when she was 11. For her, dance was a healing and power source. While she cherished it, always seeing herself as a dancer, she changed careers, got degrees and flourished. She shares her mentors and how they changed her life.  She now volunteers with an organization that accredits fire organizations. All her life lessons she lays out. Jane Duncan: Dancer, Educator, Contributor As is the case for most dancers, we have a knowing from an early age that we are dancers. The blessing with that knowing, is that we always know who we are no matter who old, fat, or infirm we may become. I stopped trying to make my living as a dancer in my mid to late twenties but since then, I have danced on the edges of my life. In addition to dance as a primary definer, so is education. I have been an educator of adults since I was barely an adult myself beginning as a dance educator at Mount Royal College. At that time one of my students said to me, “Jane, what you are is an educator.” I was mortally offended! I thought, “I am a dancer!!” The student was right, though. I am also an educator. This understanding culminated in earning a doctorate in adult education and higher education leadership and lead me from teaching in post-secondary to administering education in emergency services to fulfill the need for a new challenge.  This experience resulted in an invitation to be appointed as a volunteer for an emergency services accreditation body. I have been contributing to that cause beginning in 2008. I have been given many gifts and giving back is what I am called to do.   About Mark Laurie - Host.Mark has been transforming how women see themselves, enlarging their sense of sexy, and expanding their confidence in an exciting adventure that is transformational photography. http://innerspiritphotography.comhttps://www.instagram.com/innerspiritphotography/Sound Production by:Lee Ellis  - myofficemedia@gmail.com

Send us a textIn this episode, we visit the rouge imperial state that popped up in the Balkans after the conquest of Constantinople. This state is called the Despotate of Epirus, as it was the rightful inheritor of the Roman Empire. Michael Komnenos Doukas was a bastard cousin of the Emperor in Constantinople... but now he had the chance to really make a name for himself and carve out a piece of the old empire to form his new kingdom. In this episode, Michael goes from a puppet of the Latins to a full-blown rebel, going to war with Latins, Albanians, and the city of Dyrrachium. When he entered the old imperial cities, he was greeted as a liberator and a hero, but when he crossed over to the Latins, he became the cruel conqueror... but maybe he was just the type of cruel conqueror the Greeks needed to deal with the Latin Crusaders now living in the midst of the old Roman Empire.The History of Modern Greece Podcast covers the events from Ancient Greece, the Roman Empire, and the fall of Constantinople in 1453, to the years under the Ottoman Empire, and 1821 when the Greeks fought for Independance... all the way to the Modern Day.Website: www.moderngreecepodcast.comMusic by Mark Jungerman: www.marcjungermann.comCheck out our 2nd Podcast: www.antecedors.

Send us a textIn this episode, we meet our first main character from Season Four. Theodore Laskaris started his career in Constantinople when he married the daughter of the Roman Emperor Alexios the 3rd. But after the city was sacked, the noble members of the Imperial fled in all directions. Theodore found himself in Nicaea, where he started a resistance against the Latins. After many successes, he was crowned the Emperor by the Patriarch and started the Empire in Nicaea. However, he was not the only member of the royal family to claim that title, and soon, five Roman emperors were running around the frontiers, with several offshoot Imperial states rising in the three corners of the old empire. Theodore Laskaris finds himself under attack by, not only the other Greek States, but also the Seljuk Turks and the Latin Crusaders in Constantinople.The History of Modern Greece Podcast covers the events from Ancient Greece, the Roman Empire, and the fall of Constantinople in 1453, to the years under the Ottoman Empire, and 1821 when the Greeks fought for Independance... all the way to the Modern Day.Website: www.moderngreecepodcast.comMusic by Mark Jungerman: www.marcjungermann.comCheck out our 2nd Podcast: www.antecedors.com

Spiritual Declaration of Independance Pray. The importance of the spirit realm, repentance and divorcing the dark agendas that are hiding in plain sight are of the upmost importance. In this unique episode, Rod leads a historic declaration of spiritual independence prayer in a way you have likely never heard before. Now is the time, a high calling to stand up for such a time as this. This is Light vs darkness. What side do you choose? MMS CONTACT INFO: •Email Rod Smith: mmseed@proton.me •MMS Podcast Website Link: •Leave a message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rodney-jay/message MMS SUPPORT: •Consider partnering with our ministry. Buy a copy of my new book! The Words are Salt https://a.co/d/a1ZL3u2 my Amazon Author page link Amazon.com: Rodney Jay Smith Jr: books, biography, latest update https://givesendgo.com/GB6F9?utm_source=sharelink&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=GB6F9 Venmo - @Rodney-Smith-368 https://www.paypal.me/creative775 Cash app - $Rodsworth77 Or join w/monthly donations on: ⁠ https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rodney-jay/support ⁠ RECOMMENDED MMS RESOURCE: Brother Klaus Chavis YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/@DigitalDiscipleMinistries Dan Duval Bride Ministries International Download their free app here: http://brideministries.app.link/ Please leave a 5-star review on your favorite podcast app/catcher, whichever you use to listen. Music from Uppbeat: Free Music for YouTube Videos & Creators UppbeatLicense: PFREJYBLQKUZTMDH --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rodney-jay/support

in this episode you guys are hearing about some topics i've been avoiding.. listen along to hear some major life updates, my thoughts and reflections on relationships, how i'm navigating this new chapter of my life, turning 23, & how i'm planning on exploring my *womanhood* in my 20s ;) ***this episode was a re upload from the video i posted to my main youtube channel Fernanda Ramirez: https://youtu.be/kpKINpo6xJc?si=Ztrd3e74zzveQeL8 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welkom bij De Donkere Kamer podcast! Vandaag neemt Kaat ons mee naar de creatieve haven, het atelier van kunstenaar Annton Kusters, een plek waar productie en inspiratie elkaar ontmoeten. Ze duikt de diepte in met Anton, wiens indrukwekkende projecten, van de Yakuza in Japan tot het aangrijpende "The Blue Skies Project", ons confronteren met de complexiteit van menselijke geschiedenis en trauma. Samen bespreken Kaat en Anton hoe een reflectieve en georganiseerde werkstijl bijdraagt aan creatieve bloei, en hoe financiële risico's soms leiden tot uitzonderlijke succesverhalen. Zet je schrap voor een reis door verhalen van persoonlijke overstellingen en diepgaande artistieke methoden. Mis het niet! website van De Donkere Kamer: www.donkerekamer.com expo Edward Burtynsky: waterexpo.be instagram: @dedonkerekamer_be masterclasses: donkerekamer.com/masterclasses website Anton Kusters: https://antonkusters.com/ instagram Anton: @antonkusters expo Independance: https://in-dependancegallery.com/

La Princesse insoumise est le portrait de Gayatri Devi, la plus flamboyante et la plus moderne des princesses indiennes. Gayatri Devi est issue de deux lignées de souverains ayant régné sur l'Inde depuis des siècles. Petite-fille, fille et femme de maharaja, elle était consciente de son rang mais soucieuse de justice, une féministe avant l'heure, une femme libre ayant cassé les codes de sa caste et tracé la voie pour nombre d'Indiennes, une femme visionnaire. Son destin raconte l'évolution de la condition féminine, du droit des minorités et des questions écologiques, nous fait partager le quotidien fastueux des maharajas et assister à la perte de leurs privilèges, à la fin de la domination britannique, au triomphe de l'indépendance, à la cruauté de la partition et à l'avènement de l'Inde moderne. Jean-Noël Liaut est l'auteur de "La Princesse Insoumise" chez Allary Editions, il est interviewé par Axelle Thiry Merci pour votre écoute Un Jour dans l'Histoire, c'est également en direct tous les jours de la semaine de 13h15 à 14h30 sur www.rtbf.be/lapremiere Retrouvez tous les épisodes d'Un Jour dans l'Histoire sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/5936 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

La Princesse insoumise est le portrait de Gayatri Devi, la plus flamboyante et la plus moderne des princesses indiennes. Gayatri Devi est issue de deux lignées de souverains ayant régné sur l'Inde depuis des siècles. Petite-fille, fille et femme de maharaja, elle était consciente de son rang mais soucieuse de justice, une féministe avant l'heure, une femme libre ayant cassé les codes de sa caste et tracé la voie pour nombre d'Indiennes, une femme visionnaire. Son destin raconte l'évolution de la condition féminine, du droit des minorités et des questions écologiques, nous fait partager le quotidien fastueux des maharajas et assister à la perte de leurs privilèges, à la fin de la domination britannique, au triomphe de l'indépendance, à la cruauté de la partition et à l'avènement de l'Inde moderne. Jean-Noël Liaut est l'auteur de "La Princesse Insoumise" chez Allary Editions, il est interviewé par Axelle Thiry Merci pour votre écoute Un Jour dans l'Histoire, c'est également en direct tous les jours de la semaine de 13h15 à 14h30 sur www.rtbf.be/lapremiere Retrouvez tous les épisodes d'Un Jour dans l'Histoire sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/5936 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

Stephen Drew shares his experiences gained from a bikepacking tour through Namibia's vast landscapes.Stephen called this his Ride of Independance and his journey to taking on such a challenging route is full of overcoming adversity.  Stephen's is an an experienced Mountain Biker, and regularly participated in the racing scene at events such as the Trans Alps. His first experiences of touring were actually taken on a motorbike and it was during one of these trips that a freak accident resulted in an above the knee amputation of his leg. Prior to the accident he was The motorcycle accident was a truly life changing event, but listening to Stephen recall how he made his way through the rehabilitation and recovery process, I could tell that he was focused on getting the most out of his life.  From learning how to adjust to life with one leg, to using a prosthetic limb to cycle - which is very rare for an above the knee amputee, to taking on a multi day bikepacking trip through some of the harshest landscapes in Namibia. I'm certain listening to Stephen's story will give you a huge sense of wanderlust, and challenge your own perspectives on what is possible.You can follow Stephen's future adventures via his instagram - @StephenFDrewClick to send me a text message and let me know what you think of the showSupport the Show.Enjoying Seek Travel Ride? Buy me a coffee and help support the show!Sign up to the Seek Travel Ride NewsletterLeave me a voicemail messageJoin the Seek Travel Ride Facebook group - Seek Travel Ride Music Playlist available now on both Spotify or Apple Music Follow us on Social Media!Instagram - @SeekTravelRideTwitter - @BellaCyclingWebsite: Seek Travel Ride Facebook - Seek Travel Ride

A boomerang is supposed to return when it leaves your hand. But a boomerang kid, well, that's something else entirely.Do you have a boomerang kid? That's a term for an adult child that's returned home, like a boomerang, and now lives with you again. If so, you're not alone. We'll talk about what you can do about it.You're not alone if you have a boomerang kid living in your basement. The latest Boomerang Kids Survey by Thrivent, conducted in April, found that 46% of parents have had an adult child move back in with them at some point. This trend brings unique financial challenges for both parents and children.Impact of Student Loan DebtThe survey revealed that student loan debt is a significant factor preventing boomerang kids from achieving financial milestones:Buying a home: 39%Saving for retirement: 34%Building emergency savings: 36%Additionally, 28% of young adults report living paycheck to paycheck due to student loans, with only 22% saying their first job helps them pay down that debt.Financial Strain on ParentsAn adult child living at home may not be a significant financial burden if you only provide basic necessities. However, the costs can quickly escalate when parents start covering expenses like smartphones, student loans, and car payments. Many parents are willing to help their kids even to the point of jeopardizing their own financial stability. A Bankrate survey found that around half of parents have sacrificed emergency savings and debt payoff efforts to help their adult children, and 43% have tapped into retirement savings.This financial support can lead to dependence, where adult children begin to expect regular handouts. To prevent this, it's crucial to establish boundaries and encourage financial independence.Strategies for Encouraging Financial Independence1. Realize the Need for ChangeIt's essential to recognize the importance of addressing this issue. Having an adult child living at home should be temporary unless there are mitigating circumstances, such as caring for a disabled parent.2. Set Non-Negotiable RequirementsYour boomerang child must have a job and be earning an income. Set a deadline, such as “Moving out day is two months from now if you're not working yet.” With plenty of jobs available, this should be feasible.3. Establish a Budget and Financial PlanOnce your child earns money, sit down with them to create a budget and financial plan. Emphasize the importance of saving money to move out and live below their means to achieve future financial success. You can temporarily offer to match their savings to accelerate the process.4. Encourage Emergency SavingsTeach your child to save for emergencies, ensuring their budget allows for this once they're on their own. This will prevent them from needing to borrow money or move back in during a crisis.5. Be a Financial Role ModelLead by example. Demonstrate wise money management practices to instill financial responsibility in your children. Proverbs 22:6 tells us: “Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.”It's never too late to start teaching financial responsibility. By implementing these strategies, you can help your boomerang child leave the nest successfully and achieve financial independence. Remember, the goal is to guide them toward a future where they can manage their finances wisely and thrive on their own.On Today's Program, Rob Answers Listener Questions:Why did my credit score drop after making a large payment on my credit card?Can we withhold tithing temporarily to focus on expenses for our son's home, or should we continue tithing even though it's a struggle right now?I formed a revocable trust 23 years ago after my husband died when I owned a house. Now, I no longer own the house, and the only things in the trust are my car and some investments totaling about $80,000. Is it still worth having the trust, or should I get rid of it? If I do get rid of it, how do I do that? I'm also concerned about the tax implications for my children after I die. Would it be better for them to have the trust or not?I'm considering adding an addition to my home, which I own for free and clear. My 401(k) has grown substantially and is now around $1 million. I wonder whether it would be better to borrow the money for the addition and deal with the opportunity cost or to set up a home equity line of credit and pay it back over the next 10-15 years like a regular mortgage. What would be the better option for me?Resources Mentioned:Boomerang Kids Survey (Thrivent)Rich Toward God: A Study on the Parable of the Rich FoolFind a Certified Kingdom Advisor (CKA) or Certified Christian Financial Counselor (CertCFC)FaithFi App Remember, you can call in to ask your questions most days at (800) 525-7000. Faith & Finance is also available on the Moody Radio Network and American Family Radio. Visit our website at FaithFi.com where you can join the FaithFi Community and give as we expand our outreach.

Ep. 159 If you're contemplating an exit from the corporate world to pursue your own business full time, then this conversation is for you. In this episode Ebony Nicole Smith, the visionary founder and CEO of Ebony Nicole Smith Consulting, shares the transformative tale of her own career shift, divulging the red flags of burnout and the methodical steps she embraced to eliminate debt and bolster her savings in preparation for this significant life change. Together, we delve into the crucial steps of recognizing your inherent skills, the need to make tough sacrifices, the art of upkeeping fiscal discipline, and constructing a solid action plan to accomplish your entrepreneurial aspirations. Key Takeaways: Recognizing Burnout: Understanding the personal signs of burnout, such as loss of motivation, emotional distress, and lack of engagement in work. Financial Preparation: Importance of paying off debts and building a financial safety net before making the leap to entrepreneurship. Discipline and Sacrifice: Identifying unnecessary expenditures, cutting non-essential costs, and focusing on long-term financial goals. Support System: The significance of a supportive network of friends who understand and aid in your entrepreneurial endeavors. Growth Strategy: Planning beyond the initial excitement of launching a book or business to ensure sustained success and financial returns. Notable Quotes: "I was making great money as a single woman, no children. The money I was bringing home was fantastic, but it no longer mattered to me." - Ebony Nicole Smith "I would find myself crying on my way to work and even during my lunch breaks due to burnout." - Ebony Nicole Smith "When creating a safety net, look at your budget, see where all your money is going, and cut out the non-essentials." - Ebony Nicole Smith "Once you've published your book, have a plan to maintain its relevance and see a return on your investment." - Ebony Nicole Smith Resources: Website: https://ebonynicolesmith.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coachebonynicole Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachebonynicole/ About the Guest Ebony Nicole is the founder and CEO of Ebony Nicole Smith Consulting, LLC, a boutique writing and publishing company based in Rochester, New York. She is a writing coach and publishing engineer to faith-based men and women who desire to release the book God gave them. Ebony Nicole designs and structures a personalized plan for her clients to ensure they do what has been commissioned. She is a 2015 ROC Awards nominee for Author of the Year, recipient of the 2019 Mayoral Recognition for Small Business, and recipient of the 2020 100 Successful Women in Business award and 2022 Monroe County Recognition for M/WBE Certification. She is a recipient of the 2023 Black Men Achieve President's Award and the 2024 RnB Wednesday's Unsung Heroes Award. An author by passion, a transformational speaker by experience, and a woman of God by calling. In 2023, she was consecrated as a prophet of God under the leadership of her pastor and served as a leader in her church, New Hope Fellowship, under Pastors Jay and Lady Tori Brown. Knowing that "I can do all this through him who gives me strength (Phil 4:13)" there's no telling just how far she'll go with the strength given to her.  Connect with Maryann Website: https://www.maryannriveradannert.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/maryannriveradannert/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/MRDEmpowermentSolutions Linkedin: https://www.bit.ly/maryannriveradannert Chapters 0:00 Transitioning from Corporate Burnout to Entrepreneurial Success 6:32 Signs and Struggles of Job Burnout 9:54 Strategies for Financial Discipline and Debt Management 18:20 Maintaining Financial Discipline in Business and Personal Accounts 21:14 Entrepreneurship, Book Publishing, and Living Fearlessly Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brethren, as has become tradition on this Podcast, In celebration of Independance day in these United States, we revisit this excellent Short Talk, written by an unknown author. Without further ado, please do share this with your brothers and your Lodge, and let freedom ring!

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We speak with Joe Xulue about the history of Kanaky (New Caledonia) and the context for the current crisis caused by France's National Assembly passing a bill that removed electoral restrictions protecting the demographic status of the nation's indigenous Kanaky people on May 14 2024.Joe's explainer in the SpinOffThis episode's co-hostsJoe, Josephine, KyleTimestamps0:00 Introductions2:40 What's Happening in Kanaky6:19 The Missing Voices of Discourse8:42 Independance vs Decolonization 11:44 A Brief History of Kanaky17:01 The 80s Protest Movements24:52 Resources and Wealth Disparity29:43 Failed Promises of the Accord34:41 Three Referendums and a Settler Majority47:35 Latest Referendum and a Common Destiny52:22 Double Standard of Violence59:42 The Relationships of the Pacific1:06:59 Going Forward1:11:48 ClosingsIntro/Outro by The Prophet MotiveSupport us here: https://www.patreon.com/1of200

Listen to Stephen Drew share his experiences from one day of his trip during his Ride of Independance through the desert in Namibia.Want to be featured in these mini mid-week episodes of Cycle Shorts?  Then just get in touch via email  to podcast@seektravelride.com and request to be featured.Are you following the show on instagram check us out - @seektravelrideSupport the Show.Enjoying Seek Travel Ride? Then you can help this Independant Podcaster out by clicking the the link to Buy me a coffee and help support the show!Seek Travel Ride Newsletterhave you signed up to the Seek Travel Ride Newsletter yet? If not click here to sign up and receive news direct to your inbox each month. NEW! - Leave a Voice Message! Have something you'd like to tell me? Want to chat about this episode more or tell me about your own bicycle adventures? Well now You can now get in touch and leave a voice message! Just click here and record a voicemail message - I may even include it in future episodes! Join the Seek Travel Ride Facebook group - a place where you can discuss episodes in more detail, learn more about our guests and also where you can share more about your own adventures on a bike! Seek Travel Ride Music Playlist - an eclectic mix with each song selected by a guest of the show. The playlist i...

In this week's ImperFIX, we revisit an episode from season 2 with Australian BMX racer, world champion and Olympian, Sam Willoughby. In 2016, Sam experienced a life-changing neck injury which left him a tetraplegic. In this snippet, we hear Sam describe the bike accident that lead to his injury and his incredible journey of recovery. Most importantly, he shares how meeting NASCAR crew chief, Booty Barker, inspired him to live life again. You can hear the full chat with Sam Willoughby here https://link.chtbl.com/GzlSMclz.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 1150, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: The Liberty Bell Rang... 1: On Feb. 3, 1757, when the Assembly directed this man to go to England to address colonial grievances. Benjamin Franklin. 2: on July 8, 1776 to announce the first public reading of this. the Declaration of Independance. 3: on February 4, 1771 to summon the Pennsylvania assembly into session to repeal the duty on this commodity. tea. 4: on July 8, 1763 to give notice of the end of this war. the French and Indian War. 5: on Feb. 11, 1915; a recording was transmitted to the opening of the Pan Pacific Exposition in this West Coast city. San Francisco. Round 2. Category: States And Territories Of Australia 1: The one state named for a man. Tasmania. 2: An Australian territorial claim covers 42% of this continent. Antarctica. 3: 95% of the population of the small enclave known as the Australian Capital Territory resides in this city. Canberra. 4: Australia's most populous city, Sydney, is in this state with a 3-word name. New South Wales. 5: One of the 2 states named in honor of a woman. Victoria (or Queensland). Round 3. Category: Silent Consonant Words 1: A prominent rounded hill, or a rounded control switch or dial. knob. 2: Her unrequited love for Narcissus reverberates through mythology. Echo. 3: Jesus had 12 of these special disciples, from the Greek for "messenger". apostles. 4: To bite or chew persistently, like an animal with a bone. gnaw. 5: This 6-letter synonym for self-assurance comes from the French; we hope you respond to the clue "with" it. aplomb. Round 4. Category: Brando 1: Rebellious naval Lt. Fletcher Christian. Mutiny on the Bounty. 2: "Family" man Don Vito Corleone. The Godfather. 3: Terry Malloy, who could've been a contender. On the Waterfront. 4: Johnny, leader of the Black Rebels. The Wild One. 5: Blanche's brother-in-law Stanley. A Streetcar Named Desire. Round 5. Category: Yestercareer 1: A vintager was a harvester of these. grapes. 2: Essential before an extended journey, a caulker made sure this, the frame of a ship, was watertight. the hull. 3: A spinner made this. thread. 4: The knocker-upper, with a long pole or a peashooter to aim at windows, has been replaced by this bedside device. an alarm clock. 5: Author/magistrate Henry Fielding professionalized this job when he started the Bow Street runners. a policeman. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!Special thanks to https://blog.feedspot.com/trivia_podcasts/ AI Voices used

Ce vendredi 16 février, l'Inde qui fait un pas vers les pays du Nord, a été abordé par Benaouda Abdeddaïm dans sa chronique, dans l'émission Good Morning Business, présentée par Christophe Jakubyszyn, sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au vendredi et réécoutez la en podcast.

David Sears' Lost War Romance Juggernaut returns to Dublin Stage. David Sears' rediscovered play set during the War of Independance, will be performed in Dublin Lexicon Library and Cultural Centre in Dun Laoghaire from Feb 8-10th from 8pm. Speaking to Pat this morning was Maia Dunphy, great niece of David Sears and also Kevin Stanton, Actor playing the role of Caption Dermot Barry.

Ok, juicy topic for you today. The feeling of wealth, and the feeling of being provided for are the same. When you are leaned back, and allowing your needs to be met and accepting resources to help you create the life you desire, you're feeling provided for (aka wealthy). Having a healthy relationship to being provided for, is the foundation your wealth embodiment is built on. So how do you create it? How do you know if the relationship is healthy or not? First, we take a look at your relationship to the masculine, and how "provider energy" was modelled to you growing up. Then....well, I'll tell you the rest inside todays podcast episode! Grab and pen, and make notes, because this healing work will be the catalyst for your wealth journey! Attunement Waitlist Breakthrough Breathwork Private Mentorship Instagram

Let's deconstruct some of our social conditionings surrounding love and relationships.More about the host, Livi Redden, at:Would love it if you left a podcast review: click hereGet weekly mood-boosting text reminders here

Dax and Adam read through Kent C. Dodds' article on Why He Won't Use Next.js and give their thoughts on the web platform, independence, Next.js eating React, collaboration, experimenting on users, too much magic, and complexity. Oh and something's off with the X.Want to carry on the conversation? Join us in Discord.Links:Linear – A better way to build productsDax on X: “the rest of us have literally no hope” / XNext.js ConfHow About Tomorrow? | Next.js Conf 2022 RecapWhy I Won't Use Next.js | Epic Web Dev by Kent C. Doddssolidjs.comIndex - OpenNextScale & Ship Faster with a Composable Web Architecture | NetlifyRemix - Build Better WebsitesRefactoring UICustom fonts without compromise using Next.js and next/font – VercelMooToolsDomainr · fast, free, domain name search, short URLs, new gTLDs, whoisBuy a domain name - Register cheap domain names from $0.99 - NamecheapLive streaming with RiversideTopics discussed: (00:00) - Meeting Trash (00:30) - X feels off (03:28) - Design, easter eggs, and clothing style (08:05) - NextJS Conf is our origin story (10:07) - Why Kent C Dodds Won't Use Next.js (16:41) - Whatever you use is probably fine (19:21) - The web platform (24:10) - Independance (34:10) - NextJS is eating React (36:04) - Collaboration has gone down (40:22) - Experimenting on my users (45:16) - Too much magic (52:45) - Complexity (55:39) - Stability (56:34) - Capabilities (58:05) - Twitter's logo as a unicode character (01:01:40) - Back to the conclusion (01:05:07) - Tech conference fomo (01:08:00) - Is Dax an F1 fan?

Welcome to the daily push. This is a daily check in to fuel your heart and mind to push you deeper with living the lifestyle God called you to and getting closer to God. This episode: The dangers of hyper-independance Tell me what you think on the GRAM: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://instagram.com/theimpactmentor --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alicia-ford/support

What if there was a way to live your life uninhibitedly, freed from financial stress? Join me, your personal money coach, as I unravel the intriguing concepts of financial independence and the FIRE movement. Reflecting on my 25th wedding anniversary getaway, I delve into how the principles of financial independence can grant you the liberty to live life on your own terms, without the constraints of money. From a look at the Financial Stress Index to the escalating grocery costs, we'll scrutinize how these financial pressures weigh on Canadians, and I'll offer my nuggets of wisdom on crafting a life of freedom and self-reliance.Links mentioned:30 Day Fall Money Tune UpFP Canada Stress Index 2023Join the The Financial Moment community on:InstagramFacebook WebsiteEmail: info@thefinancialmoment.comGrab this FREE guide with 10 easy tips to keep your budget on track!Submit guest suggestions HERE

NICOLAS CAGE IS BACK!! This time, he will follow the clues left by his own hair! Or something. We try to unravel the mysteries presented in this film, like, who does Bryce think Sean Bean looks like, what happened to Justin Bartha, how does Bryce know the name Christopher Plumber, and why is Ben Turtletaub his favorite director? Will the dollar bill lead us in the right direction? Listen now! Naminspace.

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This weeks episide of Insurance Town features my good friends from Smart Choice, They have been incredible partners and supporters of the show for quite some time now and I am so thankful for that. We have a great chat with Ashley Wingate and Carol Drake. WE discuss ard market and best practices and advice to navigate this market cycle and we also make predictions of how long it will last. We also discuss the advantages of working with Smart Choice and how you can use the tools and influence and advice of Smart Choice to navigate your way into Independance. I can wait for you to check this one out.thank you for all of my sponsors:Smart ChoiceCover DeskCanopy Connect Olde School Marketing Manscaped

Now that American food is actually American food, we egeet to talk about the food as America starts to sort out what it wants to be.The first answer is, BIGGER!And in order to do that the country has to break away - war #1 - and then kick the parent country to show that they aree big boy now - war #2 - and then continue to push the borders of the infant countryinto the lands of other nations - wars #3 to n+1.How American food adapted to all this expansion and fighting will be the center of season 3. But we also geet Gumbo, so that's good.Hop onto the Season 3 Mule Train and lets go see the new country.Music Credit: Fingerlympics by Doctor TurtleShow Notes: https://thehistoryofamericanfood.blogspot.com/Email: TheHistoryofAmericanFood at gmail dot com Threads@THoAFoodTwitter: @THoAFoodInstagram: @THoAFoodBlueSky: THoAFood.bsky.social

First time cruising: checkKeynote at 10:30pm: checkNew format speech: checkI was dancing in the discomfort zone big time y'all, so I thought I'd share the adventure!  Yes, even your host gets uncomfortable sometimes, and it all centered around unknowns and unexpected wrinkles that required quick changes of the plan.  (and I love a good plan....so changes too it often have me reaching for the Tums!)Join me as I share my dance!  

Erin and Brennan watch the 4th greatest submarine movie and wonder why it's not more popular than the ratings suggest. We got Michael J. Fox, Cree Summer, Don Novello, and Leonard Nemoy blazing a trail through the latter days of the Disney Rennaisance. Erin gets personal with Rasputin's . . . life, Brennan learns how fast a saw can cut a "female" in two (it's actually a FEMUR and not a FEMALE) (...dumbass), and our four basic food groups: beans, bacon, whiskey, and lard. Dr. Sweet is our favorite hero particularly as we unpack character motivations, and we wonder about Mole's backstory because no one will tell us. Apparently, we don't want to know! Ultimately this is a far more entertaining film than the critics will claim, I mean, y'all bought that there was a secret map on the back of the Declaration of Independance!!!!! 

On a special edition of the Sara Carter Show, Sara takes a step back to think about what Independence Day means to her as a daughter of the Revolution, daughter of immigrants, and spouse of a wounded veteran. Each identity has shaped the way she sees our great country and the many blessings it has bestowed upon us. Having a country that people want to come to and be a part of takes sacrifice and dedication to ideals and values larger than any one person.From the entire Sara Carter Show team, have a blessed Independence Day with your family and friends. Please visit our great sponsors:Allegiance Goldhttps://protectwithsara.comClick or Call 877-702-7272 and tell them Sara sent you and get $5,000 of free silver on a qualifying purchase. Sound of Freedom https://angel.com/freedomJoin the two million and see Sound of Freedom in theaters now.Time stamps:0:04 Happy 4th!4:02 Allegiance Gold5:29 Fathers Family History9:42 We choose not to forget11:59 Daughter of Immigrants13:17 America First15:36 Our actions matter18:09 Growing up in Saudi Arabia20:05 We must be willing to sacrifice22:29 Old rabbi story23:31 Sound of Freedom25:24 Show Close

Ever wonder what the weather was like in 1776 when the Founding Fathers signed the Declaration of Independance? Tony gives us his winter forecast....in July

Fr Damian is off this week.  Fr Eric Garris and Christy Cabaniss joins us.(0:00) Should you go to Mass on the 4th?(0:30). We've never been together on the podcast.(1:20). Well....we're home.  (2:04). Growing up...did we go?(2:40). Mike's friend Christa will be having Mass at her place.(3:00):  Nationalism is not Catholicism(4:17):   Focus on freedom; but from where?(6:00).  Founding Fathers were sorta religious.(6:40). Individualism is not Catholicism.(7:18). We're participating in an opportunity to pray for the Nation and we're not perfect.(8:00). Mike's experience of 9-11.(10:01). Read Towards Full Presence and listen to this valid criticism.(11:30):  Fireworks: yay or nay?(13:00). Vito the dog hates fireworks(13:30).  We reference the Sandlot(13:50).  St MIchael's in Independance is the Church search(14:50)   Praying the prayer of St Michael(15:30).  Reading for this Sunday are here(17:00). What are we doing on July 4?(18:47).  DNA kit for dogs 

Ron takes your calla and questions on Independance day weekend!

United Airlines Troubles ad lost baggage starts this hour.  George is in Phoenix but getting his luggage and the radio remote equipment was a totally different story.  He recounts his personal experience dealing with the massive delays you are seeing on the news.  Then he talks about the local news, weather, and more.  A HUGE bail set for an alleged killer, people rescued from submerged cars, and $80,000 in illegal fireworks seized just ahead of the Independance weekend.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 2827: Cancel The August Recess; Creating Tech Independance

If your kids were to leave the house tomorrow, where are the gaps? What do they not yet know how to do? In this episode Coach Carrie takes you through her unique "Summer of Independance" program she utilizes for her family during each summer to help them become independant!

Episode 2697: Saving Yourself From A Debt Trap; The Striping Of Our Energy Independance

[A écouter aussi pour réviser le Bac ou le Brevet] INTERVIEW - À l'heure où les tensions s'enveniment entre les Grecques et les Britanniques, l'historienne Virginie Girod reçoit l'archéologue François Queyrel. Depuis son indépendance en 1821, la Grèce demande au Royaume-Uni la restitution des frises du Parthénon, qui sont exposées et conservées au British Museum, à Londres. Malgré les désaccords, le gouvernement britannique ne souhaite pas rendre ses frises. Et pourtant, selon un sondage YouGov de 2021, 55% des Britanniques étaient favorables au retour sur les terres grecques des frises et statues du Parthénon. Pour François Queyrel “ La demande de restitution est évidente aux yeux des Grecques : le Parthénon représente la période faste de l'Histoire de la Grèce”. Mais quelle est l'histoire de cet édifice ? Comment est-il tombé dans les mains des Britanniques ? Quelles sont les arguments des deux pays pour démontrer leur légitimité ? Eléments de réponse dans l'interview du vendredi consacrée à la restitution du Parthénon. “Au cœur de l'Histoire” est une production Europe 1 Studio.Sujets abordés : Grèce - British Museum - Royaume-Uni - Parthénon - Frise - Archéologie - Restitution - Grèce antique  "Au cœur de l'Histoire" s'adresse aux passionnés d'histoire mais aussi à ceux qui cherchent à apprendre l'Histoire facilement. Que vous souhaitiez renforcer votre culture générale, ou réviser une leçon d'histoire vue en cours sans passer par les manuels scolaires, ce podcast est fait pour vous.Pour aider les élèves en préparation du brevet ou du bac d'Histoire-Géographie, "Au cœur de l'Histoire" aborde à travers les destins de divers personnages les grands chapitres du programme scolaire de Troisième ainsi que du programme scolaire de Terminale : Révolution française ; Première Guerre mondiale ; régimes totalitaires dans l'Europe de l'entre-deux-guerres ; Seconde Guerre mondiale, Régime de Vichy, Collaboration et Résistance ; création de l'Union Européenne…Plus vivants que les fiches de révision, les récits historiques de Virginie Girod vous permettront de mémoriser par l'écoute les enjeux des conflits qui ont marqué la France et l'Europe et d'avoir en tête des exemples de personnages qui y sont reliés.

Bro History United States Bombs Puerto Rico On occasion, we come across a historical story that we're shocked we didn't know about. On today's episode, we present to you 6 of them. We cover the Puerto Rican Nationalist movement in the 1950s, and specifically a four day period of revolutions for Independance and assassination attempts that conclude with The US dropping bombs […] United States Bombs Puerto Rico szamotah

Mat Callahan joins the show to discuss his recent project "Songs of Slavery and Emancipation" - a book, an album, and a documentary - wherein he and his team searched for, found, and recreated both old slave resistance songs as well as old abolitionist songs. In this interview, Mat discusses this project and the songs and history behind it as we sprinkle in songs from the album throughout. Watch the Documentary here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmytdAYr-s0&ab_channel=ArtinHistoryandPolitics Check out the Book: https://www.upress.state.ms.us/Books/S/Songs-of-Slavery-and-Emancipation Songs featured (in order of appearance): Song of the "Aliened American" performed by Sacred Harp singers from Western Massachusets The Negro's Complaint performed by Berea Songs of Slavery and Emancipation Ensemble Recognition March of the Independance of Hayti performed by Dr. Kathy Bullock piano, Chereokee Griffiths flute, Dr. James Dreiling trumpet Nat Turner The African Hymn A Song for Freedom performed by Berea Songs of Slavery and Emanciation Ensemble Hymn of Freedom Agonizing, Cruel Slavery Days performed by Alden "Max" Smith Children, We All Shall Be Free Support Rev Left Radio: https://www.patreon.com/RevLeftRadio