Podcast appearances and mentions of india before

There was India Before 2024 and there was India After.. & Truly, I will never be the same. This year has been without a doubt the wildest year of my life, the hardest (understatement) and what will become the best.. all wrapped in one - I go into it all in this episode and drop the most transformational codes of my life..   The Sacrad Pause aka the ultimate Alchemisation Portal.. and all it's juice!   MENTORSHIP With India: Current Offers Available - Details below, then DM on IG for the links! https://linktr.ee/Indiavine INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/indiavine/ EMAIL LIST SIGN UP: https://indiavine.myflodesk.com/email-list   I love you ALL!  Drop in my DM's and say Hi if you're loving the podcast!

There was India Before 2024 and there was India After.. & Truly, I will never be the same. This year has been without a doubt the wildest year of my life, the hardest (understatement) and what will become the best.. all wrapped in one - I go into it all in this episode and drop the most transformational codes of my life..   The Sacrad Pause aka the ultimate Alchemisation Portal.. and all it's juice!   MENTORSHIP With India: Current Offers Available - Details below, then DM on IG for the links! https://linktr.ee/Indiavine INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/indiavine/ EMAIL LIST SIGN UP: https://indiavine.myflodesk.com/email-list   I love you ALL!  Drop in my DM's and say Hi if you're loving the podcast!

Welcome to the July Edition of The Book Nook! This month I share more BIG updates on the show and secrets for an upcoming episode! You won't want to miss this episode of The Book Nook! Also, for the season finale episode, I talk about doing a show about our pets - our fury (and non-fury) loved ones (past and present) that give us that unconditional love. We can learn so much from them! Please send stories about your little babies and what they meant/mean to you! I will share these stories in the Season 3 finale episode! There's SO much I want to share with ALL of you! However, I do not want to take up too much of your time. I love reading/studying books/sacred texts, prayer/meditation, music, incense, essential oils, and much more! Once a month I will be uploading an episode of "The Book Nook" where I will share these and more things with you! It will also be a good filler for a mid-week when you just can't wait for another episode! Below are the three books I spoke about in this show... Jesus Lived in India - Before and After the Crucifixion by Holger Kersten Jesus in India - by Mirza Ghulam Ahmad The Unknown Life of Jesus Christ - by Nicholas Notovitch ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ If you would like to make an offering to the show. I created a "wish list" on Amazon.com for books that will help with my studies. Studying these texts will help me to help you all more! It's a never-ending gift, so to speak. Please do not feel obligated, in any way. Some have asked for ways to make offerings to/for the show. This is it. Here's the link to the show's wish list... Faith and More Podcast Wish List Check out our website!! This is an incredibly easy way to access the show, show notes, listen to the show, request prayers, and contact me! https://faithandmorepodcast.wixsite.com/my-site Contact me at... faithandmorepodcast@gmail.com or at anchor.fm/faith-and-more #booknook #christianbook #book #furbabies #furlessbabies #angelsinfurcoats #unconditionallove #angels #nondenominational #study #prayer #meditation #incense #faith #love #hope #divine #blessing #blessings #positive #staystrong #digdeep #life #sage #trust #faithandmore #faithandmorepodcast #revangeleswise #angelwise --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/faith-and-more/message

Join our next Virtual COVID-19 Provider Town Hall As countries in the Southern Hemisphere move through what would normally be their influenza season, early data indicates that efforts to stop COVID-19 have all but eliminated the typical viral spread of flu in those communities. These early behaviors have providers in the Americas speculating if influenza will take a similarly mild course, while others warn of a “Twindemic” dual impact of COVID-19 and influenza. In this our 21st COVID-19 podcast, we will delve into the latest epidemiology of the pandemic, how pediatricians might think about the approaching flu season and what testing to order. Today we are fortunate to be joined once again by un-official Charting Pediatrics co-host, Dr. Sam Dominguez. Sam is a pediatric infectious diseases physician at Children’s Hospital Colorado and Professor of Pediatrics and Infectious Diseases at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. Resources and Publications Mentioned in this Episode: SARS-CoV-2 Infection Among Community Health Workers in India Before and After Use of Face Shields Absence of Apparent Transmission of SARS-CoV-2 from Two Stylists After Exposure at a Hair Salon with a Universal Face Covering Policy — Springfield, Missouri, May 2020 Researchers created a test to determine which masks are the least effective SARS-CoV-2 Transmission and Infection Among Attendees of an Overnight Camp — Georgia, June 2020 How four summer camps in Maine prevented COVID-19 outbreaks Children's Hospital Colorado Bug Watch by the Department of Pathology & Epidemiology Humoral Immune Response to SARS-CoV-2 in Iceland Do you have thoughts about today's episode or suggestions for a future topic? Write to us, chartingpediatrics@childrenscolorado.org 

In this episodes i have talked on Case Studies which you never heard in India Before, an Indian Podcast for Inside Indian Bussiness.

Today I speak with May Youssef, who is part of the Public Relations team for Asia Innovations Group, the parent company of the popular live streaming platform Uplive. According to May, Uplive is the biggest Chinese live streaming platform outside of China and is very popular in the Middle East, India, and Southeast Asia. We discuss the unique features of Uplive, the challenges they face when expanding into new markets all over the world, and the tactics they use to assimilate the app into local cultures. There are a growing number of Chinese live streaming platforms attempting to develop outside of Mainland China, and Uplive is certainly one of the forerunners so it was very interesting to hear May’s perspective. Note: This interview was pre-recorded and at the time of release May has moved on to a new role and is no longer with AIG. Additional Notes: What is AIG, the parent company of Uplive In 2016, Uplive had 100 M users worldwide Biggest Chinese live streaming company outside of China Popular in the Middle East, Taiwan, HK, Indonesia, and India Before they launch in any region, they do in-depth cultural research Big emphasis on global interaction Decentralized system, hire foreigners who understand Chinese, Chinese people in the region, customize the app for the region The platform includes features such as the global village, international PK, and simultaneous translation to encourage users to interact with other users from around the world. Voice translation and chat translation – viewers can write in their own language and it will be automatically translated into the streamer’s language, also have subtitles for viewers to understand what streamer is saying Launched in India last year, in less than 7 months became top live streaming app in Google Play in India Originally focused on high growth, large population regions, now starting to shift focus to Africa, South America, and Europe Different regions of the world like different content, for example: in India there is a lot of dancing, viewers in the Middle East love talk shows What is Gifto – taking live streaming virtual gifting model and plugging it in to other platforms such as YouTube, Facebook and Instagram Also working with offline stores so people can use Gifto to pay for things, easy to transfer to other users Learn More: Asiainnovations.com

I love this book called "What is art and 100 other very important questions." by Ernst Billgren. One of the questions his book is, "Who decides whether art is good or not?" and then he has a nice format for the answer. "Short Answer: Glenn D. Lowry. " And then a long answer. "Quality is a moniker for what the people you respect, appreciate. Even if you do not agree with them, there are those who you perceive as authorities in the field on account of their expertise, their position, or the respect they enjoy among their peers. Subsequently, what is considered geniality changes as those people are substituted? The Pre-Rafaelites were considered the best things that had happened in the art world, but well into the twentieth century nobody defended them any longer and their work was automatically devalued as passé. The paintings themselves did not change over time. Quality is a relative term in a similar way as Time (which feels absolute in the present moment)." Why am I talking about who decides whether art is good or not? - Today I have Ram Rahman with us on Audiogyan who needs no introduction. But just for formality, Ram is a photographer, curator, designer, activist, and a noted contemporary artist based in Delhi. With such a large body of work, it is impossible to document even a fraction of his thoughts, ideologies, and philosophies. However, I have decided to have a conversation around what is curation. Welcome Ram to Audiogyan it's a real honor to have you on the show. What is curation? with Ram Rahman. How old is a concept of curation? What made us do that? Why do we have galleries? What qualifies to be in a gallery? What qualifies to be worth the collection? On what metrics does a curator work? History is told by the rulers. How do you differentiate truth versus mythic truth? Especially in India where there are so many Ramayanas? Also, it is so difficult to exclude any part of history, especially with India’s pluralistic and diverse culture. What are your thoughts on this? What is your definition of unique or being iconic to a particular time? How has that definition of, one-of-a-kind changed in the last 30-40 years? How stable is this concept of uniqueness in this changing world? Recently, there has been a growing interest in the time period when your father’s practice was at its peak. You have spoken, written, and exhibited extensively on the works of architects, designers, and cultural producers of this time. Why this time important to understand? Do you think we as humans are worried we will forget? What is the long term future of museums, galleries, or for that matter, the paintings you've done and photos you have taken? Overall art in India? Before we sign off, I want to thank Ruturaj Parikh from Matter. This Audiogyan episode is in association with Matter. Matter is an independent publishing house, a group of practicing architects who also deeply care about archiving content in the architecture space. Matter in based on Goa. Link and more details are in the show notes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ram_Rahman https://www.saffronart.com/artists/ram-rahman https://www.sac.ac.in/faculty/ram-rahman/ https://post.at.moma.org/content_items/1083-post-presents-the-artist-as-activist?_ga=2.259783114.1551250128.1594120121-133378558.1594120121