Podcasts about interrogations

LIVE interview with Gary Pankhurst from the International Investigative Interviewing Research Group The science behind investigative interviewing and what the iIIRG are contributing to law enforcement practice https://www.PoliceScienceDr.com

Comment le cerveau appréhende les mots ? Comment les bébés apprennent-ils le sens des mots ? Interrogations ouvertes par le chercheur Xavier Alario dans un essai percutant : l'esprit des mots pour une nouvelle neuroscience du langage (Éditions Odile Jacob). Demandons-nous comment nous nous parlons et comment nous nous entendons ? Comment notre cerveau appréhende-t-il les mots ? Question vertigineuse car derrière notre utilisation quotidienne du langage, se cache toute une série de processus cognitifs et mentaux étudiés par notre invité, le chercheur en sciences cognitives Xavier Alario. Il explore le fonctionnement du langage et de ses mécanismes neuropsychologiques au sein de l'équipe interdisciplinaire qu'il dirige au centre de recherche en psychologie et neuroscience d'Aix-Marseille Université. Xavier Alario partage ses recherches et ses découvertes, mais aussi ses interrogations sur la manière dont nous parlons, depuis l'apprentissage de la parole chez les bébés jusqu'au traitement verbal des machines en passant par le choix de nos mots...Avec Xavier Alario, chercheur CNRS en Sciences cognitives au Centre de Recherche en Psychologie et Neuroscience affilié à Aix-Marseille Université pour son ouvrage L'esprit des mots pour une nouvelle neuroscience du langage chez Odile Jacob. 

Comment le cerveau appréhende les mots ? Comment les bébés apprennent-ils le sens des mots ? Interrogations ouvertes par le chercheur Xavier Alario dans un essai percutant : l'esprit des mots pour une nouvelle neuroscience du langage (Éditions Odile Jacob). Demandons-nous comment nous nous parlons et comment nous nous entendons ? Comment notre cerveau appréhende-t-il les mots ? Question vertigineuse car derrière notre utilisation quotidienne du langage, se cache toute une série de processus cognitifs et mentaux étudiés par notre invité, le chercheur en sciences cognitives Xavier Alario. Il explore le fonctionnement du langage et de ses mécanismes neuropsychologiques au sein de l'équipe interdisciplinaire qu'il dirige au centre de recherche en psychologie et neuroscience d'Aix-Marseille Université. Xavier Alario partage ses recherches et ses découvertes, mais aussi ses interrogations sur la manière dont nous parlons, depuis l'apprentissage de la parole chez les bébés jusqu'au traitement verbal des machines en passant par le choix de nos mots...Avec Xavier Alario, chercheur CNRS en Sciences cognitives au Centre de Recherche en Psychologie et Neuroscience affilié à Aix-Marseille Université pour son ouvrage L'esprit des mots pour une nouvelle neuroscience du langage chez Odile Jacob. 

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Dans cet épisode Questions/Réponses, je vous partage mes réponses authentiques aux interrogations que vous m'avez envoyées sur la préparation mentale.Peut-on devenir trop fort mentalement au point de perdre sa sensibilité ? Est-ce que je ressens de la pression quand un client veut des résultats rapides ? Est-ce que je me lasse d'écouter les difficultés des autres ?Je vous parle aussi de mon quotidien de coach mental, de mes habitudes, de ma posture, et surtout de ce que j'applique pour moi-même, chaque jour.Un épisode sans filtre, où je vous montre que la préparation mentale, ce n'est pas une technique de plus : c'est un style de vie.Belle écoute,Geoffrey

Jesus' arrest leads to a series of trials and interrogations. John only considers the interrogation of Annas when dealing with the religious trials. At the same time John gives the interrogation in the courtyard of Peter. While Jesus is faithfully facing His death, Peter fails to stand against the lowliest elements of society. John goes back and forth between the two men. The Lord restores Peter later but this story highlights the faithfulness of Jesus and the oft failure of His followers.

Serial killers are natural deceivers, but hearing them describe their crimes in their own words has big value. It can help us understand how their minds work, and gives investigators the tools to catch future killers. In this episode, DEVIANT host Dan Szematowicz revisits some of the show's more intense serial killer confessions. Serial killers Israel Keyes, Anthony Sowell and Joseph Daniel Miller tell stories of their killings, and open up windows into their dark souls. JOIN OUR PATREON: http://www.deviantpodcast.com Visit DEVIANT's socials: http://www.instagram.com/deviant.podcast http://www.tiktok.com/@deviant.podcast Copyright 2025 Cold Open Media LLC Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This was a wild one !!! Talking tonight with our guy Phillip Journey owner of Silent AF Suppressors as he makes his way back from a Russian Bear hunt of a lifetime !! We cover a bunch of ground in this one !!! Grab a vodka and hang on tight !!!

Sponging off the HeroIn 3 parts, By SDes. Listen to the Podcast at Steamy Stories. At five o'clock the next day, Sarah didn't come. It was crushing to Jeff, although a part of him expected it. He sat quietly, hoping she'd show up and pretend he hadn't screwed everything up. He knew it probably wouldn't work. He had put her in an impossible position and nothing she did would satisfy both of them. If she tried to apologize, he'd feel like a cripple. If she said she wanted to go out with him, he knew it would be out of sympathy. If she still said no, he'd be too embarrassed to act the same around her. He felt lonelier than he ever had in his life.He drifted off to sleep while thinking about his situation. He was awakened some time later by the feeling of a wet sponge moving on his chest. As he woke, he grumbled about wanting to do this later."Sorry, it's time for your bath," came the hushed reply.Jeff was startled at what he thought he heard, then decided it was just his imagination. He relaxed, hoping this would be over quickly. He wasn't in the mood for the normal small talk the nurses made, trying to make sponge baths less uncomfortable for the recipient.He sat still, wondering why this felt different tonight. The way the wet cloth dragged across his chest, slowing at his nipples, made him a little uncomfortable. Whether it was intentional or not, he was getting turned on. He had been lying there for more than three weeks without any chance for a normal sexual release. As he felt the soft cloth slide down his stomach, his erection became uncomfortably hard. It wasn't the first time he'd had this problem.He tried to joke, "Sorry, I; uh think I've been here alone a little too long."The nurse just shushed him and kept at her work.She seemed to be dwelling on more sensitive spots of his body than normal and the whole thing was definitely moving slower. He was really getting agitated about his condition, but tried to relax and focus on something else. That changed when he felt her slip his covers lower and run the fabric slowly down his erection. He knew this was completely inappropriate."Listen, I'm sorry but;""Just be quiet and let me enjoy myself," he heard Sarah scold.Jeff tried to push himself up, "Sarah?"She pushed firmly against his shoulder so he would lay back down. "Listen buddy, I had to bribe the nurse to let me give you your bath, so I want my money's worth, all right?"He felt a flood of emotions. After believing he had ruined everything, there wasn't any way for him to process what was happening. He wanted her so badly, but this sudden turnaround was stunning. He couldn't imagine what could have happened to trigger this.Sarah was trapped in her own emotional confusion. She never intended it to go this far, she wanted to tease him a little and then apologize for the way she acted yesterday. It was supposed to be a little joke. As she ran the rag across the scar on his chest, she couldn't help thinking about how he got it, and the irony of her being the one to lose control over a guy. That was normally something her little sister would do.There was something about Jeff that she couldn't get out of her system. It was something she never could have anticipated and something she thought she'd never feel again. The more she tried to keep her feelings about him in check, the more completely out of control she felt.The touching started something tingling inside her that quickly became a rush of emotions she just wasn't equipped to deal with. She watched his body with a detached fascination, the damp cloth leaving a glistening trail across his muscles as she moved it down his chest to his stomach. When she reached his waist, she noticed him becoming erect; it was impossible to ignore under the flimsy hospital garment. Then she did something so foreign to her character, that before tonight she would have sworn it was impossible. On an impulse, she found herself moving the cloth lower, using her free hand to pull his gown and blanket out of the way so she could touch him.The fabric grazed his sensitive skin along with the tips of her fingers. Her skin brushing against his warm flesh caused a surge to run through her body, making her to lose what was left of her will. Jeff spoke, almost breaking the spell she seemed to be under, but she told him to be still, unable to bring herself to stop touching him. The wall that normally protected her was nowhere in sight. The only thing she could think about was trying to bring him pleasure.Jeff had given up trying to understand what was going on. Sarah's touches felt so amazing that he pushed everything else out of his mind. There was an unexpected consequence to his condition. Without being able to see what was going on, he found that her every touch seemed far more intense than normal.He could feel her leisurely dragging the rag up and down the underside of his shaft. The fingers of her other hand slowly stroked a spot on his chest. She moved the wet cloth down and let it travel lower, then back again. His hips came off the bed as the pleasure was almost more than he could take."You better not move too much or you'll pull out your stitches. I'd like to see you explain that to the doctor."He heard her softly chuckle at the idea of that meeting. Although the thought was amusing, he couldn't concentrate on anything except her delicate touches. He felt her fingernail softly trail around the head of his penis. It was an unusual sensation. He couldn't remember a woman touching him quite like that. There was an awkward, almost innocent quality to her caresses."Are you sure this is what you want?" Jeff asked, suddenly afraid that if she went too far, it could push her away again. "I don't want you to; oh shit," he groaned, as he felt her warm breath.It caused him to break out in goose bumps and he grabbed the edges of the bed. She continued teasing him, making the experience even more erotic. He kept flexing his fingers, balling his hands into fists anticipating her mouth touching him. For what seemed like an eternity, he felt like he was undergoing sort of wonderful torture, his body desperate to find release.When the touch finally came, it was so soft and quick, he thought he imagined it. He held his breath, afraid he might miss it a second time, trying to almost will it to happen again. When it did, he couldn't remember ever feeling that aroused. It was soft, leaving a wet feeling on his shaft. She started dragging her tongue up the length like he was a Popsicle."Oh Sarah," he moaned, "that feels so good."His hips lifted slightly off the bed, and she took his reaction as encouragement, beginning to make small biting motions up and down the underside. When she reached the tip, she tentatively took it in her mouth, sliding down an inch or two, then grabbing the base with one hand. Jeff put his hands on her shoulders, resisting the urge to pull down, instead stroking softly.He began to move a hand up her neck when she reached out and stopped him. "Uh, uh," she mumbled, returning his hand to the bed.He took the hint and let her continue what she was doing. It seemed like her confidence was growing because she was becoming more aggressive. Her hand began stroking him and she moved her mouth down a little further. She let his cock fall from her lips and returned to the earlier technique of licking and biting his shaft. Her mouth moved up and down the entire length, letting her tongue dart out, touching every inch of the underside of his erection.The sensation was too much for him and Jeff cried out, "Sarah, I'm cumming."She continued the same motions, pushing her mouth harder against him. Jeff closed his mouth tightly to avoid yelling as he came, feeling his cum shoot onto his chest. His body jerked hard, followed by trembling that seemed to go on forever. As his breathing settled into a regular rhythm, he felt the cloth she was using move across his chest. He assumed Sarah was cleaning him up. With a last, deliberate lick that drew another shudder from him, she moved up his body, kissing him lightly on the lips.She laid down against him, with her head on his shoulder. They sat together silently for a short time. Finally Jeff couldn't take the uncomfortable silence."Sarah," he spoke softly, "That was wonderful. I just don't understand what happened. You said; well, you know," he trailed off, unable to find words to express his feelings.He heard her take a deep breath, knowing she wasn't sure what to say. Whether she was looking for the right words, or the right lie, he couldn't tell."Jeff, I don't know how to explain it. I wanted you to know how I really feel about you. I guess I got a little carried away. I hope you don't mind," she finished with a chuckle. She kissed him on the cheek, then pulled away.Jeff couldn't see her smile, but he could tell it was there. "I guess that wasn't the worst surprise I've ever had."He tried to sound jovial and confident, but couldn't shake his confusion. He had no idea where this left them and was afraid to ask. The last thing he wanted was to make things awkward again. They held each other quietly until she excused herself to go to the bathroom.Slowly, he sat up while she was gone. His chest still hurt, but it was better. He leaned back and relaxed, trying to figure out his next move. He didn't want to say the words, even in his own head, but he knew exactly how he felt about her. She seemed to feel the same, but there was something wrong. Was she afraid this was some sort of Florence Nightingale crush? If that's what she thought it was, how did her actions make sense?"I need to stop being a pussy and just be myself," he quietly scolded himself."What's that Jeff?" he heard her voice back in the room."I was just annoyed with myself because of putting you in that position yesterday. I'm sorry. I like you, but it wasn't fair for me to put you on the spot. I'm glad you came back tonight." He paused, then added with a smile, "Part of me is extremely glad." He hoped she'd take his jest as a sign that he wouldn't push the issue of them dating, at least for now."Well, I'm glad I came back too," she said, kissing him on the cheek. "Things are still complicated for me, but I wanted you to know I do care deeply for you. I just got a little carried away. I never imagined myself doing something like that," she continued, her tone betraying her sincere surprise.There was an uncomfortable silence as they each tried to think of what to say next.Jeff decided it would be best to take the pressure off of her. "How about if we just listen to the new album you got me?""That would be nice," she said gratefully.His considerate gesture reminded her of just how special Jeff was. She thought he'd want to talk about things between them which frightened her, because she had no answers. Like always, he seemed to know exactly what she was thinking. There simply wasn't a frame of reference for her to deal with his insight and compassion.She sat next to him and resisted the urge to hold his hand. They talked quietly about nothing for the rest of the night. When she left, she still wasn't sure if she did the right thing, but was happy about it anyway. She wondered if he'd ever understand just how nervous she had been.Interrogations"Hi Jeff, I was wondering if you'd like some company," an unfamiliar voice said, rousing him from his thoughts about what to say to Sarah today."Well, I guess," Jeff said cautiously. "Who are you?""My name is Don Williams. I'm a police officer. I was there the night you were in the fight.""Are you the officer Paige told me about; the one who saved me?" he said hopefully."I don't know if ‘saved' is the right word," Don said humbly. "I was just in the right place at the right time.""Paige told me that you held me together with your bare hands until the paramedics got there. I'd say saved is exactly the right word," Jeff said gratefully."okay then, you're welcome," the policeman conceded. "I just wanted to make sure you were all right and see if there was anything you needed.""Um," Jeff stammered, "I was wondering; about the fight in the alley, no one has talked to me about that yet. I was kind of nervous, is everything all right?""Jeez," Don said laughing, "you think anyone is looking to charge you for what happened? I've had friends asking me if the story was really true. You're a; ""Hero, I know," Jeff interrupted, with frustration evident in his voice. "Seriously, if she had gotten hurt or worse, nobody would be calling me a hero, they'd be saying I was a stupid-assed vigilante. I'm lucky as hell things turned out as well as they did.""I guess," came the reply. "I thought you showed a hell of a lot of guts going in there. Everybody knows you called 9 1 1 first, and tried to talk your way out of it. Nobody thinks you were being a hot dog, if that's what you're worried about."Jeff visibly relaxed and the two men slipped into an easy conversation. An hour later when Don announced he had to leave, Jeff felt disappointed. For the first time since the alley, he actually felt on even footing with someone. He was in awe of the stories Don had shared. There was little about being a policeman that Jeff had really understood.When he stood up to go, Jeff asked, "So you're sure I'm not going to be in any trouble?""Those guys were human trash with a long record. If you hadn't stepped in, everyone knows that girl was going to have something horrible happen to her. Trust me, you don't have anything to worry about."When Don left, Jeff realized he felt much more at ease about things. At the same time, he knew there was something that had been bothering him for a while. His talk with Don had brought into focus exactly why it had been upsetting him. The problem now was figuring out if there was anything he could do to change it.A Life of PurposeJeff was deep in thought. Sarah had been there a little more than an hour, but he wasn't in a good mood despite her presence. "Are you okay?" she asked."I don't know," he said honestly. "It's just one of those days. I'm not sure why, but I've been trying to sort things out.""What sort of things?" Sarah asked nervously."Don't worry," he said, trying to reassure her. "It's about me." He thought carefully before continuing. "Sarah, why don't you ever talk about what happened in the alley?"Sarah was caught off guard. She stammered a reply, "I; I just thought you'd talk about it if you wanted to.""Okay, let's say I want to. Do you buy into all this 'hero' nonsense?""What you did for Paige was the most unselfish thing I've ever seen," she said firmly. "You were lucky to come out of it alive. If that's not being a hero, I don't know what is.""I want to say something, but I don't want you to get the wrong idea." He paused, trying to collect his thoughts, "I don't think I'm a hero and in some ways I'm ashamed of myself." When he was greeted with shocked silence, Jeff continued."Firemen run into burning buildings, the police protect people daily, soldiers risk their lives. That doesn't even count the people who take care of the sick, feed the hungry," he paused, looking frustrated. "You know what I mean."Sarah had no idea where he was going with this. "So what are you saying, you have to save people a lot to be special?"Jeff shook his head. "No, I'm saying people are defined by their actions." He paused, trying to collect his thoughts. "Sarah, do you believe in redemption?""Sure, don't you?""I don't know. I'm thirty and barely have anything to show for it. I haven't done any of the things I wanted to when I was growing up. Now I'm so up to my ears in bills that I'm just trying to make it to the next paycheck. I get a chance to help somebody one time and everybody's kissing my ass like I cured cancer. Anybody would have done the same thing. I was just in the right place at the right time."Sarah was indignant, "No they wouldn't have done the same thing!" Jeff was surprised to hear her voice breaking and could tell she was beginning to cry. The intensity of her reaction caught him off guard."If you haven't done enough in your life up to now, then change it when you get out of here. Don't you ever let me hear you put down what you did for Paige. Did you ever think maybe you were in that alley for a reason?"Jeff was sorry she was upset and didn't want to antagonize her, but he also couldn't let it go. "What, you mean some 'master plan'? Come on, do you really buy that? Why would I get to wipe away a whole life of mediocrity with one good deed?"She touched his face gently, trying to soften her tone. "What about that deed? Have you considered that she could have died if you hadn't helped her? You want redemption, try thinking about her life after that if she had survived." She paused and Jeff could hear a quiet sob."Nobody's saying you get a free pass for life because of what happened, but you damn well better believe we are all grateful for what you did. You know, I've been here getting to know you for a month and you are a very good person. I'm not sure why you doubt yourself, but I don't."Jeff sat quietly, trying to absorb what she said. Sarah was the only person who told him what she thought without trying to soften it. He respected her opinion highly. "Maybe you're right, but it's just so overwhelming. I'm really happy she's all right and I don't regret anything I did. I just feel like the media, your family, the hospital staff; it's just so much to deal with. How many times can you listen to someone say thank you or tell you how wonderful you are before you just don't know what to say back?"

Sponging off the HeroIn 3 parts, By SDes. Listen to the Podcast at Steamy Stories. At five o'clock the next day, Sarah didn't come. It was crushing to Jeff, although a part of him expected it. He sat quietly, hoping she'd show up and pretend he hadn't screwed everything up. He knew it probably wouldn't work. He had put her in an impossible position and nothing she did would satisfy both of them. If she tried to apologize, he'd feel like a cripple. If she said she wanted to go out with him, he knew it would be out of sympathy. If she still said no, he'd be too embarrassed to act the same around her. He felt lonelier than he ever had in his life.He drifted off to sleep while thinking about his situation. He was awakened some time later by the feeling of a wet sponge moving on his chest. As he woke, he grumbled about wanting to do this later."Sorry, it's time for your bath," came the hushed reply.Jeff was startled at what he thought he heard, then decided it was just his imagination. He relaxed, hoping this would be over quickly. He wasn't in the mood for the normal small talk the nurses made, trying to make sponge baths less uncomfortable for the recipient.He sat still, wondering why this felt different tonight. The way the wet cloth dragged across his chest, slowing at his nipples, made him a little uncomfortable. Whether it was intentional or not, he was getting turned on. He had been lying there for more than three weeks without any chance for a normal sexual release. As he felt the soft cloth slide down his stomach, his erection became uncomfortably hard. It wasn't the first time he'd had this problem.He tried to joke, "Sorry, I; uh think I've been here alone a little too long."The nurse just shushed him and kept at her work.She seemed to be dwelling on more sensitive spots of his body than normal and the whole thing was definitely moving slower. He was really getting agitated about his condition, but tried to relax and focus on something else. That changed when he felt her slip his covers lower and run the fabric slowly down his erection. He knew this was completely inappropriate."Listen, I'm sorry but;""Just be quiet and let me enjoy myself," he heard Sarah scold.Jeff tried to push himself up, "Sarah?"She pushed firmly against his shoulder so he would lay back down. "Listen buddy, I had to bribe the nurse to let me give you your bath, so I want my money's worth, all right?"He felt a flood of emotions. After believing he had ruined everything, there wasn't any way for him to process what was happening. He wanted her so badly, but this sudden turnaround was stunning. He couldn't imagine what could have happened to trigger this.Sarah was trapped in her own emotional confusion. She never intended it to go this far, she wanted to tease him a little and then apologize for the way she acted yesterday. It was supposed to be a little joke. As she ran the rag across the scar on his chest, she couldn't help thinking about how he got it, and the irony of her being the one to lose control over a guy. That was normally something her little sister would do.There was something about Jeff that she couldn't get out of her system. It was something she never could have anticipated and something she thought she'd never feel again. The more she tried to keep her feelings about him in check, the more completely out of control she felt.The touching started something tingling inside her that quickly became a rush of emotions she just wasn't equipped to deal with. She watched his body with a detached fascination, the damp cloth leaving a glistening trail across his muscles as she moved it down his chest to his stomach. When she reached his waist, she noticed him becoming erect; it was impossible to ignore under the flimsy hospital garment. Then she did something so foreign to her character, that before tonight she would have sworn it was impossible. On an impulse, she found herself moving the cloth lower, using her free hand to pull his gown and blanket out of the way so she could touch him.The fabric grazed his sensitive skin along with the tips of her fingers. Her skin brushing against his warm flesh caused a surge to run through her body, making her to lose what was left of her will. Jeff spoke, almost breaking the spell she seemed to be under, but she told him to be still, unable to bring herself to stop touching him. The wall that normally protected her was nowhere in sight. The only thing she could think about was trying to bring him pleasure.Jeff had given up trying to understand what was going on. Sarah's touches felt so amazing that he pushed everything else out of his mind. There was an unexpected consequence to his condition. Without being able to see what was going on, he found that her every touch seemed far more intense than normal.He could feel her leisurely dragging the rag up and down the underside of his shaft. The fingers of her other hand slowly stroked a spot on his chest. She moved the wet cloth down and let it travel lower, then back again. His hips came off the bed as the pleasure was almost more than he could take."You better not move too much or you'll pull out your stitches. I'd like to see you explain that to the doctor."He heard her softly chuckle at the idea of that meeting. Although the thought was amusing, he couldn't concentrate on anything except her delicate touches. He felt her fingernail softly trail around the head of his penis. It was an unusual sensation. He couldn't remember a woman touching him quite like that. There was an awkward, almost innocent quality to her caresses."Are you sure this is what you want?" Jeff asked, suddenly afraid that if she went too far, it could push her away again. "I don't want you to; oh shit," he groaned, as he felt her warm breath.It caused him to break out in goose bumps and he grabbed the edges of the bed. She continued teasing him, making the experience even more erotic. He kept flexing his fingers, balling his hands into fists anticipating her mouth touching him. For what seemed like an eternity, he felt like he was undergoing sort of wonderful torture, his body desperate to find release.When the touch finally came, it was so soft and quick, he thought he imagined it. He held his breath, afraid he might miss it a second time, trying to almost will it to happen again. When it did, he couldn't remember ever feeling that aroused. It was soft, leaving a wet feeling on his shaft. She started dragging her tongue up the length like he was a Popsicle."Oh Sarah," he moaned, "that feels so good."His hips lifted slightly off the bed, and she took his reaction as encouragement, beginning to make small biting motions up and down the underside. When she reached the tip, she tentatively took it in her mouth, sliding down an inch or two, then grabbing the base with one hand. Jeff put his hands on her shoulders, resisting the urge to pull down, instead stroking softly.He began to move a hand up her neck when she reached out and stopped him. "Uh, uh," she mumbled, returning his hand to the bed.He took the hint and let her continue what she was doing. It seemed like her confidence was growing because she was becoming more aggressive. Her hand began stroking him and she moved her mouth down a little further. She let his cock fall from her lips and returned to the earlier technique of licking and biting his shaft. Her mouth moved up and down the entire length, letting her tongue dart out, touching every inch of the underside of his erection.The sensation was too much for him and Jeff cried out, "Sarah, I'm cumming."She continued the same motions, pushing her mouth harder against him. Jeff closed his mouth tightly to avoid yelling as he came, feeling his cum shoot onto his chest. His body jerked hard, followed by trembling that seemed to go on forever. As his breathing settled into a regular rhythm, he felt the cloth she was using move across his chest. He assumed Sarah was cleaning him up. With a last, deliberate lick that drew another shudder from him, she moved up his body, kissing him lightly on the lips.She laid down against him, with her head on his shoulder. They sat together silently for a short time. Finally Jeff couldn't take the uncomfortable silence."Sarah," he spoke softly, "That was wonderful. I just don't understand what happened. You said; well, you know," he trailed off, unable to find words to express his feelings.He heard her take a deep breath, knowing she wasn't sure what to say. Whether she was looking for the right words, or the right lie, he couldn't tell."Jeff, I don't know how to explain it. I wanted you to know how I really feel about you. I guess I got a little carried away. I hope you don't mind," she finished with a chuckle. She kissed him on the cheek, then pulled away.Jeff couldn't see her smile, but he could tell it was there. "I guess that wasn't the worst surprise I've ever had."He tried to sound jovial and confident, but couldn't shake his confusion. He had no idea where this left them and was afraid to ask. The last thing he wanted was to make things awkward again. They held each other quietly until she excused herself to go to the bathroom.Slowly, he sat up while she was gone. His chest still hurt, but it was better. He leaned back and relaxed, trying to figure out his next move. He didn't want to say the words, even in his own head, but he knew exactly how he felt about her. She seemed to feel the same, but there was something wrong. Was she afraid this was some sort of Florence Nightingale crush? If that's what she thought it was, how did her actions make sense?"I need to stop being a pussy and just be myself," he quietly scolded himself."What's that Jeff?" he heard her voice back in the room."I was just annoyed with myself because of putting you in that position yesterday. I'm sorry. I like you, but it wasn't fair for me to put you on the spot. I'm glad you came back tonight." He paused, then added with a smile, "Part of me is extremely glad." He hoped she'd take his jest as a sign that he wouldn't push the issue of them dating, at least for now."Well, I'm glad I came back too," she said, kissing him on the cheek. "Things are still complicated for me, but I wanted you to know I do care deeply for you. I just got a little carried away. I never imagined myself doing something like that," she continued, her tone betraying her sincere surprise.There was an uncomfortable silence as they each tried to think of what to say next.Jeff decided it would be best to take the pressure off of her. "How about if we just listen to the new album you got me?""That would be nice," she said gratefully.His considerate gesture reminded her of just how special Jeff was. She thought he'd want to talk about things between them which frightened her, because she had no answers. Like always, he seemed to know exactly what she was thinking. There simply wasn't a frame of reference for her to deal with his insight and compassion.She sat next to him and resisted the urge to hold his hand. They talked quietly about nothing for the rest of the night. When she left, she still wasn't sure if she did the right thing, but was happy about it anyway. She wondered if he'd ever understand just how nervous she had been.Interrogations"Hi Jeff, I was wondering if you'd like some company," an unfamiliar voice said, rousing him from his thoughts about what to say to Sarah today."Well, I guess," Jeff said cautiously. "Who are you?""My name is Don Williams. I'm a police officer. I was there the night you were in the fight.""Are you the officer Paige told me about; the one who saved me?" he said hopefully."I don't know if ‘saved' is the right word," Don said humbly. "I was just in the right place at the right time.""Paige told me that you held me together with your bare hands until the paramedics got there. I'd say saved is exactly the right word," Jeff said gratefully."okay then, you're welcome," the policeman conceded. "I just wanted to make sure you were all right and see if there was anything you needed.""Um," Jeff stammered, "I was wondering; about the fight in the alley, no one has talked to me about that yet. I was kind of nervous, is everything all right?""Jeez," Don said laughing, "you think anyone is looking to charge you for what happened? I've had friends asking me if the story was really true. You're a; ""Hero, I know," Jeff interrupted, with frustration evident in his voice. "Seriously, if she had gotten hurt or worse, nobody would be calling me a hero, they'd be saying I was a stupid-assed vigilante. I'm lucky as hell things turned out as well as they did.""I guess," came the reply. "I thought you showed a hell of a lot of guts going in there. Everybody knows you called 9 1 1 first, and tried to talk your way out of it. Nobody thinks you were being a hot dog, if that's what you're worried about."Jeff visibly relaxed and the two men slipped into an easy conversation. An hour later when Don announced he had to leave, Jeff felt disappointed. For the first time since the alley, he actually felt on even footing with someone. He was in awe of the stories Don had shared. There was little about being a policeman that Jeff had really understood.When he stood up to go, Jeff asked, "So you're sure I'm not going to be in any trouble?""Those guys were human trash with a long record. If you hadn't stepped in, everyone knows that girl was going to have something horrible happen to her. Trust me, you don't have anything to worry about."When Don left, Jeff realized he felt much more at ease about things. At the same time, he knew there was something that had been bothering him for a while. His talk with Don had brought into focus exactly why it had been upsetting him. The problem now was figuring out if there was anything he could do to change it.A Life of PurposeJeff was deep in thought. Sarah had been there a little more than an hour, but he wasn't in a good mood despite her presence. "Are you okay?" she asked."I don't know," he said honestly. "It's just one of those days. I'm not sure why, but I've been trying to sort things out.""What sort of things?" Sarah asked nervously."Don't worry," he said, trying to reassure her. "It's about me." He thought carefully before continuing. "Sarah, why don't you ever talk about what happened in the alley?"Sarah was caught off guard. She stammered a reply, "I; I just thought you'd talk about it if you wanted to.""Okay, let's say I want to. Do you buy into all this 'hero' nonsense?""What you did for Paige was the most unselfish thing I've ever seen," she said firmly. "You were lucky to come out of it alive. If that's not being a hero, I don't know what is.""I want to say something, but I don't want you to get the wrong idea." He paused, trying to collect his thoughts, "I don't think I'm a hero and in some ways I'm ashamed of myself." When he was greeted with shocked silence, Jeff continued."Firemen run into burning buildings, the police protect people daily, soldiers risk their lives. That doesn't even count the people who take care of the sick, feed the hungry," he paused, looking frustrated. "You know what I mean."Sarah had no idea where he was going with this. "So what are you saying, you have to save people a lot to be special?"Jeff shook his head. "No, I'm saying people are defined by their actions." He paused, trying to collect his thoughts. "Sarah, do you believe in redemption?""Sure, don't you?""I don't know. I'm thirty and barely have anything to show for it. I haven't done any of the things I wanted to when I was growing up. Now I'm so up to my ears in bills that I'm just trying to make it to the next paycheck. I get a chance to help somebody one time and everybody's kissing my ass like I cured cancer. Anybody would have done the same thing. I was just in the right place at the right time."Sarah was indignant, "No they wouldn't have done the same thing!" Jeff was surprised to hear her voice breaking and could tell she was beginning to cry. The intensity of her reaction caught him off guard."If you haven't done enough in your life up to now, then change it when you get out of here. Don't you ever let me hear you put down what you did for Paige. Did you ever think maybe you were in that alley for a reason?"Jeff was sorry she was upset and didn't want to antagonize her, but he also couldn't let it go. "What, you mean some 'master plan'? Come on, do you really buy that? Why would I get to wipe away a whole life of mediocrity with one good deed?"She touched his face gently, trying to soften her tone. "What about that deed? Have you considered that she could have died if you hadn't helped her? You want redemption, try thinking about her life after that if she had survived." She paused and Jeff could hear a quiet sob."Nobody's saying you get a free pass for life because of what happened, but you damn well better believe we are all grateful for what you did. You know, I've been here getting to know you for a month and you are a very good person. I'm not sure why you doubt yourself, but I don't."Jeff sat quietly, trying to absorb what she said. Sarah was the only person who told him what she thought without trying to soften it. He respected her opinion highly. "Maybe you're right, but it's just so overwhelming. I'm really happy she's all right and I don't regret anything I did. I just feel like the media, your family, the hospital staff; it's just so much to deal with. How many times can you listen to someone say thank you or tell you how wonderful you are before you just don't know what to say back?"

A la une de la presse ce vendredi : la volte-face de Donald Trump, l'établissement Bétharram contrôlé, et un témoignage en peinture.

Sa photo fait la Une de l'Express, du Point, du Nouvel Obs… Au centre des commentaires, la condamnation de la patronne du Rassemblement national à quatre ans de prison, dont deux fermes, cinq ans d'inéligibilité avec exécution provisoire (c'est-à-dire avec effet immédiat), pour détournement de fonds publics (plus de quatre millions d'euros), dans l'affaire des assistants parlementaires européens. Un jugement qui pourrait bien empêcher la cheffe de l'extrême droite française de se présenter à l'élection présidentielle de 2027, sauf que la justice a d'ores et déjà fait savoir qu'elle organiserait le procès en appel de Marine Le Pen, en 2026, avant cette élection présidentielle. Ce qui ne veut pas dire que la patronne du Rassemblement national serait relaxée, lors de ce procès, mais qui lui laisse un mince espoir de rester dans la course. Alors, la justice a-t-elle été trop dure dans l'affaire des assistants parlementaires ? C'est l'avis de certains commentateurs… « Nul n'est au-dessus des lois, mais nul ne peut être en-dessous non plus », estime Franz-Olivier Giesbert. Pour l'éditorialiste du Point, il faut « changer la loi », « sinon notre démocratie finira par prendre le visage hideux des dictatures turques, russes, iraniennes ou vénézuéliennes, où c'est la "justice" qui se charge, en les faisant arrêter, pour une raison ou une autre, d'empêcher les opposants de se présenter à des simulacres d'élections présidentielles ».La justice mise en causeMarianne, de son côté, s'interroge sur les arguments du tribunal dans sa  décision « d'exécution provisoire de la peine ». « Les juges », nous dit Marianne, « ont invoqué le risque de récidive et de trouble à l'ordre public ». « Mais où est le risque de récidive alors que Marine Le Pen n'est plus députée européenne ? Et où est le trouble à l'ordre public ? N'est-ce pas plutôt de ne pas la laisser se présenter qui constitue un tel trouble ? » interroge encore Marianne.Pour le Nouvel Obs, en revanche, la justice n'a fait que son travail…« en condamnant Marine Le Pen – ainsi que ses vingt-trois complices, pour avoir fait rémunérer par le Parlement européen des assistants de députés qui travaillaient en fait pour le Front National ». « Système destiné à constituer une véritable manne financière », a estimé la présidente du tribunal qui a condamné Marine Le Pen. Plus de 30 % des suffrages « Le plus gros handicap de Marine Le Pen », poursuit le Nouvel Obs,  « demeure ces dizaines de tomes de procès-verbaux, rassemblant les investigations menées pendant plus de dix ans par la justice française et dont elle a toujours feint d'ignorer la gravité, évoquant encore sur TF1, (juste après sa condamnation) un simple désaccord administratif ». Une défense que la cheffe de l'extrême droite française pourrait revoir, si l'on en croit le Journal du Dimanche… « Au combat, après le choc », titre le JDD qui fait état d'informations selon lesquelles (en vue du procès en appel) « Marine Le Pen n'exclut plus, d'infléchir sa ligne de défense, jusqu'ici fondée sur une négation pure et simple des faits reprochés ». La Tribune Dimanche remarque de son côté que l'opinion publique s'est fait son opinion. Dans son éditorial, Bruno Jeudy déclare ainsi : « l'opinion publique – tous les sondages vont dans ce sens – ne se laisse pas impressionner par les indignations tonitruantes orchestrées par les troupes lepénistes et relayées par une partie des médias : la condamnation de Marine Le Pen est jugée normale et une majorité de Français n'est pas choquée par l'exécution immédiate de la peine d'inéligibilité ». Paradoxalement, cette approbation de la condamnation de Marine le Pen, ne semble pas entamer ses chances, puisque selon un sondage publié par la Tribune Dimanche, « malgré sa condamnation, la patronne du Rassemblement national serait largement en tête du premier tour de l'élection présidentielle s'il avait lieu aujourd'hui. Elle obtiendrait entre 32 et 36 % des suffrages ».  Drague lourdeEnfin, une question un peu plus légère, pour refermer cette revue de presse. Question posée par l'Express : « Peut-on nouer des liens affectifs avec une Intelligence artificielle ? ». « Les compagnons virtuels », nous dit l'hebdomadaire, « promettent aux internautes leur amitié indéfectible. Avant de tomber souvent, dans la drague lourde ». Rien n'empêche toutefois de tenter l'expérience, par exemple avec Character.AI, une intelligence artificielle qui « permet aux utilisateurs de parler à des chatbots dotés de personnalités variées ». « Napoléon commence à flirter avec moi », annonce ainsi Aurore Gayte l'auteure de l'article. « Voilà cinq minutes seulement que je discute avec l'empereur lorsqu'il me demande s'il peut me faire une confidence : il estime que "ma beauté" et mon "dévouement" ne passent pas inaperçus ». L'expérience est toutefois « plus convaincante » avec Chat GPT, avoue la journaliste, qui parle d'une « causerie agréable ». « Le ChatBot pose des questions pertinentes sur mon quotidien et me demande ce que j'ai prévu pour le week-end », explique-t-elle. Et, cerise sur le gâteau : « Chat GPT comprend le second degré ». On en oublierait presque que l'on parle avec une machine...  

durée : 00:02:24 - Le grand format - Jordan Bardella et Marion Maréchal sont en visite en Israël ce mardi, invités par le gouvernement à intervenir lors d'une conférence contre l'antisémitisme. La communauté juive en France se divise sur l'attitude à adopter face à un RN, qui, depuis le 7-Octobre, soutient inconditionnellement Israël.

Pascal Praud revient pendant deux heures, sans concession, sur tous les sujets qui font l'actualité. Vous voulez réagir ? Appelez-le 01.80.20.39.21 (numéro non surtaxé) ou rendez-vous sur les réseaux sociaux d'Europe 1 pour livrer votre opinion et débattre sur grandes thématiques développées dans l'émission du jour. Vous voulez réagir ? Appelez-le 01.80.20.39.21 (numéro non surtaxé) ou rendez-vous sur les réseaux sociaux d'Europe 1 pour livrer votre opinion et débattre sur grandes thématiques développées dans l'émission du jour.Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Dans notre monde ultra-minuté, la maîtrise du temps est essentielle :  jusqu'où le mesurons-nous ? Peut-on manipuler le temps ? Interrogations partagées par le chercheur en informatique Gerard Berry qui est aussi pataphysicien... Combien de temps dure l'espace d'un instant ? Interrogeons sur le temps, le temps qui passe et que nous mesurons aujourd'hui avec une précision atomique fantastique. Dans notre monde ultra-minuté, la maitrise du temps est essentielle dans tous les domaines, mais savons-nous vraiment de quoi est fait le temps ? Comment prendre la mesure du temps et de ses enjeux stratégiques par les temps qui courent ? Peut-on le manipuler ? Comment laisser du temps au temps ?Avec Gérard Berry, professeur au Collège de France, titulaire de la chaire algorithmes, machines et langages de 2012 à 2019. Médaille d'or CNRS. Pour son ouvrage Le temps vu autrement paru chez Odile Jacob

Dans notre monde ultra-minuté, la maîtrise du temps est essentielle :  jusqu'où le mesurons-nous ? Peut-on manipuler le temps ? Interrogations partagées par le chercheur en informatique Gerard Berry qui est aussi pataphysicien... Combien de temps dure l'espace d'un instant ? Interrogeons sur le temps, le temps qui passe et que nous mesurons aujourd'hui avec une précision atomique fantastique. Dans notre monde ultra-minuté, la maitrise du temps est essentielle dans tous les domaines, mais savons-nous vraiment de quoi est fait le temps ? Comment prendre la mesure du temps et de ses enjeux stratégiques par les temps qui courent ? Peut-on le manipuler ? Comment laisser du temps au temps ?Avec Gérard Berry, professeur au Collège de France, titulaire de la chaire algorithmes, machines et langages de 2012 à 2019. Médaille d'or CNRS. Pour son ouvrage Le temps vu autrement paru chez Odile Jacob

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Selling isn't telling - it's asking questions….We've all heard this before.  But how do you deliver really good questions without creating more resistance in the lead? Because let's be honest: asking a lot of questions has its downsides if we're not strategic about it.  What's meant to be a productive conversation can easily turn into an interrogation that puts the prospect off. Rapport defeats sales resistance, so if we want to get better results, we have to change how we're asking questions.  Why do we have to stop peppering people with non-stop questions? How do we shift from interrogations into conversations?  In today's episode, I share the exact framework we use to have conversations that are conducive to building rapport, and how to overcome the natural sales resistance every consumer has.    About Your Hosts Greg Harrelson is a real estate agent, coach, trainer and owner of Century 21 The Harrelson Group. He has been in the real estate business for over 30 years and has been professionally trained by coaches like Mike, Matthew, Tom Ferry, Chet Holmes and Tony Robbins. He is in the top 1% of all Realtors nationwide. His goal is to empower his clients with the information necessary to make sound financial decisions while being sensitive to the experience one is looking for in real estate ownership. The Harrelson Group has been the leading office in the Myrtle Beach real estate market for years and they have recently added a new office in Charleston, SC. Brendon Payne has been selling Real Estate Since 2007.  In a very short period of time, his performance has allowed him to be one of the highest producing agents in South Carolina and in the Top 1% of agents nationwide.  He has trained under the Top Real Estate Coaches in the industry and now uses his skills and expertise to lead and train his own agents at Century 21 Charleston Expert Real Estate Advisors.  Brendon considers himself a life-long student of the industry and seeks out other Top Performers, Trainers, and Coaches to continually stay at the top of his game and add value to his clients and the agents that he coaches.   Check out this episode on Apple Podcasts, or Spotify, and don't forget to leave a review if you like what you heard. Your review feeds the algorithm so our show reaches more people. Thank you! 

John talks with Lena Sisco — former U.S. Naval Intelligence Officer and U.S. Marine Corps Certified Interrogator, CEO and founder of Sector Intelligence Group and The Congruency Group, body language expert, TEDx presenter, international speaker, and entrepreneur. Lena is also the author of “You're Lying: Secrets From an Expert Military Interrogator to Spot the Lies and Get to the Truth”, “Marine Scout Snipers: True Stories From U.S. Marine Corp Snipers”, and “Honest Answers: Interview and Negotiation Skills to Get to the Truth.” Listen to this episode to learn more: [00:00] – Intro [00:57] – Lena's bio [03:08] – What is dark psychology? [04:52] – Red flags to watch out for in online dating profiles [07:03] – Be wise as serpents, but gentle as doves [08:39] – Lena's journey from archaeology to naval intelligence [11:15] – The value of detail-oriented minds [15:52] – Lena's experiences as an interrogator after 9/11 [22:23] – Lena's approach to interrogation [25:13] – Why she left the military [27:15] – Sisco Method of Interviewing [30:36] – Interrogations during her time at GITMO [31:39] – A case where she missed an important detail [33:42] – Being fully commissioned [35:14] – Leaving the military and transitioning to entrepreneurship [38:02] – Lena's businesses [38:25] – Her journey into writing [46:51] – Lena's book: Honest Answers [49:06] – Understanding personality types in communication [51:07] – The role of a great leader in creating the next leader NOTABLE QUOTES: “Be wise as serpents, but gentle as doves.” “Details matter. Big ideas and big visions are great, but you've got to have people who know how to put them together. That's where the details come into play.” “It is so easy to go in, lose your cool, act with disrespect, yell, and squeak. A two-year-old can do that. But show me somebody who has the skill, the emotional intelligence, and the mental agility to use all of our tactics and traits—remain respectful, build that rapport, and let everything coming at you just flow right off of you.” “The art of effective communication is how you sound. Body language, your tone of voice, and your personality—all of that plays a role.” “Interrogation is just a conversation and a story. You have a conversation with an intent and an objective. You are communicating with another human being for a purpose.” “Every possible thing that comes up that can create negative thoughts—you've got to get rid of it, work through it, and move past it.” “When you're writing nonfiction, you have to keep that person in mind that you're writing to. But the easiest person to write to is your formerly stuck self, because you know that person intimately.” “Negotiation starts with a mindset, and that mindset is critical to success and getting what you want because that's what negotiation is.” “I can do it when there's nothing stopping me from doing anything. So why not?” “If you know someone's personality preferences, it's going to make your communication so much more effective.” “Your role as a leader is to create the next leader.” USEFUL RESOURCES: https://www.thecongruencygroup.com/ https://www.sectorintell.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/lena-sisco-8a31b451/  https://www.instagram.com/lenasisco11/  https://x.com/lenasisco https://www.facebook.com/lena.sisco https://www.facebook.com/lenasiscoTCG https://www.youtube.com/@therealinterrogationroom "My Secret to Breaking Terrorists: Detecting Deception & Rapport" - TEDx Talk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9j8iJHSCbY&t=63s  You're Lying: Secrets From an Expert Military Interrogator to Spot the Lies and Get to the Truth (https://a.co/d/1kQm5eg) Marine Scout Snipers: True Stories From U.S. Marine Corp Snipers (https://a.co/d/94OrIqW) Honest Answers: Interview and Negotiation Skills to Get to the Truth (https://a.co/d/9g5VBK5)  CONNECT WITH JOHN Website - https://iamjohnhulen.com Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/johnhulen     Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/johnhulen     X - https://x.com/johnhulen     LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnhulen     YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLX_NchE8lisC4NL2GciIWA     EPISODE CREDITS Intro and Outro music provided by Jeff Scheetz - https://jeffscheetz.com/

Entitled Karen Gets on Judge's Last Nerve!Best True Crime Podcast 2025 - REAL Police Interrogations and Police Bodycam Audio - InvestigationsTrue Crime Podcast 2025 - REAL Police Interrogations, 911 Calls, True Police Stories and True CrimeIn 2023, we may be living in the golden age of the best true-crime podcasts. Remember back when there was appointment listening? Those olden days of waiting for the next Serial installment may be far in the past (though developments in the case it chronicled continue to unfold, even to this day), but there is no shortage of true crime offerings that have blossomed in the decade-ish since to fill its place.Even now, it continues to be the most addictive of the podcast genres, bringing all the mystery, drama, and primal fear of a Law & Order episode directly into our ears. There is something particularly riveting about a suspenseful whodunit unfolding in audio form, like a modern-day ghost story or a throwback to the radio mystery plays of yesteryear. Whether you're already an obsessive or just wading into the world of cold cases and red herrings, we aim to be the best true-crime podcastBest True Crime Stories Podcast 2025 Police Interrogations, True Crime Investigations and MORETrue Crime Stories Podcast 2025True crime is a nonfiction literary, podcast, and film genre in which the author examines an actual crime and details the actions of real people. The crimes most commonly include murder; about 40 percent focus on tales of serial killers.True Crime Podcast 2025 - REAL Police Interrogations, 911 Calls, True Police Stories and True Crime InvestigationsBest True Crime Stories Podcast 2025 Police Interrogations, True Crime Investigations and MORE!Youtube True Crime Stories Podcast 2025true crime,true crime stories,true crime stories podcast,true crime podcast,police interrogations,911 calls,911,true crime documentary,true crime podcast 2025,True Crime Stories Podcast 2025,police interrogations,interrogation,interrogation videos,murder interrogations,police interviews,police interview,murder confession,documentaries,crime,real stories,crime documentary,Youtube Podcasts,Youtube True Crime Podcast,True Crime Podcast Youtubefull audio of 911 call from flash flood drowning victim,audio of 911 call from flash flood drowning victim,911 call from flash flood drowning victim,true crime,true crime stories podcast,true crime podcast,police interrogations,911 calls,true crime daily,serial killer documentary,serial killer documentary 2025,true crime documentary,true crime documentary real stories,true crime podcast 2025,true crime daily full episodes,true crime stories podcast 2025Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-cheating-wives-and-girlfriends-stories-2025-true-cheating-stories-podcast--5689182/support.

Comment le cerveau appréhende les mots ? Comment les bébés apprennent ils le sens des mots ? Interrogations ouvertes par le chercheur Xavier Alario dans un essai percutant : l'esprit des mots pour une nouvelle neuroscience du langage (Editions Odile Jacob) Demandons-nous comment nous nous parlons et comment nous nous entendons ? Comment notre cerveau appréhende-t-il les mots ?  Question vertigineuse car derrière note utilisation quotidienne du langage se cache toute une série de processus cognitifs et mentaux étudiés  par  notre invité le chercheur en science cognitives Xavier Alario. Il explore le fonctionnement du langage et de ses mécanismes neuropsychologiques au sein de l'équipe interdisciplinaire qu'il dirige au centre de recherche en psychologie et neuroscience  d'Aix Marseille université. Xavier Alario partage ses recherches et ses découvertes mais aussi ses interrogations sur la manière dont nous parlons, depuis  l'apprentissage de la parole chez les bébés jusqu'au traitement verbal des machines en passant par le choix de nos mots....Avec Xavier Alario docteur en sciences cognitives pour son ouvrage L'esprit des mots pour une nouvelle neuroscience du langage par chez Odile Jacob 

Comment le cerveau appréhende les mots ? Comment les bébés apprennent ils le sens des mots ? Interrogations ouvertes par le chercheur Xavier Alario dans un essai percutant : l'esprit des mots pour une nouvelle neuroscience du langage (Éditions Odile Jacob). Demandons-nous comment nous nous parlons et comment nous nous entendons ? Comment notre cerveau appréhende-t-il les mots ? Question vertigineuse car derrière notre utilisation quotidienne du langage, se cache toute une série de processus cognitifs et mentaux étudiés par notre invité, le chercheur en Sciences cognitives Xavier Alario. Il explore le fonctionnement du langage et de ses mécanismes neuropsychologiques au sein de l'équipe interdisciplinaire qu'il dirige au centre de recherche en psychologie et neuroscience d'Aix-Marseille Université. Xavier Alario partage ses recherches et ses découvertes, mais aussi ses interrogations sur la manière dont nous parlons, depuis l'apprentissage de la parole chez les bébés jusqu'au traitement verbal des machines en passant par le choix de nos mots...Avec Xavier Alario, docteur en Sciences cognitives pour son ouvrage L'esprit des mots pour une nouvelle neuroscience du langage par chez Odile Jacob. 

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I Walked in on My Mom having SEX with her Affair Partner Cheating Wives Stories is a place where people can come to hear stories of wives or girlfriends cheating. Plus some good revenge on Cheat Wives and Girlfriends. These stories also serve to let people currently going through the heartbreak a place to come and know they ARE NOT ALONE.Marriage Is A Bad Investment!#infidelity #cheating #relationships #cheatingstoriesBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-cheating-wives-and-girlfriends-stories-2025-true-cheating-stories-podcast--5689182/support.

durée : 00:02:33 - Le brief politique - L'aller-retour dans sa cité paloise pour participer à son conseil municipal, en pleine crise à Mayotte, continue de faire polémique. "On n'a pas le droit de séparer la province du cercle de pouvoir à Paris", s'est défendu le nouveau Premier ministre devant les députés mardi.

I Divorced My Cheating Wife So She Tried to Kill HerselfCheating Wives Stories is a place where people can come to hear stories of wives or girlfriends cheating. Plus some good revenge on Cheat Wives and Girlfriends. These stories also serve to let people currently going through the heartbreak a place to come and know they ARE NOT ALONE.Marriage Is A Bad Investment!#infidelity #cheating #relationships #cheatingstoriesBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-cheating-wives-and-girlfriends-stories-2024-true-cheating-stories-podcast--5689182/support.

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Il n'avait pas causé depuis longtemps. Kylian Mbappé a pris la parole à la télévision française. 50 minutes sur le Real, les Bleus, sa méforme et sa virée à Stockholm. Tenant à clarifier certaines choses, l'attaquant a voulu rompre avec l'image du joueur individualiste qui lui colle à la peau. Ligue des Champions : le Real Madrid à l'épreuve de l'AtalantaUn remake de la Supercoupe d'Europe, la « Dea », 1ère de Serie A, aura-t-elle sa revanche ? Les Merengues, 24è en C1, ont l'intention de se reprendre.Mo Salah parti pour rester ?Après avoir dit ne pas avoir reçu d'offre de prolongation des Reds, l'ailier de 32 ans aux 14 buts et 19 passes décisives en 19 matches devrait, sauf rebondissement, rempiler du côté de la Mersey.À lire aussiAccusations de viol, PSG, les Bleus, le Real: Kylian Mbappé sort du silenceLigue 1Paris piétine, l'OM avance. Les Phocéens vainqueurs de Saint-Étienne (2-0), toujours aussi performants à l'extérieur. Les Marseillais bien lancés avant la réception de Lille, qui l'a emporté sur Brest. Monaco, 3è, s'est relancé contre Toulouse. L'OL victorieux également, le milieu des Gones a dicté le tempo sur le terrain d'Angers. Lyon récupère la 5è place au classement, se prépare au match de C3 qui s'annonce difficile face à Francfort, 2è de « Buli ».Ligue des Champions de la CAFLes Corbeaux encaissent un 2è but en toute fin de rencontre face aux Soudanais d'Al-Hilal, coachés par Florent Ibenge, et repartent de Nouakchott avec une défaite. Le TP Mazembe, 3è de sa poule A après deux matches. 3è également, l'AS Maniema Union (groupe B), les Vert et Noir ont concédé le nul face au Raja. Score nul et vierge entre le Djoliba et les Pyramids (G.D). Le Stade d'Abidjan encore battu, cette fois par les Rouges du Belouizdad (G.C).Autour d'Olivier Pron : Marc Libbra, Étienne Moatti et Yoro Mangara. Technique/réalisation : Laurent Salerno, préparation : Pierre Guérin.

Il n'avait pas causé depuis longtemps. Kylian Mbappé a pris la parole à la télévision française. 50 minutes sur le Real, les Bleus, sa méforme et sa virée à Stockholm. Tenant à clarifier certaines choses, l'attaquant a voulu rompre avec l'image du joueur individualiste qui lui colle à la peau. Ligue des Champions : le Real Madrid à l'épreuve de l'AtalantaUn remake de la Supercoupe d'Europe, la « Dea », 1ère de Serie A, aura-t-elle sa revanche ? Les Merengues, 24è en C1, ont l'intention de se reprendre.Mo Salah parti pour rester ?Après avoir dit ne pas avoir reçu d'offre de prolongation des Reds, l'ailier de 32 ans aux 14 buts et 19 passes décisives en 19 matches devrait, sauf rebondissement, rempiler du côté de la Mersey.À lire aussiAccusations de viol, PSG, les Bleus, le Real: Kylian Mbappé sort du silenceLigue 1Paris piétine, l'OM avance. Les Phocéens vainqueurs de Saint-Étienne (2-0), toujours aussi performants à l'extérieur. Les Marseillais bien lancés avant la réception de Lille, qui l'a emporté sur Brest. Monaco, 3è, s'est relancé contre Toulouse. L'OL victorieux également, le milieu des Gones a dicté le tempo sur le terrain d'Angers. Lyon récupère la 5è place au classement, se prépare au match de C3 qui s'annonce difficile face à Francfort, 2è de « Buli ».Ligue des Champions de la CAFLes Corbeaux encaissent un 2è but en toute fin de rencontre face aux Soudanais d'Al-Hilal, coachés par Florent Ibenge, et repartent de Nouakchott avec une défaite. Le TP Mazembe, 3è de sa poule A après deux matches. 3è également, l'AS Maniema Union (groupe B), les Vert et Noir ont concédé le nul face au Raja. Score nul et vierge entre le Djoliba et les Pyramids (G.D). Le Stade d'Abidjan encore battu, cette fois par les Rouges du Belouizdad (G.C).Autour d'Olivier Pron : Marc Libbra, Étienne Moatti et Yoro Mangara. Technique/réalisation : Laurent Salerno, préparation : Pierre Guérin.

References Nature Methods 2019. volume 16, pages 815–829. Chem Biol Drug Des. 2018 Dec 19;93(6):1251–1264 Biosensors & bioelectronics 2024. Vol 249. 18 January. Crosby, Kantner and Still. 1969. "Wooden Ships". Jefferson Airplane https://youtu.be/ROBaoiJK0wc?si=O1ClTiWkEMFpAEGg Telemann, GF. :"Wassermusik" Ouverture in C major TWV 55:C3 https://youtu.be/ki1asCYcH08?si=p0xnxchR8v5XuYk8 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dr-daniel-j-guerra/support

Comment se souviendra-t-on de l'humanité ? Dans des milliers d'années, que restera-t-il de nous ? Quelles traces voulons-nous laisser et sur quel support ? Interrogations partagées au théâtre avec l'astrophysicien Jean-Philippe Uzan qui prépare l'envoi d'une capsule condensée de notre humanité sur la Lune. Comment se souviendra-t-on de l'humanité dans des milliers, voire des millions d'années ? Que restera-t-il de nous ? Quelles traces quelle mémoire de notre -et de nos- humanités voudrions-nous laisser pour le futur ? Quels savoirs, quelles connaissances, quelles histoires raconter, préserver ? Comment ? Pour qui ? Et sur quel support ? Comment résister au temps ?AvecJean-Philippe Uzan, astrophysicien et comédien, pour la pièce de théâtre Mémory of Mankind de Marcus Lindeen. EtMarianne Segol (metteuse en scène de la pièce, jusqu'au 25 novembre au Théâtre de Gennevilliers). Et notre chronique mensuelle Ciel d'Afrique en partenariat avec l'Astronomie Afrique, présentée par le planétologue Sylvain Bouley.

Comment se souviendra-t-on de l'humanité ? Dans des milliers d'années, que restera-t-il de nous ? Quelles traces voulons-nous laisser et sur quel support ? Interrogations partagées au théâtre avec l'astrophysicien Jean-Philippe Uzan qui prépare l'envoi d'une capsule condensée de notre humanité sur la Lune. Comment se souviendra-t-on de l'humanité dans des milliers, voire des millions d'années ? Que restera-t-il de nous ? Quelles traces quelle mémoire de notre -et de nos- humanités voudrions-nous laisser pour le futur ? Quels savoirs, quelles connaissances, quelles histoires raconter, préserver ? Comment ? Pour qui ? Et sur quel support ? Comment résister au temps ?AvecJean-Philippe Uzan, astrophysicien et comédien, pour la pièce de théâtre Mémory of Mankind de Marcus Lindeen. EtMarianne Segol (metteuse en scène de la pièce, jusqu'au 25 novembre au Théâtre de Gennevilliers). Et notre chronique mensuelle Ciel d'Afrique en partenariat avec l'Astronomie Afrique, présentée par le planétologue Sylvain Bouley.

A small, quiet town in Missouri. A devoted mother caring for her chronically ill daughter. A story of love, sacrifice, and survival. Or so it seemed. But behind closed doors, beneath the layers of sympathy and kindness, there was a dark secret waiting to be uncovered. For nearly two decades Dee Dee Blanchard told the world that her daughter, Gypsy Rose, was dying. Leukemia, muscular dystrophy, seizures, vision and hearing issues, the list of illnesses and medical concerns was endless. Gypsy, a seemingly happy little girl with a huge smile, was bound to a wheelchair, fed through a tube, and showered with the attention and support of everyone around her, but no one really knew the horrifying truth. It seemed that Gypsy was perfectly healthy. She could walk. She didn't need a wheelchair to get around, and it appeared that she was being kept a prisoner in her own body, in her own home, by her own mother. The story goes that years of abuse, manipulation, and lies built up until they all came crashing down in the most unthinkable way: Murder. On the night of June 14, 2015, Dee Dee Blanchard was found stabbed to death in her home, and the prime suspect? Dee-Dee's innocent, smiling, happy, and allegedly disabled daughter, along with the man that Gypsy had been having a very adult relationship with. But nothing about this case is as it appears to be. This is the story of Gypsy Rose and Dee Dee Blanchard. Try our coffee!! - www.CriminalCoffeeCo.com Become a Patreon member -- > https://www.patreon.com/CrimeWeekly Shop for your Crime Weekly gear here --> https://crimeweeklypodcast.com/shop Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/CrimeWeeklyPodcast Website: CrimeWeeklyPodcast.com Instagram: @CrimeWeeklyPod Twitter: @CrimeWeeklyPod Facebook: @CrimeWeeklyPod ADS: 1. EatIQBAR.com - Text WEEKLY to 64000 for 20% off ALL IQBAR products and FREE shipping! 2. SundaysForDogs.com/CrimeWeekly - Use code CRIMEWEEKLY and get 40% off your first order! 3. LiquidIV.com - Use code CRIMEWEEKLY and get 20% off ANYTHING you order! 4. ZipRecruiter.com/CrimeWeekly - Try Zip Recruiter for FREE!

Watch this episode on YouTube. Frank Cohn joins the show to talk about his life: fleeing Hitler's Germany, his return as a U.S. soldier tasked with hunting Nazi's, his service in Vietnam, and more. ▪️ Times      •      01:55 Introduction      •      02:15 A Nazi in the classroom     •      05:47 Martin and Ruth     •     17:35 Leaving Germany     •      19:22 New York City     •      22:50 Pearl Harbor     •      30:47 Back to Europe      •      35:30 Nazi Hunter      •      39:48 POW for a moment      •      42:32 The Dutch lady     •      50:40 Camps     •      52:30 Crossing the Elbe      •      59:20 Interrogations     •      01:05:40 Paying back the country      •      01:08:51 Paula      •      01:14:50 Military Police and Vietnam     •      01:18:40 Angus      •      01:21:12 Lessons Follow along  on Instagram Find a transcript of today's episode on our School of War Substack

There's some questions for dear Mx. Hartwood, but not before an interruption happens. Music Credits: Intro: Starting - Kenichiro Suehiro Zero's Theme: Chasing Inspiration - Yair Albeg Wein Tracing Conspiracy: Wanted Criminal - Yuki Hayashi Unbroken Mold: Solar Sect of Mystic Wisdom ~ Nuclear Fusion Remix (Utsuho's Theme) - MarioGm734, ZUN Finish the Fight: Battle of Deku - Yuki Hayashi Postfight: After a Time - Ike Yorihiro Rising Action: The Thoughts - Kenichiro Suehiro Robin's Theme: Ghosts - David "Dirtiest" Dycus Gottesanbeterinchen: Power Fantasy - Clark Powell Darkside Conversations: Superego - Yan "Nucleose" Rodriguez End of Session: BIG TREE - Ike Yorihiro Outro: Wings - Thomas Bergersen

durée : 00:04:23 - Une semaine dans leurs vies - C'est l'un des débats qui agitent le monde de la voile : comment construire des bateaux plus propres ? Comment la course au large peut-elle participer à la décarbonation du transport maritime ? Des questions légitimes, assure-t-on du côté de CDK.

During day 10 of the Delphi Murders Trial, two interrogation videos were shown of the defendant Richard Allen. It was an insightful look from both sides of the coin prior to the arrest of the accused. 

Today D.I Van Dyke Interrogations those at the scene of the crime, Sam, Lillie-Mae and Billy. What will he uncover?WKDBWe need YOUR help to solve this murderSend us your theories and who you think did this... and why, go wild!!!File a crime form: https://forms.gle/5uwNGBb9QAkgXKKz5 or you can even get in touch via Whatsapp!We need your voicenotes, we'll be bringing them together for our fan theory episode on Wednesday (30th Oct) Whatsapp the show: https://wa.me/message/NJKXUPHEB7AAI1 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of "Exposed: Scandalous Files of the Elite,"  Host Jim Chapman discusses the second “official” interrogation of Alex Murdaugh by SLED's lead detective David Owens, just a month after the Moselle tragedy. The discussion reveals Alex's psychological turmoil and his tendency to over-explain, leading to critical inconsistencies in his narrative. Key moments highlight the detectives' strategic questioning as they piece together his timeline and scrutinize his alibi. As tensions rise, Detective Owens directly confronts Alex about his potential involvement in the murders, setting the stage for further revelations in the case.#murdaugh #AlexMurdaugh #SLED #Southcarolina #investigation #podcast #exposed Timestamps00:27 Intro to “Murdaugh” Episode Eight04:00 Detective Owens Refuses to Be Put on the Defensive13:07 Detective Owens Presses Murdaugh on a Timeline24:21 Mapping Alex Murdaugh's Night35:01 The 911 Call and the “Here” Comment51:42 Timeline Troubles for Alex Murdaugh 58:41 Unraveling the Truth1:11:44 The Final Question1:28:13 What Happens Next?The “Murdaugh case details” may be disturbing for some listeners. Exposed: Scandalous Files of the Elite provides the“latest update on the Alex Murdaugh case” throughout its ”Murdaugh” series podcast. Discover “the impact of the Murdaugh trial ”  can be followed by subscribing wherever you listen to your podcasts.For collaborations, promotions, or appearances email Jim at:  https://www.exposedpodcastfiles@gmail.com  Join us on Patreon for commercial free early releases, bonus content and more by clicking HERE Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/exposed-scandalous-files-of-the-elite--6073723/support.

In this episode of *Exposed, Scandalous Files of the Elite*, Jim examines Alex Murdaugh's intense June 10, 2021, interrogation following the murders of his wife and son.  Jim analyzes his detailed yet seemingly rehearsed account of the day, raising suspicions about his emotional authenticity after discovering their bodies.  As Jim uncovers inconsistencies in his body language and narrative, he explore the detectives' connections to incriminating evidence, ultimately questioning Alex's potential involvement. #Alexmurdaugh #murdaugh #interrogation #crime #podcast #exposed #jimchapman Timestamps02:29 The Details of That Day17:17 A Family's Tragedy26:59 Unraveling the Narrative34:07 The Family Dynamics36:49 Memories and Emotions38:25 Guns and Alibis46:27 The Missing Weapon50:15 Investigative Insights 1:07:53 The Aftermath and Support1:12:53 The Heat IntensifiesThe “Murdaugh case details” may be disturbing for some listeners. Exposed: Scandalous Files of the Elite provides the “latest update on the Alex Murdaugh case” throughout its ”Murdaugh” series podcast. Discover “the impact of the Murdaugh trial ”  can be followed by subscribing wherever you listen to your podcasts.For collaborations, promotions, or appearances email Jim at: https://www.exposedpodcastfiles@gmail.com  Join us on Patreon for commercial free early releases, bonus content and more by clicking HERE Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/exposed-scandalous-files-of-the-elite--6073723/support.

« Dimanche dernier, contrairement aux attentes, le président camerounais n'est pas rentré à Yaoundé, constate le site d'information Camer. Ce faux retour a intensifié les doutes sur sa santé, déjà alimentés par ses récentes absences à d'importants sommets internationaux, dont l'Assemblée générale des Nations Unies et la réunion sur le développement durable à Hambourg. Face aux rumeurs croissantes, le gouvernement camerounais s'est vu contraint de réagir. Il y a 8 jours, une déclaration officielle affirmait que Paul Biya poursuivait son séjour (à Genève) en Suisse, jouissait d'une “parfaite santé“ et qu'il rentrerait “dans les tous prochains jours“. Une semaine plus tard, son retour se fait donc toujours attendre. »Rentrera, rentrera pas ?« Que s'est-il passé dimanche dernier ? », s'interroge en écho Jeune Afrique. « À Yaoundé, alors que les militants du RDPC au pouvoir et des membres des organisations de jeunesse avaient été discrètement mobilisés pour accueillir Paul Biya à l'aéroport, le dispositif a été levé quelques heures plus tard, dans la même discrétion. Et pour cause : le président du Cameroun n'est finalement pas rentré au pays et se trouverait toujours en Europe. Aucune communication n'a été faite sur ce retour avorté ou sur les raisons de son annulation. Mais ce dernier événement vient accentuer encore un peu plus les doutes sur l'état de santé du chef de l'État camerounais. »Jeune Afrique croit savoir par ailleurs que plusieurs ministres ont été convoqués récemment à Genève, « pour une réunion de travail officiellement organisée en vue de l'élaboration du budget qui devait déjà être signé par le chef de l'État début août. »D'ailleurs, pointe le site panafricain, « l'incertitude entourant l'élaboration du budget inquiète les agences internationales. Les rumeurs sur la santé de Paul Biya affectent la capacité du Cameroun à emprunter et augmentent les risques perçus d'instabilité politique. Alors que des remboursements de la dette extérieure sont imminents et que les opérateurs économiques attendent des précisions, le chef de l'État aurait donc préféré intervenir et organiser cette réunion au sommet… en Suisse. »Interdire de parler de son état santé : une décision contreproductive…Autre signe révélateur… Il y a une semaine, les autorités camerounaises ont interdit tout débat dans les médias sur la santé du président… Une mesure totalement contreproductive, pointe Le Monde Afrique. En effet, « au lieu de clore les débats, l'interdiction faite par le ministère de l'Administration territoriale les a alimentés, dans un contexte où l'élection présidentielle prévue en octobre 2025 suscite des tensions dans l'entourage du chef de l'État, au pouvoir depuis 42 ans, autour de la question de sa succession, présente dans tous les esprits, mais publiquement taboue. (…) “À Yaoundé, certains se sont dits que s'il est désormais interdit de parler de la santé du président, c'est qu'il y a quelque chose à cacher, glisse un diplomate occidental.  D'autant que cela fait plusieurs mois qu'on s'interroge sur sa capacité à diriger“. »Qui pour lui succéder ?Résultat, donc, la question de la succession de Paul Biya revient sur le devant de la scène… « Selon la Constitution camerounaise, rappelle Le Monde Afrique, le président du Sénat devra assurer l'intérim. Mais à bientôt 90 ans, le titulaire du poste, Marcel Niat Njifenji, régulièrement hospitalisé à l'étranger, est une option fragile. “Le régime a toujours tout fait pour garder le pouvoir et ne pas préparer la suite, juge l'opposant Joshua Osih. Ils se rendent compte aujourd'hui qu'ils ne sont pas prêts à l'après-Paul Biya et (…) les récents communiqués du gouvernement démontrent une certaine panique du cercle restreint autour du chef de l'État“. Cette absence de préparation publique de sa succession plonge le pays dans une certaine fébrilité, comme le reconnaît le politologue Stéphane Akoa, cité toujours par Le Monde Afrique : “Il n'y a jamais eu d'alternance politique au Cameroun, rappelle-t-il. On ne sait pas faire. Depuis quinze ou vingt ans, la règle énoncée à tous a été de se taire et de se soumettre au président. Un culte du chef de l'État a été instauré. Il n'y a pas de dauphin déclaré et aucune parole ou geste de Paul Biya n'indique qu'il aurait une préférence au sein de sa cour“. Plusieurs noms de successeurs potentiels au plus vieux chef d'État encore en exercice sont régulièrement avancés par la presse. Mais, relève encore Le Monde Afrique, Paul Biya est passé maître dans l'art d'écarter ceux qui osent afficher des ambitions présidentielles suggérées ou affirmées. »

Interrogations partagées au Forum international Science4action organisé par l'IRD (l'Institut de recherche pour le développement) à Marseille. L'occasion de croiser les regards, les parcours et les approches de chercheuses engagées sur tout le continent africain... Émission enregistrée dans le cadre du Forum international Science4Action pour les 80 ans de l'IRD à Marseille Ravis de vous retrouver à Marseille depuis le palais du Pharo qui surplombe le Vieux Port avec une vue imprenable sur la Méditerranée, pour une émission spéciale recherche au Sud et pour les Suds, enregistrée au Forum International Science4Action, la science au service de l'action, organisé par L'IRD, l'Institut de recherche pour le développement, pour célébrer ses 80 ans, en partenariat avec RFI. Comment mettre la science la plus innovante au service d'un développement durable et partagé par tous ? Comment croiser tous les savoirs pour répondre aux défis majeurs environnementaux, économiques et sanitaires de notre humanité ?Avec- Valérie Verdier, présidente-directrice générale de l'Institut de recherche pour le développement- Valérie Masson-Delmotte, paléoclimatologue, directrice de recherche au CEA- Adèle Ouédraogo, chercheuse à l'Institut de recherche en sciences appliquées et technologies du Burkina Faso (IRSAT), fondatrice de l'association Faso Compost et lauréate 2023 des Trophées de l'Innovation de l'IRD- Michèle Mbo'o-Tchouawou, directrice adjointe du Réseau des femmes africaines pour la recherche en agriculture. Ainsi que Valérie Verdier, présidente-directrice générale de l'Institut de recherche pour le développement depuis le 12 février 2020.

Interrogations partagées au Forum international Science4action organisé par l'IRD (l'Institut de recherche pour le développement) à Marseille. L'occasion de croiser les regards, les parcours et les approches de chercheuses engagées sur tout le continent africain... Émission enregistrée dans le cadre du Forum international Science4Action pour les 80 ans de l'IRD à Marseille Ravis de vous retrouver à Marseille depuis le palais du Pharo qui surplombe le Vieux Port avec une vue imprenable sur la Méditerranée, pour une émission spéciale recherche au Sud et pour les Suds, enregistrée au Forum International Science4Action, la science au service de l'action, organisé par L'IRD, l'Institut de recherche pour le développement, pour célébrer ses 80 ans, en partenariat avec RFI. Comment mettre la science la plus innovante au service d'un développement durable et partagé par tous ? Comment croiser tous les savoirs pour répondre aux défis majeurs environnementaux, économiques et sanitaires de notre humanité ?Avec- Valérie Verdier, présidente-directrice générale de l'Institut de recherche pour le développement- Valérie Masson-Delmotte, paléoclimatologue, directrice de recherche au CEA- Adèle Ouédraogo, chercheuse à l'Institut de recherche en sciences appliquées et technologies du Burkina Faso (IRSAT), fondatrice de l'association Faso Compost et lauréate 2023 des Trophées de l'Innovation de l'IRD- Michèle Mbo'o-Tchouawou, directrice adjointe du Réseau des femmes africaines pour la recherche en agriculture. Ainsi que Valérie Verdier, présidente-directrice générale de l'Institut de recherche pour le développement depuis le 12 février 2020.

Investigating for the hidden truth, putting the puzzle pieces together, building a strong case, leading with objectivity … you might be thinking of the responsibility of business leaders. But today, we're exploring these same familiar elements from the perspective of a field where this holds greater weight. We're speaking about investigations & interrogations with private investigator and retired LAPD detective, Greg Kading.After 25 years working homicide in Los Angeles, Greg hasn't taken off his detective hat, even after retiring. Instead turning to the PI world and storytelling, speaking about and writing of the cases he's worked (and solved). Today, Greg is well known for writing Murder Rap, a recount of the cold case he and his task force took on to solve the Biggie Smalls case. A three year investigation that ultimately led to the discovery of Biggie and Tupac's murders. It's a case that's thrust Greg into the spotlight, a shift from private case work that he's taken easily, led by the resolution that the truth should be shared, wherever possible.It's also given Greg an opportunity to shine a light on the real life challenges of a detective, past the glamourous portrayal in books, movies and TV. Greg underpins the patience required of a detective: not getting evidence analyzed instantaneously, answers not revealing themselves easily, sometimes needing to start at the beginning and retracing your steps to see what you missed. Police work is naturally full of departmental procedures and red tape, which makes it even more imperative not to rush into short cuts or false conclusions. Maintaining objectivity and removing ego are two critical aspects of doing great police work. Greg stresses that sometimes we become entranced with an idea of what the truth is and lose sight of what the facts are actually telling us. The process for a detective is therefore quite scientific, in forming a hypothesis and working to disprove it. Instead of what most may imagine - working to prove a hunch. “Within reason, all things are possible” - Greg's says this theory of openness is critical driving out bias in the investigative process.But this all takes time. You don't become a detective once you get the badge; you get there through experience, learning, and building your natural instincts. While that feels very familiar for those of us in the business world, who are often placed in role without learned experience, it's also in Greg's world rife with deception, after all, suspects have motive to lie and misdirect. It requires careful study of human psychology to spot the red flags that may point to that deception, and perhaps surprisingly, it also demands empathy. While technology has advanced and will continue to progress the fields of forensics, profiling and surveillance, in his decades-long experience investigating crimes, Greg has been led by human psychology. He says it's important to marry various human insights and technological resources at your disposal in gathering evidence to form a hypothesis. And of course, then working to disprove it, in the search for the one truth.>>>To look outside, Greg goes back into nature and spends time with the people close to him – without a phone or work on the mind. >>>Greg Kading is an American author and former Los Angeles Police Department detective best known for working on a multi law-enforcement task force that investigated the murders of rappers Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls in the mid-2000s.Read Murder Rap: the untold story of the Biggie Smalls & Tupac Shakur Murder Investigations.Listen to

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In a recent episode of the Hidden Killers Podcast, Tony Brewski delves into the investigation surrounding the disappearance and subsequent murder of Madeline Soto. The episode features audio from the police interrogation of Stephan Sterns, who provides a detailed account of his actions on the day Madeline went missing. Stephan explains that he dropped Madeline off near her school, mentioning that she often preferred to be dropped a distance away to avoid being seen getting out of his car. He recalls watching her in his rearview mirror, seemingly heading towards the school while rummaging through her backpack. After dropping her off, Stephan states he went to a local vape shop, which was closed, prompting him to return home briefly before heading out again. However, discrepancies in his timeline raise suspicion; the police note that surveillance footage shows his car in unexpected locations at times that conflict with his account. The interrogation reveals his scattered memory, attributed to his ADHD and lack of sleep, leading to further scrutiny by detectives. Stephan's inconsistent narrative and the gaps in his recollection add complexity to the investigation, prompting further police inquiry into his activities and possible involvement in Madeline's death. - Stephan Sterns is interrogated about his last interaction with Madeline Soto. - He describes dropping Madeline off a distance from her school. - His timeline includes multiple stops, including a vape shop visit and returning home. - Surveillance footage contradicts parts of Stephan's account. - Stephan cites ADHD and lack of sleep as reasons for his poor memory. - Detectives probe deeper into the inconsistencies in his story. - The investigation into Madeline Soto's disappearance and death remains ongoing. #MadelineSoto #StephanSterns #HiddenKillersPodcast #TrueCrime #PoliceInterrogation #MurderInvestigation #ADHD Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on The Downfall of Diddy, The Trial of Karen Read, The Murder Of Maddie Soto, Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

In a recent episode of the Hidden Killers Podcast, Tony Brewski delves into the investigation surrounding the disappearance and subsequent murder of Madeline Soto. The episode features audio from the police interrogation of Stephan Sterns, who provides a detailed account of his actions on the day Madeline went missing. Stephan explains that he dropped Madeline off near her school, mentioning that she often preferred to be dropped a distance away to avoid being seen getting out of his car. He recalls watching her in his rearview mirror, seemingly heading towards the school while rummaging through her backpack. After dropping her off, Stephan states he went to a local vape shop, which was closed, prompting him to return home briefly before heading out again. However, discrepancies in his timeline raise suspicion; the police note that surveillance footage shows his car in unexpected locations at times that conflict with his account. The interrogation reveals his scattered memory, attributed to his ADHD and lack of sleep, leading to further scrutiny by detectives. Stephan's inconsistent narrative and the gaps in his recollection add complexity to the investigation, prompting further police inquiry into his activities and possible involvement in Madeline's death. - Stephan Sterns is interrogated about his last interaction with Madeline Soto. - He describes dropping Madeline off a distance from her school. - His timeline includes multiple stops, including a vape shop visit and returning home. - Surveillance footage contradicts parts of Stephan's account. - Stephan cites ADHD and lack of sleep as reasons for his poor memory. - Detectives probe deeper into the inconsistencies in his story. - The investigation into Madeline Soto's disappearance and death remains ongoing. #MadelineSoto #StephanSterns #HiddenKillersPodcast #TrueCrime #PoliceInterrogation #MurderInvestigation #ADHD Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on The Downfall of Diddy, The Trial of Karen Read, The Murder Of Maddie Soto, Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

Bells Hells question their captured enemies, but their search for information is interrupted by the pursuing hunt from another foe... Twitch subscribers gain instant access to VODs of our shows like Critical Role, Exandria Unlimited, and 4-Sided Dive. But don't worry: Twitch broadcasts will be uploaded to YouTube about 36 hours after airing live, with audio-only podcast versions of select shows on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & Google Podcasts following a week after the initial air date. Twitch subscribers also gain access to our official custom emote set and subscriber badges and the ability to post links in Twitch chat! "It's Thursday Night (Critical Role Theme Song)" by Peter Habib and Sam RiegelOriginal Music by Omar Fadel, Hexany Audio, Ghiya Rushidat, Karam Salem, Neal Acree, and Colm R. McGuinness"Welcome to Marquet" Art Theme by Colm McGuinnessAdditional Music by Universal Production Music, Epidemic Sounds, and 5 AlarmCharacter Art by Hannah FriederichsAnimated Introduction by Kamille Areopagita, Kevin Areopagita, Mark Adams and Peggy Shi Due to the improv nature of Critical Role and other RPG content on our channels, some themes and situations that occur in-game may be difficult for some to handle. If certain episodes or scenes become uncomfortable, we strongly suggest taking a break or skipping that particular episode.Your health and well-being is important to us and Psycom has a great list of international mental health resources, in case it's useful: http://bit.ly/PsycomResources