Podcasts about Izumi

After the heart-wrenching loss of her young daughter Alyce to a rare cancer, Izumi Favia decided to turn her grief into a guiding light for others. In this poignant episode, we invite you to listen to Izumi's heartfelt story of love, loss, and the profound journey she undertook to rebuild her life. From the unexpected joy of a natural pregnancy to the blissful memories of Alyce's adventurous spirit, Izumi recounts these cherished moments with a raw honesty that touches the core of parental love. Her story is not just about heartbreak, but also about the challenge of facing an unimaginable diagnosis and how she navigated the tumultuous path of treatments and hope.Izumi's transformative healing offers a beacon of hope to those grappling with similar loss. She shares her personal transformation and the coping strategies that helped her find peace, including journaling, meditation, and eventually becoming a certified coach. This transition allowed her to extend compassion and support to other grieving parents, helping them rediscover joy amidst sorrow. Join us for this conversation that illuminates the resilience of the human spirit and the surprising paths to recovery that can emerge from the deepest depths of grief.Helpful Link Mentioned in this episode:Izumi's website: https://www.izumifavia.comIzumi's book: https://www.amazon.com/Writing-Heal-Izumi-Favia/dp/1961098199Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bereaved-but-still-me--2108929/support.

"The fact of the matter is your heating  your home and cooling your home and heating your water are the two biggest loads to your electric bill. They cost the most in in your home.  So this is an opportunity to yes decarbonize and do right for the environment and our grid but also for energy usage.  And the products are there.  There's more and more coming for sure. " - Anita Singha The much anticipated rebate part of the Inflation Reduction Act, HEEHRA, Home Energy Efficiency Rebate program launched in California in November, 2024.  Anita Singha, the Senior Marketing Director for the Switch Is On, the administrator of the financial incentive programs in California explains how this rebate program works and how to navigate it.   She explains the program provides rebates of up to $8,000 for low-income households (80% or less of area median income) and $4,000 for moderate-income households (80-150% of area median income) to install heat pumps and heat pump water heaters. The rebates are paid directly to the contractor, and consumers must use a HEEHRA-qualified contractor to be eligible. Anita walks through the steps for consumers to verify their income eligibility and find HEER-qualified contractors through the Switch Is On website. This includes using an online income verification tool, getting a certificate of eligibility, and then contacting multiple contractors to get quotes. Izumi shares her experiences trying to help low-income homeowners, particularly those in remote/rural areas, navigate the HEER program. She highlights issues like lack of HEER-qualified contractors in certain regions, contractors being unfamiliar with heat pump technology, and complexities around mobile home and rental properties. Anita acknowledges these challenges and discusses efforts to expand contractor training and outreach, and reassures that the $450 million in HEER funding allocated to California is secure, even with a potential change in federal administration. However, she notes that the rebates may not last indefinitely, so consumers are encouraged to act quickly. Additional clarifications:  California state is launching the rebate program with one appliance at a time, mainly focusing on the heat pump systems.  The first phase was for heat pump HVAC system, in which low-income households can get it installed for free although the homeowners may have to cover a difference if the cost of installation exceeds $8,000.  Qualified householders can apply if you live in a condo, 2-4 units buildings, ADU and Junior ADU.  If you live in a mobile home, you can apply as long as you're on a foundation and not have an axle or license number. 

When today's guest, Izumi, lost her young daughter, Alyce, to cancer, she felt like she had lost her identity as well. Izumi had given up her corporate job during Alyce's cancer treatment thinking that she would be able to go back after Alyce recovered. Unfortunately, that day never came, and Izumi felt like she had become a completely different person. Izumi no longer fit into the role. She struggled to imagine what her future would look like.  A friend approached Izumi, wondering if she might be interested in training to become a life coach. Not having many options at that point, she decided to apply and was even granted a scholarship. The coaching classes changed Izumi's life once again. She started the classes to try a different career path. What she found instead was a truer understanding of herself. She understood her grief and pain more fully. She could identify things that would activate her pain. She felt like, for the first time in her life, she knew her true self.  Around that same time, Izumi started attending virtual support groups for bereaved parents and eventually in different in-person groups. The first groups were specifically for parents whose children died of cancer, but Izumi then attended a general child loss group, where she learned that she could bond with bereaved parents no matter what their child's age or cause of death. Through Izumi's coaching training and support group participation, Izumi discovered a new purpose in life. The coaching class helped her find her true self, and Izumi knew that she wanted to share that knowledge with others. Additionally, Izumi wrote a book focusing on the child loss portion of her journey. She titles the book, 'Writing to Heal After the Unbearable Loss of a Child.' It is described as 'a book, journal and a conversation. If you're grieving, consider it your steadfast companion through the pain. If you're supporting a grieving friend, let it be your guide when words fail.' The book is available on Amazon and an initial complementary call for coaching can be scheduled here.

Saikin dō, lieve luisteraars! Fijn dat we jullie engelengeduld weer kunnen belonen met een nieuwe aflevering van Aap Noot Mishima, dé Nederlandstalige podcast over Japanse literatuur en cultuur, zorgvuldig geplaatst in de juiste historische context.

" Un jour, le chef de chez Izumi me dit que si j'aimais vraiment les sushi, je devais goûter ceux réalisés de manière traditionnelle et servis au comptoir, pièce après pièce. Je l'interrogeai du regard. À Paris, m'expliqua-t-il, il existe quelques établissements authentiques qui préparent les nigiri dans les règles de l'art. Si je voulais faire cette expérience, m'assura-t-il, il fallait que j'aille voir ailleurs. Mais où ? "Chez Okuda', glissa-t-il en inclinant la tête avec humilité. " À 19 ans, Jad Ibrahim découvre le monde méconnu des sushi. Pour lui qui se nourrit mal, c'est une révélat Merci pour votre écoute N'hésistez pas à vous abonner également aux podcasts des séquences phares de Matin Première: L'Invité Politique : https://audmns.com/LNCogwPL'édito politique « Les Coulisses du Pouvoir » : https://audmns.com/vXWPcqxL'humour de Matin Première : https://audmns.com/tbdbwoQRetrouvez tous les contenus de la RTBF sur notre plateforme Auvio.be Retrouvez également notre offre info ci-dessous : Le Monde en Direct : https://audmns.com/TkxEWMELes Clés : https://audmns.com/DvbCVrHLe Tournant : https://audmns.com/moqIRoC5 Minutes pour Comprendre : https://audmns.com/dHiHssrEt si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

In this exciting episode of the Where We Roam podcast, hosts John, Megan, and Dayna are back together after a long time apart, and they're bubbling with anticipation for their upcoming cruise on the stunning Celebrity Reflection!

V Slovenskem narodnem gledališču Maribor je v teh dneh na ogled prva opera skladatelja in avtorja libreta Roberta Mračka z naslovom Mož, ki je ukrotil strelo – genialni izumi Nikole Tesle. Pod režijo se podpisuje Jaki Jurgec. Obiskali bomo tudi Kranj, kjer so se s Poklonom pesniku Simonu Jenku v kranjskem Prešernovem gaju začeli Jenkovi dnevi. V desetih dneh se bodo na različnih lokacijah zvrstile brezplačne prireditve. Na 3. programu Radia Slovenija – programu Ars pa je v sodelovanju z ZKP RTV Slovenija in v koprodukciji z založbo Mladinska knjiga nastala zvočnica Krošnja z neznanimi sadeži Helene Koder. Slišimo jo lahko vsak delavnik v oddaji Odprta knjiga.

V Slovenskem narodnem gledališču Maribor je v teh dneh na ogled prva opera skladatelja in avtorja libreta Roberta Mračka z naslovom Mož, ki je ukrotil strelo – genialni izumi Nikole Tesle. Pod režijo se podpisuje Jaki Jurgec. Obiskali bomo tudi Kranj, kjer so se s Poklonom pesniku Simonu Jenku v kranjskem Prešernovem gaju začeli Jenkovi dnevi. V desetih dneh se bodo na različnih lokacijah zvrstile brezplačne prireditve. Na 3. programu Radia Slovenija – programu Ars pa je v sodelovanju z ZKP RTV Slovenija in v koprodukciji z založbo Mladinska knjiga nastala zvočnica Krošnja z neznanimi sadeži Helene Koder. Slišimo jo lahko vsak delavnik v oddaji Odprta knjiga.

This week on The Learning Curve, co-hosts Alisha Searcy of DFER and U-Arkansas Prof. Albert Cheng interview Lance Izumi, Koret Senior Fellow and Senior Director of Education Studies at the Pacific Research Institute. Mr. Izumi delves into his latest book, The Great Classroom Collapse: Teachers, Students, and Parents Expose the Collapse of Learning in America’s Schools. He discusses why, despite decades of […]

This week on The Learning Curve, co-hosts Alisha Searcy of DFER and U-Arkansas Prof. Albert Cheng interview Lance Izumi, Koret Senior Fellow and Senior Director of Education Studies at the Pacific Research Institute. Mr. Izumi delves into his latest book, The Great Classroom Collapse: Teachers, Students, and Parents Expose the Collapse of Learning in America's Schools. He discusses why, despite decades of education reforms and vast spending, many American students remain underprepared in critical subjects like reading and math. He explores how the focus on social justice and political agendas has shifted attention away from academic quality and meritocracy in K-12 education, leading to troubling outcomes in many districts. Mr. Izumi highlights widespread issues in reading instruction, including the long-standing evidence for phonics and why NAEP reading scores have stagnated over the years. He shares concern of "constructivist" math methods and reflects on the impact of Common Core on declining math scores nationwide. Izumi concludes with reform recommendations aimed at restoring academic rigor and equality of opportunity in American schools.

Kenta Izumi, president of the main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, said Friday that he will seek re-election.

Send us a Text Message.Stuff gets real as Foo and Bradley fight it out! Ed, Al (finally in Central City), and Izumi disappear from their respective locations! Tim and Patrick discuss FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST chapter 99. Plus: Volume 24 back matter! Does a video game ad reveal something unexpected about Ed???

Japanese lawmaker Ichiro Ozawa, a senior member of the main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan who was once known as a political heavyweight, is not hiding his intention to replace current CDP leader Kenta Izumi, going into the party's Sept. 23 leadership election.

Send us a Text Message.Battles continue, as Lin/Greed takes on Bradley, and Olivier and Izumi continue to kick butt and take names. Who else is stepping in to take on Bradley? Who has the strongest abs? Will we actually SEE Ed or Al this time? Tim and Patrick discuss.

Jay Schneider, chief product innovation officer for Royal Caribbean Group, talks with Alan Fine of Insider Travel Report about the new features and experiences on the Utopia of the Seas. Schneider details some of the changes on this Oasis-class ship, including the introduction of the Royal Railway, an immersive multimedia dining experience, and the Pesky Parrot tiki bar featuring an obnoxious animatronic parrot. There is also an expanded Izumi restaurant with an omakase table, as well as an expanded Giovanni's Italian restaurant. For more information, visit www.cruisingpower.com or www.royalcaribbean.com. If interested, the original video of this podcast can be found on the Insider Travel Report Youtube channel or by searching for the podcast's title on Youtube.

Writer, podcaster, and strategist (and musician, and inventor of solarpunk) Jay Springett joins Kelby for this AGITATOR Z FINALE. Everything changes beyond this point, and what a way to end an era. We're talking Izumi Suzuki's incredible bizarro short story collection Hit Parade of Tears. Keep up with Jay: https://www.thejaymo.net/ Buy Hit Parade of Tears: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/721251/hit-parade-of-tears-by-izumi-suzuki/ Pure Invention: How Japan's Pop Culture Conquered the World by Matt Alt: https://www.amazon.com/Pure-Invention-Japan-Modern-World/dp/1984826719/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr= Hardware (1990): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dCEp_ktPXY Hit Parade Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2f2sUqmqJdDHvpK1bgoEtD Soundtrack: "Tunnel to Heaven" by The Dynamites "Somebody to Love" by The Mops

 "Musique concrète / sound collage. I was interested in isolating and exploring the 3 most prominent sounds in the recording: the sizzling sounds of cooking, the conversation, and the noises from various objects being moved around and being used.  "I was able to split the audio out into 4 separate channels with the help of Demucs. In places I have integrated some samples from my own field recordings too. Who is Mr. Ōizumi? You'll have to ask the people in the restaurant."  Osaka restaurant reimagined by Shaun Malone.

“And what we did was, ‘let's combine the performance of heat pump, off the shelf heat pump, heat pump water heater, with thermal storage with really really smart controls, and you can reap the benefit of that heat pump by shifting the load to the middle of the day and giving you a heat and hot water whenever you need it.”  - Jane Melia Jane Melia, Co-founder and CEO of Harvest, the smart thermal battery system explains the genesis of Harvest.  She discusses the limitations of traditional heat pump systems and how Harvest combines a heat pump with thermal storage and smart controls to decouple the time when heat is generated from when it is used, allowing the system to take advantage of cheaper, cleaner electricity. Jane provides a detailed overview of how the Harvest system works. It uses a heat pump water heater, a thermal battery (hot water tank), and smart controls to optimize when the heat pump runs to take advantage of renewable energy and off-peak electricity rates, while still providing heating and hot water on demand. Jane discusses the cost of the Harvest system, noting that it is comparable to a median heat pump system but with higher performance. She explains the various incentives and tax credits available, including the 30% federal tax credit, that can make the system cost-competitive with traditional gas heating and water heating. She also discusses Harvest's efforts to work with contractors and property owners to drive broader adoption. Jane and Izumi discuss the future of home heating and cooling, with Jane envisioning a future where thermal storage becomes a standard feature of heat pump systems to better leverage renewable energy and support grid decarbonization. They also discuss the policy changes, such as bans on new gas furnaces, that are helping drive the transition to clean heating solutions. harvest.green

Raquel Izumi, President & COO at Vincerx Pharma Inc, joins us to talk about, starting a biotech company and making groundbreaking medications to treat cancer.

#jimbairdadventurer #BobIzumi #fishing Bob Izumi Talks Navigating the Waters as a Longtime Fishing Pro & TV Host | Baird Country Ep.# 7In this episode of Baird Country, I had the pleasure of sitting down with the legendary fishing pro, Bob Izumi, for an insightful and inspiring conversation. We kick things off with a heart-pounding tale from Bob about facing 15-foot waves on a massive lake during a fishing tournament. It's a story of survival, determination, and a testament to the unpredictable nature of the great outdoors.As we delve into the podcast, Bob shares the incredible journey that led him to become a pro angler and the charismatic host of the beloved "Real Fishing" show. We explore his background growing up in rural southeastern Ontario, Canada, discussing the unique perspectives and challenges that have shaped his remarkable career. Bob takes us on a virtual fishing adventure, recounting mesmerizing tales from his travels to places like Lake Baikal in Russia, the back lakes of Cuba, and the rich waters of Brazil. These stories go beyond the thrill of the catch; they're about the cultural experiences, challenges, and unforgettable moments that define a life devoted to the pursuit of the perfect fishing expedition.Join us for a captivating episode that combines thrilling fishing stories with insightful discussions, offering a unique glimpse into the extraordinary life of Bob Izumi.Subscribe to the Real Fishing Show on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/@BobsRealFishingShowFollow Bob on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realfishingshowCheck out my social media channels for trip photos, articles I write, video reels and podcast updates.https://www.instagram.com/jbadventurer/https://www.facebook.com/jbadventurerhttps://www.tiktok.com/@jbadventurerCheck out all my podcast episodes through the playlist linked here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdWkde9gml__GpO_JouKEWl1UdckeYDeg&si=w9jDkhiQ6Xj7Gzl8

Dieta i suplementacja może wpływać na stan cery, zmniejszać nasilenie trądziku (zarówno pospolitego, jak i różowatego), wpływać na nawilżenie, elastyczność, a nawet na zmarszczki - oczywiście w ograniczonym zakresie, ale jednak. Jakie elementy dietetyczne, jakie produkty spożywcze i jakie suplementy diety są pod tym kątem kluczowe? __ Partnerem odcinka jest rodzinna olejarnia Olini #współpracareklamowa https://olini.pl/olej-z-wiesiolka-olini __ Odcinek o kwasach omega-6: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3Db3ebH9xm5XDCW6fFCzfe?si=qP2-FrHOSbi16ePfjofsTA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4pdAbuA6wE __ Odcinek o kolagenie: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0T4iIErmQ20F7xb77leXxV?si=3TL9w8A1TKOrvPCtjZIAdw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxrnfSex7lA __

A conversation with Izumi Thomas – Head of Programming Projects at Japan House London, who curates exhibitions and events at the High Street Kensington cultural venue. Thomas introduces us to what you can discover at Japan House London, and shares favourite destinations in Japan and the UK.

Od elektoničkih uređaja za pomoć starijim osobama pa sve do čarobnih zrcala koja mogu predvidjeti srčani udar, najnovija postignuća u medicini su se pokazala velikim trendom na ovogodišnjem tehnološkom sajmu Udruženja potrošačke tehnologije u Las Vegasu. Ove inovacije omogućavaju jednostavniji nadzor nad zdravljem budući da većinu njih pokreću sustavi umjetne inteligencije.

On today's show, Izumi Kamijo discusses the recent earthquakes in Japan as a resident and scientist, expressing his belief that the quakes were man-made. GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Catherine McBride is a free-market economist with 19 years of experience. She is a member of the Institute for Economic Affairs and the Centre for Brexit Policy, and she advises the UK Government on trade. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Ben Habib is the CEO of First Property Group PLC and an advisor to the Reform Party in the UK. He is also a former MEP for London and former BREXIT Party MEP. He began his career in corporate finance at Shearson Lehman Brothers and worked in reinsurance brokerage as a finance director. He was educated at Cambridge University. GUEST 3 OVERVIEW: Izumi Kamijo is a Japanese scientist and a member of the World Council for Health Japan.

This interview is so full of goodness!! I loved interviewing Izumi a person I have admired from afar!! This interview is so healing for women in the industry who feel the pressure of career, black womanhood, and life. UGH!! Watch @theibw on IG & YT Please SHARE, SUBSCRIBE & REVIEW

There are similarities between the UN's efforts to pursue a disarmament strategy for nuclear weapons and the regulation of the military applications of AI. Given the multiple parallel initiatives on this issue, inputs would also have to be gathered from a range of stakeholders already working on the issue, such as the REAIM participants, the United States, and other countries, in order to regulate AI in the military domain. The private sector has a role here to drive governance on this topic as well, given that most of the technology emanates from their R&D efforts. Here, more regulation should not be seen as a roadblock to innovation; instead, it can accelerate it. This is because empirically-based regulations would allow the adoption of such AI systems to be faster. The lack of any such regulation could even lead to undesirable outcomes, which may hamper the growth of the industry.  In this episode of Interpreting India, Izumi Nakamitsu joins Konark Bhandari to discuss the military applications of AI.EPISODE CONTRIBUTORSIzumi Nakamitsu assumed her position as under-secretary-general and high representative for disarmament affairs on May 1, 2017. Prior to taking on this post, she served as assistant administrator of the Crisis Response Unit at the United Nations Development Programme since 2014. She has many years of experience within and outside the UN system, most recently as special adviser ad interim on follow-up to the Summit on Addressing Large Movements of Refugees and Migrants between 2016 and 2017. She was previously director of the Asia and the Middle East Division of the UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations between 2012 and 2014 and director of the Department's Division of Policy, Evaluation and Training from 2008 to 2012. She holds a Master of Science degree in foreign service from Georgetown University in Washington, DC, and a Bachelor of Law degree from Waseda University, Tokyo.Konark Bhandari is a fellow with Carnegie India. He is a lawyer who has researched certain areas in the digital economy, focusing primarily on approaches to antitrust regulation of companies in the digital realm. He had earlier worked at India's antitrust regulator, the Competition Commission of India (CCI), where he worked closely with senior officials on a variety of matters. He is also an avid follower of the regulation of the space technology ecosystem and is keen to contribute to that discipline. While at the CCI, he was a member of the Internal Coordination Committee on the Think Tank on Digital Markets. Konark was also attached to the office of the chairperson of CCI, where his duties involved providing a briefing on live cases as well as speechwriting responsibilities. Konark has published papers in the areas of antitrust, intellectual property, and corporate law. 

The fight between GreedLing and the Fuhrer continues. GreedLing is no match for the Fuhrer, and sacrifices by dear comrades are needed to take him down. Meanwhile, Ed, Scar, Mustang, and Hawkeye are attacked by their own forms of the Fuhrer while the gold-toothed doctor enacts his part of the plan, ending in the disappearance of Ed, Al, and Izumi.

In this special podcast episode, I sat down with an incredible guest, JOA Author Izumi Favia. We dove deep into the topic of writing as a powerful healing tool, and let me tell you, it was truly eye-opening. Izumi, originally from Hiroshima, a place known for its tragic past, shared with us how writing has not only helped others lift themselves from difficult times but also played a significant role in her own healing journey. She opens up about the heartbreaking loss of her daughter and how writing became her solace and source of resilience. Together, we explore Izumi's book, "Writing to Heal," which was recently released on Amazon, and discover the transformative power of words in finding comfort and strength during traumatic experiences.  Get ready to uncover a path to healing through the power of writing! Key moments of this interview: 2:00: Izumi's personal connection to Hiroshima's history of trauma 5:56: Shifting from overwhelming feelings to a sense of comfort and groundedness 10:00: Izumi's journey and the beautiful gift of "Writing to Heal" 25:21: Practical ways to heal from grief Tune in now and discover the incredible strength and resilience that writing can bring. You can grab your own copy of Writing to Heal by Izumi Favia by clicking this link - https://www.amazon.com/Writing-Heal-Izumi-Favia/dp/1961098199 If you are anything like Izumi and want to share your magic with the world but don't know where to start, click here - https://www.joapublishing.com

The fighting in Central continues with Izumi and Sig joining the fray and absolutely crushing it. The Briggs forces have taken Central, but the celebration of victory is short-lived with one of the most epic returns of a villain. In this episode, we also discuss our recent anime convention adventure!

About  @KaggyFilms  Discover the magic of voice acting with Alejandro Saab, the talent behind Gabimaru from 'Hell's Paradise' and Izumi Miyamura from 'Horimiya'!

Lance Izumi, a distinguished author, renowned researcher, and passionate education advocate, serves as the Senior Director of the Center for Education at the esteemed Pacific Research Institute. Izumi discusses his impressive background and latest 2023 co-authored masterpiece, "The Great Parent Revolt." Izumi provides deep insights into the ever-evolving landscape of American public education, shedding light on the crucial issues and innovations shaping its future.

In today's episode, Cameron talks to Raquel Izumi, PhD, who is COO at Vincerx Pharma. Raquel shares her remarkable career path and her transition from a science-oriented background to taking on a leadership role in the competitive biotechnology industry. She candidly shares about the company's growth and challenges, including going public and navigating a stock […] The post Ep. 316 – COO, Vincerx, Raquel Izumi appeared first on COO Alliance.

In today's episode, Cameron talks to Raquel Izumi, PhD, who is COO at Vincerx Pharma. Raquel shares her remarkable career path and her transition from a science-oriented background to taking on a leadership role in the competitive biotechnology industry. She candidly shares about the company's growth and challenges, including going public and navigating a stock […] The post Ep. 316 – COO, Vincerx, Raquel Izumi appeared first on COO Alliance.

In today's episode, Cameron talks to Raquel Izumi, PhD, who is COO at Vincerx Pharma. Raquel shares her remarkable career path and her transition from a science-oriented background to taking on a leadership role in the competitive biotechnology industry. She candidly shares about the company's growth and challenges, including going public and navigating a stock […] The post Ep. 316 – COO, Vincerx, Racquel Izumi appeared first on COO Alliance.

The operator of Izumi says the food connects him with his heritage and childhood. His story is part of our weeklong exploration of the concept of home with help from NPR's Next Generation Radio Project.

Dr. Lance Izumi, senior director of the Center for Education at the Pacific Research Institute, joins the Students Over Systems podcast to discuss why K-12 public schools aren’t as good as middle-class parents think. Dr. Izumi describes three of his recent books that expose the weaknesses of the K-12 education system and highlights stories of […]

In this mini episode, Erin of the Post Road Library recommends the Young Adult novel Tokyo Ever After by Emiko Jean. After learning she is a literal princess, Izumi travels to Japan to meet her father, the Crown Prince of Japan. Once there, she must learn to navigate the imperial court, familial relations, the press, and a forbidden romance.

When we stop walling ourselves off from the suffering of the world - our own, other people's - we give ourselves a chance to meet one another's moonlight beauty in the midst of the inevitable undoing that is part of every human life. In this week's conversation we wonder together about what it is that makes this possible, and the relationships with one another that can grow as a consequence. This week's Turning Towards Life is hosted, as always, by Lizzie Winn and Justin Wise of Thirdspace. Turning Towards Life, a week-by-week conversation inviting us deeply into our lives, is a live 30 minute conversation hosted by Justin Wise and Lizzie Winn of Thirdspace.  Find us on FaceBook to watch live and join in the lively conversation on this episode. You can find videos of every episode, and more about the project on the Turning Towards Life website, and you can also watch and listen on Instagram, YouTube, and as a podcast on Apple, Google, Amazon Music and Spotify. Here's our source for this week: This Ruined House  Last year, the poet Jane Hirschfield shared with me that her life broke open when she first read a haiku by Izumi Shikibu. Izumi was a tenth century Japanese poet of the Heian period. This beautiful haiku is about risk, suffering, permeability, tenderness, and courage, the inner integuments of altruism. Izumi's haiku: Although the wind blows terribly here the moonlight also leaks between the roof planks of this ruined house. Jane later wrote, “Wall up your well, and you will stay dry, but also stay moonless.” I believe that we have to let life into our lives, let others into our lives, let the world into our lives, let love into our lives, and also let the night into our lives, and not let the roof over our head, our knowing, our fear, keep out the moonlight. Altruism is exactly this permeability, this wall-less wilderness of the world, this broken roof that lets the moonlight flood our ruined house, our suffering world. Roshi Joan Halifax Photo by Jonny Gios on Unsplash

I finally got to interview my absolute fishing hero, Bob Izumi. Bob is a Canadian fishing icon, a bass tournament weapon, and a damn good guy. He shares stories of old Bassmaster and FLW Days, the , talks about building a career in the fishing industry,. We also touch on the 2023 Bassmaster Opens Elite Qualifiers, the 2023 Bassmaster Classic, Ice Fishing Lake Winnipeg, and whatever else comes across the board! Thanks for tuning in, please like and SUBSCRIBE so we can keep the train rolling! Follow on the gram for more https://www.instagram.com/jamiebrucef... For more information on the Smeltinator Jig visit www.btfishing.com For a luxury outdoor experience with 5 star service, visit https://www.nordicpointlodge.com/ For the Dryden / Wabigoon Chain of Lakes Tagged Fish Contest Visit : https://drydenchamber.ca/dryden-tagge... For some of the most advanced batteries to power your fishing boat and electronics check out www.powerhouselithium.com , take a look at the 16 volt battery to improve performance on your Garmin Livescope! The best moping minnow (Z-Man Scented Jerk Shadz) https://zmanfishing.com/store/categor... Check out www.sportsheadquarters.ca for Canada's finest tackle shop where can find the latest from Simms, 13 Fishing, Strikemaster Ice Augers, Sufix Line, Bass Tactics Fishing Tackle

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On this episode we have the host of 301, Jay Springett, on to talk about Izumi Suzuki's proto-cyberpunk, character-based short story collection Terminal Boredom. This is a unique episode of Agitator, in that we actually talk about the book. As Jay puts it, it's “punk as f**k.” We talk about: Foghorn Leghorn, guests who listen to the show, Hit Parade of Tears, Suzuki's hand in inventing cyberpunk, her husband's jazz, SF Magazine, mothers becoming chairs, Black Mirror style, not believing what you see on TV, natural vs. artificial insemination, the GETOZ, cyberpunk vs. slice of life future fiction, sleeping with your phone, people who can't talk and drive, unlocking the formula of Suzuki's storytelling, entering people's dreams, sci-fi as a tool to find out what's wrong with society, nostalgic for a time when you could make money writing, Throw Away Your Books, Rally in the Streets, Endless Waltz, talking to people who are off Twitter, you can just turn shit off, where podcast traffic comes from, Kelby reads Izumi Suzuki's Wikipedia page, keypunch operators, Violence Without a Cause, IZUMI, this bad girl, getting offered a lot of money to narrate a controversial book, the prepper mindset, “it's not deepfakes to worry about, it's things being fake deep,” Holly Herndon's PROTO, getting job interviews with Chat GPT, the difference in Americans vs. British e-mail style, our favorite Suzuki stories, writing lessons we can take from Terminal Boredom, the benefit of translation, Murakami writing Norwegian Wood to become a bestseller, the invention of cell phone culture, figuring out the dumbest thing people can do with technology, primitive time travel, the Mandela Effect, and Cyberpunk 2077 with new ray tracing effects. Links: And Lately, the Sun, the solarpunk anthology with Jay's badass story (mentioned on the Patreon episode). Subscribe to the Agitator Patreon for even more thought-provoking conversation. The second part to this episode drops Monday! On that episode, we talk about: Voting on whether to drop the episodes all at once, listening to podcasts at 3x speed, LitRPGs, the Cradle series, SimLit, KickFlipLit, finding yourself fascinated by things you “shouldn't” like, Beware of Chicken, Travis Baldree's books, Scott McClanahan, prose doesn't always have to be amazing, The Corporation Wars, Alan Watt's The Book, Vedanta, people as expressions of the universe, David's Achille's Heel, being able to understand conspiracy theories, knowing when to privately understand something and play dumb, Victorian hollow earth books, the Flat Earth psyop, “thinking with” ideas, Boomers believing everything they see on the internet, Puffy Coat Pope drip, the dissociation of art with human effort, where do humans go from here?, and internet end times guy, talking in virtual reality, Dream's MSP roleplaying server, the way D&D reshaped people's relation to story, the popularity of “lore,” Hamlet on the Holodeck, Synthetic Worlds, hypertext novels, interactive fiction, the failure of “chat room” as a metaphor, Royal Road stories, fandoms influencing a story, protecting your potential vs. using it, the whirlpool element of writing, the fluoride stare you get when you talk about self-publishing, focusing on readers instead of prestige, getting over the idea of “selling out,” succeeding too soon, what we like about writing, getting the cover before you write the book, Rick Rubin's book as a bible, and the shift away from expertisism.

On this episode of The Bespoke Parenting Podcast, host Julie Gunlock talks to Dr. Lance Izumi, senior director of the Pacific Research Institute’s Center for Education, about his new book, The Great Parent Revolt: How Parents and Grassroots Leaders Are Fighting Critical Race Theory in America's Schools. Julie and Dr. Izumi also discuss the largely COVID-driven […]

On this episode of "The Federalist Radio Hour," Lance Izumi, senior director of the Center for Education at the Pacific Research Institute, joins Federalist Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to discuss the growing number of people who are leading the charge against ideological indoctrination in schools.You can find Izumi's book "The Great Parent Revolt: How Parents and Grassroots Leaders Are Fighting Critical Race Theory in America's Schools" here: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-great-parent-revolt-lance-izumi/1142911660

On this episode of “The Federalist Radio Hour,” Lance Izumi, senior director of the Center for Education at the Pacific Research Institute, joins Federalist Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to discuss the growing number of people who are leading the charge against ideological indoctrination in schools. You can find Izumi’s book “The Great Parent Revolt: How […]

The So Fly Crew sit with Canadian angler icon, Bob Izumi. Bob recalls all kinds of fantastic stories from over the 38 years filming his beloved fishing series, 'The Real Fishing Show'. They talk about how Bob got into fishing, and how it became his life.  This episode's Best Fishing Story Ever is by incredible author and fly angler, John Gierach.  LEARN MORE ABOUT BOB: https://realfishing.com/

Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards. First, Dom welcomes in Catholic League President Bill Donohue to discuss the new film Walt's Disenchanted Kingdom, which tells how the once beloved company has fallen so far, now presenting immoral values after being the bastion of morality for decades. Donohue takes us inside the film, telling who was interviewed, and explains the negative implications of Disney's woke trend. Then, Donohue explains a bit as to how and why this has happened, telling of the ESG score which encourages large corporations to preach equity.  Then, Dom welcomes in Lance Izumi, Senior Director of Pacific Research Institute and co-author of The Great Parent Revolt to discuss the spread of Critical Race Theory and other hyper-political themes in public curricula. Lance and Giordano jump right into the utilization of the theory on both policy and curriculum, also discussing the emergence of ‘activist parents' as a counter to a trend that takes educational power out of the hands of parents. Izumi gives multiple examples of the negative implications of the recent changes in education, telling of the way it negatively effects students, including students of color. Also, Dom asks for Izumi's opinion on news out of Fairfax County, VA, after it came to light that multiple Principals have withheld National Merit Scholar awards from parents due to themes of equity.

In today's third hour, Dom welcomes in Lance Izumi, Senior Director of Pacific Research Institute and co-author of The Great Parent Revolt to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the spread of Critical Race Theory and other hyper-political themes in public curricula. Lance and Giordano jump right into the utilization of the theory on both policy and curriculum, also discussing the emergence of ‘activist parents' as a counter to a trend that takes educational power out of the hands of parents. Izumi gives multiple examples of the negative implications of the recent changes in education, telling of the way it negatively effects students, including students of color. Also, Dom asks for Izumi's opinion on news out of Fairfax County, VA, after it came to light that multiple Principals have withheld National Merit Scholar awards from parents due to themes of equity. Then, Dom continues the remainder of the hour revisit Biden's speech yesterday for Martin Luther King Day, telling that Biden also suggested again that he's a great Catholic. Then, Dom spends some time discussing NFL football, previewing the upcoming Eagles game against the Giants in the Divisional Round. After that, Dom returns to the topic of the shooting outside Philadelphia's U.S. Court House, telling all the details he knows and comparing what would happen if a police officer shot the man threatening a bomb instead of a security guard. (Photo by Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images)

The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing a number of cases this term, including two cases pertaining to affirmative action in college admissions. The justices of the nation's highest court heard arguments for about five hours on Oct. 31 in the cases Students for Fair Admissions vs. President and Fellows of Harvard College and Students for Fair Admissions vs. University of North Carolina."So, what these cases involve is, basically at the heart, is racial discrimination. What Harvard and UNC have done, at least it's alleged by the plaintiffs, is that they have used their admission system to specifically keep down the numbers of Asian Americans who are being admitted into those two institutions," Lance Izumi, a senior director of education studies at the Pacific Research Institute, told The Daily Signal."And so, in the case of Harvard, for example, they have used race as a factor, has been allowed under previous Supreme Court rulings, but have used it in a way that basically sets a quota on the number of Asians who are being admitted into Harvard," said Izumi, who is also the author of Obama's Education Takeover.Izumi added: So, for example, if you took an Asian American applicant who had a 25% chance of getting into Harvard, if you changed his race to Hispanic American, that same person with the same characteristics would have a 77% chance of getting into Harvard.And if you change that Asian American to [an] African American, again with the same characteristics, that person would then have a 95% chance of getting into Harvard.Izumi joins "The Daily Signal Podcast" to further discuss the Supreme Court cases, the impact of these cases, record-low ACT scores, and what he hopes the next Congress will accomplish on education policy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.