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Es geht in unserer heutigen Folge an die Costa Blanca in die Gegend von Javea. Eine wunderschöne Gegend, die wir auch im nachfolgenden Podcast Folge 296 noch genauer vorstellen. In dieser Folge geht es um die wunderschönen Ferienhäuser von Character Living, in denen sich alles um Details dreht. Sozusagen Ferienhäuser mit Charakter, die alle Träume wahr machen und unausgesprochene Wünsche erfüllen. Mehr Infos:https://charmingplaces.de/ferienhaus-costa-blanca-character-living/

in dieser Folge führt uns unsere Redakteurin Monika Kellermann an die traumhaften Küste der Costa Blanca, die wie geschaffen ist für Wassersportler und Sonnenanbeter. Aber sie schwärmt auch: er es gibt so unendlich viel mehr, das sich lohnt zu entdecken: Faszinierende Naturschönheiten, immer wieder spektakuläre Ausblicke auf das Meer, malerische Weinberge mit einladenden Weingütern, verlockende Fischrestaurants und pittoreske Städte mit spannenden Kulturstätten. Es lohnt sich also absolut zwischendurch eine Pause von Sonne, Strand und Meer einzulegen, um das bezaubernde Hinterland zu entdecken. Mit Monikas abwechslungsreichen Erlebnistipps bringt sie Ihnen Land, Leute und Kultur der Costa Blanca ein wenig näher! Mehr Infos: https://charmingplaces.de/tipps-costa-blanca/  

This March, The Howie Severino Podcast celebrates National Women's Month with extraordinary Filipinas like Javea Estavillo.  In case you missed it, Javea tells us how the fight against climate change can be both frustrating and enraging, and what her version of an ideal Philippines would look like.  Catch the full episode here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1tsV91UQDtfqzBpxXe06EC?si=zKr_GyXiQVOm3ebE52DjCA

This March, The Howie Severino Podcast celebrates National Women's Month with extraordinary Filipinas like Javea Estavillo.  In case you missed it, Javea tells us how the fight against climate change can be both frustrating and enraging, and what her version of an ideal Philippines would look like.  Catch the full episode here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1tsV91UQDtfqzBpxXe06EC?si=zKr_GyXiQVOm3ebE52DjCA

Javea Estavillo, the Philippines' youth delegate to the recent climate change conference in Dubai, delivered a speech calling for developed nations to compensate smaller countries for damage caused by climate change. Raised in Pasig and bound for Stanford University, Javea shares with Howie Severino her impressions of being one of the youngest among tens of thousands of attendees in Dubai. While noting the "small steps" that gave her hope, she acknowledged feeling annoyed by the adults in the room who "kept talking and talking, and a lot of the time I'm sitting there, like, 'Yeah, you're saying that but you're not going to change.'" Before representing the country's youth, Javea spent time on a remote island in Mindanao without electricity getting to know young people there. Afterwards, she helped raise money for solar panels for the community. At Stanford, she intends to study climate science on the road to becoming an environmental lawyer. "Hopefully in the future I'll participate in climate negotiations as a delegate instead of a youth delegate”. -- Links: ⁠ http://arehnaflourpower.com/⁠ ⁠https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10161760003511967&id=609776966⁠ ⁠https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/scitech/science/890857/cop28-ph-youth-delegate-make-climate-financing-a-reality/story/⁠

Javea Estavillo, the Philippines' youth delegate to the recent climate change conference in Dubai, delivered a speech calling for developed nations to compensate smaller countries for damage caused by climate change. Raised in Pasig and bound for Stanford University, Javea shares with Howie Severino her impressions of being one of the youngest among tens of thousands of attendees in Dubai. While noting the "small steps" that gave her hope, she acknowledged feeling annoyed by the adults in the room who "kept talking and talking, and a lot of the time I'm sitting there, like, 'Yeah, you're saying that but you're not going to change.'" Before representing the country's youth, Javea spent time on a remote island in Mindanao without electricity getting to know young people there. Afterwards, she helped raise money for solar panels for the community. At Stanford, she intends to study climate science on the road to becoming an environmental lawyer. "Hopefully in the future I'll participate in climate negotiations as a delegate instead of a youth delegate”. -- Links: ⁠ http://arehnaflourpower.com/⁠ ⁠https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10161760003511967&id=609776966⁠ ⁠https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/scitech/science/890857/cop28-ph-youth-delegate-make-climate-financing-a-reality/story/⁠

Javea Estavillo, the Philippines' youth delegate to the recent climate change conference in Dubai, delivered a speech calling for developed nations to compensate smaller countries for damage caused by climate change.  Raised in Pasig and bound for Stanford University, Javea shares with Howie Severino her impressions of being one of the youngest among tens of thousands of attendees in Dubai. While noting the "small steps" that gave her hope, she acknowledged feeling annoyed by the adults in the room who "kept talking and talking, and a lot of the time I'm sitting there, like, 'Yeah, you're saying that but you're not going to change.'" Before representing the country's youth, Javea spent time on a remote island in Mindanao without electricity getting to know young people there. Afterwards, she helped raise money for solar panels for the community.  At Stanford, she intends to study climate science on the road to becoming an environmental lawyer. "Hopefully in the future I'll participate in climate negotiations as a delegate instead of a youth delegate”. -- Producer: Aubrey Delos Reyes Researcher: Lilian Tiburcio Editor: Jayr Magtoto Speech file courtesy of Atty. Antonio La Viña  Links: ⁠ http://arehnaflourpower.com/⁠ ⁠https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10161760003511967&id=609776966⁠ ⁠https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/scitech/science/890857/cop28-ph-youth-delegate-make-climate-financing-a-reality/story/⁠

Javea Estavillo, the Philippines' youth delegate to the recent climate change conference in Dubai, delivered a speech calling for developed nations to compensate smaller countries for damage caused by climate change.  Raised in Pasig and bound for Stanford University, Javea shares with Howie Severino her impressions of being one of the youngest among tens of thousands of attendees in Dubai. While noting the "small steps" that gave her hope, she acknowledged feeling annoyed by the adults in the room who "kept talking and talking, and a lot of the time I'm sitting there, like, 'Yeah, you're saying that but you're not going to change.'" Before representing the country's youth, Javea spent time on a remote island in Mindanao without electricity getting to know young people there. Afterwards, she helped raise money for solar panels for the community.  At Stanford, she intends to study climate science on the road to becoming an environmental lawyer. "Hopefully in the future I'll participate in climate negotiations as a delegate instead of a youth delegate”. -- Producer: Aubrey Delos Reyes Researcher: Lilian Tiburcio Editor: Jayr Magtoto Speech file courtesy of Atty. Antonio La Viña  Links: ⁠ http://arehnaflourpower.com/⁠ ⁠https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10161760003511967&id=609776966⁠ ⁠https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/scitech/science/890857/cop28-ph-youth-delegate-make-climate-financing-a-reality/story/⁠

Los líos de Feijoo. La purga de Sumar. El parador de Javea.EsRadioAlicante. 107.4fm

In the spring of 2022, two Spanish towns were getting ready to celebrate one of their most famous sons. Hundreds – possibly thousands – of tourists would pack the usually sleepy streets of Javea and Getaria to visit temporary exhibitions displaying the finest haute couture. Intricate womenswear designs from the 40s, 50s and 60s, trimmed with the most luxurious lace, sequins and silk, creating intriguing feminine silhouettes that were considered revolutionary at the time. The occasion? The 50th anniversary of the death of a designer whose work transformed the female form forever. A man so talented that his contemporary, Christian Dior, dubbed him “the master of us all”, while American fashion magazine Women's Wear Daily proclaimed “The King is Dead” in their announcement of his untimely death. This episode was written by Annique Simpson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Los incendos y el cambio climátco. ¿Los socialistas cuidan de nuestros bosques? turismo Sexual. El telégrafo de Javea. EsradioAlicante.107.4 De martes a jueves

The season is back. And the Beesotted crew may have been hanging out in three different countries but that didn't stop them from cramming themselves into the virtual joint and shooting the breeze on the Bees as they looked forward to the first match of the season against (and) Leicester. Billy theBee Grant (@Billythebee99) in Javea, Dave Laney Lane (@Beesotted100) in Majorca and Matt The Allard Allard  (@theMattAllard) in Twickenham got together to chat Womens Euro success, Brentford's match against Real Betis and the imminent signing of Damsgaard from Sampdoria. Plus Will the Winker (@allsoppwill) gives a statistical lowdown on the Bees - looking forward to the new season And Leicester City journalist Jamie Thorpe (@thorpie54) gives us the lowdown on The Foxes

Vacation Home Rentals Consumer Report Alert: Maryvonne Perraud ( Spain & France) Consumer Report: Vacation Homes in Spain & France Vacation Homes SpainVacation Homes France Type: Vacation Homes ( Spain, France) Location: Spain, France Name: Maryvonne Perraud - Lives In France Maryvonne Perraud's French bank account, which may indicate tax evasion in Spain. According to court documents, Dr. Ariel King owed less than $2,000 US, however the court in Spain did not take into account home improvement made by Dr. Ariel King. Maryvonne Perraud through lawyers allegedly instigated an illegal eviction and is demanding some $25,000 USD for Dr. Ariel King to retrieve her belongings from the home. Maryvonne Perraud's lawyer, former Mayor of Jávea, Eduardo Monfort Bolufe whos former actions cost the City Council some 200,000 Euros, is said to be the mastermind behind the alleged illegal court filing, perceived extortion on behalf of Maryvonne Perraud against Dr. Ariel King. In that Maryvonne Perraud lives in France and owns homes in both Spain and France we are submitting the following recommendations.Recommendations: We issue a strong warning for anyone seeking to do business with Maryvonne Perraud in regards to home rentals in Spain and home rentals in France. We also provide a strong caution with anyone seeking legal counsel or business with Javea's former Mayor Eduardo Monfort Bolufe. Tags: Jávea, Eduardo Monfort Bolufe, Maryvonne Perraud, Vacation Homes, Vacation Home, Vacation Rental, Rent Home, Home For Rent, Spain, FranceReport: https://www.courtmagazine.org/consumer-report-vacation-homes-in-spain

El historiador e investigador Jaime Molina explica en 'La Rosa de los vientos' todos los detalles sobre el hallazgo del tesoro romano de Jávea, un conjunto de monedas de oro cuyo origen es un misterio

Welcome to Season 3 where I speak to women in the travel industry who are making an impact and helping others live their best lives. We cover everything including corporate runaway stories, remote work tips, grief and travel, planning for retirement, solo female travel, moving abroad, building generational income, and much more! In this episode with my friend, mentor and source of inspiration, Sienna J. Brown. Sienna is the founder of Master Your Move Abroad where she teaches women how to find the clarity, career and community they need to build a life abroad on their own terms. Her mission is to empower and elevate women in their personal and professional lives. She's been featured in international publications like Vogue, CNN, Travel & Leisure, TEDx and more. What we discuss Her move from the U.S. to Spain Her life and career pre-Spain including a stint at Vera Wang How she went from teaching English abroad to getting hired by a Spanish company and founding her business Her advice for those who want to live abroad but don't want to teach English The challenges she's faced abroad How she's been able to create a life she loves What a typical day in Javea for her looks like What holds most people back from success and much much more! About Sienna Sienna J. Brown is the founder of Master Your Move Abroad where she teaches women how to find the clarity, career and community they need to build a life abroad on their own terms. Her mission is to empower and elevate women in their personal and professional lives. She's been featured in international publications like Vogue, CNN, Travel & Leisure, TEDx and more Connect with Sienna on her website and Instagram. Get your copy of I'm Outta Here! An American's Ultimate Visa Guide to Living in Europe. Join our She Hit Refresh Facebook Group, get more tips and advice on how to hit refresh on our blog and follow us on on Instagram and Twitter. Check out our Forbes feature: How Americans Can Move To Europe (It's Easier Than You Think)!

Ali Greene comes to us today from Javea, Spain. She is originally from the USA but started working remotely in 2014 and started her digital nomad life soon thereafter, traveling around the world for several years before enduring the 2020 lockdowns in France and then more recently settling down in Spain as her new home base. Although she is no longer traveling from country to country as regularly as she had been, she has been part of remote teams, including managing a team of 5. She was previously head of culture at a company called Oyster that specialized in helping remote workers and managers navigate through the waters of things such as taxes for digital nomads. Ali is currently working full time with her co-author on their upcoming book Remote Works Book. She has been recognized as an expert on working remotely and is accustomed to speaking with management-level people about ways that they can make a work-from-home culture more attractive and sustainable for a team. She also has advice for people who would like to advocate for themselves when they would prefer to remain in a home office when others are beginning to return to their workplace. In our interview, Ali chats a bit about the digital nomad lifestyle and how she has personally handled things such as ergonomics and navigating a new city when she doesn't know the language. She is still traveling a few weeks here and there for her work, including some upcoming workshops for digital nomads with children. If you'd like to find Ali, you can find her in the following places: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/greeneali/ Ali's website: https://www.cohana.io/ Remote Works Book, with co-author, Tamara Sanderson: https://www.remoteworksbook.com/ ***** Can't watch the video right now? Check out the full transcript on our podcast website at: https://www.yesiworkfromhome.com/podcast/episodes/35 Our podcast is now live on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon, Google, and anywhere else you prefer to listen to your podcasts. We appreciate any of our listeners who listen, download, subscribe, or leave a positive rating or review. Thank you! **** If you'd like to be a guest on the Yes, I Work From Home Podcast, please go to https://www.yesiworkfromhome.com/podcast/guest and click on the first big green "guest interview" button to let us know more about you and your work-from-home life. We are on the lookout for people with interesting stories about how they're making their WFH life work, whether you're working for yourself or someone else. You can also recommend someone else who you think would be a great fit for this podcast using the second green button "guest recommendation." Find out more about our host, April Malone, and Yes, I Work From Home at our website https://www.yesiworkfromhome.com If you work from home as an remote work/teleworking employee, freelancer, independent contractor, or entrepreneur, please join our work-from-home community on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/yesiworkfromhomecommunity

Welcome to Season 3 where I’ll be speaking to women in the travel industry who are making an impact and helping others live their best lives. We’ll be covering corporate runaway stories, remote work tips, grief and travel, planning for retirement, solo female travel, moving abroad, building generational income, and much more! In this episode I speak with my friend and mentor Jakiya Brown Thiaw who I met in 2018 at a Blogger’s Bootcamp in Javea, Spain. Jakiya left the corporate world in 2016 to travel the world and since then has gone on to create her own brand The Traveling Fro where she helps transform aspiring entrepreneurs into to business owners. What we discuss Her corporate runaway story, going from a lead brand manager to successful business owner What freedom means to her, especially as a Black-American woman The highs and lows of the entrepreneurs journey...and how to keep going when you want to give up How travel changed her perception of what was possible in life Why she moved to Senegal The importance of knowing the impact you want to make Why helping the Black community create generational income is important to her (and how she does that) Lessons learned from a unpredictable 2020 About Jakiya In 2016, Jakiya left the corporate side of beauty as a lead brand manager for brands like Giorgio Armani, Lancôme and Philosophy to pursue her dream of traveling the world. Along the way, she reconnected with her unique gift of highly-engaged storytelling, built a community of over 20K, was featured in publications like Oprah Magazine and worked to grow hundreds of companies and personal brands with her fresh branding strategies and techniques. She now consults tired 9-5ers, entrepreneurs, influencers, full-time business owners, and everyday 'grammers a-like, on strategies and systems she's used on $4M-$400M businesses to transform aspiring entrepreneurs into to business owners, ideas into income, and stories into impact; by building a solid business around their story, skillset & expertise. Connect with Jakiya on her website The Traveling Fro (grab your free vision board template!) as well as on Instagram and Twitter. Click here to get on her waitlist for The Business of Instagram Marketing Academy. Get your copy of I'm Outta Here! An American's Ultimate Visa Guide to Living in Europe. Join our She Hit Refresh Facebook Group, get more tips and advice on how to hit refresh on our blog and follow us on on Instagram and Twitter. Check out our Forbes feature: How Americans Can Move To Europe (It’s Easier Than You Think)!

The 7th edition of one of our popular long-running series where we play select tracks from the record collections of regular listeners - this time Ken Page, now resident in Javea, Spain.

Einen sonnenverbrannten Gruß aus Javea. Ich hab mich in die Wäschekammer verzogen um mit Euch über einen Prozess zu reden, der mir gerade sehr schwerfällt: Geh Deiner Leidenschaft nach. Dieses Thema kam während einer Mastermind Session auf und hat mehr mit mir gemacht, als ich vorher erwartet hätte. Eine kurze Folge mit ein paar Dingen, die ich einfach mal loswerden wollte. Bei fragen: immer her damit. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fernschreiber/ Music by: @dcuttermusic / http://www.davidcuttermusic.com

Sienna Brown shares her story of growing up in New York, starting to travel outside the US, falling in love with Spain, and her broader reflections on the process of self-discovery and re-discovery through travel.  She describes what she loves about Spain in general and shares the work she has done since 2014 in building Las Morenas de Espana (LMDES)–-a community and online platform for women of color to redefine the narrative of what it means to be Black in Spain.  Sienna shares specific tips for women of color on traveling the world or moving abroad, including the importance of transcending white male representations of the ‘digital nomad' lifestyle, navigating safety and discrimination concerns, and building community in local areas where you travel.  She also talks about her 8-week course “Master Your Move Abroad” which helps women of color get the confidence and clarity they need to score the remote work they want and identify the ideal lifestyle and location fit for themselves. She explains the importance of focusing on mindset, methodology, and motivation.  She then breaks down her I.S.S.I. the methodology used in the course that helps her students create lives with freedom and flexibility that is also aligned with their personal and professional goals.   Sienna also talks about “co-living” and her role as the Director of Marketing and Business Development at Sun & Co. in Javea, Spain.  She talks about the most effective marketing tactics that are working right now, how she balances her work at Sun & Co. with building LMDES, and how she optimizes her personal productivity and mitigates stress. FULL SHOW NOTES AVAILABLE AT www.TheMaverickShow.com

Fremtiden er remote Ny podcast på gaden i dag, hvor jeg dykker ned i firmaer,  der er gået remote og hvad forskning siger om remote work for at give dig et indblik i hvordan fremtiden kommer til at se ud. Der er ingen tvivl om at remote work, for rigtig mange mennesker bliver fremtiden. Faktisk er det allerede nutiden for mange. Der er ikke den teknologiske udfordring der er problemet, men mindsettet der skal ændres hos en lang række virksomheder, for at vi alle sammen kan leve et mere fleksibelt, sjov og produktivt liv. I podcasten dykker jeg ned i, hvorfor det at arbejde remote både for dig som freelancer, ansat eller arbejdsgiver er en super fed løsning for alle og når du har lyttet til den podcast, har du alle argumenterne for, hvorfor det er en fremragende ide. Det handler om lykke, værdi, produktivitet, arbejdsglæde, fleksibilitet og ja eventyr. Der er virkelig mange positive ting at sige om det at arbejde remote, så hop med på trenden og prøv det af. Lyt med i dag, når jeg giver dig helt nye tal fra Harvard om, hvor meget mere produktiv, du bliver, når du arbejder remote og hvordan et stort IT firma som Microsoft ikke har krav til deres medarbejdere, om at komme ind på kontoret.   Du får også en lille spansk update fra mit andet hjem Javea, og hvorfor det at bo i udlandet er en beslutning som jeg er så stolt af og taknemmelig for. Som altid sætter vi stor pris på, at du støtter podcasten enten ved at dele den, anmelde den, eller smide monetos  i kassen. Kærligst Mille    

Sieglinde from Germany joins us in this episode to share how she sold everything with her partner for a stress-free life in Javea, Spain. Tune in to hear they found the area with not knowing where to start first, how they rent out as holiday lettings, and living among the Spanish. For full show notes and links mentioned in this episode, visit https://guides.kyero.com/en/podcasts. And, whenever you’re ready, here are four ways we can help you: Ask a question by emailing beth@kyero.com.  We’ll try and answer them all in an upcoming Q&A episode Get a location guide also by emailing beth@kyero.com.  We’ll reply with the latest data and information on the areas you are interested in. Calculate your budget. Simply visit kyero.com/budget, enter two numbers and you’re done! Be our guest. If you’ve already purchased your home in Spain, we would love for you to share your story on the podcast.  Just email beth@kyero.com and we’ll take it from there.

Marina Pearson is one of our costawomen.com Javea members. She is a bestselling author, speaker and specialist in transforming your stress into effortless living and being in Joy! Marina is revolutionising the understanding of stress and overwhelm for Mums to transform into unadulterated joy.Lovely to meet you here Marina! Whatever aspect of your business we look at, its always about effortless – can you tell us more of your experience as to why you choose that as a theme (or did it choose you?)We use the terms struggling, stuck as words to describe how we are experiencing business/life. I see these moments as states of mind. A mind that is searching that takes you out of the present moment. Effortless for me is when you have clarity of mind and when you are in the present moment - without analysis. Some would call it flow/mental clarity. It’s possible to experience regardless of the circumstances. You see how we feel doesn’t come from our situations or other people. It comes from the thinking we have on the moment 100 percent of the time. The insights and realizations we have help us to declutter the mental chaos that we experience which is why over time we can spend more time in that peace and mental clarity I speak of. This is how we experience effortlessness. What has been the ah-ha moment in your life and how did you cope with it? Any special tips?I have had many. And keep having them. If I were to chose one it would be - we are built for insight. Who we are is universal intelligence in disguise. You have written a new book Joy of Being – what can we expect to learn and understand within its pages? The book points to 2 truths We are always feeling our thinking 100 percent of the time We are divinity in disguise If you insightfully see this - you will experience more joy and miracles!!Coaching is very much part of our world today – what does it mean to you and what would be the benefits of having a coach?For me, it’s about having someone sitting to really listen and understand your world. To create an environment for you to have your own insights. Coaching is hugely beneficial as it helps us uncover our blind spots that stop us from living the life we want. It makes navigating life easier. When you know how a sliding door works - you won’t be attempt to open and close it! One thing you will achieve in 2019 to being you joy of being?To successfully launch (to have about 500 mums do the course this year) my online #MumRelief: Back To Balance online course - to free mums of the mental burdens of motherhood and modern day life :) Find out more by listening to the recording and connecting with MarinaFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/fromfrazzledtofree/Instagram - https://instagram.com/marinapearsonAnd download your first free chapter at www.marinapearson.com/chapter Support the show (https://costawomen.com/help/contact)

Marina Pearson is a mother, bestselling author, international TEDx speaker, investor and Joy Retreat Facilitator. Most of all she is a human Be-ing. She lives her life working on projects that light her up and in the process assists others to also light up their lives. Over 14 years’ experience in the transformation industry has culminated in Marina helping mums to ditch the stress at her Joy Retreats she hosts from her home in Javea, Spain. As host of the Joy of Being podcast, Marina interviews transformation professionals, business owners and creatives on how to live a life we can truly enjoy. Marina’s work has been featured on ITV’s This Morning, Marie Claire, Spirit & Destiny, The Guardian and the Daily Mail. If you are interested in finding out where your joy gaps are and what you can do about them, visit: www.MarinaPearson.com/scorecard. You can also join Marina on the Joy of Being podcast at www.MarinaPearson.com/podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lvmountaintops/message

Har vi mon valgt rigtigt? Hvordan holder man ferie, et sted man plejer at bo? Vi er tilbage i Javea, byen mine børn startede deres skolegang. Byen, hvor de fik deres venner, byen de lærte spansk og engelsk i. Lærte at Appelsiner er noget, der hænger på træerne i haven, at solen skinner hver dag og vandet er krystalblåt. Spanien er fantastisk.  Det har været lidt af en tur down memory lane denne uge, at komme hjem til Spanien. Vi har gjort alt det, vi skulle, drukket Cotado hos vores ven Juan, shoppede hos Alicia i el pueblo, hikede til Saint Antonio, badede på Granadella. Spist på Monsoon, og surfede på Arenal. Som vores liv plejer at være. Vi har ikke været her i knap 1,5 år, da vi jo af gode grunde har rejst Jorden rundt, men det var både dejligt og melankolsk at være tilbage.  I dagens podcast, har jeg sat min mand Kristian i stævne. Vi taler om, hvorvidt vi har valgt rigtigt denne gang, da vi flyttede til Danmark og ikke tilbage til Spanien? Om Javea fremadrettede skal være vores hjem? Hvilke følelser og tanker har det sat i gang hos os.  Vi diskuterer mulighederne for nye eventyr, og småskændes selvfølgelig lidt.❤️ Sådan er det, når vi taler om de store emner i vores familie. Lyt med, og hør hvordan vi tackler det at komme tilbage, og hvordan fremtiden ser ud. Imens vi var afsted, fik jeg en ny kunde og det er jo fantastisk, at kunne tage dem ind, selvom vi er ude i Verden. Længe leve den digitale tidsalder. Hvis du fik noget ud af podcasten, må du meget gerne støtte den her med en 10 krone seddel. Jeg håber, du er glad for at være her og føler dig inspireret. Kærligst Mille  DEL GERNE I DIT NETVÆRK. Tusind tak.

Fitness retreat expert Rebecca Penge explains why getting away is healthy. Interviewed by Stephanie Webster Urban Health Method. Natural Fitness by Rebecca is a fitness company based in central Javea just a few steps from the beautiful sandy Arenal beach. Founded in 2016 we offer Indoor Cycling (better known as “spinning”) fitness classes as well as Bootcamp, Zumba, Mummy Fitness, Personal Training/Private group sessions, and Fitness Retreats. We are more than just a workout; we love our people, community and take our role in keeping you fit and healthy very seriously. Our aim is to get you feeling good whilst having fun and with both old and new friends in our classes. Natural Fitness by Rebecca at its stunning retreat on the Costa Blanca with an all-inclusive package. Every little detail is taken care of by the local team who live in this wonderful location, with each and every piece of local knowledge at the fingertips of the hosts, from the luxury villa to the best beaches/locations for fitness sessions to the breathtaking hikes on the famous Montgo Mountain. Her website is https://www.naturalfitnessjavea.com If you want to Get in Shape, Get Healthy and Get Happy, call us for a confidential consultation - Stephanie Webster Urban Health Method. 07500 356356 (WhatsApp) hello@urbanhealthmethod.com urbanhealthmethod.com CLICK HERE TO DONATE TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF OUR PODCAST:https://www.patreon.com/urbanhealth

Contamos con los comentarios de José Corbacho, José Luis Barceló, el general Monzón y J. A. Ruiz de la Hermosa para analizar las noticias de hoy, condicionadas de nuevo por las grabaciones del comisario Villarejo. Tras los insultos homófobos a Marlaska, en un nuevo capítulo del serial conocemos que Villarejo mantenía una agencia de prostitutas para extorsionar a altos cargos. La ministra Delgado, la del gobierno que venía a feminizar la política y formar en perspectiva de género a los jueces, aceptó con naturalidad esta revelación. Los medios que se tiñeron de morado en marzo tratan de protegerla con absoluta desvergüenza porque, según dice ella misma "se trata de una conversación privada". Nos hacemos eco del nuevo escándalo que salpica a un ministro del PSOE: Pedro Duque tiene su mansión de JAvea a nombre de una empresa sin trabajadores ni actividad, lo que podría haberle servido para eludir hasta 4 impuestos. Con tres dimisiones, Delgado y Duque están en la cuerda floja y el foco mediático. Si cayeran, los ministros dimitidos de Sánchez ya podrían montar un equipo de fúbol sala paritario. Nos ocupamos además del mercadeo político con las pensiones y la farsa del Pacto de Toledo. Ningún partido se atreve a afrontar con seriedad el debate: o autonomías o pensiones. Con un modelo productivo deficiente y un mercado laboral arrasado, con una pirámide poblacional envejecida, esto ya no es soctenible porque los que nos han traido hasta aquí nos han endeudado por generaciones.

Contamos con los comentarios de José Corbacho, José Luis Barceló, el general Monzón y J. A. Ruiz de la Hermosa para analizar las noticias de hoy, condicionadas de nuevo por las grabaciones del comisario Villarejo. Tras los insultos homófobos a Marlaska, en un nuevo capítulo del serial conocemos que Villarejo mantenía una agencia de prostitutas para extorsionar a altos cargos. La ministra Delgado, la del gobierno que venía a feminizar la política y formar en perspectiva de género a los jueces, aceptó con naturalidad esta revelación. Los medios que se tiñeron de morado en marzo tratan de protegerla con absoluta desvergüenza porque, según dice ella misma "se trata de una conversación privada". Nos hacemos eco del nuevo escándalo que salpica a un ministro del PSOE: Pedro Duque tiene su mansión de JAvea a nombre de una empresa sin trabajadores ni actividad, lo que podría haberle servido para eludir hasta 4 impuestos. Con tres dimisiones, Delgado y Duque están en la cuerda floja y el foco mediático. Si cayeran, los ministros dimitidos de Sánchez ya podrían montar un equipo de fúbol sala paritario. Nos ocupamos además del mercadeo político con las pensiones y la farsa del Pacto de Toledo. Ningún partido se atreve a afrontar con seriedad el debate: o autonomías o pensiones. Con un modelo productivo deficiente y un mercado laboral arrasado, con una pirámide poblacional envejecida, esto ya no es soctenible porque los que nos han traido hasta aquí nos han endeudado por generaciones.

Saludos querid@s ContribOYENTES: El primer VIERNES del Podcast "espiñof" de la más rabiosa actualidad... Podéis disfrutar de una nueva CritiCalva desde Javea, sobre la importancia de los wifis en los apartamentos de veraneo... o descubrir novedades de Netflix, que no han recibido tanta publicidad como la cacareada segunda temporada de Iron Fist. En todo caso, os deseamos un buen fin de semana. Fdo. Los CALVOS que recomiendan mejoras al sector hostelero.

In this episode, we speak with Erik from Holland who recently purchased a chalet in Javea, Alicante. You’ll learn about how Eric dealt with the challenges of refurbishment as well as some tips for finding the best people to help your purchase go smoothly. For full show notes and links mentioned in this episode, visit https://guides.kyero.com/en/podcasts.

JaVea's thoughts on what Christmas means to her. Teaching her through dialogue the true meaning of christmas!

If you're interested in family travel in Spain, then listen up. There is so much to see and do in Spain for families, and after 18 months in the country, we have a lot of Spain family travel tips to share. ::::::::::::: But first, if you like what you’re hearing, then please subscribe, rate & review Epic Education Radio. We would be extremely grateful! iTunes is a search engine as well, and so rating/reviewing Epic Education Radio the #1 way to help others find us. Thank you! ::::::::::::: SPAIN FOR FAMILIES In this week's episode, the kids join me at the mic to talk family travel in Spain. This is our first full year of living and family travel in Spain, and so I invited Keiko and the kids into my recording session to talk about their favorite memories of the year. FAMILY TRAVEL IN SPAIN Whether it's for a week, a summer or a year, there is so much to see and do in Spain for families. We've barely scratched the surface after a year and a half! When we talk about family travel in Spain, I break up our conversation into four parts. First we discuss Valencia, our adopted home since 2015. Then we move on to our travels in Barcelona and the Costa Blanca region. Finally we discuss our near magical road trip through Northern Spain. IN THIS EPISODE 2:52 Intro 4:09 Valencia 4:31 Going to a La Liga (Spanish Football league) game in Valencia 5:56 Al Bufera & living in the land of Paella 7:34 The Fallas Festival in Valencia 10:09 The Costa Blanca region intro 10:44: Terra Mítica Amusement Park 11:19 Sea Kayaking in Javea 12:07 Being in Barcelona for an El Classico 14:18 Visiting Camp Nou 16:20 Driving in Toldeo 17:32 Getting kicked out of a thermal bath in Ourense, Galicia 19:30 Canyoning in Galicia 22:00 Playa de las Catedrales & Santiago de Compostela 23:18 The Asturias Region (hiking the Ruta de las Xanas & Picos de Europa) 24:02 Wild Swimming 26:13 Surfing in Santander and the Basque Country 26:32 San Juan Gaztelugatxe & the Oma Panted Forest 27:06 Stand Up Paddleboarding in San Sebastian 28:28 Zaragoza: Using City Cards & eating tapas How did we move to Spain? Family travel in Spain is one thing. Living in Spain in another. If you want to learn more about how our move to Spain (with little help or and even less Spanish) I'm setting up a dedicated page to detail our journey from Malaysia and Japan to Spain.  

Fury in Spain as ex-minister named in Panama leaks is nominated for World Bank chairman role. Teenagers arrested for starting dreadful fires in Javea. Spain's economy forges aheas without a government. Dildo vending machine shocks British family and a new Spanish Nationality course has been created for Brexpats. Ridiculous plans to build a wall near Calais and funded by Anglo-French money. UK ministers are powerless over joke jail-term for hate- preacher Choudary. As one muslim on Good Morning Britain tells us that he was born polygamous a 27 year- old newlywed Pakistani man is sent to prison for raping a 12 year-old girl. - A serving police officer in the West Midlands admitted two sexual assaults whilst on duty and a van driver was reading a text message when he killed a cyclist. A school headteacher is starting term with a strong rules enforcement policy and exercise undoes the damage caused by drining excessively.

Fury in Spain as ex-minister named in Panama leaks is nominated for World Bank chairman role. Teenagers arrested for starting dreadful fires in Javea. Spain's economy forges aheas without a government. Dildo vending machine shocks British family and a new Spanish Nationality course has been created for Brexpats. Ridiculous plans to build a wall near Calais and funded by Anglo-French money. UK ministers are powerless over joke jail-term for hate- preacher Choudary. As one muslim on Good Morning Britain tells us that he was born polygamous a 27 year- old newlywed Pakistani man is sent to prison for raping a 12 year-old girl. - A serving police officer in the West Midlands admitted two sexual assaults whilst on duty and a van driver was reading a text message when he killed a cyclist. A school headteacher is starting term with a strong rules enforcement policy and exercise undoes the damage caused by drining excessively.

In this episode Gaile talks about how the range of information she offers English-speaking people in the South of Spain, as well as how she helps English-speaking businesses in Javea. Gaile also tells us a bit about the different areas in Javea. Javea Grapevine Magazine Grapevine Magazines Marina Alta Business Club Live in Spain Magazine UP Publications