Podcasts about joa

Hallo und herzlich Willkommen zu einer neuen Folge Words and Vision by Lucy! Vielleicht haben einige von euch es schon kommen sehen, heute stelle ich euch einen weiteren Thriller von Karen M. McManus vor, The Cousins. Es geht um Cousinen und Cousins (warum gibt es dafür kein einheitliches Wort) und um Liebesgeschichten...Nicht so! Wirklich nicht! Naja die Story dreht sich hauptsächlich um die Story Familie mit komplizierter Familien Story...höhö. Joa nach dieser Caption habt ihr tatsächlich nur random Jokes aus der Folge gehört aber immer noch keine Ahnung worum es überhaupt geht? Da hilft nur eins. In die Folge reinhören!

Ein Bastard uns zu knechten stand vor der Tür und bat um Obdach. Und da wir anständige bibeltreue Pilger sind haben wir ihn reingelassen. Joa...manche würden sagen: Schuld eigene. Schulterzuckemoji!

Os perigos da falsa humildade - João Roberto Albuquerque by Verbo da Vida Sede

Patrick O'Donnell heads into the heart of Somerset to meet Colour Curator, author and the mind behind many of the most iconic Farrow & Ball colours — Joa Studholme. The two reminisce about their shared time at the company, passion for colour and past forays with floristry. Joa also reflects on the impact of her parents on her colourful career, from her mother's glamorous nature to her father's perfectly polished cars, which inspired her love for Full Gloss.Learn about the colours featured in each episode hereSee the colours of Joa's life hereFollow us on Instagram here Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

No clima carnavalesco, o Conversa Bem Viver bate uma boa prosa com um dos maiores nomes do cavaquinho brasileiro, Nilze Carvalho. Carioca, a musicista aprendeu a tocar ainda criança, junto ao pai. Ela recém lançou seu novo álbum com nomes como João Bosco e Teresa Cristin

O Rio Open encerrou sua 11ª edição com sucesso absoluto de público e de patrocinadores, elevando ainda mais o nível de atrações e interatividades para o público.Mas o maior torneio sul-americano encara um dilema: diante da ascensão de João Fonseca, a atual estrutura do Jockey Club Brasileiro ficará pequena para 2026, quando se espera que o garoto carioca chegue como um dos favoritos ao título.O Podcast TenisBrasil conversou sobre os planos do torneio para crescer com o diretor Luís Procópio de Carvalho, que espera aperfeiçoar o sistema de venda de ingressos e vê com muito otimismo a promoção de um WTA 250 ainda nesta temporada no país.Ouça também o que diz Marcelo Melo, que protagonizou um dos momentos mais emocionantes desta edição, ao cair em lágrimas com o título conquistado ao lado de Rafael Matos. Aposentadoria? Nem passa por sua cabeça.

En este episodio Ro y Joa se meten en el universo Oscars, las ploémicas y predicciones.

TRIGGERWARNUNG: Erwähnungen von Blut, Mord und häuslicher Gewalt! Bitte hört die Folge nicht wenn euch diese Themen in irgendeiner Art und Weise triggern!Herzlich Willkommen zu einer seeehr verspäteten Folge meines Podcasts Lucys Bücherwelt! Joa sonst kommen die Folgen immer Ende der Woche, heute kommt die Folge eben mal am Anfang!Jedenfalls spreche ich in dieser Folge über ein sehr gehyptes, wenn auch ein wenig älteres Buch: "Caraval" von Stephanie Garber. Wenn ihr erfahren wollt welche "Vibes", dieses Buch für mich hatte (es waren viele), welche Synonyme ich für Verzierungen finden kann und wie ich zu den Fortsetzungen dieses Buches stehe, dann hört doch gerne Mal in die Folge rein! Ich hoffe sie gefällt euch (Auch wenn sie ein wenig zu spät kam).Liebe Grüße und jetzt: Viel Spaß beim Hören!

整理硬盘的过程中找出几期未发过的节目，是2022年夏天为前东家制作的。有种从棉袄兜里摸出三百块钱的惊喜感。 决定在2025蛇年春节假期期间与大家分享。在电台时做节目很注意不留时间印记，当时是为了方便重播，现在看，也是另一种“永远”了。 这是其中的第二期，放松了一些静谧中不乏怪奇的氛围与民谣作品。 曲目单： (00:51) Laraaji - Hare Jaya Jaya Rama I (06:46) Françoise Hardy - Viens (08:57) Sunburned Hand of the Man - Prism Mirrors Lens (12:43) João Gilberto - Undiu (19:51) Milton Nascimento - Minas_Paula E Bebeto (22:19) Spencer Cullum - Imminent Shadow (27:36) Amen Dunes - Love (36:27) Talk Talk - New Grass (46:38) The Lounge Lizards - The First and Royal Queen (50:36) Kevin Ayers - Whatevershebringswesing 《周末变奏》开通豆瓣页面，欢迎标记、点评！ → 选曲/撰稿/配音/制作/包装：方舟 → 主题音乐：Yu Su → 题图版式：六花 → 私信/合作联络： 微博/网易云/小宇宙 @线性方舟 → 《周末变奏》WX听友群敲门群主：aharddaysnight

Bilingual Episode (English &Indonesian) Hai.... hai... everyone. Day By Day Podcast is back. Apa kabar teman-teman semua? Episode 3 season 3 Day By Day Podcast sudah rilis nih. Bareng our favorite house J-key/ Joa kali ini kita bahas tentang Day6 &My Days inside Jokes. Apa aja inside jokesnya? Jangan lupa dengerin sampai akhir ya. Hi... hi... everyone. Day By Day Podcast is back. How are you all doing? Episode 3 of Season 3 of the Day By Day Podcast is out now. Together with our favorite host J-key/Joa, this time we're talking about Day6 and My Days' inside jokes. What are the inside jokes? Don't forget to listen until the end! follow our podcast on Spotify, instagram: daybydaypods and our Instagram @mydaysix. don't forget to leave the comments too on Spotify. Love you all❤

After a string of special mix presentations for the holiday period and the commencement of the World Tour for another year, Markus Schulz returns to his signature 2 hour studio journey on the Global DJ Broadcast for the first time in 2025. This mix is dedicated to the people of the Greater Los Angeles area, and our prayers wishing strength towards them in the face of destructive wildfires continue. He signifies this by opening the show with his dedicated Dakota piece Avalon 6AM.   On the show, Markus presents two upcoming Coldharbour Recordings world premieres from KhoMha and JOA, along with showcasing new music from Paul Oakenfold & Hernan Cattaneo, Mike EFEX, Guy J, BLR, Victor Ruiz, Mark Sherry and more.    Hhope you enjoy the mix. Thank you for continuing to support Markus and Global DJ Broadcast. To make new subscribers aware, you will receive and receive new episodes for free every Thursday.   Tracklist:   Markus Schulz 01. Markus Schulz presents Dakota - Avalon 6AM 02. KhoMha - Tanha 03. Estiva - Parlez-Vous 04. Guy J - Silver Lake [Deeper Shades] 05. Paul Oakenfold & Hernan Cattaneo - London to Buenos Aires (London Mix) 06. PARAFRAME - Mermaids 07. Nicky Elisabeth - The Lights (Nicky Elisabeth Remix) 08. Der Dritte Raum - Hale Bopp (BLR Remix) 09. JOA - Missing Part of Me [In Bloom] 10. Mees Salomé - Rose [A Moment of Sunrise] 11. LTN - 40 Days 12. Mike EFEX - Hands on Me 13. Deadmau5 - Strobe (Victor Ruiz Remix) [Down the Rabbit Hole] 14. Enrico Sangiuliano & GMS - Transcendence 15. Bart Claessen & Raz Nitzan presents Who.Is - We.Are (Markus Schulz In Search of Sunrise Remix) 16. Rex Mundi - Backpain [Hall of Fame] 17. Marsh x Volen Sentir - Ascension 18. JPL - Something to Bathe My Mind In 19. HI-LO - Mesmerize 20. Weska - Yeah 21. Bart Skils - Roll the Dice (Konstantin Sibold Remix) 22. Mark Reeve - Golden (2024 Remake) 23. Mattia Saviolo - Nirvana 24. Morees - Depths of Your Mind 25. Markus Schulz x Daxson - Frantika 26. Ben Gold - Space Sex 27. Jens Lissat - Energy Flow Eternal (Kos:mo Remix) 28. Neelix & Karla Blum - Promise 29. John O'Callaghan - Autumn Avenue 30. Rodd-y-ler - Lifesigns (Bryan Kearney Remix) 31. Don - Manifestation 32. Westbam - Wizards of the Sonic (Mark Sherry Remix)  

Dans cet épisode #261, je reçois Valentin Joachim, alias @‌valto.sport sur les réseaux et notamment sa chaîne Youtube où il cumule plus de 4000 abonnés. La première chose à savoir ? C'est qu'il faut prononcer “Joa-chin”, et pas “Joa-Kim”. Sinon, Valentin est passé par plusieurs sports avant de découvrir le trail en 2019, et de réellement se prendre au jeu deux ans plus tard. Un sport dans lequel il aime explorer son mental, en plus de ses capacités physiques. Et un sport dans lequel il peut éprouver à la fois son esprit de compétition, et une approche plus “saine”, avec moins de regards de travers, que ce qu'il a pu rencontrer dans d'autres disciplines. Il a ainsi franchi plusieurs étapes pour se confronter à d'autres et à lui-même : championnats de France, ultra-trail, le tout accompagné par un coach pour progresser au mieux, comme il l'entend. En parallèle, il se passionne pour la création de contenu. Lancée au départ avec un copain, sa chaîne Youtube est autant un lieu de partage de ses expériences qu'informatif, le tout avec une qualité soignée et beaucoup d'humour. Et quelque chose me dit qu'il vous réserve un truc de fous s'il atteint 10 000 abonnés. Alors je dis ça…

In this joint episode with the JofA podcast, host Neil Amato discusses with Melanie Lauridsen, Vice President of Tax Policy & Advocacy for the AICPA, what tax practitioners can expect regarding tax legislation. The conversation covers key tax topics following the 2024 election, including the future of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting, and disaster relief efforts. Melanie provides insights into the challenges and opportunities facing tax professionals in 2025, emphasizing the importance of staying informed.   What you'll learn from this episode:  The latest updates on disaster relief for BOI reporting.  Melanie's insights about the potential future of the TCJA provisions.  How IRS funding might be impacted by the new administration AICPA resources   Planning for tax changes – CPAs need to not only brace for tax law changes such as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) and expiring provisions but also be proactive in planning for them.   Tax Advocacy – Advocacy is a core element of our purpose and value proposition. It is a strong mechanism for promoting trust and confidence in the CPA and CGMA credentials around the world.   Transcript April Walker: Welcome back to the AICPA's Tax Section Odyssey podcast, where we offer thought leadership on all things tax facing the profession. I'm April Walker, lead manager from the Tax section, and today we have a joint episode with the JOA, providing information on several important tax topics, such as BOI, disaster relief, and also upcoming potential tax legislation. Let's hear more. Neil Amato: Welcome to the Journal of Accountancy podcast. This is Neil Amato with the JofA. This episode is a special collaboration between the JofA and the Tax Section Odyssey podcast. It's Nov. 19 as we're recording, two weeks since the 2024 election. With the election over, we have results. We also have questions about the future of several tax topics. Here to provide some analysis and clarity on those topics is Melanie Lauridsen, vice president–Tax Policy & Advocacy for the AICPA. Melanie, welcome back to the podcast. Melanie Lauridsen: Thank you for having me back, Neil. Amato: We talk pretty regularly, pretty much a quarterly basis. It's safe to say that even if we keep this discussion fairly narrow in scope, there is plenty to discuss, so we'll get right to it. I'm going to tease for the listeners that there will be discussion of the future of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. But first, I'd like to ask about BOI reporting, beneficial ownership information reporting, as that's been in the news lately as well. What's the latest from your lens, the advocacy lens, on the topic of FinCEN's disaster relief for BOI? Lauridsen: Good topic, Neil. Disaster relief is something, regardless of what it is, whether it's tax or BOI, it is critical that people are able to get it as quickly as possible in the largest scope possible. With BOI, we are grateful that FinCEN did offer disaster relief for victims of various hurricanes, most notably Hurricane Milton and Hurricane Helene, which created quite a bit of damage to the areas they hit. But, unfortunately, the scope of the relief, particularly for those victims of Hurricane Helene, is not as broad and as encompassing as we would have liked it to have been. They did offer a filing relief for those victims. However, they didn't extend it to entities that had been created prior to 2024 and therefore had a Jan. 1, 2025, deadline. We know that [for] some of the entities, it took everything away. It destroyed everything, and those entities have years to rebuild, and they really could use an extension. With that in mind, we are actually working with various state CPA societies, and we are also working with FinCEN in order to broaden the scope that was issued, in particular for victims of Hurricane Helene. Of course, we are working with people on the Hill because there are a lot of questions around the Corporate Transparency Act and BOI reporting to begin with, much more so also with disaster relief that they would like to see some expansion of the scope, too. Amato: Yeah, and on that topic of the reports that are in versus the reports that are expected, it's still a pretty small number. I know people like to do things at the last minute, but it's something like 6.5 million of 32 million, so still a long way to go. Lauridsen: There is an awareness issue there, and FinCEN is highly aware that there is an awareness issue because, like you said, 6.5 million filings of 32.6 [million], there's a little bit of a disconnect, especially when we're in November. So we're talking there's a month and a half to file to meet those other — what is it? — 20-plus million filings that we have to go in 1½ months? I don't think they're going to be able to meet those numbers, so, yes. But a couple of things to note about that 6.5 million. Of those 6.5 million, the majority of those filings are for entities that were created in 2024 and had that 90-day deadline, and also for the 30-day corrected and updates that are needed, and that's the 30-day deadline needed. A lot of the existing entities, those that were created prior to 2024, still need to file. Now, FinCEN realizes that their numbers are not where they want them to be, and they are now focusing on awareness and not so much on enforcement. But they are, like I said, making pushes for awareness, and they were even on our AICPA Town Hall, so you can look at the archive there because we did host Phil Lam for that. But also, the other day, I was watching national television, and I saw one of their commercials. I just about fell out of my seat. I didn't think the messaging was as clear as it could have been, but they are trying to make efforts there. Amato: Was this the coffee shop ad that you saw? Lauridsen: Yes, it is. Amato: We wrote about that earlier this year, that the outreach had begun. But still, I guess, a ways to go on that topic. Let's look ahead to one item that was popular at the tax conference. It's popular in the news headlines, and I know it's something you're paying attention to: the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. It's a very open-ended question, but I'll ask it anyway: What's the future of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act? Lauridsen: Well, Neil, we would all love to know exactly what the future is. But, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, it's interesting because a lot of people said prior to the election, we always knew that tax was going to be on the agenda. People were saying that, it all depended on if it was Democrat or Republican that ended up taking the presidency. Ultimately, the same topics are at stake. TCJA was always something that was going to be debated and discussed, regardless of who ended up being in office and who will be in office. The difference is we definitely know that President-elect Trump would like to see TCJA provisions become permanent. Now, the reality is all those provisions cost money, and there are real dollars associated with it. Even though we are going to be seeing in 2025 the trifecta effect, where the Republicans have swept across the board, it doesn't mean that everybody is in line with the same provisions, and therefore it doesn't mean we know exactly what will be coming. A lot of what is to come becomes an argument of how much things cost and how much things don't cost and what can be included and what can be agreed on. The debate is still very much alive as to what will happen with TCJA. I think, this is my pure speculation, I think we're going to see a hybrid of all the things that are there and not necessarily everything becoming permanent. But who's to say? Things could absolutely change. Amato: Do you want to talk about any of the particulars within that, for example, the SALT cap, estate tax policies, the future of the corporate tax rate? Lauridsen: All of those pieces are very interesting. The SALT cap, let's start with that one. The SALT cap, we have heard that they would like to eliminate the SALT cap. On a personal level, sure. I would love to see that go away. I know quite a few people feel that way about it. But the reality is that it costs money. Right now, the SALT cap at the $10,000 cap is a revenue raiser, and it helps pay for other aspects of it. If they were to eliminate it, that will cost a lot more money than what is anticipated. If we were to see a change, again, this is pure speculation on my part, obviously, we have to wait and see how things play out and what indicators we see. Right now, we haven't seen any specific indicators, but I wouldn't be surprised if the SALT cap ends up being raised slightly, not completely eliminated because, again, it costs money to eliminate it. Amato: OK, state tax policies next. Lauridsen: You said estate? Amato: Estate. Sorry, estate, not state, as opposed to state and local tax. Now, estate tax. Lauridsen: With estate tax policy, there's definitely a desire and a will to see the cap also eliminated because with TCJA, after TCJA, it will cut in half of what we're seeing. Who knows what we'll see in that play. Again, it costs money to be able to have no limit for estate tax planning purposes. I do think like the SALT cap we're going to see something come out in the middle. Maybe it'll maintain, maybe it might increase, but completely unlimited — I don't see that happening, either. Amato: Then finally, the corporate tax rate as it relates to the TCJA. Lauridsen: The corporate tax rate, that is definitely something that has been discussed. We have heard during the campaigns from President-elect Trump that he would like to lower the corporate tax rates, but please keep in mind that the current corporate tax rates in TCJA, again, they cost money. What is paying for those corporate tax rates are those small business provisions that we would like to see come back. For example, Sec. 174, the R&E expenditures. We would like to see that 100% bonus depreciation. We would like to see that come back, but those are some of those provisions that pay for that lower corporate tax rate. Of course, there's the [Sec.] 163(j) interest expense deduction and Sec. 199A, the qualified business income. Again, all those pieces come into play into that corporate tax rate because, technically, those are the pay-fors for that corporate tax rate, so it's a handoff. Amato: Good description of the pay-for aspect of it. Anytime there's a change in administration, I guess the IRS funding topic comes up. The IRS has said many times that the funding it received under the Inflation Reduction Act was helping it provide better service. Now, I guess that funding is going to be up for debate. What do you see as the future there? Lauridsen: Well, that is definitely something. The funding for the IRS, specifically, the Inflation Reduction Act, the IRA as we call it, is something that we are definitely going to keeping an eye on because, if you take a look at the Inflation Reduction Act, the majority of the money, $80 billion — that was allocated towards enforcement. Now there was a piece that was allocated to IRS services, and it is that piece, that portion where we've seen the increased answering of the telephone, the hiring of people at the IRS to be able to provide services with that. Now, we know that that particular funding for IRS services from the Inflation Reduction Act is set to run out by 2026. If the money runs out, what do you think will happen? We'll see decreased IRS services. The way we're looking at it is we do know there is interest in clawing back the Inflation Reduction Act funding and, specifically, for the enforcement piece of it. Our position is, well, let's not take it away from the IRS. Let's rebalance it and shift it over to services. One thing to note, though, is enforcement is a critical function of the IRS. Not everything under enforcement is audits, liens, and levies — all these things that people don't want to see happening. There are pieces of enforcement like Chief Counsel's Office that is covered under enforcement, and Chief Counsel are the ones who provide the regulations and those guides, the guidelines to people in order to be compliant with their taxes. It is a critical function of the IRS. Now, do they need as much as they got? I would venture to say and would like to see some of that money going from enforcement to IRS services and not necessarily clawed back. Amato: That's great. Now, I said we're two weeks since the election. We're also about one week since the AICPA & CIMA National Tax Conference. I know you were there. I know you were busy yourself, but maybe, as you interact with members, as you interact with people in Washington, if you could then look ahead to 2025, what do you see as challenges that are tax-related and also opportunities for the new year? Lauridsen: Some of the challenges that our people have, and we've actually done some informal surveys, too, and the results are the same and we're seeing this trend. There's a lot of growing concern with new legislation coming and, in particular, retroactive legislation or midyear legislation, which makes it particularly hard for members to be able to keep up with it. Retroactivity doesn't help because then you have to amend returns if you already started down that process. Of course, with both last-minute legislation and retroactive legislation, you have to keep on top of the tax changes. Now, you should do that on every given year, but when they do it retroactively or midyear, it makes it particularly hard when you're in the middle of filing season. That is one of the biggest challenges that our members are concerned about. Also, with new legislation, that means we are waiting on guidance from the IRS. The IRS [process] can be very time-consuming in looking at the rules to able to provide guidance. Again, people just want to be compliant. People aren't trying to get out of it. They just want to be compliant, and they need some guidance. That's another concern that we see there. Of course, other challenges that we're seeing associated with Sec. 199A — we would love to see the extension of that to continue, but ideally, we would also like to see the expansion of Sec. 199A. Again, that costs money, and where is that money going to come by in order to be able to achieve something along those lines within it. But, there are opportunities, Neil. Some of those opportunities there's mobile workforce, opportunities there's an appetite for that hopefully that we can see move forward, and that would be something that would make a lot of people's lives a lot easier. That essentially is saying to put a safe harbor that if you work less than 30 days in a state, then you don't file at that state level. It would have to be over 30 days to be able to move forward with that. The expanded use of 529 accounts to be able to pay for studying to sit for the CPA Exam or to be able to get your financial planning certification associated with that. There are pieces of opportunities. Another piece of opportunity that we would like to see — maybe we'll see a change with the Form 1099-K, with the threshold. Remember that was at $600, and there's been a debate where it could be, so maybe we'll see an increase in that threshold filing. Of course, disaster relief. We would love to be able to see some of the bigger positions that we've had associated with disaster relief to make a real difference for victims of disasters. Amato: Good points all. Thank you very much, Melanie. I'll give you the opportunity to give a closing thought if you have one. Lauridsen: My closing thoughts are, I think 2025 is a huge tax year. I think we just need to buckle down and get ready for that roller coaster that's going to be coming, and it's always important to keep up to date and follow through, but in this year, changes are happening. They're happening quickly. I think podcasts like this, webcasts, things like the AICPA Town Hall, they become even more critical for people to keep up to date. Amato: Great. We will keep having you on. We'll see you again in 2025, and thank you for being on the show today. Lauridsen: Thank you, Neil.  Keep your finger on the pulse of the dynamic and evolving tax landscape with insights from tax thought leaders in the AICPA Tax Section. The Tax Section Odyssey podcast includes a digest of tax developments, trending issues and practice management tips that you need to be aware of to elevate your professional development and your firm practices. This resource is part of the robust tax resource library available from the AICPA Tax Section. The Tax Section is your go-to home base for staying up to date on the latest tax developments and providing the edge you need for upskilling your professional development. If you're not already a member, consider joining this prestigious community of your tax peers. You'll get free CPE, access to rich technical content such as our Annual Tax Compliance Kit, a weekly member newsletter and a digital subscription to The Tax Adviser.

50+2: „Es war eine Folge, kurz aufgenommen, veröffentlicht und dann geht der Niklas so ein bisschen in Elternzeit, in den freien Raum, da könnte man sagen, das war unbedingt das, was wir haben wollen.“ Moderator: „Lass uns das nochmal anschauen, dann können wir analysieren.“ 50+2: „Ne, wir sind uns schon einig (lacht).Wie fandet ihr die ersten 20 Minuten, 30 Minuten so?“ Ballack: „Genauso wie am letzten Montag, absolut dominant …“ 50+2: „GENAUSO WIE AM MONTAG? Joa, ich fand's heute sogar noch ein bisschen (wird unterbrochen) … als Heymer hätte ich die weiße Fahne gehisst.“ Moderator: „Ich muss jetzt trotzdem, weil guck, ich kriege hier Ärger mit deinen Leuten.“ 50+2: „Ja, macht doch nix! Die haben nichts zu sagen. Niklas Levinsohn hier, Levinsohnsohn, was wollen die? Komm‘ ich hau ab! (lacht)“ Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/50plus2 Du möchtest Werbung in diesem Podcast schalten? Dann erfahre hier mehr über die Werbemöglichkeiten bei Seven.One Audio: https://www.seven.one/portfolio/sevenone-audio

Today we celebrate International Childfree Day. In reflecting on what this day means for so many in our collective community, we also want to acknowledge the history and advocacy, behind the origins of this day, and the transition to becoming what it is today. The National Organization for Non-Parents (NON), later named the National Alliance for Optional Parenthood (NAOP), was founded in 1972 by Ellen Peck and Shirley Radl. NON first designated August 1st as Non-Parents' Day, in 1973. In 2013, Laura Carroll, childfree author and writer, lead the way in bringing back the acknowledgment and celebration of this day and date, as an annual “International Childfree Day. Laura guided these efforts for a decade, and this year, passed the torch to Childfree Media, which is co-founded by LeNora Faye and Cody Hetzel. Joining us today are Joan Eisenstodt and Marie Bernardy, who were active participants in NON/NAOP and played key roles in education and visibility on behalf of the organization. Their personal stories of reproductive experiences and choices, and the responses to their public advocacy work demonstrate their deep commitment, to having a choice to become a parent or not. Their work helped create the foundation for many of the ways we continue to seek change for our community today. We will also be joined by LeNora Faye and Cody Hetzel, the co-founders of Childfree Media, and the co-moderators of the Childfree Convention, which was held for the 3rd year, this past weekend. You will not want to miss what these dynamic childfree guests have to share and exchange, from experiences and perspectives over the past 50 years, to their insight on what is most needed now, for our collective community to be recognized in equal and equitable ways, and beyond.

In this joint episode, Neil Amato, host of the JOA podcast and Melanie Lauridsen, VP of Tax Policy and Advocacy for the AICPA discuss recent updates on three key tax topics: the Employee Retention Credit (ERC), Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting, and a member survey about IRS performance during tax season. Melanie highlights the IRS's recent actions and proposed regulations regarding ERC, the implications of BOI reporting requirements, and the mixed feedback from AICPA members on IRS service improvements.   AICPA resources AICPA Employee retention credit guidance and resources — Access resources providing the latest updates on the employee retention credit (ERC). Beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting resource center — Access resources to learn about the beneficial ownership information reporting requirement under FinCEN's Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). For a full transcript of the episode, see Tax Section Odyssey on the AICPA & CIMA website. 

Welcome back to the "I Was Born to Do This" podcast! In this episode, I dive into the true essence of financial freedom with my incredible guest, Julia Carlson. Julia, an accomplished entrepreneur and one of our JOA authors, shares her journey and unveils her latest book, "Money Loves You." Together, we discuss how financial freedom isn't about having a massive bank account but about taking charge of your financial future with discipline and a plan tailored to you. Join us as we explore the most practical strategies and transformative mindsets that can change your relationship with money forever. Key moments of this interview: 1:10 Julia Carlson introduction 5:15 How Julia was exposed to financial education 13:45 The experience of writing ‘Money loves you' 20:15 Principles of financial freedom 24:00 Wealth busters and wealth beliefs Grab your copy of "Money Loves You" by Julia Carlson today! If you are anything like Julia and want to share your magic with the world but don't know where to start, click here - https://www.joapublishing.com  

Guyana has emerged as one of the most prized oil assets over the last 10 years and the race to develop this asset is seen as critical to stable oil production growth over the next 10 years. Chevron has attempted to jump into this growth by purchasing Hess for a $53B price tag, seemingly giving them access to Hess's prized 30% stake in the Starbroek Block. This deal gave Chevron the future production growth it was seeking after missing out on some of the larger Permian shale deals we have seen over the last 12 months. But ExxonMobil had other plans, being the operator of this field, has experienced what it sees as a "First Of Right of Refusal" to Guyana and has petitioned to international courts to block this deal until ExxonMobil decides whether or not to "bid" on this 30% stake.Episode 7 of the Deal Spotlight felt like the perfect place to discuss the details surrounding this potential merger, and I was lucky to be able to get Bennett Williams to join me for this discussion. Bennett has spent his entire career working in the M&A space and having worked within Chevron doing corporate offshore development, brings a unique insight into this merger mess. He spent the first half of the show helping educate me on the ins and outs of offshore development, dealing with governments, and understanding how these JOAs are structured. After laying the groundwork, we dive into the details of this proposed deal, look at some of the potential language that may have been used to craft the JOA and who he thinks ultimately will prevail in this suit.  This was a great educational piece for me having spent my career in the Lower48, so big thanks to Bennett for taking the time to come and deal with me!Until the next deal!Links:Bennett Williams: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bennett-g-williams/GitHub Repo: https://github.com/Sandstone-Group/dealspotlight/tree/main/exxonchevronhess-ep7ENB Articles:https://energynewsbeat.co/exxons-60-billion-fight-with-chevron-will-reshape-big-oil/https://energynewsbeat.co/exxonmobil-has-no-interest-in-hess-purchase-amidst-chevron-dispute-ceo-says/https://energynewsbeat.co/exxonmobil-makes-fid-on-6th-project-in-contested-guyana-asset/https://energynewsbeat.co/exxonmobil-chevron-to-increase-guyana-permian-oil-production-amidst-100-billion-ma-spending/https://energynewsbeat.co/hess-investor-d-e-shaw-to-abstain-from-voting-on-53-billion-chevron-acquisition-amid-exxonmobil-arbitration/Highlights of the Podcast00:00 - Intro01:51 - Bennett Williams Background6:03 - Differences Between Onshore and Offshore M&A12:04 - Government and Offshore Deals19:35 - Production Sharing Contracts (PSC)30:16 - Importance of Guyana36:04 - Chevron-Hess Deal Overview43:11 - Exxon's Right of First Refusal52:25 - Arbitration and JOA Language01:08:20 - Exxon's Game Theory01:09:17 - Closing Thoughts

09/03/2024 - "Chamados Para Fazer Discípulos" (Pr. João Navarro) by Igreja Batista do povo

In this episode of "I Was Born to Do This," I'm joined by Aimee Wood, a JOA author, mother, and executive, in Cabo San Lucas. We dive deep into the culmination of Aimee's author journey, discussing the magical week that led to her upcoming book, "Unbecoming: From Armor to Authenticity." Aimee shares her compelling story of shedding the layers of success and achievement to embrace vulnerability and authenticity. She speaks to the high-achieving woman who, beneath the facade of having it all, yearns for genuine connection and self-love. This episode is an invitation to explore the transformative power of embracing one's true self, promising to reach the hearts of women who feel overlooked because they appear too put together. Join us as we uncover the beauty in vulnerability and the strength it takes to be authentically you. If you are anything like Aimee and want to share your magic with the world but don't know where to start, click here - https://www.joapublishing.com

Welcome to another episode of the "I Was Born To Do This" podcast, where I have the privilege of introducing you to the extraordinary entrepreneur and author, John St. Pierre. As one of our JOA authors, John brings a wealth of experience from his entrepreneurial journey, sharing insights from his book, "The $100 Million Journey." This conversation promises to inspire and guide entrepreneurs through the highs and lows of building a dream business without falling off the cliff. John's story is a testament to resilience, showcasing the power of bouncing back from failure with greater strength. Whether you're an entrepreneur facing your own cliffs or someone looking to avoid them, John's principles of success, rooted in his own comeback story, offer valuable lessons. Join us as we delve into the essence of entrepreneurial spirit, learning how to grow, protect, and align our business ambitions with personal goals for a fulfilling and successful life. Key moments: 2:15 The importance of failure 7:00 A letter to all entrepreneurs 10:00 $100M Journey book 17:15 How to build your own capital 22:05 The author experience when writing a book 24:50 A bold message for all entrepreneurs Grab your copy of The $100M Journey by John St. Pierre today - https://shorturl.at/duM35 If you are anything like John and want to share your magic with the world but don't know where to start, click here - https://www.joapublishing.com 

La otra mitad del podcast getafense “Balones a Guerrón”, Joa, nos visita en el programa del blanqueamiento al juego duro. Hacemos un once con jugadores que recibieron grandes sanciones cuando se les piró la pinza en un campo de fútbol. Y regresa la sección en la que unimos fútbol y misterio: Cutre milenio. Y si queréis el libro que une música y fútbol: Penalti Pop: Un recorrido divertido y nostálgico por aquellos temazos que mantienen viva nuestra memoria futbolera: https://amzn.eu/d/iLxLZTJ

Lauren Morgan (https://bsky.app/profile/rawrglicious.bsky.social) is joined by Joa (https://bsky.app/profile/pussyfullawasps.bsky.social) to read this month's credits!   SUPPORT LINKS - Patreon.com/austinyorski Patreon.com/Cosmignon Patreon.com/LauraKBuzz Patreon.com/Skitch Patreon.com/WeeklyMangaRecap   MUSIC - Sonic the Hedgehog ReMix by Jorito...: "Speeding Towards Adventure" [Green Hill Zone] (#3561): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grADRNE8q7w   DISCORD - https://discord.gg/YMU3qUH

In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with my friend and impactful business mentor, Steve Dante - an entrepreneur, farmer, filmmaker, and JOA author of "Once Upon a Time in Entrepreneur Land." His book on entrepreneurship, presented in a fun, playful way, conveys crucial business teachings through relatable fables. As the chairman and founder of multiple businesses, Steve knows something about entrepreneurship. I experienced his mentorship firsthand when he helped me gain much-needed clarity during a rough patch in my business. Passionate and driven, Steve understands entrepreneurs and what he calls the entrepreneurial triangle that makes us a different tribe of people. Come find out more about this extraordinary book of fables that skillfully hides lessons, frameworks and playbooks to help you succeed as an entrepreneur. And get a sneak peek of how Steve's community and networking platform: Private Investor Network, can connect you with seasoned investors for mentorship and growth. Key moments: 1:31 The Power of Clarity and Vision 4:04 Steve Dante's Entrepreneurial Journey 6:24 The Art of Storytelling in Business 7:32 The Concept of 'Who Not How' in Business 16:07 The Entrepreneurial Triangle 23:30 The Importance of Mentorship in Entrepreneurship 24:02 Community and Support for Entrepreneurs   Grab your copy of Once Upon a Time in Entrepreneurland by Steve Distante today - https://www.amazon.com.au/Once-Upon-Entrepreneurland-Steve-Distante-ebook/dp/B0CP32Z57J If you are anything like Steve and want to share your magic with the world but don't know where to start, click here - https://www.joapublishing.com.

I'm back speaking to you face to face — Oh how I've missed this! Let me tell you - I've been running through flames these last few years ✅Uprooting for a big interstate move ✅Launching a business ✅Founding the JOA publishing house ✅Penning books All while raising 5 extraordinary kids as a single mom! An endless marathon

Mickey Mouse copyright expiring :: Shaming instead of laws :: Calling DCYF on other Free Staters is not very smart or good :: Doctors can't give you marijuana for pain unless they give you opiates first now :: The Wash Daily by Joey Sllicks :: Write to Ian and Aria :: Church history and some martyr stories :: Anarchapulco :: Investing in our posterity :: Leave the world behind movie :: Make Forkfest great again :: Farmers getting older on average :: Good pig raising practices vs evil mass produced pigs :: Modern war is no different than the Spanish Inquisition :: David's horse talk with Jay :: 2023-12-14 Bonnie, Jay, Joa

Karma is real!! :: FBI agent gets car jacked :: Cost of doing government :: Write to Concord prosecution office for Jay Noone's wife :: NH Supreme Court says police files are now able to get requested Freedom of Information Act style :: New video game teaches kids to do crime :: If kids get their dopamine hits from criminal behavior then they will become criminals :: Coparenting tips :: Should you talk bad about your kids' other parent? :: Money from child support goes to judicial pension fund in New Hampshire! :: Mike Gill calls in! :: 2023-12-07 :: Hosts: Bonnie, Jay, Joa

Henry Kissinger dead at 100 :: FBI gave Ian back a bunch of computers from 2016 raid, proving his innocence :: A Noble Lie documentary about OKC bombing :: Lawyers are only loyal to the BAR association :: Suburban houses purposely built cheaply :: Kissinger was a worse mass murderer than Timothy McVeigh :: Jeffery Epstein didn't kill himself :: military is work-flavored welfare :: Natural law :: Palestine used to be multi-cultural and peaceful :: Working for the state is the perfect job for a child rapist :: David has an expert gaydar :: Teachers and cops quitting en masse :: 2023-11-30 Hosts: Bonnie, Jay, Joa

Henry Kissinger dead at 100 :: FBI gave Ian back a bunch of computers from 2016 raid, proving his innocence :: A Noble Lie documentary about OKC bombing :: Lawyers are only loyal to the BAR association :: Suburban houses purposely built cheaply :: Kissinger was a worse mass murderer than Timothy McVeigh :: Jeffery Epstein didn't kill himself :: military is work-flavored welfare :: Natural law :: Palestine used to be multi-cultural and peaceful :: Working for the state is the perfect job for a child rapist :: David has an expert gaydar :: Teachers and cops quitting en masse :: 2023-11-30 Hosts: Bonnie, Jay, Joa

Thanksgiving's true origins :: Economic incentives to be good people :: Cynthia calls in to say she does not like immigrants moving to the US :: Pro Palestine protesters pull antics at Macy's Parade :: Ukraine pauses democracy in favor of tyranny and Venezuela does the same thing :: Binanace pays 4.3 billion dollars because they broke bank secrecy act apparently :: Open AI's employees scared of the intelligence their new model showed :: 2023-11-23 Hosts: Bonnie, Riley, Joa

Russian artist facing 8 years for speech :: Government parasite pension fund pyramid scheme :: Ukrainian nazis :: Microwaves banned in Russia :: the gov took Jay's house :: 2023-11-09 Hosts: Bonnie, Joa, Jay

Russian artist facing 8 years for speech :: Government parasite pension fund pyramid scheme :: Ukrainian nazis :: Microwaves banned in Russia :: the gov took Jay's house :: 2023-11-09 Hosts: Bonnie, Joa, Jay

I was deeply moved by Brianna Rashae's painful journey in this episode. Despite being the second youngest author at JOA, her book 'Holy Shift: My Path from Hurting to Healing' is a testament to a life experience that surpasses her years. Brianna shares her powerful story, taking us on her journey from facing profound darkness to discovering a fresh perspective brimming with hope, healing, and a deep love for life. Her path was marked by enduring nine years of abuse from a close family member, leading her to a dark place of self-harm and thoughts of suicide. She thought she'd left these struggles behind, only to find herself unexpectedly entangled when she became a mother, and post-traumatic stress brought it all back again, intensifying her challenges. The turning point in her life came when she made the courageous choice to seek help.  This decision led her to "The Bridge," a three-week mental health retreat that completely transformed her outlook on life. You don't want to miss this remarkable story of taking your power back.  Here is what you will find in this inspiring episode: 03:55 Brianna's life-altering experiences. 06:20 The Bridge: The turning point towards healing. 09:36 Facing pain honestly for deeper healing. 13:00 Turning wounds into scars through prayer. 16:55 Realization: Death was not the answer - healing was. 18:23 The gift of choosing life and living with gratitude daily. 21:46 The power of companionship in the healing journey. 26:22 Reclaim control and power over your life. Get your copy of Brianna Rashae's book Holy Shift here - https://www.amazon.com/Holy-Shift-Path-Hurting-Healing/dp/B0CH2BPGXV If you are anything like Brianna and want to share your magic with the world but don't know where to start, click here - https://www.joapublishing.com

Uber and Lyft cucked by the government :: Geopolitical incentives for war :: Israel and Gaza are a little terrorist nation and the US is their biggest funder :: Let's just tell the Federal Reserve we aren't going to pay them back :: Don't sign up for selective service :: Kids get dumbed down by the government :: Will robots start doing the killing in war? :: Defend the Guard in NH :: 2023-11-02 Bonnie, Jay, Joa

The military will give you PTSD and not take care of you :: The government wants you to be scared :: Maine shooting, Maine is a red flag law state :: Bonnie's dad calls in with an army story about the US protecting poppy fields :: Joa recaps trial Day 1, Don Bolduc attack trial :: How to impeach a witness :: MK Ultra government mind control :: 2023-10-26 Bonnie, Elsbeth, Joa, Jay

The military will give you PTSD and not take care of you :: The government wants you to be scared :: Maine shooting, Maine is a red flag law state :: Bonnie's dad calls in with an army story about the US protecting poppy fields :: Joa recaps trial Day 1, Don Bolduc attack trial :: How to impeach a witness :: MK Ultra government mind control :: 2023-10-26 Bonnie, Elsbeth, Jay Support Riley on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/crblake86 Send Bitcoin: 1MnoYoPirXQHfhknDxbDHhLsF9u7kUggKy Send Bitcoin Cash: qpp62s8uupdqkrfew7vgp805pnsh5jk2ncnfkndwrd Dash: XpApo1jcPzTJyLLB6G8GJ7DoW9CGjcV5xT Ether: 0xFb1a23163bea743BB79B93849D864ad070597855 Lightcoin ltc1q6ygsamrkwl0at93datyqfh47z4crg4jkg4fx30

Introducing the inspirational Matika Warner on 'I was born to do this'!   In this episode, we chat with Matika about her amazing journey and how she went from being homeless to becoming a JOA author, all while balancing her role as a mother of three.   Her book, "Manifestation Rewritten," is a powerful story of resilience and determination that introduces a unique method for manifestation to transform your life.   She shows you how to tap into higher levels of manifestation to get results. Highlighting the vital roles of love and forgiveness in attracting what you truly desire.   If you're ready to transform your life, this episode is a must-listen.   Parts of the episode you don't want to miss: 02:33 Matika's life altering decision. 08:03 The revelation that sparked the manifestation process. 14:03 Becoming unstuck 15:52 How to attract your desires. 17:48 The transformative power of love and forgiveness. 18:39 The role of acceptance in difficult situations. 21:16 Body awareness for personal development. 26:41 A better approach -"full throttle faith over fear"   Get your copy of Matika's book Manifestation Rewritten here - Manifestation Rewritten   If you are anything like Matika and want to share your magic with the world but don't know where to start, click here - https://www.joapublishing.com/

Mississippi Civil Rights Museum Trespassed Me For Free Speech! :: Honor your oath :: Demand for NH DCYF to Follow Due Process :: Governments incentivize the worst things :: What is oath of office? :: Is this the end of LBRY? :: Ridley opines on Kauffman and the FSP Board ouster :: Jay Noone to appear at Anachapulco :: Can NH feed itself if it secedes? :: 2023-10-19 Captain, Jay, Joa

Javier Milei, Libertarian candidate in Argentina blamed for inflation :: Accelerating the fall of the US gov :: Peace is possible :: Joa and Bonnie take on City Hall :: Robin hooding back in Keene :: Heavy metal music :: the brown note :: Corrupt cops in Texas :: 2023-10-12 Bonnie, Captain, Joa

Civil asset forfeiture :: Cops create a culture of victim mentality :: Joa is dating the meter maid :: Robin Hooding back in Keene :: Sarah admits her check is more important than the children :: Cop arrested for kidnapping ex girlfriend :: 2023-10-11 Bonnie, Nikki, Joa

Did you know my unique Channeled gift is the language of the Stars? Being able to understand Astrology, do chart readings and explain the cosmic energy is truly my soul's gift to the world.  I love to help you all heal holistically and grow spiritually and Astrology factors right into that!  Therefore, I had to share with you one of my FAVORITE Interviews that I have been asked to speak on another Podcast. I feel like I really nailed the questions and was really being channeled to share important mesages regarding Astrology! Reposted from the "I'm Moving Through It" Podcast with my friend Joa. Thank you for having me and allowing me to share this interview with our Holistic Soul Sisters.   My Explaination of "What is Astrology" Astrology and Religion What are Retogrades Mercury Retrograde Saturn Returns Relationships Compatability and Astrology  Learning ourselves in our Chart  ********************************************************** Connect with Joa on IG: @embodywithjoa Follow the "I'm Moving Through It" Podcast HERE    Connect with your Host Mandi Rose @mandirose1111 Follow on Instagram for more Holistic and Spiritual Content @holistic.soul.sisters Join our Holistic Soul Sister Facebook Community HERE Check out Holistic Soul Sister TV on Youtube HERE  Holistic Soul Sisters Tik Tok HERE   Intro and outro music by Thomas Xavier - Producer & Master Engineer Find him on Soundcloud HERE

"Awakening Intuition and Transformation with Leaders Wendy Bunnel and Angel Lynn" Dive into a transformative episode of "I Was Born to Do This" as we engage with two dynamic leaders and JOA authors, Wendy Bunnel and Angel Lynn. Discover the power of intuitive living and the remarkable event they're spearheading, "Yin on Fire." About Our Guests: Meet Wendy Bunnel and Angel Lynn, visionary leaders sparking change through intuition-driven living. Unveiling Intuition's Potential: Explore the potency of listening to your body and following intuitive guidance for a life of purpose. Learn how to navigate life's journey with clarity. "Yin on Fire" Event: Delve into "Yin on Fire," a four-day immersive healing event featuring sound healing, spirituality, and connection. Learn about the event's transformative impact.- www.yinonfire.com Why Listen: If you're drawn to authentic living, intuition, and transformation, this episode is a must. Gain insights to embrace intuition and ignite change. Connect: For updates and more about Wendy Bunnel, Angel Lynn, and "Yin on Fire," visit www.yinonfire.com @wendy.bunnell + @angel.the.rockstar Join us to explore intuitive awakening and profound transformation in a concise episode that sparks change.  

Skitch (@SkitchMusic) is joined by Joa (@pussyfullawasps) to read this month's credits!   SUPPORT LINKS - Patreon.com/austinyorski Patreon.com/LauraKBuzz Patreon.com/RenegadeCut Patreon.com/Skitch Patreon.com/WeeklyMangaRecap   MUSIC - Sonic the Hedgehog ReMix by Jorito...: "Speeding Towards Adventure" [Green Hill Zone] (#3561): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grADRNE8q7w   DISCORD - https://discord.gg/YMU3qUH

No episódio de hoje temos João Gonçalves, executivo digital com ampla experiência em Marketing e Operações para start-ups, empresas digitais e modelos de marketplace. Atualmente, é Founder e CEO da JoGo, uma boutique de consultoria especializada em Marketing & Growth – crescimento - para startups e negócios em transformação digital. João foi Diretor de Marketing & Growth do QuintoAndar e principal executivo de marketing da OLX, da equipe fundadora do bomnegócio.com. Casado com uma brasileira, João é um português graduado em Física Teórica com distinção pela Universidade de Coimbra e tem full-time MBA pela NOVA SBE e Coppead/UFRJ. Um papo bastante nutritivo sobre a maior dor das startups: o crescimento.

Quinn (@rollot) is joined by Joa (@pussyfullawasps) to read this month's credits!   SUPPORT LINKS - Patreon.com/austinyorski Patreon.com/LauraKBuzz Patreon.com/RenegadeCut Patreon.com/Skitch Patreon.com/WeeklyMangaRecap   MUSIC - Sonic the Hedgehog ReMix by Jorito...: "Speeding Towards Adventure" [Green Hill Zone] (#3561): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grADRNE8q7w   DISCORD - https://discord.gg/YMU3qUH

Frank Staples' NH9 Trial Final Day :: 1st Amendment Auditors and Free Speech :: De-Dollarization :: 1st Amendment Auditor Convention at Porcfest? :: Fair Use :: 48% of Americans Worried about Money in Banks :: Galena from Ukraine :: Prices to Come Down? :: Barter :: Horse Perks :: 2023-05-04 Ian, Joa, Jay Support Riley on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/crblake86 Send Bitcoin: 1MnoYoPirXQHfhknDxbDHhLsF9u7kUggKy Send Bitcoin Cash: qpp62s8uupdqkrfew7vgp805pnsh5jk2ncnfkndwrd Dash: XpApo1jcPzTJyLLB6G8GJ7DoW9CGjcV5xT Ether: 0xFb1a23163bea743BB79B93849D864ad070597855 Lightcoin ltc1q6ygsamrkwl0at93datyqfh47z4crg4jkg4fx30

Frank Staples' NH9 Trial Final Day :: 1st Amendment Auditors and Free Speech :: De-Dollarization :: 1st Amendment Auditor Convention at Porcfest? :: Fair Use :: 48% of Americans Worried about Money in Banks :: Galena from Ukraine :: Prices to Come Down? :: Barter :: Horse Perks :: 2023-05-04 Ian, Joa, Jay

NH9 Arrests :: Endless Struggle over Schools :: Ricky vs Aria on New Media :: Radio to Continue? :: AM Radio :: Radio Requests :: CB Radio :: 420 Plus Shrooms :: Space X Go Boom :: Lawyers and the BAR :: DCF Pre-Crime :: Joa Complains to City Hall RE Lazy Workers :: Rest on Red :: 2023-04-20 Ian, Jay, Joa