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Senate Republicans will spend the coming weeks trying to agree on changes to President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill.  We asked Clinton and George W. Bush administration ag secretaries, Dan Glickman and Mike Johanns, about how reconciliation elements may change in the Senate and the fate of the traditional rural-urban farm bill coalition. "It looks to me like the coalition broke up," Johanns says.Glickman and Johanns also discuss the Make America Healthy Again report, President Trump's tariffs and USDA staff reductions.Want to receive Newsmakers in your inbox every week? Sign up! http://eepurl.com/hTgSAD

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Trade has been top of mind for farm country this week as President Donald Trump imposed and delayed tariffs on the country's top trading partners. Former Ag Secretaries Dan Glickman and Mike Johanns, USDA leaders during the Clinton and George W. Bush administrations, discuss the impact of enacted and potential tariffs.They also share their thoughts on Trump's cabinet nominees, including Ag Secretary-nominee Brooke Rollins and Health and Human Services Secretary-nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr.Want to receive Newsmakers in your inbox every week? Sign up! http://eepurl.com/hTgSAD

Donald Trump won the presidency and the GOP won control of the Senate this week. Some House race votes are still being tallied.We sat down with two former agriculture secretaries, Dan Glickman from the Clinton administration and Mike Johanns from the Bush administration, to discuss what could be ahead regarding trade and immigration policy, as well as the possible role of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in the Trump administration.Want to receive Newsmakers in your inbox every week? Sign up for free! http://eepurl.com/hTgSAD

Brownfield's Brandon Peoples visited with Former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture and Governor of Nebraska Mike Johanns following the Henry C. Gardiner Global Food Systems Conference at Kansas State Unvierstiy. Johanns talked about how technology is a critical piece to feeding the world. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

As the House Agriculture Committee held its first farm bill markup this week, former Ag Secretaries Dan Glickman and Mike Johanns join Agri-Pulse Newsmakers to discuss the political environment around a farm bill. Focusing on bipartisan solutions, Secretaries Glickman and Johanns discuss potential roadblocks Republicans and Democrats must overcome to pass farm and food legislation.Want to receive Newsmakers in your inbox every week? Sign up! http://eepurl.com/hTgSAD

In this episode, we talk to Kate Johanns, CAE, marketing and communications director with the Association of Texas Professional Educators. She joins our hosts Steven Stout, FASAE, CAE, and Katy Markert to discuss the intricacies of a day in the life of a marketing and communications professional in the association world. From dissecting the essential role of marcomm to navigating challenges and seizing opportunities within the discipline, they cover it all. Tune in to discover valuable tools for communications professionals, insights into the future of marketing, and the significance of involvement in TSAE.   This episode is sponsored by Visit Austin.     Better By Association is produced by Association Briefings.

About the Guests Mike Johanns was the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture from 2005-2007 as well as the Governor of Nebraska from 1999-2005 and the state's U.S. Senator from 2009-2015. As alliantgroup's Chairman of Agriculture, Johanns brings more than 30 years of experience at virtually every level of government and a strong background in both agriculture […]

Johanns G. has been dee jaying since 1989 when he got turntables for his 9th birthday, and his life has never been the same. In 2007 he went on to win the winter music conference spin off for mixing. "I feel that my music is truly influenced by my German, Ecuadorian, and Argentinian background." - Johanns Gammel

Was läuft? Das Internet ist voll Wissenschaft. Roman & Johanns sortieren ihre bevorzugten Informationskanäle quer durch die Medienlandschaft.

Diesmal diskutieren Johann und Friedrich über die Welt der Kunst, Johanns vergangene Ausstellung, sowie die Probleme, die bei der Organisation solcher Ausstellungen auftreten können. Außerdem geht es um die grundlegende die Frage, was Kunst ist und ab wann sie beginnt und aufhört.

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Johann Trollmann was born in Germany before the first World War to Sinti parents. Sinti were referred to by the Nazis as: Gypsies - a derogatory term.  Much like the Jews, they were a minority group that the Germans disdained. The Nazis viewed them as an inferior race to be detained and murdered. Nazism and anti-semitism grew rapidly in the 1930s alongside Johanns boxing career. He became a professional boxer, known for his phenomenal footwork and won the German Light Heavyweight Championship. The Nazis revoked his title because he was Sinti. Johann was deported to concentration camps, and recognized as a famous boxer, forced to fight with his life on the line for the amusement of the SS. Besides death fights, Johann faced numerous other horrors including medical experimentation. This is a story of bravery and resilience. The story of Johann Trollmann.   Please visit our website for more information.  Contact: holocausthistories@gmail.com Episode information and sources can be found here.

Jake & Jess take shots of stuff and drink 40s out of paper bags in this episode about parks and the terrible things that happen to people inside them. Follow us! Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/threeshotsinpodcast/ Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/threeshotsin Youtube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1IppW-Udtz5bM6YYFCbbZw Audea:  https://audea.io/three-shots-in Thank you to our patrons Sweet Sam, Jeremy, Mom, Dad, Dani, David, Terry, TJ, and Ricky!   Music:  Grit & Chips - T-Shirts & Sweats / Control Bridge - Etienne Roussel / Particle Emission - Silver Maple / For The Moment - Almost Here

This week we meet a whole family of Johanns, break our brains with Philosophy, and we finally learn where Nazi's come from.  Also, we have a Patreon! [Insert Air Horn Noises Here] If you'd like to donate and join our cult, please visit www.patreon.com/cultpodcast or visit our website and click on the Patreon tab.

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Join us in a master class in modern media and storytelling in this episode of Arc Waves where we speak with Associate Professor for the Television-Radio Degree at the Park School of Communications at Ithaca College, Mr Peter Johanns. Having worked in a variety of capacities in various television stations, and also having produced several documentaries on social issues, Peter is experienced in traditional media but has also seen great success in modern social media, including with TikTok, where he has amassed over 1 million followers.Our conversation with Peter also highlights the importance of telling a compelling story in multiple paradigms in order to reach a variety of demographics.https://www.ithaca.edu/faculty/pjohannshttps://theithacan.org/life-culture/park-professor-goes-viral-on-tiktok/www.thearcolc.org

Ich hatte diesmal das Glück, dass ich vor meinem Interview mit dem Galeristen Johann König schon ein paar Tage in Berlin mit meiner Freundin hatte. Und in der Zeit habe ich sie dann schon mal in Johanns Galerie geschleppt, um die gerade aktuelle Ausstellung von Daniel Arsham zu sehen – der ist nämlich einer meiner Lieblingskünstler. Das war das erste Mal, dass ich den Raum gesehen habe und ich muss sagen, Johann hat die alte Kirche Sankt Agnes in eine wirklich einmaligen Galerie verwandelt. Der brutalistische Bau wirkt jetzt, als wäre er genau für diesen Zweck gebaut worden. Ich könnte jetzt noch weiter darüber schwärmen, aber schau dir lieber ein paar von den Bildern auf meinem Instagram-Account an, oder noch besser, schau selber mal in Kreuzberg vorbei.Johann hatte als Kind einen Unfall mit Schwarzpulverkügelchen, bei dem er fast komplett blind wurde. Heute, nach etlichen Operationen, hat er etwa 20 bis 30 % Sicht, aber das ist auch ein Auf und Ab, wie er nebenbei erwähnte. Ich wollte bewusst das Gespräch nicht zu sehr darauf lenken, weil ich lieber darüber sprechen wollte, was Johann aufgebaut hat, statt einen Unfall aus seiner Jugend, auch wenn der ein sehr dramatisches Erlebnis in seinem Leben war. Aber falls du mehr darüber erfahren möchtest, kann ich dir sein Buch „Der blinde Galerist“ sehr empfehlen, in dem er den Unfall und sein ganzes Leben bis 2019 sehr eindrücklich beschrieben hat.Wir sprachen über seine Anfänge und darüber, dass er eigentlich noch nie etwas anderes gemacht hat, über seine Experimente mit MISA, der Kunst-Messe, die er in Sankt Agnes gegründet hat, über E-Commerce und NFTs, darüber, warum man nicht immer alles kaufen darf, was man gern haben möchte, und über Johanns unternehmerisches Talent. Ausserdem darüber, was Kunst bewirken kann und über den Künstler und Familienfreund der Königs On Kawara, dank dem sich mir das Prinzip Konzeptkunst überhaupt erst eröffnet hat.Mein Gast heutehttps://www.instagram.com/johann.koenig/https://www.instagram.com/koeniggalerie/Jetzt Supporter werdenhttps://patreon.com/ohnedenhypeWunschgäste bitte hier in die Kommentarehttps://apple.co/3cdoMZLInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/ohnedenhypeFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/ohnedenhypeYouTubehttp://youtube.ohnedenhype.com

As part of the Sanctuary for Independent Media's 2021 Uptown Summer youth program, radio producer Octavian Rescott spoke with Collard City Garden Coordinator Erin Johanns about her day to day garden activities and how she got involved withe the Media Sanctuary. Collared City growers is a food justice, arts, and permaculture project located on the Sanctuary's campus. Garden in hours are Fridays 5-7pm and Sundays 10am-12pm

In der heutigen sommerlichen Episode geht es um die Fußball EM und Greenpeace gefährlicher Auftritt, Moos-Bäume, welche die Luft verbessern sollen und um Johanns neuestes Hobby: Boxen. Hier geht's zur Bonus-Folge: - https://brotherhood-podcast.de/patreon GoodNews: - Grünes Bitcoin-Mining: https://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/technologie/bitcoin-schuerfen-el-salvador-vulkan-geothermie-ernergieverbrauch-101.html - CityTrees: https://greencitysolutions.de/ Links: - Brotherhood auf YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPbroabQ5M4ELq3AXPvUBRw - Brotherhood auf Twitter: https://twitter.com/Brotherhood_DE - Brotherhood auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brotherhood_podcast/ - Brotherhood´s Webseite: https://www.brotherhood-podcast.de/

Erin Johanns is a new addition to the Sanctuary for Independent Media family. Erin is joining us as the Garden Coordinator for the Collard City Garden. She has ambitions to use the garden as a food source for the community who she wants to see the garden as theirs, too. She spoke with HMM's Sina Basila Hickey. Get your hands dirty in the garden drop in hours: Fridays 5pm-7pm and Sunday from 10am-1pm at 3337 6th Ave in North Troy

How to Use Private Money to Get Started in Real Estate (LA 1469) Transcript: Steven Butala: Steve and Jill here. Jill DeWit: Hi. Steven Butala: Welcome to the Land Academy show, entertaining land investment talk. I'm Steven Jack Butala. Jill DeWit: And I'm Jill Dewitt broadcasting from sweet Scottsdale, Arizona. Steven Butala: Today, Jill and I talk about how to use private money to get started in real estate. Jill just sat down. This is what happens. I do all the work, hours of work and Jill sits down at one minute till the time we're supposed to record and she says, "Okay, what's the topic? And how do I look?" And I say, this is the topic and you look great. And she gives me an opinion on the topic. And she happened to like this one. It's a 50/50 shot. Jill DeWit: That's kind of funny. Steven Butala: What were just doing before you got on the show? Jill DeWit: Oh, so I was on clubhouse. I jumped into this clubhouse group. It was real estate, just kind of like a real estate one-on-one and there were people in there. Everybody's trying to find houses to like rehab and rent them out. They're trying to buy them, rent them out. By the way, they're talking about some markets like Columbus I want to say and Indianapolis and these stupid places. It's so nuts. You can buy a house for like $40,000 and rent them out for a thousand. Steven Butala: That's what my sister does in Cadillac, Michigan. Jill DeWit: It's brilliant. They're figuring out these good areas, but where they're falling down is how to buy the asset. So that's where I chimed in and let them know how to get the data and what to do. So one guy said direct mail and you better believe I jumped all over that one. Steven Butala: Yeah. I think that rental model is compelling. If you can get a good management company and you can buy a lot all at once, it's still a lot of work. In the end, I would never pull the trigger on it just because land is our thing, but my sister's got 30 or 40, 45 doors she said the last time I talked to her in Cadillac, Michigan because her husband, this is what he does full time. Jill DeWit: He's kind of the management company. Steven Butala: He is the management company and he has patience. So I don't have any patience for that. Jill DeWit: Yes. No, we do not. What do you have patience for babe? Steven Butala: Land acquisitions and resales and teaching. Jill DeWit: Even then it better go quickly. Steven Butala: That's true. Before we get into it, let's take a question posted by one of our members on the landinvestors.com online community. It's free. And if you're with us already in the Land Academy community, please join us on Discord. It's gets bigger every day and I'm getting a lot out of it for sure and I know just based on the volume that our members are really... it's a new tool for us. It doesn't cost anything. It doesn't cost us anything and it doesn't cost our members anything and it's a great way to stay in constant contact with all of us. Jill DeWit: Cool. Johanns wrote, "I've done some research about closing costs, but most resources I've found are related to buying house using a mortgage and not buying vacant land without a mortgage. So what are your typical closing costs on the buy and sell side provided that A, use a title agency when both buying and selling the property B, use an agent to sell the property. Let's say you buy a property for 30,000 and sell it for 70. My questions are, what would be your average title agency fees when buying property for 30,000? What other closing costs are there? What would be your overall expenses when buying? How much does an agency typically charge? What would be the title agency fees and other fees on the sell side? Who has to typically carry the title agency fees on the sell side? I understand that it's negotiable, but what is standard? Who typically has to carry the agent's fees?" We're getting a little too brainy here, but I'll answer them. Steven Butala: Well,

How to Use Private Money to Get Started in Real Estate (LA 1469) Transcript: Steven Butala: Steve and Jill here. Jill DeWit: Hi. Steven Butala: Welcome to the Land Academy show, entertaining land investment talk. I'm Steven Jack Butala. Jill DeWit: And I'm Jill Dewitt broadcasting from sweet Scottsdale, Arizona. Steven Butala: Today, Jill and I talk about how to use private money to get started in real estate. Jill just sat down. This is what happens. I do all the work, hours of work and Jill sits down at one minute till the time we're supposed to record and she says, "Okay, what's the topic? And how do I look?" And I say, this is the topic and you look great. And she gives me an opinion on the topic. And she happened to like this one. It's a 50/50 shot. Jill DeWit: That's kind of funny. Steven Butala: What were just doing before you got on the show? Jill DeWit: Oh, so I was on clubhouse. I jumped into this clubhouse group. It was real estate, just kind of like a real estate one-on-one and there were people in there. Everybody's trying to find houses to like rehab and rent them out. They're trying to buy them, rent them out. By the way, they're talking about some markets like Columbus I want to say and Indianapolis and these stupid places. It's so nuts. You can buy a house for like $40,000 and rent them out for a thousand. Steven Butala: That's what my sister does in Cadillac, Michigan. Jill DeWit: It's brilliant. They're figuring out these good areas, but where they're falling down is how to buy the asset. So that's where I chimed in and let them know how to get the data and what to do. So one guy said direct mail and you better believe I jumped all over that one. Steven Butala: Yeah. I think that rental model is compelling. If you can get a good management company and you can buy a lot all at once, it's still a lot of work. In the end, I would never pull the trigger on it just because land is our thing, but my sister's got 30 or 40, 45 doors she said the last time I talked to her in Cadillac, Michigan because her husband, this is what he does full time. Jill DeWit: He's kind of the management company. Steven Butala: He is the management company and he has patience. So I don't have any patience for that. Jill DeWit: Yes. No, we do not. What do you have patience for babe? Steven Butala: Land acquisitions and resales and teaching. Jill DeWit: Even then it better go quickly. Steven Butala: That's true. Before we get into it, let's take a question posted by one of our members on the landinvestors.com online community. It's free. And if you're with us already in the Land Academy community, please join us on Discord. It's gets bigger every day and I'm getting a lot out of it for sure and I know just based on the volume that our members are really... it's a new tool for us. It doesn't cost anything. It doesn't cost us anything and it doesn't cost our members anything and it's a great way to stay in constant contact with all of us. Jill DeWit: Cool. Johanns wrote, "I've done some research about closing costs, but most resources I've found are related to buying house using a mortgage and not buying vacant land without a mortgage. So what are your typical closing costs on the buy and sell side provided that A, use a title agency when both buying and selling the property B, use an agent to sell the property. Let's say you buy a property for 30,000 and sell it for 70. My questions are, what would be your average title agency fees when buying property for 30,000? What other closing costs are there? What would be your overall expenses when buying? How much does an agency typically charge? What would be the title agency fees and other fees on the sell side? Who has to typically carry the title agency fees on the sell side? I understand that it's negotiable, but what is standard? Who typically has to carry the agent's fees?" We're getting a little too brainy here, but I'll answer them. Steven Butala: Well,

In diesem Beitrag geht es um Selfies und Fotos. Aber auch um Ängste von Businessfrauen vor Selfies. Wir sprechen darüber, wie wichtig es ist gute Fotos von sich als Businessfrau zu machen. Denn gute Fotos zahlen auf dein Branding ein und helfen dir auch zu wachsen. Ich freue mich immer über ein Feedback. Schreib mir […]

PATREON.COM/KOLLASVENSKEN! Kolla Svenskens Julkalender fortsätter! I lucka 18 av 24 hittar vi äntligen ett nytt Kolla Sverige! Denna gång med GÄST!? Årets målvakt i Division 1, Svante Hildeman, är inne och snackar Torn, Lundaderbyn, att vara målvakt och ändå koncentrera sig samt förstår inte riktigt Johanns referenser till forna div1-lirare. Dessutom lite Jonas Lantto såklart! Allt är med andra ord som det ska och det blev ett jävla toppenavsnitt! GOD LYSS!

After the hosts have a lively discussion on flower arrangements, Beth details the story of Gesche Gottfried, the so-called Angel of Bremen. Hannah and Catherine soon guess that this 19th century lady is no angel. There are many Johanns, flowers, and Catherine correcting pronunciation contained in this episode.

Stephan Lohses "Johanns Bruder" (Suhrkamp) und Rafaella Romagnolo "Dieses ganze Leben" ( Diogenes), vorgestellt von Sabine Zaplin. Es gibt viele Geschwisterpaare in der Literaturgeschichte: Orest und Elektra, Hänsel und Gretel, Die Brüder Karamasoff. Natürlich weiß auch die Gegenwartsliteratur von dieser so besonderen, oft engen, nicht selten auch von Macht, Gewalt und Verletzungen geprägten Beziehung zu erzählen. Sabine Zaplin stellt zwei Roman-Neuerscheinungen vor, in denen Geschwister im Zentrum der Handlung stehen: "Dieses ganze Leben" von Rafaella Romagnolo und der neue Roman von Stephan Lohse, "Johanns Bruder".

⚫️⚪️⚫️ https://die-hohenzollern-und-ihr-werk.de/ Mehr zum Deutschen Kaiserreich: https://www.hilfsdienst.net/ Hier erscheint nach und nach das komplette Hörbuch des Buches "Die Hohenzollern und ihr Werk". Das Buch beschreibt die 1000 jährige Geschichte der Zollern und somit Preußens. Das Buch wurde 1915 fertiggestellt und wird hier unverändert wiedergegeben. In dieser Folge: Charakteristik der beiden Brüder 123—124. Einführung der Reformation in der Neumark und in der Kurmark, Ausgang des Kardinals Albrecht 125. Die brandenburgische Politik und der schmalkaldische Krieg 126 bis 128. Die Hohenzollern und Moritz von Sachsen 129. Albrecht Alcibiades 129—130. Die magdeburgische und die preußische Frage 130—131. Ausgang Joachims II. und Johanns von Küstrin; der Streit über den Oderhandel mit Pommern 131—133.

Das Buch handelt von einem ungleichen Brüderpaar auf der Reise durch die niedersächsische Provinz - und durch die NS-Vergangenheit.

Zwei Brüder, beide traumatisiert, beide auf ihre Weise aus dem Leben geworfen treffen sich in Stephan Lohses neuem Roman nach vielen Jahren wieder. „Johanns Bruder“ ist ein Road Novel durch die Familien- und die deutsche Geschichte.Rezension von Ulrich Rüdenauer.Suhrkamp Verlag, 343 Seiten, 22 EuroISBN 978-3-518-42959-4

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Im heutigen Podcast-Interview erzählt Silke Johanns ihre persönliche Geschichte und wie sie als Perfektionistin krank wurde, ihre Krankheit als Chance nutzte und sich mit ihrem Herzens-Business selbständig machte. Silke zeigt Frauen, wie sie sich von Bewertungen und Urteilen befreien und voll und ganz zu sich stehen, damit sie ihr eigenes Ding machen können. Du erhältst durch Silkes Geschichte ein Praxisbeispiel dafür, wie es gelingen kann, ungesunde Muster zu verlassen und dadurch das volle Potenzial zu entfachen. Mehr Infos zu Silke findest du unter: www.vollweiber.net FB-Gruppe "Vollweiber - Mach dein Ding": https://bit.ly/346I1Pb Sharing is caring

On the March 31 edition of Music History Today,Jimi Hendrix burns his guitar, crazed fans attack two musicians, and Angus & 2 classical Johanns celebrate birthdays.

Hört ihr das auch? Na klar! Denn die Soundqualität ist nochmal ein Stückchen besser geworden mit Johanns neuem Mikrofon. Neben diesem Hörgenuss per se sprechen wir über die Freude / Angst / Verantwortung von Benedikt zweifacher Patenonkel zu werden und beleuchten zudem das START NEXT Projekt am 12 / 06 / 2020 mit bekannten Gesichtern der FFF-Bewegung (Zitat L. Neubauer: „So billig war die Weltrettung noch nie“). Finden wir die Idee gut? Was macht uns ein bisschen Bauchweh? Hört rein! In der zweiten Hälfte beginnen wir mit unserer kritischen Weihnachtsserie für diese Adventszeit. Zum warm werden besprechen wir mal, ganz subjektiv natürlich, unsere Wahrnehmung von Weihnachtsmärkten im Jahr 2019 und überlegen uns in einem weiteren Schritt, was wir gerne anders hätten. Spannend! Falls ihr noch gute Ideen habt für weitere Weihnachtsthemen / Traditionen die wir in der nächsten Folge bequatschen sollen, lasst es uns gerne in den Kommentaren oder auf Twitter / Mail wissen. Wir freuen uns drüber! Viel Spaß beim Hören!

In meiner jüngsten Podcast-Folge spreche ich mit Gabriella Johanns darüber, wie es gelingen kann, das Eigene zu leben. Und warum das überhaupt wichtig ist. Gehen wir unseren Weg, drücken wir uns immer mehr aus, so tauchen Aspekte auf, die wir als schwierig erleben: Wut, Angst, Trauer. Wir sprechen darüber, wie wir damit umgehen können - diese Gefühle und Fähigkeiten können zum kraftvollen Motor für unsere Transformation werden. Gabriella Johanns erzählt über ihren eigenen Weg und wo sie heute steht. Rückblickend auf ihr Leben waren es vor allem die Fehlschläge, die zu Meilensteinen auf ihrem Entwicklungsweg wurden. Für Gabriella Johanns ist tanzen essentiell. "Tanz war immer meine Psychohygiene, seit ich in den Ausgang gehen durfte", sagt sie. Gabriella Johanns wurde in Thun im Berner Oberland in der Schweiz geboren. Sie sieht das Leben als Reise und nicht als Destination. Ihr Berufsleben begann als Innendekorations-Näherin, mit 25 wechselte sie durch Weiterbildung in die Bürowelt, wo sie unter anderem in einer grossen IT-Firma den operativen Einkauf leitete. Parallel startete Gabriella mit 28 Jahren eine therapeutische Ausbildung in Prozessorientierter Persönlichkeitsentwicklung. Heute ist sie zum zweiten Mal selbständig und arbeitet als zertifizierte 5-Rhythmen Bewegungs- und Tanzlehrerin, als Therapeutin und sie bildet Menschen in Energieorientierter Prozessarbeit aus. Viele Freude beim Zuhören und bis zur nächsten Episode! Eine Beschreibung zu jeder Podcast-Episode finden Sie auf meinem Blog: https://www.reginaschlager.ch/blog/berufung-gestalten Regina Schlager, Coach, Facilitator, Autorin - Berufung gestalten, ReConnect GmbH Mehr Informationen über dieses Gespräch, die Podcast-Reihe sowie zu allen bereits erschienenen Episoden finden Sie unter "Podcast" auf www.reginaschlager.ch

Silke Johanns ist Coach für Vollweiber und weiss, wie sie sich leicht gut drauf bringt! Sie möchte Frauen darin unterstützen, ihr ungelebtes Potential zu entfalten und richtig durchzustarten! Als online Strategie-Coach und Frohnatur inspiriert sie andere darin, nicht in eine Rolle zu fallen, wie andere einen haben wollen, sondern authentisch zu sein, dann kommt die gute Laune von alleine. Sie kann vor allem auch über sich selbst lachen... Silkes Vollweiber – Facebook-Gruppe: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1040657989446571/ Just Silke auf facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Silke-Johanns/100010403347062

"Det var en perfekt match ur supporterperspektiv". #220 är på hugget efter ett sommaruppehåll och pratar uttömmande om Sirius respektingivande seger mot IFK Norrköping. Sedan spekuleras det fritt om bolagisering som ska rädda ekonomin. Dessutom: Kay Pollack, idrottspsykolog vs. mental coach, att behöva shorts på Sicilien, "fjärilshuset i Haga", Ackes supermatch, trygghetsduon på mitten, det svåra spelschemat, Johanns kärlek till Philip Haglund, Oskars hat mot Peo Ljung och varför sjunger vi egentligen om 2027? Medverkande: Oskar Bernövall, Johann Bernövall.

Das Wetter ist schön und die beiden Brüder sind wieder auf der Bank im Park. Diesmal geht es um Johanns geschäftlichen Trip nach Mallorca, über RFID-Chips unter der Haut und über Fahrrad-Unfälle. Links: - Brotherhood auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brotherhood_podcast/ - Brotherhood´s Webseite: https://www.brotherhood-podcast.de/

Namen sind unverwechselbar. Bis ins Mittelalter reichte es aus, wenn man einen Namen hatte. Wenn die Mutter den „Johann“ zum Essen rief, dann kam Johann. Doch als die Gehöfte größer wurden, kamen auf diesen Ruf hin mehrere „Johanns“. Praktischer war es, einen zweiten Namen hinzuzufügen. Es hat eine lange Tradition, den Namen des Vaters anzuhängen: [...]

Glenn talks to David Johanns about finding and working with people of the same mindset... plus, he gets a song!

Johnny Owens is a Physical Therapist who currently serves as the Director of Education at Owens Recovery Science. Previously, Johnny spent 10 years as the Chief of Human Performance Optimization at the Center for the Intrepid (See Video Below).  Here he treated service members, including Ryan Miller from Episode 79, who suffered severe musculoskeletal trauma. I heard Johnny speak at the AMSSM conference this past May in San Diego and was amazed by the incredible knowledge he was sharing on Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) and the implications it has for athletes recovering from injury.  Johnny has been published extensively for his work with BFR in the peer reviewed literature and his work has been featured on 60 Minutes, Time Magazine, NPR, Discovery Channel and ESPN.  I have no doubt many of the athletes who listen to this episode can benefit one way or another by adding BFR to their rehab protocol or training regimen. As many of you know, I have been rehabbing from an Osteochonral Autograft Transfer (OATs) surgery I elected to have back in January of 2016.  I have been struggling with moderate to severe kneecap pain and atrophy  since 6 months out from surgery.  The pain has diminished greatly since working with Dr. Danielle Clarke over at Parabolic Performance and Rehab in Little Falls, NJ. However, when I heard Johnny talk about BFR at the AMSSM conference I first thought, I need to get this guy on the podcast and then thought, this could be a potential solution to my lingering knee pain! Johnny told me he thought I would be a good candidate for BFR training. For athletes like me who can't build muscle through lifting heavy loads because it is painful, the anaerobic properties of BFR training have been found to stimulate a similar biological response in the muscle with much lighter weights.  In the above picture, I am performing a step-up with a slow eccentric descent.  Trust me, you have never felt muscle fatigue until you have tried BFR.  It's a deep burn (Insert Ron Burgundy voice).  The single leg squat on the Total Gym is by far the most difficult and uncomfortable, but after having limited use of my quad for over a year, it's also glorious. Since recording this episode with Johnny I have been doing BFR on my leg for the past 3 weeks at Edge Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine.  Considering the large number of physical therapy practices in my area, most of them do not have Owens Recovery System certified PT's.  You can find a list of certified providers in your area on Johnny's website. Since working with Lawrence and Johanns at Edge, I can definitely feel a big difference in the strength of my left leg. Normally when I go out for a ride on my road bike or do some intervals on an Assault Bike, my non-surgically repaired right leg feels like it is doing all the work.  However, I feel much more symmetrical in the last couple rides and workouts I have done. I am excited to see the progress in the coming weeks.  Keep an eye out for some videos on social media of my BFR training. Below you will find notes on my interview with the BFR legend himself, Johnny Owens: BFR is an individualized tourniquet system and is meant to reduce blood flow into an extremity. If you are able to exercise at a low blood flow, you can use lighter weights to get similar results that you would expect from lifting heavy weights. BFR isn't as new of an idea as you might think. Early physiology studies from decades ago look into anaerobic muscle response. Yoshiaki Sato noticed bigger pump effect with BFR. Population Perfect for person recovering from injury because those patients cant handle heavy loads. Geriatric population. Battling sarcopenia after 50, body doesn’t respond to muscle protein synthesis. Athletes in season, won’t beat up the body. Dwight Howard video Both lower tourniquet pressures have an effect and high pressures have an effect. Why not just use a tourniquet? Clinically you can’t ignore the tourniquet literature. Wide and tapered devices to avoid pressure gradients. Contraindications list: Cardiovascular compromised Cancer “Sick person List” Young pediatrics Certification process Over 1000 certified providers Medical License is required PT, OT, ATC, MD Teaching how to use tourniquets. The science: Who wins?  lifting light or lifting light with a tourniquet? Tourniquet Johnny believes lifting heavy still wins overall, but not everyone can. Increase in lactate Growth hormone elevation Proximal changes around the tourniquet Ex. Quad gets so fatigued that the glute has to work harder Downstream fatigue effect Johnny’s work with Active Duty service members starting back in 2004 “The best and most honorable experience I had in my life” Limb salvage population Needed a strength and hypertrophy response and that’s where BFR came in. What goes into the decision to save or amputate a limb? Loading is going to make you bigger and stronger overtime Once you are injured, the body goes haywire Attitude is number one on the list in leading to successful injury outcomes Identity struggles for athletes and veterans How Psychologists and Nutritionists can help in this process. It was hard to ever feel bad for yourself at the center for the intrepid. Johnny's story of 3 ACL injuries: Grew up in west Texas and was the son of a mechanic (That just sounds tough). Played High school football in the same district as Permian High School from the Book "Friday Night Lights". Eventually gravitated to soccer: Blew his knee out playing soccer on a non-contact play in the rain. Eventually re-tore the repaired knee. Johnny talks about the evolution in ACL surgeries and treatments since his initial injury. Got hit by a car and tore it a third time while at The University of Texas at Austin. The third injury was an eye opener for Johnny, because he realized he couldn’t rely on becoming a pro soccer player. Johnny's advice to athletes going through the transition to life after sports is, "what you do does not define who you are". Why staying at the Center for the Intrepid was “Fail better” and how athletes should seek out non-health-hazardous opportunities that makes them uncomfortable. The definition of toughness from the son of a West Texas mechanic. WHERE CAN YOU FIND MORE ON BFR and OWENS ReCOVERY SCIENCE? WEBSITE | Instagram | FACEBOOK | blog WHERE CAN YOU FOLLOW JOHNny Owens? INSTAGRAM |  TWITTER | LINKEDIN Download Episode 84 : iTunes | Stitcher | SoundCloud

I väntan på den stora kvalspecialen tar Blåsvarta Baksmällan #74, som utspelar sig på Börjegatan, Sallerupsvägen, Gamla Ullevi, City Kebab Kök & Bar samt en palestinsk restaurang på en tvärgata, ett grepp om årets sista Superettanmatch samt turbulensen i Sirius dam. Dessutom: en arg Calle, Johanns twitterspaningar, tipskoll och ett magiskt CG-citat. Medverkande: Lars Olsson, Oskar Bernövall, Johann Bernövall.

"En gud bland män". Efter långa dagar, långa nätter och långa resor försöker Blåsvarta Baksmällan #59 smälta Västra Syds Sommarkollo då Sirius herrars seger mot Ängelholm står till grund för resonemang kring fotbollsfilosofier och om det finns en allmän sanning kring att det ena står över det andra. Dessutom: The Lost Tapes, Entourage, "Kalle Kanna", "Calle Capo" och Johanns ölhupphällningsskola. Medverkande: Johann Bernövall, Oskar Bernövall. Stöd oss! Swish nr: 0737521248

Nebraska Senator Mike Johanns believes the lame duck agenda will be brief and the 114th congress challenged with a blizzard of regulatory authority exerted from the Obama administration. While the GOP majority in both the House and Senate cannot be ignored, both chambers may struggle to muster enough votes to override a presidential veto on key issues. Johanns expects a tremendous amount of energy around the appropriations and budget process in the new congress. Many wonder what might be the next political step for this Nebraska Republican.Jeff NalleySenator Mike Johanns

Senator Mike Johanns is well seasoned in international agricultural trade and U.S. farm policy. He served as governor of Nebraska and U.S. Secretary of Agriculture before he was elected to the U.S. Senate. As the 2014 farm legislation goes into effect, he comments on his view of new and existing programs. He also talks about expanding agricultural trade and the factors that limit the ability of negotiators to strike advantageous deals with Asian and European nations. SELECT NOW FOR DAILY AUDIOSenator Mike Johanns

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Mike Johanns is an Iowa farm boy who headed west to Nebraska to serve as governor before heading east to serve as U.S. Secretary of Agriculture in the GW Bush administration before heading back to win an open U.S. Senate seat almost four years ago. He spoke about the politics of the pending farm bill and the challenges caused by geographical conflict. He also talked about the changing landscape for revered Republicans who are losing out to more conservative opponents and the surprising victory of a Nebraska Sandhills legislator who is now the Republican candidate for Nebraska's other seat in the U.S. Senate. Johanns heads up the "Aggies for Romney" campaign and was asked if he would accept the vice presidential slot with Governor Romney on the 2012 Repubican Ticket.Mike Johanns

In this week's episode David and Mike discuss the Tupac hologram, The Bachelor lawsuit, and the rumor that Justin Bieber was heading to Cornell. They also preview the summer in entertainment and sit down with Professor Peter Johanns for an interview to discuss the changing landscape of television viewing and production.