Podcasts about Jube

Minu seekordseks vestluspartneriks on Andero Keronen, ettevõtte No Bananas tegevjuht, kes jagab ausalt ja mõtestatult oma kogemusi inimeseks ja juhiks kasvamise teekonnalt. Anderoga räägime sellest, kuidas sisemised äratundmised ja julgus iseendaga aus olla loovad eeldused tegelikuks muutuseks – nii inimese kui juhina. Arutleme, miks juhtimise kvaliteet sõltub eneseteadlikkusest, kuidas toime tulla määramatuse ja haavatavusega ning miks eneseareng ei alga mitte muutmisest, vaid märkamise oskusest.

Coach Jube Joseph, Miami Central, with Larry Blustien 9-23-24 full 420 Mon, 23 Sep 2024 23:44:50 +0000 Qepzj6mfi3IB1lX5eiBYYmCOF3w6KmuD sports South Florida High School Sports Radio sports Coach Jube Joseph, Miami Central, with Larry Blustien 9-23-24 Driven by Autonation 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc.

Jube... Jubile... Jubil... Jahrestag! Folge 10! Es ist genau ein Jahr her, da wurde meine erste Folge veröffentlicht! Wer könnte besser als Gast geeignet sein als Gregor! Der eigentlich ja nix hier zu suchen hat :-D Ich klinge nicht gut, weil der Rüssel mal wieder verbogen ist, heute wurde nix geschnitten, nix begradigt alles muss raus wie es ist. Hört @onkel8028 und mich bei @vonDinge GEMAfreie Musik von audiohub.de im Intro Danke an den guten Dia für die Intro-Stimme. Kontakt: elraider31@gmail.com

Town lose again. Ryan from the UpTheU's podcast previews our upcoming game which may decide the fate of Hurst and Jane and Mark give us their time to discuss the funds needed for The Disabled Supporters Club.   To Donate to the the Disabled Supporters Club head to the link below. Crowdfunding to Grimsby Town Disabilty Travelling Supporters - FA Cup travel fund on JustGiving Check out our Merch Shop HERE

Jason Derulo What Did You Believe As A Kid? Mel Buttle Male Fails AFLW – Nat Grider From The Brisbane Lions Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcast/stav-abby-and-mattSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

1. Dillistone - Lost 2. MEDUZA - Phone (feat. Sam Tompkins & Em Beihold) 3. JLV x Jyll - Into Me 4. DUSKER - Loneliness 5. Zack Martino & Tudor - Subliminal 6. Armin van Buuren - Motive 7. Citadelle - Born To Feel 8. Duke Dumont - Losing Control feat. Nathan Nicholson 9. PNAU, Bebe Rexha, Ozuna - Stars (Jaded Remix) 10. Tony Romera - Epilogue 11. Going Deeper & Prime Punk - Back Home 12. Chester Young & Keerthin - Lead Me On 13. Jubël - Triple A (feat. NLE Choppa) (Mike Williams Remix) 14. Yung Felix - I'm Drunk (feat. AMY MIYÚ) 15. Alex Lanwersson & IGNAIT - Closer 16. Wax Motif & KURA - Lo Que Soy 17. Justmylørd - Feel So Good 18. Lackmus - Energy 19. Julian Jordan & Eleganto feat. Kota - NRG 20. Laidback Luke, VINNE & BEAUZ feat. RayRay - Hello

Jube Joseph, Head Coach Miami Central

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Coach Jube Joseph, Miami Central

Thanks for dropping by the podcast, hope you enjoy it, hope you're noticing the stuff that leaves behind tracks of happiness and gratitude in your lives. On the hunch that we'll need those tracks some day, or in the next five minutes, to make our way back. This week's three things from me: 1. Well, well, well - what do you call those masses of snow and ice that barnacle to the underside of wheel wells? 2. Whale, whale, whale - one day in 1970, a dynamite expert walks onto a beach in Oregon… 3. World, world, world - some loose thoughts on Jesus Christ Superstar at the Jube. The original music in the podcast is the work of the talented composer and pianist Brendan McGrath. The end bells, as always, are courtesy Edmonton metal artist and humanitarian Slavo Cech. Here's the exploding whale story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ax7kENH-A7s I'm at glenn.kubish@gmail.com

The Head Coach at Central HS talks about his win over IMG

Jube Joseph, Head Coach , Miami Central,

Union Troops meet Confederates under Jubal "Old Jube" Early on July 5th, 1864, near Frederick, Maryland. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Head Coach at Miami Central joins the show

Head Coach Jube Joseph, Miami Central

We are back for another great interview, today with Andrew Embry, a brand manager -- plus a wordsmith, poet. and creative alchemist.  Andrew combines spoken word & poetry with his data research and marketing roles at https://www.lilly.com/ (Eli Lilly and Company. ) Listen to the entire podcast to hear Andrews poem “bringing love into work” starting at 15:47 Andrew has been writing and performing poetry since he was a child. He has managed to not only use poetry skills offstage but also bringing these skills to work too where he has performed in front of 1000 of his colleagues.    He is an avid reader of books, blogs, and watcher of films to keep his creative juice flowing. One of those books is https://www.amazon.com/Radical-Candor-Kim-Scott/dp/B01KTIEFEE (Radical Candor) by Kim Scott. The book focuses on the importance of giving quality, direct feedback to individuals, which has enabled him to give and receive feedback better. Andrew says, if you can help people see how they're using their own style of creativity, then they can see how much that's valued and they can lean into who they are and bring even more value to you and your team. Andrew has been writing his blog Striking Matches since Jube 2013, and he gives us pointers on how he has been able to get creative ideas over the past 9 years to keep writing. The way he has done this is by having a creative mindset-believing that there is a story and hidden beauty inside everything.  Looking at the world (experiences) as your oyster. A few ideas on how to bring creativity to work especially in remote settings or working from home can include: getting up and taking walks, working out in the morning, or even taking breaks during the day just to go play with your kids. As part of the brand management team, you can bring creativity in your solutions by being empathetic to your customers' needs, while at the same time using the data you collect to make heart-level decisions when telling stories. Andrews Blog: https://andrewembry.home.blog/ (Striking Matches) Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jT_OaYqOaP0 (Andrews performance at Eli Lily's 140th anniversary) Company Website:https://www.lilly.com/ (Eli Lily & Company) Kim Scott's book: https://www.amazon.com/Radical-Candor-Kim-Scott/dp/B01KTIEFEE (Radical Candor) Summary. The future of marketing will be more innovative in the digital space, as we focus on meeting customers at their point of need.   We need to know how to use machine learning to help turn data into insights that we can use to be better.  Listen to the entire podcast to hear Andrews poem “bringing love into work”

Im Gespräch mit Matze. Wir reden über Glück, Langeweile, Stipendium in Tübingen, die knallbunte Schwarzwald-Klinik, polnische Live-Übersetzung im Kino, der graue Osten in den 80ern, Pommern, Sporttaschen voller Smarties, 1987 Flucht aus Polen, der polnische Fiat, 1986 erster Fluchversuch über Belgrad, klassische Wirtschaftsflüchtlinge, jobben in ner Fischfabrik in Köpenick, Bekannte in Rastatt, 7 Monate im Hotel in Gernsbach, ein Blues-Reggae-Festival im Ort der Oma, uncoole Teenager in Trainingsanzügen landen in Straßenschlachten, Metallica & Black Sabbath auf nem Tape vom Cousin, selbstbespielte Metal-Tapes von polnischen Märkten, über die Skater zu Bad Religion, Stress mit Dorffaschos, das JuBe in Baden-Baden, die erste Band Pole Position, Polski verlangte 1991 nach Punk-Postkarten, mit der 1. Band ABC Diabolo & Brieftauben & Wizo & Spermbirds covern, 1996 zum Punx Picnic nach Edinburgh mit Ex-Cathedra & Oi Polloi, der Anfang von Costa´s Cake House, ein The Make-Up Konzert in San Francisco, immer wieder in Liege spielen, die Karlsruhe-Mannheim-Connection, Wirtschaftsschule abgebrochen, bei Eric von Strain in der Radio Show Harvest & Refused & Eyeball kennengelernt, Zivildienst in der Lebenshilfe, Erzieherausbildung, der Versuch mit A Thin Red Line professioneller zu werden, dann es aber doch nicht zu fühlen, der Versuch einer Saint Vitus-mäßigen Band scheitert, hohe Erwartungen an Migrantenkinder, Flow-Momente bei Mönster, lange Schlagzeuger-Suche bis Iffi endlich kam, verrückte Touren durch Russland & Griechenland, rauchende Griech:innen, ein kurzes Zwischenspiel bei Elyjah, ein Hippie-Aussteiger im Schwarzwald, ein Showcase für Joko oder Klaas, Nothing startet gut, aber wird irgendwann unsichtbar, die aufregende China-Tour, ein WG-Zimmer für 80€, ein Sprung ins soziale Nichts, plötzlich "der Berliner" sein, eine Doku über Neo Rauch regt zum Nachdenken an, "Wer bin ich eigentlich?", Goat war eine wichtige Band, Rain/Mother ist Ostfriedsland, mit Garageband für 4,99€ aufnehmen, Utopia Union, ein neues Projekt mit Lennart, krachige Musik fühlt sich nicht mehr richtig an, Telecaster statt SG, im Gespräch mit den Söhnen mit sich selbst konfrontiert werden, Punk nicht auf einen Satz runterbrechen können, alles hinterfragen, der Versuch bedürfnisorientierter Erziehung, Chubby & The Gang, Kanaan, Top 5 Bands: Post Regiment, At the Gates, Bad Brains, Crucifix, Frank Zappa, sich nicht verbiegen müssen, uvm.

Coach Snipes and Coach Jube discuss the importance of having a Coaching Staff work as a team, Coach Snipes talks about what makes the Miami Student-Athlete so different from any other Athlete, Coach Snipes speaks on the crucial role the Community plays in the development of a Student-Athlete, Coach Jube discusses how Miami Central has been able to Separate themselves through their Preparation and Both Coaches talk about the Miami Central High Standard! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theathletesgrindby5starathltcs/support

This show first broadcast on the 26th of Jube, 2021For more info and tracklisting, visit: https://thefaceradio.com/midnight-riot/Tune into new broadcasts of Midnight Riot with Yam Who?, Friday from Midnight - 2 AM EST / 5 - 7 AM GMT (Saturday).Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YamWhoPage/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yamwho/Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/YamWho/Twitter: https://twitter.com/yamwhoEmail: midnightriot@thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, I had a chat with a very good friend of mine, Karan Nijhawan. He is the Founder of Jube.Karan shares how a disappointing experience at a networking event gave birth to the idea of his business. He talks about the importance of the environment to the growth of each individual. We had a productive brainstorm about some marketing ideas on how to achieve his goals for his business.In this episode, we discussed: The founding principle of Jube (Just Be) is that you are the average of the five people you surround yourself with. How a bad experience at a networking event sparked the idea that eventually became Jube. The mistake of underestimating the effect of the environment on a person. Letting people handle things that you don't want to do but are in their zone of genius. The principle of who, not how. As Karan shares the pivot that he is currently applying to his business, shifting from high ticket clients to serving more people at a more affordable price, we discuss the following things to help him achieve that goal: Profit-sharing in exchange for more hands-on mentoring. Create an environment such that the community has the "network effect." Strengthen the community by giving roles to some of the members of the community. Set of procedures where the community runs itself, and everyone is getting a platform to speak. Set the vision and let it run, then check the gaps and find ways to improve. Connect and know more about Karan and Jube here:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/letsjube/?hl=enWebsite: https://solopreneursuccessclub.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karannl/?originalSubdomain=caWHAT IS DIGITAL MARKETING FOR HUMANS?Digital Marketing for Humans is an interview-style podcast aimed squarely at business owners. It's hosted by a business owner. Around 90% of the guests are business owners. It's a platform that shares the stories of business owners, which other business owners might find useful.Each episode is unique because everyone's story is unique. We cover the journey of each guest, starting with why they chose to go the entrepreneur route, where they are today, and what they've learned in the process.We cover what it takes to build a sustainable business. The good, the bad, and the ugly; it's all in there. I really think there's something for everyone so take a listen and learn something new.

Welcome to the MWSA Podcast for Wednesday, June 23rd. We begin with another edition of “Ask The Doctor," focusing on COVID-19 questions sent in by you, the listener. We're joined by Dr. Craig Jenne, Infectious Disease Specialist with the University of Calgary. What effect has the Pandemic had on minor medical procedures and treatments, and will there be lasting effects as we move back to "normal?". We get the results of new research on the topic from a Professor of Health Policy. It's been a long “intermission," but entertainment is finally starting to ramp back up. The Jubilee Auditorium has some big plans for summer with their event called "Jubefest”. And today is the first ever “Differences Day." A day to come together and celebrate our differences, in support of the “Special Olympics”. We get details from a huge supporter of the initiative. “Dragon's Den” star and creator of the “Joe Fresh” brand Joe Mimran. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ingaga kohtume tegelikult juba kaks nädalat varem. Saame stuudio ees kokku, tutvume põgusalt ning seejärel istume mikrofonide taha ja hakkame rääkima. Vestlus tüürib põnevatel teemadel siia-sinna ning märkamatult möödub poolteist tundi. Saate salvestamise ajal kõlab kõik mulle kristallselgelt – heli on puhas ja mitte miski ei anna põhjust tehnilises kvaliteedis kahelda. Kui aga pärastpoole saadet kuulama hakkan, selgub ootamatu tõsiasi: meie vestlust Ingaga saadab ei tea kustkohast tekkinud sahin ja särin. Hääled kostuvad justkui kuskilt kaugelt kivi alt. Ühesõnaga asi on täielikult rikutud ja sellisel kujul ma seda avaldada ei saa. Jube piinlik on, aga helistan Ingale ja selgitan olukorra ära. Tema hakkab seepeale vaid naerma ja ütleb, et ei imesta absoluutselt. Ja on nõus tagasi tulema!

Patrick Joubert (Jube's Smokehouse) joins the podcast to discuss his growing success, his work in the community, Jube's stuffed turkey legs, and a lot more. The show wraps up with Patrick turning the tables and asking host James some questions! Photo courtesy of Fort Worth Magazine. "Punch on the TV" performed by Bruno Freitas on www.hooksounds.com. Our website: www.fwfoodstories.com/ Culinary School of Fort Worth: www.csftw.edu/

This podcast was packed full of creative ideas! Jonathan and Karen shared some terrific stories of how people of all ages across the Alberta community — not just Calgary and Edmonton — can participate in the Jube School programs.  §§§  To learn more about the Jube School, click on one or more of the links below:  Jube School  Website | https://www.jubeschool.com/  Instagram | @jubeschool  Facebook | @jubeschool  Twitter | @jubeschool  §§§ Podcast guests on LinkedIn  Jonathan Love, Executive Director, Alberta Jubilee Society | https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanlovevo/  Karen Youngberg, Cultural Development Specialist, Alberta Jubilee Society | https://www.linkedin.com/in/karen-youngberg/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/allen-wazny/message

Im Gespräch mit Flo. Wir reden über Punkfindung in Baden-Baden, ein Konzert mit Rostock Vampires, das Juz Nagold und Armin X-Mist, Musicpool in Karlsruhe, der Leidensweg von Trial & Error beim Plattenkauf, das harte Erarbeiten von neuer Musik, der gute Geschmack älterer Skater mit einem Gray Matter-Tape, die Beck Session Group, die "Punk-Hochzeit" in Baden-Baden, Bands wie Möbelzentrum & Sackratten, das erste Konzert mit Ego Trip & Tiny Giants, die schöne Fahrt durch den Schwarzwald nach Nagold, Konzerte mit Samiam, Nation of Ulysses, Neurosis, ein Label machen ohne Ahnung davon zu haben, in Bands zu spielen ohne ein Instrument zu können, wie Mama nicht auf den Iro klarkam, House-Parties im Keller, im Nachhinein pubertäres Mackertum erkennen, wenig Bewusstsein in der Kleinstadt, beim Bikini Kill Konzert Leute rausschmeißen, der Einstieg bei Ego Trip ohne jemals Bass gespielt zu haben, die erste Tour, Bands wie Inside Out, Born Against, Iconaclast, Rorschach & Neurosis als Vorbild, das kurze Leben von Zelot, das schöne Jube, Labelvorbilder Ebullition & Dischord, das Vierfarb-Cover der Golgatha 7", Probleme mit dem Inlay zur Golgatha/Luzifers Mob-Split LP, Stress an der Grenze zu Luxemburg wegen Nazi-Verdacht, Genervtsein vom Pseudo-Assi-Tum, die grandiosen Rain Like the Sound of Trains vor zu wenig Leuten, das Kennenlernen älterer Herren durchs Plot, Hardcore & Punk als Identitätsstiftung durch Abgrenzung, geplatzte Träume vom Meeresbiologie- & Jura-Studium, ein ausnahmsweise nicht folgenloses Praktikum beim WDR, ein Film über Jack Kerouacs "On the road" mit Ma von Ego Trip, Dokumentationsfilme über Nazi-Deutschland, Kinofilme zu gesellschaftspolitischen Themen, der linke Diskurs über Privatisierung in den frühen 2000ern, viereinhalb Jahre Arbeit an "Der große Ausverkauf", die sechs Stufen der Kreativität, Kinotour ist wie Hardcore-Tour, der Umgang mit Zeit, für komplexe Fragen gibt es keine einfachen Lösungen, die sogenannte Rush Hour des Lebens, dass es wirtschaftlich so nicht weitergehen kann, der Umgang mit Kritik, die Verhaftung in Nigeria, der sogenannte Ressourcen-Fluch, ein schwitzender Geheimdienstchef, die Aussicht auf 14 Jahre Haft, mit Andy Lehmann von Carol im Gefängnis, ein Benefiz-Konzert mit Tomte & Wir sind Helden organisiert von Philipp Styra, Schlagerparties in der Deutschen Botschaft in Nigeria, ein pessimistischer Blick in die Zukunft, pessimism of the intellect & optimism of the will, positive Erlebnisse mit jugendlichen Aktivist:innen, Lieblingsbands: Gray Matter, Fugazi, Neurosis, Born Against, aktueller Musik-Tipp: Run The Jewels, vieles vom International Anthem Label & Dutzende andere, in Würde altern, uvm.

Welcome back!!! We missed you all a lot. This week is Justinpalooza which I know we've all been waiting for. I hope you enjoy!!

Elame ajal, kui stressi jalg on paljudel gaasi peal ja hirmu käik sees. Jube vähe räägitakse sellest, mida selline olukord meiega pikemas perspektiivis teeb. Kasutades puhast teadust, võtan selle teema korra üles, panen välja, ning eks siis kõik ise teavad, mida selle teadmisega peale hakata. Saates kasutan tüvirakkude bioloogi ja epigeneetika teerajaja dr Bruce Liptoni värskeid ja valgustavaid mõtteid (algab 19:30) Ühendriikide Riiklik Biotehnoloogia Infokeskus kirjutab oma ametlikul kodulehel kõnealuse mehe kohta nii: „Dr Bruce Lipton on rahvusvaheliselt tunnustatud liider teaduse ja hinge ühendamisel“. See, mida arvab niisugune mees praegust olukorrast, viirusest ja vaktsiinist, oli vähemalt mulle ülimalt põnev teada saada. Lisaks pajatan oma jäisest autoelust, peki söömisest ja muust. Head kuulamist, sõbrad!

Tegemist on üheksast tunniajasest podcastist koosnev webinari sari, kus podcasti “Ausad mehed” juht Chris Kala istub maha ning arutleb külalistega sellest, kuidas ennast paremini tundma õppida, kuidas kasvatada eneseteadlikkust ja kuidas jõuda iseendaga paremasse kontakti jne. MARJU KARIN ON EESTIS TUNTUD ILUSÜSTIDE KUNINGANNA, KELLE PEAMISEKS TEGEVUSVALDKONNAKS ONGI ILUSÜSTIDE PROTSEDUURIDE LÄBIVIIMINE. Marju on oma elus teinud igasugu erinevaid töid, alates lihaleti müüjast kuni inkasso tegevjuhini. Sinna vahele mahuvad veel baaridaam, personalijuht, bensukaartide müüja, reklaamimüüja, perearstide ja hambaarstide vahendustöö, ülikoolis loengute andmine ja isegi liikluse ekspertkomisjoni psühholoog. Ta on lõpetanud Tallinna Tervishoiu Kõrgkooli ning töötab Põhja-Eesti regionaalhaiglas operatsiooniblokis ja Punases Ristis. Kirjutan raamatu ”Naine” ja on lihtsalt üks vägev, enesekindel, eneseteadlik, julge, robustne, seksikas aga samas südamlik, siiras ja hooliv naine. Webinaril räägime Marjuga rahust, leppimisest, jaotamisest, teadlikkusest, unustamisvõimest ja andestamisvõimest. Juttu tuleb ka sellest, kuidas kontakt endaga on pidev kõnd vaikuse ja igavuse vahel. Head mõtted Marjult: “Kontaktis oled sa endaga siis, kui sa oled rahul sellega, kes sa oled.” “Kui me lammutame enda isiku lapsepõlveni lahti, siis tuleb osata ennast ka kokku panna. See on nagu moosipurkide avamine. Avad kümme aga ära jõuad süüa vaid ühe. Sama on erinevate taagade ja probleemidega.” “Enda ümbritseva maailmaga tuleb osata tulla toime.” “Täna ütlen ma, et ei pea mugavustsoonist väljas olema.” “Rahu annab see, kui sa otsustad ära mida sa teed, kellega ja kuidas jne. Me püüame pugeda liialt palju.” “Ei ole vaja limpsida ega ka pugeda kõigile. See rikub iseennast ära.” “Meil on elus üks teerada, mina lähtun sellel egoismist ehk kas mul on hea või mitte.” “Jube kurb on tanki all surra, kui keegi ei mäleta seda.” “Eestis ei ole tähtis see, mida sa suust välja ajad. Eestis on tähtis see, et sa pildis oled.” “Sellest hetkest, kui sa millegiga lepid, suudad sa taas jätkata. Seni kuni sa ei lepi, on tegemist eitamisega.” “Leppimine pole alistumine, vaid leppimine on aktsepteerimine ja edasiminek.” “Teiste nõrkuseid suudad sa aktsepteerida siis, kui oled enda tugevustest teadlik.” “20-ne aastane Marju oli targem kui mina. Olen hakanud kahtlema mingites asjades.” “Enda jõust tuleb osata aru saada. Alati ei pea “jah” ütlema.” “Üks suurimaid oskuseid on osata unistada ja osata tulla surmaga toime, need on väga keerulised osad.” “Sellest hetkest, kui sul tekib vastasseis, see näitab, et nüüd hakkad kohale jõudma ja tipus oled sa alati üksinda. Tippe ei salli mitte keegi.” “Nii kaua kui sa tahad edukaks saada, siis ei saa sa edukaks.” “Ärge vaadake alt üles neid, kellel läheb hästi, sest ka nende sees on alati midagi, mis läheb halvasti.” Ausad Mehed: www.chriskala.com www.ausadmehed.ee Facebook: www.facebook.com/podcastausadmehed/ www.facebook.com/chriskkala

Karan Nijhawan is the founder of JUBE, which stands for Just Be. He's built his business through investing in his relationships and creating vulnerable conversations, through an unconventional strategy of hosting dinners.    Karan has hosted over 150+ dinners for companies like TedX, Forbes and Evio Beauty to help them build relationships with their community and now is on a journey to redefine what company culture truly is.   In this episode, we talk about the dichotomy of uprooting and moving to a new city, how the pandemic has taught Karan how little he needs to be happy, and how holding onto comfort prevents growth. We also explore relationships, love, and the power of perspective. Enjoy! Highlights:   The dichotomy of moving to a new location and leaving his current life behind. Karan’s relationship with his environment growing up in a small town. Relationships, love, and discovering what makes you happy. How the pandemic has helped Karan realise how little he needs to be happy. Why people will start to move away from the city and embrace suburbia. The power of fear setting. How holding onto comfort prevents growth. How perspective can be the difference in how you experience any situation.   Resources: Karan’s LinkedIn Karan’s Facebook Jube Website   Before you go...If you liked this episode, click the

Karan Nijhawan is the founder of Jube, which stands for just be. He'll be chatting with Nat & Yas about the magic of relationships and the importance of building trust and creating personalized genuine touch points with your audience. Subscribe & Review on: Apple Podcast    Spotify    Google Podcast   YouTubeTake our quick survey HEREFollow our course creation journey & connect with us!The Course Creation Podcast:hello@coursecreation.comFollow us on InstagramJoin Our Facebook Community GroupFollow our Co-Founders:Natali's InstagramYasmin's InstagramFollow Karan:InstagramFB GroupWebsite Email: karan@jube.caNYB MediaWebsiteInstagramYouTubeJoin the Academy HEREResource:Think and grow rich bookThe happiness equation book

In this episode, I’m really excited to have as my guest, Karan Nijhawan of Jube. He runs "dinners" to bring teams and entrepreneurs closer together by diving into meaningful and vulnerable conversations.  Karan believes that relationships are the best investment you can make and he has found a way to create psychological safety, an environment of vulnerability and to unlock conversations that lead to transformational moments for his participants. In our discussion, Karan talked to me about: Why traditional networking events are "broken" because they focus so much on transactions How he creates a safe environment and enables participants of his events to share meaningful conversations and deep connection The important but often neglected parts of pre-event preparation and post-event follow up. Listen to the podcast to find out more. Show Notes and Blog The Podcasts See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lähenevad kohalikud valimised ning vastavalt koalitsioonileppele tuleb ühes nendega ka „referendum”. Sisuks: kas võtta samasoolistelt paaridelt igaveseks ajaks õigus abielluda. Muidugi mõistavad kõik, et põhiseaduse muutmiseks ilmselt ei lähe, kuid anda võimalus enamusele otsustada, kellel on õigus perekonda luua ning kellel mitte, annab siiski üsna markantse viisi sotsiaalse vaenu väljaelamiseks. Mis tunne aga on, kui inimesed, kes sinus mitte midagi ei tea, hakkavad su saatuse üle otsustama? Kas me peaksime „referendumit” pigem eirama? Eesti LGBT ühingu esindaja Kristiina Raud märkis jutuajamises Krister Parisega, et ehkki tahaks anda ühtse ja lihtsa vastuse, on teema märksa komplitseeritum. „Kui isegi rahvahääletuse küsimus pole selge, on väga raske öelda, mis oleks see kõige õigem käitumisviis,” sõnas ta. „Ei saa öelda, et ärge minge valima, sest paralleelselt toimuvad ju kohalike omavalitsuste valimised ning valima peab.” „Aga mõelge sellele, mis perekondi päriselt kaitseb. Kas see, kui me lahendame probleemi, mida pole tegelikult olemas? Abielu on meil ju defineeritud perekonnaseaduses, mitte midagi ei muutu.” Aga haiget teeb see ikka. „Jube kehv tunne on,” kirjeldas Raud. „Asjad, mida räägitakse LGBT inimestest – et geid ja lesbid või transsoolised inimesed on järsku kuidagi kurjast ja nende õigusi tuleb piirata, siis seda on valus kuulata.” Saates veel: EKRE tuli esimest korda riigikokku „tuld kooseluseadusele” retoorikaga. Vaenukõne, eriti sallitud kujul, nakkab. Mida on uus poliitiline reaalsus igapäevaelus kaasa toonud? Oleme näinud seda ka kõike äärmustes, ka EL-is. Näiteks kuidas Poolas ehitati Andrzej Duda valimiskampaania üles sellele, et vaenata seksuaalvähemusi („hullem kui kommunismiideoloogia,” sõnas president). Nii on seal loodud ka „LGBT-vabad tsoonid”. Kuidas LGBT kogukond end Poolas tunneb? Mõnikord tundub, nagu olekski väärtusküsimustes vastakuti „tagurlik” Ida-Euroopa ja vanem Euroopa. Kuivõrd selline natuke klišeelik lähenemine peab paika seksuaalvähemuste puhul? Kuidas toimib reaalelus kooseluseadus, millel puuduvad rakendusaktid? Kui palju on tuge olnud selles, et kohtud tegelikult jõustavad kohti, kus inimesed kaitseta jäävad? Mis on praegu õiguslikus mõttes kõige suuremad kitsaskohad? Pärimisõigus? Laste kasvatamine ja hooldusõigus? Äkki hoopis lahutused? Kuulake Krister Parise intervjuud Kristiina Rauga siit. * ”LGBT diktatuur läheneb” – väljend parempoolse nädalakirja Do Rzeczy aastataguselt esikaanelt

This week, I interviewed Karan Kijhawan. Karan is someone who truly believes in the value of people, of diving deep, to better get to know them. His brand JUBE, which stands for Just Be, is all about making connections that are real. In this episode, we talk about his childhood, his immigrant upbringing and what led him to find his calling of building the best relationships.

Creating Conversations that Strengthen Team Relationships Research has proven time and time again that happy, engaged, and empowered employees help to improve the performance of organizations. It all starts with having a strong company culture. In this episode, Karan Nijhawan (Founder, Jube) explains how he has helped fast-growing companies to build a stronger, happier and more productive workplace, and how deep conversations can help to connect people in a disconnected world.Topics discussed in this episode: Karan talks about why he hates the question “What do you do?” [0:58 / 5:09]Why companies can’t keep their best employees? Where some organizations get it all wrong? [21:16]Karan shares the trends he believe will go in the future:#1. Providing flexibility and remote work [30:20]#2. Companies looking at new opportunities to keep their staff more motivated than ever before [31:05]How and why “trust” is the key to holding your company’s future strong. [33:13]Reflection on why it is important to make people feel valued. [36:21]Resources & links mentioned in this episode:Karan Nijhawan on LinkedInJube WebsiteJube Instagram @letsjubeTranscriptSPEAKERSChristian Klepp, Karan NijhawanChristian Klepp  0:08 Hi, and welcome to the B2B Marketers on a Mission podcast. I'm your host Christian Klepp, and one of the founders of EINBLICK Consulting. Our goal is to share inspirational stories, tips and insights from B2B marketers, digital entrepreneurs, and industry experts that will help you to think differently, succeed and scale your business.Hi, everybody, and welcome to this episode of the B2B Marketers on a Mission podcast. I'm your host Christian Klepp, and today I am absolutely stoked to be hosting someone who I connected with on LinkedIn a few weeks ago, and the exchanges that we've had since then have been pretty inspiring. So Karan Nijhawan, welcome to the show, my friend.Karan Nijhawan  0:46 Thank you, my friend, so great to connect with you and super excited to be here.Christian Klepp  0:50 Okay, fantastic. Let's get this show on the road. So why don't you just tell us a little bit about yourself and what you do?Karan Nijhawan  0:58 Absolutely. So one of my least loved questions is what do you do? And I'll tell you why. It's gonna really put all of this into perspective. So I'm from a small town, small city, East Coast, Canada, St. John's, Newfoundland, where there's not a big population 110,000 people. And I used to go to networking events as a way to level up the people in my circle. And I once heard this quote that really landed with me and the quote said, “you are the average of the five people you surround yourself with.” And it's said by this guy, Jim Rohn. And when I looked at my five people, I was like, Oh, crap, like something is not aligned. The people that I'm hanging out with, are they're in my corner. But yeah, these are the five people that I want to be around? Likely no. So I started going to networking events as a way to hopefully find a new group of five people and if anyone listening to this has ever been to a networking event, you know that it's full of people putting on a facade. It's full of business cards, it's full of fake pleasantries and like mediocre hellos, and you never really build any true relationships. So every event I would go to, on the surface level, I'd walk away with a ton of business cards and what people would call contacts. But on a deep level, I walked away with almost nothing, no friendships, no relationships. It was all about what's in it for them, what's in it for the transaction.So I started hosting my own events. I said every event I go to sucks. So, instead of complaining about it, why don't I just start hosting my own events. So I started hosting my own dinners, where I would handpick people that I wanted to get to know better. Some were business owners, entrepreneurs, others were just people that I wanted to build deeper relationships with.

Jube Dankworth What’s a parent to do? The decisions parents are making in the coming weeks are daunting and stressful. Jube Dankworth of Texas Home Educators discusses educational options in the current climate.

Welcome to The Morning News Podcast for Thursday, June 4th. The Morning News begins with a look at what Calgary businesses might expect to see moving forward over the coming weeks and months. Sue and Andrew get insight from ATB Financial's Vice President and Chief Economist, Todd Hirsh. Next Sue and Andrew head stateside for an update on the rallies still happening in many major American cities. They catch up with Global News Washington Reporter, Reggie Cecchini. The show takes a look at the history of mass public demonstrations and what makes a protest effective. Sue and Andrew speak with a Professor of History with an expertise in protest movements. It's a chance for kids to have a creative adventure in the visual, performing and technical arts. Sue and Andrew learn about Jube summer camps, this year taking place online. And finally - June is Pride Month around the world! Usually it would be a month full of gatherings and events, but in a time of Covid-19, Pride will look very different. They get details about the new virtual look of Pride Month in Calgary. 

We saunter out to the Jube once more to catch Alberta Ballet’s recent guest troupe: Diavolo. Athletic dancers, abstract moving sets, and one very buoyant artistic director (Jacques Heim). Think Cirque du Soleil meets I.M. Pei. I Don’t Get It is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network, powered by ATB. You can find, subscribe, and listen to […]

We saunter out to the Jube once more to catch Alberta Ballet’s recent guest troupe: Diavolo. Athletic dancers, abstract moving sets, and one very buoyant artistic director (Jacques Heim). Think Cirque du Soleil meets I.M. Pei. I Don’t Get It is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network, powered by ATB. You can find, subscribe, and listen to […]

Podcast stand-upist, tussisöömisest ja muust elulisest.  Saatejuhtideks koomikud Ari Matti Mustonen ning Mikael Meema.  Liitu meiega @ https://twitter.com/tussisoojad  Instagram: tussisööjad Kirjuta saatele: tussisoojad@gmail.com  Lindistatud Generaadio stuudios 27.12.2019 Toeta meid ja liitu armeegai: https://www.patreon.com/tussisoojad biit: kaz james-twister lõpubiit: karol-whisper

Paul and Fawnda attempt to make the “award-winning” pie recipe handed out at the Jube for Broadway Across Canada’s Waitress as they discuss the hyper-sweet and delightfully raunchy sentiments of the show. And they can’t stop thinking about the language-lashing in Studio Theatre’s Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again. In fact, they might just go see […]

Paul and Fawnda attempt to make the “award-winning” pie recipe handed out at the Jube for Broadway Across Canada’s Waitress as they discuss the hyper-sweet and delightfully raunchy sentiments of the show. And they can’t stop thinking about the language-lashing in Studio Theatre’s Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again. In fact, they might just go see […]

Mike Moll sits down with Karan Nijhawan, Founder of Jube, to discuss the value of human connection and how to create real conversations in a world more disconnected than ever. Content Sessions is a new podcast launched by our founder Mike Moll. The concept is simple, to provide people with some great marketing ideas for businesses of all types. Mike sits with the founders of companies of all sizes to discuss their business goals, current marketing strategies, and new strategies that they are considering. From there he dives into practical ways to optimize existing techniques and develops new ideas that will help move the company forward.Follow us on social >https://www.instagram.com/mikeajmoll/ https://www.instagram.com/smhtoronto/ https://www.facebook.com/smhtoronto/

This week we interview Karan Nijhawan is the founder of JUBE, which stands for Just Be yourself. In a world that's more connected than ever, Karan has noticed that people are more disconnected than ever. In order to combat social isolation and banishing the feeling of being lonely, Karan curates experiences that empower human connection and real, meaningful conversations. He serves individuals that are creating live experiences that want to connect with their audience on a deeper level. He also runs a private, invite-only intimate community of entrepreneurs called The Giving Circle. To connect with Karan you can find him on instagram: LetsJube

Today's chat is with Karan Nijhawan from The Giving Circle and Jube.ca Karan is a master of face-to-face community building through live interactions (wine, dinners, events). Enjoy the chat and then head on over to register for the Failed Funnel Summit to hear what 15 entrepreneurs had to say about their biggest funnel failures.

Today I sit down with the amazing Karan Nijhawan! Karan is the founder of JUBE, which stands for Just Be yourself. In a world that's more connected than ever, Karan has noticed that people are more disconnected than ever. In order to combat social isolation and banishing the feeling of being lonely, Karan curates experiences that empower human connection and real, meaningful conversations. He serves individuals that are creating live experiences that want to connect with their audience on a deeper level. He also runs a private, invite only intimate community of entrepreneurs called The Giving Circle.  Go check out Karan at: @letsJUBE http://www.jube.ca/

Turundustunni selgitus Nüüd alles, kus ma olen Turundustunni esimese episoodi juba avaldanud, räägin lähemalt oma podcasti mõtetest. Miks üldse asusin podcasti formaati tegema, kuidas on see seotud minu endiste tegevustega ja miks on kallak brändingul. Minimalistlik meedium Podcast on minimalistlik formaat - ainult heli ja kõik! Jah sinna juurde võib lisada veel ka video, aga hetkel ma ei näe selleks vajadust. Mind võlubki see nüanss, et oled ainult sina ja jutt. Eriti siis, kui kuulad episoodi kõrvaklappidest. Kuulates podcasti näiteks töötegemise kõrvale ja kõlaritest, jõuab jutt sinuni just sellel hetkel, kui "radar on maas". See on täpselt see hetk, kus kuuled aga ei kuula. Aju teeb imet Kui ma ütlen teile, et meie lähedal asub üks planeet, mis on punane ja kus elavad ainult sinised tiibinimesed, siis tegelikult genereerib teie aju juba nende sõnade lausumise ajal sellise paneedi koos tiibinimestega. Ehk siis aju visualiseerimisvõime on meeletult suur! Podcast kasutab ära seda inimaju potentsiaali ja lubab otse jutu rääkimise ajal sinu ajul kujutada ette erinevaid olukordi või probleeme. Kui näiteks lisame jutule ka muusikalise tausta, siis anname koheselt ajule lisamaterjali, et suunata visualiseerivat jõudu kuhugi suunas. Näiteks kujutage ette punast planeeti koos siniste tiibinimestega aktiivse trance muusika taustal! Jube lugu kas pole? Aga nüüd võtke seesama planeet, koos imeliste olenditega ja kujutage taustaks ette new age imeliselt kerget muusikat? Koheselt komponeerib teie aju samast olukorrast pisut lääge ja ideaalse maailma, mis sarnaneb muidugi Avatari filmile. Podcast läheb korda Ma ei soovi olla oma podcastiga nagu Kaspirovsky, kes maagiliste teleseansside ajal hullutas tuhandeid venelasi, vaid soovin lihtsat isiklikku kuulamissuhet. Olukorda, kus puudub kõik ebaoluline ja kus ainult hääle abil edasi antud mõte võimendatakse aju visualiseerimisprotsessori poolt sinule arusaadavaks tervikuks. Podcast mõjub oma minimalistlikkusega.

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Boogie chillen #2 by John Lee Hooker on Blues brother (Ace records) 3′14″ Rollin' stone by Muddy Waters on The Chess Box (Geffen) 6′49″ Hard luck blues by Roy Brown on Roy Brown, Hurry hurry babe (Wnts) 9′10″ C.C. rider by Ray Charles on All that jazz (Jube pops) 12′24″ Please send me someone to love by Percy Mayfield on Poet of the blues (Specialty records) 15′17″ Tennesse Waltz by Patti Page on Tennesse Waltz (Sun) 18′16″ My son calls another man daddy by Hank Williams on The Lost Highway (All American Tunes) 20′56″ Hymne à l'amour by Édith Piaf on The voice of the sparrow (EMI) 26′23″ Huckle up baby by John Lee Hooker on Blues brother (Ace Records) 28′31″ Double Crossin the Blues by Little Esther on I Paid My Dues (Proper) 33′07″ Everyday I have the blues by Lowell Fulson on The Best Of (Goldenlane Records) 35′41″ Patricia by Perry Como on The Essential Perry Como (Sony Music) 38′42″ Pink Champagne by Joe Liggins on Specialty profiles (Concord) 41′10″ I almost lost my mind by Ivory Joe Hunter on The Blues Effect (Reloaded music) 45′49″ Someone to watch over me by Ella Fitzgerald on Ella sings Gershwin (Verve) 47′49″ September in the rain by George Shearing on September in the rain (Verve) 51′03″ I'll keep loving you by Bud Powell on Piano (UMG) 55′04″ The Fat Man by Fats Domino on Greatest hits (Capitol records) 57′40″ Cupid boogie by Esther Philips on Lookin' for a man (Entertain me) Check out the full archives on the website.

I denne episode af Wide Angle har vi besøg af filmskaber og iværksætter, Christian Wienberg der er en af stifterne bag Jube. Jube er en udlejningsplatformen baseret på deløkonomi hvor filmskabere kan leje og udleje filmudstyr af andre filmskabere. Vi spurgte Christian ind til hans egen baggrund indenfor filmbranchen og om hans visioner med Jube. JUBE https://www.dk.jube.co GLÆD DIG TIL GYMNASIET https://vimeo.com/230608670 Lyddesign af Carl Emil Brønnum Interview og research af Mathias Skaarup Produceret af Part II Productions

Johnny Reid was at the Jube last night for the first of two shows, and we had a chance to sit down and chat with him. What does Johnny think of Matt's Scottish accent? We also talked about strange pets with Christopher the famous pig gallivanting around town. Plus we had more info on Keith Urban's return to YEG!   

We're still reeling from the truth bomb Jack dropped on us... in the 8 years she's been working at CISN, she's NEVER had a number 2 at work. That got your no poop stories rolling in. We also had the chance to talk to Brett Kissel who's playing a huge sold out show at the Jube this week. And we debuted the "Weekend Ruiner" wheel!

We've had to go a while without a Brett Kissel show in Edmonton, now they're coming has and furious. He'll be back Saturday to play the Oilers game, then to play the Jube on March 4th. He caught up with Brett and talked about this upcoming show and his most recent trip to Europe. 

Our friend Kelsey Campbell steps in for Jack today, and since its Handbag Day, Matt decided to do a little digging in her bag. We also get into what you do to stop your family from taking your stuff. Chris's brother decided to change phone just so he doesn't have to share chargers with anyone else. And we also talk to Brett Kissel about his recent trip to Italy, the Eskimo Half Time show coming up this weekend and his show at the Jube on March 4th!  

Time to jump hard into the Civil War fray, and regret none of it!

What does Bread, Pokemon, PETA, and Jube have to do with each other? Listen to the podcast to find out!

This episode takes Beef, Sean O’Hara and John D. to the magic world of anime in Ninja Scroll. We comment on the violence, the design, the characters' grammar, the awesomeness of Jube, the inverse ninja law and the surprising reaction of Sean's mother. On the news front we talk about the new Conan Movie, some Star Wars Blu-Ray changes, Carrie Fisher opening her door in the Leia Golden Bikini and some very special World War 2 tactics.You can find us on iTunes under ''Legends Podcast''. Please subscribe and give us a positive review! You can also follow us on Twitter  @LegendsPodcast for updates and to voice your opinion about which movies we should cover in future episodes. Or even better, send us an e-mail at Legends.Podcast@hotmail.com and check the archive on our Web page at www.legendspodcast.libsyn.com   

Music from acts including Bluba Lu, Little Axe, Jube, Inkliing, Azymuth and Afronaught.

Home School Talk is a weekly show focused on homeschool news and opinion. This week, we will be talking to Jube Dankworth of The Homeschooler Next Door. Jube has been homeschooling for over 18 years and will be sharing some of her experience with us.

Home School Talk is a weekly show focused on homeschool news and opinion. This week, we will be talking to Jube Dankworth of The Homeschooler Next Door. Jube has been homeschooling for over 18 years and will be sharing some of her experience with us.

This week we continue our tribute to Black History Month. Paul Dunbar was the husband of last week’s author Alice…