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Themenmonat: Sexualität In dieser Folge sprechen die Schüler Julius und Conny darüber, wie sie im Laufe ihrer Schulzeit Schrittweise an das Thema Sexualität herangeführt wurden. Außerdem teilen die beiden ihre Meinung an die Herangehensweise mit. Zusätzlich äußern sie sich noch dazu, was sie an der klassischen Schulaufklärung verbessern würden. Homepage von Bildung mal anders: www.bildungmalanders.de Bildung mal anders auf Telegram, Signal und WhatsApp: 015750310790 Instagram von Bildung mal anders: https://instagram.com/bildung.mal.anders?igshid=19zgtpyewhr3n Facebook von Bildung mal anders: https://www.facebook.com/bildung.mal.anders ; Intro/Outro: ‚Follow your Dreams‘ by scottholmesmusic.com.

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Julius Young is the new chairman of the board of Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston and Will Leven is a member of the board of directors of Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston and he serves on the Executive Committee and Chairs the Development Committee. Their Org is extremely successful in providing after school programs for kids of all background. Their sporting and fun activities they are famous for (the major sport teams in town all help them with great freebies) are actually a hook to get kids into safe after school environments where they work on homework, social behavior and the future. Indeed, their internship program is a great success.As a proof of concept, we discuss Julius' past since he was once a member of the program. Go to www.bgcgh.org for info and consider making a donation. Big or small, it will be helpful.

This week, Neel and Julius discuss the end of the war in Afghanistan (and how US Imperialism started unrest in the region), Islamophobia in Modi's India, and the efficacy of revolution compared to reform under a capitalist system. We also celebrate/mourn the dropping out of Pete Buttigieg and Tom Steyer (this was recorded hours before Klobuchar dropped out as well), and we scream for a few minutes about the difficulties of organizing political action in a detached, white suburb. If you listen close enough, you might be able to hear how disillusioned we are with American electoral systems :) If ya want to Rage Against The Machine by seeing some leftist memes and tweets, follow us on Instagram (@teens_talk_politics) and Twitter (@teens_talk_pod_)! Also, check out @SolidaritySbrbs on Twitter to start organizing in your not (yet) class conscious suburban community! If you're interested, check out Neel and Julius' personal Twitters and... uhhh... we may or may not have a TikTok presence. Subscribe to us on whatever podcast services you use, and if you have any questions, contact us through social media or leave a voice message at https://anchor.fm/teens-talk-politics !! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teens-talk-politics/message

A new year, new decade, new episode. Today, I talk with Visuals Of Julius, a famous Instagrammer and compositor on the app Instagram. Please welcome Julius to the show. Julius' info: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/visualsofjulius/ Courses: https://www.visualsofjulius.com/ Before & After Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/visualsofjuliuscourses/ CREDITS: Music by: Jackson Greenburg and Feardog Script by: Alex Szurkus --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/captureartpodcast/support

I’m Michael Elkins, your host, labor and employment attorney, founder of the law firm MLE Law, investor and this is the final episode in 2019 of Game 7: The Sports Business & Lifestyle Podcast.On today’s show I sit down with former NFL Tight-End Julius Thomas. Ordinarily, I wrote my own guest introduction. For this episode, however, I'm using an introduction from Julius himself, taken from his August 2018 retirement article in The Players' Tribune:"I’m ready to admit that I’m okay with giving up the identity of 'Julius the football player.' I’m O.K. with not being recognized as an NFL athlete — because I’m more than that. I have stepped out of my identity before, and I will continue to do it again and again throughout life. I believe helping others is what I’m supposed to be doing at this point in my life. Hopefully I can help by encouraging more of my peers to connect with who they are outside of the game. If ultimately that’s what I’m remembered for, I’d be very thankful.Because this is the thing I want to do most in the world, and now, I’m going to give all of myself to it."https://www.theplayerstribune.com/en-us/articles/football-julius-thomas-journey-into-selfJoined by Miami Dolphins Chaplain, Terry Boynton (a previous guest on the show) we discuss Julius' journey from professional athlete to PHD student, his desire to help others with their emotions and feelings and the power of talk therapy. We also collectively discuss the impact of stress and breaking down emotional cultural norms.This is a really powerful episode for anyone interested in learning about the importance of mental health. Julius and Terry provide incredible insight and it was a pleasure to sit down with them both. Enjoy the show!

Seit einer gefühlten Ewigkeit nicht mehr am Stizzle gewesen. Shizzle! Dafür hauen wir heute aber richtig rein ins Face. Absolutes Highlight ist neben Julius' (un-)freiweilliger Selbstverstümmelung definitiv ein Autogramm von Kanye West. Lasst es euch schmecken, wir würden jetzt gerne zahlen und gehen!

Welcome back, Helsingers!! Our show has finally returned. When last we peeked into the life and wild times of Vanessa Van Helsing things weren't going so well. Scarlett had sacrificed herself and Sam killed the thing he loved so that he could embrace his own dark destiny. RIP Mohamad. We're still not okay. This week's premiere picks up immediately where we left off with Sam and his new look. The new Elder wants to commemorate the occasion by killing off the last of the Van Helsing women. Vanessa and her newly revived ancestor, Lily. Hit Play and listen in as Brad and Cort discuss Ep 4x01, "Dark Destiny". Lily definitely felt out of place in this new world. Especially when she discovered Vanessa's secret superpower. Were you bummed that Lily refused Vanessa's offer to save her life? What did you think of Julius and Scab's long-awaited showdown? Julius was more than a little disrespectful to the Sisterhood's latest initiate. How far our Doc has come? Once upon a time, she left her good friend behind to face certain death because she was too afraid to act. What do you think of Neal McDonough's character, Hansen? Is he a bad guy or kinda misunderstood? The actor has played some straight-up villains before and it will be interesting to see him in this new setting? What did you think of Julius' new charge? The meeting was brief, but she certainly made an interesting first impression. Give us a listen and then be sure to drop a comment or in our Facebook group with your thoughts on the episode. You can also send us an email at bradandcorttalk@gmail.com. This week's episode, "Dark Destiny" was written by new showrunner, Jonathan Lloyd Walker and David Winning served as the director.

Julius Jooste is a South African born photographer, best known for his work in the entertainment and night-life scene in Ibiza, Spain.   It was at AFDA (The South African School of Motion Picture Medium and Live Performance) that he discovered how to bring his passions for art and technology together in innovative and creative ways. He excelled as a production student and took great care in developing his leadership and management abilities.    In his final year of university, he was headhunted by Africa’s top live-TV and Sports production company to assist in their preparation of the FIFA World Cup South Africa 2010, the opening ceremony at Orlando Stadium reaching a mammoth 3 billion live viewers from across the globe.   In 2013, Julius left for Ibiza in search of balance and spirituality. A series of fortunate events landed him access to some of the world’s biggest and most awarded night clubs for one of Europe’s largest nightlife website, Diginights.com.     in this episode, we chat about Julius’ journey, the importance of being present as a photographer, photography in Ibiza, his online exhibitions, tips for other photographers and much more.   Take a look at Julius' work here:  https://juliusjooste.com/

Bin ich nach dem Verlust der großen Liebe, wieder bereit zu daten? Diese Frage stellt sich Julius Kraft in seinem neuen Buch 'Romeo und Julius' und macht sich auf die Suche nach der nächsten großen Liebe. In 25 Dates. In unserer letzten Lesung vor der Sommerpause spricht Mona mit Julius über Tinder, Liebeskummer und das Dating der Zukunft.

EPISODE 292: This month New York City (and the world) celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising, a combative altercation between police and bar patrons at the Stonewall Inn in the West Village, an event that gave rise to the modern LGBT movement. But in a way, the Stonewall Riots were simply the start of a new chapter for the gay rights movement. The road leading to Stonewall is often glossed over or forgotten. By the 1960s, a lively gay scene that traced back to the 19th century -- drag balls! lesbian teahouses! -- had been effectively buried or concealed by decades of cultural and legal oppression. A few brave individuals, however, were tired of living in the shadows. In this episode, we’ll be zeroing in on the efforts of a handful of young New Yorkers who, in 1966, took a page from the civil rights movement to stage an unusual demonstration in a small bar in the West Village. This little event, called the Sip-In at Julius', was a tiny but significant step towards the fair treatment of gay and lesbians in the United States. IN ADDITION: We'll be joined by Hugh Ryan, author of When Brooklyn Was Queer, to talk about the forgotten lives of LGBT people in the ever-changing borough of Brooklyn. Visit our website for photographs and more details -- boweryboyshistory.com This episode features an audio interview clip from the podcast Making Gay History, as well as a musical clip of 'I Hear A Symphony' by The Supremes (Motown). Special thanks to our sponsor this week -- Flatiron School.     Support the show.

After years of attending the MET Ball as Sarah Jessica Parker’s plus-one, Andy Cohen wasn’t happy that he wasn’t invited without her. Anderson Cooper, Andy Cohen and Sarah Jessica Parker rocked up to Julius', one of the city’s oldest gay bars – but things did not end well. Frightened about slow ticket sales, Madonna has decided that she will tour her new “Madame X” album this fall playing small theaters hoping that the show will end up in New York on Broadway. The simple things that most of us see every day on the street seem strange to Cher – including people talking out loud on their cell phones.

Julius Otha is an artist from Sao Paulo, Brazil who began his comic career as a colorist on Grime Fairly Tales (Zenescope) and Serenity (Dark Horse Comics).  His first work on interior art was Sherlock Holmes: The Vanishing Man (Dynamite Entertainment), and now he is the artist of Bettie Page and the upcoming Bettie Page: Unbound. Julius joins Creator Talks to discuss why he wanted to change from colorist to a penciler/inker.   How did Julius land his first assignment Sherlock Holmes with Dynamite Entertainment? What suggestions did he make to the writers of the mini-series that changed the look of Holmes and Watson? And how does Julius collaborate with David Avallone, writer of Bettie Page? All this plus in the Kicking Back With The Creator segment in which we learn what is Julius' favorite action/adventure film of all time. Hint: It would be the perfect film as a stand alone and not part of a trilogy! This episode also debuts a new feature, Creator Corner, a short interview with returning guest Rafael Lourerio artist of The Mall (Scout Comics) written by James Haick III. Rafael is accompanied by writers Don Handfield and Joshua Malkin to talk about their Kickstarter Unikorn, a family-friendly graphic novel with the message that with a little love, faith and hope, we never have to let go of the ones we've lost.    Interview Chapters Julius Ohta: 02:00-48:47   Rafael Lourerio, Don Handfield & Joshua Malkin: 48:48-1:13:19   Please take a moment to rate Creator Talks on iTunes More about Julius Otha About Bettie Page Unbound About the Kickstarter Unikorn This episode is sponsored The Comic Book Shop, where comics as for everyone    

We look back on the greatness of Dr. J on his 69th birthday. I trelive the time I got to meet, greet and treat him for a night of comedy and cigars. I tell the tale & how my Dad, mom & sister also got to be a part of Julius' random Cleveland house call.  

This week the boi-people, Sam Bashor and DJ Wooldridge, are joined by the man behind the new hit war/sci-fi/horror movie "Overlord", director Julius Avery! They discuss what it took to create such an ambitious movie, Julius' journey to the director's chair, and what old school movies influenced "Overlord"! PLUS, the crazy season finale of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia", "Castlevania", and MUCH MORE! Don't forget to check out https://www.patreon.com/OnlyStupidAnswers to help support the show and receive EXCLUSIVE content!

Welcome back, Helsingers. Phil, the ex-vampire formerly known as Flesh is having a really hard time these days. The reality of his first kills and his recent loss of Lucky are hitting Phil pretty hard. He's been drowning himself in booze and blaming Julius for all his troubles. Elsewhere, Vanessa is on the hunt to find Axel and the B'ah. Hit Play and listen in as Brad and Cort discuss Ep 3x06, "Like Suicide".  What did you think about Doc and Jolene's discovery about the SafeZone's vampire repellent? What did you think of Axel leaving the Vanessa and Scarlett?  How amazing were Vincent Gale and Aleks Paunovic in this episode?! This definitely can't be the last that we'll see of Phil and Julius' interesting dynamic.  Give us a listen and then be sure to drop a comment or in our Facebook group with your thoughts on the episode. You can also send us an email at bradandcorttalk@gmail.com

Welcome back, Helsingers. Our long hiatus has officially ended. The season premiere, "Fresh Tendrils" makes quick work of catching us up on all vamp apocalyptic happenings for our fave survivors (and bloodsuckers). Vanessa wakes up from her nap looking for a fight with the Elder. Doc, Axel, and the others find themselves under attack by that mad doctor from last season. Of course, he grows curious when he finds out about Julius' ability to heal quickly and ya know, Flesh crawling from his grave. Hit Play and listen in as Brad and Cort discuss Ep 3x01, "Fresh Tendrils". What is the deal with Vanessa's red eyes? How cool is it that the Elder has Susan's face?  Were you bummed to see the group splitting up? It can't be long before they all end up together again, right? Give us a listen and then be sure to drop a comment or in our Facebook group with your thoughts on the season 3 premiere. You can also send us an email at bradandcorttalk@gmail.com.

I met up with Julius Howe in a musical London pub to discuss the second volume of the Mek Files and the subject of artwork collecting. The audio quality is not up to my usual standard (apologies) but the discussion is fun.Check out Julius' Inky Fingers podcast about original comic book artwork, and buy your copy of the Mek Files from the 2000AD online store.You can find a list of episodes so far and all the upcoming books on the Facebook page, follow the podcast on Twitter, or email me comments and suggestions to MCBCpodcast@gmail.com  If you cannot see the audio controls, listen/download the audio file hereDownload hereRight click and choose save link as to download to your computer.

Zach welcomes San Diego improviser Julius Ravelo as the first-ever Comedy Fondue guest! Zach and Julius discuss their friendship, and Julius' turn in Some Like It Not, a Los Angeles sketch show. Later, Kenny Sullivan stops by to plug his smash-hit health food blog, Swiss Army Chard, and discusses the benefits of a healthy lifestyle. Finally, inventor and entrepreneur Julia Moore of Gives You Moore fame demos several of her products designed to bring couples closer together. Sound Engineer: Lindsay Zehren

Julius Onah has worked for filmmakers Marc Levin, Spike Lee, and with acclaimed playwright Robert Alexander on the hip-hop play A Preface to the Alien Garden.  He has also worked on as an NBC Page and was an editor on the documentary feature Lockdown, USA.  His award winning shorts include: She Waits In The Restless Horizon, Linus, and the documentary, Szmolinsky. Julius' short film The Boundary starring Alexander Siddig was selected by Amnesty International as one of its Movies That Matter, screened world wide as part of the Manhattan Short Film Festival, and is airing on HBO. He completed the short film Nie Patrz Wstecz (Don’t Look Back) in Lodz, Poland entirely on a mobile phone.  It won the Jury Award for best film in the Nokia Mobile Movie Competition and premiered at the BFI London Film Festival.