Podcasts about kabas

A inflação em Portugal deverá voltar a ficar acima da ‘meta' dos 2% dos bancos centrais. As idas ao supermercado estão mais caras e, por isso, a empresa KuantoKusta criou uma nova plataforma de comparação de preços nos supermercados, a Kabaz. Internacionalmente, retalhistas e marcas parecem estar em guerra aberta. Por cá, antecipamos os impactos da greve dos trabalhadores da Silopor See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this free public bonus episode, stepping sideways off our usual beat, Jack plays host to extra special guest Marisa Kabas - writer, reporter, MSNBC columnist, and author of The Daily Santos at her journal The Handbasket - and chats with her about the object of their mutual obsession: one-man pile-up, dumpster-fire, and lie-factory, Rep. George Santos (NY-R) IF THAT EVEN IS HIS NAME!!!  Content Warnings Show Notes: Please consider donating to help us make the show and stay ad-free and independent.  Patrons get exclusive access to at least one full extra episode a month plus all backer-only back-episodes. Daniel's Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/danielharper Jack's Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=4196618 IDSG Twitter: https://twitter.com/idsgpod Daniel's Twitter: @danieleharper Jack's Twitter: @_Jack_Graham_ IDSG on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/i-dont-speak-german/id1449848509?ls=1 Episode Notes: Marisa Kabas on Twitter: Marisa Kabas (@MarisaKabas) / Twitter Marisa's journal The Handbasket, including The Daily Santos: The Handbasket | Marisa Kabas | Substack (Seriously good stuff: thorough and witty!)

On this Thursday's episode, Sami is joined by writer, Marisa Kabas. They start off by reading a listener non-scale win all about being okay with sizing up in their jeans. Then Sami shares her NSW, which was about recording a Back For Seconds with her Mom about the loss of her brother, Zachary. Finally, they read a Dear DST about how to tell your doctor to stop commenting on your weight.

This week Sami is joined by writer Marisa Kabas. They start off by discussing Marisa's experience dealing with weight stigma in heath care and having to diagnosis herself. They also discuss feeling judged by doctors who can't see past their weight, being haunted by doctors who won't stop showing us their BMI charts, and why it's important to always advocate for yourself. They also talk about hospital bills, what pituitary tumors are, and functional medicine. Finally, they read some listener submitted stories about weight bias in medicine.

We dig into the latest "alternative" treatment for COVID-19 that has exploded in popularity among right wing pundits. Who is pushing Ivermectin? Why are some of them doctors? And why are people slurping Ivermectin horse paste and landing in the hospital? Our guest is Marisa Kabas, a reporter for the Huffington Post who has personally interviewed some of the figures involved in promoting the drug. ↓↓↓↓ SUBSCRIBE FOR $5 A MONTH SO YOU DON'T MISS THE SECOND WEEKLY EPISODE ↓↓↓↓ https://www.patreon.com/QAnonAnonymous Follow Marisa Kabas: https://twitter.com/MarisaKabas QAA Merch / Join the Discord Community / Find the Lost Episodes / Etc: https://qanonanonymous.com Episode music by Nick Sena (http://nicksenamusic.com)

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In this week’s Afternoon Tea, Sami is joined by Marisa Kabas, writer, activist, and Co-Founder and Editorial Director of Crush2020. They start with a conversation about her experience with the healthcare system after receiving a hospital bill totaling over $475,000. Plus, Marisa shares some the most absurd costs she discovered in her invoice. Next, they shift the conversation to discuss their views towards the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, how it's been playing out on social media, and how religion fuels the conflict. Lastly, they talk about the face of American Jewry and their takes on what that is going to evolve into.

Join us on a trip to Oostakker, Belgium where we meet textile designer Leda Devoldere in the art studio she has in her parents' garden. Leda designs carpets, pillows and plaids in bright, vibrant colors and abstract shapes. She also has a lisp, which makes some English words hard to pronounce and her voice very easy to love. She knits almost all of her work by hand on her historic hand knitting machine, which makes every single object a real act of devotion. We are in full awe of all this beauty and high design coziness! Leda online: ledadevoldere.com Atelier Leda on Instagram Visual tour of the interview on the ART CRUSH INTERNATIONAL website Beautiful Online Thing: Taryn O'Gorman Designs Read more about woollen Viking ship sails here Our next crush: Edith Hillinger! Contact Svea and Jozefien: contact@artcrushinternational.com Other crushes on our Instagram All music during the interview with Leda is from the album Abel by Kabas, a Ghent-based jazz quartet, with Jan Daelman (flute), Elias Devoldere (drums) (Leda's brother!), Thijs Troch (piano/harmonium) (Jozefien's cousin!) and Nils Vermeulen (double bass).

Resembling the Israeilte journey; Reconcile; Securing the Crown; Midwives; Transition; Shabbat; Fatigue; Naaman; The God of Rest; Kabas; Threshing; Psalm 119

Kelly chats with writer Marisa Kabas about navigating social media, keeping our focus and passion in the 2020 election, and how to be a good ally to Jews and other vulnerable communities.

Kelly chats with writer Marisa Kabas about navigating social media, keeping our focus and passion in the 2020 election, and how to be a good ally to Jews and other vulnerable communities.

Amanda is joined by Marisa Kabas to talk about fundraising in the presidential election and how campaigns really use our money. They start with an explanation of corporate fundraising, as well as the approach some candidates are taking to focus on small donations. Next, they talk about the Citizens United ruling and how it continues to influence our political system. They discuss the prospects of dark horse candidates like Pete Buttigieg and Julian Castro. They also tell us how fundraising has changed in the internet era. Then they close out the show with a conversation about how to get the best return on your money if you only have a limited amount to donate.

Sami is joined by Marisa Kabas to talk about all the “heartbeat” abortion bills popping up lately. They start with details about the near-total abortion ban that passed in the Missouri senate yesterday. Next, they talk about the chances that this issue will make its way back to the Supreme Court. At 21:40 they’re joined by Amanda Reyes of The Yellowhammer Fund to talk about the Alabama abortion bill just signed into law. Amanda gives an inside look at what’s happening in Alabama and tells us how we can provide support to those fighting to keep abortions safe and legal. They discuss the limited number of clinics in Alabama, the extreme measures anti-abortion activists are willing to go to, and then close the show with their outlook on how this battle will play out. Support the ACLU in their efforts to sue states with unconstitutional bans: aclu.org/issues/reproductive-freedom/abortion Provide direct support to women in Alabama: yellowhammerfund.org/ Get your tickets to our live LA DragCon show here: betches.co/dragcontix The post-DragCon happy hour is available here: betches.co/suphappyhourla And don't forget to buy your tickets to the live NYC show at Caroline's: betches.co/carolines

Marisa views her dream job as a moving target, which is how she explains going from pitching the creamy goodness of natural peanut butter to writing her first article for the Washington Post. Of course, the journey hasn’t been as simple as that, and there was even a layoff that she now credits for moving her closer to the bullseye. Marisa also has a lot to say about the influence of Fifty Shades of Grey on her career, as well as the amazing boss who pushed her to read such a literary classic. Curious? Wait till you hear what she can do with 140 characters.

Sami and Bryan are joined by Marisa Kabas of Purpose PBC to talk about the latest Georgia abortion bill. They start off with a conversation about Marisa’s Washington Post op-ed on Joe Biden’s presidential candidacy. At 6:40 they break down the details of the proposed heartbeat bill and what it would mean for women in the state. They discuss the most popular pro-life talking points and how they affect the conversation. At 25:00 they close out the show with some actionable steps you can take to resist the wave of “heartbeat” legislation.

This is Pt II of my conversation with activist and writer, Marisa Kaba, creator of the popular online voter tool, Crush the MidTerms. We discuss the tool's popularity, why she created it; wealso discuss the midterm election outcome, 2020 candidates and what we can do to support our favorite candidates before primary election season begins. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The D&D Game with poor choices,and poorer rules. Join us as we embark on a campaign full of vampires, devils, and child-hating dwarves! This week the party arrives in Kabas, but are sent on a quest in order to gain use of the teleportation circle.

Sami and Bryan are joined by Marisa Kabas of Purpose PBC to talk about the upcoming presidential primary season. They offer an in-depth primer on how the Democratic primary works, including what to expect in the coming months and how the crowded debates will be organized. At 9:00 they break down the list of candidates who have already announced their campaigns and those that are likely to announce in the near future. They talk about how best to pick a candidate and ask: Is it better to support the candidate you truly believe in, or back the person you think is most electable? At 34:30 Marisa offers tips for how to get involved with the candidate or cause of your choice and outlines the best ways to contribute. They close out the show with a conversation about allowing yourself the flexibility to switch candidates at a later date.

Last week, Michael Cohen, former personal attorney to Donald Trump, who has been convicted on a number of charges, testifihed before the House Oversight Committee. And this was the biggest news of the week. Following Cohen's testimony, several additional investigations and hearings have been scheduled. Marisa Kabas joins me on the Electorette to break the whole thing down. Activist, writer, and creator of the popular online app, Crush the Midterms - an online tool that helped voters craft a plan to help Democrats win back the House and Senate in 2018 - Marisa Kabas and I analyze the Michael Cohen hearing, the performance of the newest members of House of Representatives and what we can expect next.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The internet has never been more present in our daily lives. We work, shop, play and interact with family and friends online,but report of cybercrime in Australia are on the rise. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commissions annual Targeting Scams report shows a 47 per cent increase in reporting of scams in 2016, with Aussies losing $300 million dollars.Almost half of those reporting cybercrimes are people aged over 55 years old. - Ajkal internet sara añarar din nosolé onláín ór zoriyayé Añara ham gori,besa kina gori,kelaí ar egana gucilloí ar fuwajja loí hota batara hoí Kintu agottuwaro beca beci Austrliar manuic ókkol onlain scam or shikar boni giyoí .

Sami is joined by Marisa Kabas of Crush the Midterms, an initiative that helps individuals discover the ideal ways for them to personally get involved in politics and activism.They talk about how some votes seem to count less than others and how you can make your voice more heard no matter where you live. They also discuss the polarization of politics and how Republicans use odd names to describe liberals such as "pro-abortion" instead of "pro-choice." Listen and learn how to make canvassing your cardio.

Devon and Varsha discuss abuse in child detention centers and the practice of forcibly drugging children separated from their parents. They also discuss Trump's panic and Varsha explains tariffs and the impending trade war. Devon sits down with Marisa Kabas to talk about her new project, Crush the Midterms.

In deze aflevering maak je kennis met Winnie Poncelet van Glimps en Anneleen De Witte van Kabas: twee jonge pioniers die inzetten op verpakkingvrij leven en biologisch afbreekbare materialen.

Devon sits down with Maris Kabas, the editoral director for Hope, a new platform that marries news with activism. They discuss news fatigue, educating yourself, Oprah and what you can you do about DACA. You can find out more about Hope at http://meethope.us

Support The Recovery Warrior Show on Patreon! www.patreon.com/recoverywarriorshow Get your tickets to the Fall into Recovery benefit concert November 14th. Use the discount code WARRIOR to receive 30% off!! www.eventbrite.com/e/fall-into-rec…ets-17702883802 Show Notes: https://www.recoverywarriors.com/michele-kabas/ ‎ "Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, 'Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous?' Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. We were born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It's not just in some of us; it's in everyone. And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others.” -Marianne Williamson from A Return to Love: Reflections on the Principles of "A Course in Miracles" Listen to this episode of The Recovery Warrior Show to find out what this quote by Marianne Williamson has to do with finding your authentic voice in recovery. What You'll Learn: • What it means to find your voice. • How you can connect to your voice and ways therapy can help. • What is the difference between finding your voice and giving yourself permission to use it. • Why we care what other people think and how it affects us. • What to do with other people's fears and insecurities that enter your space.

Vorgestellt wird die Hörbuchautorin Kabas, die lange Zeit Lehrerin in Erfurt war und nun Hörbücher für Kinder schreibt. Ihr Hörbuch heißt "Die Holzbuckels" und handelt von einer lustigen Bärenfamilie.