Podcasts about Kana

One of the biggest obstacles for Japanese language learners is trying to learn and master the written alphabets, specifically kanji. So many common questions come with learning kanji… What's the right reading? Am I using the correct character? What does this kanji even mean? Well, in today's episode, the Krewe sits down with Dr. James Heisig, author of the Remembering the Kanji book series, to discuss the series' origin story, how this method works, understanding the anatomy of kanji characters, and so much more. Hear it directly from the source right here on Krewe of Japan Podcast!------ About the Krewe ------The Krewe of Japan Podcast is a weekly episodic podcast sponsored by the Japan Society of New Orleans. Check them out every Friday afternoon around noon CST on Apple, Google, Spotify, Amazon, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts. Want to share your experiences with the Krewe? Or perhaps you have ideas for episodes, feedback, comments, or questions? Let the Krewe know by e-mail at kreweofjapanpodcast@gmail.com or on social media (Twitter: @kreweofjapan, Instagram:@kreweofjapanpodcast, Facebook: Krewe of Japan Podcast Page, TikTok: @kreweofjapanpodcast & the Krewe of Japan Youtube Channel). Until next time, enjoy!------ More Info on Dr. James Heisig ------Dr. James Heisig's Books on AmazonDr. Heisig's Profile

Tym razem do rozmowy o wielkiej przemianie, jaka dokonała się moim życiu dzięki podcastom i nie tylko, zaprosił mnie Leszek Cibor- niezwykle popularny Youtuber z kanału „Przeciętny człowiek”.Zapytał mnie o zalety słuchania i tworzenia podcastów. Zachęcił do zwierzenia się na temat osobistych wydarzeń, dzięki którym przeszedłem osobistą przemianę, rezygnując z kariery dyrektorskiej w korporacjach. Jak zdecydowałem się po 25 latach wyprowadzić z Warszawy i zostać freelancerem, coachem, stoickim mentorem, mówcą, podcastowym trenerem i przede wszystkim, podcasterem. Opowiadam mu, jak ta zmiana dokonała się dzięki zmianie filozofii życiowej oraz słuchaniu i tworzeniu podcastów.Z rozmowy dowiesz się m.in:Kto jest najlepszym podcasterem?Co czyni najlepszego podcastera? (jakie cechy/kwalifikacje)Ile można zarobić na podcaście?Czy trzeba się zmęczyć życiem, żeby odkryć w sobie podcasting?Czy podcast powstał ze złości na to życie?Kogo zapraszać i co nagrywać, jeśli nie znam celebrytów?Jak nagrywać, gdy nie mam charyzmy prezentera radiowego, nie potrafię kreować rozmów?Dlaczego nie lubię / unikam beletrystyki/literatury pięknej/fantastyki i sf?Czy podcast musi być ideowy?Jak teraz wyglada dzień i życie freelancera/zawodowego podcastera vs wcześniejszego dyrektora/prezesa spółek?TYLKO W PRZEDSPRZEDAŻY do końca kwietnia, KSIĄŻKA Z AUTOGRAFEM W WYJĄTKOWEJ OFERCIE CENOWEJ!Kupując już dziś, otrzymasz ebook, audiobook oraz papierową wersję!Wejdź na stronę: www.lepiejteraz.pl i ZAMÓW JUŻ DZIŚ!

Ostatni odcinek przed dwutygodniową przerwą! Linki: - https://twitter.com/danhollick/status/1646509271843225600?s=12&t=tBkMyHT_VKZMYuc6gSp1lg - https://www.ai-actions.app/ - https://mastodon.online/@matthaeus/110220349918987982 - https://www.prompt-talent.com/ Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://instances.social⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ - Nasza instancja: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://social.yeswas.pl⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Mastodon⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Link do profilu Pawła⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Link do profilu Wojtka⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/ywp⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://ref.fm/u26294944⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, Surfshark -⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://surfshark.deals/yeswas⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://forum.yeswas.pl⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YesWasDiscount⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na grupie na ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Telegramie⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Prowadzący: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Paweł Orzech⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Wojtek Wieman⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Identyfikacja wizualna: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Antoni Kwiatkowski⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Intro: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Breakmaster Cylinder⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:27 - Wyjątkowy odcinek 00:01:14 - Jak działa ChatGPT? 00:04:38 - AI actions 00:07:05 - AI ułoży playlisty 00:12:53 - Siri to wstyd 00:20:26 - Nie gotowy na USB-C 00:30:30 - Balkonowe światło i panele 00:46:14 - Prompt inżynierowie 00:59:13 - Patreoniarze bez przerwy 01:00:26 - Outro BMC

Dużo o ChatGPT akurat, tak się złożyło. Linki: - https://resources.nvidia.com/en-us-inference-gen-ai/genai-revolutionizin - https://www.theregister.com/2023/04/11/sims_ai_generation/ - https://reverie.herokuapp.com/arXiv_Demo/#nikogo Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://instances.social⁠⁠⁠⁠ - Nasza instancja: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://social.yeswas.pl⁠⁠⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠⁠⁠Mastodon⁠⁠⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠⁠⁠Link do profilu Pawła⁠⁠⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠⁠⁠Link do profilu Wojtka⁠⁠⁠⁠ Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/ywp⁠⁠⁠⁠) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://ref.fm/u26294944⁠⁠⁠⁠, Surfshark -⁠⁠⁠⁠https://surfshark.deals/yeswas⁠⁠⁠⁠. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (⁠⁠⁠⁠https://forum.yeswas.pl⁠⁠⁠⁠). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: ⁠⁠⁠⁠YesWasDiscount⁠⁠⁠⁠ Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na grupie na ⁠⁠⁠⁠Telegramie⁠⁠⁠⁠. Prowadzący: ⁠⁠⁠⁠Paweł Orzech⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠Wojtek Wieman⁠⁠⁠⁠ Identyfikacja wizualna: ⁠⁠⁠⁠Antoni Kwiatkowski⁠⁠⁠⁠ Intro: ⁠⁠⁠⁠Breakmaster Cylinder⁠⁠⁠⁠ 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:28 - Gorzkie żale 00:09:57 - Apki do ChatGPT 00:20:43 - Wątki i konteksty 00:25:45 - Skróty i bryki 00:42:28 - NPC GPT 01:00:11 - Patreon 01:00:28 - Outro BMC

Dużo sobie rozmawialiśmy o Arc, Hey i Fastmailu, a potem o urządzeniu AR/VR od Apple. Linki: - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xBXWtWDjTs - https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/discover-the-past-with-this-hidden-google-maps-feature/ Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): ⁠⁠⁠https://instances.social⁠⁠⁠ - Nasza instancja: ⁠⁠⁠https://social.yeswas.pl⁠⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠⁠Mastodon⁠⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠⁠Link do profilu Pawła⁠⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠⁠Link do profilu Wojtka⁠⁠⁠ Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (⁠⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/ywp⁠⁠⁠) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - ⁠⁠⁠https://ref.fm/u26294944⁠⁠⁠, Surfshark -⁠⁠⁠https://surfshark.deals/yeswas⁠⁠⁠. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (⁠⁠⁠https://forum.yeswas.pl⁠⁠⁠). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: ⁠⁠⁠YesWasDiscount⁠⁠⁠ Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na grupie na ⁠⁠⁠Telegramie⁠⁠⁠. Prowadzący: ⁠⁠⁠Paweł Orzech⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠Wojtek Wieman⁠⁠⁠ Identyfikacja wizualna: ⁠⁠⁠Antoni Kwiatkowski⁠⁠⁠ Intro: ⁠⁠⁠Breakmaster Cylinder⁠⁠⁠ 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:28 - O odcinku keczupowym 00:07:36 - Arc i Hey i Fastmail 00:32:12 - Stare zjęcia Google 00:38:21 - AR by Apple 00:56:44 - Intro

Taki miszmasz, misz, masz. O tym, jak to strony o prywatności nie dbają o prywatność, o iOS 16.4, o backupowaniu... Linki: - https://soc.citizen4.eu/display/94d43991-2564-17a5-b0ca-ea5167402327 - https://geek.justjoin.it/korzystanie-z-google-analytics-nielegalne-w-europie-ten-wyrok-sadu-moze-byc-przelomowy/ - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/arc-mobile-companion/id1669785846 - https://9to5mac.com/2023/03/27/ios-16-4-new-emoji-iphone-ipad/ - https://www.macrumors.com/2023/03/27/ios-16-4-playstation-5-dualsense-edge/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon - https://contabo.com/en/vps/ - https://www.netcup.eu/vserver/vps.php - https://european-alternatives.eu/ Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): ⁠⁠https://instances.social⁠⁠ - Nasza instancja: ⁠⁠https://social.yeswas.pl⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠Mastodon⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠Link do profilu Pawła⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠Link do profilu Wojtka⁠⁠ Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/ywp⁠⁠) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - ⁠⁠https://ref.fm/u26294944⁠⁠, Surfshark -⁠⁠https://surfshark.deals/yeswas⁠⁠. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (⁠⁠https://forum.yeswas.pl⁠⁠). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: ⁠⁠YesWasDiscount⁠⁠ Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na grupie na ⁠⁠Telegramie⁠⁠. Prowadzący: ⁠⁠Paweł Orzech⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Wojtek Wieman⁠⁠ Identyfikacja wizualna: ⁠⁠Antoni Kwiatkowski⁠⁠ Intro: ⁠⁠Breakmaster Cylinder⁠⁠ 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:45 - Sensory wykrywają zimno 00:03:40 - niedokoncaprywatnieEU 00:20:38 - Arc companion app 00:21:40 - iOS 16.4 00:33:55 - Skrót na złodziejaszków 00:39:08 - Backup NASa w Backblaze 00:54:58 - Serwer tanio! 01:01:29 - Co dla Patronów? 01:01:40 - Outro BMC

A tym razem coś zupełnie innego! Oraz o alternatywie dla AirTaga. Linki: - ⁠https://www.sunsama.com⁠ - ⁠https://akiflow.com⁠ - ⁠https://www.usemotion.io⁠ - https://nozbe.com/pl/ - https://allegro.pl/oferta/kompaktowy-lokalizator-chipolo-card-spot-one-spot-13170814932?utm_medium=afiliacja&utm_source=ctr&utm_campaign=0973d04c-30e5-44f1-8120-0d0d9e2fb23c# - https://www.teenvogue.com/story/influencer-parents-children-social-media-impact Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): ⁠https://instances.social⁠ - Nasza instancja: ⁠https://social.yeswas.pl⁠ - ⁠Mastodon⁠ - ⁠Link do profilu Pawła⁠ - ⁠Link do profilu Wojtka⁠ Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (⁠https://www.patreon.com/ywp⁠) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - ⁠https://ref.fm/u26294944⁠, Surfshark -⁠https://surfshark.deals/yeswas⁠. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (⁠https://forum.yeswas.pl⁠). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: ⁠YesWasDiscount⁠ Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na grupie na ⁠Telegramie⁠. Prowadzący: ⁠Paweł Orzech⁠, ⁠Wojtek Wieman⁠ Identyfikacja wizualna: ⁠Antoni Kwiatkowski⁠ Intro: ⁠Breakmaster Cylinder⁠ 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:26 - Czyli jednak Akiflow 00:18:00 - Portfeliki i Chipolo 00:26:31 - Rodzice, nie róbcie tak proszę 00:44:41 - To jest ten moment 00:45:23 - No to do zo 00:45:55 - Outro BMC

O sztucznej inteligencji, ale na smutno. Linki: - https://www.sunsama.com - https://akiflow.com - https://www.usemotion.io Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): https://instances.social - Nasza instancja: https://social.yeswas.pl - Mastodon - Link do profilu Pawła - Link do profilu Wojtka Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (https://www.patreon.com/ywp) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - https://ref.fm/u26294944, Surfshark - https://surfshark.deals/yeswas. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (https://forum.yeswas.pl). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: YesWasDiscount Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na grupie na Telegramie. Prowadzący: Paweł Orzech, Wojtek Wieman Identyfikacja wizualna: Antoni Kwiatkowski Intro: Breakmaster Cylinder 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:27 - Narzędzia do dyrektorskiej produktywności 00:24:47 - Sztuczna inteligencja VS samotność 00:55:09 - A w Afterze 00:55:48 - Outro BMC

Hosté: Petr Dvořák, rektor, Vysoká škola ekonomická v Praze Pořadem provázel Martin Řezníček www.ceskatelevize.cz/porady/1096898…3411000370314/

Tzw. brzytwa tego ziomka, Ockhama. Linki: - https://social.yeswas.pl - https://www.sonos.com/pl-pl/shop - https://huemint.com/ - https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/adambvary/the-daunting-task-of-making-furious-7-without-paul-walker - https://cider.sh Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): https://instances.social - Nasza instancja: https://social.yeswas.pl - Mastodon - Link do profilu Pawła - Link do profilu Wojtka Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (https://www.patreon.com/ywp) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - https://ref.fm/u26294944, Surfshark - https://surfshark.deals/yeswas. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (https://forum.yeswas.pl). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: YesWasDiscount Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na grupie na Telegramie. Prowadzący: Paweł Orzech, Wojtek Wieman Identyfikacja wizualna: Antoni Kwiatkowski Intro: Breakmaster Cylinder 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:45 - Nie jesteśmy Illuminati 00:02:44 - Serwerowe przesiadki 00:05:38 - Nowe Sonosy 00:09:40 - Outlook za free 00:13:57 - Huemint 00:22:12 - Magnesy 00:32:31 - Scam na wnuczka AI 00:44:53 - Cider 00:56:10 - Patreonik 00:56:46 - Outro BMC

Tag titles on the line. Ice Ribbon contracts coming up. Rising stars featured. Hikaru Shida a bad champion? Shows covered - Ice Ribbon 5/5/12 Key matches include: Kana vs. Hikaru Shida You can find some of the key matches up on our Daily Motion page at Red Leaf Retrocast. Join the patreon For LLPW reviews, Joshi 2010s Journey (2 weeks early), and more. Website: https://redleafretrocast.blogspot.com https://linktr.ee/RedLeafRetrocast Twitter: @BowlingJD

A co jeśli Humane i Humane Blanks to ta sama firma? No to beka. Linki: - https://ixana.ai/blogs/Wi-R_Technology_White_Paper.html - https://9to5mac.com/2023/02/27/apple-glasses-launch/ - https://humaneblanks.com/?customer_posted=true#Contact_ - https://twitter.com/KryptoSherlockk/status/1625577729838964753?s=20 Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): https://instances.social - Nasza instancja: https://social.yeswas.pl - Mastodon - Link do profilu Pawła - Link do profilu Wojtka Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (https://www.patreon.com/ywp) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - https://ref.fm/u26294944, Surfshark - https://surfshark.deals/yeswas. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (https://forum.yeswas.pl). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: YesWasDiscount Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na grupie na Telegramie. Prowadzący: Paweł Orzech, Wojtek Wieman Identyfikacja wizualna: Antoni Kwiatkowski Intro: Breakmaster Cylinder 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:28 - Orzech ma nowe gąbki 00:01:57 - Zrobiliśmy mosty do pana starosty 00:07:50 - Wyszepczemy wszystko 00:10:08 - Co to komputer? 00:19:21 - Wi-R 00:33:29 - Humane - bluzy i niebluzy 00:45:39 - Krypto i AI 00:50:43 - Patreoniarze 00:52:32 - Outro BMC

O robieniu kopii zapasowej zdjęć i o transkrypcji audio. Linki: - https://goodsnooze.gumroad.com/l/macwhisper - https://quibtech.com/p/backup-linux-directories-to-backblaze-b2/ Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): https://instances.social - Nasza instancja: https://social.yeswas.pl - Mastodon - Link do profilu Pawła - Link do profilu Wojtka Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (https://www.patreon.com/ywp) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - https://ref.fm/u26294944, Surfshark - https://surfshark.deals/yeswas. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (https://forum.yeswas.pl). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: YesWasDiscount Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na grupie na Telegramie. Prowadzący: Paweł Orzech, Wojtek Wieman Identyfikacja wizualna: Antoni Kwiatkowski Intro: Breakmaster Cylinder 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:27 - Backup zdjęć x2 00:13:53 - MacWhisper 00:41:57 - Nasza instancja Mastodona! 00:56:27 - Patreoniusz 00:59:39 - Outro BMC

Dr. Rajesh Kana joined us to discuss current initiatives at the Cognition, Brain, and Autism Lab at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. He researches individuals with autism and interventions that can affect learning and brain function. A study using the  Visualizing and Verbalizing program is now enrolling participants. For more information: www.cbra.ua.edu (205) 202-0616 cbralab@ua.edu  

Przepraszamy za opóźnienie, to nie jest tak, że tak chcemy nagrywać od teraz, ale Paweł był chory i dopiero dziś był w stanie nagrywać podcast. Niestety, 30 lat na karku, starość nie radość! Linki: – Nasza instancja na Mastodonie: https://social.yeswas.pl – https://meta.discourse.org/t/federation-support-for-discourse/90921/87 – https://cyberdefence24.pl/prywatnosc/seria-dziwnych-zdarzen-czy-kreml-widzi-zawartosc-czatow-na-telegramie – https://www.wired.com/story/the-kremlin-has-entered-the-chat/ – https://www.macrumors.com/2023/01/18/ios-16-3-advanced-data-protection-global/ – https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT212520 Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: – Nasza instancja na Mastodonie: https://social.yeswas.pl – Mastodon – Link do profilu Pawła – Link do profilu Wojtka Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (https://www.patreon.com/ywp) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail – https://ref.fm/u26294944, Surfshark – https://surfshark.deals/yeswas. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (https://forum.yeswas.pl). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: YesWasDiscount Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na grupie na Telegramie. Prowadzący: Paweł Orzech, Wojtek Wieman Identyfikacja wizualna: Antoni Kwiatkowski Intro: Breakmaster Cylinder 00:00:00 – Intro BMC 00:00:25 – Orzeszek był chory… 00:01:23 – … i dłubał w kodeczku. 00:24:17 – Telegram i bezpieczeństwo 00:39:30 – Szyfrowanie iCloud 00:44:12 – Elektryki 00:55:55 – Patroniusze 00:56:32 – Outro BMC

Sigurður og Jói Kíró fara yfir allt það sem skiptir máli.

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Uwepo wa idadi kubwa ya wanawake na wasichana katika sekta ya sayansi ni faida kuwa kwa sekta ya sayansi na jamii kwa ujumla amesema Katibu Mkuu wa Umoja wa Mataifa Antonio Guterres akihimiza kuchagiza wanawake na wasicha kuingia zaidi katika sekta hiyo.Antonio Guterres katika ujumbe wake wa siku ya kimataifa ya wanawake na wasichana katika sayansi ambayo huadhimishwa kila mwaka Februari 11 amesima siku hii ni ya kutanabaisha hesabu rahisi kabisa kwamba “Wanawake na wasichana zaidi katika sayansi ni sawa na sayansi bora. Wanawake na wasichana huleta utofauti katika utafiti, kupanua wigo wa kundi la wataalamu wa sayansi, na kutoa mitazamo mipya kwa sayansi na teknolojia, ikinufaisha kila mtu.”Ujumbe wake umeendelea kueleza kuwa kuna ushahidi unaoongezeka kwamba upendeleo wa kijinsia katika sayansi unasababisha matokeo mabaya zaidi, kuanzia kwenye majaribio ya dawa za ambayo huchukulia mwili wa mwanamke kama wa hali isiyo ya kawaida, kutafuta kanuni zinazoendeleza upendeleo na ubaguzi. Hata hivyo Guterres ameongeza kuwa katika maeneo mengi sana duniani, upatikanaji wa elimu kwa wanawake na wasichana ni mdogo au unakataliwa kabisa.Wanawake wanapotazamia maendeleo katika taaluma za kisayansi, ukosefu wa usawa na ubaguzi unaendelea kuzuia uwezo wao. Kana kwamba hiyo haitoshi ameongeza kuwa “Wanawake ni chini ya theluthi moja ya wafanyikazi katika sekta ya sayansi, teknolojia, uhandisi, na hesabu na kidogo zaidi katika nyanja za kisasa. Mtaalamu mmoja tu kati ya watano wanaofanya kazi kwenye akili bandia ni mwanamke. Ni lazima na tunaweza kufanya juhudi zaidi kuchagiza wanasayansi wanawake na wasichana kupitia ufadhili, mafunzo kwa vitendo na program za mafunzo ambazo zinatoa jukwaa la kufanikiwa.” Katibu Mkuu amehitimisha ujumbe wake akisema kupitia mfumo maalum, vivutio vya kuwafanya wabaki, na programu za ushauri ambazo huwasaidia wanawake kushinda vikwazo vilivyopo na kujenga taaluma vitasaidia sana. Na muhimu zaidi, ameongeza ni kwa kuzsisitiza haki za wanawake na kuvunja mila potofu, upendeleo, na vizuizi vya kimuundo. Na wito wake ni kwamba “Sote tunaweza kufanya sehemu yetu kuibua talanta kubwa sana ya ulimwengu ambayo haijatumiwa tukianza na kujaza madarasa, maabara na vyumba vya bodi na wanasayansi wanawake.” 

No odcinek, jest treść w środku, o rzeczach. Chodźcie słuchać! Linki: - Panel z WiFi - https://share.cleanshot.com/lJBFNrC5 - https://medium.com/@owenyin/scoop-oh-the-things-youll-do-with-bing-s-chatgpt-62b42d8d7198 Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): https://instances.social - Mastodon - Link do profilu Pawła - Link do profilu Wojtka Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (https://www.patreon.com/ywp) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - https://ref.fm/u26294944, Surfshark - https://surfshark.deals/yeswas. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (https://forum.yeswas.pl). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: YesWasDiscount Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na grupie na Telegramie. Prowadzący: Paweł Orzech, Wojtek Wieman Identyfikacja wizualna: Antoni Kwiatkowski Intro: Breakmaster Cylinder 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:26 - Router od Ubiquiti 00:19:38 - Dzielenie się Netflixem 00:42:15 - ChatGPT w Bingu 00:58:20 - Patreon (nowy próg!) 01:00:29 - Outro BMC

Linki: - https://elk.zone/ - https://followgraph.vercel.app/ Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): https://instances.social - Mastodon - Link do profilu Pawła - Link do profilu Wojtka Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (https://www.patreon.com/ywp) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - https://ref.fm/u26294944, Surfshark - https://surfshark.deals/yeswas. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (https://forum.yeswas.pl). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: YesWasDiscount Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na grupie na Telegramie. Prowadzący: Paweł Orzech, Wojtek Wieman Identyfikacja wizualna: Antoni Kwiatkowski Intro: Breakmaster Cylinder 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:29 - Paradoks cieplarniany 00:03:40 - Hamilton w Londynie 00:10:46 - Sprzedaj to samo dwa razy 00:18:42 - Intro i mikroszkolenia 00:25:22 - iBood zgubił paczkę 00:29:26 - Mastodon rośnie 00:46:55 - Co z to siecio 00:55:28 - No to do zo 00:56:20 - Outro BMC

Dedicamos nuestro tiempo de radio a sumergirnos en el apetitoso cartel que ofrecerá esta semana el Rockin' Race Jamboree. El festival de Torremolinos alcanza su 29ª edición y lo hace con el cartel más ambicioso de su trayectoria. Hasta cuarenta bandas pasarán por los escenarios de esta cita malagueña ofreciendo todo un abanico de sonidos vinculados a los años 50 y 60. Playlist; THE DELTA BOMBERS “The wolf” THE ORIGINAL PLANET ROCKERS “Spin my wheels” SLINK MOSS EXPLOSION “Space cowboy number 1” THE LUCKY STARS “Don’t count your chickens” MARCEL RIESCO “Because you broke your heart” THE SEATSNIFFERS “Are you gonna be the one” JAKE LABOTZ “How I wish she was mine” THE CASH BOX KINGS “House party” WHISTLE BAIT “Kana kapila” MARCEL BONTEMPI “Blue moon baby” ICHI-BONS “Ichi-i-bon #1” GOONS! “Junkie for your love” LES GREENE “Reconcile” McKINLEY JAMES “Lean on me” MAD MARTIN TRIO “Ace of spades” LOS BRIOLES “Pegado a ti” SMOKESTACK LIGHTNING “Paradise city” Escuchar audio

Damon gets to talk to Kana about her musical upbringing, her education, her new teaching position, New Year's Eve, playing with six mallets and other adventures. There are other segments too, including music news!

Odcinek o wszystkim - od hardware, po kulturę. Taki podcast wszechstronny. Linki: - https://9to5mac.com/2023/01/24/whatsapp-mac-app-2/ - https://www.esquire.com/uk/culture/a42519847/the-last-of-us-real-science/ Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): https://instances.social - Mastodon - Link do profilu Pawła - Link do profilu Wojtka Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (https://www.patreon.com/ywp) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - https://ref.fm/u26294944, Surfshark - https://surfshark.deals/yeswas. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (https://forum.yeswas.pl). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: YesWasDiscount Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na grupie na Telegramie. Prowadzący: Paweł Orzech, Wojtek Wieman Identyfikacja wizualna: Antoni Kwiatkowski Intro: Breakmaster Cylinder 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:45 - Errata i MagSafe 00:11:32 - Orange Światłowód 2.0 00:35:05 - WhatsApp na Catalyst 00:41:25 - The Last of Us 00:55:30 - No to do zo 00:55:50 - Outro BMC

Sorki za laga, odbyło się wakacjowanie. Linki: - https://allegro.pl/oferta/monitor-32-lg-32up550-w-4k-uhd-va-60hz-4ms-hdr-12458930297 - https://www.forbes.com/sites/barrycollins/2023/01/05/ive-seen-the-future-of-ar-glasses-at-ces-2023and-its-amazing/?sh=53d9bbed5262 - https://9to5mac.com/2023/01/18/homepod-comparison-new-original-and-mini/ - https://twitter.com/tim_cook/status/1107621536528130049 - https://twitter.com/tim_cook/status/1108345251163332608 Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): https://instances.social - Mastodon - Link do profilu Pawła - Link do profilu Wojtka Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (https://www.patreon.com/ywp) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - https://ref.fm/u26294944, Surfshark - https://surfshark.deals/yeswas. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (https://forum.yeswas.pl). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: YesWasDiscount Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na grupie na Telegramie. Prowadzący: Paweł Orzech, Wojtek Wieman Identyfikacja wizualna: Antoni Kwiatkowski Intro: Breakmaster Cylinder 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:29 - Wakacjowanie 00:01:31 - iPhone 14 Plus i akcesoria 00:11:06 - Apple sypie sprzętami 00:13:50 - Jednak mniejszy monitor 00:18:12 - Hogwarts Legacy 00:19:06 - Chwilkę o Arc 00:21:58 - Stadia RIP 00:24:30 - Okulary, hełmofony 00:36:40 - Homepody i inne Apple 00:58:12 - No to do zo 00:58:46 - Outro BMC

Zaczytywanie się w filozofach zmieniło plany życiowe młodego Wojciecha Sadego. - To mnie wypchnęło poza obręb fizyków – opowiada dziś filozof, profesor na Wydziale Humanistycznym Uniwersytetu Śląskiego. Jako student fizyki, zaczął się zastanawiać, jak to jest, że do różnych obszarów rzeczywistości używa się różnych teorii. Skutecznie i praktycznie, ale jednak niespójnie. - Jak jest naprawdę? Która z tych teorii jest bliższa światu? Ja mogłem zadawać sobie takie pytania, bo jakoś zacząłem czytać filozofów. Na swoje nieszczęście, bo mi to uniemożliwiło zostanie fizykiem – dodaje. Bo fizyka to zwykle praktyka. - Typowy fizyk używa tych teorii raz jednej, raz drugiej. Jak opisuje działanie elektrowni wodnej, to najpierw ta woda mu spada na turbinę zgodnie z prawami mechaniki, a potem wytwarza w prądnicy prąd zgodnie z prawami elektrodynamiki. I jakoś tak sobie radzi fizyk, potrafi wygłosić o tym wykład, jakby nie zauważając, że przeskakuje między dwoma zupełnie różnymi sposobami myślenia – zauważa filozof.Proszę jednak nie odczytywać tego opacznie, jakoby fizycy byli niemądrzy. - Dzięki nim mamy tę cywilizację (…) to są niesłychanie inteligentni ludzie, pod pewnymi względami nikt im nie może dorównać – podkreśla prof. Sady. Interesujące połączenie myślenia fizycznego i filozoficznego obserwowaliśmy na przełomie XIX i XX wieku. - Kiedy podstawy fizyki klasycznej zaczęły się kruszyć, wtedy główni uczestnicy tych wydarzeń – i Albert Einstein, i Max Planck, i Niels Bohr, i Werner Heisenberg, i Erwin Schrödinger – oni zostawili po sobie teksty, które my rozpoznajemy jako jakoś filozoficzne – mówi gość Radia Naukowego. Rozmawiamy również o tym czy filozofowie mogą pomóc fizykom, nieco żartujemy z Arystotelesa i zastanawiamy się, czy fizyka rzeczywiście opisuje naturę. Gorąco polecam! *** Odcinek powstał we współpracy z Wydawnictwem Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego, wydającego serię „Krótkie wprowadzenie”. Inspiracją do rozmowy jest książka Dawida Wallace'a „Filozofia fizyki”, którą prof. Sady przetłumaczył i opatrzył posłowiem Link do książki: https://wydawnictwo.uni.lodz.pl/produkt/filozofia-fizyki/*** Kanał na YT prof. Sadego: https://www.youtube.com/@wojciechsady480

Kto miał na swojej karcie bingo, że Orzech kupi w styczniu iPhone? Przyznać się! - https://home.omg.lol/referred-by/wojtek Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): https://instances.social - Mastodon - Link do profilu Pawła - Link do profilu Wojtka Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (https://www.patreon.com/ywp) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - https://ref.fm/u26294944, Surfshark - https://surfshark.deals/yeswas. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (https://forum.yeswas.pl). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: YesWasDiscount Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na grupie na Telegramie. Prowadzący: Paweł Orzech, Wojtek Wieman Identyfikacja wizualna: Antoni Kwiatkowski Intro: Breakmaster Cylinder 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:27 - Długo robimy ten podcast 00:04:16 - Trzymamy kciuki za Mamę 00:06:15 - Orzech wygrał w NFT 00:11:15 - i kupił iP14 plus 00:21:09 - GenZ zdjęciuje cyfrówkami 00:39:22 - omg.lol nam urus 00:46:20 - Czy Bing zagrozi Googlowi? 01:00:20 - No to do zo 01:00:50 - Outro BMC

Podsumowanie roku i trochę gadania głupot. Dokładnie tak, jak być powinno! Linki: - Affirmation Song - https://open.spotify.com/track/5HLzL5g27XBbSy2qKbCGEk?si=d7111410d7da4c64 Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): https://instances.social - Mastodon - Link do profilu Pawła - Link do profilu Wojtka Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (https://www.patreon.com/ywp) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - https://ref.fm/u26294944, Surfshark - https://surfshark.deals/yeswas. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (https://forum.yeswas.pl). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: YesWasDiscount Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na grupie na Telegramie. Prowadzący: Paweł Orzech, Wojtek Wieman Identyfikacja wizualna: Antoni Kwiatkowski Intro: Breakmaster Cylinder 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:45 - Rap dla dzieci 00:10:57 - Pudelek as a coversation starter 00:19:13 - Nasze topy 2022 01:32:58 - Patroniusze 01:33:43 - Outro BMC

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APEX Express is a weekly magazine-style radio show featuring the voices and stories of Asians and Pacific Islanders from all corners of our community. The show is produced by a collective of media makers, deejays, and activists. This week's episode highlights Asian Refugees United (ARU)'s CAMP for Emerging Leaders. Robin Gurung interviews three past participants: Nawal Rai, Chandra Bastola and Kamana Dhimal. CAMP for Emerging Leaders is a 5­-day leadership training workshop designed to build a network of vibrant community leaders, organizers, artists, and activists in the Bhutanese Community currently living in the United States. Our mission is to train Bhutanese community leaders, organizers, artists and activists to become agents for change. CAMP is an immersion experience into many elements of personal and community transformation.   Asian Refugees United builds intergenerational and inter-ethnic power for positive lasting change through sharing art, healing, culture and political engagement. Started in 2007 as a project of Forward Together, ARU addresses workers' rights and community health issues in general by building the voice, visibility and power of Bhutanese and Vietnamese immigrant and refugee communities in East Oakland. Donate to their work here: https://sites.google.com/caasf.org/aru/donate   AACRE Thursdays is monthly radio show featuring an organization from the AACRE: Asian American for Civil Rights and Equality. AACRE Thursdays premiers every third Thursday of the month at 7pm. Find more APEX Express Shows here. Transcript [12/29/23] ARU “Camp Leadership”  [00:00:00]  Hello everyone. Welcome to acrete on Epic Express Radio. I'm your host, Robin Goong, and I'm from United, one of the 11 organizations from the Asian-American Civil Rights Equality Network, also known as the Network. Today we are reflecting on Asian and refugees United Camp for emerging leaders, and we will be interviewing na. And to share about [00:01:00] their experiences of participating at Asian Refugees United Annual Youth Leadership Camp as Refugees United, also known as aru, is an art and healing leadership center. Our mission is to cultivate and rest, restore wholeness in communities impacted by displacement for embodied training programs, collective power building, ancestor practices, and connection to. We envision a home and belonging for all are. We started in 2016 in the San Francisco Bay area. Currently we are operating in two states. Our headquarter in California and our youth center in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, as in Refugees United Designs, and produces a yearlong youth leadership training program called Camp for Immers Leaders, also known as. Camp is an immersion experience into the many elements of personal and community [00:02:00] transformation. This program is designed to build a network of vibrant community, of refugee leaders, organizers, artists, and activists to become, as in each year, the theme and the focus of the program are developed collaboratively by project coordinators and participants to be responsive to the needs of the c. This year, we had about 20 young and amazing leaders participate in our program. Each of these participants were divided into free groups based on their interest areas, his storytelling group, mental health group, and educational group. Tonight we have novel arrived from the Storytelling group, VA from the Mental Health Group, and Kamal from the Education Group. I want to welcome each one of you on this. So, Welcome everyone. Thank you. Thank you. Thank [00:03:00] you so much. All right. How about we begin with, um, each one of your introductions, tell us who you are. Yes sir. Alright, Sandra, you wanna begin? Yeah, so hi everyone. Uh, my name is John Vato. I am one of the former refugees from, uh, Nepal. I was born in refugee camp and lived there for like 14 years. After that, uh, we migrated to United States, uh, from league, uh, um, at the beginning we came to Scranton, Pennsylvania, where Grant, uh, president Biden was born there. And, um, I, I lived there for like, I think eight years. I did my high school there and went to college after that, after graduating college, then, uh, we moved to [00:04:00] Harrisburg. So currently I'm living in Harrisburg and uh, I'm also working in one of the major pharmaceutical company as a business analyst. Um, and also I'm currently working as a volunteer in one of our community organization at a religious organization, and I'm working there as a media coordinator. Uh, that's pretty much it from my site. Thank you, Sandra. Thank you, Noel. Do you wanna go next? Hi, um, I'm Noal Wright. Uh, I am a 21 years old college student. Um, I currently attend Des Moines, uh, area Community College here in Des Moines, Iowa. And I was born and raised in Nepal, uh, in pad camp where I spent, um, almost. Uh, 12 years of life there in, uh, in camp, and I moved here in [00:05:00] Des Moines back in 2013. Um, since then, I have been living, uh, in Iowa, in Des Moines, Iowa. And I have been right now just focusing on school and also trying to work with Asian, um, Asian refugee, United to like volunteer and give my time to my community. Um, so. Thanks all. Hello. I'm the last participant for this interview. I was born in, also the Bhutanese refugee camps and my journey to the United States started when I was only. Five years old and so many people ask me like, what do you remember about Nepal? And my response is always the same. I was so young, so like a lot of my memories started here. Although I am still fluent in both Nepali and English because my parents never allowed me to like feel otherwise. But I don't really have a lot [00:06:00] of memories from the camps. I do have, uh, ever like remember everything from like here, from like starting kindergarten here, all the way to where I am currently. So I'm currently a senior in Penn Manor High School, which is a high school in suburban Lancaster. I don't know if you guys are ever, ever heard of the area, but it is a small city in central Pennsylvania. And I'm planning for college right now and a u has kind of helped with that to see that I really love social work, so I'm planning to major in social work and also be on the pre-med track. Great. Thank you. Thank you. All of you. Um, I mean, all of you mentioned that, uh, you all. We're born in refugee camps in Nepal. I mean, KA I started, uh, sharing about some of the experiences like, um, I'm curious, like, and [00:07:00] um, do you have any, do you wanna share any experiences of grow up in camps? Um, any fond memories or challenges? Um, yeah, I can, I can go with that. Um, when I think about back home, um, back home in refugee camp sometime, like, it feels like a dream and like, that sounds so cliche, but it's like sometimes it feels like this is a life that, you know, I. Like, I didn't, I don't feel like I lived that life, um, in this life, you know, because it just, the life that I live now is so, so, so different than the life that I grew up, the place that I grew up in. So, um, such thing just like, just housing, it's like, you know, talking about housing, um, the house is like, There's things that we have right now. Um, let's talk about those little things like heater or coolers, you [00:08:00] know, like that little basic needs, uh, to survive. Though we, those were things not very necessary, um, for the temperature that we lived in, um, that we grew up in. But still, like those little things that really make me think sometimes and how, um, things that I take, uh, for granted now, nowadays, um, and going up in Nepal, I feel like there's just. Feeling of nostalgia, like, um, that I, that I get just like thinking about eating, you know, having to get to eat one piece of candy was that would bring so much happiness and, you know, that is not the same and, uh, anymore and it just, I miss, I miss being grateful. I. Not saying that I'm not grateful right now, now just the fact that like, you know, I was able to find that little happiness or I was able to appreciate those little things. Um, so those things are definitely something that [00:09:00] I miss a lot about. Um, because here our life is, our life really does depend on like, , we're always busy and I feel like we kind of miss track of focusing on little things, being, um, thankful for the little things that we have. Um, and yeah, that's, that's something I really miss and I remember just, um, being happy and like the most without having this reason to like, you know, to, uh, especially like, uh, anything that was. Like anything big or anything, you know, like, especially with the money and stuff, we didn't grow up with the money and it, it's, I I say the feeling, I miss the feeling of just being home and like feeling of, uh, being connected to the people that I lived around with. Um, so that's kind of where my, a lot of my memories comes from. That feeling of that community and just being surrounded by people that. [00:10:00] that knows, you know, that you feel that makes you feel like you are home. So that's, that would be my take on that. Thank you so much, Nolo. How about Chandra? Uh, so I seriously feel like I'm missing a lot. Like I wanted to, uh, really tell life again. You know, it's so much, uh, memory attached. It's emotion and everything. Like from your childhood to the teenage point, right? And going through those little, uh, little hurdles and everywhere, going out of the boundary, playing with kids like wish to play the ball, you know, with, with the socks, you know, wish to make a ball with the , with the socks and the refu wrapping papers and everything, right. And just running down. When it's raining, this splashing [00:11:00] the water and then swimming in river. So it was a lot of fun. I mean, I wish I can live that life again, you know? And which is truly missing here. I mean, we don't normally get to experience that in here. Um, when comparing to a lot of kids nowadays, you know, we, they are raise, they're like raising in America currently. They don't have much option other than. Playing on phone and they don't have touch to the nature, they can't connect to nature as they only go maybe vacation once a month, or not even once a month. I mean once a year, right? So, That kind of the environmental touch, the sense in your life is missing. And I wish I can relie that. Jlu, I mean, a lot of memories and beautiful, uh, time is spent with other friend and neighborhood, um, that, that the brotherhood that we share in community. So yeah,[00:12:00]  I, I certainly miss that. Um, Time that, yeah, we used to spend in the open field. Um, definitely the sense of community, right? Mm-hmm. , um, yeah, and like novel said, the sense of appreciation to folks, uh, the people who have, uh, lives in data camps, right? Mm-hmm. . Yeah. Um, Kana already kind of started, uh, on this. Um, I wanted to kind of hear. The experiences of, uh, uh, that in, during the transition, like from the refugee camp to resettlement in the United States, like what was it like, what do you remember? Uh, can you share, uh, some of the experiences of, uh, the, that transition from the camp to the United? Sure, [00:13:00] of course. I really appreciate hearing about Chandra and all those experiences because for me, I didn't live those experiences by actually living it because I don't remember it. But I lived through those experiences because of those stories that I hear. So it's always so nice to hear about my birth country. For me. Coming to the United States at the young of age of five, I also had two older siblings. Right. And for them, I feel like the transition might have been a little bit harder, but for me, I got out of E SSO when I was in the second grade. I was told I was always bright. So for me it was really easy to catch the like, Culture here, and also to learn the language. But for me, I just really struggled with, uh, I imposter syndrome. And I also really struggled with like the differences in culture, the taboos that my parents would tell me. And then I'd go outside of my house and I'd be like, that's not what's true out there. Like I talked a lot [00:14:00] about. Menstrual struggles that I've had before with like the taboos and stuff, and a lot of my writing that I do because I feel like it's really important to acknowledge that because in, um, the Nepali society, it's told that like menstruation is impure and stuff like that. But as soon as I'd like step outside of my house, Like everyone, even on my period, they would still hug me. I would still be able to eat with them. In fact, I was working at like a fast food place where I was making food for people during my menstruation cycle back at home. I was not allowed to sit at the table. So I think things like that are just what like really touched me. And I just struggled with my identity until, I think it was like middle school when I transitioned from like a city school until more of like a suburban, rural. Um, school district. And from there, that's when I felt like culture shock, because while the city school was really [00:15:00] populated with like racial ethnicities, my um, rural schools were more like filled with white kids. And that's when I felt like I was like a sore thumb in the midst of like so many. Blonde hair and like white skinned people. I felt really left out and I struggled really, really hard then. But then after I got through that phase and after I accepted my identity and I learned a lot more about my background and the reason why we have menstruation. Taboo was actually that it's for sanitary purposes, right? It's not because I was impure, it was because before they didn't have stuff like menstruation, pads. They didn't have tampons. So that's why they would keep the girls a little bit separate from their families. So after I learned the reality instead of the taboo, that's when I learned to accept myself. That's when I learned to accept the culture, and that's also when I learned to educate others and embrace my culture. So for me, it was just learning. [00:16:00] A lit a little bit more about what I didn't know and also getting a lot closer to my family. Wow. What, what is Ernie Counter? Uh, thank you so much for sharing. Um, Sandra, uh, and, um, how was your experiences like during the, the transition time? Do one of you want to share, um, transition time from the refugee camp to the Newland, uh, the United States of America? Uh, what was it like? Um, Experiences or the emotions, the challenges, or any fond memories that you want to share?[00:17:00]  Yeah, so, um, initially, um, if you wanna start, start from beginning, I think, um, at the initial phase, right, it did not meet our expectation cuz uh, Back in the camp when we were given orientation about the America, right. Uh, we were shown a different picture of the America. And then when, when it came to the real, it was not as what they saw in the picture, right in, in those videos, like, um, In orientation they had so, like, so much luxury and everything, like the, the boss would come to pick your kids, take you to home, right? Uh, take you, take, take them to school, bring them back to home, and all those facilities that they were, uh, swinging in those orientation. But um, when we came to the reality that was not true. I mean, it could be true for some people, but for, in our [00:18:00] case, that was not true. So we had come to different experience. We had to walk to the school every day, and my school was like, I think two miles away from my house. So I had to wake up early in the morning and go to school, walk two mile, come back, two mile, right? And it was so challenging. And then, We didn't even know. I didn't even know how to use the public transportation at that time. And on top of that, like blending into the new culture and speaking English was the end of the hurdle to come over, right? Cuz uh, we had a British English accent and then it does not match with Americans. So people normally used to make fun of you and being harassed and his school were taking public trans transportation. So there are a lot of challenges at the beginning. And as, as a time went through and then we started to learn about new culture and started knowing more about the cities and [00:19:00] how things work. Then it eventually started getting better. So it takes at least three, around like two to three years to adapt to new cultures and learning new things in community. Yeah, so it was initially challenging for me. Yeah. Um, I can go home. I'm sorry. Sure, go ahead. No, sorry to cut you off that. Um, but yeah, I totally agree. Um, kind of just piggyback, piggyback, uh, piggyback off like just what Kana said, and, uh, Chandra, like for me, it wa like the transition to the state was, uh, it was like a climbing a mountain, basically just because of, um, lot of things. It was just a big cultural shock. First of all, like go back in Nepal. I was a very, um, not go America like, and uh, like I was kinda like, um, against Immigra immigrating through the states. [00:20:00] And like I, um, which I don't re uh, don't really remember exactly why, but, um, coming to coming here and it's, it wa it's a different experience, you know, like you come to this, to this place and space where, um, you have only. Fantasize of like, you know, that you have only heard of, um, through stories, through movies and, and like when you actually get there, it's not. It's not all that, you know, it's not all the fancy, um, fancy, like fancy dinners or like, you know, this nice, beautiful big houses or like this and that. So like to come to the states and. Like being put into this house, this, um, like, you know, this house where basically it's a house of cockroaches and like, um, all this insects in the house. Like, you know, seeing [00:21:00] that and experiencing those, uh, those experience when I first moved to the states and. It was like, wow, this is not what I expected. And that's not the, and that's like just a little thing. And I feel like co and coming to, uh, coming here, and I have always knew that and I was different. I always felt different. I always been different than, uh, than other Norm, uh, nor those other kids that I grew up playing. You know, while my, uh, guy's friend, uh, when we were young, one of my guy's friend go play soccer and go play sports. I loved dance. I would go. With my girlfriends. Um, and I would do theaters, you know, all those stuff. Like it's, and like I never realized what it was, you know? Um, and coming to the states and seeing, understanding, uh, What that part of me, you know, that part of me who wanted to do that, uh, that part of me, that when a guy, uh, wa a guy and a girl walked, passed by, I'm [00:22:00] like, oh, this is a really good looking man. Like, where did that come from? Those kind of questions. Like, I was living in this, um, this, this life where I really didn't know who I was. And though there was a lot of challenges that came, um, came, came, came to me, you know, uh, that I had to. Uh, realizing my sexuality, you know, and finally coming to the term where, to myself, where, okay, maybe I am d I am actually different than everyone in that way, you know, like I realized I was gay and that was not the end of it. I was my sexuality. You know, after that I had to navigate my way through how do I, how do I, uh, explain this to my family? You know, how do I explain this to my community? Um, so. Took a really big toll on me, especially when I was in high school. So, and I definitely went, uh, through a very deep depression, um, where, um, like I [00:23:00] was not doing very good and like, you know, and there was some substances I was using as like, it was just like to cope with things and it just didn't, it was not the ideal situation for this immigrant child who. Came to the states, you know, and, um, had with this big dreams, but I'm very, but with all that, I'm thankful to say that I always had, um, really great support system. Either it was with my friends, like coming to high school and like, you know, all that. So I, I was very involved throughout high school. Like, you know, I, I need, I knew that, you know, I had to do extra hard. I needed to do, go, uh, Do things, get involved as much as possible and get great good grades and like, you know, that mindset of like, okay, I need to do something for my family because I'm the first one, uh, to go into of going off to college and doing all this. So there, so it was, it was a lot of challenges that way, you know, and. just like participating in school. Like I would dance [00:24:00] in the morning at like, you know, practice from like 6:00 AM I had to find a ride way to school at 6:00 AM like, you know, to my uncle who would go to work at 4:00 AM So like he would drop me off my, uh, off to my cousin who lived to my, who lived by school and had to walk from there at my practice. Um, Like from taking a 30, 40 minute nap and like after that out of theater practice at night until like 6:00 PM and then get a, a transportation, like the public ride back home and make sure like, you know, I cook food from my family before they get home, um, at, before they get home from work. So it was just, Of it was a way like, you know, it was a very crazy, crazy way, but I feel very, um, I feel stable with where I am right now and like I know I wouldn't be where I am today without those experience that I had to go through. Um, Though I do not wish all this to anyone, but you know, it, I, I do wanna say like it will get better once you come to the term to accept for who you are and like, you know, [00:25:00] acknowledging that your weakness is, but also knowing that you know it's okay and it's okay to be this and be. . So yeah, that was really something. And just coming, having a family who really does support you and even though they don't underst like they don't understand, they will try to listen to you and, you know, try to get you. So that was something that I'm really grateful for, for, and yeah. I'm sorry I, that took a little too long. . No worries. Thank you. Thank you so much for sharing all. Um, I came to us in 2012 and before. Coming to here, uh, you know, Martin Luther King Jr. Was my hero. And I thought, like when, you know, reading his biography, his work, I thought, you know, the, uh, the history around, um, uh, racism, um, kind of, um, had [00:26:00] already. Uh, because of Martin Luther King. That was my understanding. That was what I had heard. And, and when I came, um, like early 2012 when, when I started working in the grocery store, like, um, kind of most of the customers, uh, used to kind of like ask me where I'm. Like, uh, and being a, uh, the, the idea of identity, um, where I'm from has always been a big crisis in my life. And I'm sure, um, you know, most of you had, um, if you remember growing up in the refugee camp, um, I'm sure most of you have similar experiences. Um, I wanted to, I'm curious like, you know, um, My observation, um, the early days of my, um, experience in this [00:27:00] country was, um, I didn't know that this country is so black and white, like the Wrestl divide, um, the cancel between one race versus another race. And then, and then I wasn't aware of like, you know, Fall into the brown category and, and then there is this like, big question like, you know, where do we exist between this, uh, between black and white? Um, um, I'm kind of like curious about your own observation, um, when you look at the larger, uh, scenario of this country. Um, did, did you have any. Observation around that on the,[00:28:00]  any one of you? Yeah. So, um, I normally encounters, um, scenarios where, I've been labeled as an Indian, you know, , so it's very st stereotypical. It's so unfortunate. Um, but mm-hmm. , the people in this country, they does not realize that the country is built on the base of immigrant blood. You know, so all America, it's, it's all a part of melting pot. Whatever concept that we bring in, it's. So the man founding pillar, right? The standing pillars of America is based on the immigration, right? It's from immigrant. Mm-hmm. , no matter, like you are born here, but your, uh, ancestors are from somewhere else, you know, unless you are a Native American, then that's a different case. So it's very unfortunate that the discrimination is still exist and people still [00:29:00] judge you. By your cover, you know, so yeah, I have, I have seen that so many time in, in workplace, in a school, in grocery, I mean, normally you get treated so differently, even if you were like a hoodie to a store and then you are like a different color, they instantly judge you right there and then, uh, even like a storekeeper or they'll have ice on you no matter where you go around the store. So I have faced that personally. So, yep. Yeah. Um, yeah, go piggyback, uh, of what Chandra said. Like, I, so I work at Target, like in a retailer and stuff, so, and those things are very, um, common thing that I have to witness from lot of my white team members lot of the time, um, especially racially profiling, um, customers. It's. and [00:30:00] like, not to give them excuse, like not to excuse their action. Like a lot of the time it's so for white. Um, from my experience, like I, I've been like, I was very, I, I got involved with white folks when I, when I first moved, I state it was just, um, for me to be comfortable in this, you know, to, to this new place. So I definitely switched my . Switch my, uh, what, I guess like culturally, I switched myself culturally when I first moved to the state, so I got to witness a lot of things I feel like from the both side and like, so, and, and those times where like I had to cut some people off from my life because I, I couldn't, I just couldn't, uh, accept a lot of the things that would, I, it was not something a lot of the time intentionally, it was just something that was engraved in their thing. It, it's like they wouldn't even realize the impact they. , like with the words that they're saying, like, um, just for example, a lot of [00:31:00] the time this, uh, the white folks in my, uh, work, uh, they will be watching people closely to the, uh, mostly like a lot of the time it's always bipo people, you know? And it's really frustrating to see that, um, See, see that, and because I do have friends who are, um, who are black, you know, we're brown, who even Nepali friends who have a very darker tone than, um, than some of us, you know? And like even my little sister, she has a way darker tone than, oh, than me or my little brother. So I think this, uh, this stereotypes and things that really does impact our everyday life and just like being, especially for me and my personal level, I. , like I try to connect with people through experience more than, um, the racial and geograph geographical, uh, place that we're born in. Because I feel like when, when I do that, I just find it hard for me, uh, for me to, uh, connect with people or, uh, you know, to find that. Feeling of home or like [00:32:00] finding that connection with people. Because when I think that way, it's just like, oh, they're not Nepali. You know, they wouldn't, they will never understand me. But I try to listen to other Bipo people, um, and their stories and try to like, you know, empower each other to, uh, what we can do, what, uh, like actions that we can take to do better. So I think, um, this, the, the racial. Tension bet, uh, in America? I don't, it has been better, I feel like, from when I, when I first came, but I don't think it's gonna go anywhere anytime soon. But I feel like this collective, uh, like, you know, learning of each other's culture and like learning and just respecting, um, respecting each other is gonna help us move forward. I feel like. Thank you Noel and Sandra for sharing. You are listening to Apex Express and K P 4 94 [00:33:00] 0.1. 89.3 KP fp and online at kpfa Doz. Stay tuned in for more about Arrows Scam for Immers Leaders Reflection. Ka Uh, how about, um, I. I mean, three of you are part of, were part of the Arrows Youth Leadership Camp, uh, 2022 cohort. Um, Kamara, do you wanna kind share with us, uh, your intention to join Arrows Youth Leadership Camp and share some of your experiences being part of the leadership camp? Absolutely. So going back to. Last question. So for racism, I feel like I really, really struggled to find my community within the school because I never felt like I was a part of one of them. I try to find friends, I try to make friends. I'm like really outgoing. But neither with the teachers [00:34:00] or the students. Did I ever get the opportunity to connect? And you think like, I went here from fifth grade, so it would've been easier to integrate into the culture and stuff, but I never felt like I belong there. And even now, I. Do go to high school, but I do Don normal, so I try to like be out of the high school as much as I can because some of my hardest struggles I feel like, have been inside those school walls because even talking to teachers, I never felt like heard or felt recognized instead of, I always felt like I was like undermined, and so I reached out from my community outside of the school walls. So I really, really tried to. A part of the Nepali community as much as I could, like speaking, Nepali, being, seeing someone who was Nepali in the halls, that would always brighten up my day because it felt like that's a part of my identity. So, uh, I joined a r u with the intention to meet new people [00:35:00] that were from the same background that I was, because that's what makes me feel valid. And I was really interested in the leadership camp because I wanted to grow. I wanted to learn about myself, and I was already doing some stuff in the community for my community, but I also wanted to learn more. I wanted to mentors. I wanted to be inspired. And I think after going to the camp, that's exactly what a R u did for me. It helped me re. The problems that we have in our society and how I can not only just acknowledge it, but become a part of the solution. Thank you Pamela, for sharing. How about what was your intention and um, can you please share, share some of the experiences being part of the nuclear?[00:36:00]  Sorry, I can go . I can go. Um, first, um, like, yeah, so my in first intention, uh, was. To, uh, reconnect with my roots and, um, to my, to the, uh, to Bhutanese community. Um, like I had mentioned earlier, I, after I moved to this stage, just, um, because of my sexuality, one of the big reason was my sexuality. That really made me very, uh, distant from my community. So, I just completely shot myself from going to Nepal events. Like, you know, hey, like just even reaching out to like Nepali friends or like, even I moved to the States, I had no connection with my Nepal, like friends from Nepal or like friends that had moved to the States with like before I did. You know, like I used to reconnect with them, uh, in the beginning of the years when I first moved in. Um, and like after realizing that my, uh, about my sexuality and I just completely shut [00:37:00] that off. Like after that it was just me and American friends, you know? And like that's, I lived my life that way. Um, I lived as like the, uh, quote unquote American teen li um, teens life, uh, when I was, um, when I was in high school. Uh, even. In college, like beginning of college. And not until like, you know, recent, really recently, 20 20, 20 19, um, being in college, that kind of really made me realize, what, what do I really want to do with life? And like, you know, uh, what, what am I gonna do and who I am? Those questions started popping off and one of the main reasons a lot of this stuff also happened because of like a lot of those. Activism that was arising against, um, black Li against the police brutality and the, the unfair treatment of black, uh, black individuals by the law enforcement. And with Black Lives Matter moment rising up and with Covid, with a, [00:38:00] like the Asian hate, all those stuff really put me in this place to like, make me think about like my whole life, you know, and where do I, where do I come from, who I am and. like at, at that point I had, uh, my family had knew who I was and like, you know, I was being more comfortable of being myself and having conversation with my families about just our histories and all those stuff. So, and then Aru came in, uh, which I knew for a long time, but this year I. My uncle sent me an email, uh, messaged me and was like, Hey, said, sent, like, do this. And I was like, oh my God. Yeah. And then I looked up and it was just exactly what I needed at the right, like, you know, the, the perfect time timing because I had opportunity, uh, before, but my mindset was not there to do those kind of activism, like, um, and I always did have that place for it. But this, um, and just having this experience this year, just. Totally [00:39:00] like it changed me in a way, like, you know, it, it made me see my community, uh, from the side that I have never seen, like, you know, the side of, like, especially with the hi, like the, the traumas that my community had to deal with because of the displacement from Bhutan and moving to the states and I, I really just started, started dissecting myself. History and like, you know, how it's impacting me and my family and like my community. So that was definitely one of the main reasons I wanted to join, um, to learn about myself, you know, because I had questions, um, of why I am and I still do so. But I think, um, since I started wor uh, being part of aru, I, a lot of this. Questions are being answered for me and I, I, yeah, that, and I hope that we can keep working, um, working with, I, I hope to keep working with Arrow in Future and have, uh, make [00:40:00] someone like, who felt like you know me, who feels like me in future, to make them feel connected to our community for our future generation. So that's really something that I am very grateful for, aro, for making me, bringing me back to. To my community, you know, to bringing back to my home, I would say. Thank you. Thank you. Sandra, how about you? Do you wanna share? Yeah, so, uh, For me, I think I like wanted to really my leadership life, you know, cuz uh, in the past I have attended a few leadership camp and I have been mentor of leadership camp and, um, and I was missing that experience. You know, it, it went a long time. The first camp that I did was back in 2011 as a student. It was a migrant leadership camp in Pennsylvania. Right. It was a six day camp. Which happened in [00:41:00] Millersville University on Lancaster. Um, so yeah, I was missing those experience and I just wanted to make a new connection and then see, um, like what problems that our community are facing, what I can do maybe, you know, try to embol in it. Uh, it particular like triggered me from after the, the, the, the pandemic hit cuz. Most of us were literally living in case, right? Where like I isolated for like, uh, two years. And then normally somebody recommended, I mean, to the camp, uh, , it's like, why don't you join the camp? And I was like, okay. So I've been in case for a long time, I have not make an interaction like social interaction with people and just wanted to make a new connection and see how I can blend into the. Community, you know, as a new identity cuz uh, I didn't have the, uh, my spiritual identity [00:42:00] in past when I used to did, uh, when I did those kind of a camp. And then I was just wondering, like, I was just testing myself. Will I be able to fit in because, uh, people normally kind of, you know, criticize you're looking. Your face joing, like, what are you doing? What, what are you wearing that aren't you missing your life being spiritual or like trying to be religious? So I just wanted to taste that on myself. So that's the initial reason to join the camp. Then I was very glad that it did meet my expectations and camp people were very nice and a friendly, they gave my space. So yeah, I was very happy about it and I did make a, uh, lifelong connection. In the camp. So it's really good and I'm very happy about it. Thank you. I'm, I'm also very happy that you all joined our leader camp. Um, [00:43:00] I know, uh, by the, uh, middle of the leadership training program, we divided, um, the participants into three groups. Um, Storytelling group, mental health group and education group. Can you tell us more about your group and the, um, issues that your group is trying to address? Kana, do you, do you wanna begin? Sure. I could start us off. So for me, I, we were able to pick the groups that we pro. Prioritize. And for me, education was really on the top because for me, I always felt that there was a barrier between my parents and I. And although they're so, so supportive and they're just amazing with that, they are illiterate. And my father was the oldest of his family, and my mother was also the eldest of her family. [00:44:00] So neither of them got to attend school at. So for me, I also felt like education was a barrier, which is why I, I wanted to explore a little more into that disparity. And after, um, talking to our previous mentors that have gone through this camp program before, they identified that there was a large group of high school dropout rates in Harrisburg. So after that, we, um, spent some time. Trying to do surveys and stuff so we could see exactly what was the problem. Because after conversations with the leaders in Harrisburg, also, we discovered that like they knew that this was a evident problem and stuff like that, but they weren't aware of why. So we were like, why not start at the population that's impacted the most? Right. So we started with the high school kids and. We launched a survey, the results told us back that yes, this was an issue, [00:45:00] and that there was things that, hello? Go ahead. Go ahead. Oh, I'm so sorry. So, We found out that like the issues were prominent in high school and we've mainly focused on launching it in the summer, so we had a little bit difficulties getting enough participants, but at the end we did get like a good amount and we found out that it was because of finance stuff, because they weren't able to get resources that they need and our team and a R. Joined together to now open a resource center in Harrisburg, which I think is so inspiring. I'm so ready for the next step. Great. Thank you. Thank you Kana for sharing. Um, Chandra, do you wanna [00:46:00] talk about the mental health group? Yes. So, um, I was part of Mental Health Group and as you know, Our people have been, have been through like a lot of difficulties in their life from like flooding, from country, uh, and then spending their life as a refusing. And then after that they had to overcome another hurdle moving to the, moving to the new country, which they have never thought up, where it does not match their religion culture. So it's totally different, right? And then there has been a lot of trauma, people who are torture and they have like lots of thing going on and does not matter, like whichever is there, right? So, so mental, mental health was one of the use issue. And normally in community there is a huge tabby about it. Like [00:47:00] people doesn't know, like how to acknowledge it or they don't think it exists. And, um, that's really concerning and it's, it's hurting people day by day internally, but they does not realize that it's been harming them. So we just wanted to rate some awareness regarding that. So, um, so in past sessions in our leadership camp, we tend to focus on mainly the youth section, the teenagers. So, We decided to do a small research based on the substance substances abuse with the teen. Um, so what, what, what is causing them to have such a problem? And for me, the reason behind me joining in mental group, mental health group was that. I believe like the spiritual healing could be also the one of the potential solution to overcome that issue. [00:48:00] So I thought, why not? Maybe I can repeat some spiritual idea and maybe they're gonna help. So that's the initial reason I wanted to be the part of it. Yeah. Thank you. Thank you, Sandra. Now do you, do you wanna respond to that? Can you respond? I mean, can you say the question one more time? Yeah. So, um, during the youth leadership training program, we divided the participants into three groups, right? Mental health group, right. And education group and new, uh, were interested in the storytelling group. So, uh, can you tell us, um, more about the storytelling group? What you all are doing, what, uh, kind of, uh, community issues that the his storytelling group is, uh, trying to address. [00:49:00] Yeah, so there's two different, uh, storytelling groups, but the one that, um, that we're constant, constantly working toward right now is our performance, um, performance piece that is focused on, um, our personal story. And the reason I was, uh, interested in storytelling was because I feel that, um, Coming to Iowa, you know, and like, just realizing that learning so much his, like, so much thing about other people's history. Like, you know, obviously it's empowering, um, but at the same, at the same time, it makes you question, right? Like, you know, what about my story? And like that, that may be a little selfish take on it, but at the same time, espe, you know, with just the treatment of, um, Bhutanese people from the Bhutanese, uh, the Vietnamese monarchy and just. Just the way that the political scene played out is just so unjust to, um, our people. And there's still, uh, [00:50:00] uh, political prisoners that are still in Bhutan that are serving, uh, their jail time who were just trying to fight for their right to live in the land that they had been living for a long time. And I see nothing wrong with that, and I. The stories and, uh, you know, the struggle of my community, of my family that, uh, the journey that they had to take is worth of, um, worth of being like, you know, those stories are worth of being told, worth of being heard. Um, and it is. I, I like talking about life. I like talking about, um, learning about other people's stories, learning, uh, sharing my own stories. Um, so that was one of the main reason, uh, I wanted to do that. Um, plus I do have like a little bit of, uh, performance, back background with Dune Theater back in camp, so that was definitely something that I did. And like right now we are, um, so this, over this camp, um, [00:51:00] this summer we all came up with our own, you know, experience, uh, living. being an immigrant, being a refugee, and like, you know, uh, like how that has impacted us. And we all came up with a collective, a collective, uh, script of, um, after writing our own personal stories. So right now we're, we've been meeting like, you know, every, every month, once a month this year after the, uh, after summer. But next, once, uh, 2023 starts, we'll be working like twice a month to, you know, really. Um, clean our performance and like clean the stories that we're trying to sell, like, you know, um, so, and we'll be performing that in San Francisco this summer in Bay Area, um, which I'm really excited about, uh, because we'll be able to share this performance, uh, to other communities, uh, who can, who may relate to us, you know, who may feel heard and seen through our performance. Uh, so yeah, I'm just really excited to represent our, um, our community in, [00:52:00] in that respect. So, Great. Great. Yeah. Um, the, the name of the performance, uh, is called Mero Marietta. Right. And, um, Mero Literal, uh, translation would be my song, my Journey, and. And we look forward to perform at, uh, Y V C A in San Francisco, which is going to be exciting. Um, thank you. Thank you all of you for, uh, sharing, uh, your life journey, your experiences in the physic camps in US, and, uh, your experiences, um, being part of the youth leadership camp. Um, before we close out, uh, do you wanna share any final. After attending the leadership camp Camp, I felt like so heard, so [00:53:00] validated, and I honestly think that if there's any other Bhutanese refugee youth out there, I definitely recommend a U'S leadership camp because it is a safe space for us all and I think that we would always appreciate new bonds, new connect. Thank you Pamela. Any final thoughts? Yeah. Uh, so like to appreciate you for hosting us today and also wanted to specially thanks Apex Express for giving us wonderful opportunity to share our experience Ke. And as equine kaa, I would definitely all the youth out there to come out and then at least play some role in, um, uplifting this organization and as young as you can also build some skills and grow along with the organization. So like to invite every single [00:54:00] one out there was listening to us definitely should come out and try this leadership camp experience in long lot from it. Thank you so much. Thank you. No. Any final thoughts? Yeah. Um, not like, um, I, my final thought would be, um, just take your journey like, you know, one by one and not to, uh, not to sound like I'm giving advice or anything, cuz I, I'm still like myself growing and going through this journey, uh, trying to navigate my own self and trying to find myself. So I think. , just be patient with yourself, especially if you're someone listening who is a child epidemic comes from of experience that we have lived. I just wanna say that, you know, take your time, trust your process. Um, it's okay to be easy on yourself. It's okay to, um, [00:55:00] feel like that you don't belong because, um, that's such a suck, a sucky feeling, but. Part of this journey and uh, I think we lost normal. Um, alright, so, uh, it's time to close, uh, for tonight. Thank you all for joining. Uh, thank you for such a rich conversation. Uh, please check out our website, kzla program. App Express to find out more about this show tonight and to find out how you can take direct action. We thank all of you listeners out there. If resisting, keep organizing, keep creating, and sharing your reasons with the world. Your voices are very important. Netflix [00:56:00] Express is produced by Mi Lee, Jalina, Kimley, and ung, and. By Ryon. Tonight's episode was hosted by Robin Goong and Is United. Thank you so much to the K P F A staff for their support. Have a great night. Thank you. [00:57:00] [00:58:00]  The post APEX Express – 12.29.2022 ARU's CAMP for Emerging Leaders Reflections appeared first on KPFA.

W tym odcinku rozmawiamy o tym, dlaczego podsumowanie roku będzie za tydzień i jak macie wziąć w nim udział. Ale też o strasznej sytuacji, która wydarzyła się Wojciaszkowi. Linki: - https://blog.lastpass.com/2022/12/notice-of-recent-security-incident/ - https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/mozilla-launch-fediverse-instance-social-media-alternative/ - https://informatykzakladowy.pl/co-z-tym-twitterem/ - https://twitter.com/47Chronic Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): https://instances.social - Mastodon - Link do profilu Pawła - Link do profilu Wojtka Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (https://www.patreon.com/ywp) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - https://ref.fm/u26294944, Surfshark - https://surfshark.deals/yeswas. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (https://forum.yeswas.pl). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: YesWasDiscount Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na: grupie na Telegramie, Twitterze i Facebooku. Prowadzący: Paweł Orzech, Wojtek Wieman Identyfikacja wizualna: Antoni Kwiatkowski Intro: Breakmaster Cylinder 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:28 - Odcinek wyjazdowy 00:02:33 - Topki zrobimy razem! 00:07:04 - Resubskrypcje Orzecha 00:08:23 - Lastpass shakowany 00:14:40 - Mozilla z serwerem Masto 00:19:38 - Orzeszek oficjalnie bez Twittera 00:22:50 - Analogowe foteczki 00:45:10 - Story time Wojtka 01:17:05 - No to do zo 01:18:02 - Outro BMC

Welcome to the Dive bar of the IWC to have a drink with your Drinking Buddies! Marsh and Digi, who makes his Episode 1 debut, breakdown Smackdown and RAW! We cover the sudden release of Mandy Rose, Bloodline, Dexter Lumis, a possible return of Kana, and so much more! Kuribl.com Promo code "MadThanks" ------------------------------------------------ Marsh and Digi discuss this past week in wrestling.. Recorded December 14, 2022 Just a couple of friends having drinks and talking wrestling. We review WWE and AEW. As well as go over what's happening in the wrestling news. We don't pretend to have inside knowledge and we still seem to guess whats happening next with about the same accuracy as everyone who claims they do. So tune in and tip your glass with us as we cover what we like, what we don't, and how we see things from the outside looking in! If you've got no one to talk wrestling with then be we will be your Drinking Buddies! Twitter for hosts @RefMarsh @Kevlarontherox @CrybabyKlump @AmandaJayne @Beard_Sports @ShakesNYG https://www.twitch.tv/wrestlingontherocks for live streams every Wednesday and Thursday where you can join the chat and be apart of the show! www.wrestlingontherocks.com/shop to support! Official website WrestlingOnTheRocks.com! The Shakedown Sports Podcast @ShakedownShow YouTube channel link https://www.youtube.com/ShakedownMediaNetwork ( @SHAKEDOWNMEDIANETWORK ) Lifelong wrestling fans finally got together on WrestleMania 2019 to record what they do after work-- drink and talk wrestling!

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Tag League Final wraps up and starts the rode to Wrestle Kingdom. Raw finds two number one contenders, Judgement day finds a new challenge and KANA? NXT we have a New Women's World champion with controversy, Broke money spilled the secret and The creeds are the real bad guys. AEW has money to blow as the Elite change the game, Hangman cuts some onions and MJF defends his title. All of this and more way more so take a listen. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wearewrestlingpodcast/support

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This week, the guys talk about what they liked from NXT Deadline and the first ever Iron Survivor Challenge. Waller gets the victory, and that means Tyler is feeling far from Melo. Plus, Asuka may be debuting her Kana gimmick in WWE.In AEW, Ricky Starks and MJF faced off on the mic in a moment that might define a generation of talent in AEW. Brad and Tyler discuss where it ranks, and they ask themselves why the women aren't getting the same treatment.Sasha Banks, Mercedes Varnado, or whatever her name will be in the future, looks set to compete in a New Japan ring in January. What does this mean for her future? This, the State of 19 Media Group, and a final grad school update from the boys this week.Be sure to head to richkidmoneybear.com and use the code 19Media for 15% off of your purchase. Support those who support us, and support black-owned businesses!Gimmick Infringement is a proud member of @19MGroup. Head to 19mediagroup.com to check out all of their content offerings. Be sure to also go to gimmickinfringementpod.com to find extra content from the guys. All sound effects and clips come from freesound.org. Stock video files are courtesy of pixabay.com and Adobe Stock. Twitter: @WindDuster, @TylerJMcDowell, @GIPod19Instagram: @therealwinduster, @tymcdowellb, @GIPod19Web: gimmickinfringementpod.com, 19mediagroup.com Merch: https://19-media-group.myspreadshop.com/0:00 Intro4:15 NXT Deadline Stars14:50 Sasha or Mercedes?27:30 Asukana32:20 State of 1936:01 Ricky v MJF Ranking44:36 Grad School51:10 Where are the Women?1:00:42 The Week Ahead1:03:36 Closing

Tutaj miał być opis, ale wystąpił błąd ChatGPT. Linki: - https://chat.openai.com/chat - https://techcrunch.com/2022/12/05/third-party-twitter-app-makers-turn-their-attention-to-mastodon/ - https://mobile.twitter.com/joekndy/status/1598874918422450176 Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): https://instances.social - Mastodon - Link do profilu Pawła - Link do profilu Wojtka - Aplikacja Mastodon na iOS, - Aplikacja Mastodon na Androida, - MetaText (iOS), aplikacja z której korzysta Paweł Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (https://www.patreon.com/ywp) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - https://ref.fm/u26294944, Surfshark - https://surfshark.deals/yeswas. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (https://forum.yeswas.pl). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: YesWasDiscount Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na: grupie na Telegramie, Twitterze i Facebooku. Prowadzący: Paweł Orzech, Wojtek Wieman Identyfikacja wizualna: Antoni Kwiatkowski Intro: Breakmaster Cylinder 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:27 - Intro od ChatGPT 00:01:00 - ChatGPT robi robotę, ale czyją? 00:36:46 - Telegram - góry i doły 00:42:29 - Metaverse Unii Europejskiej 00:54:24 - Patreon wspaniały 00:57:04 - Outro BMC

Diagnoza Pawła, a potem niech się dzieje - Elon Musk, Apple App Awards, Appel Music Replay i Fake Therapy. Linki: - https://social.lol/@mark@tapbots.social/109423517224658468 - https://github.com/smallsco/macstodon, https://github.com/SuperIlu/DOStodon, https://github.com/meyskens/mastodon-for-workgroups - https://apps.apple.com/pl/story/id1647007359?l=pl Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): https://instances.social - Mastodon - Link do profilu Pawła - Link do profilu Wojtka - Aplikacja Mastodon na iOS, - Aplikacja Mastodon na Androida, - MetaText (iOS), aplikacja z której korzysta Paweł Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (https://www.patreon.com/ywp) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - https://ref.fm/u26294944, Surfshark - https://surfshark.deals/yeswas. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (https://forum.yeswas.pl). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: YesWasDiscount Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na: grupie na Telegramie, Twitterze i Facebooku. Prowadzący: Paweł Orzech, Wojtek Wieman Identyfikacja wizualna: Antoni Kwiatkowski Intro: Breakmaster Cylinder 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:28 - AUDHD 00:19:51 - Fake therapy 00:22:42 - Słonik 00:36:29 - Apple Music Wrapped 00:38:46 - Musk z drugiej strony 00:49:40 - App Awards 00:58:03 - No to do zo 00:58:34 - Outro BMC

In the aftermath of the battle, Zhang, Clove, Tariq and Kana must figure out what comes next. Homeland is played using The Avatar Legends System, by Magpie Games. Made possible by the support of our Patrons including - Elliot Jay O'Neill Oliver Harker-Smith Tim Harker-Smith FrozenKoda Nick Sappho Nobody Famous Thank you! PATREON https://www.patreon.com/roletocast DISCORD https://discord.gg/Jj7wyjecWb TWITTER https://twitter.com/roletocast Role To Cast are: Sean https://twitter.com/SeanMeansJohn Chris https://twitter.com/BondingChris Phil https://twitter.com/Skkruf Ellen https://twitter.com/EllenKGraham1 Music by Gareth Chin Artwork by Jack Sumner How did you think the season would end? Tell us here, or on our social media. Drop us a like or leave a review on Apple Podcasts. All our episodes are on Acast, Spotify, Youtube, or wherever you find good podcasts. Thank you to Michael Ghelfi Music for the use of some of their ambient sounds. Check out their sounds at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDed9jQ1Y1gKeyjvkyFGkCA And visit their Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/MichaelGhelfi Thank you to Sword Coast Soundscapes for the use of some of their ambient sounds. Check out their sounds at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUGy8GD5oY4EX9awX4FSqBw p9S6aSa3ZvGn2oB9uYMe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As the others watch on, Kana engages in Agni Kai with her mother, once and for all. Homeland is played using The Avatar Legends System, by Magpie Games. Made possible by the support of our Patrons including -Elliot Jay O'NeillOliver Harker-SmithTim Harker-SmithFrozenKodaNickSapphoNobody FamousThank you! PATREONhttps://www.patreon.com/roletocastDISCORDhttps://discord.gg/Jj7wyjecWbTWITTERhttps://twitter.com/roletocast Role To Cast are:Sean https://twitter.com/SeanMeansJohnChris https://twitter.com/BondingChrisPhil https://twitter.com/SkkrufEllen https://twitter.com/EllenKGraham1 Music by Gareth ChinArtwork by Jack Sumner How would you win Agni Kai? Tell us here, or on our social media.Drop us a like or leave a review on Apple Podcasts. All our episodes are on Acast, Spotify, Youtube, or wherever you find good podcasts. Thank you to Michael Ghelfi Music for the use of some of their ambient sounds. Check out their sounds at:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDed9jQ1Y1gKeyjvkyFGkCAAnd visit their Patreon at:https://www.patreon.com/MichaelGhelfi Thank you to Sword Coast Soundscapes for the use of some of their ambient sounds. Check out their sounds at:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUGy8GD5oY4EX9awX4FSqBwp9S6aSa3ZvGn2oB9uYMe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tym razem okazało się, że w ciągu ostatniego tygodnia Paweł postanowił hostować cały internet u siebie. Między innymi o tym jest też ten odcinek. Linki: - https://twitterisgoinggreat.com/ - https://photo.orzech.me/i/web/profile/500042509354442753 - https://techcrunch.com/2022/10/27/neoplants-bioengineers-houseplants-to-use-them-as-air-purifiers/ Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): https://instances.social - Mastodon - Link do profilu Pawła - Link do profilu Wojtka - Aplikacja Mastodon na iOS, - Aplikacja Mastodon na Androida, - MetaText (iOS), aplikacja z której korzysta Paweł Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (https://www.patreon.com/ywp) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - https://ref.fm/u26294944, Surfshark - https://surfshark.deals/yeswas. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (https://forum.yeswas.pl). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: YesWasDiscount Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na: grupie na Telegramie, Twitterze i Facebooku. Prowadzący: Paweł Orzech, Wojtek Wieman Identyfikacja wizualna: Antoni Kwiatkowski Intro: Breakmaster Cylinder 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:45 - Orzech ma ADHD? 00:04:17 - Twitter, Mastodon i inne takie takie 00:51:40 - Jakiś czarny tydzień 00:54:26 - Neoplants 01:01:50 - No to do zo 01:02:08 - Outro BMC

A dziś o aktualizacjach do mądrego domu, o fotografii i - a jakże - o kolejnej sadze z Twitterakiem. Linki: - https://allegro.pl/oferta/eufy-eufycam-2c-2-kamery-centrala-homekit-10967346683 - https://www.amazon.pl/eufy-Wewn%C4%99trzna-wykrywanie-noktowizja-kompatybilno%C5%9Bci/dp/B086LBWH4M/ref=sr_1_3?__mk_pl_PL=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&crid=4OW7491YUN11&keywords=eufy+homekit&qid=1668464597&qu=eyJxc2MiOiIyLjY5IiwicXNhIjoiMC45OSIsInFzcCI6IjAuOTcifQ%3D%3D&sprefix=eufy+homeki,aps,147&sr=8-3 - https://allegro.pl/oferta/meross-kolorowa-lampka-nocna-wifi-homekit-11618213596 - https://www.ceneo.pl/82391837 - obiektyw 7Artisans 25mm f/1.8 - zdjęcie, o którym mówiliśmy w podcaście Natomiast jeśli chcecie zacząć z całym Fediverse/Mastodonem: - Wybór waszego serwera (instancji): https://instances.social - Mastodon - Link do profilu Pawła - Link do profilu Wojtka - Aplikacja Mastodon na iOS, - Aplikacja Mastodon na Androida, - MetaText (iOS), aplikacja z której korzysta Paweł Zostań mecenasem naszego podcastu. Już od 15 zł lub 3$ odblokuj dostęp do półodcinków After Dark dostępnych tylko dla Patronów. Kliknij tu (https://www.patreon.com/ywp) i wspieraj redakcję Yes Was. Potrzebujesz maila albo VPN? Polecamy: Fastmail - https://ref.fm/u26294944, Surfshark - https://surfshark.deals/yeswas. Porozmawiaj z nami i naszą cudowną społecznością na forum Yes Was Podcast (https://forum.yeswas.pl). Kanał z dobrymi promkami: YesWasDiscount Możesz być z nami w kontakcie także na: grupie na Telegramie, Twitterze i Facebooku. Prowadzący: Paweł Orzech, Wojtek Wieman Identyfikacja wizualna: Antoni Kwiatkowski Intro: Breakmaster Cylinder 00:00:00 - Intro BMC 00:00:25 - Winko na start 00:02:37 - Apostata 00:15:33 - Mądry dom w rodzinnym domu 00:26:20 - Mądry dom w domu własnym 00:35:56 - Orzech robi foty 00:41:42 - A Wojt strimuje 00:45:46 - Delete FB, stay on TT to the end 00:59:24 - No to do zo 00:59:56 - Outro BMC

Zhang and Clove try to rescue Tariq from Bashira, while Kana faces her mother, alone. Homeland is played using The Avatar Legends System, by Magpie Games. Made possible by the support of our Patrons including - Elliot Jay O'Neill Oliver Harker-Smith Tim Harker-Smith FrozenKoda Nick Sappho Nobody Famous Thank you! PATREON https://www.patreon.com/roletocast DISCORD https://discord.gg/Jj7wyjecWb TWITTER https://twitter.com/roletocast Role To Cast are: Sean https://twitter.com/SeanMeansJohn Chris https://twitter.com/BondingChris Phil https://twitter.com/Skkruf Ellen https://twitter.com/EllenKGraham1 Music by Gareth Chin Artwork by Jack Sumner Who would you help? Tell us here, or on our social media. Drop us a like or leave a review on Apple Podcasts. All our episodes are on Acast, Spotify, Youtube, or wherever you find good podcasts. Thank you to Michael Ghelfi Music for the use of some of their ambient sounds. Check out their sounds at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDed9jQ1Y1gKeyjvkyFGkCA And visit their Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/MichaelGhelfi Thank you to Sword Coast Soundscapes for the use of some of their ambient sounds. Check out their sounds at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUGy8GD5oY4EX9awX4FSqBw Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Zhang, Clove, Tariq and Kana finally find the man with the evil laugh, Bashira. Homeland is played using The Avatar Legends System, by Magpie Games. Made possible by the support of our Patrons including - Elliot Jay O'Neill Oliver Harker-Smith Tim Harker-Smith FrozenKoda Nick Sappho Nobody Famous Thank you! PATREON https://www.patreon.com/roletocast DISCORD https://discord.gg/Jj7wyjecWb TWITTER https://twitter.com/roletocast Role To Cast are: Sean https://twitter.com/SeanMeansJohn Chris https://twitter.com/BondingChris Phil https://twitter.com/Skkruf Ellen https://twitter.com/EllenKGraham1 Music by Gareth Chin Artwork by Jack Sumner Can Bashira be defeated? Tell us here, or on our social media. Drop us a like or leave a review on Apple Podcasts. All our episodes are on Acast, Spotify, Youtube, or wherever you find good podcasts. Thank you to Michael Ghelfi Music for the use of some of their ambient sounds. Check out their sounds at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDed9jQ1Y1gKeyjvkyFGkCA And visit their Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/MichaelGhelfi Thank you to Sword Coast Soundscapes for the use of some of their ambient sounds. Check out their sounds at:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUGy8GD5oY4EX9awX4FSqBw Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Poškozuje děkan Ševčík reputaci VŠE a měl by ho rektor Petr Dvořák odvolat? Nebo Ševčík svými kontroverzními výroky přispívá ke tříbení názorů na svobodné akademické půdě? Debatovat budou rektor VŠE Petr Dvořák a bývalý děkan filozofické fakulty Univerzity Karlovy, historik Michal Stehlík. Moderuje Karolína Koubová.

Kana Enomoto (she/her) is the director of brain health for the McKinsey Health Institute and Reina Chiang (she/her) is a college student and a mental health advocate and they are Unapologetically Black Unicorns. Kana and Reina discuss their personal experiences when crisis showed up in their home and why the emergency room could do more to support mental health crisis. They talk about why mental health and medical conditions should be treated with the same care, Reina's vision for her non-profit “u matter” and the importance for parents to seek support for their children in crisis as well as for themselves. The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is now: 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

With their mission clear, Zhang, Clove, Tariq & Kana sneak into Gaipan Village. Homeland is played using The Avatar Legends System, by Magpie Games. Made possible by the support of our Patrons including - Elliot Jay O'Neill Oliver Harker-Smith Tim Harker-Smith FrozenKoda Nick Sappho Nobody Famous Thank you! PATREON https://www.patreon.com/roletocast DISCORD https://discord.gg/Jj7wyjecWb TWITTER https://twitter.com/roletocast Role To Cast are: Sean https://twitter.com/SeanMeansJohn Chris https://twitter.com/BondingChris Phil https://twitter.com/Skkruf Ellen https://twitter.com/EllenKGraham1 Music by Gareth Chin Artwork by Jack Sumner What do you think will happen inside the walls of Gaipan Village? Tell us here, or on our social media. Drop us a like or leave a review on Apple Podcasts. All our episodes are on Acast, Spotify, Youtube, or wherever you find good podcasts. Thank you to Michael Ghelfi Music for the use of some of their ambient sounds. Check out their sounds at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDed9jQ1Y1gKeyjvkyFGkCA And visit their Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/MichaelGhelfi Thank you to Sword Coast Soundscapes for the use of some of their ambient sounds. Check out their sounds at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUGy8GD5oY4EX9awX4FSqBw Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Clove finally reunites with her parents, while Tariq looks for guidance from Zhang. Meanwhile, Kana reaffirms her new commitments. Homeland is played using The Avatar Legends System, by Magpie Games. Made possible by the support of our Patrons including -Elliot Jay O'NeillOliver Harker-SmithTim Harker-SmithFrozenKodaNickSapphoNobody FamousThank you! PATREONhttps://www.patreon.com/roletocastDISCORDhttps://discord.gg/Jj7wyjecWbTWITTERhttps://twitter.com/roletocast Role To Cast are:Sean https://twitter.com/SeanMeansJohnChris https://twitter.com/BondingChrisPhil https://twitter.com/SkkrufEllen https://twitter.com/EllenKGraham1 Music by Gareth ChinArtwork by Jack Sumner Do they have a good plan? Tell us here, or on our social media.Drop us a like or leave a review on Apple Podcasts. All our episodes are on Acast, Spotify, Youtube, or wherever you find good podcasts. Thank you to Michael Ghelfi Music for the use of some of their ambient sounds. Check out their sounds at:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDed9jQ1Y1gKeyjvkyFGkCAAnd visit their Patreon at:https://www.patreon.com/MichaelGhelfi Thank you to Sword Coast Soundscapes for the use of some of their ambient sounds. Check out their sounds at:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUGy8GD5oY4EX9awX4FSqBw Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This Week In Culture Episode 267 (Raising Kanan S2 Ep7): The Predator. This week Ant and J. Johnson discuss the latest updates with PnB Rock, 50 Cent vs. Starz and more before breaking down the latest episode of #RaisingKanan. Click the link and check out the latest episode now!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thisweekinculture/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thisweekinculture/support