Podcasts about Karsten

Willkommen zu unserer wöchentlichen chaotisch-charmanten XXL-Fußball-Therapiestunde der Podcast-Legenden von Biene Ritter Bär! In Episode 131 versuchen sich Henry, Karsten, Mü und Dennis direkt an den großen Themen der Woche: Paris-Urlaub mit Fußball-Akademie-Vibes, Union Berlin mit Virus-Drama in Bremen, Dortmund mit Last-Minute-Herzinfarkt gegen Köln und Hertha BSC mit emotionalem 96.-Minuten-Ausbruch gegen die „verdammten Düsseldorfer“. Wir reisen von Champions League in Kopenhagen bis U75-Weltmeistertitel in Japan – und sagen es so: In diesem Podcast wird wirklich JEDER Fußball gefeiert, der auf irgendeiner Form von Rasen stattfindet. Es geht um: Kreislauf, Schwindel & detaillierte Kabinen-Unglücke

Er det for dyrt at dyrke i Danmark, når man ikke må smadre naturen? Mød Karsten Mikaelsen, æblebobleproducent ved Æbleland i Lejre. Han taler om, hvordan vi kan tage vare på os selv, vores natur, vand og omgivelser på en omsorgsfuld og ansvarlig måde uden gift og unødvendige affaldsprodukter.Vi tager dig med tilbage til Roskilde Festival 2025, hvor Madland på Food is Now dedikerede en hel dags program til temaet lokale, resiliente madsystemer. Vi inviterede en håndfuld seje frontløbere på scenen til at fortælle om deres virke som madsystembrydere.Podcasten er produceret af Solvej Kyung-Sook Christiansen, optaget af Jacob Damgaard og tilrettelagt af Marie Sainabou Jeng. Denne episode af Madland Podcast er finansieret med tilskud fra Europa-Nævnet, som en del af Madland Madsystemskoles arbejde med EUs landbrugspolitik. Ansvaret for indholdet er alene tilskudsmodtagers.

Bo Møller og Lasse Schou Holbøll investerede i januar tæt på 5 millioner i den danske SaaS virksomhed Morningscore, der tilbyder et online SEO-værktøj.Da både direktøren i Morningscore, Karsten Madsen og Bo Møller er tidligere gæster inviterede jeg dem begge forbi til en snak om investeringen, men også for at blive klogere på, hvordan de så på det at investere i virksomheder.⁠⁠⁠Find Brian på LinkedIn

Vandaag openen we het bestiarium in het hoofdstuk miereneters! De miereneter is een winnend ontwerp. Zoogdieren zijn onafhankelijk 12 keer geëvolueerd tot miereneters (een proces genaamd myrmecofagie), wat een voorbeeld is van convergente evolutie. Karsten neem het op voor de Fruitafossor, een mini miereneter uit de prehistorie. En Peter neemt het op voor de Capélobo. Luister mee en breng vooral je stem uit op de beste miereneter!• historie-en-mythologie@mail.com• https://www.instagram.com/historiemythologiepodcast/• Discord https://discord.gg/RnwqMd5SbsSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/historie-and-mythologie/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Denne fredagens Opptur gjest er en morsom mann som kjapt ble favoritt etter premieren på Hotellet, nemlig Karsten Blomvik. Karsten er kanskje en av de viktigste stemmene der ute akkurat nå. Han forteller om gode anmeldelser på standup-showet Lykkelig Deprimert, om katten Kai og frieri i skogen.Produsert av PLAN-B. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Karsten Radtke, Global Head of Technical Sales for thyssenkrupp Uhde joins us to discuss how gasification, blue hydrogen and ammonia are reshaping the path toward industrial decarbonization. Karsten explains how syngas serves as a crucial bridge between today's fossil-based systems and tomorrow's hydrogen-powered economy, and how modern gasification processes enable the efficient conversion of feedstocks into clean hydrogen and ammonia.

In this episode, Karsten Radtke, Global Head of Technical Sales for thyssenkrupp Uhde joins us to discuss how gasification, blue H2 and ammonia are reshaping the path toward industrial decarbonization. Karsten explains how syngas serves as a crucial bridge between today's fossil-based systems and tomorrow's H2-powered economy, and how modern gasification processes enable the efficient conversion of feedstocks into clean H2 and ammonia.

www.iotusecase.com#Retrofit #EUDataAct #SinglePairEthernet In Episode 190 des IoT Use Case Podcasts spricht Gastgeberin Ing. Madeleine Mickeleit mit Dr.-Ing. Karsten Walther, Geschäftsführer von Perinet. Thema der Folge ist die praktische Umsetzung des EU Data Act in der Industrie. Es geht um sichere Datennutzung direkt an Anlagen und Geräten, um Brownfield Nachrüstungen mit Modbus und RS485, um Single Pair Ethernet als Brücke in die IP Welt und um realistische Schritte von der sicheren Leitungsverschlüsselung bis zur cloudfähigen Architektur.Folge 190 auf einen Blick (und Klick):(08:44) Herausforderungen, Potenziale und Status quo – So sieht der Use Case in der Praxis aus(27:04) Übertragbarkeit, Skalierung und nächste Schritte – So könnt ihr diesen Use Case nutzenPodcast ZusammenfassungEU Data Act in der Praxis. Wie Hersteller und Betreiber Bestandsanlagen sicher nachrüsten und Gerätedaten nutzbar machen.Die Herausforderung beginnt oft im Feld. Viele Steuerungen sind aus den achtziger Jahren gedacht, sprechen Modbus oder RS485 und haben keine Netzwerkschnittstelle. Datenzugriff ist dennoch gefordert, Transparenz und Sicherheit ebenso.Gleichzeitig dürfen Prozesse nicht stillstehen und Investitionen müssen planbar bleiben. Die Lösung ist ein schrittweiser Retrofit mit klarer Priorität.Zuerst wird die Kommunikation über die bestehende Leitung abgesichert. Adapter vor Feldgerät und Controller übersetzen Modbus in die IP Welt, ermöglichen Verschlüsselung und sauberes Gerätemanagement. Netzwerk Security wird so gestaltet, dass auch Installateure im Feld sicher arbeiten können.Im nächsten Schritt werden einzelne Geräte zu eigenständigen Netzwerkteilnehmern, perspektivisch bis hin zu virtuellen Steuerungen und zentralem Software Rollout. Perinet liefert hierfür passende IoT Hardware wie smarte Adapter und bringt Beratungsleistung für Integration und Security ein.Ergebnis sind sichere, wirtschaftliche und EU Data Act konforme Lösungen mit klarer Roadmap für Brownfield Anlagen. Besonders relevant für Hersteller, Betreiber und Systemintegratoren, die Datenhoheit, Skalierbarkeit und Investitionssicherheit verbinden wollen. Jetzt reinhören und konkrete Schritte für die eigene Nachrüststrategie mitnehmen.-----Relevant links from this episode:Madeleine (https://www.linkedin.com/in/madeleine-mickeleit/)Karsten (https://www.linkedin.com/in/karsten-walther-395822365/)periNODE Smart Adapter (https://www.perinet.io/de/produkte/smart-components/perinode-modbus)IoT-Community (https://iotusecase.com/de/community/)Eu Data Act (https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/de/policies/data-act)Perinet bei der SPS: Halle 5, Stand 332Jetzt IoT Use Case auf LinkedIn folgen1x monatlich IoT Use Case Update erhalten

Das Erstarken der politischen Ränder, Identitätspolitik, Migration und die zunehmende Einschränkung der Meinungsfreiheit haben das Vertrauen in die Demokratie erschüttert. Unser gesellschaftliches Miteinander steht vor einer Neugestaltung. Europa und Freiheit gehören untrennbar zusammen – schweigen wir also nicht. Während der Frankfurter Buchmesse 2025 spricht Markus J. Karsten mit Ulrike Guérot und Wolfgang Kubicki über diese Herausforderungen und darüber, wie wir die offene Gesellschaft bewahren können.

Gast Karsten von @Karstens_Welt übernimmt heute den „Hertha-Bären“ und bringt Berliner Fußballleidenschaft zwischen Hoffnung, VAR-Frust und Finanzfragen mit. Unioner Henry erklärt, warum jeder Schubser ein Foul ist (oder auch nicht), Mü analysiert Dortmunds Halbzeiten wie eine Therapiesitzung mit Harry Kane, und Sabrina… versucht tapfer, Fußball-Regeln zu verstehen – von Golden Goal bis Doppelbestrafung. Es geht um Elfmeter, Empörung, Emotionen – und darum, warum man die Schiris auch wieder mit Bauchgefühl pfeifen lassen könnte. Ein Fest zwischen Fachsimpelei, Frotzelei und philosophischem Feinsinn. Und natürlich: einem Golden Goal der guten Laune (Achtung: Quiz). ⚽✨  Zum Start hatten wir mehr Synchronisationsprobleme als Herthas Abwehr, aber mindestens doppelt so viel Charme - freut Euch auf das Outtake nach dem Outro.    Henry Spietweh ist Autor und Podcaster aus Berlin, Unioner seit den 90ern, Reisekaderbegleiter und Eberesche im keltischen Baumhoroskop. Karsten von @Karstens_Welt ist Exil-Herthaner und Youtuber, der einen für einen Herthaner erstaunlichen Realismus mitbringt: https://www.youtube.com/@Karstens_Welt  Mü ist Keeper von SPM Schöneiche in der Union-Liga, Dortmunder seit Chapuisat und Riedle, Hörer und jetzt auch Mitmacher, der Dennis anliefern muss. Sabrina ist Ostwestfälin, von Oma und Opa zur Bielefelder Alm getrieben und hat auf deren Sofa mit Gerd Delling und Waldemar Hartmann alles über Fußball gelernt, was man nicht wissen muss. Und umgekehrt.     https://linktr.ee/ostwestgebaelle https://www.xn--ost-west-geblle-clb.de/ https://www.instagram.com/ostwestgebaelle.de/   Seid lieb zueinander!

Ris eller ros? Send en besked!I dette eventyr skal I møde de to børn Urt og Sky, som på en dejlig dag ved Præstø Fjord bliver vidne til et tyveri. Den væmmelige insektsamler Karsten Kryb stjæler et æg fra en skalleslugerkasse, og nu er det op til Urt og Sky at få ægget tilbage, før det er for sent. Men det er ikke ufarligt, for de to børn har nogle helt særlige evner. De kan begge forvandle sig - Sky til en flagermus og Urt til en sommerfugl. Vil det mon lykkes at redde ægget, uden at Urt bliver fanget i Karsten Krybs store syltetøjsglas? Ruten til dette eventyr går rundt langs Præstø Fjord og slutter i haveanlægget ved Hotel Frederiksminde, hvor der er en smuk udsigt ud over vandet.  Eventyret er blevet til i et samarbejde med Vordingborg Kommune.Skrevet af: Stine Teilmann MaigaardIllustration: Kaspar SivertsenIndtalt af: Christian EimingLyddesign af: Stine Teilmann MaigaardTag ud i den danske natur og oplev de steder, hvor eventyrene finder sted: Download Natureventyr til iOS Download Natureventyr til Android

Taufgottesdienst vom 19.10.2025 | Titel: Leben auf höherer Ebene | Pastor Karsten Künzl | Epheser 3,14-21

Mein linker, linker Platz ist frei…. Ich wünsche mir die Svenja herbei. Jan ist im Urlaub. Svenja springt ein. Die Beiden reden über Elch Erwin, der im Schwarzwald ein Star ist. Nachdem er eingefangen und in den Wildpark Pforzheim gebracht wurde, ermitteln jetzt die Behörden. Es geht um einen Tiertransporteur der nicht mehr auffindbar ist und die Frage, wie konnte der zum Transport freigegebene Elch ausbüxen? Hat es vielleicht damit zu tun, dass Elch Erwin eigentlich ein Lord ist? Wir reden mit neue welle Hörerin Savannah. Sie und Karsten teilen die gleiche Leidenschaft fürs Bügeln. Vielleicht wird ja schon bald mehr aus den Beiden. Und ihr erfahrt, welche neuen, tollen Reiseziele von den Flughäfen in der Region angeflogen werden. Svenja ist der Meinung, darunter sind einige unterschätzte Städte. Bin gespannt, was ihr sagt? Jetzt reinhören! 29:59 ist der Podcast, der sich wöchentlich mit spannenden und unterhaltsamen Themen aus dem Sendegebiet des Radiosenders "die neue welle" auseinandersetzt. Unterhaltsame und manchmal auch sehr kuriose Geschichten, die im Radio nur kurz oder gar nicht vorkommen. Dies ist Folge: 301.

Das Gastland der Buchmesse bietet eine große literarische Vielfalt. Für den Verleger Jan Karsten sind die Philippinen ein "Wunderwerk": voll interessanter literarischer Entdeckungen, die sich mit Diktatur und Kolonialismus auseinandersetzen. Karsten, Jan; von Oppen, Stephanie www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Lesart

Das Gastland der Buchmesse bietet eine große literarische Vielfalt. Für den Verleger Jan Karsten sind die Philippinen ein "Wunderwerk": voll interessanter literarischer Entdeckungen, die sich mit Diktatur und Kolonialismus auseinandersetzen. Karsten, Jan; von Oppen, Stephanie www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Lesart

Das Gastland der Buchmesse bietet eine große literarische Vielfalt. Für den Verleger Jan Karsten sind die Philippinen ein "Wunderwerk": voll interessanter literarischer Entdeckungen, die sich mit Diktatur und Kolonialismus auseinandersetzen. Karsten, Jan; von Oppen, Stephanie www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Lesart

Die beiden großen Kirchen erkannten den Völkermord an Sinti und Roma lange nicht an. Auch in der DDR gab es kaum Aufarbeitung. Ein evangelischer Pfarrer jedoch engagierte sich in der DDR für das Gedenken an ein NS-Zwangslager in Berlin. Krampitz, Karsten www.deutschlandfunk.de, Aus Religion und Gesellschaft

Predigt der FeG Augsburg-Mitte am 12.10.2025 | Prediger: Karsten Wenzel Thema: Beten |  Freie evangelische Gemeinde Augsburg-Mitte | www.augsburg-mitte.feg.de | Ulrichsgasse 1-3 | 86150 Augsburg | contact@augsburg-mitte.feg.de

Was war euer liebstes Kindheits Spielzeug? Der Urlaub ist vorbei und wir haben so einiges zu erzählen. Von mäßig geglückten Botox Treatments über shady Begegnungen auf Parkplätzen bis hin zur kompletten Reizüberflutung durch koreanische Toiletten. Neben Einblicken in Rituale die uns irrational viel bedeuten erfahrt ihr außerdem, was damals eigentlich mit Karsten los war und warum Swifties aktuell stark sein müssen... Hier findest du alle Infos & exklusive Rabatte unserer Werbepartner: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/podcast_hobbylos⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Hobbylos ist eine Produktion von Spotify Studios. Kontakt: hobbylos@youmgmt.de Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Vier Freunde mit Behinderung gründen in der DDR eine Kommune. Schnell wird ihr Hof im ländlichen Thüringen zu einem Hotspot der alternativen Szene. Von dieser wahren Geschichte erzählt Karsten Krampitz' Roman "Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Hoffnung". Krampitz, Karsten www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Lesart

Vier Freunde mit Behinderung gründen in der DDR eine Kommune. Schnell wird ihr Hof im ländlichen Thüringen zu einem Hotspot der alternativen Szene. Von dieser wahren Geschichte erzählt Karsten Krampitz' Roman "Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Hoffnung". Krampitz, Karsten www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Lesart

Vier Freunde mit Behinderung gründen in der DDR eine Kommune. Schnell wird ihr Hof im ländlichen Thüringen zu einem Hotspot der alternativen Szene. Von dieser wahren Geschichte erzählt Karsten Krampitz' Roman "Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Hoffnung". Krampitz, Karsten www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Lesart

The great Karsten Kroening comes back on the pod after 2 years to catch up! We talk about Peter Thiel NOT being the antichrist, how I'm super out of touch with the youngins, and what big things Karsten got up to since we last spoke. Hope you enjoy!

Angemahnte Strukturreformen, Rechtfertigungsdruck, Anfeindungen von Rechts: Der öffentlich-rechtliche Rundfunk befindet sich in der Krise. Dabei war er lange Zeit ein Erfolgsmodell – und Garant für die Entwicklung freier Meinungsäußerung in der Bundesrepublik nach der Nazi-Diktatur. Karsten Rudolph fasst Geschichte und aktuelle Diskussionen in seinem Buch „Sendestörung“ zusammen. Rezension von Ulrich Rüdenauer

Angemahnte Strukturreformen, Rechtfertigungsdruck, Anfeindungen von Rechts: Der öffentlich-rechtliche Rundfunk befindet sich in der Krise. Dabei war er lange Zeit ein Erfolgsmodell – und Garant für die Entwicklung freier Meinungsäußerung in der Bundesrepublik nach der Nazi-Diktatur. Karsten Rudolph fasst Geschichte und aktuelle Diskussionen in seinem Buch „Sendestörung“ zusammen. Rezension von Ulrich Rüdenauer

In dieser Episode spreche ich mit Prof. Karsten Krüger, Professor für Leistungsphysiologie und einer der führenden Experten für die Wechselwirkung von Training und Immunsystem.Sport hat einen tiefgreifenden Einfluss auf unser Immunsystem - doch wie genau wirkt Bewegung auf die Abwehrkräfte?In dieser Folge erfährst du:

Our topic today is about “gender”, the way in which persons recognize and identify themselves. Traditionally you could only identify  as a man or as a woman.  Today, however, we will focus on transgender people. A transgender person is a “transitioning person”, someone who does not feel comfortable with the gender they have been assigned … Continue reading "Between Support and Struggle +++ Transgender People +++ Gender Identity +++ Misunderstandings +++ Absolutely Intercultural 311"

„Wir haben zusammen einen Auftrag für Deutschland. Wir wollen einen digital starken, bürgernahen und zukunftsfähigen Staat“, sagt Dr. Karsten Wildberger, Bundesminister für Digitales und Staatsmodernisierung auf der Smart Country Convention in Berlin. Im Interview erläutert er außerdem, wie das BMDS bislang vorangekommen ist und welche nächsten Schritte geplant sind. Außerdem erklärt Philipp Amthor, Parlamentarischer Staatssekretär beim BMDS, wie es in Deutschland bei der Registermodernisierung weitergehen soll. Dass die Bundesregierung nach rund einem halben Jahr im Amt bereits erste Erfolge in der Digitalpolitik vorweisen kann, zeigt auch der neu veröffentlichte Monitor Digitalpolitik, den Fabian Zacharias, Mitglied der Geschäftsleitung des Bitkom, vorstellt. Erste Vorhaben sind bereits ins Ziel gebracht worden. Jetzt sei entscheidend, das Tempo ressortübergreifend weiter zu erhöhen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mit dem Bundesministerium für Digitales und Staatsmodernisierung (BMDS) hat die Bundesregierung eine zentrale Institution geschaffen, um Verwaltung zu modernisieren, digitale Infrastrukturen auszubauen und die Staatsmodernisierung voranzubringen. Doch was braucht es, um ein Ministerium von Grund auf neu aufzubauen? Wie lässt sich die digitale Verwaltung wirksam modernisieren? Und welche Rolle spielt der Deutschland-Stack dabei? In dieser Folge von Das Ohr am Netz spricht Sidonie Krug mit Bundesdigitalminister Dr. Karsten Wildberger über den Aufbau des neuen Hauses, die Verteilung von Zuständigkeiten sowie Chancen und Herausforderungen für die Staatsmodernisierung. Themen sind unter anderem die Weiterentwicklung der digitalen Verwaltung, die Rolle einer Digitalagentur und die Vision des Ministers für ein souveränes, leistungsfähiges digitales Deutschland. Anschließend ordnet eco Vorstandsvorsitzender Oliver Süme die bisherigen Schritte des Ministeriums aus Sicht der Branche ein. Im Gespräch mit Sven Oswald zieht er ein erstes Resümee und benennt aktuelle Herausforderungen für die Internetwirtschaft. Außerdem erklärt er, welche netzpolitischen Themen jetzt mit besonderer Priorität angegangen werden sollten und was sich die Branche von der Zusammenarbeit mit dem neuen Ministerium erwartet. Weitere Infos: Die neue Studie “Die Internetwirtschaft in Deutschland 2025-2030” kann hier heruntergeladen werden Alle Infos und die Anmeldung zum Netzpolitischen Jubiläumsforum am 7. Oktober 2025 ist hier möglich — Moderation: Sidonie Krug, Sven Oswald Schnitt: David Grassinger Redaktion: Christin Müller, Laura Rodenbeck, Irmeline Uhlmann, Anja Wittenburg Produktion: eco – Verband der Internetwirtschaft e.V.

Dr. Karsten Dümmel ist in der DDR groß geworden. Geliebt hat er das System, in dem er aufwuchs, nie. In dieser Folge spricht er darüber, wie er dem SED-Staat gegenüber stand, wie dies sein Leben beeinflusst hat und wie er den Mauerfall aus Westdeutschland erlebt hat. Außerdem stehen in dem Gespräch besonders die elf Monate zwischen Mauerfall und Wiedervereinigung im Fokus.

Die KV Schleswig-Holstein musste Kapitalanlagen im Wert von 36 Mio. Euro abschreiben und wird deshalb die Verwaltungskostenumlage deutlich erhöhen. Wie will die KV aus dieser Krise herauskommen und was kommt auf die Mitglieder zu? Der stellvertretende KV-Vorstandsvorsitzende Karsten Brandstetter beantwortet Fragen im Podcast.

Interview with Prof. Karsten Lemmer, Executive Board Member of the German Aerospace Center DLR responsible for ‘Innovation, Transfer and Research Infrastructure'. ECJ strengthens enforcement of national trademarks across borders: In its ruling C-76/24, the ECJ clarified that trademark owners can also take action against trademark-infringing goods if these are located in another member state—provided that […]

“The brief was ‘we want to sell some more train tickets to Germany, where you can go to Berlin for a techno party, you can go to Hamburg for the opera, have a famous opera in Hamburg, or you can go to Munich for the beer festival.' And we made this audio journey with sound, and you definitely can hear, ah, now we're in Berlin, it's the opera, and now we go to Munich. So yeah, we can play with that. And the client just also loved the idea. It takes two to tango, as you say, the client also needs to value and understand if you want the effect of this. You need to work with this in an ambitious and professional way.” – Karsten Kjems This episode is the second half of my conversation with audio branding specialist and founder and CEO of Sonic Minds Karsten Kjems, as we talk about the surprising value of silence in sound design, why familiarity doesn't always breed contempt when it comes to sonic logos, and what it means to be a musician in a world where both instruments and vocals can come from a laptop. As always, if you have questions for my guest, you're welcome to reach out through the links in the show notes. If you have questions for me, visit audiobrandingpodcast.com, where you'll find a lot of ways to get in touch. Plus, subscribing to the newsletter will let you know when the new podcasts are available, along with other interesting bits of audio-related news. And if you're getting some value from listening, the best ways to show your support are to share this podcast with a friend and leave an honest review. Both those things really help, and I'd love to feature your review on future podcasts. You can leave one either in written or in voice format from the podcast's main page. I would so appreciate that. (0:00:00) - The Power of Sound DesignAs the second half of our conversation starts, Karsten points out how effective sound design isn't always intuitive, and that less is sometimes more. “I've played some gigs, sometimes for a reception,” he says, “and people were just talking and talking, and they didn't listen to the music at all. But then suddenly if we start to play really soft, then people go, ‘oh, I think the band is playing.'” He adds that sonic interfaces today are, in some ways, reminiscent of the early days of web design. “In the old days, they had flashes and everything moving,” he recalls. “You know, now we just go back to ‘give me a simple burger menu,' ‘click contact,' or whatever. User usability is also very important.”(0:06:41) - The Evolution of Sound DesignOur discussion turns to audio marketing, and Karsten points out how much of effective sonic branding depends on the demographics. “There has actually been a study for that, that shows that we create our musical preference, I think, when it's between we are 17 and 21,” he says. “We're about to get the first boyfriend or girlfriend, moving away from home, these really high peak moments in our lives.” We talk about AI in sound, and the direction he sees it taking in the industry. “It's just like when the sampler came out,” he recalls. “'What should drummers do?' And now the drummer plays on top of samplers, so every drummer has a sampler or a drum machine next to him, so he uses it as a tool.”(0:20:22) - Quality Sound DesignAs our conversation comes to a close, we talk more about the role of shifting demographics in sound design and how they impact not just relatability but the user's experience. “If you're having hearing loss or having, you know, difficult hearing,” Karsten notes, “then you don't want products that really annoy you. You want to be able to understand them.” He shares some of his...

“If you can see that your product is selling better with better sounds, and it gets better reviews Actually, I saw a car review that scored the car better just because the sounds were better. He didn't talk about how fast it could go, how fast it could brake or how many airbags, he talked about the user experience. A car today is a driving iPad on wheels. So, all these sounds here, I got so stressed from these beeps and boops, suddenly it was too close to the edge, or too close to that... sometimes there wasn't even a thing, and it just starts to, what was that? Was a fly running through the camera? What was it? So, I think it's so important that we also choose brands and products with our ears as well with our eyes, and also with our wallets.” – Karsten Kjems This episode's guest was raised in a musical home with a studio in the basement. He began drumming professionally at 23, and his passion for sound design and early use of digital audio tools like ProTracker on the Amiga shaped his approach to music and technology. While working at a branding agency, he noticed companies struggling to define their sonic identity, leading him to launch one of the first strategic audio branding agencies, Sonic Minds, in 2004. Today, he's a recognized expert in the field, frequently speaking and teaching about sound design.His name is Karsten Kjems, and you'll want to hear more about his perspective on brand sounds, why he believes audio branding to be so important, and what sets good and bad sound apart. If you're still on the fence about audio branding for your own company, or if you're struggling to explain why it's important to your clients, you should definitely check out this conversation. As always, if you have questions for my guest, you're welcome to reach out through the links in the show notes. If you have questions for me, visit audiobrandingpodcast.com, where you'll find a lot of ways to get in touch. Plus, subscribing to the newsletter will let you know when the new podcasts are available, along with other interesting bits of audio-related news. And if you're getting some value from listening, the best ways to show your support are to share this podcast with a friend and leave an honest review. Both those things really help, and I'd love to feature your review on future podcasts. You can leave one either in written or in voice format from the podcast's main page. I would so appreciate that. (0:00:00) - The Power of Sound in BrandingAs we start things off, Karsten shares his early memories of sound, and how growing up with ADHD in a musical family shaped his formative years. “I was brought up in a family where my father was a drummer,” Karsten recalls, “so I've always been around musicians and music and the first time I really discovered that I had this almost perfect pitch was when I went to music school.” He explains how a surprising discovery at a concert led to his career in marketing and audio branding, and the seismic shift that the streaming era – and particularly the rise of YouTube – represented for the industry. “Suddenly brands and companies need to communicate in these spheres,” he tells us. “How did they do that? How did they choose music? How should they buy music? So it's a whole new game, from only being on TV and radio to being on all the time, to keep… producing content all the time.”(0:12:18) - Designing Meaningful Audio Branding ExperiencesOur conversation turns to UX and branding through sound design, and Karsten points out how ubiquitous sound interfaces have become these days. “A headset, a modern headset, for whatever company, it can have up to around 15 different sounds,” he...

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#643: Picture this: you're at the Federal Reserve years ago. The chairman literally hangs up a conference call, waits 30 minutes, then calls back — suddenly everyone agrees on the rate decision.  That's the kind of insider story Karsten Jeske (“Big ERN”) shares when he joins us to break down what's happening with the economy right now. Karsten worked at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta for eight years, then spent a decade on Wall Street at Bank of New York Mellon.  Today he runs the popular Early Retirement Now website, where he applies his economist background to help people understand money and markets. You'll hear Karsten explain why the Fed is about to start cutting interest rates. The futures markets are pricing in a 90 percent chance of a quarter-point cut, with more cuts likely through the end of the year.  But why? After all, inflation just ticked up in the latest CPI report, yet the Fed is still planning to lower rates. We dive into how this affects real people. If you're thinking about buying or selling a house, Karsten suggests acting sooner rather than later.  He explains the "buy the rumor, sell the news" principle – the bond market may have already priced in the good news about rate cuts, so waiting might not help you. The conversation covers some surprising economics too. Did you know that high interest rates can actually cause housing inflation?  When mortgage rates are expensive, fewer people build new homes, which drives up prices. It's the opposite of what most people think happens. Karsten walks through the recent jobs report revisions that caught everyone off guard. The government had to subtract nearly a million jobs from their previous estimates. He explains how this happens – it's not that officials are making up numbers, but tracking new businesses is genuinely hard to do in real time. You'll also learn about two Fed tools most people haven't heard of: the dot plot and R-star. The dot plot shows where Fed officials think interest rates should go over time. R-star represents the theoretical perfect interest rate when the economy has no problems — currently around 3 percent. The interview wraps up with Carsten's take on Fed culture. The consensus-building era under Greenspan is giving way to more dissenting votes, which actually makes the central bank more like it was decades ago under Paul Volcker. Enjoy! Timestamps: Note: Timestamps will vary on individual listening devices based on dynamic advertising run times. The provided timestamps are approximate and may be several minutes off due to changing ad lengths. (0:00) Podcast introduction and guest background Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Das Beben in Berlin beschäftigt natürlich auch die ERSTE 7. Mit Leipzig-Boss Karsten Günther sprechen wir u.a. über die Freistellung von Stefan Kretzschmar und Jaron Siewert. Seit 2007 ist Karsten Geschäftsführer des SC DHFK. Er weiß, wie das Business funktioniert, kennst sowohl Kretzschmar als auch Hanning sehr gut und zählt zu den Meinungsmachern in Handball-Deutschland. 60 Minuten voller Energie, bevor er dann plötzlich los muss...

Do you ever feel like you don't quite fit into the traditional mold—whether in sports, school, or even life? Maybe you've tried the “standard” path but never felt at home, and deep down you wonder if there's something more—something uniquely yours. What if the obstacles you face aren't there to stop you, but to reveal your true strength? And what would it look like to transform those setbacks into a platform for purpose, impact, and leadership?Today's guest, Karsten Williams, embodies that very journey. From humble beginnings to becoming an 11-time American Ninja Warrior national finalist, Karsten has proven that resilience, creativity, and grit can carry you far beyond conventional boundaries. He turned his passion for movement into not only personal success, but also a mission to inspire others through mentorship, leadership, and community.Karsten Williams is an 11-time American Ninja Warrior national finalist, elite coach, and founder of Ninja Project—a movement platform redefining youth fitness and functional entertainment. With over a decade of experience across 50+ ninja gyms and events, he's on a mission to turn everyday people into champions through movement, mindset, and mentorship.What makes Karsten unique is not just his decorated Ninja Warrior career, but his passion for creating spaces where belonging meets possibility. He's leading a new generation to see obstacles not as limitations, but as opportunities to grow stronger, more confident, and more resilient. His story reminds us that failure isn't the end—it's the very foundation of greatness.Quotes:"Always stay true to you, don't compare yourself, and don't try to do what others can do. They might have a unique skill set that I don't necessarily have.""I want to create a space for those people that feel like they're maybe underserved, can come in and have their own experience, and have someone that can love on them, pour into them, encourage them, and it's a win for everybody.""When you do get to the top or experience that success, it's that much more meaningful and impactful because you know what the bottom feels like."Actionable Takeaways:Turn failure into fuel. Ask yourself: Where have I let a setback define me instead of refine me? Write down one failure you've experienced and list three lessons you gained from it.Run your own race. Don't copy someone else's path. Identify one area of life where you've been comparing yourself to others—then outline one action that reflects your strengths and style instead.Redefine obstacles. Each challenge is an opportunity to grow. This week, reframe a personal or professional obstacle by writing how it could actually serve as preparation for a future win.Create belonging for others. Who in your circle feels “on the outside” or like they don't have a place? Reach out and invite them into an activity, group, or conversation that builds connection.Pursue impact, not just success. Ask: If I keep going the way I am, what legacy will I leave behind? Journal about one way you can shift your daily habits from self-focus to serving others.Conclusion:Karsten's journey reminds us that obstacles aren't roadblocks—they're invitations to grow stronger, wiser, and more resilient. From crashing on his very first Ninja Warrior course to becoming an 11-time national finalist and mentor to thousands, he proves that success is built on perseverance, humility, and the courage to run your own race. His story challenges us to see every setback as a setup for impact—and to pursue a life that inspires others to rise above their own obstacles.

ChooseFI unveils a new feature on the website that allows listeners to have their financial independence questions answered by experts. Featuring in-depth discussions with Karsten Jeske (Big Earn) and Fritz Gilbert, the episode explores the ramifications of potentially increasing the safe withdrawal rate and provides critical insights into retirement strategies, including cash flow considerations like Social Security and required minimum distributions (RMDs). Key Topics Discussed: Introduction to New Features (00:00:00) Introduction of a Q&A functionality on the ChooseFI website for community engagement. Listener Questions Segment (00:00:36) Introduction to the expert answers provided by Karsten and Fritz. Discussion on Safe Withdrawal Rates (00:05:26) Explanation of the traditional 4% rule and its significance. Karsten's Perspective on the 5.5% Rate (00:07:45) Critique of Bill Bangan's proposed increase in the safe withdrawal rate and why it may be misleading. Nuances of Early Retirement (00:34:25) Insights on adjusting retirement strategies when planning for longer horizons, emphasizing the time value of money. Fritz on RMDs and Safe Withdrawal Rate (00:36:16) Explanation of how RMDs impact withdrawal strategies, highlighting that RMDs apply only to pre-tax accounts. Actionable Takeaways: Adjust SWR to account for extended Retirement horizons Incorporate potential income sources such as Social Security into your retirement planning. (00:35:01) Carefully consider your asset allocation to manage risks related to early retirement (e.g., sequence of return risk). (00:48:06) Key Quotes: "The proposed 5.5% withdrawal rate is misleading and overly optimistic." (00:09:21) - Karsten Jeske "A safe withdrawal rate must not fall below 3.25% for financial security." (00:35:41) - Karsten Jeske "Plan for additional income sources like Social Security in retirement." (00:35:01) - Karsten Jeske "RMDs do not dictate your total spending in retirement." (00:39:00) - Fritz Gilbert "Behavioral finance warns against the pitfalls of emotional investing." (00:51:16) - Brad Barrett Timestamps: 00:02 - Invitation to submit questions at choosefi.com/feedback. 00:05 - Introduction of Karsten Jeske and Fritz Gilbert. 00:09 - Discussion on the safe withdrawal rate controversy. 00:35 - Required minimum distributions explained. 00:49 - Dynamic withdrawal strategies overview. Discussion Questions: How do you view the proposed increase in safe withdrawal rates? What strategies are you incorporating to prepare for early retirement? In what ways can Social Security impact your withdrawal strategy? How do you reconcile RMDs with your personal withdrawal goals? Related Resources: Early Retirement Now Blog: Insights into safe withdrawal rates. Retirement Manifesto: A guide to successful retirement strategies

You thought you were signing up for an English class and the teacher wants to persuade you to become a change maker. Could this be a way of coping with eco-anxiety? But are there any limits on what you can do in an educational setting? Welcome to show number 310 of absolutely intercultural. My name's … Continue reading "eco-anxiety +++ Harry Waters +++ ELT +++ positive anger +++ absolutely intercultural 210 +++"

Timestamps00:00 Welcome & Introduction02:35 Karsten's Journey into Fire Protection07:26 Why Recurring Revenue Matters09:32 Turning Installs into Service Contracts11:13 Customer Service as a Growth Driver13:09 AHJ Compliance Platforms & Industry Shifts14:28 Navigating Local Jurisdiction Challenges18:18 Risk Management and System Types19:33 Karsten's Favorite Systems to Work On24:45 Suppression Systems & Market Competition26:19 Restaurant Stories from the Field28:15 Embracing Technology and AI in Fire Protection33:02 Private Equity & The Industry's Future34:48 ACE Fire's Online Presence35:41 Closing Takeaways

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Karsten Thormaehlen porträtiert seit 1985 hundertjährige Menschen. Bis heute dauert seine Suche nach Hundertjährigen an, die ihn nach Japan, Amerika, Südamerika und Europa führte.

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In this episode we answer emails from Evan, James and Brandy.  We discuss the joys of more cowbell from first principles and its origin story, a recent back-and-forth between Karsten and Tyler, the inherent problems with trying to massage data with crystal balls and what it's really revealing about the shortcomings of a basic 75/25 portfolio, some nuggets from Bill Bengen's new book, and some musings about bitcoin and gold.Links:Early Retirement Now Article:  Can we increase the Safe Withdrawal Rate with Small-Cap Value Stocks? – SWR Series Part 62 - Early Retirement NowPortfolio Charts Response:  The Human Complexities of Correcting the Record – Portfolio ChartsBill Bengen's New Book | A Richer Retirement: Supercharging the 4% Rule to Spend More and Enjoy More.Lyn Alden Talk:  Nothing Stops This Train w/ Lyn Alden | Bitcoin 2025RSSX Fund:  ReturnStacked® U.S. Stocks & Gold/Bitcoin ETFBreathless Unedited AI-Bot Summary:What makes a truly optimal retirement portfolio? The conventional wisdom suggesting a simple 75% S&P 500 and 25% bond allocation deserves serious reconsideration according to mounting evidence from multiple sources.Bill Bengen, creator of the original 4% withdrawal rule, has published a groundbreaking new book that challenges long-held assumptions about retirement spending. By incorporating a more diversified approach—including US large, small, mid-size, and micro-cap stocks alongside international equities and treasury bonds—Bengen demonstrates that safe withdrawal rates could potentially reach 4.7% or higher. When accounting for current inflation levels, he suggests rates between 5-5.5% might be sustainable with properly diversified portfolios.The historical data speaks volumes. When examining performance during the worst possible retirement starting years (1929, 1960s, 1972-73, 1999-2000, 2008-09), portfolios with value tilts or alternative assets consistently outperformed simple index-based approaches. This critical finding undermines the narrative that concentration in broad market indexes represents the safest approach for retirees who actually need to spend from their portfolios.We also explore Bitcoin's potential role in modern portfolios, examining its correlation with technology stocks and questioning whether it functions as a true diversifier. Unlike gold, which maintains near-zero correlation with equity markets, Bitcoin increasingly moves in tandem with growth stocks as institutional adoption increases. This distinction matters significantly for investors seeking stability rather than speculation. New financial products like RSSX are emerging to capitalize on this dynamic, combining stocks, gold, and Bitcoin with adjustments based on relative volatility.The fundamental question isn't about maximizing theoretical returns or terminal wealth, but about constructing portfolios that reliably provide income through various market conditions. A well-diversified approach has historically delivered better outcomes for those spending from their portfolios than simple stock/bond splits—aligning with Bengen's philosophy of spending more and enjoying retirement rather than dying with maximum wealth.Looking to refine your retirement strategy? Send your questions to frank@riskparityradar.com or visit riskparityradar.com to join the conversation.Support the show

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"Designing clubs is about understanding psychology." The famed architects talk about bringing emotions, durability and hidden logic into era-defining nightlife spaces. How do you design the world's best clubs? Studio Karhard, the architecture firm started by Thomas Karsten and his wife, Alexandra Erhard, in 2003, know exactly which ingredients go into a successful nightlife space. The Berlin-based duo are the visionaries behind Berghain and ∄ in Kyiv, as well as a number of private residences, businesses and smaller venues around the world. Their specialty, they say, is salvaging forgotten spaces and resurrecting them to serve a new purpose. In this RA Exchange, Karsten talks about first coming across the building that's now Berghain and working tirelessly with engineers and city planners to preserve its neoclassical facade. As he explains, creating a memorable atmosphere goes beyond just designing for aesthetics. There are countless hidden design features that serve to make venues like Berghain comfortable. But according to Karsten, Studio Karhard's masterpiece is ∄, which they began designing in 2018. He describes the special experience of first visiting the abandoned brewery—which was then in extreme disrepair—and bringing the lessons they took away from building Berghain to make this Ukrainian space their most successful project yet. This episode takes a look under the hood of the psychology, anthropology and emotional study that inform the venues that have shaped underground electronic music culture. Listen to it in full. -Chloe Lula

Most people assume the “safe withdrawal rate” for retirement (or early retirement) is 4%. But, if that's the case, why is it SO hard to find anyone who's gotten to their FIRE number, quit their job, and lived entirely off of the 4% rule? If the 4% rule is so safe and backed by solid math, why are so few FIRE followers confident enough to actually use it? We don't know. So we asked Karsten, AKA “Big Ern,” from Early Retirement Now to help answer! Karsten has done the math, and the 4% rule checks out. But even he, an early retiree, doesn't follow it. So, instead of the safe withdrawal rate, what's the comfortable withdrawal rate early retirees should be following to FIRE on time and with less stress? And with turbulence in today's stock market, and rising prices (which cause your spending to rise), what does the right FIRE portfolio look like? Karsten walks through how your portfolio should change as you approach FIRE. He explains why hedging with cash-flowing assets may be a smart move, how much cash to keep on hand, and whether those reserves can actually protect against sequence risk. Plus, should you pay off your mortgage on the path to FIRE? Scott and Karsten offer two different perspectives on whether it's smarter to pay off your mortgage or invest that money instead. If you're planning to FIRE, this is info you need to know! In This Episode We Cover Is the 4% rule math or myth, and why doesn't anyone actually trust it enough to use it? The optimal FIRE portfolio for less risk and higher potential returns  Cash reserves and emergency “buckets” to limit your sequence of returns risk  Should you pay off your mortgage early or invest that money instead? One smart hedge to protect your portfolio against a stock market downturn  And So Much More! Check out more resources from this show on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠BiggerPockets.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/money-643 Interested in learning more about today's sponsors or becoming a BiggerPockets partner yourself? Email ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠advertise@biggerpockets.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices