Podcasts about katayoun

The Abbasid and British Empires are the nexus through which our two guests, Dr Ahmed Ragab and Dr Katayoun Shafiee explore technology, knowledge production and power. This episode charts medieval paper production and Abbasid-era hospitals to the "discovery" of oil by foreign entrepreneurs in southern Iran, exploring the different ways technological knowledge production developed across empire. Ahmed Ragab is Associate Professor of the History of Medicine and the Chair of the Medicine, Science and Humanities Programme at Johns Hopkins University. Ahmed works primarily on the history of medieval and early modern medicine in the islamic world and questions of medicine in colonial and post colonial contexts. Katayoun Shafiee is Associate Professor in the Department of History at the University of Warwick. Katayoun focuses on modern Middle Eastern history and politics, and she teaches on empire and energy.

Finding our own unique voice within this dance form is something that a LOT of us struggle with, but it comes down to one thing. How we hear and interpret the music.   And to do that? It's super helpful to have a basis of knowledge about the music to draw from!   Today Katayoun is hanging out with us to discuss the beauty and richness of Arabic music and gives us some tips that we can use to really start to internalize the music and let our bodies respond.   It's a fascinating topic, and I can't wait to jump in with you!   Shownotes: www.thebellydancebundle.com/87

Long time collaborators and Paradigms alums Katayoun Gardazi and Shujaat Hussein Khan have teamed up with Shaho Andalibi and Shariq Mustafa to bring us the album This Pale, a musical exploration of Rumi as experienced through the lens of modern … More ... The post Katayoun Goudarzi and Shujaat Hussein Khan – New Music, Old Poetry “This Pale” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Senior Coach Developer Tom Hartley speaks to Katayoun Khosrowyar about her inspiring journey into coaching and empowering women through sport. Katayoun, or Kat as she is better known, is an Iranian-American football coach and former head coach of Iran's U19 women's football team. She was the first Iranian woman to carry a FIFA ‘A' coaching licence and in 2018 won the Women's Soccer United Coach Award for her outstanding work in Iranian women's football. Whatever your role, if you're helping people to be active and improve, we're here for you. Visit UKCoaching.org to grow your coaching skills and be part of the community.

The power of students can be immense. In a team, each person brings something to the table and has different strengths to offer. Students offer the benefit of time, passion, and drive. Mentors offer the benefits of experience, teaching, and context. The combination of student and mentor can bring both to new heights. In the world of global surgery, students have banded together to push the movement forward. One such initiative has been the InciSioN Global Surgery Symposium (IGSS) - an annual student-led global surgery conference, and the largest of its kind in the world! Join us in this powerful episode as we explore the inner-workings of IGSS2020, all that it took to make this virtual conference a reality, and the topics of teamwork, inequity, organizational behavior, and overcoming language as a barrier with two of the convenors of IGSS2020 - Dr. Katayoun Madani and Dr. Joffre Guzman!

On this episode, we’ll be diving into ARMS with Katayoun. And no matter where you are In your dance journey. I know your arms are giving you grief. As a beginner's arms feel so awkward, and by the time you get to working on them it's a whole other skill you have to learn, which can be frustrating. Today we talk about why students have a hard time with arms, how Katayoun practices her arms every day, and she even gives us what is now my favorite piece of advice about armwork. But you'll have to listen to find out what it is! Show notes: www.TheBellydanceBundle.com/53

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In this episode, Lindsay, Shireen, and Amira talk about the FIBA World Cup (2:25); body image issues for women in sports (6:07); and sports stories that are making us happy, for a change (23:40). Then Shireen interviews Iranian national women's team coach, the Persian football legend Katayoun Khosrowyar (35:32). Then, of course, there's the Burn Pile (50:48), BAWOTW (1:00:32), and what's good. ***Lindsay's audio is a bit wonky this week, we apologize for the issue, it will be fixed by next week!***

Est-ce possible de quitter sa job corpo, un bon salaire et une stabilité d'emploi pour partir son entreprise? Katayoun Khatami de Unikevent a quitté sa job corpo pour organiser des mariages de rêve à Montréal.  La description semble peut-être trop parfaite? Évidemment, Katayoun n'a pas monté cette entreprise en quelques semaines. Elle s'est rendu compte qu'elle n'était pas bien dans le 9 à 5 et elle a dû passer à travers de nombreux questionnements pour trouver sa voix. Parfois, la réponse est simplement devant nous. Avec ses grandes connaissances au niveau de la gestion de projet, elle a décidé par hasard d'aider des proches à organiser leur mariage. Katayoun a eu une révélation. Voilà que plusieurs années plus tard, Unikevent est une entreprise bien établie dans le milieu du mariage et des événements corporatifs. Pour du contenu exclusif sur le podcast, rendez-vous sur le site de Femmes de fer et abonnez-vous à l’infolettre ici! Vous pouvez également vous abonner au groupe privé Facebook, pour être certaine de ne jamais rien manquer.  Suivez les coulisses via le compte Instagram de Femmes de fer.

Join Glenn Crooks as he tells you about the new forward for New York City FC, Héber plus D.J. Switzer describes the fandamonium at FC Cincinnati and the U19 women's national team coach for Iran shares her amazing story.

After the United States imposed arguably the ‘toughest ever’ sanctions on Iran, American-Iranian football coach Katayoun Khosrowyar says the US and Iran’s increasingly unstable relationship could harm the future of women’s football in the country. Katayoun describes the two as having a ‘love-hate relationship’, and admits it’s painful to see two countries so close to her heart in conflict. We hear from the 23-year-old Australian who is completing the Four Deserts Grand Slam. The series consists of the Sahara, the Gobi March, the Atacama Crossing and the Last Desert in Antarctica. Each desert race is 250 kilometres long and has to be completed within seven days. Jacqui Bell is three quarters of the way through and reveals how she’s been pushing herself to the limit. England footballer Molly Bartrip describes how a voice inside her head took control of her life and ‘played her like a puppet’ during her battle with anorexia as a teenager. Molly tells Katie Falkingham how she overcame the illness and reveals that being recalled to the England squad after her recovery was the ‘best feeling in the world.’ South Africa cricketer Laura Wolvaardt has a very important, career-defining choice to make. The 19-year-old, who is the youngest South African to score a century in one-day internationals and the youngest woman to score 1,000 runs in ODIs, has deferred her place to study medicine at university so she can continue playing cricket, but that year is coming to an end. As the ICC Women’s World Twenty20 gets underway, Laura tells Sportshour she’s hoping to defer for another year and carry on breaking records for the Proteas. The first ever Running World Cup begins next week and absolutely anyone from any country from around the world can get involved, regardless of ability level. From professional athletes, to keen amateur runners or even complete beginners, every one that runs will make a big contribution towards their country’s final position on the leaderboard. You can even compete in your own back garden! It's all measured using a special mobile running app and even eight-time Olympic gold medallist Usain Bolt is taking part as Jamaica captain. Nick Beresford is the CEO of the event sponsor and explains what this unique phenomenon is all about. (Photo: Katayoun Khosrowyar. Credit: Getty Images)

Born to a Persian father and British mother, Katayoun Dowlatshahi has a doctorate in arts & humanities and has been commissioned many times to create public art installations in England and Scotland.  Here, she describes her journey as a young girl when she and her family left Iran in the summer of 1978 prior to the outbreak of the revolution there. She also talks about what it was like trying to assimilate to living in England, school-place bullying, her struggle with depression, and how art and love helped her through it. Today, her passion is to create artwork that transforms and beautifies public spaces and makes a positive difference where people live. Mentioned in this episode: KatayounDowlatshahi.com Katayoun's Facebook Page  Katayoun's Instagram: @katayounpd Katayoun's Twitter: @katayounpd   To read the transcript of this interview, go to our website: TheInspireCafe.com Thanks for listening!

Katayoun and Marcello Marciano, mother and child Autism: In honor of Autism Awareness Month, I had Katayoun Marciano on to speak about her experience parenting her beautiful, non-verbal, 17 year-old autistic son, Marcello. Autism is a bio-neurological development disability that usually appears within the first stages of life. How autism presents differs greatly from patient to patient— the spectrum is wide  (to put it mildly). Little else is known about autism—the most controversial and mysterious piece being the cause—making it an upsetting and disorienting process for parents. In this episode, Katayoun tells all about raising Marcello, from getting his diagnosis to tantrums that take the whole family hostage. She gives parents new to this journey a lightly sketched road map and a hand to hold. To contact Katayoun: IG: @katswrite Weekly Challenge: DO ONE NEW AND FUN ACTIVITY AND SEE IF IT CHANGES YOUR RELATIONSHIP TO YOUR REALITY. This is a FUN one! Around minute 45 we begin discussing this challenge, and we throw out tons of ideas to people who are active and to those who are bed bound. There are endless possibilities. Katayoun suggests making a list of 25 things that you could do for fun (that you've NEVER done) and then pick one for this week and give it a shot! This is a way to beat martyrdom and self-pity, my friends. You create the world you live in...create a fun one! Follow me on IG @sheajackie to find out what I do this week! Discussed in this Episode: Kristin Neff Katayoun's theory on the cause of Marcello's autism Sever apraxia of speech Ideational apraxia Marcello's signs of autism The tantrums The diagnosis Behavioral and floor time support What Katayoun would have done differently in retrospect Self-care Total acceptance Spirituality Lack of control Resources in this Episode: Kristin Neff Darlene Hanson- reach program My photo project Proloquo2go Wretches and Jabberers Happy Listening!  

Katayoun Goudarzi and Shujaat Khan are two members of the Saffron Ensemble. On their new CD Will You the ensemble sets some of the poetry of Rumi to music. Katayoun is an Iranian-American vocalist. Shujaat is a master sitar player. … More ... The post Katayoun Goudarzi and Shujaat Hussein Khan – Saffron Ensemble’s New CD “Will You” Rumi set to music appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

In a country where just a short decade ago no women were allowed to play the beautiful game, Katayoun Khosrowyar (Kat) an Iranian American has made great strides in the progress for women playing soccer in Iran. An inspiring thing to see, and further proof that soccer knows no bounds.

Get a sneak preview of Katayoun's session: "Do's and Don'ts of Persian Dance" at the 2015 Las Vegas Belly Dance Intensive. This is the last time this epic event will be held, so don't miss out! Register now at http://www.bellydanceintensive.com The post Katayoun: Do’s and Don’ts of Persian Dance appeared first on Belly Dance Geek.

How to know when you're ready to teach with Katayoun. Join us Thursday, May 26th at 8pm eastern, or sign up to get the recording. The post Geek Out with Katayoun appeared first on Belly Dance Geek.