Podcasts about Katja

What does it really mean to be supported when you're living with Long Covid? In this special community episode, I share stories submitted by long haulers, caregivers, and allies...real voices answering questions about isolation, chosen family, and the kind of help that actually helps.Contributors include Dr. Julia Moore Vogel, pacing buddy extraordinaire Katrina Dreamer, Nina Storey, Katherine Fox, and members of the Covid Long Haulers podcast Discord, (Thank you to Emerson, Jessie, Mika, Vic, Kai, Robyn, Joyce, Jojo, and more) along with a handful of anonymous long haulers who remind us that sometimes the people who understand us most are the ones whose legs we've never seen.This episode explores what it looks like when community shows up: friends attending doctor's appointments to combat medical gaslighting, online friends building their own Covid-conscious community across Switzerland, a rental cat named Katja who has thoughts about pacing, and two little boys - Ellis and Holden - who became besties on PlayStation because their moms both have Long Covid and, as Ellis put it, "we understand each other."Contributors also talk about what people get wrong when they try to help, and what "let me know if you need anything" actually sounds like to someone who's already been fighting for their life for years.This is an episode about what we've built together. Not in spite of this illness, but because of it.Topics covered include:Long COVID community and chosen familyIsolation and online support for long haulersWhat caregivers and loved ones get wrong about supportCovid-conscious community buildingPeer support, pacing buddies, and mutual aidChildren of long haulers finding connectionLong Covid Awareness Month 2026Mentioned or featured in this episode:The Covid Long Haulers Podcast (Emerson & Jessie)Dr. Julia Moore VogelNina Storey (singer-songwriter & long hauler)Katrina Dreamer (my pacing buddy, ep. 1, season 2 & season 3)Lissy Donovan (long hauler and business owner, ep. 9, season 3)@alecbradburyfnp, @_jemma_bella, @dougieslifewithmecfs

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Sinkende Umsätze, weniger Gäste, mehr Konkurrenz: Der Kneipenalltag verändert sich rasant. Manche Kneipen geben auf, andere erfinden sich neu - mit Events oder als von Stammgästen gegründetete Genossenschaft. So entstehen neue Wege fürs Weitermachen. Scherer, Katja www.deutschlandfunk.de, Hintergrund

Die Literaturagenten wünschen Happy Welt-Frauentag! Wir sprechen mit Yade Yasemin Önder über ihren "Anti Müller", einen Roman, der ungemein wütend und schreiend komisch auf Beziehungen, Kinderwunsch, Kulturbetrieb und die subtilen Fortsetzungen des Patriarchats schaut. In der Rubrik "Autorinnen sind auch nur Leserinnen" holt Katja Kullmann einen fast verschollenen feministischen Klassiker zurück ins Scheinwerferlicht: Helen Hodgmans "Gleichbleibend schön". Dazu verrät Comic-Künstlerin Ulli Lust ("Die Frau als Mensch") welches Buch, sie umgehauen hat, und Literaturagentin Anne-Dore Krohn rezensiert Judith Hermanns "Ich möchte zurückgehen in der Zeit". Deutschlands führende Frauenmedizinerin Prof. Dr. Mandy Mangler liefert mit "Don’t miss the Clitoris – Eine Bedienungsanleitung" ein nötiges und sehr unterhaltsames Aufklärungsbuch, und als "Lesegold" hören wir in die Hörbuchfassung von Irmgard Keuns Klassiker "Kind aller Länder".

Katja, besser bekannt als DJ Pandora, zählt seit vielen Jahren zu den prägenden Figuren am Wiener Drum & Bass-Himmel. Kaum eine Künstlerin der Szene hat einen derart langen Atem bewiesen und über so viele Jahre hinweg kontinuierlich Veranstaltungen organisiert - „diszipliniert“, wie sie selbst sagt. Nun steht für sie ein neuer Lebensabschnitt bevor. Ein „Switch“, könnte man sagen - im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes. (superfly.fm)

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Diana, Katja und Martina haben dieses Mal vier Kinder- und Jugendsachbücher mitgebracht, bei denen es um die Jahreszeiten, Malen mit Wasserfarben, die Zukunft sowie Nordische Mythen geht. Außerdem empfehlen wir euch zwei Kinderromane zum Thema Kinderarmut sowie ein fantastisches Buch aus Korea. Ihr erreicht uns per Mail: podcast.msb@muenchen.de - Wir freuen uns über Anregungen, Meinungen und Lesetipps. Viel Spaß beim Anhören! Vorgestellte Titel: ab 1:22: „Der Junge in den falschen Schuhen“ von Tom Percival, aus dem Englischen übersetzt von Martina Tichy, Rotfuchs Verlag, 331 Seiten, ab 10 Jahren ab 7:37: „Der Regenzaubermarkt“ von You Yeong-Gwang, aus dem Koreanischen übersetzt von Hyuk-Sook Kim und Manfred Selzer, ueberreuter Verlag, 312 Seiten, ab 9 Jahren ab 14:34: „Das Jahr“ von Maja Knochenhauer und Jonas Tjäder, Friedrich Oetinger Verlag, 32 Seiten, ab 4 Jahren ab 20:08: „Wasserfarben-Spaß - Tiere malen“ von Marguerite Courtieu, aus dem Französischen übersetzt von Paul Düring, Bassermann Verlag, 61 Seiten, ab 5 Jahren ab 24:40: „Käfer zum Frühstück? - wie unser Alltag in Zukunft aussehen könnte“ von Madeleine Finlay und Jisu Choi, aus dem Englischen übersetzt von Ulrike Schimming, Carlsen Verlag, 88 Seiten, ab 8 Jahren ab 29:12: „Nordische Mythen: von Göttern, Wikingern und Ragnarök“ von Stephen Davies, illustriert von Seaerra Miller, aus dem Englischen übersetzt von Gundula Müller-Wallraf, Knesebeck Verlag, 64 Seiten, ab 8 Jahren Alle Titel können bei uns entliehen werden: bit.ly/msb_Katalog

In der heutigen Folge des Experten-Podcasts spricht Katja Fesselmann, Heilpraktikerin, darüber, warum wir als „Marie Kondo des Lebens" Ordnungen wiederherstellen müssen, statt mit Ursprung oder Eltern zu hadern. Das heilt chronische Krankheiten wie MS, Krebs oder Autoimmunleiden sowie Beziehungs- und Berufsprobleme. Unbewusste Glaubenssätze, Muster und abgespaltene Anteile nach Trauma verursachen Symptome. Ganzheitlich holt sie alles zurück: „Alle Tassen im Schrank" für Ganzheit. Ideal für Selbstentwicklung im Chaos. Kontaktiere sie auf LinkedIn. Hat dir die Expertin gefallen? Kommentiere, starte und abonniere! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Während Katja über den Campus schlendert, versucht Julius an der Frischetheke ein Stück Käse zu kaufen, wobei ihm neben dem Simmel-Pimmel einige spannende Menschen begegnen. Dazu gibt es in dieser Folge ein Dating Update (wahrscheinlich leider das letzte) und ein Hunde-Bingo zum nachspielen. Viel Freude beim Zuhören!

This is a recording of an online seminar with philosopher Katja Diefenbach . It forms part of our ongoing series, From Marx to Spinoza: Affect, Ideology, Materiality. This is a more specialist seminar than much of what you will find in this podcast feed, so check out some of the introductory sessions in that series […]

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WuWu oder Wissenschaft? Heute sprechen wir über Schmuck, der dein autonomes Nervensystem positiv beeinflussen soll. Und nein, das ist nicht so abwegig wie es klingt. ACHTUNG: Gutschein Code: odem-KATJA - 5% auf deine Bestellung https://odem-leben.at?bg_ref=LEvyR0hw27

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In der heutigen Folge KLIMANEWS geht es um Dürren in Somalia und um die diese Woche vorgestellten Eckpunkte für ein neues Gebäudemodernisierungsgesetz. Mit dabei ist außerdem Katja Kipping, Geschäftsführerin des Paritätischen Wohlfahrtsverband, mit einer Einordnung der Gesetzesneuerung aus sozialer Perspektive. Das alles und mehr in der heutigen Folge KLIMANEWS am Freitag, den 27. Februar 2026.Weiterlesen:About 6.5 million people in Somalia face acute hunger due to drought, government and UN say Somalia: Welternährungsprogramm warnt vor Ende der Hilfsprogramme in Somalia Somalia: hohe Gefährdung durch künftige KlimawandelfolgenGebäudeenergiegesetz: Union und SPD streichen zentrale Vorgabe aus Ampel-Heizungsgesetz So will die Koalition die Regeln für Heizungen ändern Constantin Zerger auf LinkedIn: Die GEG-Eckpunkte sind noch schlimmer als befürchtet Eckpunkte zum neuen Gebäudemodernisierungsgesetz (PDF)Reform des Heizungsgesetzes: Was bedeutet es für den Klimaschutz? Heizungsgesetz: Deutschland beerdigt Klimaziele und treibt Verbraucher in Kostenfalle Energie: Reiche will Vergütung für kleine PV-Anlagen streichen

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In ihrer Familie waren Katja Urbatsch und ihr Bruder die Ersten, die studierten. An der Universität waren sie die Ausnahmen. Mit ihrer Organisation "ArbeiterKind.de" unterstützt sie heute Menschen aus nichtakademischen Familien im Studium. Wiese, Tim www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Im Gespräch

AI shopping agents aren't just on the horizon, they're here, already transacting, and already raising some important questions.In this episode, we speak with Katja Forbes an award winning customer experience futurist, business strategist, and keynote speaker recognised for her insights into the intersection of AI, design, and human behaviour. She is also the author of Machine Customers: The Evolution Has Begun, a book about what happens when your best customer is no longer human.In this fascinating conversation we cover everything from what's already happening with agentic commerce right now, to an incredible story out of China that reveals just how fast consumer behaviour can be reshaped at massive scale.In this episode you'll hear:• Why the shopping agents built by the retailers you already use may not be working in your interest • What it means that AI agents now have access to their own credit cards and the guardrails (or lack thereof) around them• How some of the world's largest businesses are already using AI to handle a significant share of their procurement • The practical steps marketers and business owners should be taking right now, before agentic commerce becomes the norm, and . . .• Why your website could become largely irrelevant and what that means for how you show up to both humans and machines.Katja also shares a candid look at the environmental and ethical questions we need to be asking as frictionless purchasing increasingly becomes a reality. This conversation is set to change how you think about your next online purchase and, if you're in marketing or procurement or e-commerce, then this is one you simply cannot miss. Enjoy this episode with the passionate and ahead-of-the-curve, Katja Forbes.Useful LinksKatja Forbes websiteKatja Forbes on LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Vier Jahre nach Kriegsbeginn bleiben entscheidende Fragen offen: Wer wusste was vor dem 24. Februar? Warum zögerte Berlin bei Waffen? Und warum glaubten fast alle Geheimdienste, Kiew werde binnen Tagen fallen?Paul Ronzheimer spricht mit den Journalisten und Russland-Experten Katja Gloger und Georg Mascolo, Autoren des Bestsellers „Das Versagen“. Beide haben intensiv zu den Wochen vor Kriegsbeginn recherchiert, mit Geheimdienstquellen gesprochen und die politischen Entscheidungsprozesse in Berlin rekonstruiert. Sie schildern, wie es zu Fehleinschätzungen kam, warum Berlin bei Waffenlieferungen zögerte - und weshalb die Sanktionen Russland nicht so trafen wie angekündigt.Eine Folge über strategische Irrtümer, politische Zögerlichkeit - und die unbequeme Frage: Haben wir die entscheidenden Lehren wirklich gezogen?Buch-Tipp: „Das Versagen"https://www.ullstein.de/werke/das-versagen/hardcover/9783550204272Wenn euch der Podcast gefällt, lasst gerne Like & Abo da!GANZ NEU: Diskutiert mit Paul, Filipp & unseren Gästen und erfahrt noch mehr über die Hintergründe der Episoden auf joincampfire.fm/ronzheimerPaul auf Instagram | Paul auf XRONZHEIMER. jetzt auch im Video auf YouTube!Redaktion: Filipp Piatov, Lieven Jenrich u. Moritz MüllerExecutive Producer: Daniel van Moll Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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I'm delighted to speak with Katja Rewitz in this week's episode. Katja is a second year PhD student at the Dynamics of Human Performance Regulation Laboratory at the University of Hamburg. Her research focuses on human sensations and their influence on decision-making and performance behaviour. In this episode, we discuss a fascinating paper led by Katja which examines the explore-exploit framework related to decision making in sport and exercise. The explore-exploit framework has been instrumental in advancing our understanding of decision-making across fields such as cognitive science, behavioural economics, and clinical psychology. The authors propose that the explore-exploit framework could provide valuable insights into decision-making processes in sports and exercise where decisions naturally occur in dynamic, uncertain environments with fluctuating rewards and inherent costs.

Nicodemus, Katja www.deutschlandfunk.de, Kultur heute

Nicodemus, Katja www.deutschlandfunk.de, Kultur heute

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Krieg und Machtkonkurrenz prägen aktuell die europäische Sicherheitsordnung. Während Aufrüstung einigen als notwendige Abschreckung gilt, stellen Kritiker sie infrage. Lässt sich Sicherheit nur militärisch erreichen oder gibt es andere Wege? Bigalke, Katja www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Wortwechsel

Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha Das Mantra Om Tare stammt aus dem tibetischen Buddhismus. Es richtet sich vor allem an die Grüne Tara, die Tara des Mitgefühls. Es gilt daher als Heilmantra, als Schutzmantra, als Trostmantra und auch als Mantra zur Selbsthilfe. G            Em       C     DOm Tare Tuttare Ture Soha vorgetragen von Katja Teilen … Du kannst das Audio mit anderen teilen, um Liebe und Harmonie zu verbreiten.

For years now, host Katja has been studying contraindications for foam rolling research, and today she sits down with Tiffany to discuss if new foam rolling research is reaching users in a practical way. In this episode, we discuss Katja's latest research project as well as recent findings and their implications for the yoga world. Listen in to learn which findings were most surprising and how yoga teachers can apply new foam rolling research in their classes and practice.  "We are always using, not only the research...but then also pulling in our gut and our experience and what is realistically attainable." - Tiffany Cruikshank. — What You'll Learn: Background on Katja's new research [1:27] In which context foam rolling is applied in practice [13:00] Foam rolling durations [15:14] How often is foam rolling recommended [23:40] Tools for foam rolling [31:13] Recent research on vibration foam rollers [38:04] Surprising findings [42:35] Practicality of collecting data [54:26] Info from non-users [1:08:14] Final takeaways [1:10:58] — Links Mentioned: Watch this episode on YouTube Online Myofascial Release Training Connect with Katja Bartsch: Facebook | Instagram | Kalamana Yoga | YMO Guest Teacher  

Katja Hrobat Virloget"Esodo. Il silenzio di chi resta"Traduzione Lucia Gaja ScuteriBottega Errante Edizioniwww.bottegaerranteedizioni.itIo avevo chiesto a casa, avevo fatto delle domande, me lo ricordo, nel '54, '55, perché in prima elementare eravamo in quarantatré, ma ogni giorno mancava qualcuno. E io tornavo a casa e dicevo: “Mamma, non c'è questo e questo, non c'è Vinicio, non c'è Lucio, non c'è più Maria, ma dove sono andati?”. “Ah, sì” mi diceva “vedrai che torneranno”. Ma io ero piccola, vivevamo molto isolati… Guardi, ora le dirò una cosa: io l'esodo l'ho scoperto soltanto quando ho letto i libri di Tomizza. E questo all'Università di Belgrado! Non se ne parlava, ecco.Un'antropologa e ricercatrice indaga le memorie dei rimasti dopo l'esodo: uomini e donne che nei turbolenti anni del secondo dopoguerra non hanno lasciato l'Istria assieme a gran parte della comunità italiana per raggiungere l'Italia; persone che sono rimaste in Jugoslavia e da maggioranza sono diventate minoranza. Voci scomode sia per chi vorrebbe raccontare l'esodo solo come migrazione di vittime sia per chi invece lo intende solo come opzione di scelta. Voci ridotte al silenzio per decenni che finalmente raccontano la propria storia.Nel complesso mosaico di ciò che è stato l'esodo giuliano-dalmata, si inserisce ora un tassello mancante: il racconto dei destini delle persone comuni che rimasero, che si adattarono, che ricostruirono una società assieme a coloro che arrivarono dall'interno della Jugoslavia a colonizzare il “selvaggio West” istriano.Un racconto composto da testimonianze toccanti, raccolte in dieci anni con rigoroso metodo antropologico nell'area litoranea slovena e con un obiettivo principale: abbandonare gli stereotipi e lasciare finalmente parlare il silenzio.Katja Hrobat Virloget  (Koper/Capodistria, 1976) Professoressa ordinaria e direttrice del dipartimento di Antropologia e Studi culturali della facoltà di Studi umanistici dell'Università del Litorale di Koper/Capodistria. Nelle sue ricerche, spesso di carattere interdisciplinare, si occupa di migrazioni e movimenti della popolazione, memoria, identità, patrimonio, folklore e mitologia.Lucia Gaja Scuteri (Lubiana, 1985) Traduttrice freelance e mediatrice culturale. Dopo la laurea in Lingua e letteratura slovena presso l'Università degli Studi di Napoli “L'Orientale”, consegue il dottorato in Storia contemporanea e Linguistica slovena presso l'Università del Litorale di Koper/Capodistria. Si occupa di promozione della letteratura slovena in Italia e all'estero. Per Bottega Errante Edizioni ha tradotto Bestiario di confine di Primož Sturman. Vive tra Napoli, Slovenia e Irlanda.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

This interview was recorded on the sidelines of the 2025 Design Research Society (DRS) Special InterestGroup Learn by Design conference, held at the University of Aveiro, as part of the activities of theUNIDCOM research centre.To know more visit unrelease.unidcom-IADE.ptIn this interview Hande Ayanoglu talks to Katja Tschimmel, a design researcher, educator, and consultant specialising in creative thinking and design thinking. She founded the consultancyMindshake, integrating academic research with practical innovation processes. Her work spanseducation, organizational change, and sustainability, with a focus on evolving design thinkingmethodologies. Katja teaches at several universities and actively contributes to transdisciplinary andsocially impactful design projects.In this episode, Katja Tschimmel explores the evolution of design thinking from cognitive processes toinnovation and social transformation. She shares her journey from academia to consultancy,highlighting the interplay between research, teaching, and practice. Katja discusses Design Thinking 3.0and its potential in transdisciplinary collaboration and sustainability. She also reflects on emergingchallenges, including AI integration and the future of design education.

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Landschaften, Stillleben, Gesichter, Kinderbilder – Paula Modersohn-Becker hat gemalt, wie sie die Welt sah. In ihrer Zeit war die junge Künstlerin eine Ausnahmegestalt. Stur und willensstark hat sie sich als Frau mit ihrer Leidenschaft für die Kunst und Malerei, auch gegen familiäre Skepsis, durchgesetzt. Ihre Bilder zeigen Menschen und Natur neu, modern, anders, schonungslos und ungeschönt. Bahnbrechend wurde ihr weiblicher Selbstakt von 1906. Bereits 1907, kurz nach der Geburt ihrer Tochter, starb die junge Künstlerin im Alter von 31 Jahren.Wer war diese unangepasste, selbstbewusste Pionierin des deutschen Expressionismus? Das Landesmuseum Hannover beherbergt eine der weltweit größten Sammlungen von Werken Modersohn-Beckers. Aus Anlass des 150. Geburtstages der Künstlerin, am 8. Februar 2026, ist Katja Lembke, Direktorin des Landesmuseums, zu Gast in NDR Kultur à la carte. Sie hat als Archäologin und Ägyptologin auch einen besonderen Blick auf die weniger bekannten Zeichnungen und Skizzen von Paula Modersohn-Becker, die während ihrer Paris-Aufenthalte im Louvre entstanden.

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What are the best herbs for happiness? How can herbs make you happy? What does “happiness” even mean? These questions are important to consider before we dive right in, searching for “herbs for happiness.”When we say it, we're thinking: what are the things preventing you from being calm & steady? It's not so much about finding the herb to “make” you happy, as it is finding the herbs that alter your state such that happiness is something you can access.If you've ever heard “mimosa is the herb of happiness”, well, you've come across a very common but not very nuanced approach to herbalism. Instead, we need to ask: what's in the way of feeling happiness, and how can we help you get past it? More important than any list of herbs is the method of thinking through how we can identify the herbs that are likely to help a specific person.In the episode we share a couple common tendencies – excess tension and laxity, stuck heat – and describe how those can show up as happiness blockers. Then we share a few herbs we've found helpful in opening the way to happiness for ourselves, our students, and our clients.Keep Calm and Help Your Neighbors with the Birthday BOGO Bundle!Every year for Katja's birthday, we choose a course to offer at 50% off – but this year, we couldn't pick just one course.So instead, we're offering a bundle with the herbs and skills to help you stay steady & grounded, and to help you help your community, and it's more than 50% off!Click through for all the details!You might also want to check out our…Herbs to Help You Feel Happiness – a living/growing list we'll work on all year!Herbal Activity CalendarIf you have a moment, it would help us a lot if you could subscribe, rate, & review our podcast wherever you listen. This helps others find us more easily. Thank you!!Our theme music is “Wings” by Nicolai Heidlas.Support the showYou can find all of our online herbalism courses at online.commonwealthherbs.com!

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Jonas Nilsson anar att något inte stämmer i fallet Katja Nyberg, Hasse Brontén har hört Junior Lerins Melloframträdande utan musik och Svea Sigmond har haft en tuff natt i bokföringens tecken.Följ Inaktuellt på Instagram: @inaktuelltpoddMejla in dina frågor till: inaktuellt@podplay.seLyssna på Inaktuellt måndag och torsdag i Podplay-appen med Jonas Nilsson, Hasse Brontén och Svea Sigmond.

In this episode of The BPD Bunch, Xannie and Carys chat with Katja about publishing her first book “Sorry, My Mental Illness Isn't Sexy Enough for You”, going straight for the parts of BPD people never say out loud: shame, “unsexy” symptoms, misdiagnosis, self-sabotage, and why BPD can look totally different from person to person (quiet vs loud presentations, comorbidities, and stigma).If you've ever felt like “I don't look like the BPD stereotype”… this one might feel like a hug.Here's a quote from co-cauthor Kay on why she wrote the book:"Sorry my mental illness isn't sexy enough for you, started out as the title of a blog I wanted to write after witnessing first-hand the difficulties of having mental illness, lack of support and the prevalence of poor treatment. Naturally, I wanted to make a difference but being unwell, combined with my human nature of not being a starter finisher, it lived as an idea in my head for a while. Then came along came Katja with this amazing idea of launching our own mental health project using the name, which is the website we know and love today. If you had told me our little project would be as successful as it has been and that we would be publishing our first book because of it, I would have laughed, but here we are. I'm so incredibly lucky to have been given this opportunity to achieve my wildest dream, and to achieve it with my best friend. Asking why I wrote the book is multifaceted, since the age of 14 I have been involved in Mental Health Activism with the purpose of reducing suffering in people who experience mental health difficulties. I raised awareness in a variety of projects and focused on bringing together people with lived experience and services to work together to improve mental health services. I wanted the book to share my story so that others do not feel alone, and so that I could provide understanding and hope, and to talk about ways people can have agency over their own recovery. Mental illness can sometimes be seen as a moral failing, especially the ‘unsexy ones' that we spend our days challenging. I absolutely feel called to break down this dangerous concept that divides people and communities. I didn't write the book to be cathartic, but I think the process has provided relief in some ways – taking painful and difficult experiences and turning them into something that can help others."Buy the Book

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Fluent Fiction - Danish: Under Tivoli's Lights: Love and Heartfelt Revelations Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2026-01-22-23-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Tivoli var klædt i vinterens magi.En: Tivoli was dressed in winter's magic.Da: Lysene glimtede som stjerner, og sneen lå som et tæppe over haven.En: The lights glimmered like stars, and the snow lay like a blanket over the garden.Da: Soren og Katja gik hånd i hånd gennem stierne, mens latter og musik fyldte luften.En: Soren and Katja walked hand in hand through the paths, while laughter and music filled the air.Da: Soren forsøgte at holde trit med Katjas hurtige skridt.En: Soren tried to keep pace with Katja's quick steps.Da: Hendes glæde var smittende, men hans hjerte slog anderledes.En: Her joy was infectious, but his heart beat differently.Da: Han tænkte på de ord, lægen havde sagt.En: He thought of the words the doctor had said.Da: Hans hjerte skulle skånes, men han ville ikke skuffe Katja.En: His heart needed to be spared, but he didn't want to disappoint Katja.Da: "Se, hvor smukt det er!En: "Look how beautiful it is!"Da: " udbrød Katja og pegede på en isklædt springvand.En: exclaimed Katja, pointing at an ice-coated fountain.Da: Soren nikkede og smilede, men inden i ham var der bekymring.En: Soren nodded and smiled, but inside him was worry.Da: Hvordan skulle han fortælle hende det?En: How was he going to tell her?Da: De fortsatte ind i hjertet af haven, gennem stierne pyntet med glitrende lanterner og store snefnug der dinglende fra grene.En: They continued into the heart of the garden, through paths adorned with sparkling lanterns and large snowflakes dangling from branches.Da: De nåede frem til en bænk omgivet af lys.En: They reached a bench surrounded by lights.Da: Soren mærkede træthed strømme gennem kroppen.En: Soren felt tiredness flow through his body.Da: Han satte sig ned og tog en dyb indånding.En: He sat down and took a deep breath.Da: Katja kiggede bekymret på ham.En: Katja looked at him worriedly.Da: "Er du okay, Soren?En: "Are you okay, Soren?"Da: " spurgte hun blidt og satte sig ved siden af ham.En: she asked gently and sat down next to him.Da: Hendes øjne fangede hans, og Soren vidste, at han ikke længere kunne skjule sandheden.En: Her eyes caught his, and Soren knew he could no longer hide the truth.Da: "Katja," begyndte han forsigtigt.En: "Katja," he began cautiously.Da: "Jeg.En: "I...Da: jeg har noget at fortælle dig.En: I have something to tell you."Da: "Hun tog hans hånd.En: She took his hand.Da: "Du kan fortælle mig alt.En: "You can tell me anything."Da: ""Jeg har en hjerteproblemer," sagde Soren stille.En: "I have heart problems," said Soren quietly.Da: "Jeg har netop fundet ud af det, og det har været svært at acceptere.En: "I just found out, and it has been hard to accept."Da: "Katja så på ham med et blødt smil.En: Katja looked at him with a soft smile.Da: "Hvorfor fortalte du mig det ikke før?En: "Why didn't you tell me before?"Da: ""Jeg ville ikke bekymre dig," sagde han med en skælvende stemme.En: "I didn't want to worry you," he said with a trembling voice.Da: Hun klemte hans hånd.En: She squeezed his hand.Da: "Vi er her for hinanden.En: "We are here for each other.Da: Jeg vil altid være her, uanset hvad.En: I will always be here, no matter what."Da: "Facility føltes som en tung byrde vurderes fra hans skuldre.En: Relief felt like a heavy burden lifted from his shoulders.Da: De sad der, tavse, og så på stjernerne danne perler mellem lysene i Tivoli.En: They sat there, silent, watching the stars form pearls between the lights in Tivoli.Da: Sneen knitrede under menneskenes fødder, mens kattehylere tændtes i det fjerne.En: The snow crackled under people's feet, while fireworks lit up in the distance.Da: "Vi klarer det sammen," sagde Katja.En: "We'll get through this together," said Katja.Da: Soren nikkede.En: Soren nodded.Da: "Ja," svarede han lettere.En: "Yes," he replied more lightly.Da: De slap aldrig hinandens hænder denne aften, og i Tivolis blinkende skær fandt Soren nye grunde til at tro på fremtiden.En: They never let go of each other's hands that night, and in Tivoli's twinkling glow, Soren found new reasons to believe in the future. Vocabulary Words:glimmered: glimtedeinfectious: smittendespared: skånesdisappoint: skuffeexclaimed: udbrødadorned: pyntetsparkling: glitrendedangling: dinglendetiredness: træthedcautiously: forsigtigttrembling: skælvenderelief: lettelseburden: byrdeform: dannepearl: perlercrackled: knitredefireworks: kattehyleretwinkling: blinkendeglow: skærmasked: skjulesparkle: glimttreasure: værdsættetenderly: blidturgent: presserendewhisper: hviskefaced: konfronteretstumble: snublegrasp: fatentwined: slyngedevows: løfter

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What actually happens when a relationship involving Borderline Personality Disorder ends...from the exes' perspective?In this episode of The BPD Bunch, Xannie sits down with Katja, Raf, and their former partners, John and Danni - who are still in each other's lives - to talk honestly about breakups, impulsivity, communication breakdowns, fear of abandonment, and what recovery actually looks like after the relationship ends. This conversation explores:– What ex-partners noticed (and didn't notice) about BPD symptoms– When “normal” behavior crosses into something harmful– Why some breakups stay amicable, and others don't– The difference between blame and responsibility– How insight, accountability, and communication change outcomesIf you live with BPD, or have loved someone who does, this episode offers nuance, compassion, and reality, not stereotypes.UPLOAD SCHEDULE UPDATE: BPD Bunch brunch episodes will now standalone from the season, and will be uploaded the first Sunday of every month!

Katja wrote this essay years and years ago, and it's still a favorite. Today she needed to hear it again – yeah, you can do that with your own writing, it's allowed, don't worry – and she decided to share it with you. It's about how so many of us think we're the only trainwreck in any given room, and how we all have That Person in our lives (or just in our minds) who seems to really Have It All Together.Why can't I just get it together like That Person?, you think, like everyone does. Like even That Person does, Themselves, sometimes. Like someone might very well be thinking about… you! We are all trainwrecks. Outward appearances aren't the whole story, and it's hard to get to know the people around us. So this experience is super common.But don't worry! There's a lot we can do about it, starting with acknowledging the reality, then asking for help, then getting outside… and also – never doubt it – with a drink of tea. Some of our favorite nervines for these feelings include tulsi, betony, and calamus – but finding your own favorite herbs for these moments is the best way to help yourself.Need to reign in your trainwreck?Check out our Neurological & Emotional Health course. This course is a user's guide to your nerves & your emotions – including the difficult and dark ones, the falling apart ones, the total disaster ones. We discuss holistic herbal strategies for addressing both neurological & psychological health issues. It includes a lengthy discussion of herbal pain management strategies, too!Like all our offerings, this is a self-paced online video course, which comes with free access to twice-weekly live Q&A sessions, lifetime access to current & future course material, twice-weekly live Q&A sessions with us, open discussion threads integrated in each lesson, an active student community, study guides, quizzes & capstone assignments, and more!If you have a moment, it would help us a lot if you could subscribe, rate, & review our podcast wherever you listen. This helps others find us more easily. Thank you!!Our theme music is “Wings” by Nicolai Heidlas.Support the showYou can find all of our online herbalism courses at online.commonwealthherbs.com!