Podcasts about katriina

Jakson kaupallinen yhteistyö: Sähkö tulee töpselistä-podcast, https://open.spotify.com/show/7bA1vh7z3ApPxAHSs0L3Ga?si=ykuIWTC5ST2tRxY_m2e6iA Tässä jaksossa keskustelemme unesta, sekä hyvästä ja huonosta sellaisesta, Helsingin yliopistossa työskentelevän unitutkijan Anu-Katriina Pesosen kanssa. Anu-Katriina on ennenkin esiintynyt mediassa ja kritisoinut liian perfektionistista ja hektistä ”unikulttuuria”. Miksi? Mitkä asiat todella vaikuttavat yöuniin? Ja mitä unien aikana oikeastaan tapahtuu? --- ▶️ Jaksot videon kera Youtubesta: http://www.youtube.com/c/Futucastpodcast

For transcriptions and more detailed shownotes, please go to: https://swordschool.com/podcast/adhd-speedboats-and-wrestling-in-kindergarten-with-katriina-malkki/ To support the show, come join the Patrons at  https://www.patreon.com/theswordguy Katriina Malkki is a historical martial artist, dietician with an MSc from the University of Eastern Finland, a Ph.D. student and mum of four plus a lizard. She's an author and also a sea rescue volunteer. In our conversation we discuss nutrition: What does Katriina think of the Paleo diet, fasting, or keto? Top tips from a nutritionist are eat more vegetables and drink less booze! We also talk about ADHD, the symptoms, medication, and living with the condition. We discuss what historical martial arts instructors should bear in mind when teaching students with ADHD, and also what might help an instructor who has ADHD to run their classes. Katriina mentions Adele Diamond and her work on Executive Functions. Here's an article and a video about it: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4084861/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__8mV-7yAaE Katriina has an excellent and novel idea of what to do with €1 million to improve historical martial arts, and it involves very small children.  

What do bilingual children think about being bilingual? Children - from 8 to 38 years old - talk about the fun and not so fun sides of being bilingual, their favourite words, the language they use with their pets, and what language they will speak when they become parents themselves. In the first two seasons of Kletsheads, I talked to children about what it is like to grow up with two or more languages, our Kletshead of the Week. In this special episode, I bring you the best of, a compilation of my favourite bits from 'Kletshead of the Week'. Want to listen to the whole conversation with one of our Kletsheads? You can. You can find the link to the relevant episodes below: You'll find brothers Aiden and Quinn in the very first episode of Kletsheads on How to plan for a bilingual child. Christie, who spoke about the different personalities associated with her languages is in Episode 4, Season 1 (Should you worry about language mixing?). French-English bilinguals Loïc and Ella are in Episode 2, Season 1 (How much language does a child need to hear to become bilingual?) and Episode 6, Season 1 (Bilingual siblings), respectively. Katriina tells us about her struggles with Finnish in Episode 9, Season 1 (How to make the use of bilingual children's home languages in the classroom: Translanguaging), and South African Rehoboth talks about swearing in Episode 4, Season 2 (Trilingual with Xitsonga and Hot off the press). You can find Japanese-English bilingual Naia in Episode 3, Season 1 (How do you know if a bilingual child has a language delay?), and Italian-English-Arabic trilingual Sara in Episode 8, Season 2 (Language mixing and bilingual secrets). Thorwen talks about how his parents persuaded him to attend heritage language school in Episode 7, Season 1 (Does it matter if a bilingual child only actively uses one language?).

Tue ohjelmaa Patreonissa: https://www.patreon.com/soinnunmaanhenry Jakson esittely: https://www.patreon.com/posts/kosminen-kauhu-75953686 66. jakson vieraana Olivera eli artisti-laulaja-lauluntekijä Katriina Ullakko. Jakso taltioitiin 12.10.2022. Lataa mp3: https://soundcloud.com/ihmisiis/66-olivera-katriina-ullakko Videoversio: https://youtu.be/NdDoOw_bVhk Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3PuqXtY Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3j77Ry7 RSS: http://bit.ly/3zsSJ1X 00:00:00 Äänenkäytöllisiä vaikeuksia. 00:01:06 Outo polku Saatana-luentosarjaan. 00:05:28 Kauhu. 00:09:08 Nuket ja leikin loppu. 00:16:43 Yläaste ja teini-ikä. 00:19:20 Vanhemmuuteen kasvaminen. 00:22:27 Normien ja viitekehysten merkitys varttumisessa. 00:24:32 Tiktokin tuntematon maa. 00:28:30 Lenno ja algoritmit. 00:36:01 Ajan ostaminen. 00:43:36 Yltäkylläisyys ja tehokkuus. 00:50:47 Minecraft ja metsästäjä-keräilijä Prismassa. 00:54:03 Veljien metkut. 00:58:31 Trust-musavideon kiehtova syntytarina. 01:12:21 Katriinan musiikilliset juuret. 01:16:01 Ensimmäinen sävellys. 01:20:06 Kooma-, koti- ja muut leikit. 01:33:36 Vieraana lapsen elämässä. 01:36:48 Matka muusikkouteen. 01:44:32 Saavutukset, suosio, palaute ja muusikkona kasvaminen. 01:51:12 Itsensä musiikilla elättäminen ei ole ihmisoikeus. 01:55:17 Kaikki kuuntelut eivät ole samanarvoisia. 02:02:20 Musiikilliset haaveet. 02:06:13 Popin paradoksaalinen luonne 02:15:32 Kosminen kauhu, Perttu Häkkinen ja Thank God I'm An Atheist. 02:33:22 Ateismi ja hurahtaminen. 02:39:50 Taivaan ja helvetin kammottavuus. 02:49:02 Itsetietoisuus, ikuisuus, olemassaolemattomuus. 02:54:25 Thank God I'm An Atheist, taivas ja suhtautuminen. 02:59:15 Lapset, viattomuus, pahuus ja pimeys. 03:02:16 Synti, tuomitseminen ja moraalikoodistot. 03:08:57 Thank God I'm An Atheistin vastaanotto. 03:15:02 Katriinan mielenkiintoinen parvi. 03:22:49 Uuden musiikin kilpailussa. 03:28:19 Lapsen saaminen ja elämän hallitsemattomuus. 03:35:24 UMK:n osallistumisen prosessi käytännössä. 03:47:48 Livetilanteen vyöryvyys. 03:57:20 Äänestystuloksen herättämät tunteet. 04:03:49 Musiikki ja kompromissit. 04:07:52 Rahan ja luovuuden suhde. 04:15:07 Katusoitto. 04:21:22 Jenkki-musakilpailu ja häpy. 04:25:00 Epävarmuus ja tilanteeseen nojaaminen esiintyessä. 04:32:11 Äitiys ja olemassaolo. 04:42:43 Vauvuus ja eläimyys. 04:49:39 Loppulyhyet. Olivera: Videopelimusavideo (Lot to Live) https://bit.ly/3PrYhSw Trust-musavideo https://bit.ly/2D6ECDD Ja edellisen making of -video https://bit.ly/3WomueP Sana-lehden haastattelu https://bit.ly/3hvUM0Q Thank God I'm an Atheist -live UMK:ssa https://bit.ly/3uUQxz2 Oliveran Spotify https://spoti.fi/3jaNtw8 Oliveran Youtube https://youtube.com/@oliveramusic Oliveran Insta https://instagram.com/oliveramusic Oliveran Facebook https://facebook.com/helloimolivera/ Oliveran Twitter https://twitter.com/helloimolivera Muut: Härmälän Mimosan Prometheus Nousee -musavideo https://bit.ly/2HSr8vD Perttu Häkkinen ja kosminen kauhu https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fsKqHKdVYY Perttu Ihmisiis-vieraana https://bit.ly/2LzYelL Arrival-leffa https://imdb.to/2JgZtoM Aarno Malin Ihmisiis-vieraana https://bit.ly/3PtbSsG Iida Sofia Hirvonen Ihmisiis-vieraana https://bit.ly/3WoggeC – Ihmisiä, siis eläimiä -podcast rakastaa ymmärrystä avartavia näkökulmia. Syvän tiedonjanon ajaman ohjelman visiona on luoda asioiden ytimeen pureutuvaa, hitaampaa mediaa. Podcastin keskeisiä teemoja ovat tiede ja taide, tavallinen ja erikoinen, yksilö ja yhteiskunta sekä ihminen ja muu luonto. Ohjelman vetäjä, ymmärrykseltään keskeneräinen mutta utelias Henry Soinnunmaa on muusikko, kirjoittaja ja amatöörigeneralisti. • Facebook: https://facebook.com/ihmisiis • Twitter: https://twitter.com/ihmisiis • Instagram: https://instagram.com/ihmisiis • Youtube: https://youtube.com/ihmisiis • Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2MLqNQE • Apple Podcasts https://apple.co/32jaPqX • Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/ihmisiis

Jakso 39: Dialogi // vieraana asiantuntijat Anne Kansanaho ja Katriina Lehti by Ajatusääniä-podcast

With the recent death and funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, her life of service and character has been honoured and spoken about throughout society. Her Christian faith was the source of those qualities, admired by everyone from prime ministers to hairdressers. What a great time to show our friends or colleagues that these qualities of servant leadership they respect and value are modelled on Christ's own Kingly service.Ex-New York Adman, formerly London School of Theology vice-Principal, Mark Greene is Mission Champion at the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity (LICC). A pioneer of workplace ministry and whole-life discipleship, his books include Thank God it's Monday, Imagine how we can reach the UK, Fruitfulness on the Frontline, and, with Catherine Butcher, the million-copy selling The Servant Queen and the King She Serves. He has just published A Life of Grace: a tribute to Queen Elizabeth II. He is married to Katriina, a Finn, and they have three splendidly different adult children.Support the show

In todays episode, we are joined by FC Fleury goalkeeper, Katriina Talashati. Katriina is just 21 years old but already has an impressive resume! We talk about her winning the champions league, playing in the euro's and training with Manuel Neuer, enjoy!

Vesi on kaiken elämän edellytys. Sitä pohtii ruotsalainen kirjailija Nina Burton esseeteoksessaan Elämän ohuet seinät, kun yksi hänen mökkinsä seinistä on jouduttu purkamaan vesivahingon takia. Päivän mietelauseen on valinnut Riikka Kaihovaara. Lukijana kuuluttaja Charlotta Hagfors.

Ruotsalainen kirjailija Nina Burton yhdistelee tieteellisiä havaintoja ja omia pohdintojaan esseeteoksessa Elämän ohuet seinät. Eräässä muistossaan hän päätyy telttailemaan luodolle myrskyävän meren keskelle, seuranaan vain eksynyt muurahainen. Päivän mietelauseen on valinnut Riikka Kaihovaara. Lukijana kuuluttaja Juha Salomaa.

S3 E4 How can the work I do better reflect the person I am and aspire to be? To help us answer that question we have the privilege of interviewing Mark Greene. Mark is currently Mission Champion at the London Institute of Contemporary Christianity. He is also author of the book "Thank God It's Monday: Flourishing in Your Workplace". https://youtu.be/3fPgJlLfplI Here is some more background on Mark from his bio that we unpack: "Mark grew up Jewish and joyous in North-West London. In his last month at university God wooed him not his kingdom and he went on to work for ten years in advertising in London and in New York. Gripped by a desire to dig into God's word, he took a career break to study at the London School of Theology. The career break turned into a career change and he ended up on the staff, teaching Communications and Engaging with Contemporary Culture, and serving as Vice Principal. He joined the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity in 1999, eager to focus on the call to see all God's people empowered to live their whole lives - Monday to Saturday as well as Sunday - in dynamic and fruitful relationship with Christ. His other books include Probably the Best Idea in the World, Fruitfulness on the Front Line, Adventure and the million-copy selling The Servant Queen and the King She Serves which explores the faith of Queen Elizabeth II. Mark's married to Katriina, a Finn, and they have three splendidly different adult children. He enjoys films and fiction (a lot) and does a passable imitation of Mr Bean and a terrible one of Sean Connery. His wife wishes it were the other way round. His children wish he wouldn't do either." Do join us in this fascinating conversation on Mark's life as we unpack what it means to live life as an integrated whole encompassing body, mind and spirit. The quote from L P Jacks we mention is: "A master in the art of living draws no sharp distinction between his work and his play; his labour and his leisure; his mind and his body; his education and his recreation. He hardly knows which is which. He simply pursues his vision of excellence through whatever he is doing and leaves others to determine whether he is working or playing. To himself, he always appears to be doing both."  

Greg DeKalb of CEO and Co-Founder of Appointments IQ and Tony P's Networking Events chats with Katrina Roddy, CEO and Author of “Steal Your Skills from Corporate: Use Your Professional Talents to Become an Independent Contractor.” The two discuss strategies Katrina learned in her storied career in the corporate insurance world and how those can be applied to today's entrepreneurial skill sets. While computers and smoke-free work environments are expected, we rarely give thought to a time when it wasn't so. Katrina reflects on how different times bred a much different culture than you'd see today and how it helped shape her in business today.“The world has evolved. I remember when fax machines came out, I'm really dating myself, but I remember all of these things. It makes such a significant impact now, because I can remember when we had to do things manually. We had to think through things before.”Yet despite the cultural and technological differences Katrina has experienced throughout her career, she maintains a curiosity that's allowed her to pursue new opportunities. “I've always been a curious person and that just helps us grow. I started to expand and ask more questions. How do I get to that department? What does that department do? Then I ended up in corporate insurance where I'm looking at accounts that are corporations and I'm like, I didn't even realize they needed insurance like this. I worked in the big houses and I just continued to progress into different roles and kept moving untilI was pretty much a pillar in the industry by the time I left. “It was through those experiences that Katriina based the teachings in her book. Though the book focuses on skills acquired from corporate work experiences, she's quick to point out that life experiences can prove equally valuable. “Just your ability to talk to CEOs of companies and have communication with them. Those are transferable skills and people don't realize these are things you have that you've built along the way. I don't care if you got them when you were younger or you got them through your household or corporate, because corporate could actually be a metaphor for life. I started learning through networking that I had some things that maybe some other entrepreneurs were seeking, because they would ask me ‘Could you help us budget?'”Tune in to hear more on Greg and Katrina's conversation that could help you uncover skills you already possess to help you gain the confidence you need to reach your goals. https://www.tfocb.com/tsobd/podcast/greg-dekalb/katrina-roddy

Katriina Pajari on Helsingin Sanomien toimittaja, joka on tunnettu etenkin elämänmakuisista reportaaseistaan Kiinasta ja muualta Aasiasta. Tässä jaksossa hän kertoo lukijoiden hartaasti toivomasta jutusta Kiinan lapsikaupasta ja siihen kytkeytyvästä adoptiosta. Pajari kuvailee, kuinka hän onnistui monien käänteiden jälkeen kesyttämään mammuttimaisen aiheen sujuvaksi lukujutuksi. Podcast-sarjan on tuottanut ja toimittanut Olli Seuri. Äänisuunnittelijana Jussi Liukkonen/Artlab Productions.

www.patreon.com/themidnighttrainpodcast   Simo Hayha   Let's talk about Finland   officially called the Republic of Finland.   The country's name was said to be found on three runestones.    has about 168,000 lakes and 179,000 islands.   Helsinki is capital    As for weather, In Helsinki, the summers are comfortable and partly cloudy and the winters are long, freezing, snowy, windy, and mostly cloudy. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 17°F to 71°F and is rarely below -3°F or above 79°F.   Member of the EU   338,455 square kilometres (130,678 sq mi) with a population of 5.5 million people.   Helsinki is capital  According to an American study, an average of 7,000 rifle-caliber shots were required to achieve one combat kill during the First World War. During the Vietnam War this number had increased to more than 25,000. So, for Simo Häyhä's more than 505 kills, more than 13,550,000 bullets would have been needed in Vietnam. Simo Was born December 17th, 1905   In the Kiiskinen hamlet of the Rautjärvi, Viipuri Province, In southern Finland.   Not far from the Russian border.   His father, Juho Häyhä, was the owner of the Mattila farm while Simo's mother, Katriina was known as a “loving and hard-working farmer's wife”.   He was the the second youngest of eight children,    Went to school in the village of Miettilä in Kivennapa parish   Working on his family's farm and hunting in the Finnish wilderness made him tough, yet very patient.   Built his own farm along with his eldest brother.    Proficient farmer, hunter, and skier.   At 17, Simo joined the Finnish voluntary Militia Civil Guard, kind of like the National Guard in the US.    Was only 5' 3”   Was great at marksmanship and won several shooting competitions, having many trophies and awards in his home.   Was a shy guy that wasn't a big fan of the spotlight   At 19, Simo started a 15 month mandatory military service, called Conscription, in the Bicycle Battalion 2 in Raivola.    He didn't even start sniper training until he was 20.   Simo was supposedly able to estimate distances up to 150 meters (500 ft) within 1 meter or 3.3 ft. That's over 1 and a half football fields in length.    An author that wrote about Simo said that he once hit a target 16 times from 150 meters away in only one minute. “This was an unbelievable accomplishment with a bolt action rifle, considering that each cartridge had to be manually fed with a fixed magazine that held together five cartridges.” That's insane.   Simo went back to his farm until the invasion happened.   THE WAR   The Soviets didn't trust Germany and wanted a buffer zone.   In the autumn of 1939, the Soviet Union demanded that Finland move their border back 25 kilometers from Leningrad.    The Finnish government refused.   The Soviet Union staged an incident at the border, using it as an excuse to attack Finland.   This started the Winter War.   Stalin sent over 750,000 Russian soldiers to invade Finland. Finland's army had only 300,000, a few tanks and just over 100 aircraft.   Russia had almost 6000 tanks and over 3000 aircraft.   Stalin thought Finland would be a pushover. He was wrong.  Simo was called up. He pulled out his old gun, joined the Finnish army and entered the Winter War between 1939 and 1940.   This war was between Finland and Russia and the temperatures were between -40 and -4 degrees Fahrenheit.     Simo dressed in all white camo where the Russian troops weren't given any camo, making them easier targets.   They wore their standard Green greatcoats.   This disorganization was due to Stalin freaking out and killing most of his superior generals, leaving confusion and a lack of leadership.   ON A SIDE NOTE    The Finns were also smart in their tactics, the most notable of which were known as “Motti”-tactics. Since the Soviets would invade by the roads, the Finns would hide out in the surrounding wilderness. They would then let the invaders cross the border, and attack them from behind.   the Finns faced both the 9th and 14th Soviet Armies, and at one point were fighting against as many as 12 divisions - about 160,000 soldiers. Also at one point in the same area, there were only 32 Finns fighting against over 4,000 Soviets   The Russian army supposedly gave him the name “white Death”, but some speculation believes it was propaganda created by Finland. Kind of like the new “Ghost Of Kiev”.   Russian prisoners claimed that “white death” was referring to how cold it gets in the deepest parts of the forests.    The Finnish newspapers used the name and the likeness of an “invisible soldier” to create and proport a hero for the war.    He was also called the “magic shooter”.   Even rumors that captured Russian soldiers were disappointed to not get to meet Simo.   AS A SNIPER   All 500 of Simos kills were supposedly done in less than 100 days.   That's an average of 5 kills a day. Not a lot of sunlight during this time of the year.   On February 17th, 1940 Simo was awarded an honorary rifle.   Given by Commander Svensson, for 219 confirmed kills with a rifle and 219 with a submachine gun.   December 21, 1939 was his daily high kill count of 25.    Army chaplain Rantamaa claims it was more like 542 confirmed kills, starting from the beginning of the war until he was injured   Some Finnish documents say he had:   138 sniper kills in 22 days, published on December 22, 1939   199 sniper kills published on January 26th, 1940   219 Sniper kills published on February 17th, 1940   259 Sniper kills (40 in 18 days) published on March 7th, 1940   In Simo's memoirs found in 2017, he had a “sin list” that claims around 500 kills.   Finnish historian Marjomaa claims the number to be like “more than 200 kills” due to the absence of bodies and the use of the press's propaganda. Still a lot.   Simo's gun of choice was his SAKO M/28-30, a Finnish version of a Mosin-Nagant, known as “The Spitz” because of its front sights resembling the head of a dog. Also, a popular bolt action rifle in the video game, Call of Duty.   Simo liked iron sights, not scopes. He claimed that he could keep his head lower and it gave him a smaller target.   Iron sights were dependable where scopes could fog up in cold weather and made the gun easier to hide. Not to mention the reflection of light from the scope's lens could show enemies where the sniper was positioned.   Simo knew how cold it could be out there so he dressed for the weather wearing multiple layers. This meant he could stay out in the cold longer, waiting for his attack or to wait after.   He kept sugar and bread in his pockets.   He would eat them for calories to help keep him warm.   Unlike most snipers, Simo didn't fire from the prone position; he preferred sitting up.    Being shorter helped him as he hid from enemies.   He would go out at night, improve his favorite shooting positions, and perform meticulous maintenance on his rifle so that it would never jam, especially in the cold conditions.   He would head to his spot for the day before sunrise and stay there until after the sun had set.   Daylight only lasted for roughly 3 hours a day.   Simo would pile the snow or pour water on it in a way that the blast from his barrel wouldn't disturb the snow in front of him and even kept snow in his mouth to keep his breath from showing the enemy where he was.   He'd place his gloves on the snow and his rifle on top of them to lessen the recoil.   In the early days of the fighting, a Soviet sniper had killed three junior platoon leaders and an NCO. Simo's platoon leader told him to take out the sniper. As the sun was setting, the Soviet sniper carelessly abandoned his position. As he did, the sunlight glinted off his sniper scope. Simo put a round through his face.   Later another Soviet sniper kept Häyhä's unit pinned down. Again, Simo was called upon  and began to search for his target.  Using another Finnish lieutenant as a spotter, he took the Soviet sniper out with a single shot from 400 meters.   Simo told a writer that snipers didn't aim for headshots. “The head is a small size compared to the torso and for that reason, I always fired at the center of the torso. Shooting an enemy should only be done so when the probability of killing the enemy is at its highest, and if aiming at his head, a slight misjudgment leads to a miss which can give away your position with no gain taken.”   WOUNDED   Russia ordered counter snipers and artillery missions to SPECIFICALLY take out Simo.   Most failed.   Simo was almost killed on March 6th, 1940.   Shot in the face by an explosive, incendiary round, which explodes on impact.   Hit his lower left jaw, removing his upper jaw, most of his lower jaw and most of his left cheek.   Russians thought he was dead and threw him on a pile of bodies.   Finnish soldiers went looking for him and noticed a leg twitching in the pile of bodies.   The soldiers took him to get help and said “half his face was missing.”   Rumors of Simo's death were everywhere.   One week later, he regained consciousness. The day that peace was declared.   The Finnish Army was exhausted, its ammunition nearly out, and its defensive lines close to being overrun. So, Finland was forced to sign the Treaty of Moscow on March 12, 1940. Under the treaty, it ceded 11 percent of its territory to the Soviet Union, more than the Soviets demanded prior to the start of the conflict.   Took him over 14 months to recover after 26 surgeries.   Saw a story about his death in a newspaper. He sent them a letter saying he was alive.   After recovery, he wanted to go back out to fight but wasn't permitted.   AWARDS   Simo received the first and second class medals of liberty.   And The Kollaa fighters medal   Was promoted from the lowest ranked non commissioned officer (yes, that was his rank while he did all of this) to First military rank of an officer.    Nominated as a Knight of the Mannerheim Cross, which is considered the greatest Finnish Military honor.   Was given his own farm in southeastern Finland. Fittingly, it was located near the Russian border. Probably to remind them of what he did last time.   AFTER THE WAR   Became a successful moose hunter and dog breeder.   Received death threats from people who thought what he accomplished was wrong.   Never talked about the war or what he had been through.   When asked how he became such a bad ass his response was, “practice.”   When asked if had any remorse he said, “"I did what I was told to do, as well as I could. There would be no Finland unless everyone else had done the same".   Simo died in 2002 at the age of 96 while living in a war veterans nursing home. He never married or had children.    Nobody in history has ever been credited with more confirmed kills than Simo Häyhä.   OH AND BY THE WAY. Despite gaining around 22,000 square miles of Finnish land, the Soviets lost the Winter War with most of their troops having been killed by the defending Finns. A Russian general later remarked that the land they had conquered was “just enough to bury their dead”. https://knowledgeeager.com/best-sniper-movies/

Keskustelemme kirjailija Marjo Katriina Saarisen kanssa hänen juuri ilmestyneestä romaanistaan Kaikki päivän tunnit. Se on yhden päivän romaani, joka laajenee neljän päähenkilönsä ja heitä tarkkailevan, kaikkitietävyytensä kanssa kamppailevan kertojan myötä kirjaimellisesti elämän ja kuoleman kysymyksiin. Puhumme katsomisesta, katsotuksi tulemisesta, kasvoista, kasvojen siirrosta, ja siitä, miten kirjan henkilöt A, B, C ja D alkavat elää omaa elämäänsä niin omapäise Kertojan kuin kirjailijan tahdosta riippumatta. Ihmettelemme, miten ilo tihkuu raskaiden aiheiden keskelle. Marjo Katriina Saarisen kuva Anniina Mannila. Osta Kaikki päivän tunnit https://www.teos.fi/Kaikki+paivan+tunnit Pkk-podcastin tekemisen mahdollistaa kustannusosakeyhtiö Teos.

Mitä kautta muotialalle kouluttaudutaan? Onko LAB Muotoiluinstituutin, Aalto-yliopiston, Metropolia Ammattikorkeakoulun ja ulkomaisten korkeakoulujen välillä suurta eroa ja minkälaisiin työtehtäviin opinahjot valmistavat? Muotialaa opiskelleet Fanni Lyytikäinen, Krista Virtanen ja Katriina Särmä kertovat tässä jaksossa kokemuksensa pääsykokeista ensimmäisiin työpaikkoihin ja jakavat kouluun hakeville parhaat pääsykoevinkit! Suosittelemme jaksoa erityisesti alan koulutuksesta kiinnostuneille tai muotialan urapolusta haaveileville. Jos haluat kuunnella vain tietyn koulun osalta kokemuksia, tässä aloituskohdat kustakin osiosta: 00:40 Aalto-yliopisto - Fanni Lyytikäinen 30:55 LAB (Lahden) Muotoiluinstituutti - Krista Virtanen 51:05 Metropolia Ammattikorkeakoulu - Katriina Särmä

Advisors often ask, “Is it possible to build my business that runs by referral only?” The answer is, yes!  However, not every advisory team has been able to create a “by referral only” business where the quantity and the quality of clients have been exactly the right fit. Are you getting enough in-segment clients through … Continue reading Ep. #7: Build a Successful Business Operating By Referral Only With Diana DeFrate CFP®, CLU® and Katriina Paavola CFP® →

Kiinalaiset vanhemmat tapaavat toisiaan nk. avioliittomarkkinoilla, joilla tarkoitus on etsiä omalle lapselle sopiva puoliso. Lasta esittelevissä plakaateissa on paitsi lapsen kuva, niin myös vuositulot, koska avioliitolla ja lasten syntyvyydellä on Kiinassa paljonkin merkitystä. Mutta miten siellä suhtaudutaan naisiin, jotka haluavat perheen sijaan uran ja itsenäisen elämän ja millä tavalla Kiinan keskiluokka lastansa kasvattaa? Miten kiinalaiset itse oman maansa ja jatkuvan valvonnan alaisena olemisen näkevät tai kokevat ja missä määrin maa on viimeisten kymmenen vuoden aikana muuttunut? Vieläkö Kiinassa syödään koiraa tai palvotaan Onnen jumalaa ja missä määrin nämä asiat liittyvät koulutukseen ja luokkaeroihin? Minkälaista on tehdä toimittajan työtä jatkuvasti valvovan silmän alla ja kuinka todenmukainen on se kuva, jonka me täällä Euroopassa Kiinasta saamme; onko edes olemassa jotain sellaista yhtenäistä asiaa kuin kiinalaisuus? Haastateltavana on Helsingin Sanomien toimittaja ja Kiinan entinen kirjeenvaihtaja Katriina Pajari. Toimittaja on Mira Selander. Kysy mitä vaan -ohjelmassa eri alojen ammattilaiset, asiantuntijat ja kokijat vastaavat Mira Selanderin johdolla kuuntelijoiden lähettämiin kysymyksiin. Tässä ohjelmassa mikään kysymys ei ole liian nolo tai tyhmä.

Jantsun ja Teron vieraana tämän viikon jaksossa The Sinisalot! Eli ketkä siis? No tietysti näyttelevät sisarukset Tatu ja Katriina Sinisalo. Onko Teatterikorkeaan hakeminen enemmän päätös vai onko kyse tuurista? Kenen jalanjäljissä Katriina hakeutui näyttelemisen pariin? Ja onko Tatu Sinisalo oikeasti metodinäyttelijä? Kaikki tämä selviää tässä jaksossa.

Tuloiselan Marjatila sijaitsee Hämeenkosken Putulassa, jossa suvun isännät ovat viljelleet peltoja ainakin 1700-luvun alusta lähtien, ja viimeiset sukupolvet ovat vaihtaneet karjan marjaan jo 42 vuotta sitten. Radio Voiman Kristoffer Ignatius soitti tilan yrittäjälle Katriina Tuloiselalle, joka hoputtaa mansikan ostoon heti! - Nyt on parhaat avomaan mansikat (Polkat) myynnissä. Ne ovat laadullisesti upeimmat, ne on kooltaan hyviä ja kiinteitä. Aurinko on oikein hellinyt. Niiden maku aivanmielttömän makea. Säilöjän unelma ja syöntiin myöskin. - Uskon, että hinta on matalimmillaan juuri tällä hetkellä, Katriina Tuloisela pohtii. - Kannattaa katsoa marjoja ostaessaan laatua, mitä lajia se on ja milloin marja on poimittu. Marjaa pakataan eri kokoisiin laatikoihin ja silloin hinta voi hämätä. Ostajille Katriina vinkkaa kiinnittämään huomiota kilohintaan, jossa voi olla huomattavia eroja. Kuuntele haastattelu: Lisätietoja

Transcript One language at school and another language at home. This is the reality for most bilingual children here in the Netherlands and in many countries around the world. Bilingual children often use the school language when they're at home, sometimes because this is the language spoken to them by one of their parents, but speaking the other language at school? That rarely happens. Sometimes it's not even allowed. According to many researchers -- and more and more teachers -- this is a missed opportunity. Because using the home languages of bilingual children at school can have all kinds of advantages. It makes them feel better, they often perform better academically (also in the school language), and it promotes inclusivity. One way of giving the home languages of bilingual children a place at school is called translanguaging. In this episode, I talk to Joana Duarte, a polyglot herself, about this strategy and what research-based evidence there is to show that it works. In short, it does work but only under the right circumstances. Joana tells us what those circumstances are. We also discuss potential concerns teachers may have, such as what to do when you don't speak or understand the children's home language yourself, and we hear what teachers who have worked with Joana and her team have learned from using this approach. In Let's Klets, I talk to Victoria Farrell and Marie Newton, both speech and language therapists working in the UK, and both members of the Bilingualism London Clinical Excellence Network, a group of speech and language therapists specialised in working with children and families from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds. They provide support, help and encouragement to all members and promote the exchange of information and ideas and resources. Check out their website for more details!  Our Kletshead of the week is Katriina from Canada. She was raised trilingually, with Finnish from mum, English from dad and her wider environment, and French at school. Now an adult herself, she reflects on her own multilingualism, as well as that of her future children.  Joana Duarte is Professor in Multilingualism and Literacy at NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences in Leeuwarden, and Special Professor of World Citizenship and Bilingual Education at the University of Amsterdam. She conducts research on diversity and equity, the language acquisition of multilingual students, language attitudes of teachers and families, multilingual didactics and teacher professionalisation in the context of multilingualism in education. One of the projects Joana mentioned during our conversation is the 3M project (More Opportunities With Multilingualism). There are many resources there but most are in Dutch.  An extensive list of the research of Joana and her colleagues can be found on this website. One of the researchers most associated with translanguaging is Ofélia García. List to her in this lecture where she explains what translanguaging entails. This explainer video by Eowyn Crisfield (our guest on the very first episode of Kletsheads): https://youtu.be/iNOtmn2UTzI When talking about how schools can find out more about bilingual children's home language environments, I mentioned the Q-BEx project. Q-BEx stands for Quantifying Bilingual Experience and in this project we are developing a user-friendly, online questionnaire which teachers, clinicans and researchers can use bto gain more insight into children's language experience, now and in the past. This project is led by Cécile De Cat at Leeds University, and involves researchers from the UK (Drasko Kascelan - Leeds, Ludovica Serratrice - Reading), France (Philippe Prévost & Laurie Tuller -- Tours) and me (Sharon Unsworth - Nijmegen). 

Tällä kertaa Pieni karanteenikirjakerho reissaa Berliiniin ja hulluun vuoteen 1968. FT Katriina Lehto-Bleckert on tutkinut maan poliittista lähihistoriaa ja etenkin radikaalia opiskelijaliikettä vuosia, hänen väitöskirjansa käsittelee Ulrike Meinhofin ajattelua, hahmoa ja toimintaa. Tälläkin kertaa puhumme perusteellisesti Meinhofista ja häntä ympröivästä "mysteeristä": Miksi arvostettu vasemmistolainen kulttuurivaikuttaja, jonka feministiset tekstit paljastavat edelleen ajankohtaisia ongelmia naisten ja lapsien asemassa, ja joka oli ennenkaikkea kiinnostunut maailmanrauhasta ja internationalismista, tarttui 70-luvun alussa aseisiin ja muuttui jahdatuksi terroristiksi. Ja miten ainakin yhtä vihaisesta Joschka Fischeristä puolestaan tuli samoista aatteellisista lähtökohdista vihreän liikkeen johtohahmo ja arvostettu valtapoliitikko? Vuoden 1968 ja sen jälkeisessä liikehdinnässä on paljon tuttua nykyhetkeen verrattuna, ylimitoitetusta poliisiväkivallasta ja terrrorismilainsäädännöstä alkaen. Toisaalta "terroristi"-käsitteen sisältö on muuttunut viime vuosikymmeninä. Pohdimme, mitä sillä milloinkin tarkoitetaan ja olisiko keskustelussa syytä osata erotella tarkemmin omaisuuteen, sotilaallisiin kohteisiin ja toisaalta tavallisiin kansalaisiin (ja ilman kansalisuutta oleviin) tehtävä väkivalta. Lehto-Bleckert valottaa Saksan liittotasavallan politiikan nykytilaa, ja miten Fischerin perintö näkyy asemaansa vahvistavissa nyky-Vihreissä. Mietimme myös, miksi puolen vuosisadan takaisista tapahtumista on vielä niin vähän tutkimusta ja julkista keskustelua jopa Saksassa, joka kuitenkin on tottunut käymään historiansa synkimpien puolien kimppuun. Eikö juuri nyt olisi tilausta eurooppalaisen, jopa terrorismiksi yltyneen poliittisen radikalismin historian perusteelliselle avaamiselle? Onneksi kuitenkin on suomalainen historiantutkija Berliinissä! Suosittelen, että luet myös Katriina Lehto-Bleckertin aiemman teoksen, Ulrike Meinhof - lähemmäs totuutta, ei todellisuutta.

Ranskaa raakana! -podcast tarjoilee kattauksen kieltä ja kulttuuria. 69. jaksossa vieraanani on ranskan ja espanjan opettaja Katriina Kurki, joka tehnyt aikuisopetukseen suunnattuja Chez Olivier (Finn Lectura) oppikirjoja. Miten opettajasta tuli oppikirjailija? Millainen prosessi on tehdä oppikirjoja? Millaisia rajoituksia oppikirjan tekemiseen liittyy? Miten digiaika on muuttanut oppikirjalle asetettuja vaatimuksia? Miten opettajat ja opiskelijat voisivat parhaiten hyödyntää oppikirjoja? Mitä neuvoja Katriina antaa opettajille, jotka ovat kiinnostuneita oppikirjojen tekemisestä? Lisää kielen ja kulttuurin ilmiöistä Johannan blogissa: http://johanna.isosavi.com

Finns Beyondin yhdeksännessä jaksossa pohditaan sitä että millaista se käytännön asuminen Brittilässä sitten onkaan - miksei kylppärissä ole töpseliä ja miten astiankuivauskaapista on tullut päivälliskutsujen vetonaula. Asiaa myös ihan niistä oikeista seikoista kun lähdetään asuntoa etsimään: vuokraamisen nopeus, käsirahan keräys sekä omistamiseen pääsyn vaikeus. Aiheesta juttelemassa Katriina ja Sanna, sekä tietenkin tuttuun tapaan Karoliina. Aihelinkit:https://www.your-move.co.uk/buy/guides/house-buying-process-england-and-waleshttps://www.gov.uk/tenancy-deposit-protectionhttps://www.gov.uk/council-taxhttps://www.helptobuy.gov.uk/https://www.gov.uk/leasehold-propertyhttps://www.gov.uk/stamp-duty-land-tax/residential-property-rateshttps://historicengland.org.uk/listing/what-is-designation/listed-buildings/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

ParkMan is a small scale start-up that developed a mobile app helping drivers to find a parking space and pay for it on the spot. In today’s episode, ParkMan’s HR manager Katriina Lahti tells Maks about the challenges the HR teams must face in small companies like ParkMan, as compared to big companies.  She enumerates the qualities of candidates that start-ups are looking for and shares her insights about the role of Employer Branding and EVP in the context of smaller companies. She also reveals what they do to attract talents and how they keep them engaged.

Taiteilija Katriina Haikalan kanssa heittäydytään orgastisiin ja rakkaudellisiin tunnelmiin. Tässä keskustelussa mietitään muun muassa huonoja naisia ja pyhyyden kokemuksia, ja tullaan kohdatuksi, katsotuksi ja kosketetuksi. Kuuntelijana saat myös 15% alennuksen BDSM-aapisesta pehmeäkantisena sekä Ammattirakastajasta äänikirjana tai kovakantisena Suomalaisen Kirjakaupan verkkokaupasta. Tarjous voimassa 5.7. asti tai niin kauan kuin tuotteita löytyy. Käytä alennuskoodia OTAVAHSANA ja klikkaa itsellesi kesäluettavaa! Ja H-sanan kuulijana pääset kokeilemaan aikuisten somea viikon ajan maksutta koodilla hsana – voit hyödyntää etusi rekisteröitymällä palveluun osoitteessa libertine.center

Ranskaa raakana! -podcast tarjoilee kattauksen kieltä ja kulttuuria. 48. jaksossa vieraanani on suomalainen jalkapalloilija Katriina Talaslahti, joka pelaa maailman parhaimmassa naisjoukkueessa, Olympique Lyonnais’ssa. Haastattelu tehtiin yhteistyössä kahden juniorijalkapalloilijan kanssa. Puhutaan jalkapallosta, kielistä ja kulttuureista. Katriina oli vasta 13-vuotias, kun hän lähti Saksaan pelaamaan. Miten se oli mahdollista ja mitä se vaati? Millaista oli asua lapsena vieraassa kieli- ja kulttuuriympäristössä? Entä millainen muutos on ollut asua Saksan jälkeen Ranskassa? Millaista on treenata ja pelata OL:n naisten kanssa? Miten Katriina on oppinut ranskaa ja opiskelee sitä lisää? Mitä iloa Katriinalle on ollut monipuolisesta kielitaidosta ja mitä neuvoja hän antaa lapsille kielivalintojen suhteen? Lisää kielen ja kulttuurin ilmiöistä Johannan blogissa: http://johanna.isosavi.com  

Toivejaksossa käydään läpi, mitä on seksuaalikasvatus. Miksi seksuaalikasvatus on niin tärkeää. Ja mitä sinun tulisi tietää aikuisena. Vieraana jaksossa Kätilöliiton puheenjohtaja ja THL:n seksuaalikasvatuksen erityisasiantuntija Katriina Bildjuschkin.

Ruijan Radio -den kvenske radiosendinga/podcasten med Heidi Nilima Monsen og Martin Hovden. I denne ukens sending får Martin prøve de kvenske delikatessene kaffeost og karelske piroger med eggesmør. Elin Kåven forteller litt om inspirasjonen bak sin musikk, og hvordan det var å være med på Melodi Grand Prix i år. Einar Niemi forteller om kvenenes mytologiske tid, mens Katriina og Lennart tar oss med på en kvensktime i Kvænangen. Så får vi høre om Martin klarer forrige ukes hjemmelekse: Tulekko sie myötä saunhaan? Otama sielä yhen oluen ja praattaama. Heidi leser opp ukens kvenske vits: Kuka juoksee noppeimin, elefantti eli sjiraffi? Elefantti. Sjiraffi istuu kylmäkaapissa.

ieraina pelintekijä Jussi Kyrönseppä, projektikoordinaattori Sonja Ahtiainen, Vamos Urapalvelun koordinaattori Katriina Räisänen ja Verken suunnittelija Marcus Lundqvist. Juontajana Jarno Alastalo. 

Miten luokkaerot näkyvät Suomessa ja saako niistä puhua? Vieraana kirjailija, antropologi, psykoterapeutti Katriina Järvinen.

Ilmastonmuutos ja luonnon köyhtyminen, ihmisten eriarvoisuus ja liikakansoitus vaikuttavat globaalisti koko maailmaan. Näihin ongelmiin pyritään vaikuttamaan kestävän kehityksen periaatteita noudattamalla. Tutkijoiden mukaan vastaaminen laajoihin yhteiskunnallisiin haasteisiin edellyttää kulttuurista muutosta. Aiheesta keskustelevat yliopistonlehtori Katriina Siivonen sekä erikoistutkija Sari Puustinen Tulevaisuuden tutkimuskeskuksesta.

A recording of the conversation between Marsil Andjelov Al-Mahamid, Katriina Pedersen and Charis Gullickson on embroidery, culture, and tradition as part of the finishing weekend for Artist: Britta Marakatt-Labba. Marakatt-Labba's art is deeply embedded in Sámi culture, tradition, and mythology, and was a framework for the conversation. Marsil is a Syrian-Serbian interdisiplinary artist who often uses embroidery in his vivid and often political art. He has lived in Tromsø since 2009. Katriina is a visual anthropologist, a Kven language consultant and an avid emboiderer. Katrinna and Marsil have worked together on a Kven Connection project. Charis is a curator at Nordnorsk Kunstmuseum, and has worked a lot with art and projects like Britta Marakatt-Labba. She has few to none embroidery skills.

Teatteritekijänä Katriina Honkanen uskoo teatterin voimaan. Hän toivoo että teatteri menisi avoimempaan yhteiskunnalliseen ja yhteisöllisen suuntaan ja saisi vahvemman roolin niin ihmisten arjessa kuin yhteiskunnassa, Muusikkona on haluaa tehdä lauluja naisista ja heidän vahvoista tarinoistaan. Niin musiikki kuin teatteri voivat muuttaa maailmaa. Toimittaja Lisa Enckell tapasi Katriina Honkasen Mikkelissä.

Det enda trespråkiga programmet för unga. Jakob Granqvist pratar om rädsla. Jonna Kylmämaa likaså. Programpunkten Meän krannimaasta är tillbaka med Katriina Pedersen. Elina Isaksson Kruukka ger oss ett kåseri om alla måsten. Meänkielipepp med Anders Emanuelsson. Programledare: Henrik Niva

Kirjailija Katriina Järvinen on elämänsä aikana joutunut etsimään itseään tavanomaista enemmän. Lapsuusperheen tiukka uskonnollisuus oli rikkonut hänen minuutensa ja identiteettiä piti alkaa rakentaa nuorena aikuisena alusta. Itsensä etsimisestä on merkkinä Katriinan hankkima monipuolinen pätevyys: Hän on paitsi kirjailija myös psykoterapeutti, kulttuuriantropologi, sosiaalipsykologi ja kouluttaja. Katriina Järvinen tuli isomman yleisön tietoisuuteen vuonna 2007 julkaistuaan yhdessä historian professori Laura Kolben kanssa Luokkaretkellä hyvinvointiyhteiskunnassa –kirjan. Ohjelman on toimittnut Sari Valto.

Tässä jaksossa Paavo ja Joonas ja ulkopaikkakuntalaiset vahvistukset Katriina ja Heikki keskustelevat elokuvasta Melancholia (2011) ja masennuksesta. Tästä tuli hyvä!

Program för dig som ung vuxen på meänkieli, finska och svenska. Idag ska vi träffa riktiga nördar. Nördar på ett bra sätt förstås. Unga som har passioner. Emilia Hannu plantera exotiska frukter så som avokados och ananas vid polcirkeln. Björn Taavo som genom sociala medier hoppas få sitt drömjobb. Heltid ute i naturen. Meänkielipeppissä on uusi peppari. Tällä kertaa kuulet ääntä Kuttaisesta.Och vi får idag lära oss om det viktigaste dryckerna i livet. Kahvista ja veestä. Russefeiring on kevätmerkki meän kranni maassa. Katriina tiettää kaikki näistä fästistä. Met jokka veämä Gränslösiä tänhään olema Paulina Martikainen ja Ida Brännström.

Popula möter rapartisten Abnorm, Erkki och Jasmin blir fotograferade av Katriina Mäkinen och ifrågasätter dagens fototrender och missa inte Maija Waris möte med skådespelaren Kalled Mustonen. Är det möjligt att omvandla finska raphits till svenska? Tydligen! Programledarna Erkki Kuronen och Jasmin Lindberg träffar rapparen Joel Levonen, a.k.a. Abnorm, från Rågsved som är aktuell med sin försvenskade cover av finska raphitten av Heikki Kuula som kom för några år sedan och har fått positiv feedback av finska musiktidningar. Proffsfotografen Katriina Mäkinen, låter blixtarna blixtra och tar med oss på en fotoresa genom tiderna. Vad borde man göra med sina bilder? Vad tycker Katriina om Populas Instagramkonto? Och är selfies inne eller ute? Katriina berättar allt. I Generation Kaksi - Konst-iga Finnar träffar vår kulturreporter Maija Waris skådespelaren Kalled Mustonen som inte känner för att bli typecastad. Insamlingen för Världens Barn 2016 pågår i P4 fram till den 7 oktober. Vi hör röster från stan som berättar hur barnens rättigheter borde förbättras i Sverige. Dessutom medverkar Finnblickens Elin Von Wright. Vi får veta allt om den pågående nomineringen av Årets Sverigefinnar 2016.  Popula med Jasmin och Erkki! Fredag 30 september kl 20.40 i P4 och Sisuradio Instagram/Snapchat/Facebook: SRPopula 

Katriina Haikala is a visual artist, public speaker and corporate trainer. She has made a successful career as an international artist by creating such art projects as Monokini 2.0, The Dresscode and Hairy Underwear Collection. Katriina has exhibited and spoke about her work in e.g. New York City, Washington DC (USA), Tokyo (Japan), Berlin (Germany), […]

Katriina Haikala is a visual artist, public speaker and corporate trainer. She has made a successful career as an international artist by creating such art projects as Monokini 2.0, The Dresscode and Hairy Underwear Collection. Katriina has exhibited and spoke about her work in e.g. New York City, Washington DC (USA), Tokyo (Japan), Berlin (Germany), […]