Podcast appearances and mentions of kenzo takada

Architekci mody, mistrzowie awangardy, czarne kruki – japońscy projektanci, którzy w Paryżu przełomu lat 70. i 80. XX wieku dokonali prawdziwej rewolucji, na głowie stawiając dotychczasowy system i konwenanse. Ich wizja odzieży wstrząsnęła Francją. Krytycy początkowo nazywali ją „Post-Hiroshima” albo po prostu „zaniedbaną”. Czym się wyróżniali Kenzo Takada, Issey Miyake, Yohji Yamamoto i Rei Kawakubo? Jak zachodni system przyjął ich nowoczesną wizję? I który z nich wjechał na swój pokaz na słoniu?Podcastu „Kroniki paryskie” możesz posłuchać na platformach Spotify, Apple Podcasts oraz YouTube.

Dans ce premier Dialogue hors-série sur le goût, je reçois Chihiro Masui, une des plus grandes écrivaines culinaires d'aujourd'hui. Auteure de nombreux livres de grands chefs, Chihiro parle de cuisine et de nourriture comme personne !Retrouvez les billets de Chihiro sur le blog The Spoon of Paris : https://spoonofparis.com/Mon site : https://www.fabricemidal.comMots clé : Tout sushi, avec Kazuko Masui, Hachette Pratique, 2004 (version anglaise « Sushi Secrets »).Salades françaises, Surugadai-shuppan, 2008.Souvenirs du Japon, Éditions du Chêne, 2008.Anton – le Pré Catelan, avec le chef Frédéric Anton, Glénat, 2008.Poissons - un art du Japon, avec les chefs Hachiro Mizutani et Masao Karasuyama, Glénat, 2009.Ma cuisine asiatique, France Loisirs, 2010.Duo Gourmand : Sushi et Wok, Éditions Gründ, 2011.La Cuisine du Kâma Sûtra, Éditions du Chêne, 2011.Petits gâteaux,avec les chefs Frédéric Anton et Christelle Brua, Éditions du Chêne, 2011.Pommes de terre,avec les chefs Frédéric Anton et Christelle Brua, Éditions du Chêne, 2012.Astrance – Livre de cuisine, avec le chef Pascal Barbot, Éditions du Chêne, 2012. (version anglaise « Astrance – A Cook's Book »)Sushi Manga, Flammarion, 2012.Éric Briffard – le Cinq, avec le chef Eric Briffard, Glénat, 2012.Vins et mets, une affaire de goût, avec le sommelier Nicolas Rebut, Flammarion, 2012.Gyôzas & raviolis vapeur, Hachette cuisine, 2013.Tartes,avec les chefs Frédéric Anton et Christelle Brua, Éditions du Chêne, 2013.La cuisine du Japon, Éditions Gründ, 2013.Kei, avec le chef Kei Kobayashi Éditions du Chêne, 2014.Amandine Chaignot, avec le chef Amandine Chaignot, Éditions du Chêne, 2014.Toyo, avec le chef Toyomitsu Nakayama, Hachette cuisine, 2014.Noriyuki Hamada – restaurant Yukawatan, avec le chef Noriyuki Hamada, Glénat, 2014.Sola, avec le chef Hiroki Yoshitake, Éditions du Chêne, 2015.Thés japonais, Éditions du Chêne, 2015.Nouilles d'Asie, avec Minh-Tâm Tran et Margot Zhang, Éditions du Chêne, 2016. Ré-édité sous le titre Ramens et autres nouilles, Marabout, 2023.Kenzo Takada, avec Kazuko Masui, Éditions du Chêne, 2018.Jérôme Banctel – La réserve Paris, avec le chef Jérôme Banctel, Flammarion, 2019.Kei II, avec le chef Kei Kobayashi, Éditions du Chêne, 2019.Christophe Pelé – Le Clarence, avec le chef Christophe Pelé, Glénat, 2019.Karen Torosyan – Secrets et techniques d'un cuisinier orfèvre, avec le chef Karen Torosyan, Flammarion, 2019.Racine - Un japonais à Reims, avec le chef Kazuyuki Tanaka, Glénat, 2021.Belle peau, avec Machiko Kibé, Flammarion, 2021.Kei III, avec le chef Kei Kobayashi, Flammarion, 2022. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

In a rare interview, the influential Japanese designer speaks with BoF's Imran Amed about the philosophy that underpins his boundary-breaking career. Background:  After graduating from Keio University with a law degree, Yohji Yamamoto realised he wasn't interested in the law. “I didn't want to join the ordinary society,” he says. “So I told my mother after graduation … ‘I want to help you.'”  She agreed to let him work at her dressmaking shop in Kabukicho, an entertainment district in Tokyo's Shinjuku ward, and learn from the sewing assistants if he enrolled at Bunka Fashion College, now famous for training designers such as Kenzo Takada, Junya Watanabe and Yamamoto himself. After graduating, Yamamoto went on to set up a small ready-to-wear company that slowly acquired buyers in all of Japan's major cities. This success eventually led him to Paris, where his signature tailoring and draping in oversized silhouettes created an aesthetic earthquake at Paris Fashion Week in 1981. Since then, Yamamoto has developed a cult following of loyalists who swear by his avant-garde designs. “I'm not working in the mainstream,” he says. “I'm working in the side stream.” This week on The BoF Podcast, we revisit Imran Amed's rare interview with the legendary Japanese designer about his storied career — and the mindset designers need to succeed.  Key Insights: Yamamoto says the fashion industry's increasingly fast-pace has come at the expense of true creativity. “For me the fashion business became a money business,” he said. “I felt I've been losing my competitors year by year.” Yamamoto believes that modern technology can be a distraction. “When I speak with young designers, I [tell] them shut your computer,” he said. “If you really want to see real things, real beauty, you have to go there by walking.” Yamamoto believes it's a designer's job to completely immerse themselves in design. “If you want to create something, keep resisting the mediocracy of ordinary things. It's a life's work. Are you ready to sacrifice yourself to create something?” Additional Resources:  Watch the full interview here: Inside Yohji Yamamoto's Fashion Philosophy The Magic of Yohji Yamamoto  

“Fashion is like eating, you shouldn't stick to the same menu” Abiding by the belief of Kenzo Takada, global fashion players constantly strive to offer something new and innovative every now and then, Let's dive into Global Embroidery Digitizing Market Trends and up your fashion statement. This episode is also available as a blog post: https://www.cre8iveskill.com/blog/global-embroidery-digitizing-market-trends-and-forecast-of-next-five-years --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cre8ive-skill/message

Pour cette cinquième rencontre, nous partons à la rencontre de Marie-Christine qui a été styliste maille pour plusieurs maisons de luxe; Pour ce deuxiéme épisode avec Marie Christine nous allons parler, de ses parents, de son enfance, de Dior, De Loulou de la Falaise, de Paco Rabanne, de Kenzo Takada, de Saint Laurent, de Chanel et malheureusement à cause d'un souci technique vous ne pourrez pas découvrir ma recette des madeleines aux pépites de chocolat. Extraits sonores: Saint Laurent Movie CLIP - Lou Lou - Yves Saint Laurent Biopic HD  (2015)  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhsYi5uxIqw&ab_channel=MovieclipsIndie Haute Couture A2 Le Journal de 20h, 22 janvier 1990 https://www.ina.fr/video/CAB90003653/haute-couture-video.html Haute Couture A2 Le Journal de 20h, 30 janvier 1987 https://www.ina.fr/video/CAB87003345/haute-couture-video.html  Alice Darrow pour l'illustration    

En este episodio rendimos homenaje al legado de Kenzo Takada. El gran diseñador japonés que llegó a París en los 70 persiguiendo un sueño y fundó la gran casa de moda franco nipona que hoy todos conocemos. Su herencia no solo quedó impregnada en la moda, sino en el mundo de la belleza con sus icónicos perfumes Flower by Kenzo.

A pandemia de Covid-19 dominou o ano que fica para trás, mas as violências policiais, o racismo, os ataques à liberdade de expressão, o afastamento de Donald Trump da Casa Branca e a consumação do divórcio entre o Reino Unido e a União Europeia foram alguns dos outros temas que marcaram 2020. A activista e professora de Filosofia Luísa Semedo fala em “ano de loucura” que foi “um teste à sociedade”. A pandemia de Covid-19 foi, sem dúvida, o tema incontornável que impôs a todos, e em todo o mundo, um novo glossário quotidiano: coronavírus, pandemia, confinamento, isolamento, recolher obrigatório, distanciamento social, máscaras, gel hidroalcoólico, crise sanitária, crise económica e crise social foram algumas das palavras que passaram a fazer parte do nosso dia-a-dia. A pandemia fez mais de um milhão e setecentas mil vítimas mortais no planeta, foram registados acima de 80 milhões de casos e começou a primeira fase de vacinação. Algo que fez de 2020 um “ano de loucura” e “um teste à sociedade”, na análise de Luísa Semedo, professora de Filosofia e activista luso-cabo-verdiana a residir em França. “Foi um ano de loucura. Foi um ano completamente inédito. É verdade que já havia algumas previsões de que poderia haver, a dado momento, uma pandemia com vírus etc, mas as previsões são uma coisa e acontecer foi, de facto, inacreditável”, começa por resumir. “Foi também um teste à sociedade que somos, podemos ver a nível internacional tudo o que são questões de cooperação, por exemplo, mas também podemos ver os limites com as fronteiras a fechar, com algum egoísmo em relação à questão das vacinas e também podemos ver quais as funções que eram indispensáveis numa sociedade, ou seja, aquelas pessoas que tiveram de continuar a trabalhar – os enfermeiros, as pessoas dos supermercados, etc, etc.” A crise sanitária provocou uma crise económica devido aos confinamentos mundiais que travaram, sobretudo, o sector do turismo, da restauração e da cultura. Luísa Semedo sublinha que a luta continua em França porque “ainda está tudo fechado a nível da cultura”, algo que se explica não apenas pelas “exigências sanitárias”, mas também pela “vontade política”. “Nem todos os países fecharam a parte cultural. Em França foi visto, de alguma forma, como chocante esta ideia de que alguns domínios eram essenciais, como o tabaco ou a religião e que a cultura não era. Sim, isso causou muita perplexidade num país que se diz um país de cultura”, continuou a professora de Filosofia. Ainda em França, o ano ficou marcado por imagens de violências policiais, nomeadamente contra um produtor de música negro, e pelo polémico artigo 24 do projecto de lei para a segurança global. As violências policiais ecoaram com a morte de George Floyd nos Estados Unidos, em Maio, e que foi seguida por mega protestos e motins. Em Portugal, o actor luso-guineense Bruno Candé também morreu vítima de racismo.  Uma realidade ainda muito presente em 2020. “É uma realidade crua e dura, não nasceu ontem, já vem de há muito tempo, mas agora é filmado e é partilhado pelo mundo inteiro e portanto tem outro impacto. Há também o facto de haver agora uma nova geração mais preparada para não estar só na sobrevivência e poder falar sobre estas questões do racismo”, explica a activista. Quanto à polémica lei para a segurança global que levou milhares de manifestantes para as ruas francesas, Luísa Semedo sublinha que “o governo em vez de tentar que as pessoas que são vítimas de violência sejam protegidas, está a tentar fazer leis para se proteger a ele próprio e às suas forças de segurança”. Ainda em França, houve novos atentados para nos lembrar que a ameaça terrorista não desapareceu. Houve um ataque contra o professor Samuel Paty que mostrou caricaturas do Charlie Hebdo e um novo ataque contra o semanário satírico. Luísa Semedi lembra que o Presidente francês defendeu a liberdade de expressão quando Samuel Paty foi decapitado, mas que está agora a ameaçar essa mesma liberdade com o projecto de lei para a segurança global. O ano fica, ainda, marcado pelo afastamento de Donald Trump da presidência norte-americana, pela vitória do democrata Joe Biden e pela chegada, pela primeira vez, de uma mulher, Kamala Harris, à vice-presidência dos Estados Unidos. No entanto, as perspectivas não são as melhores. “A desinformação está a ser cada vez mais forte nos Estados Unidos e é partilhada pelo ainda Presidente dos Estados Unidos. A desinformação em geral leva a que muitos dos seus apoiantes radicalizem o seu pensamento e os seus actos, a lançarem-se nos braços da internet da desinformação, da manipulação, da extrema-direita, etc. Eu estou muito preocupada com isso. Vai ter de haver um trabalho muito importante da administração Biden para poder tratar desta questão que está a sair fora do controlo completo na América mas também no mundo.” Depois do Brexit a 31 de Janeiro de 2020, o ano ficou também marcado como o período de transição para as negociações sobre a futura relação entre o Reino Unido e a União Europeia, negociações tiradas a ferros. “Em geral, é um problema para a União Europeia apesar de tudo. Há aqui este acordo, mas tem que haver uma reflexão mais profunda para que não volte a acontecer, para que não haja a derrocada da União Europeia e que outros países possam ir pelo mesmo caminho.” O ano foi marcado por perdas de personalidades de vulto, a começar pelo filósofo e ensaísta português Eduardo Lourenço, mas também pela cientista e imunologista Maria de Sousa, o escritor chileno Luís Sepúlveda, o músico camaronês Manu Dibango, o “pai” do Asterix Albert Uderzo, o “pai” da Mafalda - Quino, a escritora portuguesa Maria Velho da Costa, o compositor italiano Ennio Morricone, os cantores franceses Juliette Gréco e Christophe, os actores franceses Michel Piccoli e Michael Lonsdale, o actor britânico Sean Connery, o artista Christo, o estilista japonês Kenzo Takada, o futebolista Diego Maradona, o antigo presidente francês Valéry Giscard d’Estaing, entre muitos outros. Uma das perdas mais marcante é a de Eduardo Lourenço porque simboliza “uma época e uma geração que está a desaparecer e que não pode ser substituída”. “É uma geração que tinha uma relação diferente com o tempo - com o tempo do conhecimento porque o conhecimento leva tempo e não é esta instantaneidade de reacção nas redes sociais. Era uma outra profundidade de pensamento - independentemente de eu estar ou não de acordo com ele - mas era admirativa e continuo a ser admirativa do seu método. É um método que eu gosto, que é o método da Filosofia, que é um método de tempo, de tentar aprofundar as ideias. Também muito interessante era a circulação das ideias. O pensamento de Eduardo Lourenço era lido noutros países, apesar de ele se preocupar com questões da Portugalidade, as suas ideias circulavam pelo mundo, eram muito conhecidas também em França e isso é algo que é muito interessante. Nós estamos a viver com as novas direitas radicais ou extremistas, estamos a viver um momento de anti-intelectualismo que é muito perigoso e, portanto, para mim Eduardo Lourenço era tudo menos isto. Ele era o anti-‘anti-intelectualismo’. É uma perda grande para todos nós”, conclui Luísa Semedo.      

We've got a shoplifting case for the record books, Chanel is fighting against global warming in a creative way, and we find out what went wrong at Nanette Lepore. There's a new collaboration we love (hint: Telfar's involved) and one we hate. And we remember Kenzo Takada. Come hang out! 

Who will wear the crown? Listen in for the Paris conclusion of this season’s GOC. Chanel opted for a big blockbuster, while Loewe was equally as effective with their interactive show in a box. Maison Margiela offered a welcome mix of behind the scenes inspiration for the collection and insight into house codes via their 45 minute movie. Cecile Bahnsen kept is safe (and beautiful) and Natacha Ramsay-Levi had one of her strongest showings at Chloe. We wish we could say the same for Matthew William’s debut at Givenchy. We tried to like it; we really did. But alas, no. Just no. In Style Snacks, Kenzo Takada passed away from Covid complications, Justin. Bieber designed a pair of Crocs (yes, you read that correctly), Dries Van Noten is opening a LA store, Chanel is partnering with Sunrun to provide solar power to low income families and a new Karl Lagerfeld biography is out with some surprising new information. www.runwaywalkscurrenttalks.com https://www.instagram.com/runwaywalkscurrenttalks/ https://twitter.com/RunwayTalks https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW7W32h_5l7nnlrL1vazjlw/featured

Neste Pivô, contamos a história de Kenzo Takada, um dos principais nomes a consolidar a moda japonesa no mundo, além de acreditar na potência de uma moda que não se leva tão a sério. E mais: os highlights da semana de moda de Paris; o desenvolvimento de um couro à base de fungos; Kerby-Jean Raymond na Reebok e Glenn Martens na Diesel; além da série documental sobre Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington, Linda Evangelista e Naomi Campbell!  Montagem e publicação: Compasso Coolab. Produção executiva: Mariana Araújo.  Este episódio usou trechos das músicas Think About You (Tiana Major9), Meat Free Monday (Paul McCartney), Sue Me (Wale), Freedom 90 (George Michael), além de trechos dos desfiles de verão 2021 da Louis Vuitton e do pré-verão 2021 da Balenciaga. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We talk to veteran Fox News anchor Chris Wallace. Plus: director Miranda July discusses her new film, ‘Kajillionaire’, and we look back at the life of Japanese fashion designer Kenzo Takada.

Kim w świecie mody był Kenzo Takada? O zmarłym 4 października 2020 roku japońsko – francuskim projektancie opowiada Jarosław Panek.

En una nueva edición del viernes de cine en Página 13, Iván Valenzuela conversó con Antonio Martínez y Ascanio Cavallo sobre el estreno de “Un violento deseo de felicidad” (2018), de Clément Schneider, en Centroartealameda.tv, “Los chicos de la banda” y el fallecimiento del diseñador Kenzo Takada, famoso por crear la casa de moda internacional de lujo Kenzo.

Pictured: Kenzo Takada Matthew Bannister on: Kenzo Takada, the Japanese-born fashion designer who made Paris his home and was known for his bold use of colour. Colonel John Waddy, the former head of the SAS who was wounded at the Battle of Arnhem. Frank Windsor, the actor best known for playing Detective Sergeant Watt in Z Cars and Softly Softly. Ann Getty, who married into the Getty family and used her fortune to rescue a publishing house, support the arts and start an interior design company. Interviewed guest: Dana Thomas Interviewed guest: John O’Reilly Interviewed guest: Niall Cherry Interviewed guest: Amanda Windsor Interviewed guest: Bill Fellows Interviewed guest: Diane Dorrans Saeks Producer: Neil George Archive clips from: Flower by Kenzo, directed by Patrick Guedj 2018; The Clothes Show: Catwalk Special, BBC One 23/10/1994; Kenzo Takada – Renegades of Fashion, Fashion Industry Broadcast 01/03/2020; Red Devils of Arnhem (1944), British Pathe 13/04/2014; Today, Radio 4 08/05/2020; A Bridge Too Far, directed by Richard Attenborough, Joseph E Levine Productions 1977; Oosterbeek Battlefield Tour 2011, Bart H 18/03/2016; Woman’s Hour, Radio 2 24/03/1971.

American poet and essayist Louise Glück is this year's winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature. We take a look at the author's signature themes of family, mythology and loss through her poem "The Drowned Children". Meanwhile, the passing of fashion visionary Kenzo Takada has prompted tributes from all over the world, with peers pointing out how he revolutionised Paris catwalks with his sense of fun and deconstructed forms.

As the world of fashion mourns the death of Kenzo Takada, Paris once again plays host to real-life fashion shows. Under the leadership of creative director Felipe Oliveira Baptista, Kenzo sounds the alarm over the destruction of global bee populations. At Dior, meanwhile, Maria Grazia Chiuri explores the way clothes are now more in the private sphere than ever before. And Nigerian designer Kenneth Ize uses his catwalk show to send home a defiant message: the celebration of his queer identity. 

Alors que le monde de la mode pleure le décès de Kenzo Takada, des suites du Covid-19, Paris renoue, dans un calme olympien, avec les défilés “physiques“ pour le Prêt-à-Porter été 2021. Kenzo, sous la houlette de Felipe Oliveira Baptista n’a pas peur d’évoquer la destruction des abeilles. Chez Dior, Maria Grazia Chiuri insiste sur le caractère privé du vêtement. Quant au nigérian Kenneth Ize, il envoie depuis Paris un message aux dirigeants de son pays : "Pourquoi m’interdisez-vous d’être Queer ?"

En una nueva edición del viernes de cine en Página 13, Iván Valenzuela conversó con Antonio Martínez y Ascanio Cavallo sobre el estreno de “Un violento deseo de felicidad” (2018), de Clément Schneider, en Centroartealameda.tv, “Los chicos de la banda” y el fallecimiento del diseñador Kenzo Takada, famoso por crear la casa de moda internacional de lujo Kenzo.

Welcome back to another episode of the YOR 45 podcast! The dynamic duo is back for an episode of highs and lows. This week's Vinyl Worthy includes 21 Savage, Bryson Tiller, and Metro Boomin. Topics of discussion include the first Presidential debate, Kenzo Takada, 2 girls falling off a roof, and more. Come and join us for 45!

Discussion avec le collaborateur du jour, Jean Airoldi : Le masque fait l'objet de critique dans le monde de la mode et le créateur de mode Kenzo Takada est décédé de la COVID-19. Pour de l’information concernant l’utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

On this episode of Showcase; Remembering Kenzo Takada 00:43 Lucy Moyse Ferreira, Lecturer in Fashion Media​ 02:24 Saype's Beyond the Walls 09:50 Hercule Poirot at 100 11:28 Karachi Theatre Festival 2020 15:15 Ahmed Shah, President of Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi 17:48 #KenzoTakada #KarachiTheatreFestival #Cinema

Tributes are pouring into Paris from all around the world for legendary fashion designer Kenzo Takada. The 81-year-old died of complications linked to Covid-19. Here is how his amazing journey began. ​ Lucy Moyse Ferreira, Lecturer in Fashion Media​ 01:26 #KenzoTakada #Fashion #Artist

Le « Ben Voyons Donc ! » de Sophie Durocher : C'est la première fois, depuis 1901, qu'un duo de femmes remporte le prix Nobel de Chimie. Discussion avec le collaborateur du jour, Jean Airoldi : Le masque fait l'objet de critique dans le monde de la mode et le créateur de mode Kenzo Takada est décédé de la COVID-19. Entrevue avec Nancy Doyon, SOS Nancy : Bien comprendre l'enfant en temps de crise sanitaire est tout un art. Entrevue avec Pierre Paul-Hus, député du Parti conservateur du Canada dans Charlesbourg-Haute-St-Charles : L'affaire We Charity pourrait être derrière nous. Une production QUB radio Octobre 2020 Pour de l’information concernant l’utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

This week, the Our Week cast discuss Papa John's double digit gains, NASA's brand new space toilet, Rick Moranis's trip to New York, Kenzo Takada, a fake British cattle/death story, rocker Tommy Lee's forthcoming album, "Lady Ninja's" most recent battle, child endangerment and much, much more.

A prova decorreu de forma remota e juntou 45 mil participantes a correr em mais de 100 países. Millie Bobby Brown não lidou bem com a nega de "A Guerra dos Tronos". A moda despediu-se de Kenzo Takada. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

While India is debating on nepotism, Mrunal Thakur shares her own experience. Sonu Nigam returns Mumbai after his long holiday in Dubai. Japanese fashion designer Kenzo Takada dies from COVID-19. Listen to all that's been trending in the world of Entertainment & Lifestyle with Samarth Goel.

We discuss the impact of Donald Trump’s hospitalisation on the US presidential election and head to Athens to hear about an investigation into an NGO’s role in migrant smuggling. Plus: the life and work of Kenzo Takada.

1.พายุอเล็กซ์พัดถล่มชายแดนประเทศฝรั่งเศสและอิตาลี ทำให้มีผู้เสียชีวิต 2 ราย และสูญหายอีก 9 ราย 2.Cazoo สตาร์อัพรถยนต์อังกฤษ มีมูลค่าเพิ่มเป็น 2 เท่า หลังจากหันมาตีตลาดขายรถยนต์แบบออนไลน์ 3.Kenzo Takada ดีไซน์เนอร์ชื่อดังผู้ก่อตั้ง Kenzo เสียชีวิตจากโควิด19 ด้วยอายุ 81 ปี 4.เกิดกระแสวิพากย์วิจารณ์ Donald Trump ถึงการไม่ปฏิบัติตัวต่อการควบคุมโรคหลังจากติดเชื้อ Covid-19 5.การปะทะกันระหว่างอาเซอร์ไบจานและอาร์เมเนียบริเวณพื้นที่พิพาท นากอร์โน-คาราบัค รุนแรงขึ้นนับตั้งแต่สงครามครั้งใหญ่ในปี 1994

Trainiere dein Hörverstehen mit den Nachrichten der Deutschen Welle von Montag – als Text und als verständlich gesprochene Audio-Datei.Scharfe Kritik an Donald Trumps Ausflug aus dem Krankenhaus US-Präsident Donald Trump erholt sich nach Angaben seiner Ärzte zunehmend von seiner Coronavirus-Erkrankung. Möglicherweise werde er schon an diesem Montag ins Weiße Haus zurückkehren, hieß es. Trumps Arzt Sean Dooley gab zu, dass der Zustand des Präsidenten zeitweise schlechter war als angegeben. Seit Freitag sei der 74-Jährige aber wieder ohne Fieber. In einem über Twitter veröffentlichten Video sagte Trump, seine Erkrankung sei für ihn eine "Lehre". Für wenige Minuten verließ er die Militärklinik in Bethesda, um Anhänger aus einem Fahrzeug heraus zu grüßen. Dies wurde vielfach kritisiert. Höchste Corona-Warnstufe in Paris Wegen weiter steigender Corona-Fallzahlen wird in Paris die "maximale Alarmstufe" ausgerufen. Damit treten verschärfte Maßnahmen in Kraft, wie das Büro des französischen Ministerpräsidenten Jean Castex mitteilte. Bars und Cafés in der Hauptstadt und einigen Vororten müssen geschlossen werden, Restaurants dürfen hingegen bei Einhaltung verschärfter Hygiene-Regeln geöffnet bleiben. Die Maßnahmen sollen zunächst für zwei Wochen gelten. Frankreich gehört zu den am stärksten von der Corona-Pandemie betroffenen Ländern Europas. Russland besorgt über hohe Opferzahl in Konflikt in Berg-Karabach Nach weiteren schweren Gefechten in der Südkaukasus-Region Berg-Karabach wächst die Sorge vor einer weiteren Eskalation des Konflikts zwischen Armenien und Aserbaidschan. Russland zeigte sich besorgt angesichts steigender Opferzahlen in der Zivilbevölkerung. Es sei eine schnellstmögliche Waffenruhe notwendig, forderte Außenminister Sergej Lawrow. Nach Angaben seines Ministeriums in Moskau telefonierte er am Sonntagabend mit seinem armenischen Kollegen Sohrab Mnazakanjan. Armenien und Aserbaidschan kämpfen seit rund einer Woche um die Region im Süd-Kaukasus. Angreifer vor Synagoge "extrem verwirrt" Die Attacke auf einen jüdischen Studenten vor der Hamburger Synagoge hat in Deutschland Bestürzung ausgelöst. Außenminister Heiko Maas verurteilte die Tat als "widerlichen Antisemitismus". Der Student war am Sonntag erheblich verletzt worden, als er von einem 29-jährigen Mann in Militärkleidung mit einem Klappspaten angegriffen wurde. Der Deutsche mit kasachischen Wurzeln mache einen "extrem verwirrten Eindruck", berichtete eine Polizeisprecherin. Nach Informationen der Deutschen Presse-Agentur soll er einen Zettel mit einem Hakenkreuz in seiner Hosentasche gehabt haben. Alljährlicher Nobelpreisreigen startet Unter dem Eindruck der Corona-Pandemie beginnt in Stockholm die Bekanntgabe der diesjährigen Nobelpreisträger. An diesem Montag wird die Auszeichnung in der Kategorie Medizin verkündet, am Dienstag und Mittwoch folgen die Preisträger für Physik und Chemie, am Donnerstag für Literatur und am Freitag für den Friedensnobelpreis. Die größte Aufmerksamkeit gilt normalerweise den Preisen für Frieden und Literatur, doch die Corona-Krise könnte diesmal den Fokus hin zu den Naturwissenschaften verschieben. Modeschöpfer Kenzo stirbt an Covid-19 Der international erfolgreiche Modeschöpfer Kenzo Takada ist an der Lungenkrankheit Covid-19 gestorben. Der 81-jährige Gründer des Unternehmens Kenzo sei in einem Krankenhaus bei Paris gestorben, teilte ein Sprecher mit. Der japanische Designer hatte von Paris aus unter seinem Vornamen Kenzo weltweit Berühmtheit erlangt. Kenzo Takada war der erste japanische Modedesigner, der sich in Paris niederließ und dort Erfolg hatte. 1965 kam er nach Frankreich und schuf in wenigen Jahren ein Modeimperium. FC Bayern schlägt Hertha dank Lewandowski Vier Treffer von Torjäger Robert Lewandowski haben Rekordmeister Bayern München in der Fußball-Bundesliga einen 4:3-Erfolg über Hertha BSC beschert. Im zweiten Sonntagsspiel trennten sich der VfL Wolfsburg und der FC Augsburg 0:0.

Avant tout, le couturier japonais Kenzo Takada est décédé hier à l'âge de 81 ans. Son prénom est devenu une marque mythique. Il avait fait toute sa carrière en France. Monique Younès revient sur la saga de cette légende de la mode. Claude Lelouch s'apprête à tourner son 50e film. Un projet particulier pour le réalisateur de 82 ans, qui se confie en exclusivité au micro de Stéphane Boudsocq. Le duo toulousain Bigflo & Oli dévoile une chanson inédite. Et la bande à Renaud accueille de nouveaux membres, notamment Gauvain Sers. C'est le journal musical de Steven Bellery. Les programmes télé de ce lundi soir avec Isabelle Morini Bosc.

EEUU PARALIZADO POR COVID DEL PRESIDENTE. Donald Trump “ha seguido mejorando”, informó el domingo el médico de la Casa Blanca, añadiendo una nueva dosis de confusión sobre la lucha del presidente contra el COVID-19, aunque indicó que Trump podría ser dado de alta del hospital tan pronto como hoy lunes. Por la tarde este domingo Donald Trump salió a saludar a sus seguidores en una camioneta. Usando tapabocas esta vez pero con gente  expuesta con él dentro de un vehículo cerrado .  EL MUNDO | MSNBC VACUNA RUSA EN VENEZUELA. El primer lote de vacunas rusa Sputnik V llegó a Venezuela el pasado viernes, convirtiendo a ese país en el primero en la región en recibirla. El presidente de Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, dijo que su hijo Nicolás Ernesto Maduro Guerra y su hermana María Teresa Maduro tomaron la decisión de incorporarse a la prueba de la vacuna rusa. Venezuela iniciará la preparación de la selección de los 2.000 voluntarios para el ensayo de la fase 3 de la vacuna rusa Sputnik V, anunció el presidente Nicolás Maduro. RT PARAGUAY FLEXIBILIZA RESTRICCIONES. El gobierno del presidente Mario Abdo Benítez anunció este fin de semana el fin de la cuarentena sanitaria formal en Paraguay y un alivio de las restricciones que buscaban prevenir la expansión del covid-19. "Desde este lunes entrará en vigencia un modo seguro de vivir que no es otra cosa que aprender a convivir con el covid-19, siempre que lo hagamos sin miedo pero con mucho respeto", dijo el ministro de Salud, Julio Mazzoleni, a periodistas. Sostuvo que las cuatro fases de la cuarentena sanitaria aplicadas hasta ahora "han tenido un impacto positivo", con mayor o menor intensidad. El último informe oficial reportó 43.452 casos acumulados desde la aparición del primero el pasado 7 de marzo, cifras que posicionan a Paraguay como uno de los países menos afectados de la región. El número de fallecidos asciende en tanto a 929. ABC ALARMA EN FRANCIA. Francia registró 12.565 casos de infección de Covid-19 en 24 horas, según la Salud Pública y la tasa de positividad se disparó hasta el 8,2%, un nivel nunca alcanzado en los últimos meses, tras el 7,9% de ayer. Ha habido 32 muertes desde ayer, para un total de 32.230 víctimas desde el inicio de la pandemia. En París, que estará en la "zona de máxima alerta" a partir de hoy por los datos desfasados de la epidemia de coronavirus, los restaurantes podrán permanecer abiertos pero con un protocolo sanitario reforzado, según informó el gobierno. Poco antes, el sindicato de restauradores de Marsella, una zona en "máxima alerta" desde hace una semana, había anunciado la reapertura de los restaurantes con un protocolo reforzado. Según se ha filtrado, los bares permanecerán cerrados en las zonas de Marsella y París.  NIUS SEGUNDA OLA EN ESPAÑA. El Gobierno de España ha impuesto nuevas restricciones a más de tres millones de personas en Madrid para frenar el avance de la peor segunda ola de coronavirus de Europa. Desde este el fin de semana pasado, los residentes de la capital española solo pueden abandonar sus casas para desplazamientos esenciales. BBC SISTEMA DE BLOQUEOS EN INGLATERRA. En Inglaterra se está planeando un nuevo sistema de bloqueo de tres niveles. Esto según documentos gubernamentales filtrados que allanan el camino para posibles restricciones más severas, incluido el cierre de pubs y la prohibición de todo contacto social fuera de los grupos domésticos. THE GUARDIAN EL ADIÓS A KENZO. Kenzo Takada, creador de la marca de ropa y perfumes “Kenzo” falleció a los 81 años en el Hospital Americano de Neuilly-sur-Seine, en las afueras de París. El diseñador desarrolló su carrera en Francia, siendo el primero de origen japonés en imponerse en el país galo, alcanzando fama mundial."Fue un diseñador con un talento inmenso, dio al color y a la luz todo su lugar en la moda. París llora hoy a uno de sus hijos", aseguró la alcaldesa de la capital francesa, Anne Hidalgo. INFOBAE SARCÓFAGOS Y MOMIAS IMPECABLES. Después de meses de parón por la pandemia del coronavirus, Egipto ha presentado este sábado el primer descubrimiento de envergadura de los pasados meses: 59 sarcófagos de madera en perfectas condiciones con sus momias, que datan de 2.600 años atrás. La pandemia del COVID-19 no ha desalentado las ambiciones arqueológicas de Egipto y, tras dos meses de excavaciones, el país de los faraones ha anunciado a bombo y platillo el descubrimiento de un total de 59 ataúdes de madera, con sus momias intactas. LA NACION NASA. Si tu sueño es ayudar a la NASA a encontrar planetas por nuestra Galaxia, ahora tienes la oportunidad perfecta. La agencia espacial acaba de lanzar un proyecto de ciencia ciudadana llamado Planet Patrol, que pide a voluntarios de todo el mundo que clasifiquen las imágenes recopiladas por el Satélite de reconocimiento de exoplanetas en tránsito. Disponible en zooniverse.org, permite dar una opinión humana a la información obtenida por los métodos automatizados de procesamiento de datos, ya que a veces no saben diferenciar a un planeta de otras cosas. EL ESPAÑOL AVANZA NADAL. En los octavos de Roland Garros, Rafa Nadal dio cuenta de Sebastián korda. Llegó a las 97 victorias, con otra exhibición de fuerza que concluyó con un tanteo de 6-1, 6-1 y 6-2, en 1 hora y 55 minutos. Zverev uno de los favoritos del cuadro masculino se despidió al caer ante el  joven italiano Sinner. Tiene 19 años y es número 75 del ranking. Este será por lo tanto el próximo rival de Rafael Nadal. Thiem y Schwartzman también se anotaron en 4tos.  OLE TERCERA TEMPORADA. Sigue el éxito de Cobra Kai y ya se acerca una tercera temporada. Según recoge TV Line, además ya se acordó la renovación de la serie por una cuarta entrega.  Netflix, de hecho, ha querido acompañar este anuncio con un primer teaser de esta tercera andanada de episodios, y de la fijación del 8 de enero de 2021 como fecha de estreno. NETFLIX CON FITO PÁEZ. La banda argentina, Conociendo Rusia, recientemente nominada a los Latin Grammy en las categorías de “Mejor Nuevo Artista”, “Mejor Álbum Pop/Rock” con Cabildo y Juramento, y “Mejor Canción Pop/Rock” con Quiero Que Me Llames, estrenó el día de hoy su nuevo sencillo junto a Fito Páez, titulado Tu Encanto, que vino junto a un video musical. La agrupación anunció a través de Instagram el estreno del tema, y también agradecen a Fito Páez por su colaboración. CONOCIENDO RUSIA  

A la Une de la presse, ce lundi 5 octobre, la polémique sur l’état de santé de Donald Trump, hospitalisé après avoir été testé positif au Covid-19. En France, le gouvernement accusé de "naviguer à vue" face à la deuxième vague de l’épidémie. Le nouveau "non" de la Nouvelle-Calédonie au deuxième référendum sur son indépendance. Et la disparition du couturier japonais Kenzo Takada.

This is Coronavirus 411, the latest COVID-19 info and new hotspots… Just the facts… for October 5th, 2020.Florida has gone the furthest in lifting restrictions, especially on restaurants. The role of ensuring safety has shifted to business owners and customers. Restaurants can operate at 100% with no restrictions and local governments can't limit indoor seating by more than 50%.Quite the opposite in New York City. Mayor Bill de Blasio has asked the state for permission to close schools and put restrictions back on nonessential businesses in several neighborhoods. New shutdowns would happen starting Wednesday in nine city ZIP codes.A limited number of people made the Muslim pilgrimage and circled Mecca after Saudi Arabia lifted coronavirus restrictions in place for months. A maximum 6,000 pilgrims a day can enter the Grand Mosque, but only Saudi citizens and residents.As the President is expected to return to the White House today after his stay at Walter Reed, COVID-19 testing is underway at the University of Utah before the vice-presidential debate Wednesday. Anyone in the secured perimeter must test negative. It’s mandated by the Presidential Debate Commission, advised by the Cleveland Clinic.Japanese designer Kenzo Takada, famous for creating the international luxury fashion house Kenzo, died in Paris yesterday of Covid-19 related complications. He was 81.The top 10 counties with the highest number of recent cases per capita according to The New York Times: Emmons, ND. Dickey, ND. Rawlins, KS. Logan, ND. Glacier, MT. Potter, TX. Shawano, WI. Toole, MT. Sussex, VA. Ness, KS.There are 2,573,263 active cases in the United States. The current Top 10 states by number of active cases: California, Florida, Georgia, Arizona, Virginia, Maryland, Missouri, Texas, Alabama, and Illinois.The five states with the most daily new cases per capita over 7 days are North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Montana, and Iowa.The retransmission rate is currently highest in Wyoming, Montana, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and New Mexico. While the lowest retransmission is found in South Carolina, West Virginia, Virginia, Texas, and Georgia.There’ve been a total 209,820 deaths in the US reported as COVID-related, with a current national fatality rate of 2.87%.The states with the most new deaths reported as COVID-related: Florida 38. Louisiana 32. Georgia 28. California 26. Texas 25. Arkansas 18. Illinois, Tennessee and Pennsylvania all with 17. And South Carolina 11.Globally, there are 7,732,128 active cases.There are 308,935 new cases around the world in the last 24 hours, compared to a high of 332,905.The five countries with the most new cases: India 74,767. United States 34,066. France 12,565. Russia 10,499. And Brazil 8,456.There have now been 1,035,853 deaths worldwide. Up 5% over 14 days. For the latest updates, subscribe for free to Coronavirus 411 on your podcast app or ask your smart speaker to play the Coronavirus 411 podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Monocle’s Andrew Tuck and Fernando Augusto Pacheco reflect on a tumultuous weekend for the Trump campaign, remember designer Kenzo Takada and discuss worrying developments for the UK’s cinemas.

Themen der Sendung: Bundesarbeitsminister Heil will gesetzlichen Anspruch auf Homeoffice, Bundesgesundheitsminister Spahn macht Reformvorschlag für die Pflege, Diskussion um Gesundheitszustand von US-Präsident Trump nach Corona-Infektion, Kämpfe in Kaukasusregion Bergkarabach ausgeweitet, Erneut Proteste mit mehr als 100-tausend Menschen in Belarus, Proteste gegen Premierminister Netanyahu in Israel, Papst Franziskus ruft in neuer Enzyklika zu mehr Solidarität auf, Angriff auf jüdischen Studenten in Hamburg, Modeschöpfer Kenzo Takada gestorben, Ergebnisse des 3. Spieltages der Bundesliga, Das Wetter

Themen der Sendung: Bundesarbeitsminister Heil will gesetzlichen Anspruch auf Homeoffice, Bundesgesundheitsminister Spahn macht Reformvorschlag für die Pflege, Diskussion um Gesundheitszustand von US-Präsident Trump nach Corona-Infektion, Kämpfe in Kaukasusregion Bergkarabach ausgeweitet, Erneut Proteste mit mehr als 100-tausend Menschen in Belarus, Proteste gegen Premierminister Netanyahu in Israel, Papst Franziskus ruft in neuer Enzyklika zu mehr Solidarität auf, Angriff auf jüdischen Studenten in Hamburg, Modeschöpfer Kenzo Takada gestorben, Ergebnisse des 3. Spieltages der Bundesliga, Das Wetter

Themen der Sendung: Bundesarbeitsminister Heil will gesetzlichen Anspruch auf Homeoffice, Bundesgesundheitsminister Spahn macht Reformvorschlag für die Pflege, Diskussion um Gesundheitszustand von US-Präsident Trump nach Corona-Infektion, Kämpfe in Kaukasusregion Bergkarabach ausgeweitet, Erneut Proteste mit mehr als 100-tausend Menschen in Belarus, Proteste gegen Premierminister Netanyahu in Israel, Papst Franziskus ruft in neuer Enzyklika zu mehr Solidarität auf, Angriff auf jüdischen Studenten in Hamburg, Modeschöpfer Kenzo Takada gestorben, Ergebnisse des 3. Spieltages der Bundesliga, Das Wetter

Themen der Sendung: Bundesarbeitsminister Heil will gesetzlichen Anspruch auf Homeoffice, Bundesgesundheitsminister Spahn macht Reformvorschlag für die Pflege, Diskussion um Gesundheitszustand von US-Präsident Trump nach Corona-Infektion, Kämpfe in Kaukasusregion Bergkarabach ausgeweitet, Erneut Proteste mit mehr als 100-tausend Menschen in Belarus, Proteste gegen Premierminister Netanyahu in Israel, Papst Franziskus ruft in neuer Enzyklika zu mehr Solidarität auf, Angriff auf jüdischen Studenten in Hamburg, Modeschöpfer Kenzo Takada gestorben, Ergebnisse des 3. Spieltages der Bundesliga, Das Wetter

FASHION DESIGNER KENZO DEAD AT 81 FROM THE INVISIBLE KILLER The Japanese founder of the Kenzo fashion brand has died from Covid-19, according to a spokesman for the firm quoted by French media. Kenzo Takada died at the American Hospital in Paris at the age of 81, his statement says. Known for his colourful graphic and floral prints, he was the first Japanese designer to gain prominence on the Paris fashion scene. LINK: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-54410063 LET'S GO! SUBSCRIBE TO BOTH MY CHANNELS: FASTING IS LIFE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo4DxxuYlzZEyXvbIIZsSOQ FASTING IS LIVE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCd_KexJoFzoLIQdNimrTTPw LISTEN ON ANCHOR: https://anchor.fm/fastingislive Support the Stream: CASHAPP: https://cash.app/$Dondeli85 PAYPAL: PAYPAL.ME/FASTINGISLIFE Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and LIKE the video! :D ************ GRAB MY NEW eBOOK on Amazon: Fasting is Life: How I lost 65 Pounds in Two Months https://amzn.to/2OMmxOz Fasting Is Life: How To Heal Your Body, Lose Weight, and Become Healthy Again https://amzn.to/2MpKPB8 *********************** --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fastingislive/support

World News in 7 minutes. Monday 5th October 2020. Transcript here: send7.org/transcriptsToday: Trump COVID update. Guatemala to stop Honduras migrants. Chile policeman arrested for bridge-throw. Armenia-Azerbaijan fighting continues. Kyrgyzstan election. New Caledonia rejects independence. Nigeria SARS police stopped. Kenya violence. Frane, Spain, UK second waves. Belarus protests. Italy and France floods. Kenzo Takada dies...Please leave a review on apple podcasts or on podchaser in English or your native language.With Stephen Devincenzi.--------------------SEND7 (Simple English News Daily in 7 minutes) tells news in intermediate English. Every day, listen to the most important stories in the world in slow, clear English.This easy English news podcast is perfect for English learners, people with English as a second language, and people who want to hear a fast news update from around the world. Learn English through hard topics, but simple grammar. SEND7 covers all news including politics, business, natural events and human rights. For more information visit send7.org/contact

Themen der Sendung: Bundesarbeitsminister Heil will gesetzlichen Anspruch auf Homeoffice, Bundesgesundheitsminister Spahn macht Reformvorschlag für die Pflege, Diskussion um Gesundheitszustand von US-Präsident Trump nach Corona-Infektion, Kämpfe in Kaukasusregion Bergkarabach ausgeweitet, Erneut Proteste mit mehr als 100-tausend Menschen in Belarus, Proteste gegen Premierminister Netanyahu in Israel, Papst Franziskus ruft in neuer Enzyklika zu mehr Solidarität auf, Angriff auf jüdischen Studenten in Hamburg, Modeschöpfer Kenzo Takada gestorben, Ergebnisse des 3. Spieltages der Bundesliga, Das Wetter

Themen der Sendung: Bundesarbeitsminister Heil will gesetzlichen Anspruch auf Homeoffice, Bundesgesundheitsminister Spahn macht Reformvorschlag für die Pflege, Diskussion um Gesundheitszustand von US-Präsident Trump nach Corona-Infektion, Kämpfe in Kaukasusregion Bergkarabach ausgeweitet, Erneut Proteste mit mehr als 100-tausend Menschen in Belarus, Proteste gegen Premierminister Netanyahu in Israel, Papst Franziskus ruft in neuer Enzyklika zu mehr Solidarität auf, Angriff auf jüdischen Studenten in Hamburg, Modeschöpfer Kenzo Takada gestorben, Ergebnisse des 3. Spieltages der Bundesliga, Das Wetter

With a career in fashion spanning 5 decades, Florence Deschamps has worked with some of the biggest names in the industry, including Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons, and Kenzo Takada. Florence is passionate about finding and mentoring creative talent. In her Paris showroom, she introduces emerging designers and their collections to the world’s top buyers. Florence works closely with her young and hip showroom director, Marina Lyritzi. Marina is a talented content creator and branding specialist. Through her work as a stylist and online influencer, Marina tells the story of designers and their products, with a youthful and joyful voice. In this episode: Part 1 - Florence Dressing up in her grandmother’s designer wardrobe in Connecticut. Florence studied at Sarah Lawrence College and La Sorbonne. She also studied dance with George Balanchine. Florence began her fashion career working as a model in the late 1960s. With photographer Sarah Moon she learnt the art of photography. Working in public relations at French fashion house, Dorothée Bis, was very formative. In the early 1980s Florence discovered Comme des Garçons and met Rei Kawakubo. She became the president of Comme des Garçons, and launched the brand internationally. Today Florence presents and sells her young designers’ collections to the great fashion stores around the world, including Rei Kawakubo’s Dover Street Market, and Blake in Chicago. Good proportion, a sense of harmony, and a sense of humour and playfulness are important in a designer’s work. Part 2 - Marina (27m40s) Marina met Florence at Paris Fashion Week when she was interning with an Italian bag designer. Marina had a fashion blog for several years, before shifting to Instagram. She collaborates with fashion brands and recently won first prize in Marie Claire Greece blogger awards, and has worked with H&M. It’s more effective for consumers to see fashion products on real people, rather than very tall and thin models. It’s important for designers to have a good connection with their showroom. Strong brand DNA and a clear target market are very important for commercial success. Bonus audio – What the dog thinks (36m10s)

Welcome to the new age of ancient wisdom. We in the west are currently smack dab in the middle of a collective spiritual awakening. Or as our esteemed guest, Guru Jagat affectionately calls it in this episode- the new new age. Whatever you call it, it’s clear that there is a hopeful surge of interest in the area of personal development via spiritual practices. People young and old find themselves looking to the spiritual teachers and traditions of the past to help make sense of the present, and to light a path to a future that carries meaning, and hope. Yoga seems to be everywhere. And it's not just in the crunchy, granola capitals like LA and San Francisco anymore. It’s hit middle America like a waft of curry carried by the winds of change. You might even catch a juiced-up meathead in a yoga class at the gym these days for reasons other than the fact that that’s where you’ll likely find the highest concentration of Lulu Lemon-clad booties doing downward dogs. They are there for the same reason Wall Street brokers use meditation to manage stress: They know there is more to life than the tangible, material plane of reality. And they want to experience it. Young hipsters show off their mindfulness practice poses on Instagram. Native American dream catchers and healing crystals adorn the dashboards of today's’ latest breed of Prius driving spirit seekers. A new language has even emerged on the scene. Terminology like ‘Holding space,' ‘Namaste’ and ‘Balancing your chakras’ have become language you overhear while standing in line at the bank. But what does all this mean, and how can we discern the true from the false? The passing fads from the timeless, universal truths? Can we still live a ‘normal’ life while pursuing a deeper, metaphysical state of being? In this two-part episode with Kundalini Yoga teacher and thought-leader Guru Jagat, we take a very practical, if not irreverent view of the current state of affairs of modern spirituality as seen through the lens of ancient yogic tradition and practice. In it, you will not only learn about the lineage of yoga she practices and teaches, but also how she has managed to create a small empire based on these principles, and how she continues to inspire the current, and incoming generation to find the sometimes hidden, deeper meaning in life. Be the change you want to see in the world by sharing this show with someone who shares your curiosity of the unknown.   EPISODE TOPICS Understanding the matrix and quantifying intelligence Spiritual integrity in the modern world Contextualizing spirituality and money What's the deal with the turbane? Spiritual materialism: costumes, beads, fashion & all the accouterments What are spiritual names about? Vibration of sound and what the word guru represents The Kundalini view on human sexuality and the new Aquarian Age mandate Lifestyle Recommendations   EPISODE RESOURCES Rudolf Steiner  Amma, Hugging Seeds  Kenzo Takada, Fashion Designer Luke's Spotify Playlist Kundalini Mix White Sun II   THIS SHOW IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY:  HEAL WITH HEAT. INFRARED SAUNAS HAVE BEEN A PART OF MY LIFE FOR THE PAST 15 YEARS. IT'S UNDENIABLY THE BEST WAY TO REDUCE INFLAMMATION, DETOX, BURN CALORIES, TO RELAX AND GET INTO A PARASYMPATHETIC STATE. THESE UNITS ARE THE ONLY INFRARED SAUNA WITH NO EMF OR ELF EXPOSURE. COMES WITH 100% LIFETIME WARRANTY - WHAT? INCREDIBLE. IF YOU WANT TO PICK MY BRAIN BEFORE PURCHASING, DROP ME A QUICK NOTE HERE. CALL 800-317-5070. MENTION THE CODE "LUKE" FOR A MAJOR DISCOUNT HOOKUP OF $450 OFF TOWARDS YOUR UNIT + FREE SHIPPING + FREE ERGONOMIC BACK REST.   HELP SUPPORT THIS SHOW! Starting and growing a podcast requires a ton of time, energy, and money. Do you appreciate this information, and want to support my mission to deliver as much life enhancing information as possible to as many people as possible? The easiest, and most effective way you can help is to do this: 1. Go to Lukestorey.com/support and donate towards show production costs 2. Subscribe to the show by clicking “subscribe” in iTunes 3. Write us a review in iTunes 4. Share this show with 1 friend right now You’d be amazed how much these four simple steps do to help us grow! Here’s the magic link for reviews: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-life-stylist-podcast/id1121467751?mt=2 Thank you from the bottom of my heart for listening, and joining me on this journey we call life. Sat Nam, Luke

Den japanske modeskaparen Kenzo Takada (1939-) drog in modet i en djungel av färgglada blommor, blad och mönster i början av 1970-talet. Hans butik, Jungle Jap, fick Paris modevärld att blomma upp, i flera bemärkelser. För Kenzo gjorde inte bara stora, färgglada, blommor till sin signatur. Det var hans design som blommade mest. Han plockade inspiration från alla möjliga länder och kulturer - Afrika, Kina, Vietnam, Rumänien, Sverige och Japan - och visade att folktraditioner från hela världen kunde förenas i kläder. Kenzo har en hel del med etableringen med uttrycket etno och folklore inom modet att göra. Idag har märket fått ett uppsving, och inte minst medial uppmärksamhet tack vare det nya designteamet bakom New York-butiken Opening Ceremony. Nyligen blev Humberto Leon och Carol Lim, paret bakom en av New Yorks mest omtalade modebutiker – Opening Ceremony – ansvariga för märkets design. Mottagandet har varit positivt och många hoppas på att detta gamla märke, grundat 1970, ska få en välförtjänt nytändning. För i en tid, långt före globalisering och Internet, kom Kenzo att stå för en frisk fläkt utifrån. Efter sin första kollektion skrev till exempel franska Elle att: ”han kan få tre meter bomullstyg att blomma till en klänning­ av ett slag som man aldrig tidigare sett i Paris”. Kenzo var en av de första japanska modeskaparna i Paris (en annan var Kansai Yamamoto). Men ingen av dem var särskilt ”japansk” (i bemärkelsen avantgardistisk, svart, svår som 80-talets gäng från Japan var). Kenzo var färgsprakande sprallig och glad. Han fick till och med de mest surmulna modeller och redaktörer att le, stort. Kenzo var förvisso utbildad i mode, på en prestigefull skola – men i Tokyo, på The Bunka School of Fashion. Det är idag Japans största modeskola. Men när han för första gången kom till Paris 1965, var en japansk modeutbildning inget att skryta med. Japansk modedesign fanns då inte på kartan. Det skulle dröja nästan 20 år innan det blev till ett begrepp. Mer om det får vi höra i programmet. Vi har även träffat den svenska modellen Ingmari Lamy, som är gammal god vän med Kenzo. Hon berättar om hur de träffades, och vad de gör när de ses idag. Vi har även tagit en titt på sommarens trendigaste huvudbonad – kepsen. Den syntes även på Kenzos catwalk inför vår- och sommarmodet 2012. Och så får vi möta formgivaren Lotta Kühlhorn som låter hela sitt liv influeras av mönster. Veckans gäst är Tom Hedqvist, rektor för Beckmans Designhögskola i Stockholm.