Podcasts about Keva

In this episode, Dr. Ken Scheel, Founder and CEO of KEVA Planks, and Associate Principal Whitney Beck join for a conversation about blending hands-on learning with digital tools to cultivate essential future-ready skills in students. You'll also hear examples of how screen-free activities like building with KEVA Planks promote problem-solving and collaboration across subjects. Tune in to discover actionable strategies for incorporating tactile learning into your digital classroom to boost student engagement and skill development! Show notes: https://classtechtips.com/2025/04/25/hands-on-learning-bonus-2/ Sponsored by KEVA Planks: https://kevaplanks.com Follow Monica on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/classtechtips/  Take your pick of free EdTech resources: https://classtechtips.com/free-stuff-favorites/   

Send us a textwatch here - https://youtu.be/CORk6z8gfJQEpisode 292 is a certified banger as Kevin and Arthur welcome the powerhouse duo Kyle and Keva from Color of Fashion! With deep roots in the hair and makeup industry, these two bring a wealth of knowledge and passion to the table.We dive headfirst into the world of skincare, haircare, and the evolving health and beauty market—including some real talk on targeted marketing and the truth behind popular products. But it doesn't stop there. This convo takes off as we explore the rise of artificial intelligence, swap stories about our favorite local eats, and reflect on what it takes to navigate the chaos of modern life.It's raw, real, and full of insight. Tune in and get inspired.Get in touch -https://coloroffashionco.comhttps://www.instagram.com/color.of.fashion/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/ohwowkyle/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/kevadeva/?hl=en-------------------------------------------------------------Listen on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, Google podcast, TuneIn, Stitcher, Pandora, and anywhere podcasts are heard

The Church Street Podcast continues with #5 Holy Week, Friday. Hosted by Pastor Zach Stiefel along with Pastor Grant Palma, Dr. Keva Green and Paul Bielss. Zach, Grant & Keva talk about Good Friday and the path that Jesus took on his way to the cross. This will conclude our special podcast series (Holy Week 2025). Please join us on our regular Church Street Podcast for more information about what is happening around 422 Church Street. Be on the look at as we will have more special podcast series within our regular podcast times.

The Church Street Podcast continues with #3 Holy Week, Wednesday. Hosted by Pastor Zach Stiefel along with Dr. Keva Green and Paul Bielss. Zach and Keva talk about Wednesday of Holy Week, and the path that Jesus started on his way to the cross. Tune in each day during Holy Week for different guests and more information about the actions that Jesus took during this week before his resurrection.

I slummen i Gamla stan styr Storkevan och hans gäng handeln med illegal sprit. Stortjuvens gäng är fruktade och hjälteförklarade. Och övervakade. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Storkevan är ökänd i Stockholms undre värld i början på 1900-talet. Han är stortjuven. Lönnbrännarkungen i Gamla stan. Keva betyder tjuv på denna tiden. På 1920-talet är det motbokstider och spritinköpen begränsas kraftigt. Många långt ned på samhällsstegen får överhuvudtaget ingen motbok. Nu uppstår en stor marknad för hembränd sprit. Storkevan och hans liga gör sig en rejäl hacka. Till de utslagnas stora glädje.Kungsholms-liganLönnbrännarkungen Storkevan är känd hos polisen och är ofta inne på förhör, det är fyllebråk, fickstölder, spel om pengar och i sin ungdom är han ledare för den så kallade Kungsholmsligan. Han hoppas att lönnbränneriet ska ge honom hjältestatus.Men ibland går det våldsamt till. Polisen spanar ständigt och tillverkningen är allt annat än säker. Och en dag smäller det.Medverkande:Eva Lenneman, intendent SpritmuseumAnna-Karin Svanberg, utställningsproducent SpritmuseumMats Hayen, historiker på Stockholms StadsarkivJani Pellikka, föremålsintendent vid PolismuseetDokumentären är gjord 2025.Reporter: Peter Gropman, Iris Media Producenter: Ola Hemström och Sofia Kottorp, Sveriges Radio

The Shulhan Aruch, in Orah Haim (672), writes that the proper time for lighting the Hanukah candles is the "end of sunset," or Set Ha'kochavim – nightfall (listen to audio recording for precise citation). Practically speaking, this means that one should light the Hanukah candles fifteen minutes after sundown. One should make an effort to light the candles no earlier or later than this time. If one cannot light the Hanukah candles at the preferred time, he may light them later during the night. The Magen Abraham (Rabbi Abraham Gombiner, Poland, 1637-1683) was of the opinion that a person who returns home late at night lights the Hanukah candles without the Berachot, unless there is somebody else awake in the home who sees the lighting. Otherwise, according to the Magen Abraham, the Berachot are not recited, since there is no Pirsum Ha'nes (publicizing of a miracle) in such a situation. Other authorities, however, including Rav Yaakob Haim Sofer (Baghdad-Israel, 1870-1939) and Rav Shlomo Zalman Auerbach (Israel, 1910-1995), in Shalmeh Mo'ed (p. 218), disagreed. In their view, one may recite the Berachot over the candle lighting even if nobody else witnesses the lighting. This is the view accepted by Hacham Ovadia Yosef. Preferably, however, one should wake up one or two members of his household so they can witness the lighting. Many people are unable to light the Hanukah candles at the preferred time because of professional obligations, and therefore end up lighting later, when they return home from work. However, people who must light the candles later for work-related reasons must ensure to light at the proper time on Sundays, or other days when they are not at work. Even if somebody must light later at night on workdays, he must make a point of lighting at the proper time whenever this is possible. It should be noted that the practice in most Yeshivot and Kollelim is that the students leave when the time for candle lighting arrives so they can return home and light at the proper time, and they then return to the Yeshiva or Kollel to resume their studies. One is obligated to place enough oil in the lamp to sustain the flame for at least a half-hour. There is a custom that was famously observed by the Brisker Rav (Rav Yishak Zev Soloveitchik of Brisk, 1889-1960) to add a larger amount of oil to the Hanukah lamps, so that they continue burning late into the night. The Brisker Rav felt that since nowadays there are people walking about outside even until the late hours, it is proper to have the Hanukah candles burn until the late hours of the night to publicize the miracle. However, even he conceded that this is not required according to the strict Halacha, which requires simply providing enough oil for the candles to burn for a half-hour. It is forbidden to begin eating a "Se'udat Keva" ("established meal") before one lights the Hanukah candles. The prohibition begins a half-hour before the preferred time for lighting (assuming one plans on lighting at the preferred time). Thus, for example, if sundown occurs at 4:30 PM, such that the preferred time for lighting is 4:45, it would be forbidden to begin eating a meal from 4:15. A "Se'udat Keva" for the purposes of this Halacha refers to a quantity of a Kabesa (approx. 2 oz.) or more of bread. It is thus permissible to eat a small snack or have a drink before lighting the Hanukah candles, but it would be forbidden to eat a slice of pizza, for example. Halacha also forbids studying Torah before lighting the Hanukah candles. This prohibition, however, begins only once the time for candle lighting arrives; one may learn Torah within a half-hour before the time for candle lighting. Summary: One should endeavor to light the Hanukah candles fifteen minutes after sundown; if this is not possible, one may light later during the night. One must supply enough oil to sustain the flame for a half-hour, though some have the custom to add larger amounts of oil. One should not begin eating a meal within a half-hour before the time for lighting Hanukah candles until he lights, and one should not learn Torah once the time for candle lighting arrives, until he lights.

In Episode #12 of IPE’s Leaders in Investment podcast series, Jaakko Kiander, Chief Executive Officer of Keva, Finland’s largest pension provider, speaks with IPE Editorial Director Liam Kennedy. 'Until a couple of years ago, it was a rule that we shouldn’t invest in arms... Now, we think it’s socially responsible to invest in the European arms industry.’ Keva, Finland’s largest pension, looks after state and local government pensions there as well as administering the pensions of other public sector organisations. The two discuss the €70 billion fund’s increasing equity allocation, how it integrates ESG principles into investment decisions and how they work with outsourced managers to invest in alternatives as well as emerging market along with the role of pension funds in Europe’s green transition and evolving views on defence investments. Additionally, Kiander talks about the role that AI will play in digitising pension processes and why this is important for increasing efficiency. This episode of Leaders in Investment is sponsored by PGIM. In this podcast series from IPE and IPE Real Assets, members of our editorial team speak to leading figures in the institutional investor community to curate a library of in-depth, focused content. Conversations with chief investment officers and other asset-owner leaders will range across beliefs, objectives, investment philosophy, strategy and outlook. Engaging with asset owners both in Europe and beyond, this series will provide unique access to the thinking that guides their decisions. If you like what you hear, do tell friends and colleagues, and please let us know us what you think by contacting us on podcasts@ipe.com. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Ep. 262: Locarno 2024 with Keva York: Invention, Sparrow in the Chimney, Mandico, Vernier Welcome to The Last Thing I Saw, with your host, Nicolas Rapold. Before the fall schedule of festivals and new releases begins in earnest, the Locarno festival has its say with a few choice selections (last year including one of my favorites, Radu Jude's Do Not Expect Too Much from the End of the World). This year, I chatted about the Locarno selection with critic Keva York, who was attending the festival. We discussed a few stimulating movies including Invention (directed by Courtney Stephens), Dragon Dilatation (Bertrand Mandico), Cent mille milliards (Virgil Vernier), and The Sparrow in the Chimney (Ramon Zurcher). Please note that this episode was recorded earlier in August during the Locarno Festival. Please support the production of this podcast by signing up at: rapold.substack.com Photo by Steve Snodgrass

Listen back to the eclectic selects from both Jenn and the bFM listeners. Thank you to Martin, Belinda, Gary, Mark, Emily, Johnny, Dej, Peter, Keva, and all our anonymous requesters this week.  

Listen back to the eclectic selects from both Jenn and the bFM listeners. Thank you to Martin, Belinda, Gary, Mark, Emily, Johnny, Dej, Peter, Keva, and all our anonymous requesters this week.  

Continuing our celebration of Women's History Month LETS GET INTO IT is running it back with Nikeva Stapleton. On this episode, Keva discusses her journey from being a dancer to a fitness instructor. With a resume complete with dancing, acting, & modeling, Keva was always hesitant to step into the fitness instructor sector. After being approached by some amazing people, brands & platforms, she took a leap of faith and it's really paying off! We discuss her new career in fitness, imposter syndrome, managing schedules, reaping the rewards of success, and finding time for love and vulnerability all on this episode. Tune in and get to know @KevaKevs!Special thank you to this episode's sponsors: Discover, L., WcDonalds, DoorDash, and Toyota! 

Marmite is a British savoury spread and strategist Keva Epale's favourite brand. Love it or hate it, you can't ignore it. A brand built on conflict and division? Surely that can't work. But, as Keva explains, Marmite's use of friction is precisely why it is so successful, especially in a world where everyone seems to be playing it safe. She shares why this strategy (if done right) should be adopted by more companies aiming to make an unforgettable impact. EPISODE TRANSCRIPT: www.pilgrimage.design/22-marmite Keva's website: kevaepalestudio.webflow.io Keva's creativity newsletter: yourcreativeletter.substack.com Keva's branding newsletter: yourbrandingletter.substack.com What is this podcast? Your brand + an emotional connection with your audience = success. But that middle part is tricky. I'm here to equip you to achieve it, through personal stories of individuals who have emotionally resonated with branding. I'm Sam, a brand designer and your host. In each episode, released on the 14th of the month, a top guest picks their favourite brand. I then invite them to unpack why it means so much. As they share, we gain invaluable insights into what makes audiences tick. Not with strategy or theory, but through that undeniable proof of successful branding: emotion. Whether you're a business wanting to better connect, a charity struggling to garner support or a branding professional needing encouragement, this is the podcast for you. Podcast artwork created with the help of Canva AI. AI policy: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.pilgrimage.design/ai-policy⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Who am I? I'm Sam Thorogood. Hi! I'm a brand designer for startups, creators, charities, eco projects and church plants. I'm on a mission: equip these pioneering brands to bring others onto their journeys. My website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.pilgrimage.design⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Final thing (I promise)! Every other Tuesday, I share succinct advice on how to integrate design techniques and philosophy into your brand. Encouraging, empowering... and totally free. Welcome to the journey towards better branding. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠pilgrimagedesign.substack.com

Ep. 230: Berlin 2024 with Keva York: Christine Angot's Une Famille, Spaceman, Berlin Critics' Week Welcome to The Last Thing I Saw with your host, Nicolas Rapold. I continue my reporting from the 2024 Berlin Film Festival by welcoming my latest guest to the podcast, critic Keva York, who is writing for Reverse Shot and ABC Arts (the Australian Broadcasting Corporation). We discuss the new film from French writer Christine Angot, Une Famille (A Family); the Adam Sandler movie Spaceman, directed by Johan Renck; and two selections from Berlin Critics' Week, An Evening Song for Three Voices (directed by Graham Swon) and the Riar Rizaldi short Notes from Gog Magog. Please support the production of this podcast by signing up at: rapold.substack.com Photo by Steve Snodgrass

Shabbat, the weekly holiday that Jews practice to break from the everyday grind of life, can change drastically depending on who leads it. Factors that can impact your Shabbat experience can rely on the shull you attended, whose home you're in, the experience of the leader, the cultural background, etc. There are so many experiences that come with Shabbat; One has to ask - What is the right Shabbat vibe? Host of Bad Jew, Chaz Volk, is joined by talented singer and Rabbi-In-Training Tori Greene to get break down the proper 'vibe' of Shabbat. Greene discusses and even sings the niguns and melodies that help us explore the traditions encompassing Kabbalat Shabbat. She delves into rituals and practices of Shabbat emphasizing what makes it so integral to Jewish tradition. Tune in to this playful and insightful episode that sheds light on the influence of music that welcomes the Sabbath. 00:00 Introduction to Tori Greene 05:44 Intention of Shabbat 08:06 Diversity of Jewish music 11:52 What is Kabbalat Shabbat 13:56 Participating in Jewish prayer 19:07 Meaning behind the structure of prayer 25:15 Shabbat observance 28:14 Various melodies and their intention 33:14 Keva vs. Kavanaugh 34:16 Expressing gratitude About Tori Greene: Tori Greene is a proud Latina-Jew. She's an innovator, community builder, and collaborator. She is passionate about impacting the Jewish world by creating spaces for exploration and belonging, from leading twelve Birthright trips to heading the first-ever Moishe Pod to launching the Miami hub for OneTable. As a passionate educator for all things Israel and Jewish, she runs an Instagram page in hopes of being a strong voice for liberal Zionism. You can follow her at @DivreiTori  Tori understands that music has the power to bring people in. It connects us through our hearts and our souls and provides feelings of joy and belonging. Currently pursuing Rabbinical ordination with a dual master's in Nonprofit Management at Hebrew Union College, she invites individuals to consider how the wisdom of our Jewish tradition helps us find meaning and purpose in our lives through a modern lens while weaving in music that calls to yearning Jewish souls. Connect with Tori Greene IG: @divreitori Connect with Bad Jew: BadJew.co https://linktr.ee/badjew BadJewPod@gmail.com Ig @BadJewPod TikTok @BadJewPod

Keva and John are joined by a University DEI director, an undergrad nursing student and graduate social work student, for a lively discussion about how diversity, equity and inclusion impact college experience, including barriers BIPOC, gay and non-binary and first-to-college students have to overcome to stay in school, graduate and get a good paying job.

Embark on a fragrant odyssey with Sai Kandalgaonkar, a Junior Perfumer at Keva. From studying in India to mastering the art in a French perfumery school and now crafting scents in the Netherlands, Sai shares her passion for perfumery as a form of art. Join us as she delves into her educational journey, the creative process, and her commitment to sustainable practices in the captivating world of fragrance

Hello Listeners! Di episode kali ini Wulan ngobrol-ngobrol dengan penyanyi dari Bali yang baru saja merilis EP perdana berisi 6 lagu. Episode kali ini kita ditemani oleh Assia Keva . Assia Keva yang sebelumnya beberapa kali telah hadir di Bingkai Karya dengan single-singlenya kali ini Assia Keva kembali dengan EP perdananya yang berjudul “2004” . “2004” sendiri merupakan tahun kelahiran Assia Keva dimana menunjukkan kekuatan ekspresi dirinya sendiri. Melalui lagu-lagunya ia mencurahkan jiwa, memperlihatkan kerentanan dan kemenangannya. Ia adalah seorang pencerita, memadukan pengalaman-pengalaman pribadinya ke dalam sebuah lagu yang diciptakan tidak hanya untuk generasinya saja tetapi siapapun yang pernah menghadapi cobaan dan kesulitan dalam memasuki usia dewasa. Untuk Cerita lebih lengkapnya yuk dengarkan obrolan Langsung di Channel Podcast Bingkai Suara Season 5 di Spotify, Apple Podcast, Youtube atau kunjungi website kita di ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.bingkaikarya.com

Di episode segmen ⁠#FelixReview⁠ kali ini, jurnalis musik Felix Martua me-review karya-karya musik terbaru Tanah Air berikut ini: (I) 01:11 Single terbaru Aruma yang bertajuk "Hilang Kendali" (II) 09:40 Single terbaru Putu Maydea yang bertajuk "Myself" (III) 18:15 Single perdana band pop Sorai Seroja yang bertajuk "Mayapada" (IV) 23:32 Single terbaru Arsy Widianto yang bertajuk "Berharap Sebaliknya" (V) 29:34 Single terbaru Assia Keva yang bertajuk "There's Nothing Else" (VI) 37:33 Single terbaru Tiara Andini yang bertajuk "Flip It Up" Lebih banyak tentang jurnalis musik Felix Martua: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/felixmartuaofficial/

During the MC Fireside Chats last June 21 presented by Accessparks, it was mentioned that the podcast has undergone a change with the departure of co-host Cara, who has been appointed the president of the Canadian Camping & RV Council. The episode revolves around insightful discussions on the camping and RV industry featuring recurring guests Sean Vidrine from Four Points RV Resorts, Scott Knepp from Ivee Group and Whitney Scott from KOA together with special guests Sean Hamilton from Boyd's Campground, and Keva Niver from Boheme Retreats.Sean shares about the challenges and accomplishments he has experienced operating Boyd's Campground, a 60-year-old establishment. Keva, on the other hand, introduces her developing campground, Boheme Retreats, that houses vintage campers with a vision to establish an inclusive camping environment. She plans to expand the venture across multiple locations while preserving its unique ethos combining a retro aesthetic with diversity and inclusivity.The conversation with Brian and the guests focuses on various aspects of the camping and RV business such as franchise flexibility, customer experience, branding, acquisition strategies, and customer retention. For instance, Brian appreciates KOA's franchise model that offers flexibility for innovation, while Sean from Four Points emphasizes the importance of delivering an engaging and memorable customer experience. Sean also speaks about their evolving acquisition strategy in response to changing economic conditions and market dynamics.Further, the discussion explores the importance of creating unforgettable experiences for guests, with Sean crediting their staff for treating guests like family, leading to customer retention. The conversation also touches on the unique aspects of camping in Key West, Florida, despite it not being the tropical paradise as often perceived. Shaun explains how they have maximized the waterfront experience with activities like paddle boarding and wildlife viewing, amidst other local cultural influences.An intriguing part of the dialogue revolves around a recent KOA report on the use of artificial intelligence (AI), particularly tools like Chat GPT, in planning camping trips. The group discusses the surprising statistic that 32% of campers, as compared to 7% of non-campers, are leveraging AI to research campgrounds and activities, seek reviews, and even construct their itineraries. The participants express concerns about AI potentially spreading outdated or inaccurate information but are optimistic about its effective utilization as the technology matures.In line with this, the group delves into the improvements in AI, especially with advancements like GPT-4, that result in more accurate search outcomes. They anticipate this influencing industries such as camping and hospitality and forecast it to reshape user engagement. This development, though requiring consumer adaptation, prompts businesses to be prepared for the shift.The podcast also discusses how AI can help novices in camping by serving as an information source, albeit they caution against relying on AI to compare specific campgrounds. They also recognize the potential of AI in enhancing the camping experience, particularly in speeding up the engagement with outdoor experiences.The conversation winds down with Whitney indicating that more people are blending different travel types with camping, thereby shifting the focus for campground owners to sell experiences rather than just camping spots. The economic benefits that campers contribute to local economies are also underlined.Finally, a key topic towards the end of the podcast revolves around the untapped potential of the...

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Hey Beau, I'm working on purchasing a franchise. I really don't want to go with SBA financing because I don't want to get a lien on my investment properties. What other financing options do I have? Thanks, Bev If you'd like to meet with Beau to talk financing, book a call here ( http://bookwithbeau.com/ )

We are excited to invite Keva Brooks Napper to the mic. For a total of 18 years, Keva has been thriving through Lupus and desires to see others battling any invisible illness do the same. To this end, she founded Beautiful Butterflies Inc., a nonprofit foundation used to bring awareness and education on Lupus and other illnesses. She often says, “I can't eradicate illness but I can help eradicate the pain of it,” and shapes her endeavors with this in mind. Keva's academic repertoire includes a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education with a minor in English from North Carolina Central University. Throughout the years, she has received many awards for her service and brilliance as a community leader. Some of those honors include Teacher of the Year, Guilford County's Reader's Choice Best Writer, Women in Organizing — Sheroe Award, and ACHI Non-Profit Executive Director's Award.In this episode, we will discuss the following the lack of representation in Lupus community groups, Keva's discovery of having an invisible illness, and starting a nonprofit organization from your passions & not something emotionally driven.If you are a woman of color who is interested in learning more about the Nonprofit Sistas community or you're looking for a community to support you throughout your journey as a nonprofit leader, please visit our site at www.nonprofitsistas.com.Find me on Instagram, YouTube, and LinkedIn, and don't forget to follow the Nonprofit Sistas podcast.

In this episode of The Ferment, Adam talks with Keva Green about accepting Jesus as a child and growing up in a musical home. Keva shares about her work with Restorative Justice ministries, keeping her heart buoyant while staying proximate to the people in her community, and creating a worship space that is both encompassing of the diversity of her church and also stretching. Finally, Keva shares what she's looking forward to, and some words for the broader Vineyard Worship community. Keva Green is a pastor on staff at the Evanston Vineyard. She was born and raised in Southern California. After receiving her B.A. in Black Studies and Women's Studies, God connected her to a church where she learned to love the Bible, experienced deep community, and discovered God's concern for those on the margins of society. Since then, Keva has been passionate about the church's role in meeting the spiritual and material needs of those experiencing lack. She later earned her Master of Public Administration degree from Syracuse University, with an emphasis on non-profits. She has over ten years of experience with a focus on mobilizing the church to love their neighbors well. As a member of church staff, she's directed community centers, led worship, and helped to create systems and structures. When she's not working, Keva enjoys growing in contemplative faith practices, being active and creative, and sitting in the sun.   Show Notes: The Welcoming Prayer (by Father Thomas Keating)  Welcome, welcome, welcome.  I welcome everything that comes to me today, because I know it's for my healing.  I welcome all thoughts, feelings, emotions, persons, situations, and conditions.  I let go of my desire for power and control.  I let go of my desire for affection, esteem, approval, and pleasure.  I let go of my desire for survival and security.  I let go of my desire to change any situation, condition, person or myself.  I open to the love and presence of God and God's action within. Amen. The Justice God is Seeking by David Ruis https://amzn.to/3oiOjJJ The Worship God is Seeking by David Ruis https://amzn.to/3oevFma

Halo Listener Di episode kali ini Vio ngobrol-ngobrol dengan musisi berusia 18 tahun yang dalam single terbarunya menceritakan tentang seseorang yang merasa atau dianggap tidak pernah pantas di dalam lingkungannya. Episode kali ini kita di temani oleh Assia Keva. Assia Keva merilis single ke-3 miliknya yang berjudul “Cool Me Down” pada Februari 2023. Dalam lagu ini Assia Keva mengaku bahwa single ini sangat personal dan menceritakan tentang pengalaman pribadi. Assia Keva merasa musik adalah salah satu contoh sikap pemberontakan. “Cool Me Down” menampilkan bagian yang berbeda dari seorang Assia Keva, sesuatu yang lebih sensitif dan rentan sekaligus bisa sedikit meleburkan latar belakang Assia Keva sebagai keturunan India. Dalam ‘Cool Me Down' dimasukkan esensiinstrumen-instrumen musik yang erat dengan budaya India seperti sitar dan gamakas. Untuk Cerita lebih lengkapnya yuk dengarkan obrolan Langsung di Channel Podcast Bingkai Suara di Spotify, Apple Podcast, atau kunjungi website kita di www.bingkaikarya.com Supported by Ihub Malang

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We have very a important reframe, as we get ready for the holiday of Succot, and sit out in our Succahs. The Pesikta D'Rav Kahana, one of the early Midrashim asks a famous question, What is the reason that we sit in the Succah after Yom Kippur? If sitting in the Succah is to remember Yetziat Mitzrayim, then why do it at this time of the year? Yetziat Mitzrayim occurred in Nissan, in the spring. So why are we sitting now? The famous answer is that we want do it in a way that will be recognizable, that we're doing it for the purpose of the Mitzvah - If we were sitting in the Succah when everyone else goes outside in the summertime, it wouldn't be recognizable. So therefore, we do it at this time of the year, when it's quite clear that it's for the purpose of the mitzva. But the Pesikta D'Rav Kahana gives another reason we want do it after Yom Kippur. Because it says that Galut is Mehaper . Sometimes a person has a sin, and the way for him to get Kapara is by going into exile. The earliest source of this is Kayin. He was sent into exile. The Rambam says Galut causes one to become humble, and humility is a cause of forgiving one's sins. So here we are. And for all we know, it was decreed that we would be thrown out of our homes. Sometimes when people hear that, they think it sounds farfetched. But those that live in Fort Myers, Florida were shown that reality. Beautiful homes were totally destroyed. They were literally thrown out of their homes. So things like that, has v'shalom, could happen. Of course, although it's a tremendous kapara , we aren't wishing it upon anybody. But God, in His love and His mercy for the Jewish people gives us a Galut of sorts. There's a concept called Miksat Nefesh K'kol Nefesh/ a little bit of the soul is like the whole soul. A little bit of Galut is like the entire Galut. When leave our homes for our Succah, that's an exile. We're not in our homes anymore, we're not on the porch, we don't have our regular luxuries and comforts of home. And that's why it says one is supposed to make his Succah into his Keva/his main thing, and his regular home Arai/temporary , because we're really doing ourselves a favor by going out to the Succah. It's a cleansing process. That's our reframe. Don't look at the Succah as a difficulty, as something that's hard. Look at it as a cleansing process. Look at as a wonderful opportunity to get forgiven for our sins, by sitting out in the Succah. It's Galut. No one wants to be have real Galut. Again, people that lived in Ukraine, experienced real Galut lo Alenu. They were taken out their homes and had to go on to new places and new horizons. We don't want that either. So therefore, look at the Succah as a wonderful opportunity to get an easy kapara . But again, as the Rambam tells us, the main point of Galut is the aspect of humility, that you are humbling yourself. In the days of old, great rabbis such as the Gaon of Vilna, the Chida, the Or HaChaim HaKadosh would go into self- imposed exile. There were no publicized photos in those days, so they weren't easily recognized. They wanted to escape the honor and respect they received in their own towns, so they traveled to new towns where they might be treated like beggars. That was their way of getting atonement. Once, when he was in his thirties, one of Rabbi Ades' friends came to him in the summer Ben Hazmanim, asking if he wanted to go into Galut . At the time, Rabbi Ades and his friend both had young children at home. Rabbi Ades told him, “ You're not looking for Galut, you're looking for a picnic. You just want to escape from your wife and children. ” Galut can be in your own home, because it's all is about humbling yourself. We all need this very important reframe technique, understanding situations that are hard, and reframing them. And one last reframe: Many years ago, we went on our first Torah Center trip to Eretz Yisrael. It was a very memorable event. We went to Meron, to the Arizal's mikveh, and to Sfat on Lag B'Omer day, ..and we went to Rabbi Ades' house straight from Sfat. We got there just as a sun was setting. He asked us what we had done that day, and as we went through our day, he commented a lot of the things that we did. He said, “When a person goes to the Arizal's mikveh, it's very cold. How do you handle it? The answer, he said, is that it says there's a promise from the Arizal that you do teshuva before you die, so you brace yourself and you jump in.” Rabbi Ades said, “ Every time you walk into your house, you should think you're walking into the Arizal's Mikveh. You walk into your house, with the challenges of the children..after a long day. But if you imagine that you're walking into the Arizal's mikveh, it might be cold and icy, but you know, it brings kapara.” And that's the reframe you have to have. So Succot has a wonderful reframe, walking into your house has a wonderful reframe, and the bottom line of all them is to humble yourself to the people around you. And that brings Kapara . Have a wonderful day.

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Halo Listener Di episode kali ini Rizal Rosyadi akan ngobrol-ngobrol dengan penyanyi yang sebelumnya dikenal melalui ajang pencarian bakat The Voice Kids Indonesia pada tahun 2018. Kini ia merilis sebuah lagu baru yang lebih dewasa dan bergenre R&B. Episode kali ini kita di temani oleh Assia Keva Keva adalah penyanyi dan penulis lagu asal Bali yang mulai di kenal publik saat ikut di kompetisi The Voice Kids Indonesia pada tahun 2018. Setelah ajang The Voice Kids Indonesia sempat Hiatus dan mencari kembali purpose untuk bernyanyi hingga akhirnya Keva mendalami genre R&B. Keva akhirnya merilis single perdananya di bulan Juli tahun 2022 berjudul Goodbye. Dalam lagu ini Keva bercerita berdasarkan pengalaman dari dan Keva terlibat 100% dalam proses seluruh pembuatan lagu ini. Goodbye menceritakan tentang seorang cewek yang sedang menjalani sebuah hubungan yang awalnya penuh dengan hal-hal manis tapi pada akhirnya mengecewakan. Menurut cewek yang diceritakan di lagu ini, ia sudah memberi semua kasih sayangnya kepada cowoknya dan ia akhirnya merasa hanya dimanfaatkan dan dibohongi. Saat cewek ini meminta perhatian dan menunggu kehadiran sosok cowok ini cowoknya malah memberikan semua itu kepada cewek lain. Single Goodbye ini baru merupakan permulaan dari karir Assia Keva, dan akan ada 5 lagu lain untuk melengkapi Debut EP Assia Keva yang rencana nya akan dirilis di tahun 2022 ini. Untuk Cerita lebih lengkapnya yuk dengarkan obrolan Langsung di Channel Podcast Bingkai Suara di Spotify, Apple Podcast, atau kunjungi website kita di www.bingkaikarya.com Supported by EJSC Malang

For those of you who have followed my work for any length of time now, you know today's guest is one of the nearest and dearest to my heart; the one and only Rachel Camfield.  Rachel is an artist, writer, coach, and podcast host of The Mother's Embrace Podcast. Her work focuses on normalizing real-life conversations and embracing the journey of purposeful transformation. She loves all things home and treasures her family. Her original art can be found in mom-and-pop shops nationwide where she couples encouragement, art, and jewelry in collaboration with the woman-run and woman-owned handmade leather brand, KEVA. Her passion is for helping others with creative ideas, deep devotion, and authentic connections. She has over 10 years of experience in writing, design, coaching, sales, and speaking. She lives outside of Richmond, Virginia with her golf-pro, Ted Lasso-ish husband, two children, and their tiny 4-lb toy poodle, Wally. Rachel is one of the most deeply creative souls I know. In this episode we talk about the need for vulnerability in our lives, honoring our journeys, and where our art fits in to it all (especially during life changing seasons such as having children or going through a global pandemic.) I'm honored to have her as a guest today and can't wait to hear what your biggest takeaways are!  In this Episode You'll Learn:  [01:06] All about Rachel Camfield [04:50] The season of life Rachel is currently in and what has been opening for her in motherhood and her soul. [08:54] Rachel's artistic process  [11:39] Rachel's he vulnerability of putting our art out into the world. [16:02] How Rachel has navigated her success path [18:49] What led Rachel to create the Mother's Embrace and her movement [19:40] The heartbeat of the Mother's Embrace Podcast and the gifts it has provided in the past year [25:33] Rachel's philosophy of making your life your work of art [29:12] How Rachel  has  “cracked the shell of the enough-ness egg” [30:45] Things to think about as a parent  when making bigger decisions, right on behalf of the well-being of your children  [34:08] What to lean on in order to form a genuine friendship and intimate relationship         Soul Shifting Quotes:  “I find myself really being the primary parent, and understanding the weight of that responsibility, the opportunity of that responsibility, knowing that every single thing I've ever poured into my children has, in turn been a gift to me.” [06:15] “For me is, you know, I, I did not go to art school, it's something I deeply wanted, it was not an option for me. I don't think I took an art class in college. So everything I've done has always been self-taught.” [12:11] “No matter if it's a snail's pace or it's not going like I thought it would or I want it to, I still would choose exactly what I'm doing. I would choose exactly what I'm doing. And that is like a breath of fresh air.” [16:39] “For me, the reason motherhood is the lane of my life, is because it is my greatest teacher, it is the way I can navigate some of the most challenging dynamics and topics.” [21:33] “if it speaks to you, and it speaks to the life that you feel called to live, then by making it a part of your space and a part of your home, it's not only going to touch, you will touch the other people that get to come into your life..” [27:27] “I'm a very emotional person, yet I have had to learn in parenting, and in marriage, and in business, all of it, I cannot let my emotions run the show.” [30:45] “I believe that when you take personal ownership, it is the bravest thing that someone can do. And if you have someone who's taking personal ownership, and they're also choosing to break a cycle, they're choosing to lay a new foundation for their life and for future generations.” [42:04]   Connect with Rachael:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rachelcamfield/?hl=en Website: https://www.rachelcamfield.com/ Better boundaries: www.rachelcamfield.com/betterboundaries Connect with Amber Facebook: Amber Lilyestrom  LinkedIn: Amber Lilyestrom Email us at: hello@amberlilyestrom.com       Resources Rachael's podcast: The Mother's Embrace Podcast. Amber's books: Paddle Home  and      Master Your Money mind. Keva Jewelry:  https://kevastyle.com/collections/artist-series

Surbiton journalists, Hannah, Keva, Bea and Loulou reflect on the Surbiton tradition of the annual fashion show, including interviews with dozens of students from across the whole senior school.

Tänään keskustelemme, vieraamme Kalle Rantasen kanssa, hiustenhoidosta talvella ja hiusmuodista keväällä 2022. Jakson aikana kuulemme, miksi jokaisen meistä kannattaa kuunnella juuri oman parturimme mielipidettä siitä, millaisia hiustenhoito tuotteita meidän olisi hyvä käyttää. Kalle kertoo myös erittäin tarkasti, mitä haasteita talvi ja lämpötilojen vaihtelut aiheuttavat meidän hiuksillemme, sekä miten hiuksia kannattaa hoitaa juuri nyt. Hiusmuodista keskusteltaessa Kalle kertoo meille, mitkä trendit ovat juuri nyt vallalla, sekä rohkaisee meistä jokaista löytämään juuri oman tyylimme. Rakastu Ihoosi...™ Podcastia voit seurata: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0MbYFugmMYeLMcV6o58m26?si=SCsLmZCjThqONRFEel4BuA Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/rakastuihoosipodcast iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/fi/podcast/rakastu-ihoosi-podcast/id1452671806?l=fi&mt=2 Facebook: www.facebook.com/rakastuihoosipodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rakastuihoosipodcast/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCGVBYIrdhsadMRi0-rppeFQ Tai meidän kotisivuillamme: https://www.rakastuihoosipodcast.com #hiustenhoito, #hiusmuoti, #kosteutus, #gelatoivashampoo, #sinulleoikeattuotteet, #genderfluid, #hiustrendit, #omatyyli, #sähköisethiukset, #lämptilaerot, #hiustenkosteutus, #epäpuhtaudethiuksissa, #rakastuihoosi, #rakastuihoosipodcast

Keva's podcast are great for elementary grade level students to listen and learn. Check My Universe offers premium suite of digital tools to support learning during covid19. Request a demo today mona@checkmyuniverse.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mona-chowhan/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mona-chowhan/support

Today was a bat-tastic day on The Bo Show as we celebrated the release of The Batman. While associates from all over called in to give their best Batman impression, it was Keva from Store 1717 in Waldorf, Maryland, who flew to the top to become Associate of the Day. Austin from Store 5728 in Newburgh, Indiana, showed off his super music skills and swept the board in 5 Seconds or Less. Bo also welcomed some serious star power to the show during Celebrity Chit-Chat: Robert Pattinson and Zoë Kravitz, who shared their experiences filming The Batman. Finally, Bo's Impossible Question asked, what makes 17% of Americans feel sophisticated? Tune in and turn it up to find out.

In this episode, Keva and Marianne explore their top five LGBTQ+ figures from history.

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Keva's podcast are great for elementary grade level students to listen and learn. Check My Universe offers premium suite of digital tools to support learning during covid19. Request a demo today mona@checkmyuniverse.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mona-chowhan/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mona-chowhan/support

Keva is a physical therapist and pilates instructor located in Maryland. In this episode we talk about how building stability helped her recover from a shoulder injury and improved her hypermobility. Her Khoreopils are a fun way to incorporate movement into your day and are great for warming up before a workout. You can reach Keva on all her platforms and sign up for a class too @ https://linktr.ee/kevapricepilates To reach Laura email Laura@MoveBetterLLC.com Connect with Laura on all platforms and join the 7-day Healthy Cheer Challenge, or Download a copy of my top 10 Ways to prevent a cheer injury https://linktr.ee/LauraTurner5

Keva hoitaa yli miljoonan suomalaisen työeläkevaroja. Se sai tämän kuukauden alussa uuden toimitusjohtajan, kun Jaakko Kiander aloitti siellä työnsä. Millaisena hän näkee Kevan roolin tulevaisuudessa - entä millainen on koko työeläkejärjestelmämme kestävyys?

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MY GUEST APPEARANCE ON THINK AND SPEAK POSITIVE PODCAST BY KEVA EPALE * * * In this ninth episode, I had the pleasure to have in front of me a peer in the podcasting field, Elvis Metrins who is the host and creator of the Startup playground podcast. An inspiring and proactive talk shedding light on his own journey, life lessons, and an eye on the era we live in. His podcast has the vision to show the behind the scenes of being an entrepreneur in today's fast-paced world. He shares with us a turning point in his childhood that reveals a lot about his capacity to absorb information, question systems, but also claim the simple truth of what really matters for any entrepreneur. He portrays an adamant doer, passionate about storytelling and people. From his fascination with Steve Jobs to his expertise on generation challenges and contradictions. His name is an ice breaker, but beyond that, he is aware of the dedication and release that comes with success and failures. Dive into the talk and discover a ''must'' mind to learn from. You can contact him and exchange on his entrepreneurial journey! FOLLOW HIM HERE: Linkedin - https://bit.ly/3dFIlaY Facebook - https://bit.ly/2ykOb2I Instagram - https://bit.ly/2yuOS9T Twitter - https://bit.ly/2XF8scF

Comedian Keva D stop by an chopped it up about what inspired her to become a comedian, how she got her start, other comedians that she worked with, helping out juveniles, future ventures & More!!!

In this kick-off Race to Social Justice podcast, John Kepner, “The White Guy”, interviews Keva White, “The Black Guy”, exploring Keva's early years in a tough Brooklyn neighborhood, the challenges of an all-white high school and college and other critical underpinnings of his calling to promote racial justice knowledge through education.

We Back! Let's start Season 3 with a something a little different. Join The Cultured Commentators featuring the Ladies of the commentators, Keva and Maria plus a special guest: Warribabe --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/culturedcomms/support

This is a unique episode during which a guest shares her personal story around alcohol use and her journey into recovery and sobriety. I then speak with two experts in the substance use and addiction arena. They talk with us about the rise of alcohol use, what makes it so hard to make that first call for help, and how to support someone who might be struggling. More Information and Resources:Instagram: @whoyoucallincrazypodcastWebsite: Sun Counseling and WellnessSAMHSA: https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/national-helplineAA: https://www.aa.orgAnuvia: www.anuvia.orgMeck ABC: https://www.meckabc.com

Showtime and DQ sit down with Keva Benson of Keva B Photography.Keva discusses the balancing acts of motherhood/Wife with being a entrepreneur. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Join the Cultured Commentators as they pay respect to the legend DMX, we bring Keva to the hotseat for a live "Am I Tripping?", and someone adds some algebra to their "Heaux Tale" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/culturedcomms/support

Keva Horry is the author of the memoir, "Glamorous Sacrifice". In it she shares how her life unfolds as a college student who meets the NBA giant that would become her husband and the mother of her children. The book takes us on a journey through the many sacrifices that she experienced and her learning. #kevahorry #screwitpodcast #nba #nbawives #specialabilities #childloss 

In this episode, Keva Horry continues part 2 of her heartfelt conversation about her journey to healing and wholeness after the loss of her daughter. She opens up about her life as told through her memoir "Glamorous Sacrifice". If you are the parent of a special abilities child, you'll want to hear Keva's story. #specialneeds #kevahorry #healing #relationships #blacklove #carlosjonesII  #screwitpodcast

In this episode, Keva Horry opens up about what's next for her after "Glamorous Sacrifice". Will it be a new book? What has single life been like? She's sharing her truth about reclaiming some of her wildest dreams after leaving them on the table to give care and priority to what was important to her; marriage and family. Hear about what she's doing and how the host's, are encouraging her to say "Screw It", to her fears and take leaps of faith to realize old dreams. #screwitpodcast #kevahorry #blacklove #relationshipgoals #marriage #love