Podcasts about kiron

Today we're with Carli Ullrich of Rural Grit Co. out of Kiron, Iowa (pop. 257). Carli shares her journey of starting her business at just 16 years old while still in high school, how she expanded her product line, and the importance of consistency in growing her brand. Carli also reflects on her unique approach to business, explaining why she enjoys traveling to meet customers over having a brick-and-mortar store — at least for the time being — and how she finds ways to serve her customers' individual needs.You'll love how Carli has grown this business and the joy she finds in connecting with people, whether it's customers or other boutique owners at events. If you're looking for a fun experience to add to your next event, Rural Grit Co. would be a great pop up to add to the mix! Find Carli at the links in our show notes, and be sure to go give her a follow. Check out more on the blog.SHOW NOTESKiron, IowaGeneva MarketRural Route RambleFOLLOW RURAL GRIT CO:INSTAGRAMFACEBOOKTIKTOKWEBSITEMORE FROM RURAL REVIVALWEBSITEINSTAGRAMFACEBOOK

Estamos com a lua na via combusta, Vazia no curso, Marte retrógrado em oposição a Mercúrio que fica quadrado a Kiron, o sol em conjunção a Plutão… Enfim, o céu está completamente quadrado e aqui embaixo na terra muito mais. Se precisar de ajuda me chama no WhatsApp 011 96690 6266 ou acesse Saimagos.com

As the world's first, number one, and only open source film photography podcast, we take pride in that in each episode you all get to influence the discussions we have.  For Episode 74, we decided to take it a step farther and dedicate the entire episode to two broad topics that listeners of this show have suggested to us.  The first is to cover the confusing and wide array of third party lenses and the second to go over some tips and tricks for home film development.  Never ones to disappoint our listeners, the gang took your suggestions to heart and turned both into a whole episode...mostly! Joining Anthony, Paul, Theo, and Mike was a full house of returning callers A.J. Gentile, Dan Cuny, Dan Hausman, Mario Piper, Michael Wescott (Wes) Loder, Miles Libak, Ray Nason, Robert Coates, Will Pinkham, and Mark (sorry, Mark, we didn't get your last name!) We quickly jump into a lens discussion first clarifying what exactly is considered a Third Party Lens maker?  From there the wormhole quickly opens as we bounce around with discussions regarding Asanuma, Vivitar, Kiron, and what Mike calls the "German B-List Lens Makers" like Steinheil, A.Schacht, Staeble, Enna-Werk, and many others. Wes jumps in and pivots the discussion to the vast array of lenses available for the Akarette/Akarelle and Lordomat systems, and then Mike quickly gets back on track professing his love for the Wirgin Edixa. We cover the Voigtländer Zoomar and the rash of very good Chinese lens makers like TTArtisan, 7Artisans, Light Lens Labs, and the obscure Japanese lens maker MS-Optics. For home development, we cover a whole host of hacks from doubling up on rolls of 120 on a single spool, how Mike pushes HC-110 to the absolute limit when developing black and white and Anthony chimes in with his suggestions for how to make shooting a Minox camera the most affordable way possible.  We get into other things like tips for flatbed scanning and what everyone thinks about digitizing.  It was certainly a live discussion, but I should probably stop typing here and encourage you to listen to the episode. For the next episode, we are revisiting one of our favorite brands of camera, Pentax!  Although we have dedicated multiple whole episodes to Pentax, this time we have Pentax historian Gerjan van Oosten who authored "The Ultimate Asahi Pentax Screw Mount Guide 1952 - 1977" which I consider to be one of the most definitive Pentax resources ever written.  The amount of info that Gerjan has about Pentax, Takumars, and everything relating to screw mounts is far more than we can ever hope to capture in a single episode, but we will certainly try!  To accommodate Gerjan's European time zone, Episode 75 will be recorded on Monday, August 5th at the special time of 2pm Central Daylight Time, 3pm Eastern Daylight Time, and 9pm Central European Time. The guys and I rarely know where each episode is going to go until it happens, so if you'd like to join us on a future episode, be sure to look out for our show announcements on our Camerosity Podcast Facebook page, the Camerosity Discord server, and right here on mikeeckman.com. We usually record every other Monday and announcements, along with the Zoom link are typically shared 2-3 days in advance. In This Episode Clarification on the Ricoh Singlex and the Nikon F Mount / Recommendations for PASM Manual Focus Cameras What is a Third Party Lens Maker? / Almost Every Japanese Camera Company Started Off Making Lenses Asanuma Was One of the First Good Third Party Lens Makers / Later Became Kiron Vivitar Was a Marketing Company But Was Instrumental in Developing Computer Designed Lenses Vivitar Serial Numbers / Ponder & Best / Vivitar Flash Units What are T-Mount Lenses? / T-Mount vs Adaptall How Did Sears Become Such a Big Camera Distributor? /  Focal, Photo-Quelle, Revue, Hanimex The Beginning of Zoom Lenses / Nikkor 43-86 Zoom / TV Lenses Akarelle, Akarette, and Arakrex / German "B-List" Lens Makers / Lordomat Lenses Mike Really Likes the Steinheil Quinon Lens / Wirgin Edixa SLR Lenses Are Not the Same As Regular M42 Lenses Voigtländer Zoomar 36-82mm f/2.8 Lens / The Beauty of Imperfect Lenses / Some Lenses Can Be Too Perfect Chinese Lenses / Light Lens Labs, TTArtisan, 7Artisans Lenses / MS-Optics Lenses Voigtländer Cosina Lenses / Super-Nokton 28mm f/0.8 / Paul Loves the Nikkor 58mm f/1.4 Tricks for Loading Film on Paterson Reels / Loading Robot and Photavit Cassettes Developing Your Own Film Saves a Ton of Money / High Upfront Cost to Get Started Scanning with a Flatbed vs Digitizing / Negative Lab Pro / Building a Home Development Kit Loading Two Rolls of 120 Onto the Same Reel / Mike Prefers the Unicolor C41 Kit Monobaths / Scanning vs Digitizing / Kodak TMax Kills Fixer A Flatbed Scanner is More than Adequate for 90% of Film Scanning Avoiding Newton Rings / A&R Glass / Target Photo Frames Anthony Economizes Shooting Minox Cameras By Cutting His Own Film Nikon S Rangefinder Lenses / Compatibility Between Nikon and Contax Lenses Links The Camerosity Podcast is now on Discord! Join Anthony, Paul, Theo, and Mike on our very own Discord Server. Share your GAS and photography with other listeners in the Lounge or in our dedicated forums. If you have questions for myself or the other guys, we have an “Ask the Hosts” section as well where you can get your question answered on a future show! Check it out! https://discord.gg/PZVN2VBJvm. If you would like to offer feedback or contact us with questions or ideas for future episodes, please contact us in the Comments Section below, our Camerosity Facebook Group, Instagram page, or Discord server. The Official Camerosity Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/camerositypodcast Dan Cuny - https://www.dancuny.com/camera-collecting-blog Wes Loder - https://wesloderandnikon.blogspot.com/ Camerosity Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/camerosity_podcast/ Theo Panagopoulos - https://www.photothinking.com/ Paul Rybolt - https://www.ebay.com/usr/paulkris Anthony Rue - https://www.instagram.com/kino_pravda/

Dr. Kiron Skinner, a former Trump administration official and currently a Heritage visiting fellow, is taking on an expanded role as a senior advisor to Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts. Project 2025. Project 2025 is a broad coalition of conservative organizations that have come together to ensure a successful administration beginning in January 2025. The project will build on four pillars that will collectively pave the way for an effective conservative administration: a policy agenda, personnel, training, and a 180-day playbook.

Kiron Skinner and Alfredo Ortiz break down the historic realignment of voters up for grabs in the 2024 election, as long-considered “safe” voting blocks as the African-American community and the Hispanics community disillusioned by Democrats are looking to Republicans and Third-Party candidates this election cycle.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

El 8 de Abril a las 15,22 hs, hora local Argentina, se hace exacta la Luna nueva, en Aries. Unos poquitos minutos antes, el eclipse total de Sol. Dentro de la fase retro de Mercurio, igual nos sentimos en la punta del trampolín a punto para dar el salto...o a ser empujados en caso de duda excesiva. En cada temporada de eclipses hay un empujón hacia algo totalmente distinto en el área de nuestra carta en la que se dan. Hace exactamente 19 años fue el anterior eclipse de Sol en Aries. Qué pasó en tu vida? Lo recordás? Esta vez, en conjunción con Kiron y el Nodo Norte, se incluye la conexión con el dolor intrínseco que cada ser humano tiene consigo y con el dolor colectivo. Una gran oportunidad ya que está favorecida la posibilidad de mirar de frente el dolor personal y tomar la decisión de no perpetuar la pena y salir adelante, con la fuerza del impulso ariano.

BLUE FRIDAY DR JONES (ATÉ 45% DE DESCONTO EM TODO SITE): https://drjones.com.br/collections/black-friday?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=influencer O episódio Como escolher AS MELHORES AÇÕES PARA O LONGO PRAZO é mais um papo raiz sobre ações, aprofundando teses e aprendendo sobre filosofias de investimento.Você aprenderá com o Francisco Utsch (Kiron Capital) como é possível uma empresa que ele investe há 15 anos e já subiu 3.000% nesse período ainda continua barata - e como carregar essa convicção.Já o Tiago Cunha (Ace Capital) vai te ensinar como ficar tanto tempo com uma posição muito grande em uma empresa completamente fora do radar, resistindo à tentação de pular para outra tese. Das ações comentadas, destacamos a Embraer, que pode ter um substituto para o helicóptero e que não está nas contas de ninguém.Quem ouvir certamente terá uma nova visão sobre investimentos em longo prazo!Principais teses comentadas no episódio #72:Localiza (RENT3), Sigma (S2GM34), Uranio, Cameco (NYSE: CCJ), Embraer (EMBR3), Mills (MILS3) e Petrorio (PRIO3)00:00 - Abertura01:24 - Apresentação05:28 - Quem é Francisco Utsch no mercado financeiro?11:05 - Quem é Tiago Cunha no mercado financeiro?14:41 - Filosofia de investimento da Kiron Capital23:36 - Filosofia de investimento da Ace Capital30:15 - A tese de Localiza42:54 - A tese de Sigma: como ficar tanto tempo com a mesma posição no fundo51:26 - As teses grafite e urânio59:53 - Embraer: um serviço substituto ao helicóptero, mas que não está nas contas de ninguém 1:04:47 - A tese de Mills1:16:10 - A preferência da Kiron por ações de longo prazo (5 anos ou mais)1:21:45 - Quais os aprendizados desse ano terrível para a indústria?1:28:57 - Pingue Pongue: livros para a Biblioteca Market Makers, música para a playlist MMakers e quem você gostaria de ver no MMakers- - - - - - - - -Apresentação: Thiago Salomão (@_salomoney) e Matheus Soares (@maatsoares)Convidados: Francisco Utsch, fundador e co-gestor da Kiron Capital, e Tiago Cunha, gestor de ações da Ace CapitalEdição: Bianca BarsottiAnuncie no Market Makers: https://sl.mmakers.com.br/mmk03t-conectar/

In this episode, Rishi is joined by Ashok and Kiron as they discuss the current league standings, NFL surprises, coaches on the hot seat, and who Taylor Swift should be dating.

In this episode, Rishi and Ashok are again joined by Kiron as they discuss food, football, Barbenheimer, and how to buy a car.

In this episode, Ashok, Kiron, and Rishi actually talk fantasy football and talk through different strategies teams could employ as well as relative values of individual players.

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On this episode of Reaganism, Reagan Institute Director, Roger Zakheim, sits down with Dr. Kiron Skinner who previously served as the Director of Policy Planning at the US Department of State and is now the Taube Professor of International Relations and Politics at the Pepperdine School of Public Policy. They discuss Dr. Skinner's work as […]

On this episode of Reaganism, Reagan Institute Director, Roger Zakheim, sits down with Dr. Kiron Skinner who previously served as the Director of Policy Planning at the US Department of State and is now the Taube Professor of International Relations and Politics at the Pepperdine School of Public Policy. They discuss Dr. Skinner's work as an editor on the book Reagan: In His Own Hand, and they analyze the changing policy landscape with emerging challenges posed by Russia, China, and others.

El 6 de Abril de 2023 a las 6,35 hs (hora local Argentina) se hace la Luna llena en Libra. La primera Luna llena después del inicio del año astrológico y precedente a la temporada de eclipses. Se ilumina una herida antigua y tenemos la oportunidad de detectar el sentido del dolor, con la posibilidad de decirle "sí", asentir a él y que se convierta en la llave de acceso a una nueva dimensión de uno mismo. En unos días el primer eclipse nos sacudirá con el imperativo categórico de salir de la inercia de haber permanecido abrazados a lo sucedido en tanto impedimento a lo actual y sentiremos la fuerza, el impulso a dar por terminadas muchas matrices relacionales. En esta lunación, opuesta al Sol, Kiron y Júpiter, estamos favorecidos para ver y sentir un viejo dolor y esto representa un medio para traspasarlo, abriéndose otras puertas de acceso a lo nuevo. De lo personal a lo transpersonal. Energías en consonancia con Pésaj y Pascuas, el pasaje.

In this episode Ashok, Austine, and Kiron redo their 2022 podcast and draft position groups across the NFL!

Our guest this week is foreign policy expert Kiron Skinner. Prof. Skinner is the Taube Professor of International Relations and Politics at Pepperdine School of Public Policy. She's the recipient of PRI's 2022 Sir Antony Fisher Freedom Prize.  Prof. Skinner's past government service includes positions at the State and Defense departments. She is an award-winning and best-selling author with particular scholarship focused on the life and public policy of President Ronald Reagan. Prof. Skinner gives a comprehensive analysis of the threats to the U.S.'s national security worldwide.

In this episode I discuss: Last cycle with Kiron happened in May 2009- a cycle completion. Kiron goes into Aries in March- Shifting from community fortune to self investing. Tips to be more involved with your finances. Take charge of your personal wealth. Themes of self awareness, personal development, wellness and self investment. Family and tribe dynamics shifting and changing- opportunity to check in with yourself and re-align with values. Tapping into your passions. We are in an energetic lull, but will amp up in March. Take this time to reflect and rest. Use this time to create cheat codes, and get ahead of the energy. Pluto Shifting from Capricorn into Aquarius Pluto sometimes doesn't make a shift in a person's entire lifetime! Pluto represents the Death Card in Tarot- Rebirth! Shifting money out of the collective, putting more energy into caring for others. Redefining your tribe / family. Trades and bartering- shifting away from money. 2023 themes as a 7 year. December 2022 portals and energy shifts. The energetic New Year starts later than January. Saturn shifts into Pisces Practice energy hygiene. Entity attachments- how to use discernment and protect yourself. Attachments spread through fear. Work on discernment when working with healers and teachers. Show LINKS! (Disclaimer- some links may contain affiliate links, where I make a commission if you purchase from them, at no extra cost to you. Your support from these purchases helps me keep making podcast episodes. Thank you!) Get your FREE Akashic Adjustment to get UNSTUCK Check out my other Akashic Adjustments Sign up for my self-paced Reiki 1, 2, or Master level courses: Reiki Courses On sale until Nov 30th! Get your Akashic Attunements Here: Akashic Records Attunement, Psilocybin Attunement Patreon Access to My Akashic Healing Library or Resource Library: https://www.patreon.com/intuitionbytiamarie Facebook Group: Akashic Messages and Healing Get Your Akashic Energy Forecast If you liked this episode please leave a comment, like, subscribe, and share it with a friend who would be interested in this podcast! If you are interested in booking an Akashic Reading or Energy Healing Session with me you can find me... Website: www.intuitionbytiamarie.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/INTUITIONbyTIAMARIE Instagram: www.instagram.com/intuition_by_tiamarie TikTok: www.tiktok.com/akashicvibes444 Email: intuitionbytiamarie@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/intuitionspeaks/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/intuitionspeaks/support

Dr. Carole Keim talks all about picky eaters in this episode. Is it normal when your toddler reaches a point of only eating five beige foods? Yes. Dr. Keim covers this and everything to do with development, child nutrition, tempting picky eaters, and when to see a doctor about food concerns.Dr. Keim also addresses why the old food pyramid is out of date and explains the actual nutrients your child needs and which foods they appear in. She shares why eating an actual apple is healthier than processed apple sauce, why processed foods aren't good for kids, and how to keep kids interested in trying new things. Toddler palates and pickiness are de-mystified in this episode. In this episode:Normal developmentMacronutrientsMicronutrientsFood pyramidGreen/yellow/red light foodsTalking with children about nutrition Tips for new foods When to see the doctor Normal development 00:250-6 mos: only eat one thing 6-12 mos: they only eat what you give them, simple palate (1-3 ingredients, no spices)12-24 mos: tend to be great eaters and willing to try most things Around age 2-3 they go through a phase of eating 5 foodsEating pattern: eat one meal, pick at one meal, skip one mealMost outgrow this within a yearMacronutrients 03:03CarbohydratesProtein / complete proteins (9 essential AAs)FatMicronutrients 07:12vitamins A, B, C, D, E, KIron and other mineralsOmegas Probiotics and prebiotics Fruits and veggies Food pyramid 11:20outdated; developed in 1992 became my plate in 2011 2020 guidelines focus on limiting processed foods, increasing nutrient-dense foods, and limiting added sugar to

In deze Human Design Netherlands podcast #13 gaat analist Inge Hoogerheiden in gesprek met Ymke en Irene over hun levensverhaal vanuit de Human Design mechaniek. Human Design kent 3 belangrijke levenscycli die we duiden als de saturnus reading (rond je 30e jaar), de midlife jaren, wat we de uranus oppositie reading noemen (rond 40 jaar) en de Kiron bloeiperiode rond je 50e en de transformatie die dit brengt. Ymke en Irene vertellen wat er met hen is gebeurd rond hun 30e als je echt verantwoordelijkheid pakt voor je eigen keuzes. En wat betekende de midlife voor hen? Een crisis of kan je bewust kijken? Of welke transitie potentie zit er in jouw potentiële bloeiperiode na je 50e levensjaar? Inge vult ook uit eigen ervaringen in de 3 levenscycli aan. Een bijzondere reis in bewustwording.

In this episode, guest host Kiron joins Nardo to discuss his recent trip to Italy, the terrible Bears offense, Gibby's Fire Sale, and many more topics!

In this episode, Kiron breaks down his predictions for week 2 matchups!

In this episode, Ashok and Kiron delve into football! They recap the Grid Iron Week 1 matchups, and then go into studs/duds of the week, IG vs reality performances, and give their thoughts on Bears/Packers in Week 2

In this episode, Kiron and Ashok ramble their way through the different divisions. Join them in this disorienting magic carpet ride through the NFL.

In this episode, Nardo and Rishi are joined by Kiron and Zain to discuss the latest around Tom Brady's unretirement, NFTs, Kris Bryant's new contract and how boring the MLB has become, and Social Media.

In this week's Shortcut episode, we are joined by award-winning author and junior doctor, Roopa Farooki. In February 2020, Roopa - who is the daughter of the celebrated Pakistani novelist, Nasim Ahmed Farooki - lost her sister Kiron to breast cancer.  Then weeks later she found herself struggling to cope in an overstretched and under-resourced ITU department, caring for the critically ill Covid-19 patients who were arriving daily at an alarming rate.Her powerful memoir Everything is True, acclaimed by the Guardian as a 2022 must read, is a story of bravery at a time of personal grief and professional crisis - written in snatched moments between 13-hour shifts.   It's both moving and at times shocking with its brutally honest account of life on the NHS frontline.Roopa is not a woman to hold back about the challenges she and her colleagues faced, not least for her and others in the higher risk BAME demographic, but also of the betrayal she and others have felt following the No10 party revelations.As she says: “It still makes me angry, that while we were giving up an ITU bed for our Prime Minister they were not even personally following the rules that they put in place for the population, rules which were robbing relatives of their last moments with their families.”This is an immensely revealing and timely Crisis Shortcut episode providing a powerful perspective on the Covid crisis.Roopa's Crisis Cures: 1 - Routine. I think stick to what creates comfort in your routine. I always do half an hour of exercise and that includes a bit of yoga and I always feel better for doing it.2 – Writing.  I write a bit every day to try make some sense of what's happening in my life. As opposed to reading or doom-scrolling through what everyone else has thought, I think sometimes collect your own thoughts and to put them down. I think that's really, really helpful for me.3 - Believe in what you're passionate about. For me I've always been passionate about looking after my patients and providing care. There is nothing else that I would rather do than do what I do every day.Links: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Everything-True-junior-doctors-pandemic/dp/1526633396/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1642006943&sr=8-1https://uk.bookshop.org/books/everything-is-true-a-junior-doctor-s-story-of-life-death-and-grief-in-a-time-of-pandemic/9781526633392https://www.waterstones.com/book/everything-is-true/dr-roopa-farooki/9781526633392Stream/Buy ‘Allies' by Some Velvet Morning: https://ampl.ink/qp6bm Some Velvet Morning Website: www.somevelvetmorning.co.uk

In this episode Austine, Ashok, and Kiron do a fun and uniquely different kind of draft. In this exercise, they draft NFL Teams using position groupings and you couldn't pick a team after they were chosen. It's a cool, new spin on the fantasy football drafting perspective! The sheet below contains the final teams: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1cw_bA4p6n8RuU5UvoTN3NqNAJeAoZ5-sAOD79PQRW7M/edit?usp=sharing

In this episode, Nardo hosts guest Kiron to discuss Free Agent Budgets, pop culture and bottle tasting, and give their thoughts on the semi-final matchups between Kiron/Rishi and TJ/Nardo.

In this episode, Austine and Kiron guest host the show with special guest Faisal to discuss the NFL playoff picture, whether players or coaches win championships, and potential rule changes that are being discussed for the upcoming seasons.

Kiron Skinner's address at the second National Conservatism Conference, 11/01/21.

The Two Gay Geeks

In this episode, Nardo and Kiron discuss their own power rankings and debate whether you should be a buyer or seller at the trade deadline.

This week's predictions are brought to you by Kiron, Rishi, and Ashok.

This week's predictions are brought to you by Kiron, aka NPM2FL, the only remaining undefeated team at 4-0.

Välkomna tillbaka till Celestial Podcast! Idag är min favorit astrolog Frida Rydqvist tillbaka för att prata om saturnus återkomst, månnoderna och kiron och massor mer. Vi pratar även en del om hur man kan använda astrologi för att skapa healing hos sig själv. Detta pratar vi om idag:Vad står Saturnus för som planet?Vad är Saturnus återkomst och vad sker under dessa viktiga perioder i sitt liv?Varför ska man inte vara rädd för Saturnus återkomst?Södra och norra noden - vad är skillnaden? Varför är det bra att känna till dessa?Vi läser av några av er lyssnares charts och tittar på nodernaVad är Kiron och varför ska vi bry oss om denna aspekt?Hur vi kan använda astrologi för healingI slutet droppar Frida och jag en sjukt spännande nyhet!Och massor mer! Följ Frida här: https://www.instagram.com/esoteric_adventures/ Följ Celestial Podcast på YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN1d7sTr267JqJObrcHGjuQ Följ mig på instagram:https://www.instagram.com/_celestialpodcast/https://www.instagram.com/stellafadel Glöm inte att prenumerera, gilla och kommentera - det hjälper mig enormt mycket! Enjoy my loves! /Stella Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lessons in Project Leadership One of my favorite voices on how to lead projects is Kiron Bondale. He joined us back in episode 92 for an In the Trenches episode, and I've been a fan of his writing ever since. Kiron recently launched a new book entitled Easy in Theory, Difficult in Practice: 100 Lessons in Project Leadership. It's a book packed with insights to help you lead and deliver. Learn more about Kiron and his work at https://kbondale.wordpress.com/. Let's Stay In Touch! I hear from listeners almost every day and I love it! How about you and I connect on LinkedIn? Go to https://PeopleAndProjectsPodcast.com/LinkedIn and Follow me (I've maxed out the connections but if you Follow me, I'll Follow you back!) Thank you for joining me for this episode of The People and Projects Podcast! Talent Triangle: Leadership   Tranceverse by Sascha Ende® Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/5223-tranceverse License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Funkorama by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/3788-funkorama License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

In this episode Candice visits with Kiron who has been on our podcast before. Kiron shares about being a survivor of sexual abuse, a history of struggling with an addiction to CSEM after being exposed to it by an abuser, his awareness as a teenager that he was attracted to children, and the support he received from Virped that has helped him get through some incredibly challenging times.   Kiron, aka 'Kurupa' on VirPed, would like to make themselves known as an available source of support to those in the community!

How can project management be a tool to build trust? Why is building trust and psychological safety so important for project teams and what are practical ways project managers can develop these assets? These questions and many more we're at the heart of our conversation with Kiron Bondale, a project management expert and Senior Consultant at World Class Productivity Inc. Kiron has worked in project management for over 25 years in a multitude of roles including project management office, leadership, delivery, and consulting. He's an active member of the Project Management Institute (PMI), which is the professional organization for project management, and has contributed to multiple PMI standards and practice guides, including their flagship guides. Kiron is also a prolific writer, speaker, and trainer, contributing his insights and expertise in project leadership to a wide-range of audiences. He's also the author of the book Easy in Theory, Difficult in Practice: 100 Lessons in Project Leadership. While Kiron was initially drawn to the profession of project management from a very analytical, technology-centric perspective and an opportunity to demonstrate and further develop his hard skills, he soon realized that embracing a people-centric approach was the key to long-term success. In our conversation, Kiron generously shares practical and powerful lessons he's learned in his own journey as a project leader and what he teaches his students. Whether or not you have the formal title of project manager, you're likely involved in project work in some way. This episode is loaded with insights to help you and your team thrive while delivering projects you can be proud of. Show Notes: Kiron Bondale's website World Class Productivity Inc. Kiron Bondale's book Easy in Theory, Difficult in Practice: 100 Lessons in Project Leadership Project Management Institute (PMI) Kiron Bondale on LinkedIn In Trust is produced by: Spotlight Trust. Learn more about building, earning, extending, and repairing trust and download all our free resources at spotlighttrust.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/in-trust/message

Listen to this thought provoking Malayalam Podcast with Tom Kiron Davis, a young and well educated Kerala Organic Farmer. Tom Kiron Davis aka Thomasutty is helping his fellow farming community reap more profits by using a very unique method. When you listen to this Malayalam Podcast, you will realise that he is not your regular farmer. He is definitely a role model for the modern farmers of Kerala and India. Check out the Malayalam Podcast to listen to his lifestory, struggles, aspirations and dreams. ഡ്രീം മലയാളത്തിൻറെ മറ്റൊരു അധ്യായത്തിലേക്ക് എല്ലാ പ്രിയ പ്രേക്ഷകർക്കും സ്വാഗതം. കൃഷിയെക്കുറിച്ചുള്ള നിങ്ങളുടെ ധാരണ എന്താണ്?ഈ അധ്യായത്തിൽ നിങ്ങളെ പരിചയപ്പെടുത്തുന്നത് കേരളത്തിലെ കർഷകർക്ക്‌ മാതൃകയായ ടോം കിരൺ ഡേവിസ് അഥവാ തോമസുട്ടിയെ ആണ്. തൻ്റെ ഗൾഫ് ജീവിതം ഉപേക്ഷിച്ചു സ്വന്തം നാട്ടിൽ തിരിച്ചെത്തി നാട്ടിലെ കർഷകർക്ക് തോമസുട്ടി എങ്ങെനെ ഒരു മാതൃകയായി എന്നുള്ളതും തോമസുട്ടിയുടെ ജീവിത കഥയും അറിയാൻ മാത്രമല്ല, നല്ല ഒന്നാന്തരം ഓർഗാനിക് അരിയും സ്‌പൈസസ് ഒക്കെ എവിടെ മേടിക്കാൻ കിട്ടുമെന്നും അറിയാൻ ഈ പോഡ്കാസ്റ്റ് കേൾക്കൂ.

Asteroitler; Kiron, Ceres, Pallas, Juno, Vesta.

In today's episode we feature an interview of Philip Hess, Head of Publisher Relations, Knowledge Unlatched; and Marcel Wrzesinski, Open Access Officer, Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society.  The interview was conducted by Matthew Ismail, Director of Collection Development, University of Central Michigan.  We'll hear from Philip and Marcel about a German OA project that focuses on supporting small, non-APC, scholar-led journals. It's a Knowledge Unlatched and Humboldt University project. Philipp Hess is currently the Head of Publisher Relations at Knowledge Unlatched and is pursuing a complimentary master’s degree at the University of St. Gallen and the University of Arts Berlin in Leadership in digital Innovation. Before that he studied Engineering and Industrial Design in the Netherlands and Japan, before getting into scholarly content while working in the Management Department for Kiron, a platform that offers higher education to refugees. His goal is to make knowledge accessible to everyone, everywhere and to help shape the future dissemination of scholarly content. Marcel Wrzesinski is an Open Access Officer at the Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society and works in the research project “Sustainable journal financing through consortial support structures in small and interdisciplinary subjects" (in cooperation with Knowledge Unlatched). Prior to this, he led Open Access activities at the International Graduate Centre for the Study of Culture (Giessen) and developed transformation strategies for gender studies at Freie Universität (Berlin). He is an editor of two open access journals, headed various working groups on digital publishing, and advises research institutions on Open Access and Open Science. His interests lie in fostering and sustaining Open Access in smaller and interdisciplinary fields. Social Media: Twitter handle is @mb_wrzesinski. ORCID is: http://orcid.org/0000-0002-2343-7905

Kiron has been thrown from the top of a cliff and has landed in a valley of corpses. will Kiron make it out alive? will Iven and Kovdar make it down to him? what is the blue light in the distance? listen and find out on Episode 7! Become a Doomy and join our growing community! Email: tastydoom.podcast@outlook.com Twitter: @tasty_doom Youtube: TastyDoom Podcast. Thank you for listening and remember to stay Tasty!!! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tastydoom-podcast/support

T.I.A. (Ep 17). Kiron Bondale, Senior Consultant at World Class Productivity, talks about how PMs can transition into different domains, psychological safety, deadly project manager sins, the meaning behind self managing teams, and how to make assumptions analysis a routine flu shot for your project. Kiron also elucidates on his new book, Easy in Theory, Difficult in Practice – 100 Lessons in Leadership and why it can be, and should be, a casual read for any project manager. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWYgZjjWTpg Kiron Bondale: Website 1: kbondale.wordpress.com; Website 2: wcpconsulting.com; LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kironbondale/ Book: 1) Amazon (Canada): https://www.amazon.ca/Easy-Theory-Difficult-Practice-Leadership/dp/0228848628; 2) Amazon (USA): https://www.amazon.com/Easy-Theory-Difficult-Practice-Leadership-ebook/dp/B08T6VDDH6 Sponsored by The Lewis Institute: Website - https://lewisinstituteinc.com/; Project Leader Courses (60% discount) - https://lewisinstitute.kartra.com/page/Wif255 Business Agility Institute: Emergence Journal - https://businessagility.institute/emergence; promo code "analyst" (for 10% discount on annual subscription)

The podcast by project managers for project managers. Are you learning project management from the school of hard knocks? Listen in for some pragmatic, practice-based insights into project leadership. Hear advice about psychological safety, building appreciation, organizational learning, risk analysis and much more. Tips to boost your project success and encourage self-managing, high-performing teams. Table of Contents 01:18 … Meet Kiron04:53 … Psychological Safety07:15 … Soliciting Feedback09:25 … Building in Appreciation11:22 … An Appreciation Board13:32 … Accountability from Within14:31 … Embedded Continuous Improvement15:04 … Unconscious Yet Effective Delegation16:54 … Translating Lessons Learned into Organizational Learning18:12 … Information Radiators for Lessons Learned19:25 … Psychologically Safe Evidence Based Retrospectives21:50 … Leader Goes First22:57 … Retrospect on the Retrospectives24:00 … When Someone Leaves the Project25:45 … Building Bridges with Functional Managers27:02 … Risk Management27:57 … Risk Management as Insurance30:16 … Delphi Technique on Qualitative Risk Analysis31:54 … Words of Advice32:54 … Get in Touch with Kiron34:01 … Closing KIRON BONDALE: When I started my career in project management, I was obsessed with the process side of it, the practices, the tools, the techniques of project management.  I wanted to build the world's greatest schedule.  I ignored the people.  And I forgot that it's people that deliver project outcomes, not the processes, not the practices. WENDY GROUNDS:  Welcome to Manage This, the podcast by project managers for project managers.  Listeners, remember if you're claiming PDUs, check out our website for the instructions for the new procedure.  I am Wendy Grounds, and in the studio with me is Bill Yates. BILL YATES:  Hi, Wendy. WENDY GROUNDS:  Good morning, Bill. BILL YATES:  Good morning to you. WENDY GROUNDS:  Today we're very excited to have Kiron Bondale joining us by Skype.  Kiron is a senior consultant for World Class Productivity,and he's worked in the project management domain for over 25 years.  He is also an active member of PMI and has served as a volunteer director on the board of PMI Lakeshore Chapter for six years.  And Bill, you're going to tell us about his book. BILL YATES:  Yeah.  I really enjoyed Kiron's book.  It's called “Easy in Theory, Difficult in Practice.”  He's a prolific writer.  He's been blogging for years.  And he'll describe what inspired him to write this book.  But this book is really practical, filled with advice for project managers, very topical.  We're going to poke into some of the examples, but I really encourage people to check it out.  Meet Kiron WENDY GROUNDS:  Kiron, welcome to Manage This.  Thank you so much for being our guest. KIRON BONDALE:  Thank you for giving me the opportunity.  I really appreciate it. WENDY GROUNDS:  I want to ask you first, why did you write the  book, and what was your thought behind this book? KIRON BONDALE:  Yes.  It really was prompted by a challenge my father had given me almost two decades ago now, where when I told him I was thinking about starting a blog, and he looked at me, and he kind of said, you know, blogs are for amateurs.  And this is in the early days, when there weren't a whole lot of people in the blogosphere.  But he kind of said, you know, forget about these 400, 500-word things.  If you want to be serious, write a book. And my father and I, we disagreed on a variety of topics over the time we spent together.  But that kind of challenge stayed in the back of my head all of these years.  And when I got to roughly about 500 articles in the blog, I started thinking, you know, rather than having to create something from scratch, there's enough good content there that it probably begs the question, could I not collate it, curate it, create a book from it?  And having some free time on my hands over the Christmas holidays last year,

El invitado de este episodio del MV7 SESSIONS es el gamer Kiron. No te pierdas la entrevista!

Luiz Liuzzi, da Kiron, o mais comprado em Hapvida do Brasil, explica por que a (provável) fusão Hapvida-Intermédica faz todo sentido. Marcelo Alemi, o Monkey Stocks, também voltou para contar tudo sobre seu Stock Picking quântico.Apresentação: Thiago Salomão e Renato SantiagoConvidados: Luiz Liuzzi e Marcelo AlemiEdição: Nando LimaRedes sociais e memes: Josué GuedesSaiba mais sobre nós: https://linktr.ee/stockpickers_

E69 Navigating the Twists and Turns of a Project Management Career with Kiron Bondale Kiron Bondale was our special guest in this final episode of 2020. Kiron shared his career story with us including how he starting in project management and the 3 key career moments which have helped to shape his career. Kiron also […] The post E69 Navigating the Twists and Turns of a Project Management Career with Kiron Bondale appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Kiron Bondale was our special guest in this final episode of 2020. Kiron shared his career story with us including how he starting in project management and the 3 key career moments which have helped to shape his career.Kiron also provided insights for PMs to help take your career to the next level. His time as a PM, PMO Leader, and PM Trainer has given him an opportunity to observe what works for PMs of all experience levels. We also hear his thoughts on training in the Post-Covid world as well as his perspective on a love-hate relationship with PMI.Kiron joined us from outside Toronto, Canada as we continued our discussions with global PMO leaders. This year we chatted live with influencers from Australia, Canada, India, UK and the US. Next year we'll continue our global trek with confirmed guests in the first quarter from Africa, Australia and the US.​Thanks to our sponsor THE PMO SQUAD. Visit www.thepmosquad.com to learn how they can help you with your Project Management challenges including PM resources, PMO improvements, Agile Transformations and Custom PM training.Check out all prior episodes and upcoming guests by visiting www.projectmanagementofficehours.com.

E69 Navigating the Twists and Turns of a Project Management Career with Kiron Bondale Kiron Bondale was our special guest in this final episode of 2020. Kiron shared his career story with us including how he starting in project management and the 3 key career moments which have helped to shape his career. Kiron also […] The post E69 Navigating the Twists and Turns of a Project Management Career with Kiron Bondale appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Ever wondered how online school students make friends/have friends? Interested in converting to online education or concerned about the social aspect of online school? The team invites Stanford OHS Alum, Kiron Allen, now a freshman at Santa Clara University, to join us as we explain and dissect the means of making and maintaining friendships in an online school. Kiron lays down the realities of attending and socializing in an online high school, the teenage drama, and the personal struggles that come with it.

Aquí tienes un nuevo podcast, el segundo de la segunda temporada, donde hablaré sobre las franquicias inmobiliarias y en qué debes pensar antes de abrir una franquicia inmobiliaria. Yo lo hice, y aunque aprendí algo en el camino (más en cómo no hacer las cosas que en cómo hacerlas), ojalá nunca lo hubiera hecho. Mi […]

Luna llena iluminando el eje relacional, una luna en Aries conjunta con Kiron... seguí tu impulso, lo que te empuja con fuerza instintiva, hacé lo que tengas que hacer aunque traiga algo de dolor. ¿Cómo conjugo mi potencia de salida con la amabilidad y lo conveniente a nivel social? Todo el año está marcado por la triple conjunción en Capricornio, Marte en Aries en aspecto tenso a esos planetas y Urano en Tauro. Plutón no deja tarea sin terminar y termina cuando hizo todo, cuando se alcanza la verdad profunda. Estamos transitando un rito de pasaje, hacia una nueva normalidad para la que todavía falta tiempo. Este podcast sale sin música, así que después de la intro...silencio y después el contenido. Consideré valiosa la info, por eso publico igual a pesar de la ausencia de la musicalización. ¡Lo siento! Por favor mírenme con buenos ojos.

Günlerdir bir elimde telefon bir elimde mikrafon, aklımda Kiron. Sadece onu düşünmek ve anlatmaya çalışmak bile haritamda onu aktive etti. Olacak mı yeterli mi, oldu mu, ifade edebilecek miyim? ve tam bu yerlerden hayatıma oluk oluk şifa akıttı. Onunla günlerdir süren çok derin bir yolculuktayım. Bu yolculuktan öğrendiklerimi, aldığım ilhamları, bana kanallık ettiren sesini duydum, Kiron'un buzdolabında asılı notlarını da paylaştım. Biraz genişçe, evrimsel astroloji, şamanik astroloji, evrimsel psikoloji, şefkat temelli terapi, Jung.. hepsinin harmanı bir podcat oldu, Chiron gibi cesur başına buyruk bir şamana, yaralı bir şifacıya ve şefkatli bir savaşçıya onu onurlandıracak bir çeşitlilik yaratmak istedim. Dinlemeye niyet ederseniz içinizdeki Kiron'un güçlü bir şekilde uyanacağını hatırlatmak isterim, dönüşüm yoluna niyetli değilseniz belki de size göre değildir. Çünkü Kiron her zaman ruhun alkamisi sözüyle gelir, bu değişimin ise hayatımızda nasıl görüneceği öngörülemez. Buyrun Kironla biraz efsanevi, biraz köklü bir şifa yolculuğuna birlikte çıkalım.

First, we apologize for the poor recording quality. With COVID our recording location is not ideal. Thank you for your patience with us! Listen to this powerful interview with MAP "Kiron" who was abused as a teen including being exposed to CP and found himself addicted, scared, with no where to turn. He was able to stop viewing CP and now works to advocate for child protection. 

Recorded June 11, 2020, 11AM PST Kiron Skinner Talks About Projecting The Future Of U.S. Foreign Policy The Hoover Institution presents an online virtual briefing series on pressing policy issues, including health care, the economy, democratic governance, and national security. Briefings will include thoughtful and informed analysis from our top scholars. ABOUT THE FELLOW Kiron Skinner is the W. Glenn Campbell Research Fellow at the Hoover Institution. She recently served as a Senior Policy Advisor to the Secretary of State and Director of Policy Planning. Her areas of expertise are international relations, international security, US foreign policy, and political strategy. Skinner is an award-winning and best-selling author. Her coauthored books Reagan, In His Own Hand (2001) and Reagan, A Life in Letters (2003) were New York Times best sellers. Earlier in her career, Skinner served on the Defense Department's Defense Policy Board, and was a foreign policy surrogate to the Bush-Cheney reelection campaign in 2004. To receive notifications about upcoming briefings, please sign up by clicking here: http://eepurl.com/gXjSSb.

Kiron Sembolizmi ve Kiron'un Burçlara Etkilerini, İnci Yazgan'la Sohbette Anlattım.

COVID-19 might be invisible to the eye, but we surely can visualize those who are actively fighting this pandemic with digital grit! Vincent Zimmer, Managing Director of ICME Invest & Shareholder, and his team are actively aiming to flatten the curve and lessen the burden on medical systems by digitizing the patient journey. We look forward to deep diving into how Vincent and his team are managing this difficult time and what impacts health digitalization is making on flattening the curve! Vincent is experienced in building successful start-ups across different industries such as digital education and digital health with a passion for solving complex problems. He co-founded Kiron, a highly successful higher education platform for refugees, and supported several digital health ventures in business development including ADA Health. He has also received several awards and mentions for his accomplishments including Young Global Leader from the Westerwelle Foundation in 2015, Responsible Leader from the BMW Stiftung in 2015 and appeared on the Forbes 30 under 30 list in 2015.

Con la llegada de esta Luna Nueva, Kiron y los demás planetas activos en nuestras vidas en este momento, es muy importante aprovechar este momento tal vez de oscuridad y confusion para vernos adentro desde esas Heridas que siguen escondidas en nuestro subconsciente. El Arcángel Miguel está más presente que nunca y las señales Divinas nos guían siempre para que viviendo en el AQUÍ Y EL AHORA entremos en esa frecuencia de luz que nos empuja hacia la ILUMINACIÓN para poder ser faros de luz, en este momentos de sombras para una parte de la Humanidad.

Você sabia que a Astrologia pode revelar as suas feridas emocionais profundas? Quíron (Kiron) no mapa astral/carta astral representa uma ferida profunda em nossa alma da qual, muitas vezes, não temos consciência plena e só conseguimos perceber os reflexos desse "ferimento". Saber onde fomos feridos em nossa essência pode nos ajudar no autoconhecimento e na cura efetiva dessas chagas. E assim também temos uma chance de parar de projetar nossos defeitos nos outros que nos cercam. Observar a posição de Quíron conjuntamente na Casa Astrológica e no Signo Astrológico do Mapa Astral Natal Meu Astro pode trazer uma luz a questões difíceis. Mais conteúdos impactantes e gratuitos em https://meuastro.com.br Meu Astro - O Mapa Astral Online Mais Completo da Internet. A melhor nota de avaliação pelo Google e clientes.

It's one thing to learn risk management theory, but how do you actually manage risk in real life? In this episode, Kiron Bondale shares his expertise and insights on project risk management strategies and lessons-learned from his years of experience.

Die Online-Hochschule Kiron ist ein Social Start-Up mit dem Ziel, Hindernisse auf dem Weg zur Hochschulbildung für Flüchtlinge abzubauen. Seit 2015 stellt Kiron Programme für Geflüchtete bereit und bietet freien Zugang zu einer Ausbildung für die akademische, berufliche und persönliche Entwicklung der Lernenden. Dass Kiron dabei mit Hilfe von OER auf die unterschiedlichen Bedarfe der Lernenden regieren kann, darüber sprechen Maria Blöcher und Dominic Orr im Podcast für OERinfo.

Episode 118 – Legion Champion; Justin Hill 00:00:00 – 00:51:07 – Intro and Fall of Kiron event 00:51:07 – 01:51:40 – Justin Hill comes on to discus his Heresy 01:51:40 – 02:18:59 – Caleb from CK Studios talking NOVA 02:18:56 – 02:25:38 – Closing the Show Nova Auctions https://novaopenfoundation.org/ The Reckoning of Dalaan Prime: http://theimperialtruth.com/the-reckoning-of-dalaan-prime/ If you want to support the show then consider purchasing from Element Games. http://elementgames.co.uk/?d=10057 Don't forget you can use the codes for extra crystals, mine is GRE259 You can also support the Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/TheImperialTruth If you enjoyed the show then please leave a positive review on Itunes. You can contact the show via Greg@TheImperialTruth.com Or Neil@TheImperialTruth.com You can follow us on Twitter: Show – @Imperial_Truth Greg – @ChildofFang Neil – @NeilPaints Also our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/the.imperial.truth.au And our facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/436768449815184/    

Well, from Suffolk actually… But this is one cool vodka. Holly is back from her holidays and full of food stories that are making Sue and Ollie's tummies rumble with envy. Having been immersed in one of the world's most beloved cuisines, she's ready to get back to discovering the best of British.  Kiron Phillips set up RK Vodka with his brother Zan to produce a simple yet delicious new vodka. They use sugarbeet rather potatoes, which gives the tipple a more characterful taste. He even reckons that RK Vodka has converted a few confirmed gin and whisky drinkers to the cause! Because the company deals directly with stockists, from fine dining restaurants to village pubs, they can offer bespoke packages. This sparks a lively conversation about food pairings and what tasty treats go well with vodka. Kiron also enlightens us about his single distillation process and explains the science behind reverse osmosis filtered water (whatever). Finally, you can't talk about vodka without devoting a little time to cocktails. This versatile ingredient is very popular for creative alcoholic concoctions, so Kiron tells us more about the magic of mixology and the mystery of flavoured sugar syrups.

Hello we are not dead, We are back a little later than planned. On this Episode we are talking about what we have been up to. Plus our antics at the Sundering of Fortis 2, Then we will go into what will be coming up in the future including future events Fall of Kiron and The Return to Harmony 2. https://www.facebook.com/TheMournivalPodcast/ email: podcast@themournival30k.com

Christian Friedrich im Gespräch mit Anja Lorenz von der TH Lübeck. Diese Folge des Podcast wurde live beim OERCamp 2019 in Lübeck aufgezeichnet. Anja Lorenz entwickelt an der TH Lübeck offene Online-Kurse und ist Teil von vielen Projekten rund um die Öffnung und Zugänglichkeit von Hochschullehre. Feedback und Kommentare gern an @HOOU_HAW auf twitter oder per Mail an team_hoou@haw-hamburg.de. Links MOOC Netzwerksicherheit: https://www.oncampus.de/weiterbildung/moocs/netzwerksicherheit Projektdokumentation zu pMOOCs: http://pmooc.oncampus.de/loop/PMOOCs Anja Lorenz bei twitter: https://twitter.com/anjalorenz Anjas Blog: https://secret-cow-level.de Institut für Lerndienstleistungen an der TH Lübeck: https://www.th-luebeck.de/forschung-und-transfer/kompetenzen/kompetenzbereiche/institut-fuer-lerndienstleistungen/ Blog Beitrag "Anja geht nach Lübeck": https://secret-cow-level.de/wordpress/2014/10/bye-chemnitz-auf-nach-moocopoly-lubeck/ Die Lissabon Konvention: https://www.studyineurope.eu/the-lisbon-convention BMBF Verbundprojekt mit der RWTH Aachen, TH Lübeck, und Kiron: https://www.th-luebeck.de/hochschule/aktuelles/neuigkeiten/beitrag/2017-10-18-bmbf-foerdert-verbundprojekt-von-fh-luebeck-rwth-aachen-und-kiron-open-higher-education/ YouTube Video Spritzgießen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABWJrh1OvBo Kapitelmarken 00:00 Intro und Vorstellung: Anja Lorenz 02:54 Zwei Perspektiven auf Öffnung von Hochschullehre 07:09 Initialisierung und Maintenance von Online Lehre 09:58 Öffnung und Digitalisierung von Hochschullehre 11:58 Strukturelle Erfolgsfaktoren für offene Hochschullehre 20:20 Wie öffnet man Hochschullehre? 25:56 Wie verwaltet man offene Hochschullehre? 32:55 Motivation zur Öffnung

Rohit Kakar is the Head of Human Resources at Kiron in Berlin. Rohit has longstanding experience in working with human resources. In this episode, he explains how Kiron helps refugees to have access to higher education, and how his own background has inspired him to join this field of work. - What we actually believe in is that education can change lives, transform communities and build bridges and therefore we have built a digital platform called the Kiron campus to ensure that our students receive access to high-quality education not just for academic and professional purposes but also for personal growth, says Rohit Kakar.

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In Episode 3, we look at two innovative programs working to improve educational access globally, and ask: what can these examples tell us about the role online learning could play in creating new educational pathways and outcomes? Our guest for Episode 3 Part 1 is Shana Kennedy-Salchow, Head of Transfer Guidance at Kiron Open Higher Education, who tells us about their program to improve educational access for refugees. Kiron is based in Berlin and has offices in Lebanon and Jordan.   Terms and Organizations Mentioned Arizona State University (ASU) Online BMBF - Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung / Federal Ministry of Education and Research Bertelsmann Foundation British Council Common European Framework of Reference for Languages  (Levels - C1) Coursera EdX European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) (User's Guide) Framework for Qualifications of the European Higher Education Area GIZ -  Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH H&M Foundation Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) Schoepflin Foundation Volkswagen Foundation Related Blog Posts Education Ecosystem - Three Forms of Education Transcript of Episode 3 Part 1 (pdf) Download transcript of Episode 3 Part 1 here. Questions for Upcoming Symposium Raised in this Episode •  Could the Kiron model, which really focuses on preparing international students to attend higher education, also be applied to a traditional university system? •  What will it take to continue to legitimize online education not only in Jordan and Lebanon, but throughout the world?   About Project Ungoverned Project Ungoverned? takes place within the Bosch Alumni Network – a network which consists of people who’ve been supported in one way or another by the Robert Bosch Stiftung. The network is coordinated by the International Alumni Center – iac Berlin, a think and do tank for alumni communities with social impact. The iac Berlin supports this podcast series and our upcoming online symposium in January 2019. If you want to know more about the power of networks, visit iac-berlin.org. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the respective speakers. Episode credits: Co-hosts and co-producers: Kim Ochs & Nicole Harkin; Editor: Matthias Jochmann; Communications: Mojca-Marie Erjavec; Social Media: Jelena Prtoric

This week on the podcast we're talking with farm manager Stephanie Ballantine from Kiron, Iowa. Stephanie unexpectedly found herself widowed and faced with the decision of whether or not to continue the farming operation she and her husband had built together. She made the decision to keep the farm operation going and has never looked back, and she's sharing about her journey and what she has learned along the way.Check out more on the blog.SHOW NOTES:Iowa State University ExtensionStrengthFinder

Host: Rio Matchett Dr Kiron Ward | University of East Anglia Kiron is a Teaching Fellow in Postcolonial Literature at the University of Sussex. He completed his PhD thesis, Fictional Encyclopaedism in James Joyce, Leslie Marmon Silko, and Robert Bolaño: Towards A Theory of Literary Totality, at the University of Sussex in May 2017. He is the co-editor, with Katherine Da Cunha Lewin (University of Sussex), of Don DeLillo: Contemporary Critical Perspectives, which is out with Bloomsbury Academic in October, and, with James Blackwell Phelan (Vanderbilt University), of ‘Encyclopedia Joyce,’ a special issue of the James Joyce Quarterly. Kiron is also on the Academic Committee for the 2019 North American James Joyce Conference in Mexico City; the theme is ‘Joyce Without Borders,’ and the Call for Papers can be found at https://www.joycewithoutborders.com/ Dr Helen Saunders | King’s College London Helen is a PhD candidate at King’s College London writing on modernist literature and fashion, with a particular interest in the work of James Joyce. She is a postgraduate representative for the British Association of Modernist Studies and was previously an Administrator at the Centre for Modern Literature and Culture at King’s College London. In addition, Helen is an Editorial Assistant at Bloomsbury. Previously she has worked as a teaching assistant at King’s College London, a private tutor, a bookseller, and as a media analyst. Genevieve Sartor | Trinity College Dublin Genevieve is a PhD Candidate at Trinity College Dublin. She is editor of James Joyce and Genetic Criticism (Brill 2018), and has published or forthcoming articles in the Journal of Modern Literature, the University of Toronto Quarterly, the James Joyce Literary Supplement, Deleuze Studies and The Irish Times.Her current interdisciplinary research concerns a manuscript-based James Joycean critique of psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan’s late seminars. Dr Mark McGahon | Queen’s University, Belfast Mark is a University Tutor at Queen’s University, Belfast. He completed his PhD in 2016 on ‘Acts of Injustice and the Construction of Social Reality in James Joyce’s Ulysses’ and is currently working toward turning this project into a book. This work traces injustices that cannot be made known due to acts of silencing in several chapters of Ulysses. It uses a concept of injustice formulated by the French thinker Jean-Francois Lyotard whereby dominant social realities silence unwanted perspectives. His article, ‘Silence, Justice, and the Différend in Joyce’s Ulysses’ appeared in ‘Silence in Modern Irish Writing, edited by Michael McAteer in 2017. He has also reviewed extensively, notably in ‘Irish Studies Review’ and ‘James Joyce Quarterly’.

Episode notes:In this episode, Jake Treacy, an independent curator and Kiron Robinson, an visual artist and photography lecturer, spoke about their recent experiences of visiting several exhibitions in Melbourne. The exhibitions included 'All of Us' at Blindside, New Objectives at Busproject, 'Utopian Tongues' at SEVENTH gallery, and 'David &: Lou Hubbard, Day Art Group, Eugene Carchesio' at Arcade project Space. Jake shared his insightful thoughts on how an art exhibition could decolonise and deconstruct the conventional 'white cube' and institutional system. For this matter, he talked about his own experiences of working as an independent curator to create inclusive and community relevant exhibitions. Whereas, Kiron shared his questions and thoughts about the ideas about collaboration between visual artists. We joined him and discussed several recent collaborative art works and exhibitions.TWO SPEAKERS:Jake TreacyJake can be followed at Instagram: @jakeadamtreacyKiron Robinsonwww.kiron-robinson.com/THE EXHIBITIONS & ARTISTS MENTIONED BY JAKEBlindside : https://www.blindside.org.auEXHIBITION: All of Us, 13-29 Sep 2018https://www.blindside.org.au/all-of-usJessica Clark, CURATORhttps://www.jessicaamyclark.comJustine Youssef, ARTISThttp://www.antidote.org.au/artists/justine-youssef/Liam Benson, ARTISThttp://www.liambenson.netAdorned - NSW performance grouphttps://riversideparramatta.com.au/show/adorned-wisdom-memory-and-song/  New objectives. at Busproject by Lee Shan Lunhttps://busprojects.org.au/program/new-objectivesUtopian Tongues at Seventh Galleryhttp://seventhgallery.org/project/utopian-tongues/Tane Andrews, ARTISThttp://www.taneandrews.comWork title: With you beside me comes the knowledge of my deathKaren Casey, ARTISThttp://www.karencasey.com.au/projectsTeresa Hsieh, ARTISThttp://www.teresahsieh.com‘Closed to the public’ the collaborative work by Amy Spiers and Catherine Ryan, that I mentionedhttp://www.amyspiers.com.au/portfolio/closed-to-the-public-protecting-space/Felix Gonzalez-Torres“Untitled’, 1991. The images of pillows on billboards.https://www.moma.org/explore/inside_out/2012/04/04/printout-felix-gonzalez-torres/THE EXHIBITIONS & ARTISTS MENTIONED BY KIRONFive Wallswww.fivewalls.com.auArcadeproject.space‘David &: Lou Hubbard, Uday Arts Group, Eugene Carchesio’, 29 August - 15 Septemberhttp://www.arcadeproject.space/david-sequeira/david-lou-hubbard-uday-arts-group-eugene-carchesio/Sarah Scout Presents‘The Waiting Room’, 15 September to 13 October 2018Kate Daw and Steward Russellhttps://www.sarahscoutpresents.com/web/the-waiting-room-kate-daw-and-stewart-russell/THE EXHIBITIONS & ARTISTS SPOKEN BY MEEugenia Limhttp://www.eugenialim.com/?portfolio=the-australian-uglinessJAKE & KIRON'S UPCOMING PROJECTSJake and Kiron’s upcoming events:Jake will deliver a speech in Curatorial Intensive at Buxton ContemporaryBuxtoncontemporary.comhttps://pgav.org.au/2018-Curatorial-Intensive~1171Looking But Not Seeing curated by Kiron open till November 4 atBennett Gallery, Benalla Art Gallery http://www.benallaartgallery.com.au/exhibitionsA simple soup dinner and a bottle of red are shared with Kiron and Jake after the recording. 

Meronne Teklu, Maren Kroeger, Mohammad Moataz Ghannam, Henner Kirchner Refugees often spend many years in transit, with restricted access to jobs and education. The internet and digital technology can provide a remedy to that, but often the basics are missing – be it appropriate bandwidth, the recognition of skills acquired online, or the right to work after completing training. E-learning has been around for almost a decade, and massive open online courses (MOOCs) from renowned universities such as MIT and Stanford available free online. The problem: refugees often lack the access or the means to take advantage of these opportunities. In response, new initiatives from the public and private sector are shifting the technological and social landscape in order to make e-learning more accessible to refugees and displaced people. So what is new? Software companies such as TechChange Inc. have developed online learning courses and modules for low bandwidth settings without sacrificing interactive tools, so students can interact socially in the e-learning environment. Social enterprises offer digital educational services. Kiron Open Higher Education e.g. uses digital innovation to provide refugees with access to quality higher education. Kiron's program consists of tailor-made curricula, a digital collaborative platform and an extensive range of supportive services. But is education enough? Does education automatically lead to jobs or help refugees integrate into host communities? The German Development Institute will tackle these question in a panel with Ms Maren Kröger, senior official for tertiary education at the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), who will debate these issues together with Ms Maronne Telku from TechChange Inc, Mr. Henner Kirchner, from the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit's (GIZ) Jordan office, and Mr. Mohammad Moataz Ghannam, a student who started with Kiron Higher Open Education and has transferred to BAU Berlin. The insights from the panel will feed directly into policy recommendations on education and migration for the G20 meeting in Argentina, where member states will focus on standards for e-learning in an increasingly mobile, digital world.

Meronne Teklu, Maren Kroeger, Mohammad Moataz Ghannam, Henner Kirchner Refugees often spend many years in transit, with restricted access to jobs and education. The internet and digital technology can provide a remedy to that, but often the basics are missing – be it appropriate bandwidth, the recognition of skills acquired online, or the right to work after completing training. E-learning has been around for almost a decade, and massive open online courses (MOOCs) from renowned universities such as MIT and Stanford available free online. The problem: refugees often lack the access or the means to take advantage of these opportunities. In response, new initiatives from the public and private sector are shifting the technological and social landscape in order to make e-learning more accessible to refugees and displaced people. So what is new? Software companies such as TechChange Inc. have developed online learning courses and modules for low bandwidth settings without sacrificing interactive tools, so students can interact socially in the e-learning environment. Social enterprises offer digital educational services. Kiron Open Higher Education e.g. uses digital innovation to provide refugees with access to quality higher education. Kiron's program consists of tailor-made curricula, a digital collaborative platform and an extensive range of supportive services. But is education enough? Does education automatically lead to jobs or help refugees integrate into host communities? The German Development Institute will tackle these question in a panel with Ms Maren Kröger, senior official for tertiary education at the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), who will debate these issues together with Ms Maronne Telku from TechChange Inc, Mr. Henner Kirchner, from the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit's (GIZ) Jordan office, and Mr. Mohammad Moataz Ghannam, a student who started with Kiron Higher Open Education and has transferred to BAU Berlin. The insights from the panel will feed directly into policy recommendations on education and migration for the G20 meeting in Argentina, where member states will focus on standards for e-learning in an increasingly mobile, digital world.

To celebrate one year of the Curiosity in Focus podcast, I sat down with my good friend Kiron Mukherjee to reflect on the journey so far. Curiosity in Focus is more than just a podcast for me. Now, it’s become a part of who I am. It represents what I believe in – that the best educators are learners, and that everyone has something to teach the world. To every listener of the show – if you’ve been here from the beginning, or if you just joined the movement – thanks for having faith in me. Thanks for joining me for this journey.Don't forget to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, and Google Play Music!Today's show is brought to you by Grammarly and Warby Parker. Download Grammarly’s intelligent writing app and create a free Grammarly account at: getgrammarly.com/staycurious. Get a FREE 5-Day Home Try-On at warbyparkertrial.com/staycurious. Five pairs. Five days. One-hundred percent free.Support the Curiosity in Focus podcast on Patreon at www.patreon.com/curiosityinfocusTwitter @danielhkwan & curiousinfocusInstagram @danielhkwanYouTube: youtube.com/curiosityinfocusFacebook: facebook.com/curiosityinfocus

Ce matin, les Parisiens rendaient hommage aux victimes des attentats de Charlie Hebdo. Des événements désormais indissociables dans nos mémoires de ceux du 13 novembre 2015.  Sarah Gensburger, sociologue au CNRS, est spécialiste de la mémoire, notamment de la présence du passé dans la ville.  En tant qu'historienne, elle a travaillé sur l'histoire de  Paris dans la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Avec les attentats, son objet d'étude apparaît en-bas de chez elle. Au départ, Sarah écrit un blog au jour le jour... Jusqu'au 14 juillet 2016, date à laquelle elle pensait clore le blog et où est survenu l'attentat de Nice. Mémoire vive - chronique d'un quartier, Bataclan 2015-2016, mêle donc le quotidien d'une Parisienne et le regard d'une sociologue. Elle y intègre les remarques de ses enfants et de nombreuses photos, preuves qui étayent le texte et permettent au lecteur d'être acteur de l'événement. En bonne sociologue, l'auteure s'en tient aux faits sans tomber dans l'idéologie qui consisterait à vouloir excuser ou accuser. Une des réactions aux attentats a été de renforcer l'identité de quartier, et c'est sans doute la raison pour laquelle Sarah Gensburger a fait du quartier du Bataclan le personnage principal de son livre.  "C'est un livre sur le regard... pour inciter les gens à regarder autour d'eux" Iran, Bangladesh, Congo, Afghanistan, Somalie, Érythrée... Ce sont quelques uns des pays dont viennent les jeunes que l'association KIRON accompagne. Cette association cherche à favoriser l'accès des migrants, réfugiés, demandeurs d'asile aux études supérieures, et à terme, leur insertion professionnelle. Pour beaucoup d'entre eux, l'accès aux formations relève d'un véritable parcours du combattant. KIRON leur permet d'intégrer des cours en ligne puis de poursuivre une formation au sein des institutions françaises. Elle leur donne aussi accès à des cours de langue, des mooks, des workshops avec des entrepreneurs sociaux, un buddy priogramme, un système de mentorat, un service de soin psycho-social s'ils en ont besoin. Cette "start-up sociale" est en partenariat avec 22 écoles et universités et propose 4 filières: commerce, informatique, science de l'ingénieur et sciences sociales. Aurore Du Roy, coordinatrice des programmes - Kiron France et Camille Soulier, coordinatrice du développement - Kiron France, sont dans le studio de Radio Campus Paris ce soir. "Ils ont fait quelque chose d'incroyable, passer de réfugié à étudiant de Sciences po Paris" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gASHXe7hOW8 Côté chronique, Valentin nous parle de la place des sondages dans les primaires socialistes et les élections présidentielle, et Anna nous présente le dernier film de Jim Jarmusch, Paterson. Présentation : Dania Kaddur  / Co-interview : Eloïse Bussy / Réalisation : Rémy Dussart / Chronique : Valentin Baudena et Anna Pean / Web : / Coordination : Marion Guichaoua et Elsa Landard.

Ce matin, les Parisiens rendaient hommage aux victimes des attentats de Charlie Hebdo. Des événements désormais indissociables dans nos mémoires de ceux du 13 novembre 2015. Sarah Gensburger, sociologue au CNRS, est spécialiste de la mémoire, notamment de la présence du passé dans la ville.  En tant qu'historienne, elle a travaillé sur l'histoire de  Paris dans la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Avec les attentats, son objet d'étude apparaît en-bas de chez elle. Au départ, Sarah écrit un blog au jour le jour... Jusqu'au 14 juillet 2016, date à laquelle elle pensait clore le blog et où est survenu l'attentat de Nice.Mémoire vive - chronique d'un quartier, Bataclan 2015-2016, mêle donc le quotidien d'une Parisienne et le regard d'une sociologue. Elle y intègre les remarques de ses enfants et de nombreuses photos, preuves qui étayent le texte et permettent au lecteur d'être acteur de l'événement. En bonne sociologue, l'auteure s'en tient aux faits sans tomber dans l'idéologie qui consisterait à vouloir excuser ou accuser. Une des réactions aux attentats a été de renforcer l'identité de quartier, et c'est sans doute la raison pour laquelle Sarah Gensburger a fait du quartier du Bataclan le personnage principal de son livre. "C'est un livre sur le regard... pour inciter les gens à regarder autour d'eux"  Iran, Bangladesh, Congo, Afghanistan, Somalie, Érythrée... Ce sont quelques uns des pays dont viennent les jeunes que l'association KIRON accompagne. Cette association cherche à favoriser l'accès des migrants, réfugiés, demandeurs d'asile aux études supérieures, et à terme, leur insertion professionnelle. Pour beaucoup d'entre eux, l'accès aux formations relève d'un véritable parcours du combattant. KIRON leur permet d'intégrer des cours en ligne puis de poursuivre une formation au sein des institutions françaises. Elle leur donne aussi accès à des cours de langue, des mooks, des workshops avec des entrepreneurs sociaux, un buddy priogramme, un système de mentorat, un service de soin psycho-social s'ils en ont besoin. Cette "start-up sociale" est en partenariat avec 22 écoles et universités et propose 4 filières: commerce, informatique, science de l'ingénieur et sciences sociales.Aurore Du Roy, coordinatrice des programmes - Kiron France et Camille Soulier, coordinatrice du développement - Kiron France, sont dans le studio de Radio Campus Paris ce soir."Ils ont fait quelque chose d'incroyable, passer de réfugié à étudiant de Sciences po Paris" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gASHXe7hOW8 Côté chronique, Valentin nous parle de la place des sondages dans les primaires socialistes et les élections présidentielle, et Anna nous présente le dernier film de Jim Jarmusch, Paterson.Présentation : Dania Kaddur  / Co-interview : Eloïse Bussy / Réalisation : Rémy Dussart / Chronique : Valentin Baudena et Anna Pean / Web : / Coordination : Marion Guichaoua et Elsa Landard.

This interview is part of our #WomeninTech series, in partnership with Women in Foreign Policy. Check out the written transcript of this interview here. “Expose yourself to what you want to do. Try what you love. If you see an organization and you really believe they are doing a good job, tap into it in... Read More

Kiron Skinner examines how the Obama administration's cuts to military spending will affect America's role in the Middle East, Asia, and Europe.

Kiron Skinner discusses how the relationship between the United States and Russia bears on the future of foreign policy in the Middle East.

Introducing Kiron Bondale, PMP We continue our In the Trenches series of episodes, with this interview with Kiron Bondale, PMP. Kiron runs the Project Management Office at Agricorp. Make sure to check out Kiron's insightful blog at http://kbondale.wordpress.com. Kiron has graciously offered to share a risk register template with listeners of The People and Projects Podcast. Click the icon below to download the Microsoft Excel file: 20 PDUs for a Great Price! Whether you need contact hours for PMP®certification or PDUs, we can help! Our e-learning is engaging, informative, and even fun. Go to http://courses.i-leadonline.com/courses/advanced-project-management to get 20 PDU's for a great price.    Thank you for joining me for this episode of The People and Projects Podcast! Have a great week! Total Duration 15:54 Download episode 92   FIREWORKS by Jahzzar is licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike License.