Podcasts about kirstens

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Finding Friendship: Jens' Heartwarming Community Journey Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2026-06-17-22-34-01-da Story Transcript:Da: I den travle gated community i København, hvor solen skinner på de velplejede haver, føler Jens sig ofte ensom.En: In the bustling gated community in København, where the sun shines on the well-tended gardens, Jens often feels lonely.Da: Han er en ældre enkemænd, der tit kigger ud gennem sine vinduer.En: He is an elderly widower who frequently gazes out through his windows.Da: Han ser naboerne gå forbi, men han tøver med at deltage i fællesskabet.En: He sees the neighbors passing by, but he hesitates to join the community.Da: Denne sommermorgen beslutter Jens sig for at tage til det lokale supermarked.En: This summer morning, Jens decides to go to the local supermarket.Da: Han vil forsøge at møde sine naboer.En: He will try to meet his neighbors.Da: Supermarkedet er travlt.En: The supermarket is busy.Da: Duften af friske jordbær fylder luften, og folk griner og snakker i gangene.En: The scent of fresh strawberries fills the air, and people are laughing and chatting in the aisles.Da: Det er Lars, der står for butikken.En: It is Lars who runs the store.Da: Han har meget at tænke på men smiler alligevel til kunderne.En: He has a lot on his mind but still smiles at the customers.Da: Kirsten, en sprudlende nabo, går ind ad døren med en kurv på armen.En: Kirsten, a lively neighbor, walks in with a basket on her arm.Da: Hun elsker at planlægge fælles arrangementer og kaster et smil til alle, hun ser, også Jens.En: She loves planning communal events and casts a smile at everyone she sees, including Jens.Da: Jens tager en dyb indånding og skubber vognen fremad.En: Jens takes a deep breath and pushes the cart forward.Da: Han ser Kirsten i grøntafdelingen.En: He sees Kirsten in the produce section.Da: Hun vinker og kommer hen til ham.En: She waves and approaches him.Da: "Jens!"En: "Jens!"Da: råber hun muntert.En: she calls cheerfully.Da: "Vi har et sommerbarbecue på søndag.En: "We're having a summer barbecue on Sunday.Da: Du burde komme!"En: You should come!"Da: Jens tøver et øjeblik.En: Jens hesitates for a moment.Da: Men så tænker han på, hvor rart det kunne være at snakke med nogen.En: But then he thinks about how nice it would be to talk to someone.Da: "Det lyder dejligt," siger han, næsten overrasket over sin egen stemme.En: "That sounds lovely," he says, almost surprised by his own voice.Da: I mellemtiden er Lars på vagt.En: Meanwhile, Lars is on duty.Da: Han ser Kirsten og Jens tale og smiler.En: He sees Kirsten and Jens talking and smiles.Da: Men bekymringen om hans familie hænger stadig over ham.En: But the worry about his family still hangs over him.Da: En medarbejder, en ung mand ved navn Anders, nærmer sig Lars.En: An employee, a young man named Anders, approaches Lars.Da: "Skal jeg tage over for en stund?"En: "Should I take over for a bit?"Da: spørger Anders venligt.En: Anders asks kindly.Da: Lars trækker vejret dybt og beslutter at betro sig til Anders.En: Lars takes a deep breath and decides to confide in Anders.Da: "Det ville hjælpe meget.En: "That would help a lot.Da: Tak, Anders," siger Lars lettet.En: Thanks, Anders," Lars says relieved.Da: Tilbage ved grøntafdelingen taler Kirsten mere om barbecue.En: Back at the produce section, Kristine talks more about the barbecue.Da: Hun er opmærksom på Jens' bekymrede blik og siger: "Det er helt afslappet.En: She notices Jens' concerned look and says, "It's completely relaxed.Da: Bare kom som du er.En: Just come as you are.Da: Vi vil alle gerne se mere til dig."En: We all want to see more of you."Da: Jens nikker og mærker for første gang en varme fra fællesskabet.En: Jens nods and for the first time feels a warmth from the community.Da: På dagen for barbecuen dukker Jens op.En: On the day of the barbecue, Jens shows up.Da: Han ser rundt, nervøs, men hurtigt mødt af Kirstens venlige omfavnelse.En: He looks around, nervous, but is quickly met by Kirsten's friendly embrace.Da: Lars, nu mere tilpas efter sin snak med Anders, deltager også og ser til, at alle har det godt.En: Lars, now more at ease after his talk with Anders, also participates and makes sure everyone is well.Da: Det er en skøn dag.En: It is a wonderful day.Da: Jens taler med flere mennesker og føler, at han endelig har taget sit første skridt ind i noget større.En: Jens talks to several people and feels that he has finally taken his first step into something bigger.Da: For både Kirsten og Lars er det en påmindelse om, at et stærkt fællesskab kan støtte alle i både gode og svære tider.En: For both Kirsten and Lars, it is a reminder that a strong community can support everyone in both good and difficult times. Vocabulary Words:bustling: travleelderly: ældredewidower: enkemændgazes: kiggerhesitates: tøverscent: duftenaisles: gangenelively: sprudlendebasket: kurvcommunal: fællescheerfully: muntertconcerned: bekymrederelaxed: afslappetembrace: omfavnelseconfide: betrorelieved: lettetgates: portegardens: haverneighbors: naboerstrawberries: jordbærproduce: grøntafdelingenbarbecue: barbecuecommunity: fællesskabapproaches: nærmerparticipates: deltagerplanning: planlæggereminder: påmindelsesupport: støttedecides: beslutterincludes: indbefatter

Man skal stå tidligt op, hvis man skal følge med min gæst i denne podcast. Hun er energisk, politisk aktiv, mormor med stort M og sidder i dag i EU og Europarådet som lokal repræsentant, er næstformand i Sundhedsråd Vendsyssel og arbejder med implementeringen af 10-års planen for psykiatri, og så sidder hun også i regionsrådet i Nordjylland, hvor hun blandt andet skal arbejde med den nye sundhedsreform. Min gæst hedder Kirsten Morild Vincent Andersen. Hun er født og opvokset i Hjørring, tæt ved Hjørring Bjerge, i et hjem med højt til loftet, hvor farmand kørte i Mustang med høj cigarføring. Kirsten flyttede til Frederikshavn for over 40 år siden. Hun kaldes i familien Søs, er tillige pensioneret lærer og ”ægte socialdemokrat”. Hør om Kirstens store engagement i regionsrådet, hvor hun håber at gøre vores sundhedsvæsen bedre for alle, og på at få den nye sundhedsreform ført ud i livet. For tilrettelæggelse Gitte Hansen

Det måtte næsten komme - overvejelsen om ikke også jeg - og du - har adhd. Fra at adhd engang var en lidelsesfuld og invaliderende sygdom, ser vi udviklingsforstyrrelsen alle steder og som en særlig måde at være i verden på. Kirstens døtre mener at se den i deres mor. Det handler denne episode om. Psykiatere er ved at blive lagt ned af mennesker, der beder om en udredning i disse år, fordi livet er svært - for det er det - og sværheden skal have et navn. Halvdelen af dem, der får udskrevet medicin for adhd, stopper dog med den inden for det første år. Hvad sker der? Er uro, angst og manglende evne til at koncentrere sig neurodivergens, eller også en reaktion på det digitale bombardement og den kultur, vi skal passe ind i?I episoden nævnes:Psykiater Peter Hove Thomsen, hørt i "24 spørgsmål til professoren" fra 24.5.2021.Artikel i Politiken 29.12.2025: Måneders arbejde med voksne med adhd har åbnet for en verden af nye erkendelser. Her er seksBogen Stolen Focus af Johann HariArtikel om, hvor meget hjernen har brug for pauser og roArtikel om kunsten at hvile og holde pauserDet nye danske initiativ til at komme af de digitale medier: Danmark skifter

Fluent Fiction - Danish: The Taste of Tradition: How a Cozy Café Blended Old and New Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-11-15-23-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: I Nyhavn var der en lille og hyggelig café.En: In Nyhavn, there was a small and cozy café.Da: Farverige bygninger omgav kanalen, og den kolde novembervind prikkede i luften.En: Colorful buildings surrounded the canal, and the cold November wind prickled in the air.Da: Midt i denne ramme drev Soren og Kirsten deres café, som de havde startet sammen for nogle år siden.En: In the midst of this setting, Soren and Kirsten ran their café, which they had started together a few years ago.Da: Soren var altid fuld af idéer.En: Soren was always full of ideas.Da: Han kunne mærke, at nye, sæsonbetonede retter kunne lokke flere kunder ind.En: He felt that new, seasonal dishes could attract more customers.Da: "Vi skal introducere græskarsuppe og æbletærte," sagde han entusiastisk, mens han kikkede på Kirsten.En: "We should introduce pumpkin soup and apple pie," he said enthusiastically, as he looked at Kirsten.Da: Kirsten nikkede langsomt.En: Kirsten nodded slowly.Da: Hun havde altid været mere forsigtig.En: She had always been more cautious.Da: Hun elskede deres faste kunder, dem der kom for den klassiske kaffe og den velkendte kage.En: She loved their regular customers, those who came for the classic coffee and the familiar cake.Da: "Hvad hvis de nye retter jager de gamle kunder væk?"En: "What if the new dishes drive the old customers away?"Da: spurgte hun.En: she asked.Da: Sammen besluttede de en løsning.En: Together, they decided on a solution.Da: De ville afholde en lille smagningsevent.En: They would hold a small tasting event.Da: Det ville give kunderne mulighed for at prøve de nye ting uden at ændre hele menuen med det samme.En: This would give customers the chance to try the new items without changing the whole menu at once.Da: Soren forberedte retterne med omhu, og Kirsten sørgede for, at invitationerne blev sendt ud.En: Soren prepared the dishes with care, and Kirsten made sure the invitations were sent out.Da: Dagen for begivenheden kom, og luften var tæt af en blanding af spænding og nervøsitet.En: The day of the event arrived, and the air was thick with a mix of excitement and nervousness.Da: Folk begyndte at samle sig, og caféen summede af snak.En: People started to gather, and the café buzzed with chatter.Da: Soren gik rundt, serverede smagsprøver og lyttede til feedback.En: Soren went around, serving samples and listening to feedback.Da: Nogle kunder elskede de nye retter, mens andre savnede de gamle favoritter.En: Some customers loved the new dishes, while others missed the old favorites.Da: Diskussionerne mellem Soren og Kirsten blussede op efter eventet.En: The discussions between Soren and Kirsten flared up after the event.Da: Men Soren lærte igen vigtigheden af Kirstens stikord og forsigtighed.En: But Soren learned once again the importance of Kirsten's cues and caution.Da: De besluttede at introducere græskarsuppen og æbletærten ved siden af de nuværende favoritter i en forsøgsperiode.En: They decided to introduce the pumpkin soup and apple pie alongside the current favorites for a trial period.Da: Langsomt begyndte ordet at sprede sig i Nyhavn.En: Slowly, word began to spread in Nyhavn.Da: Flere folk kom tilbage, nysgerrige efter både det velkendte og det nye.En: More people returned, curious about both the familiar and the new.Da: I slutningen af sæsonen var det klart, at deres idé havde båret frugt.En: By the end of the season, it was clear that their idea had borne fruit.Da: Nye kunder og gamle stamgæster samlede sig i den lille café, som nu var kendt for sit perfekte miks af tradition og innovation.En: New customers and old regulars gathered in the small café, which was now known for its perfect mix of tradition and innovation.Da: Soren lærte, at Kirstens bekymringer ikke var hinder, men vigtige overvejelser.En: Soren learned that Kirsten's concerns were not obstacles but important considerations.Da: Kirsten blev mere åben for nye idéer, da hun så, hvordan forandring kan være en styrke.En: Kirsten became more open to new ideas as she saw how change could be a strength.Da: Sammen fortsatte de med at drive den lille café ved Nyhavn, nu med en fornyet forståelse for hinandens styrker.En: Together, they continued to run the little café by Nyhavn, now with a renewed understanding of each other's strengths. Vocabulary Words:cozy: hyggeligprickled: prikkedeenthusiastically: entusiastiskcautious: forsigtigintroduce: introduceresolution: løsningtasting: smagningexcitement: spændingnervousness: nervøsitetbuzzed: summedesamples: smagsprøverfeedback: feedbackdiscussions: diskussionerneflared: blussedecues: stikordtrial period: forsøgsperiodebore fruit: bar frugtregulars: stamgæsterinnovation: innovationconcerns: bekymringerobstacles: hinderconsiderations: overvejelserstrengths: styrkercurious: nysgerrigegather: samlesurrounded: omgavpattern: rammefamiliar: velkendtseasonal: sæsonbetonederenewed: fornyet

Det finnes egentlig bare to grunnfølelser, mener Kirsten: på den ene siden: frykt og fryktbaserte følelser (angst, sinne, skyld, skam osv). Disse opplever vi som negative og vonde følelser. På den andre siden finner vi: trygghet, glede, ro, balanse og fred - den slags følelser opplever vi som gode og behagelige. De positive følelsene, de mestrer de fleste av oss. Men de fryktbaserte følelsene, som også er en viktig del av det å være menneske, kan for mange av oss bli såpass vanskelige å forholde oss til at vi avviser dem, bagatelliserer dem, overser dem i håp om at de skal forsvinne av seg selv. Det gjør de imidlertid ikke. Vi kan få en midlertidig lindring ved å avlede oss selv med telefon, mat, trening, alkohol, shopping, jobb osv, men de «vonde» følelsene forsvinner ikke før vi dekker de behovene som ligger bak…Kirsten Topp er opprinnelig dansk, hun er tidigere naturviter og potetforsker, men hun der også høysensitiv, elsker å hjelpe andre - og i dag jobber hun både som hypnoterapeut i tillegg til at hun har utviklet et egen samlingsbasert hypnoterapiutdanning i to deler: en grunnutdanning og en fordypningsdel der men går inn i mer spirituelle tema som regresjonsterapi, rensing av energier, sjelehenting, osv.For mer informasjon om Kirstens hypnoterapiutdanning som starter nytt kull i januar 2026. Sjekk ut: https://www.befree2live.no/Og for å sjekke ut Kistens tjenester (hun tilbyr nå terapi både på Gjøvik og i Oslo): www.topphynoterapi.noOg om du ønsker et norsk eksemplar av Banyans bok Følelsenes hemmelige språk, så kan de bestilles hos Kirsten til kr 350 + porto (70 kr)....Og meg kan du følge på Facebook under mitt navn - Mai Camilla Munkejord - eller på Instagram: @lamaskenfalle

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Heartbeats and Heritage: A Museum's Hidden Struggle Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-09-06-22-34-01-da Story Transcript:Da: Solen skinnede gennem de store, buede vinduer i Naturhistorisk Museum.En: The sun shone through the large, arched windows of the Naturhistorisk Museum.Da: Det var efterår, og lyset kastede lange skygger hen over de antikke udstillinger.En: It was autumn, and the light cast long shadows across the antique exhibits.Da: Der var en livlig summen af besøgende, som ivrigt udforskede den nye fossiludstilling.En: There was a lively buzz of visitors eagerly exploring the new fossil exhibit.Da: Inde i en af udstillingens sale stod Søren.En: Inside one of the exhibit halls stood Søren.Da: Han var paleontolog og havde arbejdet hårdt for at få denne udstilling klar.En: He was a paleontologist and had worked hard to get this exhibit ready.Da: Han følte sig til tider overskygget af sine kolleger, men nu var det hans tur til at skinne.En: He sometimes felt overshadowed by his colleagues, but now it was his turn to shine.Da: I det næste rum var Kirsten, en passioneret kurator.En: In the next room was Kirsten, a passionate curator.Da: Hun ønskede, at museet skulle blive kendt for denne udstilling.En: She wanted the museum to become known for this exhibit.Da: Det ville være hendes arv, hendes livsværk.En: It would be her legacy, her life's work.Da: Men indvendigt bar hun på en frygt for ikke at have opnået nok.En: But inside, she carried a fear of not having achieved enough.Da: Mathias, hendes bror, var i byen for at besøge hende.En: Mathias, her brother, was in town to visit her.Da: Han var hjertespecialist og havde altid været beskyttende over for Kirsten, især efter de mistede deres far til en hjertesygdom.En: He was a heart specialist and had always been protective of Kirsten, especially after they lost their father to a heart disease.Da: En morgen opdagede Kirsten noget skræmmende.En: One morning, Kirsten discovered something frightening.Da: Hun følte sig svag og urolig.En: She felt weak and uneasy.Da: Mathias var på besøg, og han insisterede på at tage hende med til en læge.En: Mathias was visiting, and he insisted on taking her to a doctor.Da: De fandt ud af, at hun havde en sjælden hjertetilstand.En: They found out that she had a rare heart condition.Da: Det var et chok for hende.En: It was a shock for her.Da: Kirsten var fast besluttet på at holde det hemmeligt.En: Kirsten was determined to keep it a secret.Da: Hun ønskede ikke at bekymre nogen og især ikke skuffe folk hende omkring.En: She did not want to worry anyone and especially not disappoint those around her.Da: Hun ville have, at udstillingen skulle være en succes.En: She wanted the exhibit to be a success.Da: Men hendes helbred truede hendes drømme.En: But her health threatened her dreams.Da: Dagen for udstillingsåbningen ankom.En: The day of the exhibit opening arrived.Da: Museet var fyldt med mennesker, og spændingen var til at tage og føle på.En: The museum was packed with people, and the excitement was palpable.Da: Kirsten styrtede rundt for at sikre, at alt gik som planlagt.En: Kirsten rushed around to ensure everything went as planned.Da: Stressen og trætheden havde dog sin pris.En: However, the stress and fatigue took their toll.Da: Pludselig, midt under åbningen, kollapsede Kirsten.En: Suddenly, in the middle of the opening, Kirsten collapsed.Da: Der var en larm af panik.En: There was a clamor of panic.Da: Søren og Mathias styrtede til for at hjælpe.En: Søren and Mathias rushed to help.Da: Søren var bange, men Mathias bevarede roen.En: Søren was frightened, but Mathias remained calm.Da: Han sørgede for, at hun hurtigt blev bragt til hospitalet.En: He made sure she was quickly taken to the hospital.Da: Mens Kirsten lå på hospitalet, åbnede Søren udstillingen som planlagt.En: While Kirsten lay in the hospital, Søren opened the exhibit as planned.Da: Han talte med omsorg i stemmen om Kirstens hårde arbejde og dedikation.En: He spoke with care in his voice about Kirsten's hard work and dedication.Da: Publikum klappede, og udstillingen blev en succes.En: The audience applauded, and the exhibit was a success.Da: Kirsten vågnede op og så sin bror ved hendes side.En: Kirsten woke up and saw her brother by her side.Da: Han mindede hende om, at det at bede om hjælp ikke er et svaghedstegn men en styrke.En: He reminded her that asking for help is not a sign of weakness but a strength.Da: I det øjeblik indså hun, at hun ikke behøvede at bære alt alene.En: In that moment, she realized she didn't need to carry everything alone.Da: Hun lærte at balancere sit helbred med sine ambitioner.En: She learned to balance her health with her ambitions.Da: Kirsten blev mere åben om sine behov og forstod, at hendes arv ikke kun var reliker på museet, men også de forhold, hun plejede med dem omkring hende.En: Kirsten became more open about her needs and understood that her legacy was not only relics in the museum, but also the relationships she nurtured with those around her.Da: Det var en ny begyndelse både for hende selv og museet.En: It was a new beginning both for herself and the museum. Vocabulary Words:shone: skinnedearched: buedeantique: antikkebuzz: summenpaleontologist: paleontologovershadowed: overskyggetcurator: kuratorlegacy: arvuneasy: uroligheart condition: hjertetilstandshock: chokdisappoint: skuffethreatened: truedepalpable: at tage og føle påcollapsed: kollapsedeclamor: larmfrightened: bangeremained: bevaredededication: dedikationapplauded: klappedereminded: mindedeweakness: svaghedstegnbalance: balancereambitions: ambitionerrelics: relikernurtured: plejedediscovered: opdagedeprotective: beskyttendeinsisted: insisteredefatigue: træthed

Topics discussed on today's show: National Tooth Fairy Day, Horned Rabbits, Death, Music News, Neanderthals, Kirstens, Politics, Something Evil, Birthdays, History Quiz, Something Evil, Party In Hope, Cracker Barrell, Sports News, Science News, Bathroom News, Robot Wombs, Housing News, Health News, Streaming News, Astrologists, Stay Or Go with guest judge Rodney: TWOFEW, What did you come home to?, and Apologies.

Fluent Fiction - Danish: From Tivoli to Inspiration: A Story of Unlikely Collaboration Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-05-30-22-34-01-da Story Transcript:Da: Foråret havde endelig bredt sine varme vinger over København.En: Spring had finally spread its warm wings over København.Da: I hjertet af byen, i Tivoli Gardens, var der liv og farver overalt.En: In the heart of the city, in Tivoli Gardens, there was life and color everywhere.Da: De krogede stier ledte gennem blomstrende haver, og duften af kandiserede æbler og frisk popcorn fyldte luften.En: The winding paths led through blooming gardens, and the scent of candied apples and fresh popcorn filled the air.Da: Det var tid til den årlige kulturfestival, en fejring af dansk tradition, musik og kunst.En: It was time for the annual culture festival, a celebration of Danish tradition, music, and art.Da: Lars gik gennem festivalens pulserende folkemængde.En: Lars walked through the festival's bustling crowd.Da: Han var en stille kunststuderende, der søgte inspiration til sit afsluttende projekt.En: He was a quiet art student seeking inspiration for his final project.Da: Han beundrede de farverige stande og de gamle karuseller, men følte sig overvældet af al virakken.En: He admired the colorful stands and the old carousels, but felt overwhelmed by all the commotion.Da: Lydene og menneskemyldret gjorde det svært for ham at fokusere.En: The sounds and throngs of people made it difficult for him to focus.Da: Fortabt i sine tanker, bemærkede Lars en kvinde med et kamera, som ivrigt fangede øjeblikke omkring hende.En: Lost in his thoughts, Lars noticed a woman with a camera, eagerly capturing moments around her.Da: Hendes navn var Kirsten.En: Her name was Kirsten.Da: Hun var alt det, han ikke var - udadvendt og modig.En: She was everything he was not—outgoing and brave.Da: Hun syntes fascineret af de små detaljer, der ofte gik ubemærket hen.En: She seemed fascinated by the small details that often went unnoticed.Da: Lars stoppede et øjeblik og så hende arbejde.En: Lars paused for a moment and watched her work.Da: Hendes entusiasme smittede, og han følte en pludselig impuls til at tale med hende.En: Her enthusiasm was infectious, and he felt a sudden impulse to talk to her.Da: Selv om hans hjerte bankede hurtigt, tog Lars et dybt åndedrag og samlede mod nok til at nærme sig hende.En: Even though his heart was pounding, Lars took a deep breath and gathered enough courage to approach her.Da: "Hej," begyndte han forsigtigt, "jeg er Lars.En: "Hi," he began cautiously, "I'm Lars.Da: Jeg bemærkede, hvor opmærksom du er på detaljerne her.En: I noticed how attentive you are to the details here.Da: Det er virkelig inspirerende."En: It's truly inspiring."Da: Kirsten kiggede op, hendes øjne mødtes med hans.En: Kirsten looked up, her eyes meeting his.Da: Hun smilede bredt.En: She smiled broadly.Da: "Hej Lars, jeg er Kirsten.En: "Hi Lars, I'm Kirsten.Da: Ja, jeg elsker at fange øjeblikkene, især når der er så meget kultur at opleve."En: Yes, I love capturing the moments, especially when there's so much culture to experience."Da: De to faldt i snak, delte ideer og synspunkter om kunsten og festivalen.En: The two fell into conversation, sharing ideas and views about art and the festival.Da: Lars fandt sig selv draget ind i en samtale, han havde frygtet, men nu nød han den fuldt ud.En: Lars found himself drawn into a conversation he had feared, but now he enjoyed it completely.Da: Han indså, at Kirstens perspektiver kunne tilføre ham noget nyt og værdifuldt.En: He realized that Kirsten's perspectives could add something new and valuable to him.Da: Da solen gik ned, og festivalens lys blev slukket, havde Lars og Kirsten besluttet at arbejde sammen på hans projekt.En: As the sun set and the festival lights dimmed, Lars and Kirsten decided to work together on his project.Da: De udvekslede kontaktoplysninger og lovede at mødes igen.En: They exchanged contact information and promised to meet again.Da: Lars følte en ny følelse af motivation og forventning til samarbejdet fremover.En: Lars felt a new sense of motivation and anticipation for the collaboration ahead.Da: På vej hjem fra Tivoli tænkte Lars på, hvordan denne uventede oplevelse åbnede døren for nye muligheder.En: On the way home from Tivoli, Lars thought about how this unexpected experience opened the door to new possibilities.Da: Hans angst for det ukendte var mindre skræmmende nu.En: His anxiety about the unknown was less intimidating now.Da: Dette møde med Kirsten havde vist ham værdien af at træde ud af komfortzonen og omfavne det uforudsigelige.En: This meeting with Kirsten had shown him the value of stepping out of his comfort zone and embracing the unpredictable.Da: Og på tegnebrættet derhjemme ventede en hel verden af nye ideer på at blive udforsket, ansporet af en behagelig dag i Tivoli Gardens.En: And on the drawing board at home, a whole world of new ideas awaited to be explored, spurred by a delightful day in Tivoli Gardens. Vocabulary Words:spread: bredtwinding: krogedeblooming: blomstrendeannual: årligecelebration: fejringbustling: pulserendequiet: stilleoverwhelmed: overvældetcommotion: virakkenthrongs: menneskemyldretlost: fortabtattentive: opmærksominspiring: inspirerendeeagerly: ivrigcapturing: fangedeperspectives: perspektiveradd: tilførevaluable: værdifuldtunexpected: uventedepossibilities: mulighederanxiety: angstintimidating: skræmmendeembrace: omfavneunpredictable: uforudsigeligeenthusiasm: entusiasmeinfectious: smittedeimpulse: impulscourage: modcaptured: fangedecollision: sammenstød

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Spring Surprises: Jens' Easter Gesture That Changed Everything Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-04-01-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: På en stille forårsmorgen, hvor fuglesang blandede sig med duften af nyudsprungen forårsblomster, gik Jens en tur i sit moderne kvarter i København.En: On a quiet spring morning, where birdsong mingled with the scent of newly blooming spring flowers, Jens took a walk in his modern neighborhood in København.Da: Det var påske, og mange af hans naboer pyntede deres hjem med påskeliljer og farverige æg.En: It was Easter, and many of his neighbors decorated their homes with daffodils and colorful eggs.Da: Jens nød sin faste rutine: en morgenkaffe og en gåtur ned ad de små, blomstrende veje.En: Jens enjoyed his regular routine: a morning coffee and a walk down the small, blossoming streets.Da: Jens levede et roligt liv, tilfreds med sine vaner og rytmer.En: Jens lived a peaceful life, content with his habits and rhythms.Da: Men der var én ting, som havde naget ham i de sidste par uger.En: But there was one thing that had been bothering him for the past few weeks.Da: Det var hans nabo Kirsten.En: It was his neighbor, Kirsten.Da: Han kendte hende ikke godt, men hun boede i lejligheden ved siden af hans.En: He didn't know her well, but she lived in the apartment next to his.Da: Jens havde bemærket, at Kirsten ofte så bekymret ud, og hendes gardiner var oftere end ikke trukket for.En: Jens had noticed that Kirsten often looked worried, and her curtains were more often than not drawn.Da: Rygter svirrede om, at hun planlagde at flytte til et andet land, noget Jens ikke kunne få til at hænge sammen, især da hun altid havde virket stilfærdig og tæt knyttet til sit hjem.En: Rumors swirled that she was planning to move to another country, something Jens couldn't make sense of, especially as she had always seemed quiet and closely attached to her home.Da: Jens følte et ansvar, men samtidigt en frygt for at træde over Kirstens grænser.En: Jens felt a responsibility, but at the same time a fear of overstepping Kirsten's boundaries.Da: Han vidste, at Kirsten måske ikke ønskede hans hjælp, men han kunne ikke bare ignorere det.En: He knew that Kirsten might not want his help, but he couldn't just ignore it.Da: Med påsken som perfekt anledning besluttede Jens at opsøge Kirsten med en lille gave – påskeæg – i håb om at få startet en samtale.En: With Easter as the perfect opportunity, Jens decided to visit Kirsten with a small gift—Easter eggs—in the hope of starting a conversation.Da: Da han bankede på hendes dør, åbnede Kirsten langsomt.En: When he knocked on her door, Kirsten opened it slowly.Da: Hendes ansigt viste spor af udmattelse, men hun formåede at smile svagt.En: Her face showed signs of exhaustion, but she managed to smile faintly.Da: Jens rakte hende æggene og sagde: "Glædelig påske, Kirsten.En: Jens handed her the eggs and said, "Happy Easter, Kirsten.Da: Jeg tænkte på, om vi kunne snakke lidt om påsketraditioner.En: I was wondering if we could talk a bit about Easter traditions.Da: Jeg har hørt noget underligt, og jeg blev bekymret."En: I've heard something strange, and I became concerned."Da: Kirsten tøvede, men inviterede ham indenfor.En: Kirsten hesitated but invited him in.Da: De satte sig ved spisebordet, hvor blomster fra hendes have prydede midten.En: They sat at the dining table, where flowers from her garden adorned the center.Da: Jens fortalte langsomt om rygterne, han havde hørt.En: Jens slowly shared the rumors he had heard.Da: "Jeg ville ikke presse dig," sagde han, "men hvis der er noget, jeg kan gøre for at hjælpe, vil jeg gerne."En: "I didn't want to pressure you," he said, "but if there's anything I can do to help, I'd like to."Da: Kirsten så længe ned på sine hænder, før hun begyndte at tale.En: Kirsten looked down at her hands for a long time before she began to speak.Da: Hun forklarede, hvor svært det havde været for hende at håndtere nogle personlige problemer alene.En: She explained how difficult it had been for her to handle some personal issues alone.Da: Flytningen var en flugtplan, uden egentlig at være hendes dybeste ønske.En: The move was an escape plan, without really being her deepest wish.Da: Jens lyttede opmærksomt og svarede: "Det lyder som om, du står overfor nogle store beslutninger.En: Jens listened attentively and replied, "It sounds like you're facing some big decisions.Da: Men det er okay at bede om hjælp.En: But it's okay to ask for help.Da: Ingen af os behøver at klare alting alene."En: None of us have to handle everything alone."Da: Deres samtale blev dyb og åbenhjertig.En: Their conversation became deep and candid.Da: Kirsten begyndte at forstå, at hun ikke behøvede at ændre sit liv så drastisk.En: Kirsten began to understand that she didn't need to change her life so drastically.Da: Hun kunne i stedet arbejde på at løse problemerne der, hvor hun havde rødder og støtte.En: She could instead work on solving the problems where she had roots and support.Da: Både Jens og Kirsten indså noget vigtigt.En: Both Jens and Kirsten realized something important.Da: Jens lærte, hvor meget det kunne betyde at række ud med omsorg.En: Jens learned how much it could mean to reach out with care.Da: Kirsten fandt ud af, at hun kunne stole på andre og dele sine byrder.En: Kirsten found out that she could trust others and share her burdens.Da: Som de skiltes, blev deres kvarter ved med at summe af liv og forårsglæde.En: As they parted, their neighborhood continued to buzz with life and spring joy.Da: Påsken havde bragt dem tættere sammen, og da Jens gik tilbage til sin lejlighed, vidste han, at dette blot var begyndelsen på et venskab.En: Easter had brought them closer together, and as Jens walked back to his apartment, he knew this was just the beginning of a friendship.Da: Kirsten, nu med fornyet håb, stod ved hendes vindue og betragtede verden med et lidt lysere blik.En: Kirsten, now with renewed hope, stood by her window and looked at the world with a slightly brighter gaze. Vocabulary Words:mingled: blandede sigblooming: nyudsprungendecorated: pyntederoutine: rutinecontent: tilfredscurtains: gardinerrumors: rygterswirled: svirrederesponsibility: ansvaroverstepping: træde overopportunity: anledninggift: gaveexhaustion: udmattelsemanaged: formåedefaintly: svagtpressure: presseattentively: opmærksomtcandid: åbenhjertigburdens: byrderdecisions: beslutningersupport: støtterenewed: fornyetgaze: blikquiet: stilleattached: knyttetbothering: nagetmove: flytteescape: flugtdrastically: drastiskrealized: indså

Nach fast 40 Jahren im selben Job einfach kündigen und noch einmal ganz neu anfangen? Genau das hat unsere liebe Kollegin Kirsten getan – und wir sprechen mit ihr über diesen mutigen Schritt. Viele Menschen fühlen sich in ihrem Job festgefahren, träumen von Veränderung, aber zögern aus Angst vor Unsicherheit. Kirsten hat es gewagt! Doch wie fühlt es sich an, nach so vielen Jahren einen völlig neuen Weg einzuschlagen?

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Finding Balance: A Winter's Tale of Risks and Partnerships Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-02-11-23-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Solen skinnede svagt gennem vinduerne i Startup Incubator.En: The sun shone faintly through the windows of the Startup Incubator.Da: Selvom det var vinter og koldt udenfor, summede lokalet af energi.En: Although it was winter and cold outside, the room buzzed with energy.Da: Ambitiøse unge iværksættere fyldte rummet med snak og drømme om succes.En: Ambitious young entrepreneurs filled the space with talk and dreams of success.Da: Midt i alt dette stod Soren og Kirsten ved deres lille kontorplads.En: In the midst of all this stood Soren and Kirsten at their small office space.Da: Soren, ivrig og anspændt, havde besluttet, at i dag var dagen, hvor de skulle købe nye kontorforsyninger.En: Soren, eager and tense, had decided that today was the day they needed to buy new office supplies.Da: "Vi skal imponere investorerne," sagde Soren entusiastisk.En: "We need to impress the investors," said Soren enthusiastically.Da: "Det kræver de rigtige kontormøbler."En: "That requires the right office furniture."Da: Kirsten, altid praktisk, nikkede.En: Kirsten, always practical, nodded.Da: "Vi har brug for en liste.En: "We need a list.Da: Og et budget," svarede hun.En: And a budget," she replied.Da: Hun trak en notesbog frem og begyndte at skrive.En: She pulled out a notebook and began to write.Da: Det næste stop var den nærliggende kontorforsyningsbutik, hvor lysrørene summede over de lange gange af artikler.En: The next stop was the nearby office supply store, where the fluorescent lights hummed over the long aisles of items.Da: Soren blev straks tiltrukket af det nye og stilfulde konferencebord, der næsten lignede noget fra en designmesse.En: Soren was immediately drawn to the new and stylish conference table, which looked almost like something from a design fair.Da: "Kirsten, kig på dette bord!En: "Kirsten, look at this table!Da: Det vil se fantastisk ud på vores kontor," sagde Soren og pegede ivrigt.En: It would look fantastic in our office," said Soren, pointing eagerly.Da: Kirsten kiggede på prisen.En: Kirsten looked at the price.Da: "Det er for dyrt.En: "It's too expensive.Da: Vi bør holde os til de basale ting.En: We should stick to the basics.Da: Vi har kun en begrænset sum," advarede hun.En: We only have a limited amount," she warned.Da: Soren smilede skævt.En: Soren smiled wryly.Da: "Vi skal bare tænke lidt større."En: "We just need to think a little bigger."Da: De begyndte at samle deres varer.En: They began picking out their items.Da: Kirsten valgte papirblokke, kuglepenne og praktiske opbevaringskasser.En: Kirsten chose notepads, pens, and practical storage boxes.Da: Soren lagde hæfter i kurven, som han troede ville imponere ved første blik.En: Soren added notebooks to the cart, which he thought would impress at first glance.Da: Men hovedattraktionen var stadig det dyre bord, som Kirsten modvilligt lod ham lægge i vognen.En: But the main attraction was still the expensive table, which Kirsten reluctantly allowed him to put in the cart.Da: Ved kassen kom sandheden frem.En: At the register, the truth came out.Da: De havde overskredet deres budget.En: They had exceeded their budget.Da: Kasseren kiggede venligt, men sekundernes stilhed føltes som minutter.En: The cashier looked kind, but the seconds of silence felt like minutes.Da: "Vi må beslutte os," sagde Kirsten med rynket pande.En: "We have to decide," said Kirsten with a furrowed brow.Da: Soren tænkte hurtigt.En: Soren thought quickly.Da: "Vi kan returnere noget af dekorationen," foreslog han, øjnene skiftede mellem Kirsten og bordet.En: "We can return some of the decorations," he suggested, his eyes shifting between Kirsten and the table.Da: Efter en kort, intens diskussion fandt de en løsning.En: After a short, intense discussion, they found a solution.Da: Soren skulle returnere sin posterlygte og blomstervaserne, som i virkeligheden var overflødige.En: Soren would return his poster lamp and the flower vases, which were really superfluous.Da: De besluttede at dele udgiften til bordet som en personlig investering i deres drøm.En: They decided to share the cost of the table as a personal investment in their dream.Da: Da de gik tilbage til startup inkubatoren, bar de på de essentielle forsyninger og selvfølgelig det stilfulde bord.En: As they returned to the startup incubator, they carried the essential supplies and, of course, the stylish table.Da: Soren følte respekt for Kirstens evne til at planlægge.En: Soren felt respect for Kirsten's ability to plan.Da: Samtidig lærte Kirsten at se potentialet i at tage risici, når det var nødvendigt.En: At the same time, Kirsten learned to see the potential in taking risks when necessary.Da: De gik ind i fællesrummet, hvor lyset skinnede ind og gav en varm glød i kontrast til vinterkulden udenfor.En: They entered the common room, where the light shone in, giving a warm glow in contrast to the winter cold outside.Da: Sammen satte de bordet op, klar til næste uges store møde.En: Together, they set up the table, ready for the big meeting next week.Da: Soren og Kirsten vidste, at de havde fundet en balance mellem ambitioner og realiteter.En: Soren and Kirsten knew they had found a balance between ambition and realities.Da: Den vinterdag i kontorforsyningsbutikken var en start på mere end blot en virksomhed; det var begyndelsen på et stærkere partnerskab.En: That winter day in the office supply store was the beginning of more than just a business; it was the start of a stronger partnership. Vocabulary Words:faintly: svagtambitious: ambitiøseentrepreneurs: iværksættereeager: ivrigimpress: imponereenthusiastically: entusiastiskpractical: praktiskbudget: budgetfluorescent: lysrøreneaisles: gangestylish: stilfuldeconference table: konferencebordexpensive: dyrtdecorations: dekorationensuperfluous: overflødigeinvestors: investorernenotepads: papirblokkepractical storage boxes: praktiske opbevaringskasserwryly: skævtexceeded: overskredetcashier: kasserenfurrowed brow: rynkede pandesolution: løsningreturn: returnereflower vases: blomstervasernecommon room: fællesrummetglow: glødcontrast: kontrastrealities: realiteterbeginning: begyndelsen

Hvordan skaber vi reel handling bag ESG-rapporternes ord?  I tredje afsnit af Fra dygtig til bæredygtig besøger vi Villemajgaard, der ligger mellem Vejen og Ribe. Her møder vi Kirsten Andreasen og bæredygtighedsrådgiver Marlene Roswall Hansen fra SAGRO for at udforske, hvordan ESG-rapportering kan blive en praktisk og værdifuld del af dagligdagen. I stalden, på kontoret og ude på gårdspladsen går vi tæt på Kirstens arbejde med ESG-rapporten, og hvordan rapportens data omsættes til konkrete forbedringer. Marlene deler tips til at gøre rapporten til et effektivt ledelsesværktøj, der skaber værdi både økonomisk og bæredygtigt. Med vært Mikkel Homann Carøe som guide bliver du inspireret til at tage det næste skridt fra rapport til handling på din bedrift.

Kirsten hat ihr Wunschgewicht erreicht - und das TROTZ Hashimoto

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Love Among the Leaves: A Proposal at Tivoli Gardens Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/love-among-the-leaves-a-proposal-at-tivoli-gardens Story Transcript:Da: Tivoli Gardens var et magisk sted om efteråret.En: Tivoli Gardens was a magical place in the fall.Da: Bladene faldt som gyldne skrøbelige skatte over de brostensbelagte stier.En: The leaves fell like golden fragile treasures over the cobblestone paths.Da: Luften var fyldt med duften af græskar og varm chokolade.En: The air was filled with the scent of pumpkins and hot chocolate.Da: Halloween dekorationerne gav en legende atmosfære.En: The Halloween decorations gave a playful atmosphere.Da: Niels gik nervøst gennem folkemængden.En: Niels walked nervously through the crowd.Da: Han kiggede ned i lommen igen.En: He looked down into his pocket again.Da: Der var ringen, som han ønskede at præsentere for Kirsten.En: There was the ring, which he wanted to present to Kirsten.Da: Niels var en omhyggelig planlægger.En: Niels was a careful planner.Da: Han havde tænkt over hvert skridt.En: He had thought through every step.Da: Han ville stille det store spørgsmål under det lysende pariserhjul.En: He wanted to pop the big question under the glowing Ferris wheel.Da: Kirsten elskede Tivoli.En: Kirsten loved Tivoli.Da: Hun elskede også overraskelser, men ikke Niels' evige planer, som hun syntes kunne være lidt rigide.En: She also loved surprises, but not Niels' constant plans, which she thought could be a little rigid.Da: Sofie, deres nære ven, havde lovet at hjælpe Niels med forberedelserne.En: Sofie, their close friend, had promised to help Niels with the preparations.Da: Hun havde skaffet billetter til en særlig Halloween-forestilling tæt på stedet, hvor Niels ville fri.En: She had secured tickets for a special Halloween show near the spot where Niels would propose.Da: Men folkemængden var større end forventet, og alt var forsinket.En: But the crowd was larger than expected, and everything was delayed.Da: Sofie kæmpede med at holde planerne hemmelige, og Kirsten begyndte at mærke, at der var noget galt.En: Sofie struggled to keep the plans secret, and Kirsten began to feel that something was wrong.Da: “Må vi ikke tage en pause ved det store springvand?” foreslog Kirsten.En: "Can't we take a break by the big fountain?" Kirsten suggested.Da: Hun vidste ikke, hvorfor Niels så stresset ud.En: She didn't know why Niels looked so stressed.Da: Niels så nervøst på sit ur.En: Niels nervously checked his watch.Da: Han vidste, at noget var ved at gå galt.En: He knew something was going wrong.Da: Men han nikkede modvilligt.En: But he nodded reluctantly.Da: På det samme tidspunkt vrimlede det med hekse og monstre, der fejrede Halloween.En: At the same time, witches and monsters swarmed around, celebrating Halloween.Da: Musikken spillede højt, og børnene skreg af glæde.En: The music played loudly, and the children screamed with joy.Da: Niels blev mere og mere ængsteligt.En: Niels became increasingly anxious.Da: Da de endelig nåede til pariserhjulet, var det lukket for aftenen.En: When they finally reached the Ferris wheel, it was closed for the evening.Da: “Kirsten...,” begyndte Niels nervøst.En: "Kirsten...," Niels began nervously.Da: Men lige som han satte sig på knæ, snublede en mand i monsterkostume ind i ham, og ringen fløj ud af hans hånd.En: But just as he knelt down, a man in a monster costume stumbled into him, and the ring flew out of his hand.Da: Kirsten udbrød et grin.En: Kirsten let out a laugh.Da: Manden undskyldte klodset, mens både Niels og Kirsten ledte efter ringen blandt de faldne blade.En: The man clumsily apologized while both Niels and Kirsten searched for the ring among the fallen leaves.Da: I stedet for at blive irriteret, besluttede Niels sig for at tage en dyb indånding.En: Instead of getting annoyed, Niels decided to take a deep breath.Da: “Det hele er lidt kaotisk,” sagde han og mødte Kirstens blik.En: "It's all a bit chaotic," he said, meeting Kirsten's gaze.Da: “Men det handler ikke om perfekte planer. Jeg vil bare spørge, om du vil gifte dig med mig.”En: "But it's not about perfect plans. I just want to ask if you will marry me."Da: Kirsten smilede strålende.En: Kirsten smiled brightly.Da: “Ja!” svarede hun enkelt og lagde sine arme omkring ham.En: "Yes!" she answered simply, wrapping her arms around him.Da: Sofie, der havde observeret det hele fra en distance, slap et lettet suk og klappede i hænderne.En: Sofie, who had observed everything from a distance, let out a relieved sigh and clapped her hands.Da: Niels havde lært en vigtig lektie den aften i Tivoli.En: Niels learned an important lesson that night in Tivoli.Da: Det handler ikke om planernes perfektion, men om ægte øjeblikke.En: It's not about the perfection of plans, but about genuine moments.Da: Han behøvede ikke alt til at være perfekt; han havde brug for kærlighed, og det havde han fundet lige der, blandt kaosset og grinene.En: He didn't need everything to be perfect; he needed love, and he found it right there, among the chaos and laughter. Vocabulary Words:magical: magiskfragile: skrøbeligecobblestone: brostensbelagtenervously: nervøstplanner: planlæggerrigid: rigidepreparations: forberedelsernesecured: skaffetvenue: stedetdelayed: forsinketfountain: springvandstressed: stressetreluctantly: modvilligtswarmed: vrimledeanxious: ængsteligtstumbled: snubledeclumsily: klodsetapologized: undskyldtegaze: blikchaotic: kaotiskgenuine: ægtechaos: kaossetlaughter: grinenelesson: lektiesurprises: overraskelsertreasures: skatteplayful: legendestruggled: kæmpedereached: nåederelieved: lettet

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Women are offered CTG's in the hope that complications can be identified and intercepted… but is this what happens? Are there better outcomes when we include CTG as part of maternity care? Today Mel invites Dr Kirsten Small to ask if there is EVER a good reason to offer or accept a CTG. Kisten is a career academic, retired obstetrician and an industry expert in the use of CTG foetal heart rate monitoring, Kirstens PhD is on the topic of CTG and She is the mistress and owner of birthsmalltalk.com where she offers free and evidence based information about the use and misuse of CTG monitoring. You can enjoy more of Kirstens offerings and education seminars at her blog birthsmalltalk.com To get on the mailing list for the podcast and to access the resource folders for each episode, visit www.melaniethemidwife.com Premium podcast members Hub Being a premium podcast member gives you access to the transcript and additional resources for each episode AND the 'ask Mel a question' button so you can submit questions for the monthly 'Ask me anything' episode. Only available in the premium podcast members hub Find out all the details here You can find out more about Mel @melaniethemidwife Disclaimer: The information and resources provided on this podcast does not, and is not intended to, constitute or replace medical or midwifery advice. Instead, all information provided is intended for education, with it's application intended for discussion between yourself and your care provider and/or workplace if you are a health professional. The Great Birth Rebellion podcast reserves the right to supplement, edit, change, delete any information at any time. Whilst we have tried to maintain accuracy and completeness of information, we do not warrant or guarantee the accuracy or currency of the information. The podcast accepts no liability for any loss, damage or unfavourable outcomes howsoever arising out of the use or reliance on the content. This podcast is not a replacement for midwifery or medical clinical care.

Most women will be offered CTG monitoring through their labour… but does it make a difference to the health of the mum and baby? In this episode Mel invites Kirsten to talk about the use of CTG foetal heart rate monitoring during labour and birth. This is a conscious re-edit of episode 12 - we've bumped it here to be part of our CTG series through episodes 111, 112 and 113. Check out Kirstens work @birthsmalltalk on instagram and twitter and www.birthsmalltalk.com To get on the mailing list for the podcast and to access the resource folders for each episode, visit www.melaniethemidwife.com Premium podcast members Hub Being a premium podcast member gives you access to the transcript and additional resources for each episode AND the 'ask Mel a question' button so you can submit questions for the monthly 'Ask me anything' episode. Only available in the premium podcast members hub Find out all the details here You can find out more about Mel @melaniethemidwife Disclaimer: The information and resources provided on this podcast does not, and is not intended to, constitute or replace medical or midwifery advice. Instead, all information provided is intended for education, with it's application intended for discussion between yourself and your care provider and/or workplace if you are a health professional. The Great Birth Rebellion podcast reserves the right to supplement, edit, change, delete any information at any time. Whilst we have tried to maintain accuracy and completeness of information, we do not warrant or guarantee the accuracy or currency of the information. The podcast accepts no liability for any loss, damage or unfavourable outcomes howsoever arising out of the use or reliance on the content. This podcast is not a replacement for midwifery or medical clinical care.

Women are offered CTG's through pregnancy in the hope that complications can be identified and intercepted… but is this what happens? Are there better outcomes when we include CTG as part of pregnancy care or assessments? Today Mel invites Dr Kirsten Small who is a career academic, retired obstetrician and an industry expert in the use of CTG foetal heart rate monitoring, Kirstens PhD is on the topic of CTG and She is the mistress and owner of birthsmalltalk.com where she offers free and evidence based information about the use and misuse of CTG monitoring. You can enjoy more of Kirstens offerings and education seminars at her blog birthsmalltalk.com To get on the mailing list for the podcast and to access the resource folders for each episode, visit www.melaniethemidwife.com Premium podcast members Hub Being a premium podcast member gives you access to the transcript and additional resources for each episode AND the 'ask Mel a question' button so you can submit questions for the monthly 'Ask me anything' episode. Only available in the premium podcast members hub Find out all the details here You can find out more about Mel @melaniethemidwife Disclaimer: The information and resources provided on this podcast does not, and is not intended to, constitute or replace medical or midwifery advice. Instead, all information provided is intended for education, with it's application intended for discussion between yourself and your care provider and/or workplace if you are a health professional. The Great Birth Rebellion podcast reserves the right to supplement, edit, change, delete any information at any time. Whilst we have tried to maintain accuracy and completeness of information, we do not warrant or guarantee the accuracy or currency of the information. The podcast accepts no liability for any loss, damage or unfavourable outcomes howsoever arising out of the use or reliance on the content. This podcast is not a replacement for midwifery or medical clinical care.

Kirsten Topp er ikke bare hypnoterapeut, men også hypnoterapilærer og grunnleggeren av BeFree2Live, en samlingsbasert ettårig hypnoterapiutdanning som nå er åpen for påmelding. Jeg er så begeistret for hypnoterapiretningen Kirsten tilbyr at jeg inviterte Kirsten til denne samtalen for å løfte frem denne utdanningsmuligheten for dere som kjenner at DETTE er noe for meg. Kirsten er opprinnelig fra Danmark. Hun har bakgrunn som akademiker og forsker. Hun har alltid vært nysgjerrig og lest mye - men hun har også alltid vært intuitiv og høysensitiv. Da hun gikk ned for telling for andre gang da barna var små, bestemte hun seg for å tre ut av akademia, enda hun elsket å forske. I stedet brukte hun tid på personlig utvikling, tok nye utdanninger, og ble etter hvert en meget godt kvalifisert hypnoterapeut.  Etter hvert dukket det opp en ny trang: hun skulle utvikle og starte en egen hypnoterapiutdanning! Norge trenger flere terapeuter som er i stand til å ikke bare snakke med mennesker om vansker, problemer, smerter og angster, men også å identifisere og forløse rotårsaken.  Lytt til episoden og lær mer om Kirstens egen historie, hva hypnoterapi er, og mer spesifikt om BeFree2Live hypnoterapiutdanningen som nå tar opp et nytt kull. Sentrale verktøy man lærer i denne utdanningen er blant annet  å gjøre regresjoner, indre barn arbeid (som hun kaller informert barn teknikk), og egne teknikker for å bidra til å møte, føle og forløse de sårene klienten ble påført den gang da… For, så lenge barndommens sår ikke er forløst, ligger våre  ufølte følelser som betente sår i vår underbevissthet og skaper ulike vansker og smerter for oss. Som hypnoterapeut kan man hjelpe klienten til å reprogrammere hjernen slik at klienten plutselig klarer å slutte å røyke, gi slipp på overvekt, føle seg trygg i egen kropp, bli kvitt den tilbakevendende migrenen, redusere sceneskrekken, øke selvfølelsen, få en tettere kobling på vår sjel, eller hva vi enn måtte drømme om. Boktips: Følelsenes språk (The secret language of feelings) av C. Banyan Many lives, many masters av Brian Weiss og Breaking the habit of being yourself av Joe Dispenza Mer informasjon om BeFree2Live hypnoterapiutdanning: sjekk ut https://www.befree2live.no/ For mer informasjon om Kirsten Topps og hennes terapeutiske tilbud, sjekk https://www.topphypnoterapi.no/ Ta også gjerne direkte kontakt med Kirsten på mobil 90052198 eller e-post: kirsten.topp@gmail.com Og meg kan du følge på Instagram på @lamaskenfalle, under mitt navn på Facebook (Mai Camilla Munkejord), og mine tjenester finner du på https://lamaskenfalle.com/ Skulle du ønske å vippse noen kroner til LA MASKEN FALLE Podcast, så er any amount much appreciated, VIPPS i så fall til 775376 - LA MASKEN FALLE m/ Mai Munkejord. Og skulle du vite om en organisasjon som resonnerer med meg og som kan være en passende sponsor for min podcast (typ vinn-vinn situasjon) - så ikke nøl med å sette oss i kontakt med hverandre. Jeg ønsker rett og slett å begynne å tjene noen kroner på mitt hjertebarn - og det uten konvensjonell reklame:)

In this episode of the Shane Walsh Fitness Podcast I spoke with Dietitian, Author and Founder of the Food Treatment Clinic Kirsten Jackson. Kirstens brand new book "Take control of your IBS" is an incredible step by step guide on how to manage your IBS. @the.ibsdietitian on Instagram Buy Take control of your IBS Amazon Easons Some of the topics we speak about include: What is the best way to get a diagnosis? Is the Low-FODMAP Diet Really the Holy Grail? The IBS pillars Why do you think there has been an increase in IBS over recent years? What role does histamine intolerance play with IBS? Guidance around relationships and IBS Best things to do when you have a flare up Supplements to take/avoid for IBS Should we be worrying about sweeteners Alcohol and IBS - THE TRUTH   Ultimate Guide on how to lose weight w/o counting calories = FREE DOWNLOAD Online coaching www.shanewalshfitness.com/onlinecoaching

I marts måned kunne Politikens læsere to søndage i træk møde en usædvanlig opfordring i spalterne. 'Del din aborthistorie'. Sådan lød overskriften på noten, der rakte ud til ældre kvinder, der blev gravide, før aborten blev fri, og som valgte at få en illegal abort. Anledningen for noten var, at det i år er 50 år siden, at loven om abort til 12 graviditetsuge blev vedtaget i Danmark. Inde på avisen håbede journalisterne Camilla Stockmann og Silja Thøgersen på, at nogen ville reagere. I det her afsnit er Camilla i studiet for at fortælle Kirstens historie. For Kirsten er en af de kvinder, der skrev tilbage. Sammen med Lis, Marie, Hanne, Tove og de andre kvinder leverer hun et stykke danmarkshistorie. De fortæller noget, der ikke er blevet fortalt. Ofte fordi de har skammet sig så meget, at de ikke engang har fortalt deres nærmeste om aborten. Deres fortællinger kaster lys over en ikke så fjern fortid, hvor kvinder kunne blive så desperate over en uønsket graviditet, at de risikerede alt for at afbryde den. Også deres eget liv.

This week is all about dreams, lucid dreaming and what it could be. Kirstens niece tells her experience asking what day and time it was in her dream!

Today I chat with one of my all time favourite people, Dr Kirstin Lauritzen. In this episode we discuss, at length the mental and emotional origin of disease. Kirstin has evolved her practice to incorporating mind body medicine and is seeing incredible healing take place. Dr Kirstens contact details are in the show notes if you would like to get in contact with her. And please don't forget to rate and review the podcast on Apple or Spotify - its the ratings that get the information out to a wider audience. You can contact Dr K right here https://drkirstin.com and on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/drkirstin/?hl=en Buy Thrive https://www.penguinrandomhouse.co.za/book/thrive-healthy-recipes-break-diet-rules/9781485901525 Website · Instagram · FaceBook · X · BioSite · LinkedIn · YouTube

Today I chat with one of my all time favourite people, Dr Kirstin Lauritzen. In this episode we discuss, at length the mental and emotional origin of disease. Kirstin has evolved her practice to incorporating mind body medicine and is seeing incredible healing take place. Dr Kirstens contact details are in the show notes if you would like to get in contact with her. And please don't forget to rate and review the podcast on Apple or Spotify - its the ratings that get the information out to a wider audience. You can contact Dr K right here https://drkirstin.com and on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/drkirstin/?hl=en Buy Thrive https://www.penguinrandomhouse.co.za/book/thrive-healthy-recipes-break-diet-rules/9781485901525

To continue Kirstens theme of haunted stuff, this weeks story time is going to cover 5 of the most haunted places in America. Starting at number 10 and working down to the most haunted place in America, this is part one of 2, where we will talk about The Marshall House, The Bell Witch Cave, Waverly Hills Sanatorium, West Virginia State Penitentiary, and The Winchester Mystery House. Follow us here----> https://linktr.ee/TCSTpodcastOur Patreon is LIVE!! ---> patreon.com/user?u=68205624https://www.attractionsofamerica.com/travel/top-10-most-haunted-places-in-the-united-states.phphttps://ghostcitytours.com/savannah/haunted-places/haunted-hotels/marshall-house-hotel/https://www.treehugger.com/spooky-history-of-bell-witch-cave-4863392https://www.americanhauntingsink.com/waverlytbhttps://www.legendsofamerica.com/west-virginia-penitentiary/https://allthatsinteresting.com/winchester-mystery-house

This week Kyla tells us some exorcism stories.Kirsten tells us about the Bridgewater triangle and all its creepy things.Kirstens sources: Morbid, The last podcast on the left

First true crime episode of the new year and unfortunately Kirsten is unable to be with us this week. Her whole family is sick and she is trying to prevent anyone else from getting whatever they had. So Michelle is here giving you Kirstens case this week on the Toolbox Killers. It is a pretty rough one so proceed with caution.Follow us here----> https://linktr.ee/TCSTpodcastOur Patreon is LIVE!! ---> patreon.com/user?u=68205624https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawrence_Bittaker_and_Roy_Norrishttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66FezvTmreI

To conclude Kirstens little series she's had going on about Ed and Lorraine Warren, she is going to be telling us the story (as depicted in the movies) of the Haunting in Connecticut. Follow us here----> https://linktr.ee/TCSTpodcasthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Haunting_in_Connecticuthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Haunting_in_Connecticut_2:_Ghosts_of_Georgia

This week we have pulled an old audio with Kirsten and her friend Eve. Eve reads a super spooky ghost story. Happy thanksgiving!

Today, I sit down with my friend, Kirsten. We talk about Kirstens heart condition, people pleasing, taking care of yourself, self esteem being tied to productivity, Georgia's car getting stolen, living with invisible illness, and much more!    Our next book club will be “Orange is the New Black” by Piper Kerman   I have WOTP merch! You can buy a brand new Wife of the Party mug, shirt, or a tote bag at https://bertyboyproductions.com/wife-of-the-party    If you have any questions you would like me to answer on the podcast feel free to email me from my website at https://bertyboyproductions.com/wife-of-the-party    I have new Freewaters slides! Check them out here: https://freewaters.com/products/the-berty-slide-womens-sandal    Check out the new Wife of the Party Facebook groups here: https://www.facebook.com/wifeotp/groups    Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast!

This weeks Kyla tells us a story about a coffee drink that makes things become violent. Kirstens story is the 401 flight that crashed and had ghost on other planes from that flight. Josh reads us a reddit story about a camper who did not make it out!Kirstens sourceshttps://sites.google.com/site/eastern401/passenger-listhttps://www.ozy.com/true-and-stories/flying-the-ghostly-skies/232247/Astonishing legends

Kirsten and Alexis welcome guest Kirsten Krason on the podcast. Kirsten Krason (yes...two Kirstens on the podcast today) is an interior designer. And yes...two Kirstens and two interior designers. During our conversation we discussed: +Kirsten's feelings of being average--and not having something she felt she was really good at. +How she navigated postpartum depression after having her babies. +What she did during challenging times in her life and how that led her to discover her passion.  +The story behind House of Jade. +Working to create a partnership in her marriage while becoming a successful entrepreneur.  Links to Kirsten Krason: House of Jade Interiors Instagram House of Jade Interiors Private FB Group.    (Click to JOIN) House of Jade Interiors Facebook https://houseofjadeinteriors.com/ ______________________________________________________________ Sharing Her Journey Instagram Sharing Her Journey Facebook Connect with Alexis on Instagram Connect with Kirsten on Instagram  

Continuing on in Kirstens journey. Next up is Freddy Kreuger. Another classic halloween figure. In this episode, she goes through the details of the first 3 movies and then part 2 will be uploaded next week with the following 3 movies. Follow us here----> https://linktr.ee/TCSTpodcasthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Nightmare_on_Elm_Street 1984https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Nightmare_on_Elm_Street_2:_Freddy%27s_Revenge 1985https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Nightmare_on_Elm_Street_3:_Dream_Warriors 1987

This week Kirsten and Kylas stories go together. Kirsten tells us the history of the Ouija boards, and Kyla shares some reddit stories of Ouija boards. Josh tells us some spooky black eyed kids stories.Kirstens sources: Morbid and ATWWD

This week Kyla tells us about the Ackley house, the first legally haunted house. Kirsten's talks about Princess Dianas death, was it an accident, and the conspiracy behind it. Was it an accident or on purpose? Josh tells us some black eyed kids stories.Kylas source:https://www.housebeautiful.com/lifestyle/a40706898/haunted-ackley-house-true-story/Kirstens:https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/666326-if-diana-was-still-alive-would-prince-charles-and-camilla-be-marriedhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeathofDiana,Princessof_Wales#:~:text=Diana%20and%20Fayed%20then%20departed,in%20front%20of%20the%20hotel.https://www.rupissed.com/blood_alcohol_limits.htmlPodcast: the conspiracy theory of everything

Fahrt ihr noch mit dem Werder-Hypetrain? Lennart, Kirsten und Sina sind sich uneinig und diskutieren für euch das Spiel in Bochum. Host Lennart konnte das Spiel leider nicht sehen und ist daher auf Kirstens und Sinas Stadion-Blick angewiesen. Für Augsburg reicht die Expertise dann nur noch für den Fanartikel der Woche. Auf geht's, wir nehmen euch Huckepack in die neue Woche: Weserfunk 185!

Fahrt ihr noch mit dem Werder-Hypetrain? Lennart, Kirsten und Sina sind sich uneinig und diskutieren für euch das Spiel in Bochum. Host Lennart konnte das Spiel leider nicht sehen und ist daher auf Kirstens und Sinas Stadion-Blick angewiesen. Für Augsburg reicht die Expertise dann nur noch für den Fanartikel der Woche. Auf geht's, wir nehmen euch Huckepack in die neue Woche: Weserfunk 185!

This week Kyla tells us about a story from Black Star cannon, and how someone probably seen a skin walker. Kirsten talks about the Emerald tablet and if it's real. Even if its not it has a great historical importance. Josh also has a skin walker story, possibly in Australia while camping and how his friend was maybe swapped with one. Kirstens sources: Rituals on Spotify httpshttps://www.ancient-origins.net/myths-legends/legendary-emerald-tablet-001956://www.thoughtco.com/tria-prima-three-primes-of-alchemy-603699https://www.ancient-origins.net/myths-legends/legendary-emerald-tablet-001956

This week we only have Kyla and Kirsten. Kyla tells us about Mokele-mbembe, after telling us was cryptids are. Its like a long neck Dino. Kirsten goes into part two of MK Ultra, and the start of the CIA. Email us: theweirdandsuspicious@gmail.comInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/theweirdandsuspicious/Kirstens sources; the last podcast no the lefthttps://www.wired.com/2010/04/0413mk-ultra-authorized/https://www.mayoclinic.org/drugs-supplements/scopolamine-transdermal-route/side-effects/drg-20072848?p=1https://www.drugs.com/illicit/devils-breath.htmlhttps://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/22/books/chapters/0722-1st-wein.htmlhttps://www.britannica.com/topic/Pentagon

This week Kyla talks about the mysterious deaths of the men who had on lead mask and had a creepy note. Were they trying to contact the aliens? We may never know. Kirstens story was a little long but she reads the dear David ghost story! Here is the link for that!https://wakelet.com/wake/e6275d03-7bce-4789-9961-f3a04723cc71Josh just sits in and has commentary, which we always love!Email us: theweirdandsuspicious@gmail.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theweirdandsuspicious/

Kirstens back with another story time! This is part one of two part series. This story comes from the subreddit DarkTales and is from the user 10MinuteHorror and is about a prison break gone.... weird? You'll just have to listen for yourself to understand. Link to story will be below.Go subscribe to our Patreon! We will be posting raw, uncut versions of our episodes along with an extra exclusive episode once a month! So if you're interested in seeing those, you can find them on there! The link will be at the top of the Linktree, which is listed below.Linktree: https://linktr.ee/TCSTpodcastStory: https://www.reddit.com/r/DarkTales/comments/u9sj4t/i_was_involved_in_a_prison_break_but_ended_up/Reddit User: https://www.reddit.com/user/10MinuteHorror/

Kirstens back with another story time! This is part one of two part series. This story comes from the subreddit DarkTales and is from the user 10MinuteHorror and is about a prison break gone.... weird? You'll just have to listen for yourself to understand. Link to story will be below. Go subscribe to our Patreon! We will be posting raw, uncut versions of our episodes along with an extra exclusive episode once a month! So if you're interested in seeing those, you can find them on there! The link will be at the top of the Linktree, which is listed below.Linktree: https://linktr.ee/TCSTpodcastStory: https://www.reddit.com/r/DarkTales/comments/u9sj4t/i_was_involved_in_a_prison_break_but_ended_up/Reddit User: https://www.reddit.com/user/10MinuteHorror/

Kyla is back! She is touching on the dead children playground in a cemetery in Alabama! Kirstens tells us about BEK aka black eyed kids, so much creepy kids in this episode. Anyway don't ever help out strange kids because they'll probably just evil. Josh shares some more creepy forest stories that will forever keep some of us away from national forest!Email: theweirdandsuspicious@gmail.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theweirdandsuspicious/Kirstens sources: Morbid Podcast, ATWWD podcast, and Astonishing Legends podcast

This week it is Kirstens birthday and Joshes!Kirsten tells us about the greek mythology behind giants. Uranus was a bad dad, and not all of the giants were mean monsters, Josh tells us some more missing person stories from Nation Forest, and more on mysterious stairs. For their birthdays tell a friend about the podcast if you love it!Email: theweirdandsuspicious@gmail.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theweirdandsuspicious/

Today we wanted to open up the topic about the most recent outbreak of Avian Flu and hear Kirstens real life and very recent experience with Avian Flu and having to cull her whole flock. We are so grateful to her for sitting down with us to talk about this very tough topic. Kirsten is a published author and is mostly known for being the Homestead Communitys "goose lady". You can find Kirsten on Instagram at hostilevalleyliving and at hostilevalleyliving.comPlease join us in listening to what happened, how they dealt with it, and their plans going forward. For more information about Avian Influenza please visit https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocus/animalhealth/animal-disease-information/avian/avian-influenza/hpai-2022/2022-hpai-wild-birds 

Kirsten Weatherford was born and adopted in Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania has some very odd eligibility requirements for adoptees seeking access to their documents. Join me as Kirsten and I talk about these requirements, her personal journey in requesting her adoption file, and her efforts to be present for young adoptees. Kirsten is the author of the book Finding My Way Home. She was a guest on Haley Radkes podcast. Kirstens can be heard on episode 168 of Adoptees on, as part of the Estrangement Series. Kirsten has a blog, nomoremisfit.com, and can also be found on Instagram @nomoremistfit Mentioned in the show: Pennsylvania law: health.Pa.gov. Enter: Information for adoptees in the search bar KidsPeace Pennsylvania Foster Care and Community Programs(Facebook page): an organization hired by the state of Pennsylvania to provide intermediary services Benaroya Research Institute: Benroya is a research group looking into the causes and cures for autoimmune disorders. Support resources: Adoption Trauma Network on Facebook National Association of Adopted People Adoptees Connect Adult Survivors of Foster Care lGBTQIA+Adoptee Adoptees, NPEs, Donor Conceived and Other Genetic Identity Seekers (facebook) RAINN: not adoptee specific; provides support for survivors of sexual abuse Al-Anon: not adoptee specific; a group for people impacted by others substance abuse Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous: not adoptee specific; groups for people dealing with alcohol and drug addiction

Erika Curry is a writer/performer and the co-host of the Trashy Trashy Podcast. She's also a big fan of a classic cult film DROP DEAD GORGEOUS (1999) starring the drop-dead-gorgeous Denise Richards, Allison Janney, Amy Adams, Brittany Murphy and a couple of Kirstens. Go watch that hilarious film right now (on Tubi, for free!), then tune in for our semiotic analysis. Episode Links: Erika's IG Erika's Twitter Trashy Trashy Podcast Joe's Patreon Mr. Owl's Website (our music composer) Email us at shutuppod@gmail.com Twitter/Instagram: @shutupiloveit1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shutupiloveit1/

Erika Curry is a writer/performer and the co-host of the Trashy Trashy Podcast. She's also a big fan of a classic cult film DROP DEAD GORGEOUS (1999) starring the drop-dead-gorgeous Denise Richards, Allison Janney, Amy Adams, Brittany Murphy and a couple of Kirstens. Go watch that hilarious film right now (on Tubi, for free!), then tune in for our semiotic analysis. Episode Links: Erika's IG Erika's Twitter Trashy Trashy Podcast Joe's Patreon Mr. Owl's Website (our music composer) Email us at shutuppod@gmail.com Twitter/Instagram: @shutupiloveit1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shutupiloveit1/

Have you been surviving or thriving during the pandemic?This week, Kirstens takes the mic solo and has an honest chat about what has been unfolding in her life.  She gets real about her recent relationship turned break up, finding fitness outlets, and staying mentally strong. Laughters, tears, and excitement are all shared in this soulful podcast with Kirsten.For the Mindset Program Kirsten Shares:You can visit the MindFix site at http://www.mindfixgroup.com or check out this video to learn about what they do >>. *Mention that Kirsten referred you for a MASSIVE discount.Connect with Kirsten Trammell on the gram:@kirsten__trammell

In this episode, Bethany describes what PCOS is, what common symptoms are, and shares a few experiences from listeners who have been diagnosed. Midway into the episode, Kirsten, a PCOS specialist and nutritionist joins in and further discusses the benefits of managing PCOS symptoms through nutrition, specifically intuitive eating. Kirsten helps her clients to reconnect with their bodies and strengthen their relationship with food without eliminating, going on extreme diets and missing out on their favourite foods. PCOS is not a very fun thing to experience but with Kirstens help, you don't need to suffer, punish or restrict yourself. Follow her on instagram @pcos.positivity for some insightful, uplifting and educational content. Don't forget to subscribe, follow me on instagram @thewholesomemamapodcast, rate or review and share this podcast with your family or fellow mama friends :)