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In this episode of The Team Chip Podcast, Chip Townsend is joined by Brian Lacroix, local owner/operator at Chick-fil-A, to explore how to effectively manage and lead young staff. Brian shares practical strategies for working with teens and young adults, including how to build accountability, create a culture of growth, and provide meaningful mentorship. If you're leading a team of younger employees—whether in a martial arts school or another business—this episode is full of helpful insight. If you enjoy the conversation, please subscribe and leave a review. It helps us reach more school owners and leaders like you.

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Siempre founder and good friend Alex Lacroix joins me to catch us up on all things Siempre, including the special Exclusivo Blanco release created by me for and Sergio Cruz. I can't wait to share this release. 

PRESS REVIEW – Wednesday, April 9: Papers around the world react to US President Donald Trump's tariffs and discuss the impact they could have on the economy. Also, fighting continues to wreak havoc in Myanmar as locals set up fundraisers. Meanwhile, locals of Rabat and San Sebastian are not happy with the 2030 FIFA World Cup. Finally, a German farmer finds his wedding ring in his cow's stomach. Papers around the world are reacting to Trump's tariffs. The French paper La Tribune says it is "America against the world". The Swiss daily Le Temps has a cartoon by Chapatte on its front page, making light of what a post-tariff world might look like. Germany papers are also anticipating the consequences of a trade war. The Frankfurter Allgemeine headlines with a "fear of the Chinese wave". The article describes how Europe could be at risk of a wave of Chinese products, previously destined for the US, which could now be diverted to Europe. Politico also touches on this potential "flood". It says that European officials have reached out to China, asking them to help track the expected wave of Chinese products on European markets. Trump and his tariffs make headlines in Brazil too, which talks of "worsening global uncertainty". Africanews has an article on its website looking at the impact the tariffs might have on jobs in South Africa. In Asia, the Japanese Times says the country is appointing negotiators. Japanese diplomats have said they will continue their efforts to keep dialogue open.Turning to Myanmar, fighting has continued there despite the ceasefire, devastating communities as they recover from the earthquake 10 days ago. The Times has an exclusive piece demonstrating the extent of the damage caused by the fighting during relief efforts. The French paper La Croix, for its part, focuses on hope among the carnage.FIFA has been rocked by controversy as the 2030 World Cup organised in Morocco, Portugal and Spain faces local resistance. Maroc Diplomatique says that Morocco's heritage is at stake. The Spanish paper El Pais reports that Morocco's push for modernisation has razed neighbourhoods. But it's not just Moroccans who are upset. In Spain, residents of the Basque city of San Sebastian have written to FIFA saying they don't want to host the World Cup at all, according to the Guardian.Meanwhile, papers are reacting to the first leg of the Champions League quarter-finals on Tuesday night. Star Sport headlines with "Rice Crispies", referring of course to Declan Rice's two goals against Real Madrid. The Sun says "Bend it like Declan". Spanish paper AS says that Real Madrid "are forced to perform another miracle" if they want to continue to the semi-finals. In Italy, Tuttosport rejoices, clearly pleased with their 2-1 win over Bayern Munich.Finally, we end with a strange story in The Telegraph about a German farmer who was reunited with his wedding ring after one of his cows accidentally gobbled it up!You can catch our press review every morning on France 24 at 7:20am and 9:20am (Paris time), from Monday to Friday.

Tariffs got you sweating? We've got the strategy (and the LaCroix) to help you chill. Markets are wobbling, headlines are screaming, and you're wondering if your portfolio is about to implode. Take a deep breath—and head down to the basement. In this episode, Joe Saul-Sehy, OG, and Mom's neighbor Doug tackle the turbulence triggered by recent tariff changes. While others panic, we're pouring the coffee and walking you through how to think smarter (and sleep better) during uncertain times.

Send us a textHi everybody and welcome to today's episode of Attendance Bias. I am your host, Brian Weinstein. Today, we have a returning guest: published author Rachael Wesley, who–as of today–has released her memoir, “Second Set Chances,” published by Vine Leaves Press. The last time Rachael was on Attendance Bias, about three years ago, she was working on the sixth draft of what would become Second Set Chances. At the time, she didn't have much to say about the memoir, as it was still very much a work in progress. Instead, we focused on her favorite genre of writing–Creative Nonfiction–and we went deep into talking about the version of “Simple” from 8/29/14 at Dick's.But this time is a bit different. Rachael is back, and Second Set Chances is available at her website, RachaelWesley.com and at VineLeavesPress.com. You'll hear how Rachael took these last three years to make her story become a fully published work. Just as importantly for THIS podcast, you'll also hear us break down Down with Disease into Carini from December 29. 2013 at Madison Square Garden; an incredible sequence that capped off the best year of 3.0 to that point, and two jams that hold up 12 years later.So let's join Rachael to talk about Second Set chances, DNA strands, and the best flavors of La Croix as we discuss Down with Disease into Carini from Madison Square Garden on December 29, 2013. 

Amédée, 46 ans, se pose la question suivante : "Comment la Vierge Marie a-t-elle fait pour rester debout au pied de la Croix ? Son fils Jésus vient pourtant d'être crucifié...". En 3 minutes, le père Thibaut de Rincquesen lui répond. Vous aussi, posez vos questions à pourquoipadre@ktotv.com.

Avec le Père Nicolas Sautereau, selon l'enseignement du Père Réginald Garrigou-Lagrange

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PRESS REVIEW – Monday, April 7: French and European papers react to Marine Le Pen's rally in Paris following her sentence which bans her from public office. Next, Donald Trump's tariffs continue to send shockwaves around the world. Also, Australia's upcoming elections are seen under a climate change lense in the papers. Finally, very old tortoises become first-time parents in Philadelphia. French papers are covering Sunday's National Rally gathering in Paris in support of Marine Le Pen following her conviction for embezzlement. Libération calls the rally a "flop" after it saw a relatively small turnout. L'Humanité, meanwhile, calls it a farce. Le Pen had initially announced a demonstration of force, but the paper says the rally did not live up to expectations. The Catholic paper La Croix says that Le Pen has started a "reconquering campaign". A strategy that the paper calls risky, and which could be a bad start for her "banned" presidential campaign.The French papers are not the only ones to be carrying this story. The German broadsheet Frankfurter Allgemeine headlines "With a greeting from Europe's right wing populists". The British paper The Times uses a Le Pen quote in its headline, in which she claims she is France's Martin Luther King.All the papers are continuing to talk about Trump's tariffs. The Guardian brings us the key questions: what happens next and how might the world respond? PBS reports that the White House has been contacted by 50 countries for negotiations. French paper L'Opinion says Europe's dilemma is whether it should negotiate or retaliate. Politico says that French authorities have suggested taxing American digital services. Papers in Asia, meanwhile, are also mulling over responses. The Straits Times tells us that Malaysia wants a coordinated regional response. In Africa, Zimbabwe has opted for a slightly different tactic. The Independent Online says that Zimbabwe has announced it will suspend all tariffs on imported goods from the US. The move is intended to be a gesture of goodwill towards Donald Trump.Some interesting articles are coming out of Australia in the run-up to elections there in May. The Times describes how Cyclone Alfred might have changed the course of the Australian elections. The article says that although the cyclone was not as destructive as planned, it "may have wrecked Liberal leader Peter Dutton's chances of pulling off an historic election victory". Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, meanwhile, has extended his lead in the polls. An opinion piece in the Guardian criticises the absence of climate change and mass extinction in political discussions. It says that although the climate crisis is one of the main concerns of Australians, it is ignored by politicians.Finally, we end with some wholesome news from the Associated Press. Two Galapagos tortoises living at Philadelphia Zoo have become parents for the first time, at almost 100 years old.You can catch our press review every morning on France 24 at 7:20am and 9:20am (Paris time), from Monday to Friday.

« Amadou s'en est allé : l'Afrique perd l'un de ses cœurs qui chantaient », titre Sahel Tribune. « Musicien aveugle à la voix chaude et à la guitare habitée, il laisse derrière lui une œuvre majeure, symbole d'un Mali rayonnant, d'un amour éternel, et d'une Afrique qui chante, même dans l'obscurité ». Pour Mali Actu, il était « l'icône de la musique malienne », « moitié du duo légendaire Amadou et Mariam ». « Ce couple unique », ajoute Mali Actu, « a su fusionner les traditions musicales maliennes avec des influences modernes telles que le blues, la pop et le rock (…) Le Mali et le monde entier pleurent la disparition d'un génie musical, mais son héritage perdurera à travers sa musique... Que son âme repose en paix ». De son côté, le Journal du Mali retrace la vie d'Amadou, depuis sa naissance le 24 octobre 1954 à Bamako, jusqu'à son décès, hier. « Il était aveugle depuis l'âge de 16 ans, en raison d'une cataracte congénitale (…) c'est sa rencontre avec Mariam Doumbia, à l'Institut des jeunes Aveugles de Bamako, en 1975, qui a véritablement lancé une aventure artistique unique. En couple dans la vie comme sur scène, Amadou et Mariam sont devenus des ambassadeurs de la culture malienne ».Feux de détresseÀ la Une de la presse internationale également ce matin, une vidéo accablante pour l'armée israélienne. Détail macabre, cette vidéo a été « découverte dans le téléphone portable d'un ambulancier retrouvé avec 14 autres travailleurs humanitaires, dans une fosse commune à Gaza ». C'est le New York Times qui se l'est procurée. « Cette vidéo montre que les ambulances et le camion de pompiers à bord desquels les travailleurs se déplaçaient étaient clairement signalés et avaient leurs feux de détresses allumés, lorsqu'ils ont été frappés le 23 mars ». « Or », poursuit le New York Times, « un porte-parole de l'armée israélienne, le lieutenant-colonel Nadav Shoshani, a déclaré en début de semaine, que les forces israéliennes n'avaient pas "attaqué au hasard" une ambulance, mais que plusieurs véhicules "avançaient de manière suspecte", sans phare ni feux de détresse vers les troupes israéliennes, les incitant à tirer ».Inquiétude de l'ONU« La vidéo », précise le New York Times, montre que « le convoi humanitaire s'arrête, à l'approche d'un véhicule, une ambulance, qui a été attaquée un peu plus tôt et qui s'est déportée sur le bord de la route… Des secouristes, dont au moins deux portent leur uniforme, sortent d'un camion de pompiers et d'une ambulance marquée du Croissant Rouge », précise le New York Times. « Puis des coups de feu intenses retentissent. La caméra tremble puis la vidéo s'éteint... en arrière-plan, on entend les voix de travailleurs humanitaires, et de soldats affolés criant des ordres en hébreu ». Le Haut-Commissaire des Nations unies pour les Droits de l'Homme, Volker Türk, estime « que cet épisode soulève "de nouvelles inquiétudes, quant à la commission de crimes de guerre par l'armée israélienne" ». Terres raresÀ la Une également : la réplique de la Chine après l'instauration de nouveaux droits de douane par Donald Trump. « En réplique aux nouvelles taxes imposées par les États-Unis sur les produits chinois, Pékin annonce que des droits de douane de 34% vont s'appliquer à partir du 10 avril, sur toutes les importations de biens américains », nous explique le quotidien français La Croix. « Après l'offensive protectionniste de Donald Trump, la Chine contre-attaque », titre de son côté Libération. Et que dit-on en Chine ? Pour le quotidien anglophone mais très officiel China Daily,  « d'importantes et immédiates mesures ont été prises ». Hausse de 34% des droits de douane donc, mais ce n'est pas tout. La Chine annonce aussi des « restrictions immédiates à l'exportation de terres rares », si chères à Donald Trump… Le China Daily cite aussi un chercheur chinois, Bai Ming, qui tient à donner de la hauteur aux décisions chinoises. « Ces mesures », dit-il, « ne visent pas seulement à protéger les intérêts de la Chine, mais aussi à préserver la stabilité  du commerce mondial ». « Pékin panique », assure de son côté Donald Trump. La bataille ne fait que commencer.

Is good debt a myth? Should we all chase FIRE? The basement panel weighs in. In today's Financial Concepts Friday roundtable, Joe brings the basement crew together for a lively “In or Out” debate on some of the most polarizing personal finance topics out there. Are we in or out on the idea of “good debt”? Do budgets really matter when you're just starting out? Should you talk about money with your friends and family… or is that still taboo? Joining Joe are three financial thinkers who aren't afraid to stir the pot: Paula Pant from Afford Anything Jesse Cramer from The Personal Finance for Long Term Investors Show OG from our own basement think tank (and planning headquarters) Together, they dig into: Whether any debt can actually be considered good If living without a budget is a fast track to financial regret—or freedom The upside (and awkwardness) of open money conversations How FIRE goals like retiring by 35 sound… and feel, once you really unpack them Plus, Mom's neighbor Doug drops by with a trivia challenge that'll have you laughing (and maybe yelling at your speaker). And of course, we wrap up with reflections that'll leave you both entertained and a little bit wiser. So grab a LaCroix from the mini fridge and join us in the basement—this one's packed with laughs, insights, and hot takes on cold, hard cash. FULL SHOW NOTES: https://stackingbenjamins.com/personal-finance-most-controversial-questions-1665 Deeper dives with curated links, topics, and discussions are in our newsletter, The 201, available at https://www.StackingBenjamins.com/201 Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Au programme, un tour de table de l'actualité avec Gilbert Azoulay, Directeur Général de News Tank Education, Jean Pierre Denis, Journaliste, écrivain, chroniqueur à La Croix, Matthieu Baccialone, Communicant, président de M2B Conseil et Arnaud Stéphan, Fondateur de l'agence La Note de com

Judy Ortega, a returning guest, has previously appeared on the podcast to discuss whether she should leave her company or stay. In this episode, she shares her experience of quitting her job to join Microsoft as a Team Director for Global Events. She now serves as the Director of Planning for C-Suite events at Microsoft.

Dans cet épisode, je reçois Emilie Duchene Emilie grandit en Belgique et se souvient avoir été une enfant extrêmement timide. Ses parents se séparent lorsqu'elle a 7 ans. Son papa travaille dans l'univers de la mode ce qui nourrit sa créativité et sa curiosité. Après avoir fait une école de stylisme à Bruxelles, Emilie part à Paris pour intégrer l'IFM (Institut Français de la Mode). Elle fera son premier stage chez Isabel Marant aux débuts de la marque, puis poursuivra son parcours dans de belles maisons comme LVMH et Lacroix. Après un passage dans les médias notamment chez Elle puis Glamour magazine, Emilie rentre à Bruxelles et décide d'intégrer l'entreprise familiale aux côtés de son père ou elle restera 10 ans durant. En parallèle, 1 an après la naissance de sa première fille Thea, Emilie crée sa marque de bijoux en 2011, Thea Jewelry.  Emilie nous raconte cette aventure incroyable qui durera plus de 12 ans, le tout au milieu de 3 maternités, de la structuration de sa marque, à la revente il y a un an, en passant par le déploiement de son entreprise, les décisions difficiles, les écueils et aussi bien sur les succès. Bref, en un mot, ou plutôt deux, les fameux  "roller coasters" (montagnes russes) de l'entrepreneuriat. Emilie se consacre désormais au conseil et à son projet lancé avec son acolyte Clio Goldbrenner "Let's share our roller coaster" qui vise à élever et accompagner les femmes CEO dans leur développement au travers la force du réseau. Un épisode qui montre que l'ambition n'obeit à aucune norme et vient d'abord de ce qui fait sens pour nous selon les différentes phases de notre vie Belle écoute  Crédit photo: Estelle Parewyck    NOTES DE L'ÉPISODE: Le podcast vous plaît ? Prenez 30 secondes pour le noter 5 étoiles sur Apple podcast ou Itunes, et commentez si vous le souhaitez, c'est très précieux pour moi !

In this episode, we talked with Charlotte Lacroix, DVM, JD, about the quickly changing landscape of telemedicine and its future in veterinary medicine. She discussed the important understanding of laws surrounding VCPRs and how they differ between states. She also discussed the helpful resources compiled by the Veterinary Virtual Care Association, including the interactive map that outlines each state's current regulations on veterinary telemedicine.The Business of Practice is brought to you by CareCredit. This information is shared solely for your convenience. You are urged to consult with your individual advisors with respect to any information presented.Business of Practice Podcast Hosts, Guests, and Links Episode 110:Hosts: Dr. Amy Grice and Carly Sisson (Digital Content Manager) of EquiManagement | Email Carly (csisson@equinenetwork.com) | Connect with Carly on LinkedInGuest: Dr. Charlotte Lacroix, DVM, JDPodcast Website: The Business of Practice

In this episode, we talked with Charlotte Lacroix, DVM, JD, about the quickly changing landscape of telemedicine and its future in veterinary medicine. She discussed the important understanding of laws surrounding VCPRs and how they differ between states. She also discussed the helpful resources compiled by the Veterinary Virtual Care Association, including the interactive map that outlines each state's current regulations on veterinary telemedicine.The Business of Practice is brought to you by CareCredit. This information is shared solely for your convenience. You are urged to consult with your individual advisors with respect to any information presented.Business of Practice Podcast Hosts, Guests, and Links Episode 110:Hosts: Dr. Amy Grice and Carly Sisson (Digital Content Manager) of EquiManagement | Email Carly (csisson@equinenetwork.com) | Connect with Carly on LinkedInGuest: Dr. Charlotte Lacroix, DVM, JDPodcast Website: The Business of Practice

« C'est une bombe à mèche lente, relève Le Monde, allumée par Jean-Marie Le Pen en 2004, qui a explosé hier lundi au tribunal de grande instance de Paris, carbonisant les ambitions politiques de sa fille Marine Le Pen et faisant ressentir ses secousses dans toute la classe politique. Pour avoir prolongé et systématisé le détournement de l'argent du contribuable européen, aux fins de faire vivre un Front national sans marge financière et d'en faire bénéficier quelques proches, Marine Le Pen a provoqué sa perte. »Une décision fondée en droitAlors oui, s'exclame La Croix, cette condamnation « a l'effet d'un séisme pour le Rassemblement national et l'ensemble de la vie politique française. » Mais, poursuit le quotidien catholique, la décision rendue par les juges ne constitue pas un acte politique, même si elle a incontestablement des conséquences dans ce domaine. Il s'agit d'une décision fondée en droit, s'appuyant sur des textes votés il y a plusieurs années par la représentation nationale, qui n'avait sans doute pas imaginé à l'époque un tel scénario. »Alors oui, « un coup de tonnerre », lance Libération. « Marine Le Pen ne sera peut-être pas candidate en 2027. (…) Est-ce pour autant un scandale politique, comme le chœur de ses soutiens le laisse entendre ? Non. D'aucuns argumentent que la justice se serait substituée aux urnes. Mais hier les juges n'ont pas condamné l'extrême droite, et ce courant de pensée ne sera en rien empêché d'être représenté en 2027. » Les juges qui « étaient trois à statuer, rappelle Libération, et qui n'ont fait qu'appliquer la loi, respecter le droit. »La France fracturée en deux campsAutre analyse pour Le Figaro, qui estime que la France est « désormais fracturée en deux camps radicalisés : côté gauche, ceux qui, au nom de la séparation des pouvoirs, voudraient que la justice impose au clair-obscur politique la transparence de la vertu. Pour empêcher l'illibéralisme, tous les moyens sont bons, même les réductions de liberté. C'est le parti de la balance. Côté droit, poursuit Le Figaro, les tenants de la souveraineté populaire, qui considèrent qu'une caste s'est emparée du trésor démocratique et qu'elle dépossède les électeurs de leur premier pouvoir : le vote. Pour reprendre le contrôle, ils sont prêts à tout bazarder, même la séparation des pouvoirs. C'est le parti de l'urne. »Et attention, prévient le quotidien de droite : « les millions de Français qui se vivent comme des citoyens de second rang brandissent déjà cette décision comme preuve supplémentaire de leur humiliation. La vexation élitaire, qu'elle soit médiatique, culturelle ou judiciaire, est l'engrais le plus efficace pour faire pousser l'insurrection civique. »Sur les traces de Trump ?Les réactions ne manquent pas non plus dans la presse internationale…Pour le Times à Londres, « exclure Marine Le Pen de l'élection présidentielle ne fera qu'attiser les tensions. »Non, rétorque le Guardian, « la justice française a choisi le courage plutôt que la reddition. La loi était claire, et le tribunal l'était aussi dans sa condamnation : pas de traitement de faveur pour Marine Le Pen. » C'est une « une démonstration de la force de l'État de droit », renchérit Le Soir à Bruxelles.Attention danger de trumpisation… pointe pour sa part Le Temps à Genève : les débats qui ont précédé et suivi ce procès illustrent « la méfiance vis-à-vis de la justice et l'instrumentalisation de cette méfiance par des élus souvent grands avocats de la fermeté par ailleurs. (…) L'exemple le plus criant de ce travers est évidemment Donald Trump, relève le quotidien suisse, qui, depuis de nombreuses années, ne cesse de saper l'autorité de la justice américaine. Et désormais au pouvoir, il va jusqu'à se venger en faisant payer les magistrats. »En effet, « il n'y a plus de lignes rouges », déplore le Washington Post. « Dans la lignée de Trump, Mme Le Pen et ses partisans dénoncent une instrumentalisation de la justice, une chasse aux sorcières. » Tout comme Trump, « elle est désormais une criminelle condamnée dont le pouvoir politique ne doit pas être sous-estimé. »

PRESS REVIEW – Tuesday, April 1: We bring you all the reactions from the French and international press after French far-right leader Marine Le Pen was found guilty of embezzlement and banned from running for public office. The immediate ban means she'll likely be ineligible for the 2027 French presidential elections. The international press, meanwhile, turn their attention to Jordan Bardella, the president of the National Rally and Le Pen's likely successor. We also look at reactions from the European far right. There's plenty of press reaction to Le Pen's conviction for embezzlement and her immediate, five-year ban on running for public office. One word from the French paper La Croix sums it up: "Ineligible". The paper says this court ruling is a huge shock for the far-right National Rally party and will throw the 2027 presidential election into disarray. La Croix hails what it sees as an inherently "legal decision", even if it has political ramifications. It adds that the ruling is based on laws and texts voted years ago. The paper expresses alarm at the response by the party's leader Jordan Bardella, who has decried the "execution" of French democracy. La Croix reminds readers that the justice system is for everyone, without exception.In the leftwing press, Libération says GUILTY in big, bold print on its front page. The communist paper, L'Humanité, revisits a slogan from the Front National, the previous name of the National Rally. The slogan was "clean hands, heads held high." It's corrected by L'Humanité to read: "dirty hands, heads hanging low". The editor of L'Humanité calls Le Pen's conviction a victory for democracy and the state of law and slams the reactions from the far right and the "Bolloré media". This is a reference to media magnate Vincent Bolloré, who is close to the far right. The latter have denounced a conspiracy against them.Speaking of the conservative media, Le Journal du Dimanche, a weekly paper that is owned by Vincent Bolloré, calls Monday's court ruling the day that destroyed Le Pen's presidential destiny. The paper laments what it sees as 20 years of her career being "annihilated" by one legal decision. The right-wing paper L'Opinion, meanwhile, calls it a political earthquake. Kak, the cartoonist, sees Le Pen hanging from a hook with the hammer of justice ready to nail her in. The paper's editor warns of "a huge moment of democratic danger" and says the court decision will paradoxically serve to feed populism. Le Parisien says it could transform Le Pen's right-hand man Bardella into a valued asset of the party.There is also lots of focus on Bardella in the international press. Politico notes that he has weathered nearly a decade in politics without losing his lustre. He is "polished, composed to a fault, with boy-next-door good looks and a carefully practiced smile". Bardella is a TikTok sensation and the only politician on the list of 50 most popular personalities in France compiled by a French newspaper. His popularity and the rise of the far right represent a "potential sea change in European politics", Politico says.For The Telegraph, the far right will survive this court ruling. It points to Bardella as a likely successor. He is "slavishly loyal" to her and recently published a bestselling memoir about growing up in an urban slum. However, his youth could be a hindrance. If one day he makes it to the Élysee palace, the irony would be that the anti-immigrant party's first president is ... the son of immigrants.In any case, far-right figures from Europe have rushed to Le Pen's defence. Italy's Matteo Salvini and the Netherlands' Geert Wilders have been quick to defend her and condemn the ruling with the slogan Je Suis Marine, which spreading on social media, according to a report from our FRANCE 24 web team. Hungary's Viktor Orban also used the slogan on social media to express his support for Le Pen. Paolo Lombardi, an Italian cartoonist, has reimagined Orban as Le Pen. Finally, Marten Wolterink, a Dutch illustrator, evokes the hypocrisy of the far right: Vive L'Europe as long as the money keeps coming in, embezzling funds but otherwise inherently Eurosceptic.

Saint-Jacques-de-Compostelle n'est pas un chemin de randonnée comme un autre. Il est porteur d'une dimension particulière, on pourrait presque dire mystérieuse. Une sorte de présence spirituelle qui touche tous ceux qui s'y aventurent — qu'ils soient croyants ou pas.Notre journaliste Gilles Donada s'est rendu au Puy en Velay, à Conques et à Santiago de Compostela pour demander aux pèlerins de lui raconter comment ils sont entrés en relation avec ce qu'on peut appeler le divin.► Découvrez les deux premières saisons du podcast Croire : Les voies de la prière ; et Vies de moines►Écoutez les autres podcasts de La Croix : Place des religions, Marseille ; générations JMJ ; Les 7 travaux du pape François ; Benoît XVI, un pape méconnu ; ou encore L'Envers du récit.► Dans Place des religions, des séries sur les grands rendez-vous spirituels autour du pape François : sa visite à Marseille et les JMJ 2023 de Lisbonne ; et des réflexions de fond  : Écologie, où sont les religions ?, Ainsi soient-elles, sur la place des femmes dans les religions.► Vous avez une question ou une remarque ? Écrivez-nous à cette adresse : podcast.lacroix@groupebayard.comCRÉDITS – Rédaction en chef : Arnaud Alibert et Paul de Coustin. Cheffe du service Religion : Céline Hoyeau. Reportage, montage et réalisation : Gilles Donada, journaliste au service Religion. Mixage : Sarah Lefèvre. Chargée de production : Célestine Albert-Steward. Visuel : Isaline Moulin. Directrice du marketing, audience et développement : Laurence Szabason. Musiques extraites de l'album Spiritual guitar, de Diego Baëza, Bayard Musique.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Dans cet épisode de Head of Design, Paul Menant reçoit Sarah Lacroix, Global Head of Product Design chez Criteo. Ensemble, ils reviennent sur la transformation d'une équipe design, passée de 7 à plus de 30 personnes, et sur les clés pour créer une culture design à impact dans un environnement B2B global.

Welcome to season 2 episode 8 of the Timist Podcast Series - check out the show notes below:Adam and I sit down with Stephane Waser CEO of Maurice Lacroix and Andre Niklaus who is the brand ambassador to talk about the major milestone the brand has achieved this year - specifically, 50 years of Maurice Lacroix! We go over the pivotal year that 2025 represents for the company and we also learn a bit more about the upcoming novelties we'll see during Watches & Wonders.We also explore how the brand cultivates legacy and how they plan on celebrating their journey so far - but we also shine a light on the difficulties associated with creating watches in new materials such as titanium and ceramic!And if that wasn't enough, we also learn more about the planning, research & development and product lead times associated with the Swiss watchmaking industry as a whole.Check out Maurice Lacroix at:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mauricelacroix/Website: https://www.mauricelacroix.com/Stephane's Email: Stephane.Waser@mauricelacroixwatch .com INSTAGRAM:Follow me:https://www.instagram.com/the_timist_IGSupport the showSUBSCRIBE TO MY YOUTUBE:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBeDf0c0V70qISfpu_mHchw?sub_confirmation=1CONTINUE THE CONVERSATION ON INSTAGRAM:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_timist_IG

In "Terror of Hog's Bog," a group of LaCroix gremlins discover what happens when the line between gremlin and pig becomes blurred.   Read By: Henrietta Meire Announced by: Julian Smith Music: "Terror Theme" by Hakan Eriksson

In this episode, Charlotte Lacroix, DVM, JD, gave advice on how to respond to client complaints in order to prevent board complaints or legal action. She emphasized the importance of carrying license defense insurance and having an attorney assist you in responding to complaints.The Business of Practice is brought to you by CareCredit. This information is shared solely for your convenience. You are urged to consult with your individual advisors with respect to any information presented.Business of Practice Podcast Hosts, Guests, and Links Episode 109:Hosts: Dr. Amy Grice and Carly Sisson (Digital Content Manager) of EquiManagement | Email Carly (csisson@equinenetwork.com) | Connect with Carly on LinkedInGuest: Dr. Charlotte Lacroix, DVM, JDPodcast Website: The Business of Practice

Intervention du dimanche 16 mars 2025 à 16h à l'occasion du cycle ramadan 2025 intitulé "Le Coran, parole de vie" À l'occasion du mois de Ramadan 1446/2025, Conscience Soufie invite quelques femmes et hommes inspirés à témoigner de la façon dont ils furent saisis par le verbe coranique. Ils choisiront une thématique qui leur est chère et qu'ils ont envie de partager l'essentiel. Une parole lourde (thaqîl) capable de pulvériser les montagnes, voici comment le Coran se présente. Mais il est aussi descendu sur terre telle une pluie d'étoiles (tanjîman) par effet de la Miséricorde, et ne cesse de s'offrir aux cœurs sincères. Au fil de ces diverses rencontres, il ne s'agira pas d'exposer une exégèse savante, mais de faire état d'expériences transformatrices dans le face à face avec le sacré. Nayla Tabbara est Professeure en Sciences des Religions et Études Islamiques à la Faculté des Sciences Religieuses de l'Université Saint Joseph à Beyrouth, où elle enseigne depuis 1999. Elle s'intéresse à la théologie de la diversité religieuse, la théologie de la fragilité, le féminisme islamique, la responsabilité sociale islamique, le commentaire coranique et le soufisme. Présidente de la Fondation Adyan, qu'elle a cofondée en 2006 au Liban avec des membres chrétiens et musulmans, elle travaille également sur les programmes d'éducation à la diversité dans les cadres formels d'éducation scolaire et universitaire et non-formels, ainsi qu'à l'éducation à la liberté de religion et de conviction. Entre 2019 et 2024, elle a écrit la Chronique Islam dans le journal La Croix. Pour plus d'information: https://consciencesoufie.com/

In this episode, Charlotte Lacroix, DVM, JD, gave advice on how to respond to client complaints in order to prevent board complaints or legal action. She emphasized the importance of carrying license defense insurance and having an attorney assist you in responding to complaints.The Business of Practice is brought to you by CareCredit. This information is shared solely for your convenience. You are urged to consult with your individual advisors with respect to any information presented.Business of Practice Podcast Hosts, Guests, and Links Episode 109:Hosts: Dr. Amy Grice and Carly Sisson (Digital Content Manager) of EquiManagement | Email Carly (csisson@equinenetwork.com) | Connect with Carly on LinkedInGuest: Dr. Charlotte Lacroix, DVM, JDPodcast Website: The Business of Practice

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Welcome to the episode of The Lindsey Anderson Show. I'm so excited for today's guest, Mr. Darren LaCroix. In this episode, we dive into the power of stage time and the habit of showing up even when it's uncomfortable. We talk about how taking risks and facing failure head-on can fuel growth in both public speaking and business. Guest IntroductionToday's guest is Darren LaCroix, an internationally recognized speaker and coach. He outshone 25,000 contestants from 14 countries to become the world champion of public speaking. Darren is the author of two books—Laugh and Get Rich and The Speaker's Edge—and he holds the unique distinction of being the only speaker in the world who is both an accredited, certified speaking professional and a world champion of public speaking. He's known for his mantra, “Stage time, stage time, stage time,” and his relentless commitment to doing the work—even when it means looking bad. Darren's approach offers transformational insights that are essential for online coaches and for anyone looking to scale their business.How to Build a Profitable Speaking Business - Key TakeawaysConsistent Practice Is Crucial: “Any day you don't get on stage is a day you don't grow.”Failure Is Fuel: I embraced failure after a business setback and learned that having no ego opens the door to growth.Mentorship Matters: Mentors saw my willingness to do the work, even when I was a nervous, wannabe comedian.The Power of Stage Time: Driving two and a half hours for a five-minute open mic set taught me that showing up, even in less-than-ideal circumstances, builds resilience.Transformative Storytelling: Use your personal experiences—your struggles, failures, and breakthroughs—to create stories that captivate and transform your audience, and ultimately, help you scale your business.Overcoming Fear and FailureI started as a shy, introverted wannabe comedian with zero confidence.My comedy mentors said, “Any day you don't get on stage is a day you don't grow.”After a business failure, I had no ego—just the drive to learn and improve.Despite the risk of embarrassment, I embraced every open mic night as a chance to evolve.These experiences not only transformed my public speaking but also shaped my approach as a business coach for coaches, teaching me to overcome fear and build resilience.Growth Through Stage TimeI drove two and a half hours just to secure five minutes on stage.Even when my high school buddy called me “stupid” for chasing my dream, my mentors recognized my determination.The consistent habit of showing up, regardless of the outcome, is what built my foundation.This is a core principle in transformational coaching and scaling an online business—consistency creates growth.Transition from Comedy to Public SpeakingI learned that while comedy clubs were great for initial failures, they weren't the right fit for my soul.Finding Toastmasters was a game changer—a warm, encouraging space where I could build my public speaking skills during the day.I joined multiple clubs to “quadruple my failure rate” and maximize stage time opportunities.This transition is a prime example of transformational coaching in action, illustrating how real-world challenges can prepare you for scaling your online coaching business.The Art of StorytellingA mentor once told me: “Stop trying to find that story that launches your speaking career. Instead, take the stories you already have and make them so good someone will pay to hear them.”A good story starts with who you were—your visuals, your emotions—and then takes the audience on a journey...

To mark the 20th anniversary of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P), this year we are featuring a special series of interviews with experts, practitioners, academics and civil society and human rights defenders who will reflect on conceptual and operational development of R2P over the past two decades, as well as the impact of R2P and atrocity prevention on their work. In this episode, we sat down with Jean-Pierre Lacroix, UN Under-Secretary-General for Peace Operations since 2017. He shares insights into his evolving role and discusses R2P's influence on UN peacekeeping missions, particularly in civilian protection. Under-Secretary-General Lacroix also reflects on key challenges, lessons learned and the recent shifts in multilateralism and their impact on mission mandates.

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According to Jean-Pierre Lacroix, the Under-Secretary-General of Peace Operations, there are many good reasons for increasing the number of women peacekeepers in UN Missions.UN News's Anshu Sharma spoke to Mr. Lacroix at the first-ever Conference for Women Peacekeepers, held in the Indian capital New Delhi on 24 and 25 February, where he was representing the United Nations.The Under-Secretary-General argued that changing the gender balance benefits the work environment in Peacekeeping Missions, improving conduct and discipline.Ms. Sharma began by asking him why it was important to make the trip to New Delhi, and what was achieved.

Okay. Let's power through these. Aldi, if you're listening, we're sorry. Gabby, if you're listening, we're sorry (or you're welcome, depending on your vibe). Mister Stiltskin, if you're listening, stop being such a nasty little guy. Jim Carrey's The Ridler, if you're listening, can we borrow some money? And finally, you, if you're listening, thanks. There, that covers it. Now we can rest.In this episode: Whatcha Streamin, Prop Shoppers, Rumpelstiltskin, TraitorsBinge season one of Imagine Dungeons, our actual play D&D podcast, on whatever app you're currently on. We know you know how to find podcasts on there. Got you. Now you have to listen.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/two-chunks-and-a-hunk/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Join me for my next live video in the appLet's get into it. I've never done a live on Substack before, but I thought it would be fun and I've been wanting to do them more.So I'm going to just tell you about a few things that I got today.I went to Surdyks and it had been a while since I'd been there and I was glad to revisit them - on their 90th Anniversary!They are a local store in Minneapolis and I am a big fan and I bought some thingsthat I wanted to tell you about.The first one is a product that is made in Minnesota.It's called Pommeau and it is from Milk and Honey.And it is the most delicious like honey apple Brandy liqueur.And what I do with it is I will pair it with whiskey or with rum.So I might have like an ounce and a half of whiskey or an ounce and a half of rumand then an ounce of this and I have it on the rocks andAnd it's just a delightful after-dinnery type drink.So milk and honey, I was out of it.I was happy to see it was back on the stores.Here is a new product that I'm excited about.I got it because it's from Vietnam and I was just there, fun!Song Cai the name of the gin.They had three different kinds of these Vietnamese gins at SurdyksAnd I happened to chat with one of the folks there and they said this one was their favorite.So I have not tried it yet, but can you see how pretty the bottle is inside it?It just looks amazing.So I'm going to go ahead and give this a try.I think I'll, it's floral gins are kind of good with tonic or with club soda.So I'm excited about trying that.I will report back.Something that is not alcohol, but I do have two of those left too.It is Ryze Mushroom CoffeeThis is something that I'm nervous about.Now they say that mushrooms are super good for you.And I absolutely believe that, but Could this product replace like my love of coffee or is it just like another thingto give you more of a wellness supplement?There's 2000 milligrams of mushrooms in here, which is a lot.So what you do with it,and I haven't done it yet,is you apparently take a tablespoon of this and then eight to 10 ounces of hot orcold water and you can ice it if you want to or hot.from 9-11 on MyTalk 107.1 and Ill chat about it with Stephanie March So I'm going to do this in the morning tomorrow before my radio show.It's called Ryse and there's 30 servings in here.It's from Massachusetts and there's 15 calories in a tablespoon.So it's low cal, which is fine, but we'll have to see how I feel about the mushroom coffee.Okay.Also,I got this at Christmas time and Beauty Counter was, all the rageand I don't know all the things that happened,but it was like a woman started the company and then she enlisted all these peopleto sell it and it was a great product.Then someone bought it like an investment company and apparently trashed the company,This product in particular is a Beauty Counter Hydrating Body lotion and it'sbut somehow it's back.This product in particular is a hydrating lotion.Okay, at Surdyks today, they had a wine that is from Croatia.It is called Plavac Bura.It is made with Plavac Mali grapes.It is called Plavac Bura.And it is a very delicious red table wine.And I also noticed it at my friend Leslie's place, Sip Better WinesI got this at Surdyks - I have noticed this at Total Wine too.This is like a $19 bottle of wine and it is fantastic for the value.It is Croatian.You'll find it kind of in the weird section where sometimes the best wines are.But I would like you guys to try this.I just love this wine.Another wine and  I have only found this at Surdyks before.I'm going to be bringing it to a party tomorrow.a,drier fruitier kind of bubbly effervescent type of white,that's not like full on champagne.It's not probably like that, but just has a tiny bubble.A Gruner Vertliner is a good wine for you to try.And this is from Austria, Weingut BrundlmayerI really like the wines that they have from Austria at SurdyksBut when I hear about organics, it makes me happy.So this is something that you would have with like a fish,Or if you're someone that likes a Sauvignon Blanc,but you just want to try something a little bit different,I'd highly recommend this.And then last but not least, La Croix.Okay, right.Everybody loves a good La Croix.I don't really love like the weird little flavors of some of these soda things,but I do like this Limoncello La Croix.It has like a vanilla taste almost to it and a little hint of lemon.It is still no calorie, so it's nothing, but it has some weird sweetener stuff in it.Let's face facts.They put chemicals in these things.I don't know why, but it tastes good.So this is the LaCroix.What I like to do actually,and that's here,is I take one of these cans and a plain can so that it tempers down the flavoring alittle bit, but it still tastes good.And then last but not least, I was on Jason's show today and this darling couple.I ran out of there because I had a meeting.And when I came back, they had left this on my bag of my Jason show things.And it is says taste buds on there.It is adorable, a little embroidered tea towel.As you know, I did a textile, a class at textile center and it was super fun.They have really great classes there.If you are a Minnesota person and you want toget your needling skills going.So you guys, that's it.My first live on Substack.I would like to do more.I'm also considering like maybe another format where I talk with someone else.But if this is something that you liked or you would like to see more of,I could even do like cooking things that are live.I just decided I would try it today since I had the good hair and I was alone withjust little Stanley here tonight.For dinner,we're going to be having the spring roll in a bowl that I made on Jason's showtoday that I marinated some carrots in a fish sauce that I put on my spring roll ina bowl,and it made the entire Fox Studio smell like stinky fish.But it's delicious,and that's what I'm going to be having for dinner tonight with a glass of this white...that I'll be having.And then in the morning, I'm going to try the mushroom coffee so you can tune in.We'll probably talk about it during the top two an hour or two, which is at 10.05 exactly.And if you want to hear what I thought about the mushroom coffee, feel free to tune in tomorrow.Otherwise, have a great weekend.It's supposed to be super nice.I'm very excited about that.I am going to be sitting with my seed catalogs.Planning for some of my seeds because I've got to get things planted.And if you follow along,you know that I garden in a very cold northern place that I only have about 50 to60 days with the seeds to get them to do anything.So I'm going to be getting my seeds going in the next couple of weeks.If you have any early plants like early tomatoes that you recommend or anythingthat you've tried and you want to pass that along,I'm always open to new gardening ideas.Thank you for being here.Thank you for following along on Substack.I started my Substack about a year and a half ago.It is just a joy.I love it.I love spending Sunday mornings writing it.I think about all of your faces and like what recipes I want to share.And it really just gives me joy.So thanks for following along.I hope that you guys have a great night and we'll try and do Substacks again if you like it.Thanks.Bye.Stephanie's Dish Newsletter is a reader-supported publication. 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Join me for my next live video in the appLet's get into it. I've never done a live on Substack before, but I thought it would be fun and I've been wanting to do them more.So I'm going to just tell you about a few things that I got today.I went to Surdyks and it had been a while since I'd been there and I was glad to revisit them - on their 90th Anniversary!They are a local store in Minneapolis and I am a big fan and I bought some thingsthat I wanted to tell you about.The first one is a product that is made in Minnesota.It's called Pommeau and it is from Milk and Honey.And it is the most delicious like honey apple Brandy liqueur.And what I do with it is I will pair it with whiskey or with rum.So I might have like an ounce and a half of whiskey or an ounce and a half of rumand then an ounce of this and I have it on the rocks andAnd it's just a delightful after-dinnery type drink.So milk and honey, I was out of it.I was happy to see it was back on the stores.Here is a new product that I'm excited about.I got it because it's from Vietnam and I was just there, fun!Song Cai the name of the gin.They had three different kinds of these Vietnamese gins at SurdyksAnd I happened to chat with one of the folks there and they said this one was their favorite.So I have not tried it yet, but can you see how pretty the bottle is inside it?It just looks amazing.So I'm going to go ahead and give this a try.I think I'll, it's floral gins are kind of good with tonic or with club soda.So I'm excited about trying that.I will report back.Something that is not alcohol, but I do have two of those left too.It is Ryze Mushroom CoffeeThis is something that I'm nervous about.Now they say that mushrooms are super good for you.And I absolutely believe that, but Could this product replace like my love of coffee or is it just like another thingto give you more of a wellness supplement?There's 2000 milligrams of mushrooms in here, which is a lot.So what you do with it,and I haven't done it yet,is you apparently take a tablespoon of this and then eight to 10 ounces of hot orcold water and you can ice it if you want to or hot.from 9-11 on MyTalk 107.1 and Ill chat about it with Stephanie March So I'm going to do this in the morning tomorrow before my radio show.It's called Ryse and there's 30 servings in here.It's from Massachusetts and there's 15 calories in a tablespoon.So it's low cal, which is fine, but we'll have to see how I feel about the mushroom coffee.Okay.Also,I got this at Christmas time and Beauty Counter was, all the rageand I don't know all the things that happened,but it was like a woman started the company and then she enlisted all these peopleto sell it and it was a great product.Then someone bought it like an investment company and apparently trashed the company,This product in particular is a Beauty Counter Hydrating Body lotion and it'sbut somehow it's back.This product in particular is a hydrating lotion.Okay, at Surdyks today, they had a wine that is from Croatia.It is called Plavac Bura.It is made with Plavac Mali grapes.It is called Plavac Bura.And it is a very delicious red table wine.And I also noticed it at my friend Leslie's place, Sip Better WinesI got this at Surdyks - I have noticed this at Total Wine too.This is like a $19 bottle of wine and it is fantastic for the value.It is Croatian.You'll find it kind of in the weird section where sometimes the best wines are.But I would like you guys to try this.I just love this wine.Another wine and  I have only found this at Surdyks before.I'm going to be bringing it to a party tomorrow.a,drier fruitier kind of bubbly effervescent type of white,that's not like full on champagne.It's not probably like that, but just has a tiny bubble.A Gruner Vertliner is a good wine for you to try.And this is from Austria, Weingut BrundlmayerI really like the wines that they have from Austria at SurdyksBut when I hear about organics, it makes me happy.So this is something that you would have with like a fish,Or if you're someone that likes a Sauvignon Blanc,but you just want to try something a little bit different,I'd highly recommend this.And then last but not least, La Croix.Okay, right.Everybody loves a good La Croix.I don't really love like the weird little flavors of some of these soda things,but I do like this Limoncello La Croix.It has like a vanilla taste almost to it and a little hint of lemon.It is still no calorie, so it's nothing, but it has some weird sweetener stuff in it.Let's face facts.They put chemicals in these things.I don't know why, but it tastes good.So this is the LaCroix.What I like to do actually,and that's here,is I take one of these cans and a plain can so that it tempers down the flavoring alittle bit, but it still tastes good.And then last but not least, I was on Jason's show today and this darling couple.I ran out of there because I had a meeting.And when I came back, they had left this on my bag of my Jason show things.And it is says taste buds on there.It is adorable, a little embroidered tea towel.As you know, I did a textile, a class at textile center and it was super fun.They have really great classes there.If you are a Minnesota person and you want toget your needling skills going.So you guys, that's it.My first live on Substack.I would like to do more.I'm also considering like maybe another format where I talk with someone else.But if this is something that you liked or you would like to see more of,I could even do like cooking things that are live.I just decided I would try it today since I had the good hair and I was alone withjust little Stanley here tonight.For dinner,we're going to be having the spring roll in a bowl that I made on Jason's showtoday that I marinated some carrots in a fish sauce that I put on my spring roll ina bowl,and it made the entire Fox Studio smell like stinky fish.But it's delicious,and that's what I'm going to be having for dinner tonight with a glass of this white...that I'll be having.And then in the morning, I'm going to try the mushroom coffee so you can tune in.We'll probably talk about it during the top two an hour or two, which is at 10.05 exactly.And if you want to hear what I thought about the mushroom coffee, feel free to tune in tomorrow.Otherwise, have a great weekend.It's supposed to be super nice.I'm very excited about that.I am going to be sitting with my seed catalogs.Planning for some of my seeds because I've got to get things planted.And if you follow along,you know that I garden in a very cold northern place that I only have about 50 to60 days with the seeds to get them to do anything.So I'm going to be getting my seeds going in the next couple of weeks.If you have any early plants like early tomatoes that you recommend or anythingthat you've tried and you want to pass that along,I'm always open to new gardening ideas.Thank you for being here.Thank you for following along on Substack.I started my Substack about a year and a half ago.It is just a joy.I love it.I love spending Sunday mornings writing it.I think about all of your faces and like what recipes I want to share.And it really just gives me joy.So thanks for following along.I hope that you guys have a great night and we'll try and do Substacks again if you like it.Thanks.Bye.Stephanie's Dish Newsletter is a reader-supported publication. 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Dans cet épisode de l’émission de Sophie Durocher, on explore des sujets variés qui touchent à la fois le bien-être, la santé et l’actualité culturelle. Chantal Lacroix, animatrice et entrepreneure, nous parle de son nouveau livre N’attends pas le bonheur, crée-le !, dans lequel elle partage ses conseils pour prendre le contrôle de son bonheur au quotidien. Ensuite, le Dr Martin Juneau, cardiologue et directeur de l’Observatoire de la Prévention, nous éclaire sur l’impact des habitudes de vie sur l’espérance de vie en santé et donne des pistes concrètes pour mieux vieillir. Enfin, avec Marc Boilard, on se demande si les Gémeaux ont encore leur pertinence alors que Véronique Cloutier en reprend l’animation. Un regard critique sur l’avenir de ce gala et son importance dans le paysage médiatique québécois. Une production QUB Février 2025 Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Sophie Durocher, profondément émue, accueille Chantal Lacroix pour une discussion inspirante autour de son livre N’attends pas le bonheur, crée-le ! Un échange sincère et bouleversant sur la quête du bonheur et le pouvoir de transformer sa vie.Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

When JD Vance used “drinking Diet Mountain Dew” to joke about how liberals are too easily offended and quick to point out what they perceive to be racist behavior, the large campaign event crowd barely applauded. But it wasn't because JD Vance is weird (and clearly not a comedian), the joke went straight over the head of mostly everyone because it was packed with multilayered symbolism. Regardless, it got me thinking about how politics and consumer packaged goods oftentimes get mixed together knowingly (and unknowingly). As an example, did you know conservatives prefer drinking A&W Root Beer compared to liberals with LaCroix? Or that liberals are more likely to eat plant-based meat and conservatives prefer sausage and hot dogs? What do both political parties agree on…that advertisements are a waste of their time!

Aujourd'hui, nous vous emmenons au pôle Hippique de Saint-Lô, un lieu qui résonne comme une référence pour les passionnés d'élevage et les professionnels du cheval de sport. Dans quelques jours, du 21 au 23 février, le Salon des Étalons de Saint-Lô ouvrira ses portes, réunissant plus de 180 étalons, des éleveurs, des étalonniers et tous ceux qui œuvrent à la construction des générations futures.Mais un tel événement ne se construit pas en un jour. Derrière l'organisation, il y a des mois de travail, des choix stratégiques, une réflexion constante sur l'avenir de l'élevage et le dynamisme de la filière. Aujourd'hui, nous avons la chance d'accueillir Bérengère Lacroix, directrice du Studbook Selle Français, et Yann Adam, directeur du Pôle Hippique de Saint-Lô. Deux acteurs majeurs qui portent ce salon et qui vont nous partager leur vision.Quelle est la place du Salon des Étalons dans la saison d'élevage ? Comment Saint-Lô est-il devenu un rendez-vous incontournable, non seulement pour les éleveurs français, mais aussi pour de nombreux professionnels à l'international ? Quelles évolutions marquent l'édition 2025 ?Autant de questions auxquelles Yann et Bérengère ont tenté de répondre. Installez-vous bien, et plongeons dans les coulisses du Salon des Étalons de Saint-Lô.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

In 2019, Matthew released his second book: The Stage of Time, which seeks to unravel the mysteries of the lost civilizations of antiquity, the ancient catastrophes that destroyed them, and a library of the greatest knowledge they left behind.  In 2023, he released his third book co-written with Billy Carson entitled: The Epic of Humanity, and went on to make a major archeological discovery near Lake Van in Turkey, where he found evidence of a previously unknown lost civilization - known as the Ararat Civilization, which would become the focus of his career in the future. This led Matthew to start his own company called Ayanis Legacy, which focuses uncovering and documenting the secrets of the Ararat Civilization through archaeological discoveries, film creation, and books.Matthew has appeared on shows such as Ancient Civilizations and Beyond Belief on Gaia, The UnXplained on the History Channel, and hosted his own show called Mystery School of Truth on 4biddenknowledge TV. Awards and Achievements: Best Author at the 4biddenknowledge Conscious Awards - 2023Credited with discovering the Lost Ararat Civilization of Lake Van, Turkey - 2023https://thestageoftime.com/Coast to Coast AM appearances:Ancient History & Hidden Truths – August 10th, 2017Ancient Civilizations & the Anunnaki – March 12th, 2018Ancient & Suppressed Texts – July 16th, 2019Dead Star & Cataclysms – May 25th, 2022Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/earth-ancients--2790919/support.

durée : 01:59:53 - Les Matins du samedi - par : Nicolas Herbeaux - Cette semaine, dans les Matins du samedi, on vous propose de découvrir une nouvelle carte des mobilités en France, une émission consacrée au rôle de l'écriture face aux traumatismes de guerre et enfin, une balade parisienne sur les pas de Suzanne Valadon. - réalisation : Jean-Christophe Francis - invités : Jean Coldefy Ingénieur, spécialiste des mobilités. Directeur du programme Mobilité et transitions à l'association Mobil'in Pulse; Laurent Larcher Grand reporter au service international de La Croix; Nayla Chidiac Docteure en psychopathologie et psychologue clinicienne ; Flore Mongin Autrice et réalisatrice ; Xavier Rey Directeur du Musée National d'Art Moderne

To hear the rest of this episode, follow The Best Idea Yet here: https://wondery.com/links/the-best-idea-yet/What's keeping us up at night (besides our own thoughts)? An 8.4-oz blue-and-silver can of caffeine, taurine, sugar, and flavoring that's part LaCroix, part Robitussin. Red Bull is not only America's best-selling energy drink, it was its first: before the Bull, ‘energy drink' in Illinois meant two Diet Cokes and a coffee chaser. But Red Bull's reach is global, and its story actually begins halfway around the world. Learn about the Bangkok pharmacy owner who invented Red Bull, then gave it out for free in rural Thailand; and the Austrian toothpaste marketer who built it into a $19B global brand; and how Red Bull got so into extreme sports - it invented its own. (Flugtag, anyone?) We'll tell you why every business needs a north star word, how an epic product needs a seed AND fertilizer, and why Red Bull is the Best Idea Yet.Subscribe to The Best Idea Yet for the untold origin stories of the products you're obsessed with, and the bold risk takers who brought them to life. Episodes drop every Tuesday, subscribe here: https://wondery.com/links/the-best-idea-yet/—-----------------------------------------------------GET ON THE POD: Submit a shoutout or fact: https://tboypod.com/shoutouts FOR MORE NICK & JACK: Newsletter: https://tboypod.com/newsletter Connect with Nick: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolas-martell/ Connect with Jack: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jack-crivici-kramer/ SOCIALS:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tboypod TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tboypodYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@tboypod Anything else: https://tboypod.com/ See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Episode 2588 - BEST OF: Vinnie Tortorich and Anna Vocino welcome Dr. Cate Shanahan, and they discuss fat loss, controlling hunger, bad fats, and more. https://vinnietortorich.com/2025/01/controlling-hunger-dr-cate-episode-2588/ PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS YOU CAN WATCH ALL THE PODCAST EPISODES ON YOUTUBE - Answering Questions This episode is a BEST OF from 2016, with Dr. Cate Shanahan's early appearance on the podcast. There is no video for this episode. Anna tries an Epic protein bar. (8:00) Vinnie's Twitter following increased after the Carolla show, and people are asking questions. (11:30) Are peanut butter and quinoa NSNG®? Fuck Quinoa. Peanut butter is not the best butter. Cashew and almond butter are better. Peanut is a little higher in carbs and can be inflammatory for some people. Any nut butter should be eaten in moderation. What about diet soft drinks? Diet soft drinks with chemicals are treated by your body just like sugar. Artificial sugar is just as bad as real sugar. La Croix is okay; (soda) water with some fresh lemon or lime, muddled berries, or a splash of grapefruit juice is better. Check out Anna's websites for recipes! For her cauliflower tots, dry the cauliflower before rolling it with other ingredients. Vinnie shares some food ideas. An avocado with some olive oil. Good to slow-cook your chicken to get your broth... yummy! When traveling on a plane, he'll take some cheese and have a hard-boiled egg. Airplane food is generally quite bad. Controlling Hunger Dr. Cate is a board-certified Family Physician and is a nutritional consultant for the LA Lakers. Dr. Cate's website is () She helps those with metabolic syndrome to get their metabolism up and running better. Seed oils, like canola oil, are damaging to your metabolism. (48:00) The process of manufacturing the oils makes them toxic (create oxidative stress). Cate believes low-carb diets are very beneficial, especially for controlling hunger. Try to avoid empty calories, but don't worry about calorie counting. Avoid rapid carb drop-off if you have thyroid problems, etc. She believes in intermittent fasting in moderation IF AND ONLY IF it works for you. (54:00) The concern with some fasting methods is people may create more problems and disordered eating for themselves. It's best to do fasting in moderation or work with a knowledgeable doctor if you have a lot to lose. People are frequently hungry because their metabolisms are damaged by bad diets and lifestyles. Pituitary inflammation can make you hungry. Anna has specific questions about fasting blood sugar and cortisol. (1:05:00). Cate defines “bad fats” vs. natural fats. (1:13:00) It's not just about vanity and weight; it's about health and what processed foods and seed oils do to the body. (1:22:00)   Don't forget you can invest in Anna's Eat Happy Kitchen through StartEngine. (44:00) Details are at Eat Happy Kitchen. You can find recipes at website and her Substack at More News Don't forget to check out Serena Scott Thomas on Days Of Our Lives on the Peacock channel.  “Dirty Keto” is finally available on Amazon! You can purchase or rent it . Make sure you watch, rate, and review it! Eat Happy Italian, Anna's next cookbook is available!  You can go to You can order it from . Anna's recipes are in her cookbooks, website, and Substack–they will spice up your day! There's a new NSNG® Foods promo code you can use! The promo code ONLY works on the NSNG® Foods website, NOT on Amazon. https://nsngfoods.com/ [the_ad id="20253"] PURCHASE  DIRTY KETO (2024) The documentary launched in August 2024! Order it TODAY! This is Vinnie's fourth documentary in just over five years. Visit my new Documentaries HQ to find my films everywhere: Then, please share my fact-based, health-focused documentary series with your friends and family. The more views, the better it ranks, so please watch it again with a new friend! REVIEWS: Please submit your REVIEW after you watch my films. Your positive REVIEW does matter! PURCHASE BEYOND IMPOSSIBLE (2022) Visit my new Documentaries HQ to find my films everywhere: REVIEWS: Please submit your REVIEW after you watch my films. Your positive REVIEW does matter! FAT: A DOCUMENTARY 2 (2021) Visit my new Documentaries HQ to find my films everywhere: FAT: A DOCUMENTARY (2019) Visit my new Documentaries HQ to find my films everywhere: