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Patrick has had the craziest day to kick off his birthday week! And Seb just got back from the best tour ever. Need we say more?

Écoutez l'essentiel des Amateurs de sports du 8 septembre 2025: En plus des réactions de ses anciens coéquipiers Serge Savard et Yvan Cournoyer; l’animateur Mario Langlois livre un message poignant au micro des Amateurs de Sports, lui qui vient de perdre son héros d’enfance. Le décès de Ken Dryden a ramené bien des gens à leurs souvenirs d'antan. C’est le cas de Tony Marinaro qui se souvient de ses - jeunes - années 1970 et de sa première rencontre avec Guy Lafleur et Ken Dryden. Parmi ses grands moments du passé, il aborde la fermeture du Forum et la conquête de la coupe Stanley en 1986. Autrement, on analyse la situation de Kirby Dach, de ses blessures récurrentes et son positionnement au centre. Tony se demande aussi : Dach pourrait-il évoluer sur un trio avec Laine et Demidov? Qui de mieux qu'un gardien pour mesurer l'héritage d'un gardien? C'est ce que fait José Théodore à l'endroit de Ken Dryden. Le gardien québécois, qui a lu le livre The Game, jette un éclairage particulier sur la carrière de Ken Dryden. «C'était un vrai gentleman. À chaque fois que je l'ai côtoyé, tu étais captivé par ses points de vue. On parlait de hockey, mais il amène un point de vue. Il donnait confiance à ses joueurs avec sa fameuse position sur son bâton», dit-il. Le Québécois Mathieu Darche, ancien assistant DG à Julien BriseBois avec le Lightning de Tampa Bay, a été nommé directeur général des Islanders de New York en mai dernier, succédant ainsi à Lou Lamoriello. Il explique notamment le rôle du DG dans le repêchage: la qualité la plus importante à ce poste. Darche revient aussi sur la sélection du 1er choix Matthew Schaefer: «Le jeune homme est impressionnant. J'ai rarement vu un jeune de 18 ans aussi mature». Enfin, le patron des Islanders explique l'échange qui a envoyé le défenseur Noah Dobson à Montréal.Voir https://www.cogecomedia.com/vie-privee pour notre politique de vie privée

OMG! Pat & Seb finally got together for a brand new episode. So much has happened this summer that they are taking you on a 2 part recap journey. From Maine, to Wimbledon, to Japon and Paris... The boys have been busy. Part 2.

Allora ouvre sa saison 3 avec une grande bouffée d'air sur les chemins italiens. Oggi, direction la via Francigena : cette voie millénaire que l'on surnomme le « Saint-Jacques de Compostelle italien ». Long de 3 200 km depuis Canterbury jusqu'à Rome, il traverse quatre pays ainsi que les paysages intimes de ceux qui l'arpentent. En Italie, il déploie sa magie jusqu'à la Ville éternelle. Quête sportive, marche méditative ou aventure spirituelle : chacun y trouve son rythme, son souffle, son sens.C'est aux côtés de Jonathan Langlois, créateur du média et podcast « Les Lueurs », qu'Allora ouvre la marche, les sens en éveil. À 26 ans, après un burn-out qui l'a privé de sa voix pendant un an et demi, il a choisi de partir à pied. De Milan jusqu'à Rome, il a appris à se reconstruire pas à pas, à transformer l'épreuve en cheminement, à laisser l'Italie lui souffler un nouvel élan. Ses pas sont devenus une thérapie, ses silences une force.Aujourd'hui, c'est justement sa voix qui nous éclaire. Celle qui l'avait quitté s'est muée en un outil de transmission et d'inspiration. Avec « Les Lueurs », chaque semaine, il tend son micro à des personnalités, experts ou anonymes, pour partager des histoires intimes et universelles. Des paroles qui résonnent, qui guident, qui allument de petites flammes en nous. Bell'ascolto !Conçu, réalisé et présenté par Claire PlantinetMontage Générique : François PraudMusique : Happy Clapping Cinematic Score / PaBlikMM / Envato ElementsCréation visuelle : Thomas JouffritPodcast hébergé par AushaRemerciements à Mathilde Allais, attachée de presse, pour la mise en relation.· L'univers de Jonathan Langlois :Instagram : @jonathanlanglois_ @leslueurs.mediaSite Internet : www.leslueurs.frChaîne YouTube : www.youtube.com/@leslueursPodcast à retrouver sur toutes les plateformes d'écoute, le dimanche à 17h.· Les inspirations italiennes de Jonathan Langlois :Son périple sur la Via Francigena de Milan à Rome en parcourant la Lombardie, l'Émilie-Romagne, la Toscane et le Latium.La citation de Pier Paolo Pasolini « Marcher c'est une manière d'être, pas seulement une façon d'avancer. »Les 3 lieux qui ont marqué son périple : l'Ospitale San Lorenzo Martire (ex couvent des capucins), le premier point d'accueil de l'étape Toscane à Pontremoli, le village de Monteriggioni en Toscane, la basilique de Saint-Jean-de-Latran où le Pape célébrait une messe à son arrivée à Rome.Sa playlist de marche : le répertoire de Paolo Conte et la chanson « Via con me ».L'Église et le couvent de la Trinité-des-Monts où loger à son arrivée à Rome.· Archives épisodes :© Extraits Podcast « Les Lueurs », Vincenzo Capuano Pizza Napoletana, Premier discours du Pape Leone XIV, BA « Les tontons flingueurs » & BO Michel Magne, Step by Step Hike Adventures - Le Calanques di Marsiglia, « Falconeer » de Lovren, La Via Francigena - Emilia Romagna Tourism, « Via con me » de Paolo Conte, « Elfe » de Dario Lessing, Soundfishing.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

OMG! Pat & Seb finally got together for a brand new episode. So much has happened this summer that they are taking you on a 2 part recap journey. From Maine, to Wimbledon, to Japan and Paris... The boys have been busy.

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What Does Femininity Look Like in the Orthodox Church?In a culture that often misunderstands tradition, Orthodox Christianity may seem, at first glance, like a “Christian fraternity” — rigid, exclusive, or overly male-centered. But as Ben and Ashley Langlois (popularly known as Orthodox Luigi and his wife) reveal in this heartfelt conversation, nothing could be further from the truth.Orthodoxy offers women a deeply rooted spiritual home—one that honors the unique dignity, strength, and calling of femininity in ways that may feel unfamiliar to many raised in Western expressions of Christianity.For many women, the journey into the Orthodox Church begins with hesitation. Some arrive simply to support a spouse or out of spiritual curiosity, only to find themselves quietly wondering, “What did I just get myself into?” But what often begins in uncertainty becomes a path to profound spiritual fulfillment. In Orthodoxy, they discover a Church that doesn't conform to modern trends, but instead reaches deep into the soul with its ancient beauty, reverence, and rhythms of grace.Here, femininity is not erased or sidelined, but transfigured. It finds its voice in sacred service, quiet strength, and spiritual motherhood. Women in the Church lead choirs, bake the communion bread (prosphora), create feasts for the saints, and nurture the life of the parish. Even practices that may seem strange at first—like veiling—take on new meaning. As one convert put it, “We cover what is holy and what is of value.”This transformation doesn't happen overnight. To embrace Orthodoxy often means learning to see the world through new eyes—to “think Orthodox.” Dr. Jeannie Constantinou's book Thinking Orthodox has become a trusted guide for many women making this transition, helping them understand the Orthodox “phronema” (mindset) and begin to live it out.And this faith isn't just personal—it's communal. Orthodox parishes are vibrant with shared life, centered not around programs or performances, but the Eucharist. After services, parishioners gather for meals that often stretch for hours. In those long conversations over food, true Christian fellowship takes root.Whether you're simply curious about Orthodoxy or wondering how to talk with your spouse about your growing interest in the ancient faith, this conversation between Ben and Ashley will meet you with honesty, encouragement, and hope.Join us as we explore what it means to be a woman of faith in the Orthodox Church—and how the ancient path still leads us home today. Subscribe now and become part of a community rediscovering the beauty of Christ's Church in the modern world. Visit Cloud of Witnesses Radio: https://cloudofwitnessesradio.com/ Questions about Orthodoxy? Please check out our friends at Ghost of Byzantium Discord server: https://discord.gg/JDJDQw6tdhPlease prayerfully consider supporting Cloud of Witnesses Radio: https://www.patreon.com/c/CloudofWitnessesFind Cloud of Witnesses Radio on Instagram, X.com, Facebook, and TikTok.Please leave a comment with your thoughts!

"Code doesn't transform organisations : people do ..."What truly drives innovation in the fast-paced world of technology? Is it solely the code, the algorithms, and the software? Michel and I discuss this and more and the answer is a resounding no. It's people. We discuss how leaders can navigate the complexities of the tech world by prioritizing, understanding and nurturing the human element, as well as leading with context and clarity. Leaders must take advantage of the foresight and learning that comes from huge market shifts, and iterate on their blueprint for transformation.What constitutes the new playbook for tech leadership? What's shifting? Why is this shift necessary? We discuss the need for a new type of leadership, balancing technical expertise with cultural ambassadorship, inspiring teams with a clear vision and fostering open communication. Constantly reinventing connection and communication as the world evolves in more complex and numerous ecosystems is a call to simplify the human element intentionally. Transparent communication is vital to maintaining trust.As humans, we need to intentionally guide AI as it develops. While AI excels at aggregating and correlating data, one can question its current ability to anticipate the unknown. AI agents may become self-learning, but they may still lack the human capacity to correlate unforeseen needs and read the deeper invisible relational and emotional energies. Michel generously shares his experience and insights from his career in Silicon Valley and from working with start ups and leaders in the tech world. The main insights you'll get from this episode are : Cultivate Context: Engage engineering teams early with comprehensive information to avoid misalignment and foster collaborative problem-solving.

Ever wondered why Orthodox churches are filled with icons while Catholic ones aren't? This fascinating conversation with David Latting and Ben Langlois (Orthodox Luigi) takes us deep into the heart of Orthodox Christianity and its distinctive practices.  The discussion uncovers how icons serve as "windows into heaven" for Orthodox believers—not just beautiful art, but portals into the divine realm. Langlois explains the theological reasoning behind the two-dimensional nature of icons, tracing this tradition back to the Second Council of Nicaea in 787 CE. For those curious about Christian history, the episode offers a refreshing perspective on how the ancient Church used visual imagery to teach biblical stories to illiterate believers, challenging common misconceptions about scripture access in early Christianity.  One of the most enlightening segments addresses the Great Schism between Eastern and Western Christianity. Rather than a simple split in 1054, we learn how the separation evolved gradually over centuries, with fascinating insights into how the pre-schism Western Church was considered Orthodox despite cultural differences. This nuanced historical understanding helps bridge denominational divides and fosters appreciation for shared Christian heritage.  The conversation doesn't shy away from difficult questions, including a thoughtful Protestant concern: "Why would I give my attention to anyone but Jesus?" The response offers a compelling parallel between asking friends for prayer and requesting intercession from saints, demonstrating how Orthodox veneration practices ultimately maintain Christ's centrality while honoring the communion of saints across time.  Whether you're deeply familiar with Orthodox traditions or completely new to them, this episode will transform your understanding of Christian worship, history, and theology. Subscribe to Cloud of Witnesses for more thought-provoking conversations that explore the depth and richness of Christian faith across traditions. Visit Cloud of Witnesses Radio: https://cloudofwitnessesradio.com/ Questions about Orthodoxy? Please check out our friends at Ghost of Byzantium Discord server: https://discord.gg/JDJDQw6tdhPlease prayerfully consider supporting Cloud of Witnesses Radio: https://www.patreon.com/c/CloudofWitnessesFind Cloud of Witnesses Radio on Instagram, X.com, Facebook, and TikTok.Thank you for journeying w/ the Saints with us!

On this special episode of World of Wishes we meet with Michelle Langlois. When Michelle's son Noah, who has spent his entire life in a hospital, wished for a backyard playset, it was more than a request — it was a path to freedom. Michelle opens up about the impact of Noah's wish: a playset tailored to his needs, providing therapeutic movement, age-appropriate fun, and a much-needed escape from hospital walls. She reflects on how this simple yet powerful wish changed their everyday lives and gave her hope as a mother. With deep gratitude, Michelle shares her thanks to the generous donors who gave Noah the gift of play — and a glimpse of normal childhood joy. Learn more about how YOU can make an impact at https://wish.org/sfla!Be sure to follow us @makeawishsfla on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, TikTok, and LinkedIn!Subscribe, Rate, & Review this podcast to support future episodes that will feature wish kids and parents' past and present, volunteers, donors, referral sources and everyone who contributes to this World of Wishes!

We were joined by Keith Langlois from DetroitPistons.com so he and Huge could talk about Summer League. They gave their thought's on how the Pistons have looked, Keith updated us on what else is happening in the off-season, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Voilà pourquoi la vie intérieure est si importante. Parce que si on ne travaille pas à s'aligner, alors le corps, qui est plus intelligent que tout, nous arrête."Dans cet épisode de la série « De l'enfant aux parents », Jonathan Langlois, fondateur du média Les Lueurs, nous partage son parcours intime. Des bancs de l'enfance à ses premiers pas de jeune papa, nous explorons la façon dont nos fragilités d'hier façonnent l'adulte – et le parent – de demain.Jonathan Langlois anime le podcast et média « Les Lueurs ». Il part à la rencontre de nos failles aussi bien que de nos aspirations profondes. Jonathan a transformé ses propres épreuves (burn-out, quête de sens, remise en question de la foi) en une capacité rare à interroger l'autre sur son cheminement intérieur. Aujourd'hui, il éclaire de sa sensibilité les récits de personnalités qui se livrent, chaque semaine, à son micro affuté et bienveillant.Au fil de l'entretien, Jonathan se confie sur :✨ Son enfance joyeuse, aussi marquée par l'exigence et le besoin de reconnaissance✨L'impact des blessures familiales sur l'adulte qu'il est devenu, et son travail intérieur pour rompre avec la quête de validation externe✨ La réconciliation avec son « enfant intérieur »✨ Ce qu'il souhaite transmettre en tant que parent, et son attachement à l'amour inconditionnel comme réservoir pour l'enfantAu programme :(00:00) Devenir papa : entre joie et humilité(03:46) L'impossible équilibre de la vie(06:36) Grandir dans une grande fratrie(08:48) Échec scolaire, perte de confiance et colère(14:12) L'influence familiale sur la vision du monde et la construction de soi(20:12) La transmission de la foi, la crise lors du divorce parental et la redéfinition de sa spiritualité(28:17) Burn-out, quête de reconnaissance et reconstruction intérieure(32:53) Les ressources pour rebondir : corps, cœur, âme et recours à l'accompagnement thérapeutique(36:58) Parentalité, transmission et la juste place du cadre éducatif(44:10) Ce que la parentalité apprend sur soi – et la trace à transmettre à son enfantRessourcesInstagram Jonathan LangloisInstagram Les Lueurs MédiaUn épisode profond qui interroge sur ce que nous faisons de notre passé et comment nous transmettons le meilleur.Peut-être y trouverez-vous votre propre lueur d'inspiration pour avancer.---------------------DE L'ENFANT AU PARENT (1 épisode par mois)Je vous propose une nouvelle série plus intime et personnelle où je pars à la rencontre d'artistes et personnalités publiques, pour explorer avec eux leur enfance et l'impact qu'elle a eu sur l'adulte et le parent qu'ils sont aujourd'hui. N'hésitez pas à me dire ce que vous en avez pensé en commentaire !

Dans cet extrait, Jonathan Langlois, cofondateur et animateur du média Les Lueurs, partage ce qui lui a le plus manqué durant sa scolarité : la possibilité de découvrir et de valoriser des talents et des modes d'expression différents des savoirs fondamentaux. Il regrette qu'à l'école, la connaissance de soi, la créativité ou l'empathie soient très peu intégrées, ce qui laisse trop souvent les élèves coupés d'eux-mêmes malgré un solide raisonnement logique.Jonathan évoque également l'environnement familial dans lequel il a grandi, au sein d'une famille où l'humain et la compréhension des autres étaient au centre des discussions : ses parents, sa mère coach et son père éditeur, l'ont formé à regarder au-delà des apparences et à toujours s'intéresser au parcours, à la blessure et au mystère de chaque personne. Des réflexions profondes sur l'importance d'une éducation qui place l'humain au cœur.L'épisode intégral est à retrouver sur toutes les plateformes d'écoutes de podcast le 26/06/2025.---------------------DE L'ENFANT AU PARENT (1 épisode par mois)Je vous propose une nouvelle série plus intime et personnelle où je pars à la rencontre d'artistes et personnalités publiques, pour explorer avec eux leur enfance et l'impact qu'elle a eu sur l'adulte et le parent qu'ils sont aujourd'hui. N'hésitez pas à me dire ce que vous en pensez en commentaire !

We talked about the NBA Draft as Keith Langlois from DetroitPistons.com joined us. They talked about pieces they think the Pistons still need, talked about the effect of NIL on the NBA Draft, and much more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Keith Langlois of Pistons.com talks all things Detroit Basketball, including a preview of the NBA Draft, a recap of the playoffs, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

L'émission 28 minutes du 21/06/2025 Ce samedi, Renaud Dély décrypte l'actualité internationale avec nos clubistes : Isabelle Durant, experte droit au développement au Conseil des droits de l'homme , Maya Khadra, enseignante et journaliste franco-libanaise, Daniele Zappalà, correspondant du quotidien "Avvenire" et docteur en géopolitique, et la dessinatrice de presse, Dorthe Landschulz. La reconnaissance d'un État palestinien reportée sine die ?Cette semaine, une conférence organisée par la France et l'Arabie saoudite devait avoir lieu à New York, durant laquelle Emmanuel Macron aurait pu reconnaître un État palestinien. Cette dernière a été reportée à cause du conflit entre Israël et l'Iran qui ne permettait pas à plusieurs dirigeants arabes de se rendre aux États-Unis. 148 des 193 membres de l'ONU reconnaissent déjà officiellement la Palestine, mais comme simple membre observateur. La reconnaissance d'un État palestinien par un membre du conseil de sécurité de l'ONU serait hautement symbolique mais pourrait aussi avoir des conséquences diplomatiques importantes. Depuis quelques semaines, certains pays semblent prendre de la distance vis-à-vis de cette initiative. Sommet de l'OTAN : les pays européens prêts à se réarmer face à Poutine ?Kiev a été la cible lundi 16 juin d'une violente attaque de drones et de missiles russes, faisant 30 morts et 172 blessés parmi les civils. L'armée russe a également annoncé avoir pris le contrôle de nouveaux villages dans la région de Soumy, au nord-est de l'Ukraine. Vladimir Poutine s'est déclaré “prêt” à rencontrer son homologue ukrainien, Volodymyr Zelensky, uniquement dans le cadre de la “dernière étape” des négociations entre Moscou et Kiev. La semaine prochaine se tient à La Haye le sommet de l'Otan durant lequel les pays membres devraient acter le principe d'une augmentation de leurs dépenses militaires à hauteur de 5 % de leur PIB, d'ici 2032. À l'occasion de la fête de la musique, nous recevons le violoniste Théotime Langlois de Swarte qui présente un album hommage à l'œuvre de Vivaldi : “Le Quattro Stagioni, concerti armonici e incentivi”. Pour le 300e anniversaire de la publication de la partition des “Quatre Saisons” de Vivaldi, il propose une interprétation de l'œuvre avec son ensemble Le Consort, dont il a pris la direction.Marion L'Hour nous emmène au Royaume-Uni où les députés ont voté pour décriminaliser l'avortement, une brêche juridique qui existait depuis 1967. Au-delà de 24 semaines de grossesse, l'IVG était considérée comme un crime. En 2023, le cas de Carla Foster, une femme de 44 ans emprisonnée pour un avortement tardif, avait ému le pays.Olivier Boucreux décerne le titre d'employé de la semaine à Ali Khamenei, le guide suprême iranien. Donald Trump l'a directement visé le 17 juin en appelant à la reddition de l'Iran et en assurant que les États-Unis “savent exactement où [il] se cache”, même s'ils ne comptent pas “l'éliminer, du moins pour le moment”.  Jean-Mathieu Pernin zappe sur la télévision américaine pour s'intéresser au nouveau projet de Donald Trump : commercialiser ses propres téléphones “made in USA”. Paola Puerari se demande pourquoi les seins nus font peur alors que la pratique du topless sur les plages disparaît. Enfin, ne manquez pas la question très intéressante de David Castello-Lopes : pourquoi les chansons sont-elles de plus en plus courtes ? 28 minutes est le magazine d'actualité d'ARTE, présenté par Élisabeth Quin du lundi au jeudi à 20h05. Renaud Dély est aux commandes de l'émission le vendredi et le samedi. Ce podcast est coproduit par KM et ARTE Radio. Enregistrement 21 juin 2025 Présentation Renaud Dély Production KM, ARTE Radio

Danielle Langlois joins the guys to talk about her new solo venture, Jambe Des Bois—a deeply personal label focused on small-lot, handcrafted wines. After years as the winemaker at Lasseter Family Winery, Danielle stepped away to pursue her own vision, working with fruit farmed by legendary grower Phil Coturri and a bit of Syrah from a Carneros vineyard her husband Dan tends himself. The conversation covers everything from Danielle's winemaking philosophy to the unique challenges and freedoms that come with striking out on your own. It's a great listen for anyone who loves Sonoma wines, respects vineyard-driven production, or just wants to support the folks doing it the hard way—by hand, in small batches, and with real intention. [EP 375] Follow along at @jambedesbois and, if you can find a bottle, grab one. These wines don't stick around long. jambedeboiswines.com

Seb recounts a crazy weekend at Festivals, and Patrick recounts a crazier weekend at the F1 Grand Prix. The post Still Naming These Things appeared first on idobi.

We talked about the NBA Finals and the Pistons as Keith Langlois from DetroitPistons.com joined us. He and Huge gave their thought's on if the Finals will end tonight, who they think could win it all, discussed the Pistons in the off-season, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pat is all about yard work this summer, and Seb can still get surprised by fan interactions even after 25 years of touring. Also, there's a winking challenge. Music by: MxPx - One Zero Zero Charlotte Sands - Use Me Filedhockey - Common Trope The post I Can Still Get Surprised appeared first on idobi.

We were joined by Keith Langlois from DetroitPistons.com so he and Dan could talk about the Pistons in the off-season. They talked about the season as a whole for the Pistons and talked about their run in the playoffs, they discussed some of the storylines surrounding this team in the off-season, talked about the NBA Playoffs, and much more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Institute of Internal Auditors Presents: All Things Internal Audit  In this episode, George Barham talks with Skip Langlois about the unique challenges and opportunities of small internal audit functions. They discuss definitions of a small function, advice for starting one, managing expectations, building relationships and developing future leaders in a small audit environment. Langlois also shares insights on leveraging AI and why emotional intelligence matters as as much as technical skill in a small audit environment. HOST:George Barham, CIA, CRMA, CISA,Director, Standards & Guidance, The IIA GUEST:Martin “Skip” Langlois, CIA, CPA, CISA, CFE, CRMA Senior Vice President and Chief Audit Executive, Encova Insurance Key Points Introduction [00:00-00:00:38] Defining a Small Audit Function [00:00:56-00:01:22] Advice for Starting a Small Audit Function [00:02:03-00:03:48] Building Relationships and Credibility [00:04:12-00:06:06] Identifying Stakeholders and Internal Relationships [00:06:13-00:08:03] Scope and Focus of Small Functions [00:08:13-00:10:22] Networking and External Relationships [00:10:22-00:11:50] Making the Case to Expand a Small Team [00:12:15-00:13:48] Recruiting and Retaining Top Talent [00:13:59-00:15:24] Leveraging AI in Small Functions [00:15:35-00:17:15] Leadership Lessons from the Military [00:17:15-00:19:42] Final Thoughts [00:19:44-00:19:56] The IIA Related Content  Interested in this topic? Visit the links below for more resources: 2025 AuditSphere Virtual Conference Resources: Small Audit Function Resources Exchange  Global Best Practice: Small Audit Functions, Large Audit Abilities   Visit The IIA's website or YouTube channel for related topics and more. Follow All Things Internal Audit: Apple PodcastsSpotify LibsynDeezer

In this episode of The Digital Executive podcast, Michel Langlois, former CTO and Senior Vice President at Calix Networks, shares insights from his 30-plus year career in the networking and software industry. Langlois discusses how his leadership style evolved across significant transformations at companies like Cisco, Juniper Networks, and Calix Networks, emphasizing the importance of building trust and fostering collaboration in diverse corporate cultures.Langlois also delves into his new book, "Beyond the Code: Unveiling the Human Factor in Technology Leadership Innovation," explaining his motivation for writing it and the key message he hopes readers take away about human-centric leadership in a technology-driven world. He highlights how innovations like the Software Defined Access (SDA) architecture and cloud-based analytics at Calix Networks enabled them to compete effectively with larger industry players. Tune in to hear Michel Langlois's vision for the future of the networking and software industry and how leaders should prepare for emerging technologies and trends.If you liked what you heard today, please leave us a review. Apple or Spotify.

Pat & Seb get together and talk about the ultimate New York tourist trip, how manifesting can ruin a good pool opening season, and how you might not realize you've peaked until you are on your way down. The post June Gloom appeared first on idobi.

Pat & Seb talk about their 10 essentials... whatever that means. And go deep into the benefits of tracking your vitals. The post The Oldest F&%$ing Building appeared first on idobi.

Today I sit down with Denis Langlois — father, climber, and dedicated route developer. Like many of us he balances climbing with a busy life of work and family. Denis found that bouldering gave him the most freedom. It let him climb on his own schedule — quick sessions, solo missions, and total flexibility.One day, while commuting to a job site, he passed through a narrow canyon next to his home town in in British Columbia, Canada..and something caught his eye… boulders — tons of them. Unclimbed and Untouched. Denis knew he had to come back.Fast forward to today — thanks to his vision and the help of a few committed locals, the Fraser Canyon is now home to more than 80 established boulder problems, ranging from V0 to V10, with development still ongoing.In this episode, we dive into the deep and layered history of Fraser Canyon — from the Gold Rush to its roots in Indigenous land. Denis shares his personal journey in climbing, how he fell in love with the area, and what it's been like developing a climbing destination from scratch.He's also teamed up with video producer Jesse Wheeler to create a beautiful short film about the canyon and its development — be sure to check that out after the show.I love having route developers on this show — these are the folks literally giving back to the community by creating more places for us to climb and they usually do so out of their own pocket with their own passion… So if you're ever heading up to Squamish, looking to avoid the crowds and try something new, make a stop in Fraser Canyon. Check out the boulders, soak in the views, and if you can, give Denis a shout — as I am sure he'd be stoked to show you around.----HELP SUPPORT THE SHOW & GET ACCESS TO EXCLUSIVE EPISODES!  For a little as $5/mo!----Don't forget to check out our full video episodes on Youtube!The TCM movement is growing but we need your help to spread the word! Please share this podcast with your friends and family. Word of mouth is one of the best ways to support the show. If you enjoyed the show we'd appreciate it if you could rate and review us on your favorite podcatcher.We are always looking for new guests. If you or someone you know would be a great fit for the show please don't hesitate to reach out. You can reach us on IG or email us directly @ theclimbingmajoritypodcast@gmail.com---ResourcesKaya Climbing App (Download For Route Information)Short Film: Gold Rush: The Nuggets They Left BehindDenis' IGJesse's IG

Pat and Seb talk about how the Avril / Simple Plan song collaboration came about. Something that's never happen before happened, and Pat is clearly obsessed with Cold Cuts. The post Young and Dumb appeared first on idobi.

Pat is still very impressed by time zone apparently. Seb has been to Japan and Australia since the last episode. Lots to talk about. The post Time Travel Show appeared first on idobi.

Keith Langlois from DetroitPistons.com joined us to talk about last night's loss to the Knicks. He and Huge also looked ahead to next season, talked about what the off-season will look like, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We talked about game 6 for the Pistons tonight as Keith Langlois from DetroitPistons.com joined us. He and Huge previewed tonight's game, talked about what the Pistons need to do to win, gave their thought's if they can get to game 7, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We were joined by Keith Langlois from DetroitPistons.com so he and Huge could talk about last night's loss to the Knicks. They gave their thought's on what happened in the last few seconds, talked about what needs to improve before Sunday's game, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marcy Langlois has demonstrated the utmost in resilience and transformation. After being born with a cleft lip and palate and having to endure over 20 surgeries along with relentless bullying during her youth, she found herself also struggling with addiction and her sexuality as a teenager. A tragic car accident that left several people deceased would further devastate her. At 27, she began her path to recovery through a twelve-step program, therapy, and eventually to a growing spiritual recognition of who she was.https://courses.marcylanglois.com/1-on-1-vip-mentorship

Seb is about to leave for a big year of touring, Pat is watching loads of hockey... So let's talk about the Mark Hoppus Book The post Time To Go appeared first on idobi.

In this deeply inspiring and transformative episode of Mirror Talk: Soulful Conversations, we are joined by Marcy Langlois — a trauma-informed coach, chronic illness warrior, and the host of the Living Beyond Limits podcast. Marcy shares her powerful story of overcoming trauma, addiction, and identity struggles to live a life of healing, purpose, and empowerment.From surviving over 20 surgeries and relentless bullying as a child, to navigating her sexuality and dealing with alcoholism and chronic illness, Marcy opens up about the emotional and physical challenges she has faced and triumphed over. Now, over 20 years into her sobriety, she offers practical insights on how to break free from trauma, embrace healing, and redefine one's life beyond limitations.Tune in for an authentic conversation about resilience, inner transformation, and the beauty of hope.

We were joined by Keith Langlois from DetroitPistons.com so he and Huge could talk about how the first Playoff game went for the Pistons against the Knicks. They talked about what went wrong in that game, previewed tonight's game, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We talked about the Pistons being in the NBA Playoffs as Keith Langlois from DetroitPistons.com joined us. He and Huge talked about the impressive turnaround of this team since last season, previewed the upcoming series against the Knicks, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Patrick found the Golden Ticket!!! Seb gets an old jacket returned. What do these stories have in common? Nothing! The post Golden Ticket appeared first on idobi.

http://bit.ly/3GYu36VSmithsonian Magazine, January 2023, By Chanan TigayThe discussion highlights the groundbreaking work of Mike Langlois, a scholar with an impressive range of expertise, including seven degrees and a deep focus on the Dead Sea Scrolls. His work involves using high-tech methods, such as sophisticated scanning and analysis techniques, to uncover forgeries in ancient religious texts. This process helps separate authentic writings from fraudulent ones, allowing for a clearer historical understanding.Langlois, alongside experts like Dr. Kip Davis, is advancing our knowledge by using modern technologies to scrutinize ancient documents that were once considered gospel truth. The Dead Sea Scrolls, discovered in caves decades ago, have been central to the study of biblical history, but the ability to verify their authenticity has only recently become possible thanks to these innovations.The team's work is crucial because it addresses the core issue of determining which documents are authentic and which are fabricated. The impact of these findings is felt not only in the realm of biblical studies but in other historical disciplines as well.A key aspect of the conversation is the ethical consideration surrounding these forgeries. If forgeries are not identified, they can skew historical data and influence the way cultures, faiths, and mythologies are understood. For believers, especially, the discovery of falsehoods within these documents can be a challenge. Some may resist accepting this new information because it conflicts with deeply held beliefs, but the goal of scholars like Langlois is to uncover the truth, regardless of personal belief systems.The technological advancements being used in this research represent a significant leap forward. While the methods are still evolving, the impact is already profound, offering an objective way to distinguish between authentic and fraudulent texts. The conversation also touches on the broader implications for critical scholarship in religious and historical studies.In conclusion, the exciting work of scholars like Langlois is opening doors for a more accurate understanding of ancient texts. Their efforts help bring clarity to the complex intersection of faith, history, and evidence, and they challenge us all to think critically about the information we encounter.The Non-Prophets, Episode 22.02 airing Sunday, 01-15-2023 featuring Secular Rarity,  Richard Firth-Godbehere and Helen Greene.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-non-prophets--3254964/support.

Dan was joined by Keith Langlois from DetroitPistons.com to get a quick update on Cade Cunningham and to talk about tonight's game against the Raptors. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Seb has never been more Canadian. They boys start talking about the things that used to be around the house when they were kids... Where has all this stuff gone? The post The House I Grew Up In appeared first on idobi.

Pat and Seb are all over the place this week. From making hard decisions in case of an alien invasion, to neighbours coming over the house for autographs, it's a diverse episode this week! The post Would You Fight? appeared first on idobi.

Its Been 5 years. Seb's cat died over spring break. The boys go over some of the good that may have come out of the Worldwide Pandemic, and Pat has some insight about royalty free loops for musicians. The post It’s Been 5 Years appeared first on idobi.

From plane crash survival to taking the best natural cures, Pat & Seb might save your life this week. The post Might Save Your Life appeared first on idobi.

Montreal has been buried in Snow! Pat and Seb talk about the joys of Winter... Seriously... The post Winter, Can We Be Done? appeared first on idobi.

Pat and Seb spend a weekend at the cottage together. Great hangs and family time. They talk about adult sleep over and a great game that Pat knew nothing about. The post Left Right Center appeared first on idobi.