Podcasts about Larios

Tercera jornada de esta ola de calor que sigue afectando a prácticamente toda la comunidad. Sólo la provincia de Almería se libra de los avisos que acaba de activar la AEMET por altas temperaturas, con lo peor, un día más, en la zona del Valle del Guadalquivir y el Genil. El aviso hoy es naranja en Granada, Jaén y Córdoba, donde se podrían alcanzar los 42 grados. El aviso es amarillo en el interior de Huelva, Sevilla, Cádiz, y en la comarca de Antequera en Málaga. Este lunes la máxima de Andalucía han sido los 42,1 grados que se han registrado en la localidad jiennense de Bailén.Los jóvenes andaluces menores de 25 años necesitan destinar el 100% de su salario para alquilar una vivienda. Es alguno de los datos del informe de la situación del colectivo presentado hoy por Comisiones Obreras, que pone el foco en la precariedad laboral.Málaga avanza en los pasos previos a la construcción de las conocidas como 'mini-viviendas' por su espacio de 40 metros cuadrados- destinada a menores de 35 años. Hoy se ha sacado la licitación de las parcelas municipales donde se construirán entre 1.400 y 1.700 pisos de alquiler que no podrá superar un precio estipulado por el consistorio.Una niña de 3 años ha fallecido ahogada en una piscina en la localidad malagueña de Alhaurín de la Torre. Las autoridades investigan cómo ocurrió el ahogamiento que se ha producido este lunes. Mientras, continúa, sin éxito de momento, la búsqueda del hombre de 27 desaparecido en la playa de Los Muertos en Carboneras.La calle Larios volverá a ser escaparate de moda en una nueva edición de la Málaga Fashion Week. Un evento único que cuenta con la pasarela de moda más larga de Europa con 300 metros y que reúne a 15.000 personas al día para disfrutar de la moda local, nacional e internacional.Escuchar audio

For families considering life in El Salvador, this episode dives into what educational freedom really looks like on the ground. Mike talks with Ana Larios, co-founder of Escuela Libre and Skate, Paint & More, about building a community education program rooted in trust, creativity, and local connection.Ana shares how Escuela Libre grew from three families into a small but thriving homeschool community. It's a space where kids learn without uniforms or testing, and where volunteers from around the world teach everything from math and English to aerial silks and robotics. The school is part of a growing movement toward non-traditional schooling that centers kids instead of systems.We also get into Skate, Paint & More, an after-school program that offers experiential education through painting, skateboarding, music, and group projects. Most of the local kids had never painted before. Now they're learning to create, explore, and build confidence in a safe, supportive environment. It's all free for them, made possible by donations and visiting volunteers.This conversation is for anyone rethinking how learning should work, especially if you care about creative education or are considering a move to El Salvador. It's also a real look at how grassroots efforts can grow into something lasting without losing their soul.Hit subscribe, drop a comment, or send it to someone who's ready to ditch the system and do school differently.-Bitcoin Beach TeamConnect and Learn more about Ana Larios Pohlhttps://x.com/analariospohl https://www.instagram.com/analariospohl_arte/ https://www.instagram.com/acroyoga_elsalvador/ https://www.facebook.com/acroyogaelsalvador/ https://www.instagram.com/elzonteartsandlearning/?hl=en Support and follow Bitcoin Beach:X: @BitcoinBeachIG: @bitcoinbeach_svTikTok: @livefrombitcoinbeachWeb: bitcoinbeach.comBrowse through this quick guide to learn more about the episode:00:00 What is Skate, Paint & More and how does it help kids in El Zonte?01:30 Why did Ana and other families start a non-traditional school in El Salvador?03:43 Is homeschooling legal in El Salvador and how does it work?06:43 How do volunteers help build this homeschool community?10:12 What makes this community education program work for both locals and expats?14:16 What is grip tape art and how are kids using it creatively?16:52 How does art and skateboarding boost kids' confidence?21:06 What advice does Ana have for parents moving to El Salvador?29:44 When does the Skate, Paint & More program run and how can others join?34:00 What kind of donations support creative and experiential education in El Zonte?Live From Bitcoin Beach

" I did have some moments where I questioned if I'd ever be the runner I was [before having a kid]", shares Carly Gill Larios, a 2:42 marathoner.  She joined us for a conversation about her history with disordered eating in high school, the ways in which running was healing for her through her D3 college experience, and what brought her back to running after starting her career in the TV and Film industries. She still works as a Co-Executive Producer for "90 Day Fiance", while running up to 80 miles per week and training for her next marathon. She's a mom to 2-year-old Adella, and dog, Luna, based in Boulder Colorado.  We talk about:  her co-executive producer job! what her first few half-marathons and marathons taught her about running, training, and fueling how her eating habits have changed over the years, to fueling much more adequately and consistently while training for marathons at the sub-elite level how she thought her prenatal and postpartum experiences might be...and how they actually were, in regards to recovery, running, and racing again Follow Carly on Instagram @Carlysheree.  Connect with a clinician near you, and find your full team of women's health and sport providers, by going to Lane9Project.org/Directory. If you dont' see what you're looking for, fill out our Athlete Match Form, and we'll find someone for you! Follow Lane 9 Project on Instagram @Lane9Project. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter via Lane9Project.Substack.com, and go to Lane9project.org to get in touch if you'd like to send us a note!

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Bobby Larios se aleja del escándalo, encontró su lugar en la vida y aprendió a disfrutarla. El quinto eliminado de MasterChef Celebrity Generaciones hace un balance de su carrera y confiesa que si hoy fuera un platillo, sería uno que se disfruta, pues antes era uno que se podía servir en plato de cartón. No te pierdas esta charla con el Bobby de hoy, ¿se arrepiente de algo?

El tercer marqués de Larios fue quien aunó todo el poder de la familia porque resultó ser el heredero directo de todo el legado familiar. Su historia es diferente a la de sus antecesores porque rompe una endogamia matrimonial que caracterizaba a esta familia malagueña. Esta es la historia de sus dos mujeres, que aún colea a día de hoy. Artículo del episodio: Las esposas del tercer marqués de Larios: https://www.diariosur.es/sur-historia/esposas-tercer-marques-larios-palacio-trinidad-20240827000732-nt.html Otros capítulos relacionados: Quién es quién en la saga de los Larios: https://www.diariosur.es/podcast/memoria-sur/episodio-135-saga-larios-20230915190000-aud.html

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In this episode, I co-hosted Zingfa Wala with fellow Occidental Alumnus Julissa Larios. Both work at the Organization of Tropical Studies (OTS) and are passionate about science outreach, education, and community.

La calle Larios se inauguró el 27 de agosto de 1891. Desde entonces, los comercios que han pasado por sus bajos han evolucionado desde el escepticismo a que fuera una zona rentable, pasando por el auge de las sucursales bancarias y hasta el actual dominio de las franquicias. Este es un paseo por esa historia. Además, os contamos que grabaremos el episodio 200 de Memoria SUR el próximo miércoles 29 de enero a las 19:00 en el Centro Cultural de La Malagueta. La entrada es libre hasta completar aforo. Referencia del episodio: Las edades comerciales de calle Larios Otros capítulos relacionados: Los orígenes de Calle Larios: https://www.diariosur.es/podcast/memoria-sur/episodio-origenes-calle-larios-20230313114346-aud.html

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Me and Quinn discuss the movies we loved this year, movies we both hated and the films we're excited for in 2025. This is indeed the longest episode of the show so buckle up. Feel free to take breaks when you listen to yap about movies and anime.Santi:Insta: santibreeownLetterboxd: strawhatsantiBlue Sky: strawhatsantiQuinn:Insta: therollotLetterboxd: RolloTBlue Sky: rollotWeekly Manga Recap on Spotify

Skål International Madrid entregó sus Distinciones de Honor 2024, reconociendo a empresas y entidades que han impulsado el desarrollo y la proyección internacional de Madrid. El evento contó con el patrocinio de la Comunidad de Madrid y los galardonados fueron el Museo Chicote e Iberia. Según eBooking.com, Vigo ha sido reconocida como la ciudad más navideña de España gracias a sus espectaculares luces, seguida de Madrid, que destaca con casi 12 millones de LEDs sostenibles. Badalona ocupa el tercer lugar por su imponente árbol navideño, mientras que Málaga se suma al ranking por el túnel de luz en la calle Larios. Barcelona cierra el listado con 110 kilómetros de iluminación navideña, un 13% más que en 2023. Airbnb considera que el Real Decreto aprobado por el Gobierno para regular el registro de alquileres de corta duración "se queda corto" a la hora de armonizar las obligaciones de registro para los anfitriones y al proporcionar más transparencia. Los conciertos de Taylor Swift y Bruce Springsteen, el festival Mad Cool, el Open de Golf y el Mutua Madrid Open incrementaron el gasto en la ciudad de Madrid en 2024, según un estudio de Mastercard. Durante estas semanas, el gasto total aumentó respecto a 2023, destacando Mad Cool con un incremento del 18%, seguido de Taylor Swift (13%) y Bruce Springsteen (12%). La red de aeropuertos de Aena operó 4.217 vuelos en Nochebuena, 24 de diciembre, lo que supuso 101 operaciones menos que los 4.318 realizados en la misma jornada de 2023. El Gobierno ha prorrogado hasta junio de 2025 la gratuidad de los abonos de transporte público, con la creación prevista de un abono único de Cercanías por 20 euros para toda España a partir de esa fecha. Además, el transporte autonómico y local mantendrá descuentos de al menos el 40%, cofinanciados entre el Estado y las comunidades autónomas. La tercera edición consecutiva de Fitur Sports completa sus jornadas profesionales del Fitur Sports Tourism Summit con ponencias de alto nivel que arrojarán las claves del crecimiento del turismo deportivo a nivel global y mostrarán las tendencias futuras del sector.

Muchos de los grandes hoteles de Málaga son Paradores y es que esta red de alojamientos de propiedad pública tiene mucha historia detrás. Buceamos en su historia para hablar también de los refugios, las hosterías y los albergues, para entender en qué contexto se forman y muchas curiosidades más. En este podcast, guardamos además un sentido recuerdo a la figura de Trini García Herrera. Referencia del episodio: https://www.diariosur.es/sur-historia/sombra-historia-paradores-20190721215658-nt.html Otros capítulos relacionados: Especial Semana Santa con Trini García Herrera y Pablo Atencia: https://www.diariosur.es/podcast/memoria-sur/episodio-especial-semana-santa-pablo-atencia-trini-20230313113343-aud.html Los hoteles de calle Larios: https://www.diariosur.es/podcast/memoria-sur/episodio-117-hoteles-calle-larios-20230324003632-aud.html

El famosísimo y controversial actor Bobby Larios nos cuenta todo. Desde su famosa relación con Niurka Marcos, las consecuencias que tuvo para su carrera, los percances que ha tenido que enfrentar a lo largo de su vida y mucho más.

Tema del Día: Frases que se pueden decir den una cena y en la cama. Minuto 05:04 | Entrevista con Sofía Larios. Minuto 19:52 | Jueves Astral con Ariadna Tapia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daniel Larios, also known as the Cardiartist, has transformed a life marked by heart surgeries and uncertainty into a canvas of resilience and hope. Diagnosed with a congenital heart defect at just four years old, Daniel's journey through pain and healing led him to create art that unites millions of heart patients worldwide. In this exclusive interview, Daniel shares how his artistic talent became the lifeline that carried him through his darkest moments and gave rise to a symbol of survival and strength. This feature is published in 'The Forward Edition' of AwareNow Magazine: awarenowmagazine.com Featuring: Daniel Larios (aka Cardiartist) Interviewed by: Allié McGuire Music by: Adrián Berenguer Produced by: AwareNow Media --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/awarenow/support

Servidora en Club Victoriosos de Iglesia Infantil Misión Cristiana Elim, hoy en Portugal busca abrir una Célula

El aeropuerto de Málaga sigue batiendo sus propios récords. Ha cerrado el mejor agosto de su historia con más de dos millones seiscientos mil pasajeros, casi un diez por ciento más que hace un año, con una media diaria de 85.548 viajeros y 18083 vuelos.Respecto a la conexión que Air China hará con Andalucía con 3 vuelos a la semana desde Shanghái o Pekín, aún se desconoce el aeropuerto de destino, el alcalde de Málaga se ha mostrado diplomático en un acto en Sevilla, pese a que el aeródromo malagueño triplica al sevillano en tráfico.Un incendio en el falso techo del restaurante Siroko, de calle Calderería en el centro de la capital, motivó este jueves el desalojo del mismo por parte de los bomberos. Ocurrió a las 8.15 y dos mujeres de 43 y 50 años fueron derivadas por inhalación de humo, aunque de carácter leve.Más inversión en investigación y avanzar en el diagnóstico precoz es lo que reclama la veintena de expertos que se reúnen en Málaga en el primer congreso internacional sobre la enfermedad de Menkes. Una enfermedad ultra rara para la que apenas hay tratamiento.La Fashión Week despliega hoy y mañana su alfombra azul en la calle Larios, en su décimo tercera edición, con grandes diseñadores internacionales cómo Ágatha Ruíz de la Prada. El sábado la exhibición contará el talento local del diseñador malagueño Jesús Segado, entre otros, cuyos diseños serán exhibidos por siete pacientes con cáncer de mama. Este fin de semana también se verán los diseños de García Galiano, Teressa Ninú o Susana Hidalgo, que recibirá el alfiler de oro.Todo preparado este domingo para que se celebre la cuarta edición de la carrera de obstáculos Yo NO Renuncio, en el Estadio Ciudad de Málaga. Una prueba organizada por la Asociación Yo NO Renuncio del Club Malas Madres, en colaboración con el Ayto. de Málaga dentro del proyecto Málaga Ciudad Responsable, para visibilizar las barreras a las que se enfrentan las mujeres madres. Laura García, charla con la Presidenta de dicha asociación, Laura Baena.Escuchar audio

Vuelve el terral. A partir de la una de la tarde, se activa el aviso amarillo por máximas que superarán los 38º de temperatura, en las comarcas de Sol-Guadalhorce y La Axarquía. La Policía Nacional investiga la muerte de un hombre que recibió un disparo por la espalda en un chalé de lujo en Estepona. Según las primeras investigaciones en la vivienda, en la que fue encontrado el cadáver, podía haber sido escenario de una fiesta clandestina. De Momento, no se han realizado detenciones.La Feria del Centro de Málaga repetirá el modelo de los últimos años con música en directo de 1 a 6 de la tarde. En calle Larios, los verdiales; en la Peña Juan Breva, el flamenco y en las plazas, actuaciones de grupos malagueños. En la Plaza de la Merced, habrá actividades infantiles.De cara a la Feria, Renfe va a habilitar casi 15 mil plazas adicionales a la oferta habitual en alta velocidad con Madrid para atender la gran demanda durante esta semana grande. Lo hará a través de 39 trenes de doble composición.Cuatro crías de nutria asiática de garra corta han nacido en el acuario de Sea Life de Benalmádena dentro de su programa de cría en cautividad de esta especie considerada vulnerable. Un parto múltiple que no suele ser habitual en las nutrias y es de gran importancia. Todas se encuentran en perfecto estado.Cuenta atrás para el comienzo de la pretemporada del Unicaja. El sábado será el primer entrenamiento en el Carpena. Durante estos días, los jugadores irán pasando el reconocimiento médico. Y el Málaga realizará hoy la tradicional ofrenda floral a la Divina Pastora, patrona del deporte malagueño.Escuchar audio

Atención a las temperaturas porque hoy llega el terral y la AEMET activa alerta amarilla por altas temperaturas entre las 13 y 21 horas, en las comarcas de Ronda y Antequera, con máximas de 38 grados y las de Costa del Sol y Guadalhorce dónde se pueden llegar a los 39 grados. La capital, posiblemente se libre del terral hasta mañana viernes.El Ministerio de Transporte ha licitado por 1,3 millones de euros el contrato para redactar el proyecto del desdoblamiento de la vía del cercanías entre el Aeropuerto y el Campamento Benítez. Este tiene un plazo de ejecución de 36 meses e incluirá la demolición del apeadero de San Julián y la construcción de un nuevo andén y un paso a distinto nivel en el de Plaza Mayor.Los trabajadores de la Gerencia de Urbanismo se van a concentrar este mediodía, justo antes del comienzo del Consejo Rector, para pedir la dimisión del gerente al que culpan de los retrasos y demoras injustificadas en la emisión y tramitación de licencias, que se demoran al menos seis meses, el doble de lo permitido por ley.Este sábado procesionará, extraordinariamente, la Virgen de la Paz por el centenario de la Hermandad de la Cena. Saldrá de la Casa Hermandad del Rocío en el Barrio de la Victoria, dónde se fundó la cofradía. En la Plaza del Santuario habrá cantes y bailes pro malagueñas ante la Virgen y en calle Larios una alfombra de sal de 115 metros. Habrá dos turnos de hombres de trono con casi 600 portadores.El grupo La Plazuela es cabeza de cartel de la decimonovena edición del Festival Ojeando que se celebra este viernes y sábado en cinco espacios distintos del municipio de Ojén, pionero en la celebración de festivales de música. Escuchar audio

A mediados del siglo XIX Málaga era el segundo centro industrial de España. La ciudad, ubicada en la costa del Mediterráneo a corta distancia del estrecho de Gibraltar, supo aprovecharse de las grandes transformaciones económicas que se estaban produciendo en la Europa occidental de aquella época a causa de la revolución industrial. Esa revolución había comenzado en Inglaterra un siglo antes, pero no sería hasta después de las guerras napoleónicas cuando dio el salto al continente. En algunas regiones de Europa la chispa prendió con facilidad como Bélgica, el valle del Rin, el norte de Francia o la llanura padana. En España, carente en su práctica totalidad de ríos navegables, dos ciudades portuarias tomaron la delantera. Una fue Barcelona, la otra Málaga. El caso malagueño no sorprendió a nadie ya que la ciudad había crecido de forma sostenida durante el siglo XVIII gracias a una serie de cultivos muy apreciados en el extranjero como el vino de Málaga, una variedad que se exportaba con grandes beneficios a lugares tan distantes como las islas británicas o la Rusia de Catalina la Grande. Este comercio floreciente atrajo a la ciudad a un gran número de mercaderes llegados desde el resto de España y también de otros países. Sobre esa base mercantil ya debidamente consolidada, en la década de 1830 la industria aterrizó con fuerza en Málaga. Primero fue la siderúrgica valiéndose de los yacimientos de hierro de Sierra Blanca. La siderurgia malagueña llegó a ser importantísima. Fue aquí donde se instalaron los primeros altos hornos de España gracias a la apuesta que hizo un comerciante riojano llamado Manuel Agustín Heredia que llegó a convertirse en el mayor empresario de España. No fue algo casual, cuando Isabel II ascendió al trono, de Málaga salía el 70% de toda la fundición española. A la siderurgia le seguiría la industria textil, muy vinculada esta a una familia de comerciantes e industriales malagueños bien conocida: los Larios, que terminarían por fundir su nombre con el de la ciudad. Los textiles malagueños se dedicaban al algodón, un cultivo que arraigó bien en Andalucía. El puerto creció y el ferrocarril llegó en 1865 con la finalización de la línea que unía la ciudad con Córdoba y con el resto de la red ferroviaria peninsular. El responsable de traer el ferrocarril fue otro empresario, Jorge Loring, hijo de un comerciante estadounidense que se había establecido en la ciudad formando sociedad con Heredia. La actividad económica trajo prosperidad y oportunidades, y eso redundó en nuevos flujos migratorios hacia la ciudad provenientes del campo andaluz. También posibilitó que se creasen grandes fortunas como los Larios, los Heredia o los Loring, que levantaron vistosas mansiones y edificios decimonónicos en la Alameda para utilizarlos como residencia. Esa aristocracia de la industria y el comercio no tardó en transformarse en aristocracia de sangre y en jugar un papel importante en política. Málaga fue durante el siglo XIX cuna de importantes políticos como Antonio Cánovas del Castillo y de figuras como José María de Salamanca y Mayol, más conocido como marqués de Salamanca, que fue, además de empresario, banquero, inversor, diputado y ministro. De esa Málaga comercial y bulliciosa, la primera en el peligro de la libertad y en los afanes de la industria es de lo que vamos a hablar Alberto Garín y yo en La ContraHistoria de esta semana. Lo vamos a hacer desde la misma Málaga, en el museo Carmen Thyssen cuya sede se encuentra en un bonito palacio del siglo XVI. Hasta aquí nos hemos desplazado para hacer un nuevo programa con público gracias a las buenas artes de Ibercaja Banca Privada que ha tenido el detalle de invitarnos. Esperamos no defraudar a la audiencia. Ni a la que se encuentra aquí reunida ni a la que está al otro lado del micrófono. Bibliografia: - "El fracaso de la revolución industrial en España, 1814-1913" de Jordi Nadal - https://amzn.to/3RWHnhn - "Historia General de Málaga" de Enrique del Pino - https://amzn.to/4cO9BTc - "La siderurgia malagueña" de Antonio Escudero y Antonio Parejo - https://rua.ua.es/dspace/bitstream/10045/49692/1/2015_Escudero_Parejo_RHI.pdf · Canal de Telegram: https://t.me/lacontracronica · “Contra la Revolución Francesa”… https://amzn.to/4aF0LpZ · “Hispanos. Breve historia de los pueblos de habla hispana”… https://amzn.to/428js1G · “La ContraHistoria de España. Auge, caída y vuelta a empezar de un país en 28 episodios”… https://amzn.to/3kXcZ6i · “Lutero, Calvino y Trento, la Reforma que no fue”… https://amzn.to/3shKOlK · “La ContraHistoria del comunismo”… https://amzn.to/39QP2KE Apoya La Contra en: · Patreon... https://www.patreon.com/diazvillanueva · iVoox... https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-contracronica_sq_f1267769_1.html · Paypal... https://www.paypal.me/diazvillanueva Sígueme en: · Web... https://diazvillanueva.com · Twitter... https://twitter.com/diazvillanueva · Facebook... https://www.facebook.com/fernandodiazvillanueva1/ · Instagram... https://www.instagram.com/diazvillanueva · Linkedin… https://www.linkedin.com/in/fernando-d%C3%ADaz-villanueva-7303865/ · Flickr... https://www.flickr.com/photos/147276463@N05/?/ · Pinterest... https://www.pinterest.com/fernandodiazvillanueva Encuentra mis libros en: · Amazon... https://www.amazon.es/Fernando-Diaz-Villanueva/e/B00J2ASBXM #FernandoDiazVillanueva #albertogarin #malaga Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

TV lit agent Roberto Larios stopped by to chat about the current climate of television, his journey from Chicago to Notre Dame, and the sacrifices he made when pivoting from law to entertainment. Roberto shares what he is looking for in potential clients, tips on pitching, and more.

Bonus! Chas Larios shares her 7 tips for cybersecurity marketers on how to earn security buyers' respect and trust. These are low-cost, high-return changes teams can make today!This month: All profits from Pride shirt sales will be donated to LGBTQ organizationsShop today: www.bkbtpodcast.shop—————————Support the show!✅ Subscribe and share your fave episode on LinkedIn⭐️ Leave us a rating☕️ Make a donation or sustaining contribution: https://ko-fi.com/bareknucklesbrasstacks

This week, Chas Larios of Anvilogic joins the show to about her approach to winning practitioners' trust through respect for their time and attention.George K and George A talk to Chas about:

Arrestan a 8 sospechosos de lazos con el estado islámico.Un tribunal federal ordena el traslado de César Humberto López Larios.Lauren  Windsor graba secretamente al juez Samuel Alito.En Atlanta una balacera deja a 4 personas heridas.Terror en una joyería en Los Ángeles.Acusan a cuatro policías de la Florida.Encuentran a 88 migrantes que entraron ilegalmente a una propiedad privada en Texas.Cientos de deportados diarios en la frontera.La policía de UCLA detiene a manifestantes pro palestina.Escucha de lunes a viernes el ‘Noticiero Univision Edición Nocturna' con Paulina Sodi y Elián Zidán.  

Dr. Angelica Larios, PMP is a business and project manager with more than 20 years of experience in implementing software projects related to business intelligence, planning, and consolidation of financial solutions based in software applications to support the business decision process. She is the founder and CEO of ALACONTEC, an IT consulting company founded in Latin America. She has held several professional positions in private and public organizations, such as the Health Ministry in Mexico as IT director, and as a business manager for several firms in Mexico.She holds a master's degree in business administration and a bachelor's degree in computer science from National University of Mexico (UNAM) in addition to her studies in project management and her Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification, which have helped her to consolidate her career and have a better understanding on what businesses and projects need nowadays. She was the first female president of the PMI Mexico Chapter. She is a doctor in strategic leadership at Regent University, VA, and currently serves on the Ethics Member Advisory Group (EMAG) that supports the PMI global operations (2019–2021). She has held other global volunteer positions, such as BVAC (2016-2018) and CMAG (2013-2014).She is the author of several published articles related to leadership and project management published in Project Management, PM World Journal, and Grebennikno Russia. Angélica has been elected as a member of the board of directors (BOD) for ILA (International Leadership Association) (2021-2024).A Quote From This Episode"The highest mission I aspire to achieve is to inspire women."Resources Mentioned in This EpisodeWebsite: Angelica's WebsiteBook: The Female Transformational Leadership A Pygmalion Effect: Believe In Yourself And Believe In Others by LariosPodcast: The Coming Wave by SuleymanAbout The International Leadership Association (ILA)The ILA was created in 1999 to bring together professionals interested in studying, practicing, and teaching leadership. Plan for ILA's 26th Global Conference in Chicago, IL - November 7-10, 2024. About  Scott J. AllenWebsiteWeekly Newsletter: The Leader's EdgeMy Approach to HostingThe views of my guests do not constitute "truth." Nor do they reflect my personal views in some instances. However, they are views to consider, and I hope they help you clarify your perspective. Nothing can replace your reflection, research, and exploration of the topic.

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Ever wondered how the nervous system impacts coaches getting clients? Well, we spilled the beans on that! Find out how understanding your nervous system can totally change the game in the online coaching world.Our guest, Future-Forward Nervous System Coach Laura Larios and I also dug into the connection between the state of a coach's nervous system and the kinds of clients they attract.And guess what? The nervous system isn't just about science; it's a secret weapon in sales too! We shared some ninja moves on how to up your sales game by syncing up with your brainy side.And guess what? The nervous system is a secret weapon when guiding clients to success. From setting goals to tackling tough stuff, discover how a tuned-up nervous system can be your coaching superpower.Lastly, we spilled the beans on how to keep your coaching programs rocking. Uncover tips on staying strong and happy – for both you and your clients.This episode is like a backstage pass to the cool stuff happening in coaching on a nervous system level. Whether you're a coach or just love learning new things, this chat is for you. Join us in the world of online education, where understanding your nervous system is the key to turning coaching dreams into reality.Laura Larios is a future-forward Nervous System Coach, Stanford Medicine Collaborator and guides high achievers to thrive through neuroscience, well-being, and resilience.HIGHLIGHTS:03:24 The Nervous System's Influence on Client Acquisition and Marketing08:37 The Impact of Clients' Nervous Systems on Programs11:30 Challenges of Leading Clients in the Yellow Zone14:30 Using Context, Connection, and Choice to Shift Clients out of Yellow24:59 The Impact of Nervous System on Client Results29:53 Supporting Clients in Yellow and Red Nervous System States36:24 Importance of gathering information and giving one actionable stepFollow LauraOn all socials @LauraLisaLariosWebsiteMENTIONED IN EPISODE:Reserve Your Seat at The Business Model Makeover Workshopa 3-part series to double your business without increasing your workload, revamping your offer suite, and creating harmony between your life and business.CLICK HERE FOR INFO AND RESERVE YOUR SEATFollow Megan Huber's Socials:LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | Book a Call | Consulting

Un aventurero local convenció a la Diputación de Málaga para que le financiase con 80.000 euros una expedición al Ártico que, entre otras actuaciones, tenía como objetivo llevar un iceberg de 15.000 kilos desde las aguas de Groenlandia hasta la calle Larios, en el centro de la capital de la Costa del Sol, en pleno mes de agosto. La idea era concienciar del cambio climático a las personas que pasaran por delante del trozo de hielo mientras se derretía. Tras varias semanas de expectación, los promotores del proyecto comunicaron que ese iceberg nunca iba a llegar.  Hablamos con Néstor Cenizo, periodista de elDiario.es en Andalucía, para recrear el accidentado viaje de este trozo de hielo y de cómo algunas administraciones públicas invierten en proyectos efectistas con poco contenido en lugar de dedicar fondos a propuestas serias.     *** Hazte socio de elDiario.es y llévate un año gratis de Podimo, la plataforma de podcast y audiolibros. Todos los detalles en elDiario.es/podimo  *** Envíanos una nota de voz por Whatsapp contándonos alguna historia que conozcas o algún sonido que tengas cerca y que te llame la atención. Lo importante es que sea algo que tenga que ver contigo. Guárdanos en la agenda como “Un tema Al Día”. El número es el 699 518 743.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Macauley Kenney is an Entrepreneur in Residence and a lecturer at MIT Sloan and MIT D-Lab.Macauley is an executive leader at SurgiBox, a medical device venture creating novel surgical technologies. At SurgiBox, she oversaw the launch of the first ultraportable operating room, taking the product through the design for manufacturing process and into use on the battlefield in Ukraine. Macauley also served as the PI on a $2.5M SBIR P2 with US Air Force Special Operations Command, and as company liaison for DOD engagements.-Jenny Larios Berlin is an Entrepreneur in Residence at the Martin Trust and a Lecturer at MIT Sloan.Jenny was the co-founder and Chief Operations Officer for Optimus Ride, an MIT spinout, whose mission was to deploy inside of geofenced communities safe, sustainable, and equitable autonomous mobility solutions through shared and electric vehicle fleets.Before getting acquired by Magna, a global innovator in mobility technology, Optimus Ride deployed operations in California, Massachusetts, Washington, DC, Virginia, and New York, growing business operations to over 200 employees and fundraising over $75M in venture capital. It was featured in multiple news outlets, including the New York Times.

Hoy con Janett Arceo y La Mujer Actual: Actualmente, ¿Cuál es la vacuna que debo aplicarme contra COVID? Escucha los comentarios de la Dra. Andrea Domínguez Barbosa, epidemióloga. Desde Las Vegas, Luis GyG y todas las actividades del CES2024. Te diremos cómo obtener un sueño saludable con la guía del Dr. Reyes Haro Valencia. Germán Pérez, guía comunitario, nos lleva de paseo por los Tuxtlas, Veracruz.Primeros Auxilios con el Lic. Felipe Hernández, director del Grupo Salvando Vidas.#PorSiTeLoPerdiste “Revive el Adulterio más grande de México”, con el libro de Guadalupe Loaeza “La amante de Río Nilo” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYsK-VjwN7c Margarita Naturalmente con el tema: “Obesidad, el gran enemigo de la salud”.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jmPqh7hObo ¡Chin Pum Pan Tortillas Papas!. Platicaré con el Maguito Rody. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbYa8H493jE Disfruta la propuesta musical de Sabor Franco.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULXuSNHP7kMJanett Arceo y La Mujer Actual es uno de los pocos programas radiofónicos que desde 1982 y hasta la fecha actual se mantiene en el cuadrante,constituyéndose en un concepto de gran éxito gracias al talento y experiencia de la mujer que le da vida a la radio y televisión y a su gran familia de especialistas quienes, diariamente, apoyan al auditorio y lo motivan a elevar su calidad de vida.La Mujer Actual es el único concepto radiofónico que ayuda a lograr la superación integral de la familia en las diferentes etapas de su vida y, diariamente, realiza un recorrido por ámbitos tan diversos como desarrollo humano, nutrición, salud (en todas las especialidades), asesoría legal, neurociencias, finanzas personales, estimulación temprana, escuela para padres, hábitos y técnicas de estudio, bolsa de trabajo, turismo, entretenimiento, gastronomía, sexualidad, tecnología, astronomía, belleza, moda, astrología y más. La Mujer Actual siempre está a la vanguardia, por eso atendemos puntualmente las necesidades del público con teléfonos abiertos y nuestras redes sociales, creando así una completísima revista radiofónica en vivo.La Mujer Actual es pionera en programas de contenido para la familia, por eso muchos han intentado imitarlo, sin embargo, gracias a su estilo único no solo ha permanecido sino que continúa siendo uno de los programas preferidos que ha evolucionado al ritmo de los tiempos. Esto se debe en gran medida a su conductora Janett Arceo, que gracias a su frescura y a su capacidad de convertirse en la voz del auditorio, ha logrado consolidar una fórmula de comunicación verdaderamente exitosa, donde interactúan el público, la conductora y el especialista, basándose en un principio fundamental: ¡la prevención!

En entrevista para MVS Noticias con Sheila Amador en ausencia de Luis Cárdenas, la diputada del PRI en la Ciudad de México, Tania Larios, expresó su preocupación sobre la posible ratificación de Ernestina Godoy como fiscal general de justicia de la CDMX y denunció prácticas que considera ilegales por parte de legisladores de Morena.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

YR Media's Xochtil Larios has been in and out of Juvenile Hall. Now she's back, but in an entirely different way and with a sense of purpose. This Perspective originally aired in March 2019.

In this episode of the LOVE Unplugged podcast, host Jessica Frigon sits down with guest Laura Larios, a renowned expert in regulating the nervous system for sustainable results in business. Laura shares her groundbreaking approach to mapping the nervous system and reveals how identifying fight or flight responses can transform our behaviors and thought patterns. Discover how Laura's unique blend of psychology and business acumen can help you unlock your full potential as a leader, improve communication, and boost your business's success. Plus, explore practical tools and techniques to regulate your own nervous system and manage stress. Don't miss out on this eye-opening conversation that will revolutionize the way you approach business and relationships. Tune in now! WHAT'S COVERED IN THIS EPISODE [00:10:09] Freedom-driven career transitions, lessons from hospitality. [00:20:42] Nervous system has three primary states. [00:26:04] Nervous system affects business decisions, overwhelm, survival. [00:34:03] Mapping your nervous system and overcoming freeze. [00:37:18] Simple activities to regulate your nervous system CONNECT WITH OUR GUEST Website: https://lauralisalarios.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lauralisalarios YOUR RESOURCES Work 1:1 with Jessica Frigon: https://www.projectloveco.com/services CEO Thrive Kit: https://projectloveco.myflodesk.com/ceothrivekit

¿Cómo es trabajar para grandes marcas? ¿Qué desafíos surgen al afrontar proyectos tan ambiciosos? Carlos Castro, fotógrafo de amplia experiencia en el sector, que ha trabajado con grandes empresas, nos comparte su historia de superación y su camino como fotógrafo profesional. Carlos Castro Fotógrafo: https://www.instagram.com/carloscastrofotografo/ | YT: https://www.youtube.com/@CarlosCastroFotografo

Connect with Laura: https://www.instagram.com/lauralisalarios/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauralisalarios/ https://lauralisalarios.com/   Laura Larios is a highly accomplished founder and CEO, whose nervous system coaching and consulting brand equips impact driven founders, high-performing executives, as well as client facing and go to market teams with cutting edge burnout prevention solutions. Combining the use of mindful tech and bio data along with personalized coaching, Laura helps her purpose driven clients achieve their next level of personal and professional success without the burnout.

Themes: Nervous System Regulation, Boss Babe Culture, Masculine & Feminine Energetics, Self Development Introducing The NeuroSomatics Certification Program, with Cait Ross and Laura Larios What would become possible for you if you could: Learn how to regulate your nervous system using a somatic (body-based) approach and help your clients do the same Take your coaching skills to the next level so you can 10x+ your client results Have clients that sign with you again and again and again — because there is no limit to how deep you can support them Grow your business with a greater sense of ease and flow Say goodbye to frustration, overwhelm and burnout Bring nervous system work & your own unique expertise to the world in a fulfilling and profitable way Join an intimate group of pioneers to shape the future of the coaching & human transformation industries Cait invites you to book an Enrollment call with her & her colleague, (and past Rewire guest) Laura Larios to learn more about their NeuroSomatics Certification program and explore if it's a fit for you!   Episode: Have you considered how your nervous system responds to “Boss Babe” culture? Modern day boss babe culture has many women feeling and believing that we have to do it all and be “the boss” in so many areas of life. Laura Larios joins Lindsay and Cait to discuss how common it is for women to get stuck in a cycle of overworking and how this shifts our nervous system to be in a constant state of stress.  Laura is the founder & CEO of The Potent CEO – a highly sought-after consulting & coaching brand that delivers customized world-class nervous system, cortisol, & adrenal support for high-performing women in the corporate, network marketing, entrepreneurial, & coaching industries.  She has a background in counseling psychology, polyvagal theory, nervous system stabilization, somatic practices, brain rewiring, and neuroscience.   Show Notes: -Laura shares an update on she & Cait's upcoming NeuroSomatics Program -Why nervous system work is becoming more mainstream right now -How Boss Babe culture can lead to nervous system dysregulation  -The issues modern women face and how they contribute to this boss babe culture  -Masculine vs. feminine energy — unrealistic standards placed on women and how this influences women into distorted masculine energetic states that disconnects them from their core feminine essence -How the nervous system can perceive vulnerability as weakness or a threat -Tangible tools to rewire the unhealthy patterns that come from “boss babe culture” -The alternative to the “boss babe”: “the modern renaissance woman” -What does being a “renaissance woman” mean to you and how to connect with that version of you somatically in your body   Resources: -Check out Laura's website here -Follow Laura on IG here -Listen to Laura's other episodes on Rewire: Ep 26, Ep 39 -Follow Rewire on Instagram here -Lindsay's Instagram: @myvitalside -Visit Lindsay's Website -Cait's Instagram: @caitmurphy.co  -Visit Cait's Website   Join our community: bit.ly/rewirethepodcast Podcast disclaimer can be found by visiting: bit.ly/rewiredisclaimer  

This week Jess sits down with some of the staff members of the Mountain View Campus! We get to hear exciting things going on at their campus, what their favorite pump up song is, and how we can partner with Mountain View to be one church in many locations. Text Us: (650)600-0402

En este emocionante episodio, nos sumergimos en la fascinante vida de Don Chepo Reynoso, el talentoso entrenador del célebre campeón de boxeo, Canelo Álvarez. La historia comienza con un giro inesperado en su juventud, cuando una riña entre familias obliga a Don Chepo y a su familia a abandonar su querido pueblo natal y buscar refugio en la bulliciosa ciudad de Guadalajara. Al llegar al barrio donde establecieron su nuevo hogar, Don Chepo se da cuenta de cómo esta experiencia marcaría un punto de inflexión en su vida. Aquí, en las calles de Guadalajara, conoce a la que se convertiría en el amor de su vida, su futura esposa. Su relación amorosa lo lleva a adentrarse en el apasionante mundo del pugilismo, un deporte que cambiaría su destino para siempre. A medida que Don Chepo se involucra en el boxeo, su dedicación y habilidades naturales lo impulsan a convertirse en un destacado entrenador. Con determinación y pasión, forja una trayectoria impresionante, guiando a destacados pugilistas como "Chatito" Jáuregui y "Chololo" Larios hacia la gloria del campeonato mundial. Sin embargo, el punto culminante de su carrera llega cuando tiene la oportunidad de trabajar con el sensacional "Canelo" Álvarez, un joven prodigio del boxeo con un talento innato y una ambición inquebrantable. Don Chepo juega un papel fundamental en el ascenso meteórico de Canelo, llevándolo a alcanzar la cima del mundo del boxeo y convertirse en campeón indiscutible. Este episodio es una inspiradora muestra de cómo la perseverancia, el amor y la pasión por el boxeo pueden cambiar la vida de una persona y llevarla a alcanzar la grandeza. ¡No te pierdas esta emocionante entrevista con el legendario entrenador, Don Chepo Reynoso!"

¡Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de "¡Cuéntamelo Todo!" En esta fascinante entrega, tendremos el honor de estar en compañía de Alejandra Barrera Larios, una mujer apasionada y comprometida que lidera una empresa dedicada a mejorar las condiciones de vida de los migrantes en este país.A lo largo de conversaciones sinceras y reveladoras, nos adentraremos en la labor de Alejandra y su equipo, quienes brindan un apoyo integral a migrantes, no solo a aquellos que se encuentran en situación legal, sino también a aquellos valientes soñadores que desean emprender su propio negocio. Desde la orientación legal hasta el asesoramiento empresarial, exploraremos los recursos y estrategias que han transformado vidas y han brindado esperanza a innumerables personas.¡No te pierdas este apasionante episodio de "¡Cuéntamelo Todo!" y sé testigo de cómo el compromiso y la dedicación pueden transformar vidas y construir un futuro prometedor para todos!

Lester is a First-Gen Latino professional from LA with years of experience in higher education, non-profit organizations, community development, and more. Son to immigrant parents, the oldest of siblings and cousins, and the unofficial lawyer/event planner/advocate/etc. of la familia, Lester knows the challenges and resilience of navigating a world where you don't know what you don't know and figuring it out as you go. Lester is passionate about Men's mental health/issues, empowering others, and inspiring Black & Brown communities to thrive. In this episode, he talks about his story and the systemic disrespect Black and Brown first-gen men experience. Connect with Lester on LinkedIn and follow him on Instagram @llarios116. For all Hella Latin@ updates, follow @hellalatinopodcast on Instagram and connect on LinkedIn. More at odalysjasmine.com.

Your nervous system is the foundation for how you lead, think, innovate, problem solve, adapt, perform & create.With a rise in volatile environments nation and worldwide, stabilizing your nervous system is a cornerstone to sustainable growth, rock solid leadership, and longevity as an entrepreneur.The requirement for resiliency is at an all time high right now as we're seeing incredibly successful entrepreneurs close down their businesses and go on indefinite sabbaticals.But what if it didn't have to end up that way? What if you could weather any kind of storm (personal or professional) without experiencing symptoms of burnout or exhaustion? What if you didn't have to burn down your business?With nervous system work, it doesn't have to end up that way!HIGHLIGHTS:01:43 - neuro-science in organizations07:29 - nervous system work is a foundation for other work14:55 - what it looks like when someone's nervous system is regulated24:00 - signs that a leader needs to bring in an expert33:37 - those more susceptible to a deregulated nervous systemCONNECT WITH LAURA:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lauralisalariosLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauralisalarios/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lauralisalarios/Website: https://lauralisalarios.com/CONNECT WITH MEGAN:The Wealth Builders Collective RetreatJoin the Tribe of Legends CommunityWebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedIn

Ready to reach your ultimate potential as a leader? It's time to understand your nervous system. In this episode, I interview nervous system expert and executive coach Laura Larios as she shares how understanding our nervous system is the future of mental fitness, burnout prevention, and sustainable business growth and revenue. Beyond sharing the why, she shares exercises to try when you find yourself in fight or flight mode, and how we can measure the impact of this work. About Laura:Laura Larios is the founder and CEO of a highly sought after consulting and coaching brand that delivers cutting edge nervous system fitness for top organizations, teams and founders. Learn more about Laura and her work at:https://lauralisalarios.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauralisalarios/ -- Looking for support for your team? Reach out to hello@liagarvin.com to learn more about one of my four core focuses for teams:Manager Development - Micro to Macro Manager Development ProgramEmployee Engagement - Focus Groups & Action Planning WorkshopsRetaining Women - Accelerate Group Coaching Program for WomenFor Entrepreneurs & Founders - Billion Dollar Ops Playbook for Million Dollar Businesses -- Connect with me!Instagram: instagram.com/lia.garvin/LinkedIn: LinkedIn.com/in/liagarvinWeb: liagarvin.comMusic by Y8S: isaacy8s.com -- Is your team feeling a little stuck and you don't know where to start? Take my quiz and I will send you a personalized set of recommendations to try with your team: liagarvin.com/managerquiz

Republicans sue to ban abortion pill in entire U.S. | Arizona legislators narrowly avoid school funding crisis | Adam Frisch, who nearly beat Rep. Lauren Boebert in 2022, is running for Congress again in 2024 | Colorado and 10 other states consider Right to Repair legislation, and the Farm Bureau is not going to be on boardSong playsIntro by hostWelcome to High Country - politics in the American West. My name is Sean Diller; regular listeners might know me from Heartland Pod's Talking Politics, every Monday.Support this show and all the work in the Heartland POD universe by going to heartlandpod.com and clicking the link for Patreon, or go to Patreon.com/HeartlandPod to sign up. Membership starts at $1/month, with even more extra shows and special access at the higher levels. No matter the level you choose, your membership helps us create these independent shows as we work together to change the conversation.Alright! Let's get into it: DENVER (AP) COLORADO NEWSLINE: REPUBLICAN AG'S WANT TO BAN THE ABORTION PILLWASHINGTON — Attorneys general representing nearly two dozen Republican states are backing a lawsuit that would remove the abortion pill from the United States after more than two decades, eliminating the option even in states where abortion access remains legal.  The lawsuit argues, on behalf of four anti-abortion medical organizations and four anti-abortion physicians, that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration exceeded its authority when it approved mifepristone to end pregnancies in the year 2000.The prescription medication is used as part of a two-drug regimen that includes misoprostol as the second pharmaceutical. It's approved to terminate pregnancies up to 10 weeks.The abortion pill is legal at the federal level, though several GOP-led states have laws in place that restrict abortion earlier than 10 weeks, setting up a dispute between state laws banning abortions and the federal government's jurisdiction to approve pharmaceuticals.The U.S. Justice Department argued the anti-abortion groups' “have pointed to no case, and the government has been unable to locate any example, where a court has second-guessed FDA's safety and efficacy determination, and ordered a widely available FDA-approved drug to be removed from the market. It certainly hasn't happened with a drug that's been approved for over 20 years.”Dr. Jamila Perritt, president & CEO for Physicians for Reproductive Health, said abortion medication is safe and effective, and that “when abortion is more difficult to access, we know this means abortion gets pushed later and later into pregnancy as folks try to navigate these barriers.”Dr. Iffath Abbasi Hoskins, president of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, said “restricting access to mifepristone interferes with the ability of obstetrician–gynecologists and other clinicians to deliver the highest-quality evidence-based care for their patients.”The judge in the lawsuit, Trump appointee Matthew Joseph Kacsmaryk, could rule on whether to pull mifepristone from the market as soon as this month. Any ruling is likely to be appealed and could eventually come before the U.S. Supreme Court. AZMIRROR: az legislature averts massive school funding cutsAdvocates, teachers call on lawmakers to fix school spending limitBY: GLORIA REBECCA GOMEZ - FEBRUARY 14, 2023 3:31 PMLast week, the Republican majority reluctantly approved a one-year exemption from a spending cap, called the aggregate expenditure limit - or AEL - placed in the state constitution by voters in 1980. Without that waiver, schools would have been forced to cut $1.4 billion from their budgets immediately, resulting in mass layoffs and closures. Now that the crisis has been temporarily averted, public school advocates are turning their attention to a more lasting fix as the issue is likely to resurface next year. Stand for Children Arizona's executive director, Rebecca Gau, called on lawmakers to move bills that would give voters the option to repeal the cap entirely, or recalculate it to current spending levels. But none of them have been put up for a vote. Gau warned that refusing to act would only worsen the strain on public schools. They face enough difficulties, without adding a recurring annual threat onto the pile. She cited the results of a public opinion survey conducted by Stand for Children Arizona, which found that 62% of voters in the state might say yes to a ballot measure to permanently raise the AEL. High school teacher Jacquelyn Larios said the ongoing uncertainty presented by the spending limit has prompted her to reconsider teaching in Arizona. Her school district warned that faculty would be facing a 26% salary cut if lawmakers weren't able to lift the cap by March. “I explained to my daughters that, even though I love teaching so much, I just don't know if I can continue,” Larios said. “We can't afford this.”For Yazmin Castro, a senior at Apollo High School, that means her classes are overcrowded — despite being a part of advanced courses that are meant to include more one-on-one interactions. She said the continued unwillingness from Republican lawmakers to resolve the AEL sends a message to students like her, that they'd rather hold onto outdated policies than support reforms that could make things better.“It tells us we're not valued,” she said. “That our education is not a priority and that our future does not matter.” Republican lawmakers, who hold a one-vote majority in each legislative chamber, have repeatedly called for accountability and transparency measures in exchange for school funding. This year, that resulted in several GOP members voting against lifting the cap, citing concerns about what's being taught in schools. Gau said while that argument might appeal to an extreme and vocal minority of constituents, the majority of voters support and trust their public schools. “Voters are watching,” she warned. “And organizations like mine will be here to make sure that voters in 2024 know who had the backs of kids, and who didn't.”COLORADO SUN: Not his first rodeo.Democrat Adam Frisch, a former Aspen city councilman who narrowly lost his bid in November to unseat Republican U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, will run again to represent the 3rd Congressional District in 2024.“November's election results show us that Boebert is weak and she will be defeated, which is why I have decided to launch my 2024 congressional campaign,” Frisch said.Frisch filed paperwork with the Federal Elections Commission to run against Boebert just days after her win was finalized. His formal campaign announcement kicks off what's likely to be one of the nation's most closely watched congressional contests. Frisch lost to Boebert by 546 votes, or 0.07 percentage points, in 2022. The margin was so narrow that it triggered a mandatory recount under Colorado law. Boebert's near-loss was shocking given the electorate in the 3rd District, which spans the Western Slope into Pueblo and southeast Colorado.The 3rd Congressional District leans 9 percentage points in the GOP's favor, according to an analysis by nonpartisan Colorado redistricting staff. Republicans have a voter registration advantage in the district, which has not sent a Democrat to the U.S. House since 2008. Frisch will hold his first 2024 campaign event in Pueblo on Wednesday. He ran in a crowded primary in 2022, and it's likely he will face Democratic primary opponents in 2022 as well.Boebert has started fundraising for her 2024 reelection bid. “I won my last race by a razor-thin margin,” she wrote in a fundraising email sent out last month. “As you can imagine, left-wingers are going to rally around (Frisch) big time after they came so close this past election.”Riiiight. The left-wingers in your R+9 District. So you perform 9 points worse than a generic Republican. That's not a left-winger problem, Congresswoman, that's a you problem. AMERICAN PROSPECT and ASSOCIATED PRESS:  Colorado and 10 other states consider right to repair legislation.On Colorado's northeastern plains, where the pencil-straight horizon divides golden fields and blue sky, a farmer named Danny Wood scrambles to raise millet, corn and winter wheat in short, seasonal windows. That is until his high-tech Steiger 370 tractor conks out.The tractor's manufacturer doesn't allow Wood to make certain fixes himself, and last spring his fertilizing operations were stalled for three days before the servicer arrived to add a few lines of missing computer code - at a cost of $950.“That's where they have us over the barrel, it's more like we are renting it than buying it,” said Wood, who spent $300,000 to buy the used tractor.Wood's plight, echoed by farmers across the country, has pushed lawmakers in Colorado and 10 other states to introduce Right to Repair bills that would force manufacturers to provide the tools, software, parts and manuals needed for farmers to do their own repairs — avoiding the steep labor costs and delays that erode their profits.Rep. Brianna Titone, a Denver metro Democrat and one of the bill's sponsors said “The manufacturers and the dealers have a monopoly on that repair market because it's lucrative for them, but farmers just want to get back to work.”In Colorado, the legislation is largely being pushed by Democrats while their Republican colleagues find themselves in a tough spot: torn between right-leaning farming constituents who want the change, and the multinational corporations who bankroll GOP campaigns.The manufacturers argue Right to Repair legislation would force companies to expose trade secrets. They also say it would make it easier for farmers to tinker with the software and illegally crank up the horsepower and bypass the emissions controller — risking operators' safety and the environment.In 2011, Congress passed a law ensuring that car owners and independent mechanics — not just authorized dealerships — had access to the necessary tools and information to fix problems.Ten years later, the Federal Trade Commission pledged to beef up its right to repair enforcement at the direction of President Joe Biden. And just last year, Rep. Titone sponsored and passed Colorado's first right to repair law, empowering people who use wheelchairs with the tools and information to fix them.For the right to repair farm equipment — from thin tractors used between grape vines to behemoth combines for harvesting grain that can cost over half a million dollars — Colorado is joined by 10 states including Florida, Maryland, Missouri, New Jersey, Texas and Vermont.Many of the bills are finding bipartisan support, but in Colorado's House committee on agriculture, Democrats pushed the bill forward in a party line vote with every Republican opposed. “That was really surprising, and upset me,” said the farmer Danny Wood, who votes Republican.Wood's tractor, which flies an American flag reading “Farmers First,” isn't his only machine to break down. His combine was dropping into idle, and the servicer took five days to arrive on Wood's farm — a setback that could mean a hail storm decimates your wheat field, or the soil temperature moves out of the optimal zone for planting.Wood said “Our crop is ready to harvest and we can't wait five days, but there was nothing else to do. When it's broke down you just sit there and wait, and that's not acceptable. You can be losing $85,000 a day.”Rep. Richard Holtorf, the Republican who represents Wood's district and is a farmer himself, said he's being pulled between his constituents and the dealerships in his district. He voted against the measure, siding with the dealers.“I do sympathize with my farmers,” said Holtorf, but he added, “I don't think it's the role of government to be forcing the sale of their intellectual property.”This January, the Farm Bureau and the farm equipment manufacturer John Deere did sign a memorandum of understanding — a right to repair agreement made without government intervention. Though light on details, Deere's new memorandum would make it somewhat easier for farmers to get repair service independent from the company. It would ease restrictions on machine parts from manufacturers and open up other fix-it tools, such as the software or handbooks that Deere technicians rely on.This olive branch, however, is predicated on a major concession from the Farm Bureau - which is one of the nation's most powerful lobbying forces advocating on behalf of farmers. The Farm Bureau has agreed not to support any Right to Repair legislation, or any other provisions at all that would go beyond what's outlined in the agreement.But Nathan Proctor of the Public Interest Research Group, who is tracking 20 right to repair proposals in a number of industries across the country, said the memorandum of understanding has fallen far short.One major problem with agreements like this is that there's no enforcement mechanism. If John Deere doesn't live up to the memorandum, farmers have no path for recourse.“The slippery language gives the company enormous discretion to just set policy as it goes,” said Kevin O'Reilly, the director of the Right to Repair campaign at U.S. PIRG.Deere's track record on this issue isn't great. In 2018, John Deere issued a “statement of principles” that foreshadowed the provisions in the new memorandum. But farmers never received access to the machine parts and software they'd been promised.“Farmers are saying no,” said Nathan Proctor. “We want the real thing.”Jesse Bedayn is a corps member for the Associated Press/Report for America Statehouse News Initiative. Report for America is a nonprofit national service program that places journalists in local newsrooms to report on undercovered issues.CONCERT PICK OF THE WEEK: The RZA with the Colorado Symphony - 36 Chambers of Shaolin and A Ballet Through Mud - From the mind of the RZA comes a symphonic double-feature that bridges the gap between classical and contemporary music. With spoken word, live ballet, and rich orchestration with the Colorado Symphony. Friday and Saturday Feb 17 and 18 at Boettcher Concert Hall. Tickets at ColoradoSymphony.orgWelp, that's it for me! From Denver I'm Sean Diller. Original reporting for the stories in today's show comes from Colorado Newsline, Associated Press, Colorado Sun, American Prospect, Arizona Mirror, and Denver's Westword.Thank you for listening! See you next time.

Republicans sue to ban abortion pill in entire U.S. | Arizona legislators narrowly avoid school funding crisis | Adam Frisch, who nearly beat Rep. Lauren Boebert in 2022, is running for Congress again in 2024 | Colorado and 10 other states consider Right to Repair legislation, and the Farm Bureau is not going to be on boardSong playsIntro by hostWelcome to High Country - politics in the American West. My name is Sean Diller; regular listeners might know me from Heartland Pod's Talking Politics, every Monday.Support this show and all the work in the Heartland POD universe by going to heartlandpod.com and clicking the link for Patreon, or go to Patreon.com/HeartlandPod to sign up. Membership starts at $1/month, with even more extra shows and special access at the higher levels. No matter the level you choose, your membership helps us create these independent shows as we work together to change the conversation.Alright! Let's get into it: DENVER (AP) COLORADO NEWSLINE: REPUBLICAN AG'S WANT TO BAN THE ABORTION PILLWASHINGTON — Attorneys general representing nearly two dozen Republican states are backing a lawsuit that would remove the abortion pill from the United States after more than two decades, eliminating the option even in states where abortion access remains legal.  The lawsuit argues, on behalf of four anti-abortion medical organizations and four anti-abortion physicians, that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration exceeded its authority when it approved mifepristone to end pregnancies in the year 2000.The prescription medication is used as part of a two-drug regimen that includes misoprostol as the second pharmaceutical. It's approved to terminate pregnancies up to 10 weeks.The abortion pill is legal at the federal level, though several GOP-led states have laws in place that restrict abortion earlier than 10 weeks, setting up a dispute between state laws banning abortions and the federal government's jurisdiction to approve pharmaceuticals.The U.S. Justice Department argued the anti-abortion groups' “have pointed to no case, and the government has been unable to locate any example, where a court has second-guessed FDA's safety and efficacy determination, and ordered a widely available FDA-approved drug to be removed from the market. It certainly hasn't happened with a drug that's been approved for over 20 years.”Dr. Jamila Perritt, president & CEO for Physicians for Reproductive Health, said abortion medication is safe and effective, and that “when abortion is more difficult to access, we know this means abortion gets pushed later and later into pregnancy as folks try to navigate these barriers.”Dr. Iffath Abbasi Hoskins, president of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, said “restricting access to mifepristone interferes with the ability of obstetrician–gynecologists and other clinicians to deliver the highest-quality evidence-based care for their patients.”The judge in the lawsuit, Trump appointee Matthew Joseph Kacsmaryk, could rule on whether to pull mifepristone from the market as soon as this month. Any ruling is likely to be appealed and could eventually come before the U.S. Supreme Court. AZMIRROR: az legislature averts massive school funding cutsAdvocates, teachers call on lawmakers to fix school spending limitBY: GLORIA REBECCA GOMEZ - FEBRUARY 14, 2023 3:31 PMLast week, the Republican majority reluctantly approved a one-year exemption from a spending cap, called the aggregate expenditure limit - or AEL - placed in the state constitution by voters in 1980. Without that waiver, schools would have been forced to cut $1.4 billion from their budgets immediately, resulting in mass layoffs and closures. Now that the crisis has been temporarily averted, public school advocates are turning their attention to a more lasting fix as the issue is likely to resurface next year. Stand for Children Arizona's executive director, Rebecca Gau, called on lawmakers to move bills that would give voters the option to repeal the cap entirely, or recalculate it to current spending levels. But none of them have been put up for a vote. Gau warned that refusing to act would only worsen the strain on public schools. They face enough difficulties, without adding a recurring annual threat onto the pile. She cited the results of a public opinion survey conducted by Stand for Children Arizona, which found that 62% of voters in the state might say yes to a ballot measure to permanently raise the AEL. High school teacher Jacquelyn Larios said the ongoing uncertainty presented by the spending limit has prompted her to reconsider teaching in Arizona. Her school district warned that faculty would be facing a 26% salary cut if lawmakers weren't able to lift the cap by March. “I explained to my daughters that, even though I love teaching so much, I just don't know if I can continue,” Larios said. “We can't afford this.”For Yazmin Castro, a senior at Apollo High School, that means her classes are overcrowded — despite being a part of advanced courses that are meant to include more one-on-one interactions. She said the continued unwillingness from Republican lawmakers to resolve the AEL sends a message to students like her, that they'd rather hold onto outdated policies than support reforms that could make things better.“It tells us we're not valued,” she said. “That our education is not a priority and that our future does not matter.” Republican lawmakers, who hold a one-vote majority in each legislative chamber, have repeatedly called for accountability and transparency measures in exchange for school funding. This year, that resulted in several GOP members voting against lifting the cap, citing concerns about what's being taught in schools. Gau said while that argument might appeal to an extreme and vocal minority of constituents, the majority of voters support and trust their public schools. “Voters are watching,” she warned. “And organizations like mine will be here to make sure that voters in 2024 know who had the backs of kids, and who didn't.”COLORADO SUN: Not his first rodeo.Democrat Adam Frisch, a former Aspen city councilman who narrowly lost his bid in November to unseat Republican U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, will run again to represent the 3rd Congressional District in 2024.“November's election results show us that Boebert is weak and she will be defeated, which is why I have decided to launch my 2024 congressional campaign,” Frisch said.Frisch filed paperwork with the Federal Elections Commission to run against Boebert just days after her win was finalized. His formal campaign announcement kicks off what's likely to be one of the nation's most closely watched congressional contests. Frisch lost to Boebert by 546 votes, or 0.07 percentage points, in 2022. The margin was so narrow that it triggered a mandatory recount under Colorado law. Boebert's near-loss was shocking given the electorate in the 3rd District, which spans the Western Slope into Pueblo and southeast Colorado.The 3rd Congressional District leans 9 percentage points in the GOP's favor, according to an analysis by nonpartisan Colorado redistricting staff. Republicans have a voter registration advantage in the district, which has not sent a Democrat to the U.S. House since 2008. Frisch will hold his first 2024 campaign event in Pueblo on Wednesday. He ran in a crowded primary in 2022, and it's likely he will face Democratic primary opponents in 2022 as well.Boebert has started fundraising for her 2024 reelection bid. “I won my last race by a razor-thin margin,” she wrote in a fundraising email sent out last month. “As you can imagine, left-wingers are going to rally around (Frisch) big time after they came so close this past election.”Riiiight. The left-wingers in your R+9 District. So you perform 9 points worse than a generic Republican. That's not a left-winger problem, Congresswoman, that's a you problem. AMERICAN PROSPECT and ASSOCIATED PRESS:  Colorado and 10 other states consider right to repair legislation.On Colorado's northeastern plains, where the pencil-straight horizon divides golden fields and blue sky, a farmer named Danny Wood scrambles to raise millet, corn and winter wheat in short, seasonal windows. That is until his high-tech Steiger 370 tractor conks out.The tractor's manufacturer doesn't allow Wood to make certain fixes himself, and last spring his fertilizing operations were stalled for three days before the servicer arrived to add a few lines of missing computer code - at a cost of $950.“That's where they have us over the barrel, it's more like we are renting it than buying it,” said Wood, who spent $300,000 to buy the used tractor.Wood's plight, echoed by farmers across the country, has pushed lawmakers in Colorado and 10 other states to introduce Right to Repair bills that would force manufacturers to provide the tools, software, parts and manuals needed for farmers to do their own repairs — avoiding the steep labor costs and delays that erode their profits.Rep. Brianna Titone, a Denver metro Democrat and one of the bill's sponsors said “The manufacturers and the dealers have a monopoly on that repair market because it's lucrative for them, but farmers just want to get back to work.”In Colorado, the legislation is largely being pushed by Democrats while their Republican colleagues find themselves in a tough spot: torn between right-leaning farming constituents who want the change, and the multinational corporations who bankroll GOP campaigns.The manufacturers argue Right to Repair legislation would force companies to expose trade secrets. They also say it would make it easier for farmers to tinker with the software and illegally crank up the horsepower and bypass the emissions controller — risking operators' safety and the environment.In 2011, Congress passed a law ensuring that car owners and independent mechanics — not just authorized dealerships — had access to the necessary tools and information to fix problems.Ten years later, the Federal Trade Commission pledged to beef up its right to repair enforcement at the direction of President Joe Biden. And just last year, Rep. Titone sponsored and passed Colorado's first right to repair law, empowering people who use wheelchairs with the tools and information to fix them.For the right to repair farm equipment — from thin tractors used between grape vines to behemoth combines for harvesting grain that can cost over half a million dollars — Colorado is joined by 10 states including Florida, Maryland, Missouri, New Jersey, Texas and Vermont.Many of the bills are finding bipartisan support, but in Colorado's House committee on agriculture, Democrats pushed the bill forward in a party line vote with every Republican opposed. “That was really surprising, and upset me,” said the farmer Danny Wood, who votes Republican.Wood's tractor, which flies an American flag reading “Farmers First,” isn't his only machine to break down. His combine was dropping into idle, and the servicer took five days to arrive on Wood's farm — a setback that could mean a hail storm decimates your wheat field, or the soil temperature moves out of the optimal zone for planting.Wood said “Our crop is ready to harvest and we can't wait five days, but there was nothing else to do. When it's broke down you just sit there and wait, and that's not acceptable. You can be losing $85,000 a day.”Rep. Richard Holtorf, the Republican who represents Wood's district and is a farmer himself, said he's being pulled between his constituents and the dealerships in his district. He voted against the measure, siding with the dealers.“I do sympathize with my farmers,” said Holtorf, but he added, “I don't think it's the role of government to be forcing the sale of their intellectual property.”This January, the Farm Bureau and the farm equipment manufacturer John Deere did sign a memorandum of understanding — a right to repair agreement made without government intervention. Though light on details, Deere's new memorandum would make it somewhat easier for farmers to get repair service independent from the company. It would ease restrictions on machine parts from manufacturers and open up other fix-it tools, such as the software or handbooks that Deere technicians rely on.This olive branch, however, is predicated on a major concession from the Farm Bureau - which is one of the nation's most powerful lobbying forces advocating on behalf of farmers. The Farm Bureau has agreed not to support any Right to Repair legislation, or any other provisions at all that would go beyond what's outlined in the agreement.But Nathan Proctor of the Public Interest Research Group, who is tracking 20 right to repair proposals in a number of industries across the country, said the memorandum of understanding has fallen far short.One major problem with agreements like this is that there's no enforcement mechanism. If John Deere doesn't live up to the memorandum, farmers have no path for recourse.“The slippery language gives the company enormous discretion to just set policy as it goes,” said Kevin O'Reilly, the director of the Right to Repair campaign at U.S. PIRG.Deere's track record on this issue isn't great. In 2018, John Deere issued a “statement of principles” that foreshadowed the provisions in the new memorandum. But farmers never received access to the machine parts and software they'd been promised.“Farmers are saying no,” said Nathan Proctor. “We want the real thing.”Jesse Bedayn is a corps member for the Associated Press/Report for America Statehouse News Initiative. Report for America is a nonprofit national service program that places journalists in local newsrooms to report on undercovered issues.CONCERT PICK OF THE WEEK: The RZA with the Colorado Symphony - 36 Chambers of Shaolin and A Ballet Through Mud - From the mind of the RZA comes a symphonic double-feature that bridges the gap between classical and contemporary music. With spoken word, live ballet, and rich orchestration with the Colorado Symphony. Friday and Saturday Feb 17 and 18 at Boettcher Concert Hall. Tickets at ColoradoSymphony.orgWelp, that's it for me! From Denver I'm Sean Diller. Original reporting for the stories in today's show comes from Colorado Newsline, Associated Press, Colorado Sun, American Prospect, Arizona Mirror, and Denver's Westword.Thank you for listening! See you next time.

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Want to learn Spanish to give you an advantage? Whether for personal or professional gain. Being bilingual can definitely give you a competitive advantage, allow you to connect with others as you travel, etc. In this segment, Jim Fricker and May Larios shared how they met and connected for their love of language, how learn Spanish and Go was created, and how we all have the potential to learn a new language and it doesn't have to be perfect just as long as the other person can understand us. WHO IS JIM & MAY? Jim and May (pronounced like “my” in English) are a gringo/Mexican international couple on a mission to connect English speakers to the Spanish-speaking world. They produce travel and culture related videos on their YouTube channel to share different aspects of Spanish-speaking countries to their audience of over 152,000. They also co-host the weekly Spanish education podcast Learn Spanish and Go, share travel and language tips on their blog, and host Spanish immersion retreats in Mexico. JIM & MAY'S CALL TO ACTION Sign up for Spanish Immersion Retreat in Mexico with us or check out our YouTube channel to learn Spanish. JIM & MAY'S CONTACT INFO https://spanishandgo.com https://spanishandgo.com/immersion-retreats https://podcast.spanishandgo.com/ https://www.youtube.com/spanishandgo GENESIS'S INFO https://genesisamariskemp.net/ CALL TO ACTION Subscribe to GEMS with Genesis Amaris Kemp Channel, Hit the notifications bell so you don't miss any content, and share with family/friends. **REMEMBER - You do not have to let limitations or barriers keep you from achieving your success. Mind over Matter...It's time to shift and unleash your greatest potential. If you would like to be a SPONSOR or have any of your merchandise mentioned, please reach out via email at GEMSwithGenesisAmarisKemp@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/genesis-amaris-kemp/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/genesis-amaris-kemp/support

How do you operate under pressure?   This week, Ash invites Laura Larios onto the show to discuss how to heal your nervous system and sustain the elite performance you aspire to sustain.    Laura is the founder and CEO of a highly sought-after consulting and coaching brand that delivers world-class nervous system and adrenal support for high-performing women in the corporate, network marketing, entrepreneurial, and coaching industries.   If you are struggling with burnout or trying to navigate how to show up as the high performer you dream of being…this episode is for you. Laura breaks down the physiological reactions unfolding when under stress and how to physically and mentally manage these reactions.   In This Episode, You'll Learn: Tools to heal your nervous system. Polyvagal theory - what it is and how you can use it to perform better. Methods to recover from burnout. How to sustain elite performance in a stressful workplace. Fight, flight, freeze, and fawn- what these responses look like and how they impact your daily life.   Where to Connect with Laura Larios https://lauralisalarios.com/ https://www.instagram.com/lauralisalarios TRY SORCE for 25% off: CLICK HERE Connect with Ash https://www.instagram.com/ashleystahl/ Take a FREE Quiz to Discover Your Most Authentic Career Path:https://www.ashleystahl.com/freequiz/   FAVOR:   Thinking of switching birth controls or maybe trying it for the first time, but don't know where to start?    Visit https://heyfavor.com/youturn and stay in control of your reproductive health.   Right now Favor is offering a $10 donation to Bedsider.org for every listener who becomes a patient. Your donation will help low-income individuals get access to birth control through Bedsider.org.    SOUL CBD   Here is something just for you to sleep more deeply, reduce stress and heal anxiety.    Visit ashleystahl.com/soul and use the code YOUTURN at checkout for 15% off your order!   General Assembly:   Do you want to pursue a career in tech or are you ready to explore a new career path?  Based on what's worked, General Assembly has built an in-depth guide to help you break into tech.  Simply download the guide at ga.co/guide