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This week on the show Maine and Miranda recap the second ADCC and Oceanic Trials for the 2024 ADCC Season. Plus recap WNO 23 Nicholas Meregali vs Vagner Rocha. We also preview The Fight Pass Invitational 7 Nick Rodriguez Vs Mason Fowler, and ADXC 4. In the News section of the show we discuss the long list of people invited to ADCC 2024,  Eli Braz at -99kg with his 2 silvers at South American trials,  Rafael Lovato, Jr at -99kg, Mo Black at -65kg, Amanda Leve at -65kg), Josh Cisneros at -66kg, Keith Krikorian at -66kg, Nicky Rod at 99+, John Hansen at 99+, and Oliver Taza at -77kg.In the recap of the 2nd ADCC Asia and Oceanic Trials we break down every finals match starting with -66kg Huaiqing Xu Vs. Daiki Yonekura ending in an 0-0 decision for Huaiqing Xu -77kg Levi Jones Leary Vs. Jerremy Skinner with levi showing every bolo in the game across his run and winning finals on points 3-0-88kg Lucas George Gunner Kanard Vs. William Dias with Kanard winning by heel hook-99kg Daniel John Schuardt Vs. Alibi Orazbek with Daniels winning 3-0Mansur Makhmakhanov Vs. D Terei with Mansur winning by Iminari choke from the omoplataIn the womens division we start with -55kg with Adele Fornarino Vs. Kanae Yamada with Adele winning by a quick armbar finishat -65kg Sula-Mae Barbara Loewenthal Vs. Nadia Frankland with Loewenthal winning by armbar form the guardat +65kg Nikki Lloyd Grifiths Vs. Gase Sanita we see Nikki win by DQ after getting Illegally slammed.In the recap of WNO 23 we discuss all the matches breaking down the Nicholas Meregali vs Vagner Rocha armbar and pass. In Andrew Tackett vs Tommy Langaker talking about the back take to choke sequence for Tackett. Breaking down the legends match in Felipe Pena vs Rafael Lovato Jr. We talk about the transition and trap set up in Nicky Ryan vs JT Torres to allow Nicky Ryan to be the first person in 13 years to sub JT. We talk about the aggressionn Jasmine Rocha vs Emily Ferreira, and nasty Aoki lock, and break down the passing and anaconda from Diogo 'Baby Shark' Reis vs Shay Montague.On the undercard we talk about the fastest sub in WNO history in Achilles Rocha vs Camron Couch which ended in 16 second armbar. Plus Luccas Lira vs Husam Alabed, Cassia Moura vs Jessie Crane, and Finishers qualifier winner Evan Leve vs Marlon Tanaka. In the preview section of the show we talk about FPI 7 main evente'd by Nick Rodriguez vs Mason Fowler with Kanyan Duarte vs Luke Griffith, plus Giancarlo Bodoni vs Gabriel Arges, and a pace battle between Jay Rodriguez vs Johnatas Gracie. Plus we also talk about ADXC 4 Espen Mathiesen vs Leon Larman, Ffion Davies vs Morgan Black, Narhiely de Jesus vs Elizabeth Mitrovic, and Magdalena Loska vs Nia Blackman. Recorded 5-13-2024

Carly Faye Loewenthal is a master level NLP certified Life Coach, and a Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner. Carly runs a brain-based, trauma informed business where she takes her clients on a transformational journey to reclaim the personal power hidden in their layers of symptoms to unlock a future of endless possibilities as they level-up on the other side. Carly specializes in supporting women who struggle with disordered eating, and uses a variety of support tools like functional lab testing, subconscious reprogramming, and personalized coaching. She is also certified as a master in NLP, Quantum Time Techniques & hypnosis, and holds a Master of Science in Education with 12+ years of experience as an educator. Show Notes: 1:20 - diagnoses of ADHD, PTSD, anxiety, depression and eating disorders and transitioning to functional health space  3:10 - medications not supporting or worsening conditions and realization that the body can influence the mind.  4:15 - use of GI Map, neurotransmitter panel and hormone panel was catalyst to change  5:00 - as neuro-inflammation brought down, unlocked some traumatic memories, acknowledging subconscious reprogramming work was a missing part  6:45 - explanation of GI Map, gut microbes and imbalances, gluten sensitivity 9:45 - histamine in the gut and correlating with neurotransmitters, catecholamines and adrenal gland function  10:35 - orthorexia an unhealthy obsession with being healthy and disordered eating  12:45 - not every food we think is causing an issue is really causing issues.  13:59 - working with clients and selective labs, gentle removal of protocols and backing out of super restrictive diets  15:00 - stressing the body with protocols negating actual healing  16:20 - working with autoimmune, conditions  18:55 -somatic work and integration with movement as a universal language learned in the womb  19:50 - modalities for home self care, grounding, breath work   21:55 - mindset and reprogramming, reworking through quantum-time techniques, adjusting physiological response  23:20 - gaslighting from medical professionals and also from ourselves  24:50 - perfectionism attracts the same, mechanism of action that develops into eating disorders  26:50 - easing out of protocols becomes difficult when used as coping mechanism  28:20 - struggling with the “all in your head” thinking, but understanding that it's all part of the same body of systems 31:20 - academic learning brought in to the practice, the need for community or tribes.  32:30 - bidirectional communication between the brain and gut  33:15 - a needed partnership between eastern and western medicine  34:20 - functional ranges versus traditional medicine “disease-state” ranges; uncovering a Hashimoto's diagnosis  39:15 always a new resource or something new to try to improve your condition  Contact: IG @Carlyinfocus Follow us on IG ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@functionallyenlightened⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ to be notified when new interviews with amazing functional practitioners and chronic illness warriors are published Visit ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.functionallyenlightened.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for information on how we can help you DETOX YOUR LIFE or to subscribe to our newsletter. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/functionallyenlightened/message

Actor Jake Loewenthal took time out of his crazy schedule to chat with us about the upcoming world premiere of "Private Jones" at Signature Theatre about a a WWI deaf soldier and the unique device of "sound" in the production. Also hear about how he prepares for new roles, his bucket list of productions, his particular technique when sending in taped auditions, and what exactly he does when he is not on stage (hint: it is not reading a book!). And he does have one COVID silver lining that positively impacted his acting career.

Orthorexia is defined as "an obsession with eating foods that one considers healthy". At first glance, this definition could trigger a variety of emotions for those of us in the functional healthcare space. That is, if you've dealt with chronic health issues yourself and listen to a podcast like this one, I'm sure at SOME POINT you'd say you had an obsession with eating healthy foods (and maybe you still do).    The question is, where does the line get drawn between an obsession that could be considered a passion versus an obsession that could be considered a clinically diagnosable issue? Our guest today, Carly Loewenthal, has all the answers!    Carly Faye Loewenthal is a master-level NLP certified Life Coach, and a Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner. Carly runs a brain-based, trauma-informed business where she takes her clients on a transformational journey to reclaim the personal power hidden in their layers of symptoms to unlock a future of endless possibilities as they level up on the other side. Carly specializes in supporting women who struggle with disordered eating and uses a variety of support tools like functional lab testing, subconscious reprogramming, and personalized coaching. She is also certified as a master in NLP, Quantum Time Techniques & hypnosis, and holds a Master of Science in Education with 12+ years of experience as an educator.   Where to find Carly: Facebook: Carly Faye  Instagram: @carlyINfocus   Where to find FDN: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@FDNtraining/featured Instagram: www.instagram.com/fdntraining Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FunctionalDiagnosticNutrition LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/san-diego-natural-health-&-fitness-ctr  

Dr. Tali Loewenthal is a renowned fellow at UCL where he lectures on Jewish Spirituality. But he is also a chossid, whose continued life in academia and philosophy is strictly at the behest of the Rebbe. We sat down to discuss his own reflections on the costs and benefits of engaging in the world of philosophy, if it can be reconciled with the life of chassidus and Emunah, and what he suggests for those who find themselves attracted to the knowledge the "outside world" offers. Going deeper, we discuss the isolation that leads many to look elsewhere in the first place, and his very attainable suggestions that may help people feel less isolated and less nostalgic.

Its been nine days since our first ever Girls in Property Retreat and we are STILL buzzing! With a day packed with amazing speakers, activities and networking, we topped it off (before cocktails on the lawn!) with a special live podcast! Our three guest speakers for the day Lexie Carducci, Lia Loewenthal and Charlotte Edwards all sat on the pod panel where they shared their wins, answered questions from our live 50+ all-female retreat audience and everyone shared their Property Disasters! Just a warning - this week's property disasters features one that is easily the funniest we have ever had - we would suggest pulling over if you're driving and not having any mouthfuls of tea during that section!Head on over to our socials below to see highlights from the retreat and find out how to sign up and get details of our next event on 19th April 2024!!To claim your space at our Girls in Property Retreat on Friday 19th April 2024 simply visit www.girlsinproperty.co.uk & to find out more info or join The Property Lifestyle Accelerator Programme simply DM the word "Lifestyle" on Instagram or Facebook for a Discovery Call. You can also email me at girlsinpropertypod@gmail.comABOUT THE HOST With more than 5 years of experience as a landlord, Athena Dobson departed her secure corporate job two years ago to chase her passion as a full-time property investor.Now, she successfully manages multiple businesses handling HMOs, SAs, & BTLs, all while sharing her expertise to guide &teach others on their own journey to success. Athena's mission is to be able share as many tips as possible from her own experience, to empower others to navigate the complex realms of business & property with confidence!

Lia Loewenthal is a financial wing-woman who started her business Get Comfy With Money to help other entrepreneurs with a range of tools, resources & a collaborative network to achieve their growth, security and financial confidence in both work and personal finance. Taking us through her money road map, Lia talks Sophie and Athena through setting financial goals, linking them to personal goals and how to use accountability to make them a reality.  Head over to Lia's website to join her next group programme or sign up for Finance & Chill!To claim your space at our Girls in Property Retreat on Friday 19th April 2024 simply visit www.girlsinproperty.co.uk & to find out more info or join The Property Lifestyle Accelerator Programme simply DM the word "Lifestyle" on Instagram or Facebook for a Discovery Call. You can also email me at girlsinpropertypod@gmail.comABOUT THE HOST With more than 5 years of experience as a landlord, Athena Dobson departed her secure corporate job two years ago to chase her passion as a full-time property investor.Now, she successfully manages multiple businesses handling HMOs, SAs, & BTLs, all while sharing her expertise to guide &teach others on their own journey to success. Athena's mission is to be able share as many tips as possible from her own experience, to empower others to navigate the complex realms of business & property with confidence!

Elena Loewenthal, direttore Fondazione Circolo dei LettoriCarola Susani, Associazione Fondo Alberto Moravia"Nato per narrare. Riscoprire Alberto Moravia"Fondazione Circolo dei Lettori, Torinohttps://circololettori.itUn progetto di Fondazione Circolo dei lettori realizzato con GAM – Galleria Civica d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Torino e Museo Nazionale del Cinema, in collaborazione con Associazione Fondo Alberto Moravia, Bompiani Editore.Si ringraziano Gallerie d'Italia – Torino e Intesa SanpaoloGrande protagonista della vita artistica e culturale lungo tutto il cosiddetto secolo breve, Alberto Moravia è una figura di grande complessità, capace come pochi altri di attraversare generi e discipline. Romanziere straordinario, voce di una narrativa limpida e oggettiva così distante dalla letteratura di questo presente che tuttavia non può mai fare a meno di cimentarsi più o meno consapevolmente con il suo modello, ma anche critico d'arte, appassionato di cinema, viaggiatore curioso, e tanto altro.La Fondazione Circolo dei lettori ha costruito intorno a questo grande autore un progetto integrato che ha come obiettivo quello di riportarlo al centro della scena culturale. Pittura, cinema, letteratura e impegno civile sono al cuore di una rassegna di ampio respiro.La mostra nello spazio Wunderkammer della GAM si propone come un'ideale collezione degli artisti che lo scrittore stimava e ai quali ha dedicato la propria penna e presenta circa 30 opere provenienti dalla Casa Museo Alberto Moravia di Roma oltre che da raccolte private e da un cospicuo nucleo di dipinti e disegni conservati alla GAM. Ne emerge un interessante ritratto dell'arte italiana attraverso la letteratura, non sempre in linea con le tendenze dominanti o le mode. Le opere scelte per l'esposizione sono infatti affiancate da frammenti di testi tratti perlopiù dal volume di Alberto Moravia Non so perché non ho fatto il pittore da cui la mostra prende il titolo.Come incontri sono poi previsti:il 14 marzo, la lectio L'insudicia amore di Elena Stancanelli che legge l'amore in Moravia;il 16 marzo, un gruppo di studiosi presenta la loro indagine sulla forma romanzo, scandagliando la profonda influenza dell'opera di Alberto Moravia, a partire da Gli indifferenti, vero turning point del romanzo italiano moderno.il 17 marzo Edoardo Albinati, a partire da alcuni libri di Moravia, passa in rassegna le modalità con cui la scrittura tenta di rendere la fisicità, la sensualità, la consistenza e resistenza materiale: il nostro corpo;il 21 marzo, Moravia il nostro Chatwin, Camilla Baresani racconta i viaggi dello scrittore alla ricerca delle contraddizioni dell'Occidente e della contemplazione dell'ignoto, in luoghi e mondi remoti e primitivi;il 28 marzo dalle ore 17, al Circolo dei lettori è tempo della Maratona Moraviana che si snoda in tre filoni: pensiero, arte e corpo.fino all'1 aprile nelle stanze del Circolo dei lettori è allestita Dedicato a te, una speciale esposizione di libri di autori contemporanei, tratti dalla biblioteca personale di Alberto Moravia, con dedica personale;il 20 maggio si conclude il viaggio tra gli scritti e l'eredità moraviana al Lingotto, per la XXXV edizione del Salone Internazionale del Libro, con il premio Pulitzer Jhumpa Lahiri che ragiona sulla dimensione oraziana di Alberto Moravia nella lectio Moravia è un autore classico?Il Museo Nazionale del Cinema partecipa a questa riscoperta di Alberto Moravia, dedicando all'autore un'esposizione e una retrospettiva dei film tratti dai classici dell'autore dal 12 marzo al 31 maggio: 13 scatti di Angelo Frontoni; preziose foto dal set de Il disprezzo di Jean-Luc Godard, tratto dall'omonimo romanzo di Moravia; quattro film in programma, Il disprezzo (14 marzo, ore 20.30), di Jean-Luc Godard, Il conformista di Bernardo Bertolucci (12 marzo, ore 20.30), La ciociara di Vittorio De Sica (26 marzo, ore 16.00) e Gli indifferenti di Citto Maselli (28 marzo, ore 21.00).IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.itQuesto show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/1487855/advertisement

„Entschuldigen Sie, wo haben Sie denn dieses Mammut gefunden?“ – So oder so ähnlich könnte es schon in frühester Menschheitsgeschichte angefangen haben. Was folgte, war eine Empfehlung und unter Umständen ein glücklicher Urzeitmensch. Mit der zunehmenden Kommerzialisierung wurde dieses Grundprinzip um einen monetären Faktor erweitert und nur wenige Jahrtausende später lassen wir uns praktisch alles von Influencern verkaufen. Ein wesentlicher Bestandteil dabei ist das so genannte Affiliate Marketing. Dino Leupold von Loewenthal von Rakuten Advertising kennt sich als Director Sales bestens in Sachen Affiliate Marketing aus und erklärt im neuen OHN Podcast, wie das Geschäft abläuft. Als nahezu risikofreier Bereich des Marketing können Unternehmen hiervon schließlich auch in wirtschaftlichen Krisenzeiten profitieren. Wer jetzt Feuer und Flamme ist und sich weiter informieren möchte, trifft die Branche am 23. März 2023 auf der Partner Up+ in München.

It's nearly cliche at this point to assert that at the basis of mental health is, in fact, the spiritual. Kate Loewenthal of Royal Holloway University College London joins the Social Vision conference to explain the exact significance of this connection in these highlights from our conference panel entitled “Interconnectedness in All Aspects of Life."

GUEST: Larry Rosin, the co-founder and President of Edison Research Spotify buys Whooshkaa! Congratulations Rob  Loewenthal.  A great guy and a great team.  SiriusXM is being sued for failing to provide podcast transcripts for deaf users by the National Association for the Deaf and the Disability Rights Advocates.  As we researched in June 2020, transcripts can offer significant SEO benefits.  The podcast:transcript tag is an open standard, supported by a number of podcasts and offers both static transcripts (in HTML or text) or real-time captions (in the SRT format). Widely supported by many modern podcast hosts including Captivate, Transistor, Buzzsprout, Omny Studio and others, a number of podcast apps display these transcripts, including the popular Android app Podcast Addict. Amazon Music has a proprietary solution for transcripts.Spotify added the right to transcribe using their own proprietary solution in May 2020, and a limited beta in May 2021. There is no mechanism for publishers to supply their own transcripts.Google offers live captions within every Android app on Pixel phones; that live caption tool is also available on desktop Chrome .  The company doesn't support the podcast:transcript tag.Apple surprisingly doesn't offer any live captioning.  The company doesn't support the podcast:transcript tag.With the exception of Podcast Addict,  no major podcast app supports transcripts. In terms of podcasts to test things on, Podland contains live captions and transcripts using the transcript tag. Also using that tag, the Podnews podcast contains a transcript only.Comments are live on Podverse! Podverse has added episode comments to their new website using ActivityPub Protocol.Buzzsprout now supports the podcast:person tag for hosts and co-hosts. It's available to everyone (and added to Podland).

This week, on The VFX Artists Podcast, we speak to Beaumont Loewenthal about his journey to the industry and delve into his path to VFX assisting and editing at some great studios, on some very familiar feature films, to becoming a VFX editor on Star Wars Andor at Lucasfilm.In this episode, we discuss routes to entry into the VFX industry, and discuss the differences between an editors role compared to a VFX editor, editors assistant and VFX editors assistant's role on both production and VFX side.Beau has had a great career so far, leading him to working on films such as Fantastic Beasts, Maleficent 2, Venom 2, and is still growing into an ever demanding role. A lot to be discovered and learned in this episode. For audio versions on this or our previous episodes, you can listen on our website or on your favourite podcast platform.Chapters:0:00 - Highlights of what to expect in this episode2:37 - Guest intro 3:43 - Where the love for VFX and editing came from6:40 - What's the difference between a VFX editor and a VFX assistant editor8:51 - Responsibility as a VFX editor9:23 - How I got my first job in the industry11:30 - Shows worked on as a VFX editor12:40 - Day to day life of a VFX editor16:50 - Importance of starting off as a VFX editor's assistant 17:35 - Who decides how a film should be cut19:15 - How early on are you brought on a show?20:52 - How do you feel about having an integral role in the film industry22:49 - How close tied is the role of a VFX editor tot the director?25:19 - VFX finals coming back through editorial28:41 - Working on retimed shots29:48 - What do VFX editors transition into 34:37 - Favourite show till date35:51 - What are the best things about what you do and what advice would you give?40:00 - Conclusion#lucasfilm #starwars #starwarsandor

Musica: Incontri, di Riccardo Cimino, Tommaso Orioli e Andrea Giovalè, eseguito da Riccardo Cimino, Tommaso Orioli, Andrea Giovalè. Roberto Pedicini è la voce della sigla, composta dal Maestro Cimino.Elena Loewenthal ha registrato il 10 gennaio e Emanuela Navarretta il 5 luglio 2021.

Partiti, sindacati, corpi intermedi: dalla Costituzione alla realtà è il tema dell'incontro tra Luca Formenton, editore, e il giudice Giovanni Amoroso.Cura, diritto alla salute e responsabilità collettiva sono al centro dell'incontro tra la giornalista e scrittrice Francesca Mannocchi e il giudice Luca Antonini.La memoria come valore costituzionale: ne parlano Elena Loewenthal, scrittrice, e la giudice Emanuela Navarretta.Musica: Incontri, di Riccardo Cimino, Tommaso Orioli e Andrea Giovalè, eseguito da Riccardo Cimino, Tommaso Orioli, Andrea Giovalè. Roberto Pedicini è la voce della sigla, composta dal Maestro Cimino.

Electric cars are one of the most visible signs of the electrification and eventual automation of an increasing number of transportation vehicles. The benefits of electrification are numerous, especially when looking beyond the consumer application to commercial and fleet operations. In this interview, Bill Loewenthal, SVP Product shares his views on ChargePoint's integrated network of smart devices approach to keeping these vehicles fueled, while providing an entirely new asset for employers, retailers, municipalities, restaurants, schools, parking providers, and more can leverage to deliver more value to their customers, patrons, students, employees, citizens, and community. Thanks Bill, Exciting times ahead! Transcript and Show Notes  LinkedIn Article YouTube Video

Apologies some of the sound recordings on Sam's interviews were not clear due to a broken mic. Join James Cridland and Sam Sethi on this week's showINTERVIEWS:Sean Glynn - NovelRob Loewenthal - WhooshkaaJess Kupferman - She PodcastsAgnes Kozera - Podcorn --- NEWS:Entercom has acquired Podcorn, valuing the company at $22.5m. Entercom, a US radio broadcaster, owns Cadence13 and Pineapple Street Studios. Podcorn gives advertisers access to podcasters. In 2016 Google purchased the founders’ previous company, FameBit, for $36m.Playing with the beta, it appears the new Apple Podcasts app will not automatically download new episodes when you follow a new show: bringing it into line with Spotify and Google Podcasts.The clubhouse has added an option for higher quality audio, and recurring “clubs”. (Just update the app). Clubhouse has rewritten its terms of service to now allow recording with “the express consent of all the speakers involved”. It previously required written consent. (h/t Daniel J Lewis)Twitter says it will let people record Twitter Spaces in future. And scheduled Spaces are coming.Spotify has announced a new focus on women creators. Called EQUAL, it includes a set of new playlists and content, and also establishes an EQUAL Board, offering a grant to fifteen organisations across the world to work on making the audio industry more equitable for women creators.ART19's “Director of Data”, Chad Hollowed, says that we’re now seeing 72,000 new podcast episodes per day (that’s five new podcasts every six seconds).Previous Episodes: https://www.podland.news Buzzsprout Podcast hosting and a whole lot more

JAKE LOEWENTHAL! Jake (@jakeloewenthal) and I talk moving back home, live performance horror stories, staying sober during the pandemic, and what else -- MERYL.

Bill Loewenthal, Senior Vice President, Product at ChargePoint, joins us to share his insights on the unstoppable migration to electric vehicles by the masses and how ChargePoint is enabling this adoption with the right hardware and technology. From the benefits of the fuel-while-parked model over the drive-to-fuel model, to the design and infrastructure behind the charging network, Loewenthal shares how ChargePoint has been on the bleeding edge of this technology. Discover how this electrifying network will soon integrate with your life—at home, work and through the apps on your phone—and the efficiency of future charging stations. Interested in learning more about electric vehicle adoption, charging networks and mobility innovation? Sign up for SAE’s SmartBrief to get the latest articles, news and updates about leading technology in electrification and beyond. Tweet us! @saeintl on Twitter Follow SAE on LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube Follow host Grayson Brulte on LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram Follow the journey to electric by connecting to ChargePoint on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn or tuning in on YouTube. Subscribe to SAE Tomorrow Today or visit www.sae.org/podcasts to stay up-to-date on all the latest information from SAE. If you like what you’re hearing, please review and comment on your podcast app.

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Vehicle Electrification has been gaining serious momentum lately for personal and commercial vehicles alike. Fleets are electrifying to reduce TCO and carbon footprint, improve driver/customer experience, and comply with a growing body of regulation. Private drivers mostly charge their vehicles at home, but rely on public charging networks to extend their range. Networks and fleets alike use software solutions to effectively manage and optimize energy use, govern access control, billing, customer perks and privileges, and more. In this episode Bill Loewenthal, SVP of Product at ChargePoint, shares how his company's portfolio of solutions is helping power the EV revolution.

A lot of businesses don't realize that, like blogs, podcasts are not just a personal content medium but can also be used by businesses. To explain the various benefits of podcasting for businesses, I am joined by Robert Loewenthal, Founder and CEO of Whooshkaa, Australia's leading podcast hosting solution who have been successfully expanding globally as we speak.Robert will help enlighten you on:- How some companies are using targeted podcasts as part of their outbound sales and marketing.- What is a branded podcast?- How can podcasts help bridge the communication gap during covid?Episodes mentioned in the show:179: The What, Why, and How of Podcasting175: Why I am Investing Time in Being Interviewed on 100 Different PodcastsGuest LinksWhooshkaa: https://www.whooshkaa.com/Robert Lowenthal on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-loewenthal-8a66804/Reference Links for Neal Schaffer:My Website: https://nealschaffer.com/Learn more about this podcast: https://nealschaffer.com/maximize-your-social-influence-podcast/The Age of Influence Free Preview: https://nealschaffer.com/age-of-influence-preview

Join us on the podcast this week to hear all about our Not Your Average Runner ambassador Amy’s journey as an athlete and her evolution from cyclist to triathlete. She makes setting huge goals and achieving them sound so easy, but she has done so much work on becoming someone who doesn’t let anything get in her way, and I just can’t wait for you to be inspired by her. Get full show notes and more information here: https://notyouraveragerunner.com/171

Rob Loewenthal is the founder of Whooshkaa, a platform that helps creators and brands to produce, host, and monetize their podcasts. The Show Notes Whooshkaa Rob on Twitter Rob on LinkedIn Omer on Twitter Omer on LinkedIn Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe to the podcast Leave a rating and review Follow Omer on Twitter Need help with your SaaS? Join SaaS Club Plus: our membership and community for new and early-stage SaaS founders. Join and get training & support. Join SaaS Club Launch: a 12-week group coaching program to help you get your SaaS from zero to your first $10K revenue. Apply for SaaS Club Accelerate: If you'd like to work directly with Omer 1:1, then request a free strategy session.

Rob Loewenthal is the founder of Whooshkaa, a platform that helps creators and brands to produce, host, and monetize their podcasts.The Show NotesWhooshkaaRob on TwitterRob on LinkedInOmer on TwitterOmer on LinkedInSupport The SaaS Podcast1. Tell someone about this podcast and help spread the word2. Leave a rating and review in your favorite podcast player app3. Become a VIP member and get access our private podcastNeed help with your SaaS?1. Join SaaS Club Plus: our membership and community for early-stage SaaS founders.2. Join SaaS Club Launch: a 12-week group coaching program to help you get your first $10K revenue.3. Apply for SaaS Club Accelerate: If you'd like to work directly with Omer, book a 'clarity' call.

Elena Loewenthal"Circolo dei Lettori"Riprendiamo il filohttps://circololettori.it/Una bella notiziaIl 15 giugno la Fondazione Circolo dei lettori riapre le sedi di Torino e Novara.Siamo stati lontani per un po', ma in realtà non ci siamo mai lasciati.Non ci siamo visti, è vero, però ci siamo sentiti, scritti, abbiamo commentato insieme le tante dirette su Facebook e su Instagram – che continueremo a fare – e poi vi abbiamo mandato newsletter con audio, video, articoli, perché ci abbiamo provato tutti i giorni a non farvi sentire soli. La Fondazione Circolo dei lettori è arrivata un po' dappertutto mentre le sue sedi erano chiuse, per le ragioni che conosciamo. Lontani ma vicini, come ci siamo detti spesso in questi mesi di lockdown, lontani ma annodati stretti, perché un filo ci unisce, un filo che non si spezza, un filo che ora diventa orizzonte da guardare insieme.Quel filo è un discorso da riprendere, in modo diverso, in modo nuovo. È un filo dove non mancano i nodi da sbrogliare, è un filo che è diventato un garbuglio di tanti pensieri da snodare, uno a uno. Riprendiamo il filo.E facciamolo insieme.Il Circolo dei lettori di Torino. Stesso Circolo, nuove regoleLa sede storica della Fondazione Circolo dei lettori, in via Bogino 9, riapre (lunedì, martedì, mercoledì e venerdì ore 9.30-18, giovedì 9.30-21.30), come spazio da vivere per ritrovarsi, in piccoli gruppi, a orari diversi dal consueto. Un Circolo a misura delle persone per favorire incontri e amicizie, colmare solitudini e allenarsi a un nuovo modo di vivere, anche gli eventi culturali. Per garantire la sicurezza, pulizia e sanificazione sono state messe al primo posto.Si torna a leggere insieme: le notizie del giorno, con la rassegna stampa mattutina guidata da Petunia Ollister; in inglese, con Rosemary Perry Wine e il suo Book Club; l'attualità con Marta Ciccolari Micaldi (La McMusa) e ospiti in collegamento, in un focus dedicato all'America oggi. Per i bambini ci sono le favole di Gianni Rodari lette da Dario Benedetto, per gli adulti i versi poetici dell'associazione culturale Il menu della poesia. Non mancano le presentazioni editoriali, sia in presenza per piccoli gruppi, che online, che al telefono con gli scrittori collegati in sala via Skype. Leggi tutto il programma.Riaprono anche Barney's, per colazione, pranzo e merenda, dal lunedì al venerdì (prenotazioni al numero +39 011 8904417 | info@circololettori | thefork.it), e il Ristorante del Circolo dei lettori, con il menu firmato dallo chef Stefano Fanti, per pranzo e cena, da lunedì a sabato (prenotazione gradita, 375 5211445 | 348 2416367 | ristorante@circololettori.it). Il Circolo dei lettori di Novara. Tanti eventi in cittàRiprende la programmazione con l'Estate novarese, un calendario di oltre 60 spettacoli tra teatro, musica, opera e jazz, nello spazio all'aperto del Castello Sforzesco di Novara. Il progetto è ideato e organizzato dal Comune di Novara e vede la partecipazione di altre realtà culturali cittadine, come la Fondazione Teatro Faraggiana, la Fondazione Teatro Coccia, la Fondazione del Castello, Cabiria Teatro, il festival Novara Jazz, l'associazione La Ribalta e l'Atl di Novara. L'obiettivo è dare un'offerta culturale ricca e variegata per le serate estive nel rispetto di tutte le norme di sicurezza previste dai nuovi protocolli anti-Covid: prime fra tutte il mantenimento delle distanze e la prenotazione dei posti tramite una apposita App.Da luglio ai primi di settembre saranno ospiti del Circolo scrittori e artisti come Cristiano Godano, cantante e anima dei Marlene Kuntz, protagonista di un reading musicale a partire dal libro Nuotando nell'aria (La nave di Teseo), Alessandro Barbaglia con una lettura musicale di Nella balena (Mondadori), Ilaria Rossetti, autrice di Le cose da salvare (Neri Pozza), il musicista Simone Savogin con lo spettacolo Vai, Federica De Paolis, vincitrice della seconda edizione del Premio DeaPlaneta con Le imperfette, e altri autori in via di definizione.Inoltre, sempre a Novara, dal 22 giugno a fine luglio, la Fondazione Circolo dei lettori curerà anche 6 laboratori per il centro estivo organizzato dal Comune e rivolto ai bambini della scuola primaria, condotti dalla Libreria Cappuccetto Giallo e dall'associazione CreAttivi. Il Circolo della musica. In attesa di un autunno di concerti Durante i mesi di lockdown il Circolo della musica ha continuato a suonare con performance in streaming e a diffondere cultura musicale tramite consigli di ascolto. In attesa degli sviluppi della situazione nazionale e nel rispetto delle normative, si sta continuando a lavorare per rimodulare la stagione autunnale con un cartellone di concerti con artisti italiani e internazionali, il più possibile trasversali e accessibili al pubblico, a un costo di biglietto medio di € 10/15, con disponibilità di posti a sedere. In ottobre, al momento, sono attesi: Pottery,Teho Teardo, Damo Suzuki network con Xavier Iriondo, Corrado Nuccini, Enrico Molteni, Karim Qqru. In dicembre: Colombre.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Chi ha paura dello stato imprenditore? E perché? Dopo 40 anni di delegittimazione dell'intervento statale (“lo stato non è la soluzione, ma è il problema”, diceva Ronald Reagan all'inizio degli anni ‘80), oggi lo stato sembra riguadagnare punti. Sotto la pressione della durissima crisi sanitaria ed economica si registrano forme di rivalutazione del suo ruolo. Dello stato sono gli aiuti, i sussidi, i prestiti, le garanzie. Alle persone, così come alle imprese. Il pubblico riemerge, mentre l'eccellenza del privato finisce nella polvere. E' quanto riferisce la narrazione corrente, in questi tempi di pandemia. La nozione di “stato imprenditore” è il fortunato ritrovato scientifico dell'economista Mariana Mazzucato (“Lo Stato innovatore”, Laterza 2014) e dei suoi studi di questi ultimi anni. Una nozione che fa paura, ad esempio, al nuovo presidente di Confindustria Carlo Bonomi: “non abbiamo bisogno di uno Stato imprenditore, ne conosciamo fin troppo bene i difetti” (Corriere, 4 maggio 2020). E poi è bastato che Mazzucato fosse nominata nella task force guidata da Vittorio Colao, e consulente del governo Conte per le politiche industriali, per scatenare dimostrazioni (non richieste) e atti di fede pro “economia di mercato” e contro “statalismo, interventismo, populismo” (vedi “Appello a Mattarella” di Sgarbi, Henry-Levy, Vargas Llosa, Luttwak, Loewenthal, e altri – Repubblica.it 2 maggio 2020). Di tutto questo Memos oggi ha parlato con Filippo Barbera, sociologo dell'università di Torino. Chiude la puntata il messaggio di Giorgia Serughetti, sociologa a Milano-Bicocca, sui bambini e gli adolescenti, i dimenticati della #fase2.

Chi ha paura dello stato imprenditore? E perché? Dopo 40 anni di delegittimazione dell’intervento statale (“lo stato non è la soluzione, ma è il problema”, diceva Ronald Reagan all'inizio degli anni ‘80), oggi lo stato sembra riguadagnare punti. Sotto la pressione della durissima crisi sanitaria ed economica si registrano forme di rivalutazione del suo ruolo. Dello stato sono gli aiuti, i sussidi, i prestiti, le garanzie. Alle persone, così come alle imprese. Il pubblico riemerge, mentre l’eccellenza del privato finisce nella polvere. E’ quanto riferisce la narrazione corrente, in questi tempi di pandemia. La nozione di “stato imprenditore” è il fortunato ritrovato scientifico dell’economista Mariana Mazzucato (“Lo Stato innovatore”, Laterza 2014) e dei suoi studi di questi ultimi anni. Una nozione che fa paura, ad esempio, al nuovo presidente di Confindustria Carlo Bonomi: “non abbiamo bisogno di uno Stato imprenditore, ne conosciamo fin troppo bene i difetti” (Corriere, 4 maggio 2020). E poi è bastato che Mazzucato fosse nominata nella task force guidata da Vittorio Colao, e consulente del governo Conte per le politiche industriali, per scatenare dimostrazioni (non richieste) e atti di fede pro “economia di mercato” e contro “statalismo, interventismo, populismo” (vedi “Appello a Mattarella” di Sgarbi, Henry-Levy, Vargas Llosa, Luttwak, Loewenthal, e altri – Repubblica.it 2 maggio 2020). Di tutto questo Memos oggi ha parlato con Filippo Barbera, sociologo dell’università di Torino. Chiude la puntata il messaggio di Giorgia Serughetti, sociologa a Milano-Bicocca, sui bambini e gli adolescenti, i dimenticati della #fase2.

Chi ha paura dello stato imprenditore? E perché? Dopo 40 anni di delegittimazione dell’intervento statale (“lo stato non è la soluzione, ma è il problema”, diceva Ronald Reagan all'inizio degli anni ‘80), oggi lo stato sembra riguadagnare punti. Sotto la pressione della durissima crisi sanitaria ed economica si registrano forme di rivalutazione del suo ruolo. Dello stato sono gli aiuti, i sussidi, i prestiti, le garanzie. Alle persone, così come alle imprese. Il pubblico riemerge, mentre l’eccellenza del privato finisce nella polvere. E’ quanto riferisce la narrazione corrente, in questi tempi di pandemia. La nozione di “stato imprenditore” è il fortunato ritrovato scientifico dell’economista Mariana Mazzucato (“Lo Stato innovatore”, Laterza 2014) e dei suoi studi di questi ultimi anni. Una nozione che fa paura, ad esempio, al nuovo presidente di Confindustria Carlo Bonomi: “non abbiamo bisogno di uno Stato imprenditore, ne conosciamo fin troppo bene i difetti” (Corriere, 4 maggio 2020). E poi è bastato che Mazzucato fosse nominata nella task force guidata da Vittorio Colao, e consulente del governo Conte per le politiche industriali, per scatenare dimostrazioni (non richieste) e atti di fede pro “economia di mercato” e contro “statalismo, interventismo, populismo” (vedi “Appello a Mattarella” di Sgarbi, Henry-Levy, Vargas Llosa, Luttwak, Loewenthal, e altri – Repubblica.it 2 maggio 2020). Di tutto questo Memos oggi ha parlato con Filippo Barbera, sociologo dell’università di Torino. Chiude la puntata il messaggio di Giorgia Serughetti, sociologa a Milano-Bicocca, sui bambini e gli adolescenti, i dimenticati della #fase2.

Rob Loewenthal, Founder and CEO of Whooshkaa discusses what's driving the increasing popularity of audio storytelling and how podcasts are changing the game for marketers.

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In this episode, I had a chat with Rob Loewenthal and Semin Nurkic about Whooshkaa and their expansion into Asia! Great timing as well as they have announced their partnerships with Ripple, the Malaysian broadcasting company as well as Astro Radio, a popular radio network in recent months. They had a booth at RadioDays Asia last year, which was the inaugural broadcast/podcast event held right here in Kuala Lumpur. Though there was a ton of booths covering broadcasting tech as well as solutions for radio stations and the like, Whooshkaa caters for all kinds of audio content, including podcasts! Sweeet. Rob, the CEO and Semin, the CTO, were there to chat with people interested in podcasts (including me). We kept in touch, and after hearing about their recent announcement, I reached out to get their story. Throughout the talk, you'll hear about: Their plans coming in from Australia to Malaysia, and their perspectives on the Asian podcasting space All the uses cases: Educators, radio stations, indies? ALL OF THEM! And they share how they do it How did Whooshkaa get its name? There's horse-racing involved! Timestamps[3:25] The deals with Astro and Ripple started even before then [5:57] Malaysian listenership according to Whooshkaa [7:02] Whooshkaa's history: the name and when it started [10:10] Semin's startup experience, and transition from UGC to audio tech [11:42] So many uses cases for Whooshkaa, including education, etc. [14:42] Dynamically-inserted ads, Whooshkaa's cue-point system [22:20] Deep diving into how they do podcast advertisements in Australia and globally [24:52] All anonymous data, geographical only [27:35] Whooshkaa's expansion and impact in Asia [31:52] What would Rob and Semin like to see more of in the Asian Podcasting Scene? [35:55] Rob and Semin's pod recommendations! Social Media Links Whooshkaa's Website (https://www.whooshkaa.com/) Rob's Twitter (https://twitter.com/RobLoewenthal) Rob's LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-loewenthal-8a66804/) Semin's LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/seminnurkic/) Email Rob here! (mailto:rob@whooshkaa.com) Email Semin here! (mailto:semin@whooshkaa.com) (https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/podlovers-asia-asian-podcastin-968059) (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/cw2LbQe) Links Whooshkaa and Ripple Partner in Malaysia (https://www.whooshkaa.com/blog/whooshkaa-and-ripple-partner-in-malaysia/) Whooshkaa and Astro Radio take off across Asia (https://www.whooshkaa.com/blog/whooshkaa-and-astro-radio-take-off-across-asia/) Podcast Mentions/Recommendations Planet Money (https://www.npr.org/sections/money/) Freakonomics (http://freakonomics.com/) Tim Ferriss (https://tim.blog/podcast/) Knowledge Project (https://fs.blog/the-knowledge-project/) Gimlet's Startup (https://gimletmedia.com/shows/startup) Starting Greatness (https://podtail.com/en/podcast/starting-greatness/) a16z Podcast (https://a16z.com/podcasts/) Lore (https://www.lorepodcast.com/) Memory Palace (http://thememorypalace.us/) Boju Balai (https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/boju-bajai-721670) Support this podcast

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Baikal Nomads - Mixtape #93 by Silvio Bondage Silvio La Cava (AKA Silvio Bondage), from Milan (Italy), began his DJ career in 2000 at The Base in Milan, an important and iconic club which has hosted some of the best music parties in the north of Italy. Silvio went on to join the line up at “Colazione da Tiffany” (Breakfast at Tiffany's), a legendary party which has toured many of the major nightspots in Italy, and selects music for some of the most prestigious Designers’ fashion shows. Silvio turned to production in 2010; with a sound that fuses Electronic, Slow, Downtempo and Deep House, featuring atmospheric airs and deep grooves. Support & Follow: soundcloud.com/silviobondage Milan, Italy silviolacava@gmail.com Tracklist: 01 | Luca Musto - Chapters Feat. Loewenthal 02 | Iorie, Coss - Ma Ato (Original Mix) 03 | Silvio Bondage - Anarkali (Original Mix) 04 | Manuel Sahagun, Christ Burstein, Los Cabra - Agua Panela (Elfenberg Remix) 05 | Ulises - Hellblau (Original Mix) 06 | Elfenberg - Kazikot (Original Mix) 07 | Arutani – Lights & Dots (Original Mix) 08 | Iorie - I Move Feat. Zazou 09 | Andreas Balicki - Between Illusions (original Mix) 10 | Manuel Sahagun, Christ Burstein, Los Cabra - Ganga (Coss Remix) 11 | Landhouse,Raddantze – Robots (Original Mix)

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By Jasmin Cohan and Danielle GoldsmithHasidism is a Jewish religious group that has its origins in the 18th century contemporary Western Ukraine where it started as a spiritual revival movement. Israel Ben Eliezer, also referred to as Baal Shem Tov or Besht was the founding father of Hasidism. The followers of Hasidism, also known as Pious Ones or Hasidim, were distinguished by their exercise of street piety. Hasidism emerged in 12th century Germany before the religious reforms. Its main difference from modern Hasidism is that the modern Hasidism rejects asceticism and the strong emphasis on the sacredness of daily life. Hasidism is influenced by the Kabbalah movement as Besht was part of the movement.During its inception, Hasidism faced opposition from the Mitnagdim who likened it to Sabbatianism. During this time, Sabbatianism was facing nonstop persecution from the rabbinical orthodoxy. The Mitnagdim perceived Hasidism as unorthodox and Hasidic practices as inconsistent with rationalist Talmudic traditions. There was also tension over authority between the Rabbis and Laymen. The founder of Hasidism, Israel Ben Eliezer was a faith healer, a writer of amulets designed to fight illness, and an exorcist. His earliest followers were his patients. Hasidism merged with the existing traditions and spread to the Volhynia and Podolia regions of Ukraine.According to the teachings of Besht, all people are equal before God including both the ignorant and the learned. He taught people to express their devotion through intense bodily gestures, singing, shouting, dance, and jumping. He also taught the people that divine grace and communion with God was open to all Jews, even the simplest in the society. The Besht did not leave a written record of his teachings, what is known comes from his disciples. After his death, his disciples developed and further refined Hasidism as taught by the Besht. Followers of Baal Shem Tov had many followers who created and became head of Hasidic dynasties.The Rabbi was the recognized leader during these centuries. The emergence of new social structures led to the rise of prophets as the new leaders. Then came the Tzadik, whose doctrine was planned by Elimelech of Lizhensk and Jacob Joseph of Polnoy. Tzaddikim are described as emissaries of God who have the ability to sustain the entire world. The tsaddik was believed to exist on a level that is higher than the angels and also; they possess the power to transform divine judgment to mercy.The Hasidic Shtibl was established as an alternative place of prayer where activities not allowed in the synagogue or prayer houses could be practiced. The Hasidic Shtibl was used as a place for prayer and study. Festivities and other social and recreational activities were also allowed in the shtibl. The shtibl attracted new people to Hasidism as it provided a less formal atmosphere of worship.As Hasidism grew and spread to new regions, the traditional orthodox practices were abandoned. In the late 19th century, Judaism lost its grip on people as more Jews moved to urban centers. Jews interacted with Christians and other religions, leading to many Jews converting and intermarrying with Christians. Teachings and writings of Martin Buber were influential in the new trend of Neo-Hasidism that emerged. Buber revolted against the practices of 19th century Hasidism which was characterized by mysticism and superstition.Before the First World War, some Jews had high hopes of the coming transformation which they believed would eliminate classes, parties, and religions. However, the war led to the brutal disillusionment of the Jews. Although their hopes of becoming part of a German Volksgemeinschaft, or community, were destroyed, Jewish leaders called for the formation of new forms of community.ReferencesAriel, Yaakov. “Hasidism in the Age of Aquarius: The House of Love and Prayer in San Francisco, 1967â1977.” Religion and American Culture, vol. 13, no. 2, 2003, pp. 139–165., doi:10.1525/rac.2003.13.2.139. The Besht: Magician, Mystic, and Leader. Brandeis University Press, 2012. Brenner, Michael. The Renaissance of Jewish Culture in Weimar Germany. Yale University Press, 1998. Brown, Benjamin. “Substitutes for Mysticism: A General Model for the Theological Development of Hasidism in the Nineteenth Century.” History of Religions, vol. 56, no. 3, 2017, pp. 247–288., doi:10.1086/689406. Buber, Martin, and Maurice S. Friedman. Hasidism & Modern Man. Princeton University Press, 2016. Loewenthal, Naftali. “The Hasidic Ethos and the Schisms of Jewish Society.” Jewish History, vol. 27, no. 2-4, 2013, pp. 377–398., doi:10.1007/s10835-013-9196-4. Loewenthal, Naftali. “The Hasidic Ethos and the Schisms of Jewish Society.” Jewish History, vol. 27, no. 2-4, 2013, pp. 377–398., doi:10.1007/s10835-013-9196-4. Reinharz, Jehuda. “Martin Buber's Impact on German Zionism before World War I.” Studies in Zionism, vol. 3, no. 2, 1982, pp. 171–183., doi:10.1080/13531048208575824. Scholem, Gershom. Major Trends in Jewish Mysticism. Schocken Books, 1995. Wodzinski, Marcin. “The Socio-Economic Profile of a Religious Movement: The Case of Hasidism.” European History Quarterly, vol. 46, no. 4, 2016, pp. 668–701., doi:10.1177/0265691416655965.

Podcasting has been around since the mid-2000s but has only gained mainstream popularity & commercialisation in the last few years. Gai Le Roy caught up with audio experts Sharon Taylor, CEO of Omny Studio, and Rob Loewenthal, Founder of Whooshkaa, to discuss what makes a good podcast, building an audience that will last, dynamic ad insertion and targeting, and how to increase credibility in this fast growing sub area of digital (you can also have a look the IAB podcasting measurement guide and market update here: https://po.st/bAb2SQ)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob is the CEO and founder of podcasting platform Whooshkaa. An accountant by background, Rob was formerly the CEO at Macquarie Radio Network before he left and threw himself into the startup world with Whooshkaa a couple of years ago. Whooshkaa as well as being the publishing platform for Open the Pod Bay Doors is also one of the best startups in Australia right now. Commercially and technically it is doing an amazing job. Rob is intelligent, focused, talented and super-humble. 

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