Podcasts about Madeira

Entrou no Guiness a tocar saxofone, mas muda-se da Madeira para Inglaterra em busca de uma carreira na música. Língua portuguesa e voto digital nos projetos de deputados pela emigração. Edição Isabel Gaspar Dias

I'm thrilled to welcome Antonio Palma from Portugal to the show today. Antonio has had an incredible run of second-place finishes in recent years, including the Rosenblum, European Mixed Championships, Soloway Knockouts, and Spingold. Last year, he broke through by winning the pairs in Madeira, leading Sjoert Brink to call him the best matchpoint player in the world, and then claiming the Club de Compiastre trophy at the South American Championships. But the real celebration came recently when he finally won the Reisinger at the Fall NABC, ending that streak of seven consecutive finals losses. It was a relief, Antonio says. In our conversation, Antonio opens up about what those years of finishing second felt like, the moment he realized he'd won the Reisinger (he wasn't even playing the final set!), and his journey from professional poker player to bridge champion. We discuss how poker shaped his approach to pressure moments and reading cards, why defense is his favorite part of the game, his challenges with tilting at the table, and the soon to be legendary hand where he took 23 minutes to defend two hearts and made Bobby Levin want to quit bridge. This was a particularly enjoyable conversation with one of bridge's rising stars. ___________________________________________________________________ Key Highlights:

Wir beenden 2025 in Der Letzte Podcast mit einer Mischung aus Lebensdrama, Weihnachtsmärchen und motivierender Geschichte fürs kommende Jahr. Unser Gast Der Letzte Paketbote erzählt zum ersten Mal ausführlich davon, wie es war, als seine ganze Wohnung abgebrannt ist, er sich wenig später seine Alkoholabhängigkeit eingestehen musste, er mit Therapie und Lebenswandel seitdem aber auch alles hat zum Positiven wenden können.Kapitel dieses Podcasts:(00:00:00) Trigger-Warnung für diese Episode(00:00:45) Intro(00:01:15) Begrüßung des Letzten Paketboten(00:01:56) Kälteschock am Flughafenbahnhof(00:02:43) Heißluftfriteusen(00:03:17) Reeves Batman v Gunns Superman(00:03:29) Zum Superman-Türchen bei Patreon (ab 1€) → https://www.patreon.com/posts/146436280(00:04:19) Pinguin-Serie von HBO (ohne Spoiler)(00:05:31) Stranger Things (ohne Spoiler)(00:06:05) Hört „Das Letzte Level“ - ab 1€ Trinkgeld → https://www.patreon.com/collection/33371(00:06:26) Der Paketbote erzählt, wie seine Wohnung abgebrannt ist(00:12:48) Struggle mit Versicherung & Wiederaufbau(00:14:15) Dank für viele Spenden & Hilfe(00:15:02) Große Spendenbereitschaft der Podcast-Community(00:17:41) Rauchmelder haben sein Leben gerettet(00:18:33) Es gab auch noch ein besonderes Geschenk(00:20:42) 5 Liter Bier am Tag - Leben als Alkoholiker(00:22:26) Zur Flipper-Folge von Der Letzte Podcast → https://www.dieletzte.website/podcast/2022/06/04/363(00:23:33) Daniel erinnert sich an Suff-Ausfall des Paketboten(00:24:30) Corona-Pandemie machte Sucht noch schlimmer(00:25:09) In Therapie anfangs Sucht verschwiegen(00:25:53) Der Turning Point: Betrunken am Steuer erwischt(00:27:24) 3 Monate in der Suchtklinik(00:27:53) Trocken bleiben, obwohl Alkohol allgegenwärtig ist(00:28:09) Daniels Alkoholkonsum(00:29:42) AreaGamesCast Folge 92 & Kontrollverlust(00:34:14) Alkoholsucht ist Tod auf Raten(00:35:27) „One for the Road“, „Der Rausch“ & Haftbefehl-Doku(00:36:20) Coffee & Cigarettes(00:36:49) Daniel macht Alkoholikertest(00:39:02) Ganz Deutschland hat ein Alkoholproblem(00:41:36) Weinfetisch deutscher Sportmoderatoren(00:42:51) Sein zweiter Neugeburtstag(00:44:25) Mit der Sucht im Alltag leben(00:45:47) Idiotentest für neuen Führerschein(00:47:25) Dänemark schafft seine Post ganz ab(00:48:05) Angst vor dem Rückfall(00:49:13) The Outrun (nur Prämisse wird verraten)(00:50:11) Warmscharfe Wünsche für Daniels Sundance-Reise(00:52:54) Costco(00:54:22) Klemmbausteine als Suchtprävention(00:55:26) Podcasts mit hohem Alkoholgehalt(01:01:26) Zum Video aus Göteborg: Fika mit Brobert → https://youtu.be/vPTIXzj2ORI(01:01:39) Letzter Paketbote sendet Grüße an unseren Brobert(01:02:10) Ungewöhnliche Empfehlung: Ted Lasso & Apple TV(01:03:20) Der ganz alte Breaking-Bad-Look(01:04:21) Dank an Spender*innen der Sundance-Reise(01:08:23) Paketbötische Pläne fürs neue Jahr(01:09:07) Leben die Schlapse auf Madeira?(01:11:34) Outro - Besucht uns auf https://www.DieLetzte.website!

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Neste episódio especial do Gambiarra Board Games, Gustavo Lopes faz uma retrospectiva rápida do podcast, não apenas do ano de 2025, mas também comentam um pouco sobre como seguiremos em 2026, algumas previsões, ideias e mensagens pra 2026. - Link da Campanha no Catarse: https://www.catarse.me/gambiarra_board_games Edição - Fabs Fabuloso, Gustavo Lopes. Capa - Gustavo Lopes . Quer comprar jogos por um precinho bacana e contribuir com o Gambiarra Board Games? Acessa https://bravojogos.com.br/ e utilize o cupom GAMBIARRANABRAVO Confira as fotos dos jogos em nosso instagram instagram.com/gambiarraboardgames E-mail para sugestões: contato@papodelouco.com papodelouco.com Apoio Acessórios BG: https://www.acessoriosbg.com.br BGSP: https://boardgamessp.com.br/ Bravo Jogos: https://bravojogos.com.br Aroma de Madeira: https://www.aromademadeira.com.brAbertura: Free Transition Music - Upbeat 80s Music - 'Euro Pop 80s' (Intro A - 4 seconds)Jay Man - OurMusicBox Trilha: Leopard Print Elevator by Kevin MacLeod - Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3974-leopard-print-elevator - License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

Dr. Kevin Preston is joined by DeeAnne Riendeau. Intuitive Business Mentor, Spiritual Teacher, host of the podcast When Spirit Calls, and most powerfully...a survivor. During this powerful, heart-opening conversation, Kevin and DeeAnne discuss what it means to be human. The breakdowns, the breakthroughs, and the moments of grace that arrive when we least expect them.Together, they explore DeeAnne's incredible lived path through multiple challenges, and the inner turning points that brought her back to herself. DeeAnne & Dr. Kevin share how spirituality is something we can weave into our everyday lives, the Akashic Records, and what it looks like to stop outsourcing your power and start living from alignment. Content note: This episode includes discussion of mental health struggles. If you need support, please contact local emergency services or a crisis line in your country. You are not alone. Check out Rose Hope here: https://rosehope.ca/Follow DeeAnne: https://www.instagram.com/rosehopesoul/?hl=enJoin Dr. Kevin Preston in Madeira, Portugal: https://newhumanevents.com/madeira/

What if democracy can't survive sound money, because it runs on promises it can't fund?Knut Svanholm sits down with Mike Peterson in El Salvador, fresh from a formal night at the presidential palace with President Nayib Bukele. Phones taken, press everywhere, and a president who feels unnervingly normal to Bitcoiners. Knut's take is blunt, El Salvador may have accidentally voted “one of us” into office, and the results feel like the inverse of clown world.Then the conversation turns to the cage, fiat currency. They break down how money printing, capital gains tax, and government overreach work together to punish anyone trying to use sound money as an inflation hedge. If you have ever felt like you are being taxed for refusing to play the inflation game, this will hit a nerve.From Centro Histórico to El Zonte, they get practical about what Bitcoin adoption actually looks like when it is not just “number go up” technology. A circular economy takes time, merchant by merchant orange pill work, and more people using the Lightning Network for everyday payments instead of treating Bitcoin like a museum piece.They widen out to Madeira and Prague, where Bitcoin communities are forming in their own ways. You will hear why BTCmap.org (https://btcmap.org/) matters, why Prague gets called the Bitcoin capital of Europe, and why Vexl is one of the most interesting peer-to-peer tools right now for building a web of trust when rules tighten.Finally, Knut leans into his anarcho-capitalism lens, the Shawshank Redemption metaphor, and the mindset behind “you can just do things.” If this episode made you uncomfortable, good, subscribe, share it with the friend still asking permission.-Bitcoin Beach TeamConnect and Learn more about Knut SvanholmX: https://x.com/knutsvanholm YT:  @bitcoininfinityshow     Support and follow Bitcoin Beach:X: https://www.twitter.com/BitcoinBeach IG: https://www.instagram.com/bitcoinbeach_sv TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@livefrombitcoinbeach Web: https://www.bitcoinbeach.com Browse through this quick guide to learn more about the episode:00:00 - Intro01:43 - What is Bukele like in person?03:52 - Why do Bitcoiners say fiat currency is built on money printing?05:38 - Why does Bukele push circular economy adoption? 07:47 - Why do incentives matter more than democracy?10:18 - Why doesn't Bitcoin adoption happen overnight? 14:02 - How did Free Madeira begin? What actually moves merchant Bitcoin adoption?19:55 - How do you travel on a Bitcoin standard? What tools make a 100% Bitcoin vacation possible21:26 - Why is Prague a Bitcoin hub? What makes it Europe's Bitcoin capital22:41 - What is Vexl for peer-to-peer Bitcoin trading?24:22 - Why do European Bitcoiners feel squeezed? What role do CBDCs play in the pressure?32:10 - What Shawshank teaches about hope, fear, and living like a free person?35:09 - Why is Bitcoin an inflation hedge?Live From Bitcoin Beach

  Episode Summary: Madeira wine is fortified, heat-aged, and famously long-lived. In this episode of Bri Books, we break down how Madeira is made, why it tastes the way it does, and explore tasting notes from three standout producers: Justino's, Henriques & Henriques, and D'Oliveiras. Subscribe to Bri Books on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.  In This Episode: What Madeira wine is and how it's made Why heat and oxidation are intentional Tasting notes from three Madeira producers How to drink and pair Madeira wine Producers Discussed: Justino's Madeira Wines Henriques & Henriques D'Oliveiras (Imported by The Rare Wine Company) Subscribe to Bri Books on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. 

No 8º programa da 2a temporada do Fala de Carteado, Gustavo Lopes, Arthur Lacerda (Onda, Malabares, Horizonte, Pipoca e mais) e Jorge Oliveira (Boards & Burgers) seus top 5 carteados de todos os tempos. Comentamos também da Copa Biribeiros e da Copa Gambiarra de Carteados, reviravoltas, intrigas, despedidas e muito mais.Edição - Fabs Fabuloso e Gustavo Lopes. Capa - Gustavo Lopes . Quer comprar jogos por um precinho bacana e contribuir com o Gambiarra Board Games? Acessa https://bravojogos.com.br/ e utilize o cupom GAMBIARRANABRAVO Confira as fotos dos jogos em nosso instagram instagram.com/gambiarraboardgames E-mail para sugestões: contato@papodelouco.com papodelouco.com Apoio Acessórios BG: https://www.acessoriosbg.com.br BGSP: https://boardgamessp.com.br/ Bravo Jogos: https://bravojogos.com.br/ Aroma de Madeira: https://www.aromademadeira.com.brAbertura: Free Transition Music - Upbeat 80s Music - 'Euro Pop 80s' (Intro A - 4 seconds)Jay Man - OurMusicBox Bloco 1: Abertura: Music: Lo Fi Hip Hop 06 by WinnieTheMoog/Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/8167-lo-fi-hip-hop-06/Licensed under CC BY 4.0: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseBloco 2: Music: Bossa Of Brazil Shores by MusicLFiles/Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/8789-bossa-of-brazil-shores/Licensed under CC BY 4.0: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseBloco 3: Music: Happy Calm Intro 57 by TaigaSoundProd/Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/11772-happy-calm-intro-57/Licensed under CC BY 4.0: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

My Story   Talk 34   Overcoming New Challenges Welcome to Talk 34 in our series where I'm reflecting on God's goodness to me throughout my life. Last time I was mentioning some of the health challenges I faced in India and today I will be describing how these continued for some time once we were back in England. I will also be talking about the serious health challenges Eileen faced during the last ten years of her life. I take no pleasure in recording all this, but an honest account of my life must include the hard times as well as the good, and, of course, the Lord has brought me through. Challenges following India Fortunately, there was little in my diary for the first few weeks after our return from India and I soon began to feel better. I thought I was back to normal and in April we set off for two weekends of ministry in Essex. We would stay with Eileen's sister Joan in Billericay and the first weekend I would preach in Witham and a week later in our old church in Colchester. On the first Saturday we drove from our home in Paignton straight to Witham, a journey of about 250 miles, and I preached in the afternoon and evening meetings. We then made our way to Billericay, returning to Witham for the Sunday morning service. I had felt fine on the Saturday, but on Sunday I suddenly started to feel unwell again shortly before I was due to preach. The symptoms were like those I had had in India, and I went outside to get some fresh air. However, I managed to get through the preaching but was grateful to get back to Billericay. The next day Joan arranged an appointment for me with her GP who, hearing that I had been bitten by a mosquito in India and suspecting that I might have malaria, sent me for tests at the hospital in Basildon. Although these tested negative, I was still worried that there was something seriously wrong with me and just wanted to get back home to Paignton. Apologising profusely, I asked our friends at Colchester to release me from my commitment to preach the following weekend and we drove home later that week, unsure of what the future might hold. The next two years proved to be extremely difficult. I continued to experience similar problems every time I preached. In May 2010 I drove up to Huddersfield for the AoG conference but was so stressed that I returned home without attending a meeting. I immediately arranged an appointment with my GP, Mark Thompson, a good Christian man, and told him my whole story. He reminded me that as Christians we are not immune to such things and recommended some books that might help explain my condition. It appears that my experience in India, caused by extreme heat, dehydration, and overwork, triggered a rush of adrenalin which produced the symptoms I was struggling with. I learnt that worrying about the symptoms only made matters worse because that causes a further rush of adrenalin. I was caught in a vicious circle, and the only way out was to embrace the symptoms, tell myself that they would not harm me, and gradually I would get better. And that's what happened, although it did take a long time. Following my visit to the doctor I cancelled my two-week trip to teach at the Bible College in Finland in May. We did go to Madeira for a three week holiday in June, but this turned out to be disappointing because of my recurring symptoms. However, in September I did manage to teach for two weeks at Mattersey, preach for a weekend in Pocklington, and assisted by Bob Hyde, teach a course at CTS in Brussels for a week. I was still experiencing the symptoms but managing to cope with them – at least most of the time. But there were still occasions when I felt unable to preach. In October I cancelled a weekend in Poynton and in November I was unable to complete a weekend's ministry in Aston. I began to wonder if the time had come for me to give up. But less than two weeks later the Lord suddenly intervened. Eileen and I were in Exeter at a meeting for Assemblies of God ministers and their wives. The guest preacher was John Glass, the General Superintendent of the Elim Churches. He was preaching on Jeremiah 1 when he came to verses 11-12: The word of the LORD came to me: "What do you see, Jeremiah?" "I see the branch of an almond tree," I replied. The LORD said to me, "You have seen correctly, for I am watching to see that my word is fulfilled." He explained the play on words that we find in these verses – the Hebrew word for almond is very similar to the word for watch. The almond tree is among the first to blossom in spring. It's something you watch for as a sign that spring has come. Winter will be followed by spring because God watches over his word to see that it is fulfilled. Now in England most of us don't see an almond tree too often, so John likened it to crocuses. In his garden they're the first flowers to bloom in spring. They're the sign or guarantee that winter won't be forever. Then John broke away from his notes and said something like this: There are some of you here who are feeling that your ministry has come to an end. You have been experiencing a bleak winter, but the Lord wants you to know that it will not be forever. You will experience a new springtime. Eileen and I looked at each other. Was this for us? Surely it must be. But there were a lot of other people in that meeting. Could it be that John's prophetic word was for them and not for us? We drove home after the meeting hoping, rather than believing, that this really was a word from the Lord for us. And then, that evening, Jill Cooper, one of our friends from church, arrived on our doorstep and said, I've brought you a little present. To be honest, I had bought it for someone else, but then I felt the Lord tell me to give it to you instead.  What was the present? A bowl of crocuses! How good God is! He gave us the assurance that I would emerge from this dark period of winter into a new springtime of ministry. We sometimes have to go through a valley of shadow, but he is with us in it all the way. So in 2011, whenever the symptoms reoccurred, I pressed through them, knowing that this condition wouldn't last forever. In March I flew to Scotland to speak to the AoG ministers, in May we went back to Finland to teach at Iso Kirja for two weeks, in September I taught for two weeks at Mattersey, and in October I was back at CTS again. None of these occasions was easy. In fact, I often felt really unwell, but everyone always said that, if I hadn't told them, they would not have known anything was wrong with me! I'm not quite sure how much longer it took to get back to normal. In fact, I'm not really sure what 'normal' is! We all deteriorate physically as we get older and our energy levels are not what they were. When I look back at what I was doing in the years before Mattersey and throughout my time there, I wonder now how I possibly managed it all. What was normal for me then is far beyond my capabilities now, but I have moved into a new springtime in my ministry and people tell me that at 87 I'm not doing badly for my age, for which I am grateful. Challenges to Eileen's health But my health challenges were nothing compared with those faced by Eileen in the last ten years of her life. On Sunday 21st December 2014 quite unexpectedly at about 9am Eileen started to experience severe pain in her stomach as she was getting ready for church. As the pain was unrelenting, causing Eileen to pass out a couple of times, by 3pm I decided I needed to call 999. I accompanied Eileen in the ambulance while Jonathan followed by car. After waiting with her a few hours, Jon and I were advised to go home and await the results of an MRI scan.  At about 10.30 that evening the surgeon phoned to ask us to go in to discuss options for Eileen. It was clear that the situation was very serious. On arrival at the hospital, we were told that the scan had revealed that the blood supply had been cut off from Eileen's bowel and that her smaller bowel had died. Without an immediate operation she would die. There was even the possibility that the condition was already too far advanced for them to be able to save her. Furthermore, even if they were able to save her, there was a strong possibility that she would need to have a permanent colostomy. Eileen agreed with us that we should agree to the operation and trust God for the best possible outcome. We prayed with her, of course, but as you can imagine, for the next few hours we were on an emotional roller-coaster, experiencing all the ups and downs from fear to faith, but with a determination to trust God, come what may. We simply could not believe that it was God's time for Eileen to go to Heaven and kept praying that he would spare her. Imagine our relief when at one o'clock on Monday morning the surgeon phoned to say that she had the best possible news for us. Eileen's bowel was alive! What had been causing the pain was an internal hernia which they had been able to fix. None of her bowel had needed to be removed and the blood supply had been restored.   Now bearing in mind the certainty with which the surgeon told us that Eileen's bowel had died we were convinced that this was not just a case of faulty diagnosis, but that God had worked an amazing miracle in restoring Eileen's bowel to life. God had allowed man to do what he could but intervened to do what man could not do – restore a dead bowel to life! We were so grateful for the prayers of the many people who interceded for Eileen throughout this difficult time and to God for his miraculous intervention. I never cease to be amazed at his wonderful grace and goodness to us. But the operation had been very invasive and left Eileen severely weakened for months. And she never fully regained the strength and energy she had lost, but that, of course, may have been partly caused by the fact that she was not getting any younger. And neither was I! In April 2015 we had a few days' break in the Lake District and neither of us felt like walking very far. It was much the same in September when we went to the Isle of Wight, but on both these holidays we contented ourselves with driving around in the car, visiting old haunts, marvelling at the beauty of God's creation, and, of course, enjoying the food. We planned two short holidays for 2016, the first in Longtown, a village in Herefordshire close to the Welsh border in May. After preaching in Rugby on the Sunday morning, we drove there in the afternoon and spent a few delightful days in a charming cottage on the banks of the River Monnow, returning to Brixham the following weekend. The second holiday, planned for a week in September at the southern end of Coniston Water, never happened. In June I flew to Ireland to preach for a weekend in Sligo where Daniel Caldwell, one of our former students, was leading a church. On Sunday morning I preached on Jesus calming the storm in Matthew 8 and I remember saying that sometimes unexpected problems suddenly arise in our lives, but Jesus is well able to see us through them and get us to the other side. Who knows what might happen this week? But whatever happens Jesus is with us. And I flew home that afternoon. I have preached that message many times, but little did I know what was to happen just two days later. On Tuesday evening, sitting in her armchair Eileen had a severe stroke and was rushed into Torbay Hospital. From head to toe she had no feeling down the right side of her body. The next Sunday, still in hospital, she suffered another stroke and we were told that the outlook was extremely bleak. She was rushed to Derriford Hospital in Plymouth and underwent surgery to relieve the pressure on her brain. Her life had been saved. After eleven days she was transferred back to Torbay where she remained for eight days until a bed was available at Newton Abbot where she began a course of rehab. Throughout this time we were all looking to the Lord for a complete healing, whether instantaneous or gradual, but her progress was extremely slow, and it was becoming increasingly clear that she needed a miracle if she would ever walk again. And although the healing miracle we were praying for never happened, we could see the hand of the Lord at work in other ways. Firstly, on July 28th when we were sitting in the hospital day room and eating cake to celebrate our wedding anniversary, the Torbay doctor who had told us that the outlook was extremely bleak approached us and said, I'm looking for Eileen Petts. And when he saw her he said, I can't believe it. Which was something he repeated more than once during the fifteen minutes he was with us. He clearly had not expected Eileen to survive, and this encouraged our faith that God was at work in the situation. On 10th August, after eight weeks in three different hospitals, Eileen finally came home. And that, in itself, was a miracle. We had been told just a few days earlier that Eileen would have to be discharged as her bed was needed for someone else. To continue her rehab she could either go into a care home if we could find one that would take her, or the NHS would provide rehab workers to come to our home, but we would need to find a home care company to take care of Eileen's other needs. The problem was that at the time there were over 70 people in Torbay on a waiting list! I needed an answer – quick! And just in time the answer came. Just a day before Eileen had to be discharged, Trude Hyde came to me and said that she and her twin sister Sylvia would take care of Eileen if we would like them to. How wonderful! I didn't need to ask Eileen because I knew she would love it, but for the sake of all concerned, I felt I needed to ask the Lord for his guidance. And I did foresee one possible problem. I didn't know if I would be allowed to choose Eileen's carers or if they would require certain recognised medical qualifications. I needed an immediate answer to that question, and I didn't know where to find it. I was just going off to visit Eileen, and I didn't want to mention the twins' kind offer until I knew the answer in case it led to her being disappointed. And then I remembered that Katie, the daughter of our next-door neighbour, Sue, was the lead carer for the whole of Torbay. She would certainly know the answer. I was just about to go and knock on Sue's door when I changed my mind and said, Lord, if this is of you, before I get into the car, please let Sue come out without me knocking on her door. And that's what happened. No sooner had I prayed that prayer than Sue came out of her house. In less than five minutes Katie was on the phone and told me that I could choose whom I liked. Eileen was overjoyed, and Trude and Sylvia took care of her visiting our home four times a day for the next four years until we moved to a bungalow on the other side of town, when workers from Abide Care, Brixham, took over.  Eileen finally went to be with the Lord in February 2024 almost eight years after that awful stroke. She was always grateful that her condition was not physically painful, but frustrated at her inability to walk and do all those things we normally take for granted. And we both naturally wondered why the Lord had allowed this to happen. One Bible passage that Eileen found particularly helpful was 2 Corinthians 1:3-5 where Paul says: Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves have received from God. For just as the sufferings of Christ flow over into our lives, so also through Christ our comfort overflows. And the comfort and strength our Father gave to Eileen certainly did overflow to others, not least as a testimony to the dozens of carers from Abide who came into our home over the final four years of her life. Throughout this whole very difficult period both Eileen and I had been sustained by our Christian faith and by a particular word received from the Lord through Barrie Taylor, our daughter Sarah's father-in-law. Barrie and Sandra live some distance away and we normally only saw them once or twice a year. On one such occasion when Eileen seemed to be making little progress after her stroke we were all having a meal together at Berry Head Hotel, when Barrie said the Lord had given him a word for us: My Father is at work in your lives and situation which He is using as a platform to display his sustaining grace. God sometimes uses amazing miracles of healing to display his power and love, but it is often the sustaining grace that he gives his people in times of suffering that brings others to faith. Through Eileen's suffering the lives of many were touched, people who might never have otherwise heard the good news about Jesus. And since she died there have been many opportunities to share the gospel. The funeral staff at the crematorium were visibly moved and said they had never experienced a service like it and neighbours said the same thing about the church service that followed it. As Christians we know where we are going, and the knowledge that our loved ones are with the Lord is a source of great comfort and even joy. Although I still miss her every day, I sometimes weep for joy at the thought of how happy Eileen must now be in Heaven! And one day we shall meet again! But until then there is still work for me to do down here. But that's the subject of our final talk.

Madrid ha sido elegida como nueva sede central del Consejo Mundial de Viajes y Turismo (WTTC), que tras abandonar Londres por el aumento de costes derivados del Brexit buscaba una nueva ubicación en Europa. La capital española se impuso a otras candidatas como Barcelona, París, Roma, Ginebra y Dubái, reforzando la posición de España y de Madrid como referentes internacionales en la gobernanza y la toma de decisiones del sector turístico.Según datos de Kayak, en 2025 los hábitos de viaje de los españoles estuvieron marcados por la diversificación de destinos y un mayor gasto en experiencias. París fue el destino internacional más buscado, mientras que Fukuoka (Japón) registró el mayor crecimiento en interés. Además, crecieron los viajes en grupo, con un alza del 30%, y las opciones premium ganaron peso, con incrementos del 23% en vuelos en clase business y del 105% en alojamientos de cinco estrellas frente a 2024.El Gobierno de España solicitará que Cataluña y Euskadi se conviertan en miembros asociados de la UNESCO y ONU Turismo, lo que les permitiría participar en programas y decisiones culturales y turísticas sin tener plena soberanía estatal. Actualmente, ONU Turismo cuenta con seis miembros asociados, como Aruba, Hong Kong y Madeira.Un 74% de los españoles con gato planifica sus vacaciones según su mascota y un 15% viaja con ella en fiestas, según el II Barómetro Felino de Sanicat. Además, un 36% pagaría más por alojamientos pet‑friendly, aunque muchos dejan al animal en casa, destacando la importancia de mantener su entorno y rutina.KLM abrirá la próxima temporada de verano dos nuevas rutas en España, conectando Oviedo y Santiago de Compostela con Ámsterdam. Los vuelos comenzarán a fines de marzo, con operaciones diarias entre julio y agosto, y dos frecuencias semanales el resto del verano.Mundosenior, el turoperador de Ávoris para mayores de 55 años, lanza un programa de cruceros junto a MSC Cruceros con salidas desde Barcelona, Madrid y Tenerife. Las rutas incluyen el Mediterráneo oriental y occidental, así como Canarias y Madeira, ofreciendo escalas en destinos como Estambul, Corfú, Marsella, Nápoles, Palermo, Las Palmas y Funchal.

Episode Description Brought to you by Toro In this episode, we head to the striking Island of Madeira, an autonomous region of Portugal located off the northwest coast of Africa. While Madeira isn't traditionally thought of as a golf destination, it carries nearly 100 years of golfing history and features three courses across two islands—Palheiro, Santo da Serra, and Porto Santo. The islands have also played host to the Madeira Open on the European Tour for many years. And with a fourth course under construction at Ponta do Pargo, Madeira's golf future looks brighter than ever. (Stay tuned for an upcoming episode on that spectacular project.) This episode focuses on "Golf in Madeira"—both the golf experience itself and the company of the same name. Our first guest, Andre Rodriguez, owner of Golf in Madeira, shares insights into: The unique character of golf on the island What makes each course distinct Why Madeira offers much more than a stand-alone golf holiday Beyond golf, Andre highlights Madeira's incredible range of activities, including whale and dolphin watching, surfing, hiking, mountain biking, and more. We're then joined by Henrique Duarte of Irrimac, the Toro distributor for the region, and Ricardo Abreu, CEO of Santo da Serra. They take us through the story of Santo da Serra's history and the extraordinary challenge they faced when trying to create an irrigation solution for the course—and the surrounding community—when it was believed no workable solution existed. Together with Toro, they found one. If you're searching for an exciting, evolving, and authentic golf destination, Madeira deserves a spot on your map.   https://www.golfinmadeira.com/ https://www.palheironatureestate.com/palheiro-golf.html https://santodaserragolf.com/ https://portosantogolfe.com/   A big thanks to our Show Partner - Toro Check them out here!   https://www.golfclubtalk.uk/the-green-print/ https://www.instagram.com/thegreenprintgolf/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-greenprint-golf/?viewAsMember=true www.golfclubtalk.uk golfclubtalkuk@gmail.com   Support us here: https://buymeacoffee.com/gctuk   Sign up to our Newsletter here

Habitação: Açores, Madeira e Norte são as regiões mais vulneráveis

Born in Venezuela to Madeiran parents and now based in Madeira, Sandra and Ricardo share their musical journey in this interview. Listeners are treated to a real mini-concert, with the duo singing and playing five of their songs, alongside stories from a 30-year career.

Fala Povo! E não foi dessa vez que o Ponto de Ação se findou! Mais uma vez demorou um pouco (na verdade, muito), mas está saindo do forno mais um episódio! Neste episódio, nossos hosts Paulo Tiozão, Rafael Coelho e Robert Coelho recebem Diego do canal Nerdices & Board Games para falar da Spiel Essen 2025! E, é claro, muitos causos, dicas e debates sobre o universo dos board games — ou não. PS: Episódio gravado em 05/11/2025. Infelizmente tivemos problemas com os aúdios (em especial com a faixa do Robert) Episódio brilhantemente editado Rafael Coelho! EU JOGUEI Onde contamos o que foi jogado recentemente, destacando um ou dois com mais detalhes. Rafael: Dorfromantik - Fora de Ordem - Projeto Gaia Paulo: Hidden Games Local do Crime, Galactic Cruise, Everdell Duo, Imperialismo América Robert: Ofrenda, Rewild e Marvel Dice Throne Missions, Bohemians https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/3594894/ai-art/page/1 Diego: Oliva, Pergola #FICA_A_DICA Onde compartilhamos algo que gostamos muito e que não esteja relacionado ao universo dos jogos de tabuleiro. Rafael: Paulo: Pacificador 2, Tremembe Robert: Tomorrow Stories, IT - Welcome to Derry Diego: Pedaço de Madeira e Aço, Blue Prince Jogo digital "Blue Prince" https://store.steampowered.com/app/1569580/Blue_Prince/ PRATO DO DIA: “Por Essen você não esperava” Apoie o Covil pelo Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2X22MnKPeLn2fxl-eVnrTA/join Apoie o Covil pelo Apoia.se: https://apoia.se/covildosjogos Jogos de tabuleiro é na Playeasy: https://playeasy.com.br/ Acessórios Realísticos é na Gorilla 3D: https://www.gorilla3d.com.br/ Para mais vídeos, resenhas em texto e para ouvir nosso podcast, acesse: https://covildosjogos.com.br

No 7º episódio da 2a temporada do Tem Dado em Casa, Gustavo Lopes e Carolina Gusmão escolhem o top 5 jogos que jogaram pela primeira vez em 2025, comentando um pouco como foi esse ano de jogas.Link da nossa Campanha no Catarse: https://www.catarse.me/gambiarra_board_gamesPlaylists e Índice completo de episódios: https://playlistsgambiarrabg.carrd.co/Instagram com fotos dos jogos @gambiarraboardgames Edição - Fabs Fabuloso, Gustavo Lopes. Capa - Gustavo Lopes. Vinhetas: Fabs FabulosoParceiros:Acessórios BG: https://www.acessoriosbg.com.brBravo Jogos: https://bravojogos.com.brAroma de Madeira: https://www.aromademadeira.com.brApoio:BGSP: https://boardgamessp.com.br/Créditos:Abertura:Free Transition Music - Upbeat 80s Music - 'Euro Pop 80s' (Intro A - 4 seconds)Jay Man - OurMusicBox Trilha: Airport Lounge by Kevin Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/3347-airport-loungeLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

Spanien och Portugal inledde en intensiv maktkamp om kontrollen över världshaven i slutet på 1400-talet. Med stöd från påvemakten, och drivna av drömmen om rikedomar, sjövägar och inflytande, erövrade de iberiska kungadömena Atlantöarna, utforskade Afrikas västkust och Amerika. De delade upp den nyupptäckta världen mellan sig – och lade därmed grunden för den första globala världsordningen.Den första världsomseglingen, under Ferdinand Magellans befäl 1519–1522, visade tydligt att haven band samman jordens kontinenter. Europa, Amerika, Afrika och Asien kopplades samman via sjövägar – vi gick från en torr till en blå världsbild.I detta andra av två avsnitt av podden Historia Nu samtalar programledaren Urban Lindstedt med Leos Müller, professor i historia vid Stockholms universitet. Han är aktuell med boken Europas vändpunkter: 1492, 1914 och 1989.Den spanska och portugisiska dominansen kretsade kring kontrollen över havsrutter, handelsmonopol, kryddor, guld och slavar. Portugal byggde upp ett omfattande nätverk av handelsstationer, fort och sjövägar längs Afrikas och Asiens kuster – vilket gjorde landet till en global handelsmakt. Spanien, å sin sida, etablerade kolonier i Amerika och senare även på Filippinerna, där naturresurser och ursprungsbefolkning exploaterades.Under ledning av sjöfartsintresserade monarker och med hjälp av ny skeppsteknik begav sig portugiserna tidigt ut på Atlanten. De etablerade handelsstationer på öar som Madeira och Azorerna och seglade så småningom runt Afrika för att nå Indien och Asien – i jakt på kryddor och rikedomar. Samtidigt, efter att Christofer Columbus 1492 nått Amerika på spansk uppdrag, inledde Spanien sin omfattande koloniala expansion i den nya världen.År 1494 slöts Tordesillasfördraget, där Spanien och Portugal – med påvens godkännande – delade upp den nyupptäckta världen. En tänkt linje drogs 370 leguas väster om Kap Verde-öarna: allt väster om linjen tillföll Spanien, allt öster om linjen tillföll Portugal.Resultatet blev att Spanien fick större delen av Amerika, medan Portugal bland annat tilldelades Brasilien samt handelsvägar och territorier i Afrika och Asien.Den iberiska expansionen skapade en ny global ordning. Världshandeln band samman kontinenter, varor och människor rörde sig i ett växande globalt nätverk. Men denna utveckling fick också katastrofala konsekvenser: ursprungsbefolkningar decimerades, slavhandeln expanderade och exploateringen av människor och natur intensifierades. Den ekonomiska tillväxten, kapitalismen och de globala maktstrukturerna har sina rötter i denna epok.Bildtext: Detalj ur en karta från 1590 av Abraham Ortelius, föreställande Victoria, det enda av Ferdinand Magellans fartyg som fullbordade världsomseglingen. Bildkälla: Abraham OrteliusMusik: Ljudklipp av en vihuela framför ett stycke från 1600-talet: "Jamaica" ur Playford's Dancing Master (4:e upplagan, 1670). Musikern Chris Green (blastfromthepast.org.uk) framför stycket och har gett tillstånd att dela inspelningen. Källa: Chris Green, blastfromthepast.org.uk. Licens: Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0Klippare: Emanuel Lehtonen Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

José Tolentino de Mendonça is a theologian, university professor, and one of the most original voices in modern Portuguese. Born in the island of Madeira in 1965, today he is Prefect of the Dicastery for Culture and Education, an administrative unit of the Roman Curia. He is Grand Chancellor of the Pontifical Institute for Christian Archaeology and a Bishop since 2018. From 2018 to 2022 he was Librarian of the Holy Roman Church. He was made a Cardinal in October 2019. "The common thread running through my story is the importance of attention to culture, dialogue, and the power of knowledge and science." "This is a time when the desire for peace, the stubborn search for a path of peace, should be the primary concern of contemporary culture and society." "My vision as a man of the church, as a believer, as a Christian, is ultimately a poetic vision and ends up being my way of inhabiting reality."

Cristiano Ronaldo BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Cristiano Ronaldo has been commanding headlines over the past few days with multiple significant developments. On December first, the Portuguese superstar achieved a historic milestone by scoring his nine hundred fifty-fourth career goal, breaking the all-time record and setting the internet ablaze with celebrations from Portugal to Saudi Arabia and beyond.Just weeks earlier in mid-November, Ronaldo made a high-profile diplomatic appearance at a White House dinner on November nineteenth alongside Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince. The formal photo from the Oval Office with former U.S. President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump, posted with his fiancée Georgina Rodríguez, became a cultural moment on social media. The post garnered twenty-six point nine million likes and marked a significant brand elevation for the football icon, positioning him as a global statesman while seamlessly weaving his personal narrative into a high-diplomacy context.On the personal front, wedding bells are ringing. Reports from Jornal da Madeira confirm that Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez plan to marry this coming summer in Madeira, once the World Cup concludes. The couple has selected the Cathedral of Funchal as their venue, a temple more than five hundred years old that sits less than two miles from the hospital where Ronaldo was born. The choice carries profound symbolism for the Portuguese legend who has carried his island's name around the world.Ronaldo and Rodríguez met in two thousand sixteen in Madrid when she was working at a Gucci store and he played for Real Madrid. Together they have two daughters, Alana Martina and Bella Esmeralda, and they are also raising Ronaldo's three older children from previous relationships. The footballer recently revealed that his children encouraged him to propose, marking a moment long awaited by fans worldwide.Beyond these personal milestones, Ronaldo continues to dominate social media engagement. His posts consistently rank among the most-liked on Instagram, with everything from motivational messages to family tributes resonating deeply with his global audience. His Portugal World Cup qualification post and casual lifestyle content continue performing exceptionally well, cementing his status as a global icon who transcends sports to appeal across politics, lifestyle, and entertainment sectors.Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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Welcome back to Bri Books podcast! If this is your first time, WELCOME! And if you're a return listener from the last 6 (!!!!!!) years, welcome back. Bri Books is now also on YouTube: watch here. Today is November 30th, marking not just the beginning of Advent season, but the beginning of BriCember! What is BriCember? BriCember is a personal project wherein I challenge myself to produce and publish a podcast episode a day in the month of December. Not only is December my birth month, it's also the perfect time of the year to catch up on where you've been and where you're going. What's Coming Up This BriCember? In 2025, I'll be approaching BriCember through the lens of literature, with lots of recommendations of what to read. But I'm also aligning it not just with the month, but with how we think of time. This BriCember will be aligned with the moon phases. But Wait, Where Have You Been, Bri?I've spent most of 2025 in flux, in the most beautiful way. Last year, in 2024, I began a new career at JPMorganChase. In 2025, I started to find my professional stride. I also moved house in 2025! I moved from one apartment in Brooklyn to another, and I'm nesting. We'll be doing deep dives into winter food as well this BriCember. Also, I'm still reeling from the fallout of my mothers' death. That's a constant on my mind. Which brings me to….writing! I'm officially writing again, and I'm focused on writing and publishing in 2026. I'm giving myself the rest of the year to sharpen up my writing, so I can graduate to having an agent and finishing my book. I've been reorganizing my life in very tiny, quiet ways, and art has been a big part of 2025. I've been painting, and I've been traveling. I'm grateful that travel has been part of my working life in 2025. This year, I went to Sydney, Australia; Tokyo, Japan; Hong Kong; and Singapore, in addition to Western China and Mexico. Prayerfully there will be more travel in 2026. What's Coming in BriCember 2025 I've broken each week of December according to the moon cycles. Week 1: All about wine! Holiday wine menu planning, how to spend $60 at your local wine shop, Austrian wine, Madeira, orange wine, and having fun learning about terroir in the wine world. Week 2: Winter reset! We'll shift into how to prepare for a restful winter, my favorite health and beauty picks of 2025, gentle goal-setting, how to go gently into the new year; what to grow and sow in the new year! Lifestyle toolkit; manifestation journaling and how to get started; a winter mid-season check-in; Week 3: Cozy-maxxing! Winter recipes, soups, and spices; winter food rituals; what's in season at the farmers market in winter; deep winter books/ the best books to hunker down with this winter Week 4: Prepping! What we want to bring into 2026 (and what we're leaving in 2025); gratitude journaling; manifestation journaling; how to round out 2025 gently and with discernment.   Listen to Bri Books and find @BrionnaJay on Instagram. You can always find Bri Books on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and at bribookspod.com.  

In this episode, we dive into one of the standout industry events of the year: the GCAE Conference in Madeira (9-12 November). We're joined by Renate Roeleveld, CEO and organiser of this exceptional gathering, to explore event highlights and unpack some of the biggest themes shaping the future of the game. From mindset and psychology, to technology, evolving business models, driving ranges, and the ever-relevant discussion of AI vs. humans, Renate shares valuable insights into how the industry is adapting and driving change. To round out the episode, we feature three conversations recorded on-site, with key presenters from the conference: Jay Karen – CEO of the NGCOA Bartel Berkhout – CEO & Founder of SportsInq Monique Landman – Chief Empathy Officer at Unchain Each guest brings thoughtful, practical takeaways from their sessions—ideal for anyone looking to better understand where the industry is headed. Whether you attended the conference or missed it this year, this episode is packed with perspectives you won't want to miss. https://gcae.eu/   Connect with Us: Instagram: @golfclubtalkuk Website: Golf Club Talk UK https://www.linkedin.com/in/leighton-walker-2708b627/   A big thanks to our partner  - Toro Click here for more information   https://eddiebullockgolf.com/   Support us here: https://buymeacoffee.com/gctuk Rate & Review Please leave a 5-star review and share this episode with your golf circle!

Açores, Madeira, Alentejo e Algarve têm as taxas mais altas de mortalidade e a repetição desse padrão é vista como “preocupante” e um “alerta vermelho”. Concelhos com piores indicadores chegam a ter o dobro da mortalidade comparando com os que têm taxas mais baixas. Neste episódio, conversamos com a jornalista Raquel Albuquerque.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Thanksgiving is one of the most difficult meals to pair with, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't try!  Source: Canva   This year, for one of our weekly discussion questions I asked the Patrons how many wines they would be serving with their Thanksgiving/holiday feasts and the answer was overwhelmingly 2-3. Given that, in this show I talk about combinations of two wines you can purchase for your table that will pair with many types of Thankgsivings. Some examples:  If your dishes tend to be on the sweet side… honey glazes, marshmallow sweet potatoes, candied sweet potatoes, etc Off-dry Riesling or Vouvray (although butternut squash soup with a kick could do well with a regular Gewurztraminer) Reds: Grenache, GSM blends from Rhône, California, Australia, etc., Garnacha from Spain, Zinfandel   Asian-influenced Thanksgiving Aromatic whites: Alsace Riesling, Pinot Gris, Gewürztraminer, Torrontés, or Viognier Fruity reds with low tannin: For smokey or braised meat: New World Pinot Noir, Côtes du Rhône, Garnacha. For something especially smoky: Saumur-Champigny from Loire   Desserts....Pecan Pie: Tawny Port, Madeira, Pedro Ximenez Sherry   From Getty Images via Canva   There are these ideas explained and so much more packed into the episode. Listen, take what you want leave the rest! Please know that I'm grateful to you for listening and your loyalty to me and the show!!      Full show notes and all back episodes are on Patreon. Become a member today! www.patreon.com/winefornormalpeople _______________________________________________________________   Check out my exclusive sponsor, Wine Access.  They have an amazing selection -- once you get hooked on their wines, they will be your go-to! Make sure you join the Wine Access-Wine For Normal People wine club for wines I select delivered to you four times a year!    To register for an AWESOME, LIVE WFNP class with Elizabeth or get a class gift certificate for the wine lover in your life go to: www.winefornormalpeople.com/classes    

De 'Entre ilhas', disco del primer volumen del proyecto insular 'Maronesia', que reúne a artistas de los archipiélagos de Canarias, Cabo Verde, Madeira y Azores, las canciones 'Terra querida', 'Nos tradison', 'Simples cabverdian', 'Las afortunadas' y 'Boca tarde'. Canciones de 'Improviso', el nuevo disco de Djavan, como 'Um affair', 'Cetim', 'Um brinde', 'O vento' o 'Pra sempre'. Y el actor y pianista Jeff Goldblum con The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra tocando 'Don´t fence me in'/'Strollin',, 'A baptist beat' y 'Lazy afternoon' en el disco titulado 'Plays well with others'.Escuchar audio

Tomer Strolight joins the Bitcoin Infinity Show to talk about the true nature of Bitcoin ownership – why it's the most powerful form of property ever created, how Bitcoin is literally alive, and why Bitcoin could fuel real-world secession movements like Alberta, Texas, and Madeira breaking free from fiat control. We dive deep into mining decentralization with OCEAN and DATUM, the sacred Satoshi, and why Bitcoin wars are actually healthy for the network. If you're serious about understanding Bitcoin as money, philosophy, and freedom, this episode is a must-watch. Connect with Tomer: https://x.com/TomerStrolight Connect with Us: https://www.bitcoininfinityshow.com/ https://bitcoininfinitystore.com https://primal.net/infinity https://primal.net/knut https://primal.net/luke https://twitter.com/BtcInfinityShow https://twitter.com/knutsvanholm https://twitter.com/lukedewolf Join the Bitcoin Infinity Academy at our Geyser page: https://geyser.fund/project/infinity Thanks to our sponsors - check out their websites for info: BitVault: https://bitvault.sv/ - Use Code INFINITY for 10% off! BitBox: https://bitbox.swiss/infinity - Use Code INFINITY for 5% off! Bitcoin Adviser: https://content.thebitcoinadviser.com/freedom ShopInBit: https://shopinbit.com/bitcoininfinity - Use code INFINITY for a €5 discount! The Bitcoin Infinity Show is a Bitcoin podcast hosted by Knut Svanholm and produced by Luke de Wolf.

Note: As a reminder, Rumcast Reserve bottles are officially available in stores and shipping from our online retailer! You can grab your bottles here.You can watch the video version of this episode on YouTube.In this episode, we sat down with Pedro Ferreira, founder and distiller of O Reizinho, one of the jewels of Madeira's fascinating rum scene. While O Reizinho is one of the island's smallest distilleries, it's quickly earning a great reputation among enthusiasts for its distinctive cane juice rums.We talked to Pedro about:What sets Madeira rums apartEvolving his father's small distillery from a clandestine "friends and family" operation to a commercial producerThe unique challenges of cane cultivation in MadeiraWhat it's like to send your rums through the tasting panel that certifies Madeira rumThe pros and cons of operating a distillery from your own garageThe direct-fire Portuguese stills that craft O Reizinho's rumMadeira's quirky age statement rulesLocal rum cultureAnd more!If you're interested in learning more about Madeira rum, be sure to check out our Guide to Madeira Rum episode.

Fünf Kinder, Hochsensibilität, ADHS und ein Leben im Ausland – Isabeau Kleinemeier teilt in dieser Folge, wie sie Familie, Arbeit und Selbstfürsorge unter einen Hut bringt. Sie spricht über späte Diagnosen, das Gefühl, „anders“ zu sein, und warum Struktur und Imperfektion für sie zusammengehören. Außerdem erzählt sie, was sie an Madeira so liebt, wie sie ihre Kinder begleitet – und warum sie gelernt hat, nicht nur zu funktionieren, sondern zu leben. Eine Folge volle Wärme und Realität aus dem Leben einer fünffachen Mama. Jetzt reinhören, abonnieren & weitersagen!

Welcome back to the Click&Go Holidays Travel Podcast! This week, Paul and I are joined by Martim Noronha from the Madeira Tourist Board. Martim shares his insider tips on magnificent Madeira — from how to get there and when to visit, to the island's stunning landscapes, top things to do, and the best areas to stay. We also chat about Madeira's climate, ease of getting around, and the delicious local dishes every visitor should try. If you're curious about what makes Madeira such a special holiday destination, this episode has everything you need to start planning.

Freedom Journey Yoga & Retreats has partnered with Fit4Travel to create a once-in-a-lifetime wellness and adventure experience in Madeira, Portugal, taking place June 6-13, 2026. The eight-day retreat combines yoga, nature exploration, and authentic cultural experiences to restore balance and inspire discovery. Freedom Journey Yoga & Retreats City: Fort Collins Address: 4500 Seneca St Website: http://freedomjourneyyogaretreats.com/

Angola: General "Kopelipa" absolvido das acusações de tráfico de influências e general "Dino" condenado a prisão, mas a defesa promete recorrer. Guiné-Bissau: Impressão de boletins de voto no país: motivo de orgulho ou de desconfiança? Moçambique: Comissão de Ética Pública promete se pronunciar em breve sobre o escândalo de tráfico de influencia envolvendo o ministro da Agricultura

We're joined by Director of Football André Encarnacao to talk about the life of phoenix club União da Bola Futebol Clube following the demise of their predecessor in 2021, C.F. União.Though both clubs are different in name and philosophy, the culture, legacy and heritage of C.F. União is felt through the continuation of União da Madeira - a name used to refer to any iteration of União in a sporting sense.Our discussion with André covers the history, culture and identity of both clubs as well as the unique identity of Madeira and it's place within Portuguese football.About UsWebsitefootballheritage.co.ukEmailhello@footballheritage.co.ukX@_footyheritageBlueSky@footballheritage.bsky.socialInstagram@_footyheritageYouTube@FootballHeritageFHAbout Our GuestAndré Encarnacaohttps://www.linkedin.com/in/randreencarnacao/

Mich haben wieder etliche eurer Fragen erreicht, zum Beispiel diese hier: Was beschäftigt dich gerade am meisten? Was war das Schlauste, was du jemals gemacht hast? Welche Erfahrung in diesem Leben möchtest du nicht missen? Welche Trennung, welcher Abschied war ein Game Changer für dich? Was macht dein Zukunfts-Ich anders als du aktuell? Wie kann ich nachhaltig Stress reduzieren? Wie fange ich an, ein Buch zu schreiben? Wie machst du weiter, wenn es mal nicht so läuft? Wie viele tolle Menschen kommen mit nach Madeira? Gute Fragen, oder? Ich habe geantwortet. Lass dich inspirieren! Dein Lars ROCK YOUR LIFE - EINE WOCHE MIT LARS AMEND AUF MADEIRA (09. - 16. April 2026) Alle Infos zum Retreat: https://sonnderevent.de/o/09-16-04-26-rock-your-life-eine-woche-mit-lars-amend-auf-madeira/ Unser Partner Quantum Upgrade: https://quantumupgrade.io/lars Dein Code: LARS15 Dieser Code beinhaltet 15 Tage kostenfreies Testen des „Quantum Upgrade for you“ plus das „All in one Frequenzpaket“ mit über 30 Frequenzen zum Ausprobieren. Folge Quantum Upgrade auf Instagram Leela Quantum Tech: leelaq.de/lars Dein Code: LARS10 Mit diesem Code bekommst du 10% Rabatt auf alles! Hier geht's zur deutschen Telegram Community Der Instagram Account von Leela Quantum Tech COMING HOME LIVE 2025 12.11. Leipzig Thalia Buchhandlung 13.11. Zirndorf (Nürnberg) erlebe wigner! 24.11. Aachen Mayersche Buchhandlung 25.11. Detmold Aula @ Alte Schule am Wall Links zu Lars: Das neue Buch: COMING HOME Der neue Kalender: COMING HOME 2026 Lars auf Instagram: www.instagram.com/larsamend/ Der kostenlose Magic Monday Newsletter Onlineshop: https://lars-amend-shop.de/

In this conversation, André Loja discusses the Free Madeira project, which aims to promote Bitcoin adoption through education and community engagement. He highlights the success of merchant adoption on the island, the impact of Bitcoin conferences, and the development of the Basalto Fund, which allows investors to gain residency in Portugal while investing in Bitcoin.The conversation also touches on the future of Madeira as a hub for Bitcoin and related technologies, emphasizing the importance of community and collaboration.Takeaways:

Escape to Madeira, a breathtaking island where rugged cliffs meet turquoise seas and vibrant towns blend with lush mountain trails. Known as the Island of Eternal Spring, Madeira is a dream destination for travelers who crave nature, culture, and relaxation all in one place. From exploring Funchal's charming streets to hiking the Pico do Arieiro peaks and swimming in Porto Moniz's natural pools, every moment feels magical. Whether you're chasing adventure or a peaceful seaside escape, Madeira offers the perfect balance of beauty, flavor, and unforgettable experiences. If you want to take this exact trip, download our 4 day Madeira Itinerary! Madeira Episode Highlights: ​How to get to Madeira, Portugal ​How to use TAP Airlines Stopover Program ​Where to stay in Madeira​Weather in Madeira ​Hiking in Madeira Our top recommended hotels in Madeira: ​Vidamar Resort Madeira ​Hotel Caju​Hotel PortoBay Santa Maria​Or check out these hotels in Madeira Check out our Madeira Activities & Tours for all activities we recommend and even some that we wanted to do but couldn't get to.Find a great flight deal to Portugal by signing up for Thrifty Traveler Premium and get flight deals sent straight to your inbox. Use our promo code TSP to get $20 off your first year subscription.—---------------------------------------Shop: Trip Itineraries ⁠& ⁠Amazon Storefront ⁠Connect: ⁠YouTube⁠, ⁠TikTok⁠, and ⁠Instagram⁠⁠ ⁠and contact us at travelsquadpodcast@gmail.com to submit a question of the week or inquire about guest interviews and advertising. Submit a question of the week or inquire about guest interviews and advertising.Contains affiliate links, thanks for supporting Travel Squad Podcast!

Carey Chen is a world-traveled marine artist and lifelong fisherman who turned a passion for blue water into a career—painting billfish from memory and chasing giants with some of the best crews on earth. Born in Los Angeles to Jamaican parents, raised in Jamaica, and later based in Miami, Carey went from motorcycles and video stores to fishing tournaments across the Caribbean, licensing deals, and live painting at world-class events. In this conversation, we get into how a first sailfish on a kite lit the fuse, why sonar is changing offshore fishing (and why he thinks it'll soon be on every boat), what it's like to fish with the Bad Company program, and how a lifetime of travel turned into 3,000+ paintings “stuck in his head.” Some of the moments I found most meaningful in this conversation were: The first sailfish on a kite off Miami—and how one fish can change your life From fisherman to painter: leaving retail, painting live, and getting “discovered” at boat shows Fishing the world with Bad Company: Mag Bay marlin numbers that sound impossible until you see them The sonar debate: why new tech doesn't replace skill—but rewards crews who master it Big-fish mindset: chasing granders, tagging programs, and letting the big breeders go Seychelles, Cape Verde, Madeira: what “no-pressure” fisheries really feel like Growing up around legends—boxing promoters, Bob Marley, and the value of giving back through art Timestamps 00:00 Intro & who is Carey Chen 01:35 Jamaica → Miami → first sailfish on a kite 05:10 From fisherman to artist: the boat show breakthrough 10:42 Touring the Caribbean tournaments & live painting 15:28 Bad Company stories: Mag Bay marlin madness 21:40 Sonar, strategy, and the “is it cheating?” debate 28:05 Chasing granders: Africa, Cape Verde, Madeira 34:20 Seychelles & the magic of low-pressure fisheries 40:55 Flats talk: triggers, bumpheads, bonefish, Andros 47:10 Art from memory: anatomy, light, and getting it right 52:25 Business today: licensing, dropship, 3,000+ pieces 57:30 Growing up around champions & giving back 1:02:10 Final thoughts on passion → profession