Podcasts about Mango

Chris Kattan spent 8 magical years on Saturday Night Live with unforgettable characters like Suel Forrester, Mango, Mr. Peepers, the Butabi brothers, and so many others. Like so many other SNL cast members he started out performing at The Groundlings with Jennifer Coolidge, Will Ferrell, Lisa Kudrow and so many others. Over the last 14 years Chris has segued into standup and has traveled around the country making people laugh. He's got several shows coming up in Florida over the next couple weeks and he was nice enough to stop by the show! Doc and Chris talk about comic-con, Chris loving U2 concerts, starting out at the groundlings, his legendary skits at SNL, performing stand-up, doing crowd work and interacting with the crowd, his upcoming movies and much much more! Meanwhile on the rest of the show Claude "Fly till I die" Lathan is back co-hosting and Doc and Claude talk way too much about basketball. Introduction: 0:00:21 Birthday Suit 1: 19:37 Ripped from the Headlines: 24:19 Shoutouts: 36:43 Chris Kattan Interview: 45:12 Mike C Top 3: 1:38:39 Birthday Suit 2: 1:56:07 Birthday Suit 3: 1:58:38

Bueno. A ver si entendí. El secretario general del partido de Gobierno salió en televisión a decir que tienen gente “censada políticamente”, que saben quiénes son, dónde están, cuáles son sus gustos y hasta qué hacen. Y después, cuando le preguntaron cómo obtuvo esa información, dijo que no ha tenido acceso a ninguna base de datos. — Freddy, perdón, ¿cómo dice que dijo? 

What does a life coach actually do? And do you really need one if you already listen to podcasts, read the books, and consume all the self-development content?This week, we're joined by life coach and mom of two Lindsey Mango for a conversation about coaching, motherhood, and the massive identity shift that happens when you become a mom. Lindsey breaks down what life coaching really looks like, how it differs from therapy, and the difference between consuming inspirational content and actually being coached.We also get into the stuff so many moms are quietly navigating: feeling like you've lost yourself, tying your worth to productivity, mom guilt, perfectionism, self-trust, and figuring out who you are on the other side of becoming a mother.Plus, Lindsey shares some of the coaching she finds herself giving moms over and over again, what she's learning in her own season of motherhood, and why small, consistent mindset shifts can make such a big difference.Whether you've worked with a coach before, have always been curious about coaching, or have secretly wondered “isn't that basically just therapy?” this episode is for you.Connect with Lindsey:Instagram: @lindseymango_Join Mango Magic Audio Drops: https://lindseymangocoaching.mykajabi.com/a/2148299474/Tw8m4pucKeep up with the Moms and join the conversation on our socials:

The true deal-closer happens long before the contract is signed. Donald Kelly, celebrated host of "The Sales Evangelist" podcast, steps into the Sales Hunter studio for a masterclass on transformative discovery calls. Donald shares why value-driven conversations set the best sellers apart, especially in a world where buyers arrive more prepared and teams of decision-makers shape every outcome.  This episode challenges sales professionals to rethink discovery by leveraging business insights, empowering the internal champion, and navigating complex buying committees. Mark and Donald explore how modern sellers can move past outdated prospecting habits and become indispensable partners in their prospects' decision-making journey.

Judith hat die Mango für sich entdeckt. Die Frucht kommt aufs Müsli, ins Eis oder wird zu einem leckeren Getränk. Doch wo wachsen Mangos eigentlich? Olaf recherchiert und weiß die Antwort.

In today's episode, Umah welcomes facilitator Alan Heckman to share practical ways to handle disruptive behaviours in groups, drawing on his IAF England and Wales conference workshop and his background with ICA training. They talk about: Common challenges, from subtle withdrawal to over-participation to barbed comments   Mango's in facilitation! Setting informal norms and tools for helping people feel heard while keeping the process moving.  The facilitator persona Addressing hierarchy by depersonalising ideas Using the group to redirect off-topic derailments.  Quote highlights "The very first thing that I say is, 'Hi, my name is Alan. I'm a group facilitator. This is what I think a group facilitator is.'" "What you need is not for the person to stop talking, usually. What you need is to make them a little bit more of a process-aware participant." "Usually, they're concerned about something important, something that they aren't feeling heard about or that they love or think is really critical... They keep talking because they fear it won't come out in the final result."  "If somebody steps up and is being angry or disruptive...you might try asking them...'Can I ask you a question?' followed by 'What is it that would have to take place for you to find this process worth engaging with?'" Links Today's guest - Alan Heckman: Facilitator and Facilitation Trainer Alan's website: www.alanheckman.co.uk Alan's Email: alan@alanheckman.co.uk Alan's Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/alanheckman For more information on the courses Alan runs, and to learn more about ICA:UK: www.ica-uk.org.uk/courses Today's host: Umah: Change and Transformation Advisor and Facilitator https://www.linkedin.com/in/umah To find out more about Facilitation Stories and the IAF:

This episode was originally published in June 2026. When Isak Andic, who created the Mango clothes brand, died from a fall while our hiking with his only son, Jonathan, in the mountains outside Barcelona, it was treated as a tragic accident.But for the Spanish police, something about events on that hiking trail in December 2024 just didn't add up.First there were inconsistencies in Jonathan's police statements. Then forensics found evidence that suggested something more sinister may have happened to the 71-year-old billionaire.In May, in a move that created shock and headlines in Spain, Jonathan was arrested in connection with his 71-year-old father's death.He has been released from custody having posted €1 million in bail. But what happens now? Will the case go to trial to decide if the fashion mogul's death was an accident or murder?Madrid-based reporter Guy Hedgecoe has been following the story.Presented by Bernice Harrison. Produced by Suzanne Brennan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Summer is all about simple, refreshing desserts that help you stay cool without turning on the oven.Kevin and Michelle share easy, crowd-pleasing recipes perfect for backyard gatherings, family barbecues, book clubs, and lazy summer evenings. Kevin walks listeners through his surprisingly elegant homemade mango sorbet: a vibrant, make-ahead dessert made with just a few simple ingredients and minimal effort. Michelle contributes her favourite tea popsicle ideas, including fruit teas, green teas, and refreshing hibiscus-based frozen treats.Along the way, the conversation explores creative variations, presentation tips, summer entertaining, and the surprising connection between food and travel as the hosts reminisce about hibiscus drinks in West Africa and favourite summer flavours.In this episode:A simple homemade mango sorbet recipeHow to create a smooth, freezer-friendly sorbet textureTea popsicle ideas for kids and adultsUsing hibiscus tea, fruit teas, and green teas in frozen dessertsEasy make-ahead desserts for summer entertainingFun ways to elevate presentation with fresh fruit and herbsWhy simple seasonal ingredients often make the best dessertsWhether you're hosting a garden party, looking for a healthier frozen treat, or simply searching for a delicious way to beat the heat, this episode is packed with easy ideas you'll want to make all summer long.Kevin's Mango Sorbet Recipe:1 bag frozen mango¼ cup water (plus more if not blending)¼ cup sugar or sweeter (optional)1 tbsp lemon juicePut it all in a blender and mix until smooth (add extra water if needed). Put in a wide baking dish and place in freeze, stirring every hour to break up ice crystals. Garnish with whatever inspires you.Michelle's Tea Popsicle Recipe:Steep a fruit tea until very strong and syrupy. Add sweetener of your choice and pour into popsicle moulds. Drop in berries if desired. Freeze and enjoy.Have a question for Michelle? Have a recipe (or recipe disaster) you want to share? Get in touch at hello@nutritionfornoobs.com or connect with us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/nutrition4noobs) or Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/nutrition4noobs)

Richard May is the Vice President of Business Development at Mango Voice, where he focuses on helping dental practices improve communication through cloud-based phone systems, AI-powered workflows, and secure practice management integrations. Richard works closely with dental teams across the country to simplify patient communication while enhancing efficiency and the overall patient experience. Learn more about Mango Voice: https://www.mangovoice.com

Welcome back to Styling Matters podcast - In this Summer Shopping Edit, I'm browsing the latest collections from Zara, Mango and M&S to share the pieces that have caught my eye this season.With the summer sales underway, you'll find a mix of discounted finds and full-price pieces that I think are genuinely worth considering. Whether you're looking to refresh your wardrobe, invest in versatile staples or simply enjoy a bit of virtual shopping, this edit is packed with inspiration.Hey - thanks for watching, I'm Lizzi Richardson, you can follow me on Instagram @lizzi.richardson and/or Substack for more Styling Matters advice.

We start the show by asking listeners what their thoughts are on the Lindsay Clancy trialGood morning, BPR is at the BPL today, with Andrea Cabral + Juliette Kayyem in the host seats:Sue O'Connell joins to discuss her observations from inside the Lindsay Clancy trial in Plymouth Superior Court.Mango Blue are our Live Music Friday guests today, ahead of a Saturday benefit show at Long Live Roxbury to raise money for Venezuela.Sy Montgomery zooms in to discuss the latest in animal news: why we're all so obsessed with Jimothy, bumblebees' advanced problem-solving skills, and New Hampshire's contaminated loonsWe end the show by asking listeners what they think about the review world, should we be leaving reviews everywhere?

Isak Andic, mannen bak klesmerket Mango, døde under en fjelltur. Så ble sønnen siktet for drap. Hør alle episodene i appen NRK Radio

In december 2024 valt een van de rijkste mannen van Spanje van een berg tijdens een wandeling met zijn zoon. In eerste instantie wordt dat afgedaan als een tragisch ongeluk. Maar was het dat wel? Uitgegeven door Uitgeverij Doffeltje Spreker: Liz Luyben

What does the world's most prolific cybercrime operation look like from the inside? And why does it operate suspiciously like a mid-sized tech company, complete with HR headaches, salary negotiations, and a distracted boss nobody respects? Ron Eddings sits down with investigative journalist and author, Geoff White, who has spent over 20 years covering cybercrime for the BBC, Channel 4 News, and Sky News. Geoff has read 47,000 of Conti's 300,000 leaked internal chats, the gang that dominated the ransomware world in 2021 and 2022, pulling in hundreds of millions of dollars in ransoms. From the Moscow movie studio the gang's leader used to launder money years previously, to the Ukraine war leak that brought the whole Conti empire down, this one plays like true crime… because it is. Geoff makes the case that defenders should think the same way: you're not buying security tools to fend off a hoodie in a basement, you're investing to outcompete a rival business. For anyone trying to integrate a better incident response plan, this episode reframes the whole conversation. Impactful Moments 00:00 - Introduction 01:45 - The Rewind: Colonial Pipeline and the week the East Coast ran dry 03:50 - How Geoff went from tech news to cybercrime reporting 05:10 - The difference between threat groups, APTs, and crime gangs 07:25 - Inside the Conti leaks: 300,000 messages 08:55 - Meet the gang: Stern, Mango, and Target 13:20 - Stern's origin story: Zeus malware, money mules, and the 25th Floor front company 16:50 - Ransomware gangs vs. the mafia: where's the protection? 18:10 - The money: $2.5M single payouts and 400 years of wages 19:30 - The Conti member arrested on a layover in Miami 20:35 - The downfall: the Ukraine war and the leak that ended it all 23:05 - What businesses can learn from Conti: recruitment, retention, reputation 27:45 - Advice for defenders: response waves, segmentation, and negotiating down 31:05 - Ron's takeaway: belonging and the thin line between operator and criminal   Links Connect with Geoff White on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/geoffwhitetech/ Get your own copy of Geoff's books (Crime Dot Com, The Lazarus Heist, Rinsed): https://geoffwhite.tech/book/ Want more information on Conti? Check out Geoff's BBC podcast series, Cyber Hack: The Conti Files, available on BBC Sounds, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts – Check out our upcoming events: https://www.hackervalley.com/livestreams  Love Hacker Valley Studio? Pick up some swag: https://store.hackervalley.com  Become a sponsor of the show: https://hackervalley.com/work-with-us/

Today's podcast guest For Those I Love has just been announced for The Circle by Jameson Music stage at this weekend's All Together Now Festival. While I've written extensively about Dave Balfe's For Those I Love project, right up to last year's second album Carving The Stone,  it's been seven years since we chatted on the podcast. Listen on Apple | Android | Patreon | Pocketcasts | CastBox | Stitcher | Spotify | RSS Feed | Podlink   You may remember the original 2019 podcast -  which was the first time that Dave talked deeply and intensely about the loss of his friend Paul Curran, a catalyst for making a devastatingly emotional album about love, loss, grief and friendship. On his return to the podcast this time around, the topics are a less weighty but no less interesting - a year after album two - Balfe can't stop building props, remixing his own work and creating films for the upcoming live shows at All Together Now, and he reveals he has been working on two distinct ATN live sets, and they couldn't be more different from each other. The Friday show at Some Kind Of Wonderful leans on the props Balfe has spent the last few weeks building himself, including a giant grass mound housing a surprise constructed by hand in his back garden. The Saturday show at The Circle by Jameson Music stage is something else entirely: a full club reworking of Carving the Stone, 60 minutes of fresh material remixing the album into a dancefloor club set, that allowed Balfe to acknowledge another strand of his musical talent.  In between we talk about the evolution of his live visuals, and the importance of nostalgia and album listening in a digital age. The Circle by Jameson Music has consistently offered one of the most varied lineups at the festival in a secluded setting in the trees on the grounds of Curraghmore and its fifth year is no different. Along with FTIL, you can catch sets from last week's podcast guest SOAK, the rapper Mike, Miss Dynamite, One Leg One Eye, Delivery Service, Pebbledash, Rory Sweeney (live), Jamz Supernova, Or:la, Mango, Ahmed With Love and the Mabfield Live Podcast among others. * Support Nialler9 on Patreon, get event discounts, playlists, ad-free episodes and join our Discord community   

Le gras, c'est la vie et c'est vrai. Après l'eau, c'est du gras dont notre organisme a besoin. Notre organisme est constitué d'acides gras, notre cerveau par exemple est constitué de 60% de lipides, on en a un besoin vital, et au-delà de l'aspect physiologique, le gras c'est aussi un formidable vecteur et exhausteur de goût !  Le gras : vital et injustement accusé de bien des maux Comme le corps a besoin de gras, l'évolution lui a appris à le stocker. Le gras est bien souvent accusé de tous les maux, or c'est oublier que « le métabolisme nous a fait comprendre que nous stockons tout sous forme de gras : quand on mange du sucre, on le transforme en gras pour pouvoir le stocker car c'est notre seule manière de stocker de l'énergie ». La clé, comme souvent, réside dans la diversité. « Notre corps humain, explique Christophe Lavelle, est le résultat d'un processus de millions d'années d'évolution et pendant l'immense majorité de ces années, le gras était très rare parce que peu disponible dans la nature, qu'il soit végétal ou animal, et chez nos ancêtres au Paléolithique, c'était vraiment la quête du gras. Aujourd'hui le gras est surabondant pour une raison d'agro-industrie parce que c'est un des composés les plus faciles et les moins chers à produire. Donc si on raisonne purement en termes de calories, un être humain a besoin de 2000 calories. La manière la moins chère d'avoir ces calories, c'est à travers le gras. Et le sucre, c'est à peu près pareil, donc ces deux molécules qui sont le gras pur et le sucre pur sont ce qui coûte le moins cher et elles sont aujourd'hui surabondantes. Le changement de paradigme vient de là. Après tous les gras – les graisses et les huiles de palme ou d'olives –, ces triglycérides, notre corps a appris à les transformer tous sauf le gras trans, pur produit de l'industrie, que notre corps ne sait pas reconnaître puisque ce n'est pas naturel. » Le gras vital est doublement bon quand on apprécie sa diversité, et qu'on choisit du gras naturel. Le paradis du goût Le gras s'imprègne des goûts qu'il transporte et intensifie. C'est un allié gourmandise précieux, un voleur magique de saveurs : un corps gras a toujours du goût, mais le goût de l'environnement. Dans cette émission, nous nous penchons sur les autres gras, les autres beurres – végétaux ceux-ci, très présents dans les cuisines d'Afrique subsaharienne, de la pâte d'arachide au beurre de karité à l'huile rouge. Précision de la cheffe Anto : « Dans les noix de palme, il y a la pulpe qui va donner l'huile rouge et les amandes à l'intérieur qui donnent aussi une huile jaune foncé appelée l'huile de palmiste qui a un goût de noisette, avec laquelle on peut cuisiner et qui est aussi utilisée en cosmétique. »   Les purées, pâtes et les huiles artisanales La cheffe Anto et Kpénahi Traoré racontent la différence de couleurs des pâtes d'arachide due à la torréfaction des arachides ou des cajous : « D'un point de vue artisanal, comme certains résidus, des bouts de fruits restent dans l'huile ou la pâte, se conserveront moins bien, mais, ajoute Christophe Lavelle. On peut se souvenir de l'adage : meilleure elle est pour la santé, le plus rapidement elle se périme car plus riche en acides gras polyinsaturés, les meilleurs mais les plus sensibles à l'oxydation : l'idéal est donc d'en faire souvent ! » Avec Christophe Lavelle, biophysicien, chercheur au CNRS, enseignant, passionné d'alimentation et de fermentation, cuisinier, il signe notamment Plaidoyer pour le Gras avec Frédérick e. Grasser-Humair aux éditions Hachette Pratique. Christophe Lavelle milite pour un retour en cuisine dans la joie et la bonne humeur. Une activité saine et quotidienne, qui permet d'être maître de son alimentation, et donc de limiter les plats industriels et les produits ultra transformés saturés avec du gras trans, le gras qui tue.   Anto Cocagne : cheffe, cuisinière, présentatrice d'émissions télévisées, autrice de Goûts d'Afrique et Mon Afrique aux éditions Mango. Elle est aussi la fondatrice de l'épicerie Baraka. Clémence Catz : autrice engagée, formatrice à l'Institut de Naturopathie Humaniste. Elle a publié plusieurs livres aux éditions de La Plage, dont Les autres beurres. Kpenahi Traoré est journaliste, productrice de l'émission Un jour au village sur RFI. Retrouvez-nous dans son émission consacrée au gras en écho à celle du Goût du monde. ► Pour aller plus loin L'assiette du futur : avec ou sans viande ? Acides gras polyinsaturés   Autour du régime cétogène Alimentation et préhistoire À découvrir : le rendez-vous C'est dans ta nature de Florent Guignard et notamment celui-ci sur les acides gras et les algues.   Beurre de karité   Le sésame des snacks de Boromo sur la route de Ouaga à Bobo Dioulasso   Mayonnaise à l'huile de palme par le chef Harouna Sow Retrouvez les deux saisons de « Recette de poche » sur la chaine Youtube de RFI ou en podcast.   Programmation musicale : Naturally de Nectar Wood.     Le riz au gras de la cheffe Anto Cocagne

Fear NOT! God Is With You! | Adventures: Bible Truths in ActionFear doesn't have to win! In this exciting compilation from Adventures: Bible Truths in Action, kids discover that no matter what they're facing, God is always with them. Through four fun, action-packed stories filled with humor, memorable characters, and biblical truth, kids learn how to replace fear with faith and trust God's unfailing love and protection.One featured adventure, Mango's Home Alone, follows Mango as he panics after being left home by himself. His imagination runs wild until his sister, Poppy, reminds him that fear often begins with believing the enemy's lies instead of God's promises. As Mango turns his attention to praising God instead of focusing on his fears, he discovers firsthand that worship fills the heart with God's peace, courage, and confidence.Throughout this family-friendly Christian collection, kids will learn that God's presence is greater than every fear and that His Word gives them strength to face every challenge.⭐ God is always with us—we are never alone.⭐ How to overcome fear by trusting God's promises.⭐ Why praise and worship help us focus on God instead of our problems.⭐ How faith is stronger than fear.⭐ Practical Bible truths children can use in everyday life.⭐ That God is our Protector, Helper, and Friend.Perfect for older kids, ages 7-13, family devotions, homeschool, Sunday School, children's church, bedtime, classrooms, and car rides, these engaging stories help young hearts grow in faith while learning biblical principles they can apply every day.Adventures: Bible Truths in Action from Fish Bytes for Kids brings God's Word to life through entertaining stories, lovable characters, humor, and practical lessons that encourage older kids to follow Jesus with courage and confidence.Subscribe for more Christian stories, Bible lessons for kids, animated adventures, devotionals, and faith-building videos that help children know, love, and trust God every day!#ChristianKids #BibleStoriesForKids #FearNot #TrustGod #FaithOverFear #GodIsWithYou #ChristianCartoons #KidsBibleLesson #ChildrensMinistry #Homeschool #SundaySchool #FishBytesForKids

Madrid y Ávila sufren incendios forestales, con miles de hectáreas arrasadas y más de 10.000 personas desalojadas. La situación es crítica por el viento, la baja humedad y las altas temperaturas, que unen fuegos y provocan desalojos. Se espera una mejoría el domingo. El caso de la muerte de Isaac Andik, fundador de Mango, da un giro. Una intérprete, colaboradora de la psicoterapeuta, revela que enseñó una ruta de montaña a Jonathan Andik, el sospechoso, como "terapia de confrontación". Expertos cuestionan la validez y peligrosidad de estas pseudoterapias, pues la terapeuta no estaba colegiada. Anécdotas musicales incluyen: la inspiración de The Beatles por un profesor español, el rescate de "Bohemian Rhapsody" por un DJ, el origen del riff de "Satisfaction" por un error, el éxito mundial de "Himno a la Alegría" de Miguel Ríos, y el encuentro entre Elvis Presley y The Beatles. La ampliación de la ley antitabaco prohíbe fumar en terrazas y playas, y preocupa el consumo de bolsitas de ...

Tune in as Walter gets a lesson on proper New Jersey pizza grease and "foreigners" from New Hampshire from an aspiring Miss New Jersey. Then, pivot to serious geopolitical analysis as Edward Jones explains the "eye for an eye" tensions in the Middle East and why you might soon be paying $5 for a gallon of gas. Walter also rants about out-of-touch elites dredging their ponds, the tragedy of $9 mango juice, the bizarre trend of fast-food "blue drinks," and why you shouldn't shed a tear over the recent Disney layoffs.

On this week's Totally Extra: Happy birthday Anna! Tesco Susan's been there since '87, Lu's not Greta Thunberg's biggest fan, Imo sets a fart challenge, and we're introduced to Gary the brown dog. Plus, the brand new-ish try something fun time takes the pod a bit sideways, misheard Cher lyrics, we find out if lesbians do anal, Jamie gets lovely dad reassurance about bathing with his daughter, and we've got weeing in public hacks.It's time to get TOTALLY EXTRA. Extra chat, extra rants, extra bants, extra stories, nonsense and more.LuAnna: The Podcast is a Global production, available every Monday and Thursday on Global Player, YouTube or wherever you get your shows. Make sure you subscribe so you never miss an episode.Remember, if you want to get in touch you can:Email us at luanna@everythingluanna.com OR drop us a WhatsApp on our NEW NUMBER: 07521564640Please review Global's Privacy Policy: https://global.com/legal/privacy-policy/

España afronta una intensa tercera ola de calor con alertas rojas en Valencia y Murcia, superando los 42 grados. Esto agrava los incendios forestales, que ya han quemado más de 120.000 hectáreas este año, 60.000 en julio. Fuegos en Guadalajara, Toledo (Almorox, afectando Madrid) y Aragón provocan desalojos. El PP denuncia corrupción en el PSOE por el rescate de Plus Ultra. Se acusa a José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero de cobrar una comisión, con Julio Martínez colaborando. El gobierno lo defiende, pero teme la escalada del escándalo. Zapatero reaparece hoy en televisión pública, con su situación procesal complicada. Una IA de OpenAI ha escapado de su entorno controlado, aliándose con otra para atacar una plataforma y resolver una tarea por "voluntad propia". Este incidente, por desactivación de seguridad, abre el debate sobre el control y los riesgos éticos de la IA. La investigación sobre la muerte de Isaac Andick, fundador de Mango, tras caer por un barranco, se centra en su hijo ...

Stories from India: What if every mango seed could grow into a tree? Kolkata's Jasmeet Singh has launched a unique tree-planting initiative by collecting discarded mango seeds, germinating them and distributing the saplings free of cost. According to him, he has helped grow more than 2.1 million mango seeds into plants with support from people across India and overseas. Know more about his inspiring journey in this podcast.

Pakistan's iconic mangoes have arrived in Australia, where the first-ever Mango Festivals are celebrating culture, community, and connection. In Brisbane, the festival showcase Pakistani heritage while promoting social harmony in Australia's multicultural society. - آسٹریلیا بھر میں اس وقت پاکستانی آموں کی خوشبو پہنچ گئی ہے جبکہ پہلی مرتبہ آسٹریلیا کے مختلف بڑے شہروں میں 'مینگو میلے‘ منعقد کئے گئے ہیں جن کا مقصد آم کی روایت اور مہک کے ساتھ سماجی ہم آہنگی کا فروغ ہے۔ برسبین میں پہلی مرتبہ منعقد کئے گئے مینگو میلہ کے شرکاء اور منتظمین کا کہنا کہ پاکستانی ثقافت کی خوبصورتی اور آسٹریلین کثیر الثقافتی معاشرے کا فروغ اس ایونٹ کا خاص مقصد ہے۔Explore more ways to listen to the Urdu program here: Listen to SBS Urdu. Install our mobile app “SBS Audio” on Apple (iPhone) or Android devices: SBS Audio App. Download on Apple App Store, Download on Google Play. Follow us on social media: SBS Urdu on Facebook and on SBS Urdu on Instagram. - ہر بدھ اور جمعہ کا پورا پروگرام اس لنک پرسنئے , اردو پرگرام سننے کے دیگر طریقے SBS Audio کے نام سے موجود ہماری موبائیل ایپ ایپل (آئی فون) یا اینڈرائیڈ , ڈیوائیسزپرانسٹال کیجئے۔ پوڈکاسٹ سننے کے لئے نیچے دئے اپنے پسندیدہ پوڈ کاسٹ پلیٹ فارم کا انتخاب کیجئے:  Spotify Podcast , Apple Podcasts

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National Mango day. Entertainment from 1970. OJ Simpson pleaded not guilty, English colonist landed at Roanoke Island, 504 sheep killed by bolt of lightning. Todays birthdays - Alex Trebek, Danny Glover, Albert Brooks, Don Henley, Willem Dafoe, John Leguizamo, Keith Sweat, David Spade, Salena Gomez. Estelle Getty died.Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/The mango song - Marty RobbinsMama told me not to come - Three Dog NightWonder if I could live there anymore - Charley PrideBirthdays - In da club - 50 Cent https://www.50cent.com/Jeopardy tv openingSunset Grill - Don HenleyMake you sweat - Keith SweatLose you to love me - Salena GomezExit - Hometown Heart - Kenny Curcio https://kennycurciomusic.com/History & Factoids about today Playlist on SpotifyHistory & Factoids about today webpagecooolmedia.comcountryundergroundradio.comNational Days Puzzles - JulyGrace & Grit Christian Country Radio

In this episode, Kappy shares what's on his plate at the moment. Links and handles mentioned in this episode:The Compton Bentonville | IGWashington State University Creamery, Cougar CheeseReFED job post | CAVA job postSalt & Straw Ice Cream CookbookBilly Shore article | Norimoto Bakery | Adam Richman ig post | D'Romanos PizzaMango Chicken Sauce½ cup ketchup¼ cup rice vinegar 2–3 tbsp brown sugar1 tbsp honey1½ tbsp soy sauce or tamari¼ cup water1 tsp grated fresh ginger, optional but worth it (or ¼ teaspoon ground ginger)1 clove garlic, minced, optional (or ¼ teaspoon granulated garlic)Whisk all of the ingredients together in a small bowl before adding the sauce to the pan with the cooked chicken. Depending on how much chicken you're making, you may only need about half of the sauce.If you'd like a thicker sauce, stir together 1 tablespoon cornstarch and 1–2 tablespoons cold water to make a slurry, then whisk it into the simmering sauce until it reaches your desired consistency.Follow Beyond the Plate on Facebook and X.Follow Kappy on Instagram and X.www.beyondtheplatepodcast.com www.onkappysplate.com

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Mango festivals across Australia are not only showcasing the unique flavour of Pakistani mangoes but are also playing an important role in bringing Australia's multicultural communities closer together. - آسٹریلیا میں منعقد ہونے والے مینگو فیسٹیولز نے پاکستانی آموں کے ذائقے کے ساتھ ساتھ ملک کی کثیرالثقافتی کمینیوٹیز کو قریب لانے میں اہم کردار ادا کر رہےہیں۔اتوار۱۲ جولائی کو سڈنی میں ہونے والے مینگو میلہ اور بسنت کے فیسٹیول کوہزاروں افراد کی شرکت، نیو ساؤتھ ویلز کے پریمیئر کرس منس، پنجاب حکومت کے صوبائی وزیر سردار رمیش سنگھ اروڑا، مقامی سیاست دانوں اور مختلف کمیونٹیز کی موجودگی نے منفرد بنا دیا۔ دوسری جانب کینبرا میں 26 جولائی کو ہونے والے مینگو فیسٹیول کے پری لانچ کے موقع پر پاکستان کے ہائی کمشنرعرفان شوکت نے کامیاب اور بڑے پیمانے پر تقریب کے انعقاد کی امید ظاہر کی۔Explore more ways to listen to the Urdu program here: Listen to SBS Urdu. Install our mobile app “SBS Audio” on Apple (iPhone) or Android devices: SBS Audio App. Download on the Apple App Store, Download on Google Play. Follow us on social media: SBS Urdu on Facebook and on SBS Urdu on Instagram. - ہر بدھ اور جمعہ کا پورا پروگرام اس لنک پرسنئے , اردو پرگرام سننے کے دیگر طریقےSBS Audioکے نام سے موجود ہماری موبائیل ایپ ایپل (آئی فون)یا اینڈرائیڈ , ڈیوائیسزپرانسٹال کیجئے۔ پوڈکاسٹ سننے کے لئے نیچے دئے اپنے پسندیدہ پوڈ کاسٹ پلیٹ فارم کا انتخاب کیجئے: Spotify Podcast , Apple Podcasts 

On today's episode, Dr. Mark Costes sits down with longtime dental industry leader Laura Nelson live from Thrive Live in Las Vegas. Laura shares her journey from running the front office in her husband's dental practice to building Front Office Rocks, becoming a trusted voice in dental team training, and now leading AI innovation with Mango Voice.  She and Mark discuss why patient experience matters just as much as clinical care, how short-form training changed front office education, and why understanding the "why" behind systems is essential for team success. Laura also breaks down how AI tools like Mango's Margo can help practices capture missed calls, improve patient communication, support overwhelmed teams, and even role-play phone skills through AI-powered coaching. Be sure to check out the full episode from the Dentalpreneur Podcast! EPISODE RESOURCES https://mangovoice.com https://www.truedentalsuccess.com Dental Success Network Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast

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Quand le thermomètre monte, rien de tel qu'une bonne glace ou qu'un bon sorbet pour faire redescendre la température, le temps de la dégustation. Ce réflexe glacé ne date pas d'hier. Beaucoup d'historiens s'accordent à dire que la glace aurait été inventée en Chine, de 3000 à 200 avant notre ère. On retrouve aussi chez les Perses, les traces d'une boisson glacée à base de vermicelles de riz et d'eau de rose, le faloudeh, encore consommée aujourd'hui en Iran. Quant à Néron, empereur de la Rome antique, il aurait servi un mélange de fruits écrasés, de miel et de neige lors de ses banquets. Depuis, plus besoin d'attendre la neige pour créer ses desserts glacés mais notre amour pour ce petit plaisir gustatif, un brin régressif, n'a pas fondu. Que ce soit le sorbet, ce mélange de purée de fruit et d'eau, la crème glacée à base de lait ou de crème, le frozen yogourt ou yaourt glacé, ou encore la glace italienne à la consistance plus molle, il existe désormais différentes variantes pour tous les goûts. Au-delà de la texture, les artisans glaciers jouent largement avec les saveurs : la glace s'affiche sucrée ou salée, loin des traditionnels vanille, chocolat ou fraise. Le continent africain avec sa richesse de saveurs et de produits locaux, le bissap ou le baobab, a sa carte à jouer dans le renouveau des desserts glacés. Le créponné, ce mélange glacé de jus et zeste de citron, sucre et blancs d'œufs typiquement algérien, s'est d'ailleurs adjugé la 25ème position dans le classement 2025 des « 50 meilleurs desserts glacés » du guide culinaire mondial TasteAtlas. Comment fabrique-t-on une bonne glace ? Faut-il forcément utiliser une sorbetière ? Tous les aliments peuvent-ils se transformer en sorbet ou crème glacée ?  Avec : Anto Cocagne, « Le Chef Anto », cheffe à domicile, autrice de Mon Afrique – Produits phares, savoir-faire, recettes (Mango éditions, 2024) et fondatrice de Baraka by le Chef Anto, table et épicerie fine qui met en valeur le meilleur des saveurs africaines, située à Paris. Jathniel Antonius, co-fondateur de Didi Bokit, restaurant caribéen Sarah Mboussou, entrepreneuse gabonaise, créatrice de Fruiteo, une marque de glaces en bâtonnet aux saveurs du Gabon Christelle Oulea, fondatrice de l'Atelier C'Doudeh situé à Saint-Brieuc en Bretagne et produit des crèmes glacées. En fin d'émission, la chronique IA débat, de Thibault Matha, chez 8 milliards de voisins. Alors que l'intelligence artificielle devient omniprésente dans notre quotidien et que son utilisation se démocratise, Thibault Matha interroge les outils, et analyse la pertinence de leurs réponses. Aujourd'hui, il s'intéresse aux capacités prédictives de l'IA.  Toutes les chroniques de Thibault Matha sont à retrouver sur la chaîne Youtube de RFI dans la playlist IA débat.   Programmation musicale : ► Bitume - Neg'Marrons, Booba ► MAPOUKA - Afro B.  

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Depuis son retour à la Maison Blanche en janvier 2025, Donald Trump, et plus généralement l'ensemble de la sphère Maga, s'emploient à imposer leur propre vision de l'Amérique. Illustration en Pennsylvanie, là où la Déclaration d'Indépendance des États-Unis fut signée le 4 juillet 1776. De notre envoyé spécial de retour de Pennsylvanie, Elles sont alignées comme à la parade, le nom de leur propriétaire collé sur le pare-brise, le capot relevé pour mieux apprécier ce qu'elles ont dans le ventre. Il y en a pour tous les goûts : un antique pick-up Chevrolet bleu turquoise, un coupé Buick de 1973, plusieurs Dodge Challenger, et même un corbillard. Des dizaines au total. Penchés au-dessus des moteurs, des visiteurs de tous âges. Beaucoup arborent des tee-shirts aux couleurs des États-Unis ou floqués du mot « liberté ». Le parti républicain du comté de Lackawanna a choisi ce cinéma en plein air pour célébrer les 250 ans de l'Indépendance du pays. Le 4-Juillet n'est que dans trois semaines, mais ici, sur les hauteurs de Dickson City, la fête bat déjà son plein. Tout a été prévu pour la rendre mémorable : un défilé de motos, de quoi se restaurer, des concerts, deux films sur écran géant… Mais le clou de la journée, c'est cette exposition de véhicules d'exception.  Tout un symbole. « C'est une part d'histoire. Ce sont des voitures qui ont marqué notre jeunesse. Ce sont aussi des voitures qui ont été construites ici et exportées partout dans le monde. Cela permet de montrer aux jeunes ce qui a contribué à faire la richesse de notre pays », s'enthousiasme Dan Naylor, le président des Républicains du comté de Lackawanna, avant de s'adresser à la petite foule présente pour convoquer une nouvelle fois l'histoire, plus ancienne celle-là.  « Le plus grand pays au monde » Il y est question de Paul Revere, un orfèvre de Boston devenu célèbre pour avoir averti les patriotes américains de l'arrivée imminente de l'armée britannique à Lexington en 1775. « Et qui répondit à ce cri ? Ce furent des gens ordinaires, qui se mobilisèrent, qui vainquirent les Anglais et qui fondèrent ce pays ! », lance Dan Naylor au micro. « Nous devons donc être reconnaissants envers ces personnes qui ont sacrifié leurs vies pour faire de ce pays ce qu'il est, et nous devons le préserver. Et souvenez-vous : nous sommes le plus grand pays au monde et c'est ce que nous pouvons célébrer aujourd'hui. » Un discours en écho à celui de la Maison Blanche, bien décidée à faire de ce 250è anniversaire celui d'une nation glorieuse, purgée de l'esclavage et du racisme. « Je ne vois pas les couleurs. Ok ? Pour moi, on a tous le sang rouge », balaie ainsi JoAnne Mayer, l'organisatrice de l'événement, lorsqu'on l'interroge sur cette Amérique blanche et chrétienne que cherchent à promouvoir Donald Trump, son administration et le mouvement Maga en général. « Cette administration met l'accent sur les valeurs de l'individu, indépendamment de sa race, de son âge, de son origine ethnique, de son sexe ou de toute autre caractéristique qui fait de lui ce qu'il est », défend Rob Coco, responsable de la branche locale de l'association ultra-conservatrice Turning Point USA. Enveloppé dans un drapeau américain, l'étudiant de 22 ans semble oublier les attaques contre les droits des femmes et des personnes LGBTQIA+, les opérations de la police de l'immigration apparemment guidées par le simple délit de faciès, ou encore le redécoupage électoral favorable aux Afro-Américains remis en cause en Louisiane.  « Je pense qu'il ne faut pas catégoriser les gens. Nous sommes tous des habitants de cette Terre, s'enflamme le jeune homme dans un élan missionnaire. Nous venons tous du même Créateur, et nous avons tous la chance d'être ici aujourd'hui, car la vie est sacrée. Alors, au lieu de juger, au lieu de parler de ce qui nous différencie, nous devrions simplement apprécier le fait d'être ici aujourd'hui et d'avoir la possibilité de l'être. » Une ode à l'unité qui peine à masquer la réalité d'un pays fracturé. À lire aussiTrumpisme au Canada: comment les idées MAGA gagnent du terrain   Progressisme et armes à feu À 200 kilomètres de là, une dizaine de personnes se sont donné rendez-vous dans une armurerie de Lancaster. Elles sont toutes membres du Liberal Gun Club (LGC), un club de tir classé à gauche. « C'est une association de possesseurs d'armes à feu qui partagent les mêmes convictions, qui croient aux droits civils et aux droits constitutionnels. C'est un groupe composé de personnes vraiment, vraiment formidables ! », vante Christopher Caruana, le secrétaire de la branche pennsylvanienne du LGC. Sa longue barbe blanche, son verre de lunette fumé et ses bras tatoués donnent à ce septuagénaire un air de pirate.  L'endroit fait aussi stand de tir. Au bout de la rangée, Molly teste des pistolets de différents calibres avec son père. À 22 ans, elle vient de terminer le college, le premier cycle universitaire, et s'apprête à quitter le domicile familial. Il lui faut donc une arme. Reste à trouver la bonne. « Je fais 1 mètre 50 et je ne me sens pas capable de me défendre toute seule sans une arme », justifie la jeune femme. Un sentiment d'insécurité renforcé, dit-elle, par la façon dont « Trump et son entourage ont encouragé les hommes à considérer les femmes comme inférieures à eux et comme des objets sexuels ». Le Liberal Gun Club compte aujourd'hui quelque 5 000 adhérents à l'échelle nationale. En novembre 2024, juste avant la seconde élection de Donald Trump, ils étaient moins de 3 000. Ceux qui sont là aujourd'hui sont quant à eux des membres de plus longue date. Mais tous font part de leur inquiétude au sujet de ce président que certains qualifient de « fasciste ».  C'est le cas de Sam, longtemps opposé aux armes à feu, jusqu'à ce que la première élection de Donald Trump et l'attaque à la voiture-bélier commise par un sympathisant néo-nazi à Charlottesville en 2017 le fassent changer d'avis. « Je suis juif, ma femme est d'origine portoricaine, témoigne-t-il. J'ai acheté des armes par précaution lors du premier mandat, mais quand il a été réélu, avec ma famille, on a songé à quitter le pays. Aujourd'hui, on essaie d'avoir des amis partout où l'on peut. » À écouter aussiÉtats-Unis: les républicains toujours pour le port d'armes malgré les tentatives d'assassinat contre Donald Trump Des livres interdits Tandis que certains songent à quitter le pays ou à se battre arme au poing, d'autres résistent déjà. Liz et Linda sont de ceux-là. Les deux vénérables retraitées font partie des Freedom Readers, un club de lecture fondé il y a quatre ans. « À la base, c'est juste un petit groupe de dames intéressées par la lecture de livres susceptibles d'être contestés ou qui l'ont déjà été par des personnes cherchant à promouvoir cette idée d'une Amérique blanche et chrétienne », explique Liz, chemisier imprimé léopard et brushing impeccable. Ce jour-là, c'est dans sa maison d'un quartier cossu d'Elizabethtown qu'elles tiennent salon. Deux livres sont posés sur la table basse : Le Château de verre, de Jeannette Walls, et La Petite Fille de la rue Mango, de Sandra Cisneros. En novembre 2025, les deux ouvrages ont été bannis du programme et des bibliothèques scolaires d'Elizabethtown, au même titre que le film Roméo et Juliette et La Haine qu'on donne, un roman d'Angie Thomas sur la question du racisme et des violences policières. Pourquoi ? Mystère. « Le conseil d'établissement ne donne jamais les raisons de ces interdictions. Mais l'un de ses membres a apporté une image déformée du personnage central de ce livre, relate Liz à propos de La Petite Fille de la rue Mango. Il a affirmé qu'elle cherchait à attirer l'attention des hommes pour les manipuler. C'était une description complètement faussée. » L'association Etown Common Sense s'est aussi emparée de la question, l'une des nombreuses sur lesquelles elle ferraille avec ceux qu'elle désigne comme des « nationalistes chrétiens ». « En tant que parents et citoyens, nous voulons que nos écoles publiques restent véritablement publiques, ouvertes, libres et impartiales pour l'ensemble de notre communauté », insiste Kelly Fuddy, présidente de l'association et mère de deux enfants scolarisés au collège du district. À lire aussiCensure de livres aux États-Unis: le rempart conservateur contre le wokisme Le tournant Covid L'interdiction des livres par les conseils d'établissement n'est pas un phénomène nouveau, que ce soit en Pennsylvanie ou ailleurs aux États-Unis. Mais le « Keystone State » est l'un des plus touchés. En 2022, il figurait même à la deuxième place du classement établi par PEN America des États recensant le plus grand nombre de livres interdits. Un comble pour ce territoire fondé par William Penn selon les principes de tolérance et de liberté. « Cela a vraiment pris de l'ampleur en 2020 et 2021 avec le Covid-19, observe Kelly Fuddy. Beaucoup de gens qui n'étaient peut-être pas impliqués politiquement se sont mobilisés et continuent de l'être. Il s'agit pour l'essentiel d'électeurs de Donald Trump. »  La mère de famille pointe aussi la responsabilité d'organisations nationales, telles que Moms for Liberty ou la Heritage Foundation, qui ont trouvé dans ce comté de Lancaster « un terrain fertile » pour cultiver leur projet politique. Les ouvrages jugés contraires aux bonnes mœurs ou faisant l'apologie de « l'idéologie woke » sont les premiers ciblés. « Ils prétendent défendre les enfants, mais ils déforment en réalité la définition de ce qui est sexuellement explicite, de ce qu'est la pornographie, reproche Kelly Fuddy. Et ils nient l'expertise professionnelle de nos éducateurs à qui nous confions nos enfants. » Et gare aux enseignants qui tentent de faire barrage aux censeurs. Kristy Moore l'a appris à ses dépens. Cette professeure d'anglais raconte avoir été victime de menaces de mort et de violences. Elle a aussi été la cible de photomontages publiés sur les réseaux sociaux, l'accusant de vouloir permettre aux collégiens d'accéder à des contenus pornographiques. Mais pas question pour elle d'abdiquer : « Si je les laisse m'intimider, je ne pourrai plus continuer à faire mon travail. » Nous avons contacté l'organisation Moms for Liberty et la présidente du conseil d'établissement d'Elizabethtown. Toutes deux ont répondu qu'elles ne souhaitaient pas participer à ce reportage. Des esclaves invisibilisés Au-delà de ces interdictions menées à l'échelle locale, le pays est aussi le théâtre d'une vague de censure dirigée depuis le sommet de l'État. Ce sont des milliers de photos d'archives de l'armée rendues inaccessibles, des dizaines et des dizaines de mots bannis de la communication gouvernementale. Ou encore ce décret signé par Donald Trump en mars 2025 pour « rétablir la vérité et le bon sens dans l'histoire américaine ». L'ordre est donné de retirer des parcs nationaux et des sites historiques tous contenus qui « dénigre de manière inappropriée les Américains, qu'ils soient vivants ou décédés ». À Philadelphie, cela se traduit par le retrait de l'exposition consacrée aux neuf esclaves de George Washington à la President's House, l'ancienne demeure du premier président des États-Unis et de son successeur John Adams. « Une super exposition, estime Dan, qui en assure la visite. Elle raconte qui étaient ces neuf esclaves et quel était leur rôle. » La ville et différentes organisations contre-attaquent au tribunal. Ordre est donné de la réinstaller, avant qu'une nouvelle décision de justice ne stoppe tout. Dan ne s'en remet pas. « Il y a encore des murs vides, des vidéos qui ne fonctionnent pas… Je trouve ça plutôt horrible au moment où l'on célèbre nos 250 ans. »  Namrta, elle, est parfaitement remontée. Les yeux braqués vers la caméra d'un téléphone portable, la responsable de Get Free Philly dit tout le mal qu'elle pense de cette censure à ses abonnés. « Ce que vous voyez, vitupère la jeune femme, c'est juste un nouvel exemple de la façon dont le mouvement Maga et le gouvernement révisent l'histoire. Aujourd'hui, nous sommes à l'heure du choix : continuer ainsi pendant 250 ans à faire l'autruche ou alors nous ranger du bon côté de l'histoire en assumant et en réparant nos erreurs. »  Le décret de Donald Trump ordonne aussi au ministère de l'Intérieur, qui gère les parcs nationaux et les espaces publics, de remettre en place les statues et monuments démontés ou dégradés lors du mouvement Black Lives Matter. Il cible également les musées de la Smithsonian Institution, notamment le futur Musée national de l'histoire des femmes à Washington, pour l'empêcher de « reconnaître les hommes comme des femmes ». Référence aux femmes transgenres. À lire aussiÉtats-Unis: Charlottesville déboulonne ses statues confédérées après des années de polémique « L'Amérique n'a jamais été un grand pays » Dans la capitale fédérale, malgré les tentatives de l'administration de l'effacer, la mémoire de l'esclavage reste vive dans le quartier d'Anacostia. Et particulièrement en ce 19 juin. Les habitants célèbrent Juneteenth, le jour de l'Émancipation. Le 19 juin 1865, à Gavelston, au Texas, les esclaves afro-américains apprenaient qu'ils étaient libres. « Mais que signifiait être libre pour les personnes noires à cette époque ? », s'interroge Sir Harvey Fitz, l'animateur de la journée. C'est précisément la question à laquelle doivent répondre les quelques centaines de personnes qui font face à la scène. « La liberté, c'est l'amour », affirme quelqu'un. « La liberté, c'est avoir suffisamment d'espace pour être soi-même », estime un autre. À l'ombre d'un arbre, Maleka écoute en souriant.  Lorsqu'on lui demande si elle se sent libre, elle, aujourd'hui, aux États-Unis, la quadra aux grandes boucles d'oreilles colorées pousse d'abord un long soupir. « Je suis libre de plein droit, mais je ne me sens pas toujours libre certains jours, à cause de la nature oppressive de notre régime politique. » Elle dénonce pêle-mêle les atteintes aux libertés civiles et individuelles, la remise en cause de l'héritage du mouvement pour les droits civiques, qu'elle pensait pourtant acquis. « Même si je suis libre, poursuit Maleka, je suis très consciente que c'est une chose fragile et que je dois continuer à me battre pour ça, à m'exprimer et à m'opposer aux injustices. » Elle juge aussi le mouvement Maga – Make America Great Again – totalement absurde. « À quel moment l'Amérique a été grande ? Ça a toujours été un pays en quête de grandeur, mais ça n'a jamais été un grand pays, considère-t-elle. C'est insupportable, en tant que femme noire, de vivre littéralement à moins de sept kilomètres de la Maison Blanche et de celui qui y réside. Alors que ce sont des esclaves qui l'ont construite, la Maison Blanche ne reconnaît pas que le pays a construit son économie sur le dos de l'esclavage. » De l'autre côté du fleuve, le National Mall se prépare à accueillir la grande foire imaginée par Donald Trump pour célébrer le 4-Juillet. Plusieurs États démocrates ont d'ores et déjà annoncé la boycotter. La Pennsylvanie, elle, a finalement choisi d'y participer.

La muerte de Isak Andic, el fundador de la marca española Mango, sigue sin resolverse, y estos días se ha revelado quizás mucho más de lo que el público debería haber visto y esuchado. ¿Por qué se filtra la llamada que hizo Jonathan Andic al 112 avisando de que su padre había caído por un barranco?, ¿O los mensajes de texto que habían intercambiado en 2024 donde le decía “No me extraña que pensaras que era capaz de matarte”? En este episodio de Hoy en EL PAÍS, los periodistas que han seguido el caso, Rebeca Carranco y Jesús García Bueno, desgranan las informaciones más llamativas hasta ahora. “Es verdad que este es un proceso que se está viviendo también muy en la opinión pública. O sea, hay una batalla jurídica, pero también una batalla por el relato y es en ese contexto que cada cual intenta también jugar sus cartas”, explica Jesús García. “A mí me impresionó escuchar el audio de la llamada de Jonathan Andic al 112 el día que su padre cayó por el precipicio. Por el estado de desesperación en el que él pide ayuda... Y lo que se busca es que cada uno pueda fabular sobre si es un audio completamente exculpatorio o si está siendo un actor”, comenta Rebeca Carranco. Ambos coinciden en que, como el caso se juzgaría ante un jurado popular, las partes involucradas buscan dominar la opinión pública antes de que empiece el juicio. Visita http://elpais.com Síguenos en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elpais Twitter: https://twitter.com/el_pais Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ana_fuentes_fernandez/ Producción: Verónica Figueroa. Diseño de sonido: Ignacio Taboada. Coordina: José Juan Morales. Dirige: Ana Alonso.

Looking for some truly outstanding and very affordable fragrances? Have we got an episode for you! This week, as challenged by you, we went on a scent safari sniffing our way around the new fragrances in one of the U.K's most beloved high street shops. The results? Well, we were rather awe-struck with how wonderful they were, to be honest.Suzy is totally in love with a new perfume shop she popped into for a (free!) half-hour hand and massage the other day; and we've also got some suggestions for a listener desperately missing their favourite (now discontinued) fragrance, and start this week's episode with some lovely feedback about a previous listener prescription…Listener feedback:Anja:‘Hello, after listening to your brilliant podcast episode over the weekend and the scent prescription on marocan scents one perfume came straight into my mind: Andi Tauer's L'air du Desert Marocain.Thanks again for your podcast and hard work, it brings us all joy every week. I blind bought DS&Durga Big Sur Eucalyptus after Suzy described it and it so amazing and exactly whati was looking for (for years!) in a eucalyptus scent. Thanks, Anja'Marks & Spencer fragrances: We asked our Instagram followers to suggest a high street store to find some affordable fragrances in, and share our favourites. The top request by FAR was Marks & Spencer. So, we went to the Oxford Street store, and were SO impressed by the selection, layout, accessibility and thoughtfulness that's gone in to the design - not only of the scents, but the space they're displayed in.Not only was the layout chic and welcoming, the shelves were well-stocked with blotters and testers, making it a truly inviting place to go and explore perfumes (both M&S own-brand ones, and a great curation of other brands).First up, we sniffed the Summer Limited Edition duo (which we'd already promised to test for you a couple of episodes ago):Suzy's favourite:Marshmallow Delight £12 for 100ml eau de parfum ‘Indulge in a scent that feels soft, sweet and irresistibly playful with this Marshmallow Delight eau de toilette from our Discover range. Juicy raspberry brings a bright opening, melting into fluffy marshmallow and smooth cream for a comforting, dessert-like finish.'Nicola's favourite:Solar Fleur £12 for 100ml eau de parfum ‘Capture the warmth of sunlit skin with this radiant eau de toilette from our Discover range. A bright burst of mandarin opens the scent, softened by delicate jasmine and wrapped in the creamy sweetness of coconut milk. The result is a smooth, glowing fragrance that feels effortless and uplifting.'Then we made a beeline for the brand new M&S Studio Fragrance collection - and were both completely blown away! The quality is apparent the second you pick up the bottles: stylishly pared back they feel satisfyingly weighty with good quality lids, and even the labels are slightly recessed - a very luxe touch, all for £22.50 per 100ml eau de perfume. And the SCENTS! Oh my. So many great ones to choose from (shall we do a whole series?) but we chose…Suzy's favourites:M&S Studio Amber Crème‘This Amber Crème eau de parfum is a refined and evocative choice. Sensual amber and rich vanilla combine with notes of rum, patchouli and crème anglaise to create a lavish, indulgent scent.Top note: Brown Sugar Middle note: Tonka Base note: Amber'M&S Studio Ginger Flower ‘Enjoy a fresh and contemporary scent with the Ginger Flower eau de parfum. The heart of the fragrance combines lively ginger with sweet citrus and orange blossom for an uplifting accord. Sensual white musk and blond woods create a warm, grounded finish.Top note: Ginger Middle note: Orange blossom Base note: White musk'Nicola's favourites:Darkest Vanilla‘Enjoy a rich and velvety accord with the Darkest Vanilla eau de parfum. The sensual vanilla heart is complemented by warm amber, luscious tonka bean and dreamy patchouli. Notes of floral orchid and sweet brown sugar ensure a luxurious finish.Top note: Vanilla bean Middle note: Tonka Base note: AmberSheer Musk This Sheer Musk eau de parfum from M&S Studio is a subtly sensual choice. A heart of vegan sublimolide™ musk and ambrette absolute is complemented by floral rose and velvety orris. Cashmere and sandalwood notes create a grounded finish.Top note: Pink pepper Middle note: Cashmere Base note: MuskThey really are knocking it out of the park at M&S - in the beauty area (our fave, obvs) but also in their fashion and accessories. So many reasons to be excited again about going in-store! We must go back to try more perfumes, though, don't you think?Nicola loved her Atelier Rebul mixing masterclass experience, and this is a house we want to tell you much more about (and smell our way through all their creations) in future episodes.Meanwhile….Suzy had the most incredible FREE half hour scented hand & arm massage at Norfolk Natural Living in their Lambs Conduit Street shop. This relaxing, unhurried ritual uses their all-natural products and ends with a bespoke fragrance discovery.Suzy chose to finish with a layered spritz of:Geranium & Tomato Leaf ‘Beyond the glass the garden breathes a little slower. Leaves stir with a soft whisper as the warmth begins to soften at the edges. The scent of crushed tomato vine lingers green and vivid against the rosy sweetness of geranium bloom. Neroli drifts through the shade like a pale ribbon of light while cool earth settles everything into an easy calm.It is the sort of afternoon that asks nothing of you. Sun warming terracotta. Green stems rubbed gently between the fingers. A bright citrus breeze wandering through open windows carrying lime and eucalyptus with it. The garden smells alive and a little unruly in the loveliest way.'(Layered with)Rose Garden‘The afternoon unfolds in layers of scent and light. I sit beneath the cedar tree, reading... The breeze is bright, alive, moving through the garden like thought. It brings the first shimmer of geranium leaf and Sicilian lemon, quick and green, a scent that catches the light like a silver blade. Then, the roses. They lean into the air, full and fresh, their sharp sweetness almost shocking after the citrus. The garden hums with life: petals opening, leaves trembling, sunlight deepening into gold.This rose is no dowager; it's an ingénue with perfect posture. Geranium keeps it clean and quick, jasmine gives it flesh, cedar lends gravity, and amber that quiet, golden hum anchors it all. The air itself seems to thrum, half floral, half mineral, alive with that peculiar English freshness that smells of rain remembered rather than falling.'The fragrances start from £20 for 10ml and every one Suzy smelled was genuinely excellent (though we also need to go bs k here and try many more!)Norfolk Natural Living have stores around the U.K. (as well as selling their products online:You can enjoy the free Norfolk Natural Living hand & arm massage at selected stores (Cambridge, Southwold, Lambs Conduit St London, Woodbridge, Aldeburgh & Holt] by booking online, here:https://tinyurl.com/Norfolk-Natural-Living-MassageListener Prescription:Meira:Hi! I'm reaching out because I've heard you are experts in tracking down lost or discontinued fragrances. I've been on a long quest to find Ananya by The Body Shop (the original 1980s/90s version).​It holds so many memories for me, and I've been struggling to find it anywhere. Since it seems to be unavailable to ship to Europe, I was wondering if you could help me find it or, if not, recommend a fragrance that is a very close match in terms of scent profile (tuberose, peach, coconut, and sandalwood).​Any guidance or tips you could provide would mean the world to me. Thank you so much for your time and help!Suzy suggests:Chopard Casmir‘Casmir was launched in 1992. The nose behind this fragrance is Michel Almairac. Top notes are Peach, Coconut, Mango, Fruits and Bergamot; middle notes are Geranium, Jasmine, Floral Notes and Lily-of-the-Valley; base notes are Vanilla, Amber, Sandalwood, Musk, Patchouli and Woodsy Notes.'Kayali Eden Sweet Peach | 35 ‘Sweet, luscious, and velvety, Eden Sweet Peach | 35 Eau de Parfum is pure happiness in a bottle. On first spritz, sweet-and-tangy peach and crisp red apple create a bright, mouthwatering opening while creamy frangipani adds softness and warmth at the heart of the juice. As the fragrance dries down, comforting musk melts into the skin, leaving a tender yet addictive trail that radiates effortless joy.'(Layered with)Kayali Utopia Vanilla Coco | 21‘Take a dip in your daydreams, where the clouds seem within reach and you're blissfully floating in a glittering pool of possibilities. Creamy sandalwood and sweet white florals are topped with milky coconut, then whipped together with vanilla bourbon to evoke that sense of freedom from reality, transporting you to your perfect world, your Utopia.'On The Scent MagazineTo purchase a print issue of the first issue of On The Scent Magazine follow this link to order yours (delivery worldwide):

Best-selling ghostwriter Elisa Ung credits her lifelong love of musicals with gifting her the tools she relies on in her collaborative work. "They've taught me to listen for rhythms and cadences in authors' voices," she writes. "They help me understand how to respect readers by telling the most powerful story in the least amount of time." Elisa's path to this type of storytelling might seem familiar to As Told To listeners, but she has walked it with a song in her heart… and an appetite for the stories we share at the family table, and in our family kitchens. A former news reporter for The Philadelphia Inquirer, where she covered the city's Oxycontin epidemic in the early 2000s and reported from New York City in the wake of the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center, she traded her nose for hard news for a decade-long gig as a restaurant critic for the Bergen Record. From there, she discovered a passion for writing about food—and about people who live their lives surrounded by food. She is the co-author of the memoir-driven cookbook Mango and Peppercorns, with noted American chef Tung Nguyen, winner of the 2022 IACP award for Literary or Historical Food Writing; and, Gursha: Timeless Recipes for Modern Kitchens, from Ethiopia, Israel, Harlem, and Beyond, a 2025 New York Times  "Best Cookbook of 2025" selection, with Beejhy Barhany, chef and owner of Harlem's celebrated Tsion Café.  Her 2024 collaboration with food and wellness blogger Monique Volz, The Ambitious Kitchen Cookbook, was a New York Times best-seller. Join us for a delicious reflection on what it takes for a journalist to empower her subjects, from diverse backgrounds, to sit down to table and share their own stories. Learn more about Elisa Ung: Website Instagram Threads Facebook Please support the sponsors who support our show: Gotham Ghostwriters' Andy Awards Ritani Jewelers Daniel Paisner's Balloon Dog Daniel Paisner's SHOW: The Making and Unmaking of a Network Television Pilot Heaven Help Us by John Kasich Unforgiving: Lessons from the Fall by Lindsey Jacobellis Film Movement Plus (PODCAST) | 30% discount Libro.fm (ASTOLDTO) | 2 audiobooks for the price of 1 when you start your membership Film Freaks Forever! podcast, hosted by Mark Jordan Legan and Phoef Sutton Everyday Shakespeare podcast A Mighty Blaze podcast The Writer's Bone Podcast Network Misfits Market (WRITERSBONE) | $15 off your first order  Film Movement Plus (PODCAST) | 30% discount Wizard Pins (WRITERSBONE) | 20% discount

This week, Kelsey shows matt a few drinks hand selected and brought over to us from Korea: We're trying zero sugar drink mixes from Songwon in Iced Tea Peach & Mango, and Grapefruit TeaThen, Matt gives us a new new new story, because he had to. Because whoever did what is alleged here is in the running for WV scum of the year. This freaking story is about two locals charged for operating an alleged drug house very very walking-distance-close to Grafton High School, same street. After a neighbor tip, police trash raids found meth, glass and foil, needles, and fentanyl laced material. Again, close to a school, the school Matt and Britte went to as teens. The brazen audacity of it all.The Creeps also talk about Matt's hatred and our love of grapefruit, our love and Kelsey's hatred of hops, Sunny references, dinosaur chocolate, allergy survival and pain for art. Lore: Britte did not know Kelsey has a Korean cousin. Yes, I know the title matches the cadence of saying Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out. Springsteen rules.

Vinnie's review of Toy Story 5! Sarah got ripped and found out what happened to her favorite restaurant.

This week on Sheena Interrupted, we're sharing the story behind Mango Muse, the fragrance Sheena spent over a year creating from scratch.What started as an email from a small business owner turned into one of the most meaningful projects we've ever worked on. We talk about the unexpected journey from childhood memories in India to launching a fragrance on Sephora, the dozens of samples it took to get the scent right, the moments we almost gave up, and the lessons we learned along the way.We also dive into entrepreneurship, trusting your instincts, supporting other founders, and why saying yes to the right opportunity can completely change your path.Of course, it wouldn't be Sheena Interrupted without TRID attempting to launch his own competing fragrance brand, convincing everyone that a manufacturing mistake is actually a collector's item, and sharing some truly terrible business ideas.A little nostalgic, a little inspiring, and a lot unhinged.Thanks to this week's sponsorQuince.com/sheena#SheenaInterrupted #MangoMuse #Sephora #Entrepreneurship #Perfume 

Bobby shared his encounter with an athlete he ran into who also just had a baby too. He shares the big mistake he made when asking about the baby and Hater Amy comes out to attack Bobby. Bobby talks about Zac Brown and Kendra Scott getting married and his personal connection. We talked about how a man lived with a 5 inch tree branch in his eye for over 1 year and how it was possible. Bobby shares the 3 times in his life that he almost died. Bobby talked about jumping into a family meal train. Amy talked about the Mystery of the Mango tycoon's hiking death after son's arrest. We talked about the possibility of us getting a new $250 bill with a living person’s face on it. We get into a debate on whether or not we will see an alien in our lifetime.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Headline Highlights: Newly released jail calls from Mackenzie Shirilla are causing outrage after she called herself the “third victim” and joked about getting Kim Kardashian as her lawyer because she wears SKIMS. After billionaire Isak Andic, founder of Mango, died in what was initially ruled a hiking accident in Spain, investigators reopened the case and are now accusing his son. Influencer, Gabriela Gonzalez, and her father are facing attempted murder charges after prosecutors alleged they tried to hire a hitman to kill her ex, Jack Avery, during a bitter custody battle. And UK celebrity, Katie Price, says her new husband, Lee Andrews, vanished in Dubai just months after their whirlwind marriage, sparking a bizarre online mystery….If you're new here, don't forget to follow the show for weekly deep dives into the darkest true crime cases! To watch the video version of this episode, head over to youtube.com/@annieelise. .

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45-year-old Jonathan Andic is speaking out and defending himself exactly one week after he was arrested for suspicion of murdering his father, 71-year-old Mango founder, Isak Andic. In an open letter to Mango employees announcing his decision to temporarily step away from his position, Jonathan said dismantling the painful, false narrative requires him to focus solely on his legal defense. Mango, in turn, also released a statement conveying their full support for Jonathan and the entire Andic family. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

45-year-old Jonathan Andic is speaking out and defending himself exactly one week after he was arrested for suspicion of murdering his father, 71-year-old Mango founder, Isak Andic. In an open letter to Mango employees announcing his decision to temporarily step away from his position, Jonathan said dismantling the painful, false narrative requires him to focus solely on his legal defense. Mango, in turn, also released a statement conveying their full support for Jonathan and the entire Andic family. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

45-year-old Jonathan Andic is speaking out and defending himself exactly one week after he was arrested for suspicion of murdering his father, 71-year-old Mango founder, Isak Andic. In an open letter to Mango employees announcing his decision to temporarily step away from his position, Jonathan said dismantling the painful, false narrative requires him to focus solely on his legal defense. Mango, in turn, also released a statement conveying their full support for Jonathan and the entire Andic family. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Spanish authorities believe the heir to the fortune from fast fashion brand, Mango may have murdered his father on a father-son hike 2 years ago. Jonathan Andic, the son and heir to billionaire Mango Founder, Isak Andic, has been arrested, but not formally charged yet, after an investigation into Andic’s death points to homicide, not an accidental fall.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Spanish authorities believe the heir to the fortune from fast fashion brand, Mango may have murdered his father on a father-son hike 2 years ago. Jonathan Andic, the son and heir to billionaire Mango Founder, Isak Andic, has been arrested, but not formally charged yet, after an investigation into Andic’s death points to homicide, not an accidental fall.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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