Podcast appearances and mentions of marc martin

durée : 00:03:51 - L'Almanach de l'étrange - par : Céline du Chéné - "Tomber des nu(e)s" est une exposition de Marc Martin et de Mathis Chevalier qui marie les univers du photographe queer et de l'ancien champion sportif de MMA. Leur objectif : montrer le corps nu de Mathis Chevalier sans tomber dans les stéréotypes attendus.

Pisse and Love Les toilettes et la miction ne sont pas que source de stress et d'inconfort, elles peuvent aussi être source de soulagement et de plaisir.  Saviez-vous que les urinoirs publics ont été lieu de rencontre pour la communauté gay, lorsque l'homosexualité était encore pénalisée ? Et que nombreuses sont les pratiques sexuelles qui s'amusent avec l'urine ? Liées, souvent au milieu BDSM, ces pratiques sont très codifiées. Qu'est-ce que cela dit des normes de genres et du consentement ? Et si nous transgressions le tabou et laissions aller nos pulsions jusqu'au bout. Jouons avec notre miction et nos convictions ! Avec Marc Martin, photographe et écrivain Lecture : Les tasses. Toilettes privées, affaires publiques, Marc Martin, Ed. Agua Pause pipiNous évacuons en moyenne 1,5 à 2 litres d'urine par jour, soit l'équivalent d'un camion citerne dans une vie !  Faire pipi, est si universel et quotidien, que nous en oublions de questionner ce qui se joue derrière chaque miction : un rapport à son propre corps, à son identité et au monde. Avec malice, Julie Auzou ausculte notre époque par la lunette (relevée ou non, là est la question) en mêlant témoignages de proches, d'une sociologue-géographe, d'un photographe et de personnes rencontrées au fil de ses recherches. Chez soi, dans son lit, à l'école, en manif, dans les bars ou en festival : de l'intimité la plus secrète aux mouvements les plus collectifs, qu'est-ce que l'acte d'uriner révèle de nos rapports de genre ? Une production ARTE Radio. Cette série a bénéficié de l'aide à l'écriture de podcasts du ministère de la Culture.  Enregistrements : janvier à juin 2023 - Prise de son, montage, textes et voix : Julie Auzou - Réalisation : Annabelle Brouard - Musiques et voix additionnelle : Samuel Hirsch - Illustration : Maïc Baxane - Production : ARTE Radio

On May 22, A former NTIA figure who in January became a Senior Advisor for International Information and Communications Policy at the U.S. State Department was officially nominated by President Joe Biden to serve as a FCC Commissioner.For Anna Gomez, the path to being sworn in as the fifth Commission could be smoother than that for the polarizing Gigi Sohn, the individual the White House stuck with and ultimately withdrew due to her controversial tweets and past experience as a lobbyist. What is the chatter, if any, in Washington right now concerning Gomez, and when a confirmation hearing is expected?That's the first of several timely questions surrounding Gomez's future, and that of the FCC, asked by RBR+TVBR Editor-in-Chief Adam R Jacobson to Marc Martin, a partner and firmwide chair of the communications industry group at Perkins Coie, in this InFOCUS Podcast, presented by dot.FM.

Marc Martin is an award-winning artist and picture book author and illustrator based in Melbourne, Australia. Having trained and worked as a graphic designer, his moonlighting as an illustrator eventually led him to a successful freelance career. Marc draws inspiration from his surroundings, nature, animals, and the city he lives in. His book A River was awarded a Best Illustrated Picture Book by the New York Times in 2017. The art in Marc's books fills both the eyes and minds of big and little readers. In this episode, Marc talked about his inspiration and creative process behind his two books A River and Max, how he published his debut picture book A Forest, how he went from a graphic designer to a picture book author, and how fatherhood has affected his picture book creation etc.【嘉宾 Guest】Marc Martinhttps://www.marcmartin.com/节目中提到的书 Books mentioned：A RiverA ForestMaxLots你可以在这里找到Storyland播客 Where to find us：官网：https://storylandpodcast.wordpress.com/微信公众号：三明治童书研究所

Marc Martin of North West Brewery Advisors has consulted and guided over 50 North American breweries in getting up and running. We're talking A to Z - Choosing your location, floor plan, system design, STEEL(!), brewing processes, training, equipment, and recipe scaling. He teaches me a new term -“Kettle Factor,” and we hit on how to choose your contractors and the common mistake with brewery setup. We discuss why a start-up brewery needs to invest in a consultant and a realistic startup budget. This was fun. Enjoy! Don't hesitate to contact Marc: Marc@NWBreweryAdvisors.com 512-917-2464

In this interview, Tommy, Caroline, and Jill interview Marc Martin. In this interview, Marc talks about his cross country journey, his dogs, and even his secret talent of knowing the day of the week any random date falls on. 

Written by Nicola Davies, illustrated by Marc Martin. Published in 2019 by Crocodile Books.

Kitchen Table Talk over the Grill of Cancel Culture.™ Marc Martin, Dorien Banks and Nic Mattson discuss positive action, self-policing, and underlying social sensitivities that invade our culture in small town USA. The trio plans a local Juneteenth-July 4 Independence Day Celebration. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wethepeoplecast/support

Por Pachi Tapiz. "Exactly Like You" K Quintet: Something Else K Quintet: David Duffy, Ksenia Parkhatskaya, Gabriel Armagant, Carlos Sarduy Dimet, Marc Martin, Jake Klamburg © Pachi Tapiz, 2020 JazzX5 es un minipodcast de HDO de la Factoría Tomajazz presentado, editado y producido por Pachi Tapiz. JazzX5 comenzó su andadura el 24 de junio de 2019. Todas las entregas de JazzX5 están disponibles en https://www.tomajazz.com/web/?cat=23120 / https://www.ivoox.com/jazzx5_bk_list_642835_1.html.

This week on Out of Office: A Travel Podcast, Kiernan talks to Jon Staff, the cofounder of travel start-up Getaway, which strives to get people to disconnect from technology and unwind in the woods. You’ll learn why Getaway goes out of its way to place its tiny cabins in places that Jon describes as “no place special.” Also, Ryan sings the praises of radioactive tourism. Things we talked about in today’s podcast: Museum of American Finance - https://www.moaf.org/ Getaway - https://getaway.house/ Chernobyl tourism - https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/chernobyl-tv-tourist-attraction/index.html “Everything and Everywhere” by Marc Martin -https://www.amazon.com/Everything-Everywhere-Fact-Filled-Adventure-Globe-Trotters/dp/1452165149

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! A pesar de que estamos en julio, en viajo en moto no nos olvidamos del Dakar ni, por supuesto, de la gran labor que hace TVE en el seguimiento de este rally. Por eso hoy, como plato fuerte, tenemos con nosotros a Marc Martín, especialista en motos en la televisión pública y, por encima de otras consideraciones, un hombre cercano y afable. Olga Ferro lo entrevista y os pongo el audio íntegro. De vez en cuando sale alguna aplicación para móvil dedicada a los motoristas. De la mano de Bernardo Vives, hoy hablamos de 4Riders, una nueva aplicación que viene a ser como una red social, un planificador de rutas y un escaparate de fotos a lo Instagram. La estoy probando esta semana y parece que la cosa promete. Kike Felíu regresa con su sección “Música y Motos” y nos trae una selección de música… peculiar. Mejor la escucháis y así emitís vuestro propio juicio. Y otro que regresa es Nicolás Jarne, Nico Ride me Five. Hoy nos trae noticias inquietantes y, a la vez, un poco tristes para nosotros, sus acólitos “niconistas”. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

In the last of a five-part series of conversations with accomplished Baltimore principals, Dan speaks with Marc Martin about turning around a failing school with falling enrollment. Eight years ago, Martin took over Commodore Rodgers, replaced most of the staff, enrolled his own children and generally raised expectations. His approach has guided the school on an impressive turnaround in academic performance and enrollment, and Martin now mentors leaders of other troubled city schools.Also in the series:-Part One, Episode 408: Matthew Hornbeck, Hampstead Hill Academy-Part Two, Episode 409: Kimberly Hill-Miller, Lockerman Bundy Elementary School-Part Three, Episode 410: Emily Hunter, Arlington Elementary/Middle School-Part Four, Episode 411: Cindy Harcum, Baltimore City College High School

In the fourth of a five-part series of conversations with award-winning Baltimore principals, Dan’s guest is Cindy Harcum of City College. With all of her students focused on getting to college, Harcum implemented a student-to-student tutoring program while making college-level courses the norm. City’s senior class set a local record for International Baccalaureate diplomas. Harcum also talks about having to deal this spring with the violent death of one of the school's most promising student-athletes, Ray Antwone Glasgow III.Also in the series:-Part One, Episode 408: Matthew Hornbeck, Hampstead Hill Academy-Part Two, Episode 409: Kimberly Hill-Miller, Lockerman Bundy Elementary School-Part Three, Episode 410: Emily Hunter, Arlington Elementary/Middle School-Part Five, Episode 412: Marc Martin, Commodore John Rodgers Elementary/Middle School

In the third of a five-part series of conversations with accomplished Baltimore principals, Dan speaks with Emily Hunter, principal at Arlington Elementary-Middle School in northwest Baltimore. The daughter of a former Baltimore schools superintendent, Hunter created a wellness center and a series of monthly events to encourage students to stay focused on studies while engaging their parents in the life of the school and in preparing their children for it. Arlington has made steady academic progress but still faces challenges in student achievement. Also in the series:Part One, Episode 408: Matthew Hornbeck, Hampstead Hill AcademyPart Two, Episode 409: Kimberly Hill-Miller, Lockerman Bundy Elementary SchoolPart Four, Episode 411: Cindy Harcum, Baltimore City College High School Part Five, Episode 412: Marc Martin, Commodore John Rodgers Elementary/Middle School

In the second of a five-part series of conversations with accomplished Baltimore principals, Dan’s guest is Kimberly Hill-Miller, who wrote and produced a music video to help her students prepare for the iReady assessments in math and language arts. Students duct-taped Hill-Miller to a wall in March as their reward for making gains in their reading and math scores. Her goal and reward-oriented motivation techniques are designed to make learning fun and inspire her students.Also in the series:-Part One, Episode 408: Matthew Hornbeck, Hampstead Hill Academy-Part Three, Episode 410: Emily Hunter, Arlington Elementary/Middle School-Part Four, Episode 411: Cindy Harcum, Baltimore City College High School -Part Five, Episode 412: Marc Martin, Commodore John Rodgers Elementary/Middle School

In the first of a five-part series of conversations with accomplished Baltimore principals, Dan speaks with Matthew Hornbeck, now in his 15th year at Hampstead Hill Academy, a strong and diverse public charter school in southeast Baltimore. Hornbeck, from a family of educators, talks about the challenges of running a city school in the face of budget cuts, and he has a lot to say about Maryland's commitment to funding education.In the series:-Part Two, Episode 409: Kimberly Hill-Miller, Lockerman Bundy Elementary School-Part Three, Episode 410: Emily Hunter, Arlington Elementary/Middle School-Part Four, Episode 411: Cindy Harcum, Baltimore City College High School -Part Five, Episode 412: Marc Martin, Commodore John Rodgers Elementary/Middle School

Det pågår en barnboksboom i Sverige just nu, men hur ser det ut för de översatta barnböckerna? Översättarna Anna Gustafsson Chen (som har översatt Jimmy Liao) och Annakarin Thorburn (som har översatt Isol) samtalar med Elin Svahn (som har översatt Marc Martin) om barnböckers särdrag ur ett översättningsperspektiv. Hör dem här i en diskussion om att starta förlag, läsaranpassning och – den argentinska bajsfen! Annakarin Thorburn är författare och översättare från spanska, Anna Gustavsson Chen är sinolog, bibliotekarie och översättare från kinesiska, och Elin Svahn är doktorand i översättningsvetenskap och översättare från franska och engelska. Samtalet hölls den 28 september 2017 i Rum för översättning på Bokmässan i Göteborg.

Open Tabs is a fast-paced, lighthearted exploration of trends and internet pop culture with five Melbourne creative luminaries—Beci Orpin, Dave King, Jeremy Wortsman, Lucy Feagins, and Marc Martin—who bravely bare their souls (and computing devices) to share their current internet obsessions. Peering over opened laptops with an eye on their open browser tabs, this eclectic panel of Melbourne cultural and creative leaders will talk about what’s shaping creativity today in this awesome MTalks gabfest. It’s beers and ideas like never before. This MPavilion event is created in collaboration with SAMPLE Brew and The Jacky Winter Group.

Marc Martin Eustaquio - Talks about where his creativity comes from. Life of being a father. Where he gets his inspiration from. Music Provided By: NoCopyRightSounds Art Provided By: Evolve Design Company Podcast By: Endure Studio Production Links: Follow Marc Martin https://www.facebook.com/marcus.eros.marc.martin Digi Stylez Studio Cebu Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/digistylezStudioCebu/ Beautiful Addiction https://www.facebook.com/digistylezStudioCebu/videos/1463076657088995/

Transport de déchets ménagers, industriels, dangereux ou encore de gravats, le vrac, c’est la spécialité de Bariau Leclerc. Une entreprise à la recherche de conducteurs qualifiés et qui a fait le choix depuis plusieurs années de recruter d’anciens militaires. Deux raisons : accéder tout d’abord à des profils aux compétences certifiées, et surtout en faire de véritables atouts pour l’entreprise grâce à la Période d’Adaptation en Entreprise proposée par Défense Mobilité. Les témoignages de Stéphane Marc-Martin, chargé de recrutement et de formation chez Bariau Leclerc et de Stéphane Despray, ancien militaire et collaborateur de Bariau Leclerc.