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Patrick discusses compelling insights, such as the big move by In N Out Burger from California to Tennessee and what that means for burger enthusiasts across the nation. He addresses the sorrowful news of Gene Hackman's passing, offering reflections on life, legacy, and true treasures. Further, Patrick explores questions about faith, marriage, and religious devotions, providing clarity and encouragement to those seeking spiritual guidance. In-N-Out Closing California Office, Opening New Tennessee HQ (1:00) Oscar-winning actor Gene Hackman, wife found dead in Santa Fe home (7:08) Maria Christina – What is Opus Dei? (12:40) Jerry - In Persona Christi. how does the priest become a stand-in for Christ? (23:07) Kevin (email) - Is there a difference in praying, “Father help President Trump make America a Great Again’” and “Father, help President Trump use his power and influence to pass Christ-like policies to solve our complicated issues to restore America to its greatness?” (23:07) MJ (email) – Tithing - Is if it is acceptable to give 5% (net or gross income) to our Parish and 5% to other ‘needs’ like family, St. Vincent DePaul and Pro-life organizations or is the 10% meant to go completely to our Parish? (26:31) Florence (email) – What good news did Jesus proclaim? (29:49) Lauren (email) - How is it fair that a devout Catholic spouse who did not want a divorce, but was not granted an annulment, cannot get remarried in the Catholic Church? (38:13) Osrick - Where is the evidence for Mary's perpetual virginity? (46:10)

We all know how harmful eating disorders are, but the same attention isn't given to disordered eating, despite it being far more prevalent. So, how do we know when our eating has become disordered and what can we do about it?Dr. Maria-Christina Stewart is a Clinical Psychologist and Adjunct Clinical Instructor at Stanford University School of Medicine with a specialty in treating and preventing eating disorders (aka. the perfect person to speak on this subject!).In this episode, we chat about:Where society is going wrong with our definition of healthThe red flags for when you've crossed the line from ‘health' into disorderedHow people-pleasing and perfectionism play a role in disordered eating and poor body imageWhy undernourishing yourself messes with your brain (cue anxiousness and dysregulation!)The role of compassion in treating disordered eatingHow to separate your self-worth from external validationThe TWO major myths about bodies she'd love to debunkFind Maria-Christina on her website.Download the FREE Building Body Acceptance self-paced online course here.Click subscribe or follow to make sure you get notified about new episodes.Slide into my DMs for a chat: https://www.instagram.com/inspire__wellnessWebsite: https://www.inspirewellnessau.com.au

Maria-Christina Piwowarski war zehn Jahre lang Buchhändlerin in Berlin, bevor sie sich selbständig machte als Moderatorin, Podcasterin und Bookfluencerin. Auf verschiedenen Kanälen vermittelt sie Literatur und spricht darüber. Ein Wendepunkt in ihrem Leben. Als sie dann auch noch eine lange Beziehung beendete, wuchs ihre Sehnsucht nach passenden Texten über U-Turns, Krisen und Abzweigungen im Leben. Der Sammelband "Und ich" – wurde geboren mit 20 Texten von Schriftstellerinnen wie Zsuzsa Bánk, Marica Bodrožić, Ann Cotten, Olga Grjasnowa, Gabriele von Arnim. Maria hat sich mit Nadine bei ihrem Lieblingsitaliener verabredet, um über Wendepunkte im Leben, das Lesen und Schreiben, die beste Carbonara und natürlich über Bücher zu sprechen. Nadine Kreuzahler empfiehlt Ling Ma: "Glückscollage", aus dem Englischen übersetzt von Zoe Beck, 213 Seiten, Culturbooks. Maria-Christina Piwowarski empfiehlt Samantha Harvey: "Umlaufbahnen", aus dem Englischen von Julia Wolf, 224 Seiten, dtv. Das Buch von Maria-Christina Piwowarski, über das wir im Podcast reden Maria-Christina Piwowarski: "Und ich – 20 Geschichten über Wendepunkte im Leben", 268 Seiten, park x Ullstein. Der Ort Das italienische Restaurant "DaPiada" in Berlin Mitte Die Autorin Maria-Christina Piwowarski, aufgewachsen in einem kleinen Dorf in der Magdeburger Börde, hat lange als Buchhändlerin bei "Ocelot" in Berlin gearbeitet, saß in Literaturjurys und spricht seit 2019 mit Ludwig Lohmann in ihrem Podcast "blauschwarzberlin" über Bücher. Sie moderiert Lesungen auf der Bühne und auf Instagram.

Alkohol wird gerade in der Weihnachtszeit viel und selbstverständlich konsumiert: auf Weihnachtsfeiern, Weihnachtsmärkten oder im adventlich geschmückten Zuhause. Die Literaturagentin und Schriftstellerin Christine Koschmieder war Alkoholikerin und ist mit ihrem Roman "Dry", in dem sie ihre Geschichte erzählt, berühmt geworden. Sie weiß also, wie es ist, wenn das Leben eine radikale Wendung nimmt - und liefert deshalb auch einen literarischen Beitrag für die Anthologie "Und ich". Denn für "Und ich - 20 Geschichten über Wendepunkte des Lebens" hat die ehemalige Buchhändlerin Maria-Christina Piwowarski zahlreiche Schreiberinnen versammelt, die ihre Erfahrungen schildern, wenn das Leben einmal nicht geradeaus verläuft. Nadine Kreuzahler hat es gelesen.

Toni Sant presents the 693rd in a series of podcasts featuring music by performers in or from Malta. Artists featured in this podcast: PART 1Airport Impressions - BobcatKapitlu Tlettax ft. Maria Christina - NarċissistaAidan - SorryEddie Fresco - Loaded Gun Fake Ophelia - Be StillNicole Magro - Love MePART 2Terry L. Bencini (1930–2024)PART 3Featured album: 789 by Berne >> Details about this podcast [in Maltese] See also: - MMI Podcast: YouTube playlist - MMI Podcast: Facebook Page - MMI Archive on Mixcloud | @tonisant on Twitter - M3P: Malta Music Memory Project - Mużika Mod Ieħor ma' Toni Sant on Facebook (MP3)

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In this episode, Food & Drink Business editor Kim Berry is joined by Maria Christina, National Manager of Manufacturing & Wholesale Trade, Commonwealth Bank and the CEO of That's Amore Cheese, Marco Alghisi, to discuss the current state of Australia's food and beverage manufacturing industry.We hinge the discussion off CommBank's latest Food & Beverage Manufacturing Insights Report, with Maria providing insights into manufacturers' plans for productivity investments, improved efficiencies, and how they are navigating higher energy prices, inflation, and the cost-of-living crisis.Marco provides a first-hand lens on the current market as well as sharing his experiences working in leadership roles around the world.The conversation turns to sustainability and what companies are doing to meet consumer expectations and regulations.LINKS:Sponsored by CommBankcommbank.com.au/manufacturing------------------------------The Food & Drink Business Podcast is produced by Southern Skies Media on behalf of Food & Drink Business, owned and published by Yaffa Media (www.foodanddrinkbusiness.com.au).The views of the people featured on this podcast do not necessarily represent the views of Food & Drink Business, Yaffa Media, or the guest's employer. The contents are copyright by Yaffa Media.If you wish to use any of this podcast's audio, please contact Food & Drink Business via their website www.foodanddrinkbusiness.com.au or send an email to editor@foodanddrinkbusiness.com.auHost: Kim BerryMC: Grant McHerronProducer: Steve Visscher------------------------------Things you should know:Guests featured in the podcast are speaking from their personal experiences only. As this podcast has been prepared without considering your objectives, financial situation or needs, you should, before acting on the content, consider its appropriateness to your circumstances. CommBank does not necessarily endorse the views of a particular individual or guarantee the accuracy of the information provided. Any opinions, conclusions or recommendations made are subject to change without notice. Projects and forecasts are based on a number of assumptions and estimates and are subject to contingencies. Commonwealth Bank does not accept any liability for loss or damage arising out of the use of all or any part of the research.The CommBank Manufacturing insights report can be found by searching CommBank Manufacturing Insights on the CommBank website.©2024 Commonwealth Bank of Australia ABN 48 123 123 124 AFSL and Australian credit licence 234945.

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Influencer:innen bewerben auf Social Media Hautcreme, Nahrungsergänzungsmittel, Kleidung und – Bücher! Die ehemalige Buchhändlerin Maria-Christina Piwowarski hat nach ihrem Abschied aus der Berliner Buchhandlung ocelot für sich selbst die Berufsbezeichnung »Bookfluencerin« gewählt und spricht als solche über Bücher in Livestreams, bei Lesungen und in Podcasts. Diese Gelegenheit nutzen Emily Modick und Florian Kessler direkt und diskutieren mit Maria-Christina Piwowarski unter anderem über den Kuschelfaktor von Instagram-Rezensionen und warum sich Begeisterung für Bücher nicht kaufen lässt. Wenn euch diese Folge gefallen hat, bewertet sie doch gerne auf der Podcast-Plattform eurer Wahl! Bei Fragen, Meinungen oder Anmerkungen schreibt uns gerne an rauschen@hanser.de.

Heute steht Maria-Christina Piwowarski mit uns an der Haltestelle. Sie ist Moderatorin, Literaturvermittlerin, Podcasterin, Kolumnistin und vor allem ein Buchmensch. Vielen wird sie vermutlich vom Berliner Buchladen "ocelot" bekannt sein, den sie bis zum vergangenen Jahr geleitet hat. Sie ist wohl Deutschlands reichweitenstärkste Buchhändlerin und war bereits in mehreren Jurys für Buchpreise. Drei Fragen an Maria * Wo befindet sich deiner Meinung nach die schönste Haltestelle und warum ausgerechnet die?  Keine Ahnung * Nenne ein Feature, das jede Haltestelle besser machen würde? Ein Bücherregal! * Was war die letzte große Frage, über die du nachgedacht hast? Was lese ich heute? Instagram @mariachristinapiwowarski https://www.instagram.com/mariachristinapiwowarski/ blauschwarzberlin (Der Literaturpodcast): Marias Podcast mit Ludwig Lohmann @blauschwarzberlin https://www.instagram.com/blauschwarzberlin/ Marias Homepage https://mariachristinapiwowarski.de/kontakt/ Buchempfehlungen im Podcast William Finnegan, Barbarentage Nino Haratischwili, Das achte Leben (Für Brilka) Anna Metcalfe, Chrysalis

Greek born with Egyptian roots, electric jazz harpist and composer Maria-Christina Harper is reinventing the sound of the harp in the jazz world. With her anarchic spirit and an interest in exploring what the harp can do, rather than exploring its traditional sounds, she presents her instrument in new and exciting ways. Combining her traditional music roots with free jazz she creates an irresistible, compelling sound cosmos. It's where East meets West.Based in the UK, Maria-Christina collaborates with two outstanding, highly acclaimed players to form the Harper Trio featuring drummer's-drummer Evan Jenkins and the dynamic saxophonist Josephine Davies (Instrumentalist Of the Year, 2019 Parliamentary Jazz Awards).Support the show

Jeff Katz welcomes Maria-Christina Oliveras, a pricipal cast member of HADESTOWN (Persephone), to the show.  The production is coming to Altria Theatre next week. 

Isabella of Parma had a fairy tale wedding to Joseph, the son of Empress Maria Theresa of Austria. But he wasn't the great love of her life: his sister was. Support Noble Blood: — Bonus episodes, stickers, and scripts on Patreon — Merch! — Order Dana's book,  'Anatomy: A Love Story' and its sequel 'Immortality: A Love Story'See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sag Harbor Cinema's Giulia D'Agnolo Vallan and New York International Children's Film Festival's Maria Christina Villaseñor join Gianna Volpe on the WLIW-FM Heart of The East End ahead of this weekend's NYICFF showtimes, special events and workshops at the theater.Listen to the playlist on Apple Music

Die Klimaschutzbewegung "Letzte Genration" ist intern straff organisiert und trainiert mit psychologischen Methoden. Das hat die Psychologin Maria-Christina Nimmerfroh herausgefunden. Ein Gespräch mit Alexander Mayer.

GDI's Resources, Environment, and Development research group have recently organised a series of talks on ‘Red Talks: on the Politics of Resources, Environment and Development' The first event welcomed Dr Maria Christina Fragkou, an environmental scientist currently working as an Associate Professor in the Department of Geography at the University of Chile to discuss ‘Urban metabolism, water scarcity and seawater desalination in Chile under a neoliberal paradigm' In her talk, Maria shared her research on the current water crisis in Chile, and the hydro-social implications of desalination (widely promoted as a solution to the crisis) from an urban socio-economic metabolism perspective. The increasing water shortages along Chile, and the consequent pressure on the country's continental water sources, has resulted in the consolidation of seawater desalination as the Chilean State's main strategy for supplying drinking water to coastal populations in arid areas. Despite the growing expansion of this technology, the social implications of desalinated water distribution for human consumption in Chilean cities have not yet been studied. A transcript of the talk can be found here: https://hummedia.manchester.ac.uk/institutes/gdi/research/transcripts/urban_metabolism_water_scarcity_and_seawater_desalination_in_chile_fragkou.pdf

Anna é homenagem à minha avó paterna, Anna Maria. Christina porque meu pai achou bonito, acho. Meu pai e minha mãe tinham um trato — os nomes das meninas seriam escolhidos por ele, os dos meninos por ela. Ela escolheu Victor para o meu irmão (o nome de meu pai) e ele me saiu com este lindo Anna Christina e com Míriam. Que também sempre achei lindo. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/josemar-barboza-da-costa/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/josemar-barboza-da-costa/support

"Du kannst keine gute Buchhändlerin sein, wenn du nicht sehr gerne und sehr breit gefächert liest", sagt Maria-Christina Piwowarski, die in Berlin den Buchladen Ocelot leitet. Jeden Abend nehme sie sich vor, 50 Seiten zu lesen, das sei ein gutes Pensum. Das ist wie Zähne putzen – wenn ich das nicht mache, fühlt sich das ein bisschen eklig an", erzählt sie im Podcast Frisch an die Arbeit. In der Regel schaffe sie so acht Bücher im Monat. Doch jeden Abend zu lesen sei auch wie Sport: "Man muss sich das vornehmen, es passiert nicht zufällig." Piwowarski, die als Kind eigentlich Schauspielerin, Lehrerin oder Meeresbiologin werden wollte, absolvierte eine Ausbildung als Buchhändlerin, vor allem weil sie mit Anfang 20 Mutter wurde und einen sicheren Beruf suchte. Auch wenn zur Arbeit einer Buchhändlerin "unglaublich viel putzen, Staub wischen und Bücher wieder gerade rücken" gehöre, sagt Piwowarski, finde sie ihren Beruf heute viel besser, als sie in der Ausbildung gedacht habe. "Ich bin immer wieder selbst überrascht, dass ich einkaufen kann, was mir gefällt – und dass dann Leute sagen: Boah, die Maria hat das ausgewählt, dann schaue ich mir das mal an!" Gerade für das Weihnachtsgeschäft müsse man sich in einer Buchhandlung sehr gut vorbereiten und das nicht nur, weil ausreichend Geschenkpapier im Lager liegen müsse. "Es gibt Standardfragen, die auf jeden Fall kommen", erzählt Piwowarski. "Jemand braucht einen Krimi. Jemand braucht einen Krimi, der aber auf keinen Fall blutig sein darf, jemand drittes braucht was für die Schwiegermutter – wir bereiten uns intern tatsächlich auf diese Fragen vor und legen Tabellen an."

Maria Christina Kjellström föds i misär och fattigdom, men kom att bli superkänd i 1700-talets Stockholm. Hon är förebilden för den fiktiva personen Ulla Winblad, omtalad och besjungen i Carl Michael Bellmans visor. Sångerna förföljer Maria Christina Kjellström långt efter att hon lämnat sitt gamla liv bakom sig. Ryktena och skvallret gör att hon hamnar i rätten flera gånger. Trots det står hon upp för sig själv och kämpar sig tillbaka till ett värdigt liv.

Sie leitet die schönste Buchhandlung Berlins und gibt ihren fast 14.000 Followern Buchempfehlungen auf Instagram: Maria-Christina Piwowarski. Heute reden Maria und ich über ihren Job als Buchhändlerin (bzw. war das vor einigen Wochen an einem sonnigen Sonntag im geschlossenen Ocelot): Ist der Job wirklich so romantisch wie ich mir das vorstelle? Hat Maria immer Lust, so viel zu lesen? Und wie erkennt man eigentlich, ob ein Buch gut ist oder es zu "ihrem" Laden passt? Außerdem plaudern wir über Sophie Passmann und Leif Randt, über Social Media und Staubwischen. Wenn da nicht für alle was dabei ist, weiß ich auch nicht. Um nichts zu verpassen, folgt dem Podcast auf Instagram unter @medienzirkus_podcast und abonniert ihn hier. Neue Folgen kommen jeden Donnerstag. Maria findet ihr übrigens auf Instagram unter @mariachristinapiwowarski und das Ocelot unter @ocelotberlin. Noch mehr von Maria gibt es auf steadyhq.com/de/mariachristinapiwowarski (da könnt ihr euch unten auch zu ihrem kostenlosen Newsletter anmelden, große Empfehlung!) und bei @blauschwarzberlin.

Maria-Christina Oliveras caught the attention of NYC theater fans with an explosive, show-stopping turn in David Byrne and Fatboy Slim's multiple award-winning musical Here Lies Love. On August 6, she brings her gift of storytelling and unique style to Feinstein's/54 Below in an electrifying night of music and surprises. In this episode, she joins our Director of Marketing, Nella Vera, for a chat about her career, her collaborations with renowned artists, including Tony nominee Alex Timbers, and why she's chosen this particular time to do her first solo cabaret show. Maria-Christina has performed extensively on and off-Broadway, regionally, internationally, and in film and television. Her career is distinguished by her transformational character work in a number of world premieres, including roles in Kiss My Aztec (by John Leguizamo, Tony Taccone, David Kamp, Benjamin Velez, directed by Tony Taccone), Amélie (by Craig Lucas, Daniel Messe and Nathan Tysen, directed by Pam MacKinnon), Soft Power (by David Henry Hwang and Jeanine Tesori, directed by Leigh Silverman), El Huracán (by Charise Castro Smith, directed by Laurie Woolery), and Pretty Filthy (by Bess Wohl and Michael Friedman, directed by Steve Cosson). She has appeared on Broadway in Amélie, Machinal, and Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson. For information about Maria's show at Feinstein's/54 Below, visit https://54below.com/events/maria-christina-oliveras/ Learn more about Maria on her website: www.mariachristinaoliveras.com Follow Maria on Instagram: @mcoliveras Credits The Feinstein's/54 Below podcast is hosted by Nella Vera, Kevin Ferguson, and Grace Benigni and produced by Bailey Everett and Michael Galvez, with support from the Feinstein's/54 Below marketing staff. Original artwork design by Philip Romano. Follow Nella on Twitter and Instagram at @spinstripes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Entrevista com Maria Christina Pacheco - Presidente do Consecana sobre a Cana-de-Açúcar

Uma conversa com Christina Carvalho Pinto, a Maria Christina que é mãe do João Francisco, do Renan e da Diva, é esposa do Luiz e avó do Lucas e, muito em breve, do Koa. Publicitária, com uma carreira de sucesso, ela expandiu horizontes e passou a escrever roteiros, contos, e atua como consultora de marcas que desejam deixar algum impacto positivo no planeta. Neste papo ela conta como tem sido viver a vida no meio da floresta, bem perto da natureza, perto da família e trabalhando remotamente.

In this episode I speak with Multidimensional Channel Maria Christina Vee!

In deze Team Scheire Special praten we met Maria-Christina en haar man Benny over hun oplossing voor de tenenloper Tijl en met Deepak over de co-creatie met jongeren over schermtijd. De opname gebeurde op discord. De code van de oplossingen staat op https://github.com/TeamScheire Deze podcast wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door azumuta.com.

Features selections from their 2013 live release “DISCONNECTED IN NEW YORK” incudes Set Me Free (Rosa Lee), Maria Christina, The Neighborhood, Don’t Worry Baby, La Venganza De Los Pelodos, Tin can Trust, Bertha, Chuco’s Cumbia, Malaque, and Mas Y Mas.

An update on Cuban restaurateur Kristy Socarras Bigelow and her mama Maria Christina from the season one episode Cuba Cuba Things. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chingonapodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChingonaPodcast Cuba Cuba: http://www.cubacubasandwicheria.com/ https://www.instagram.com/cubacubacafe/ Theme music written and performed by Raul Garza Jr. https://www.instagram.com/elguitarrista73/ Music for this episode: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/UP_Paolo_Pavan_Pasqualino_Ubaldini/UP/08_Felipe_vers_cubana http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Cuban_Cowboys/Live_at_WFMU_on_Transpacific_Sound_Paradise_1710/Cuban_Cowboys_-_09_-_Mauricio http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Cuban_Cowboys/Live_at_WFMU_on_Transpacific_Sound_Paradise_1710/Cuban_Cowboys_-_05_-_The_Devils_Dance http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Cuban_Cowboys/Live_at_WFMU_on_Transpacific_Sound_Paradise_1710/Cuban_Cowboys_-_07_-_Nobody_Told_Me http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Chris_Zabriskie/I_Am_a_Man_Who_Will_Fight_for_Your_Honor/I_Am_a_Man_Who_Will_Fight_for_Your_Honor

Maria Christina litt – ohne, dass sie es wusste – an Adenomyose und Endometriose. Herausgefunden hat man es spät. Doch sie wusste, dass etwas nicht stimmt, denn ihre Schwangerschaften wollten nicht "halten". Was kann man tun, um nach einer Fehlgeburt wieder Hoffnung zu finden? Wie geht man mit der Angst in der nächsten Schwangerschaft um? Maria und ich sprechen über: 1. Wer ist Maria Christina? (2:04) 2. Adenomyose & Endometriose: Maria’s Weg zur Schwangerschaft (4:53) 3. Was ist Adenomyose eigentlich? (11:15) 4. Wie gehen Männer/Partner mit Fehlgeburten um? (18:40) 5. Doula vs. Hebamme: Wie unterstützen sie schwangere Frauen? (22:49) 6. Emotionale Blockaden bei Endometriose & Adenomyose (27:53) 7. Wie wir besser mit dem Druck umgehen können, Kinder bekommen zu müssen (33:05) 8. Wie wir besser mit dem Druck umgehen können, Kinder bekommen zu müssen (33:05) 9. Wie ist Maria während ihrer Schwangerschaft mit ihrer Angst umgegangen? (37:58) ... und noch vieles mehr! __________________________________ Noch mehr wertvolle Infos & alle Links zum Podcast und darüber hinaus, findest Du auf meiner Website www.juliaschultz.net/80-podcast Natürlich findest Du mich auch auf Instagram: @juliaschultz.coaching

No episódio de hoje conversamos sobre o cuidado com plantas em casa, seja como artigo decorativos, para ter mais proximidade com a natureza e por seus benefícios para a saúde mental e física. As convidadas são a professora do curso de Arquitetura e Urbanismo da Unifor, Maria Christina e a estudante Inaê Maciel. E a mediação ficou por conta da Brunna Veloso, Karol Vale e Viviane Ferreira. Aperta o play e confere esse papo super leve e com várias dicas.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Maria Christina era uma enfermeira séria e responsável para cuidar da esposa Eliane e de cada paciente. Apaixonou-se pelo Flamengo enfrentando as dificuldades da arquibancada geral do velho Maracanã e se encantando pelo time de Zico, Junior e Cia. No primeiro título brasileiro do clube, em 1980, ela estava atrás do gol de Nunes. O hexa, em 2019, viu do sofá de casa, com o mesmo fanatismo de sempre. A Covid-19 levou um exemplo de torcedora que faz um clube como o Flamengo ser o que é. Maria Christina Rey Silva não é um número.

Série de mensagens: Família Texto base: 2 Reis 4. 8-37

Ted Schubel talks with Maria Christina Schultz about choosing the best puppy for the holidays.

Diógenes Dantas entrevista Maria Christina, oceanógrafa da UFRN by Nominuto.com

Gustav III utlyste ett pris för den som kunde förbättra artilleriets kruthantering. Den bästa lösningen kom från två kvinnor – men kvinnor förväntades inte uppfinna militär teknik, och Maria Christina Bruhn skulle få kämpa för priset i 13 år.

Christina is a non-tech savvy factory worker who got her first client 2 months after enrolling in the VA Bootcamp. She isn’t even fluent in English but she aced her interview invitations! Watch the whole interview here and be inspired with Christina’s freelancing journey.

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Hello listeners! We are back with the 22nd episode of Charge! In store for you today, we have a conversation with Tom Reay, CTO of Flux. Flux provide digital receipts, right in your banking app. They're currently available with Costa, Pod and Eat with more partners announced with increasing regularity. Tom explains that Flux face a challenge: their product will be able to operate at full capacity once it is ubiquitous, so how do they get there? The merchants will be happy to meet consumers on a platform used widely, whilst the consumers want to take advantage of a scheme all of the merchants are using. As Tom will explain, the key is in the structure of open banking ... Find out more about Flux on their website: https://www.tryflux.com/ Find Charge on The DVELP website: dvelp.co.uk/ Twitter: twitter.com/DVELP_team Contact the Charge team at charge@dvelp.co.uk #ChargePodcast Announcement: this is host Maria Christina's last episode! She's moved on from DVELP and we all wish her the best of luck. You may have noticed that the upload schedule of Charge has been a little varied of late: that's because we're going through a busy period with fewer available hands. We're working hard to make sure everything runs smoothly and to assist with that, we've decided to make Charge a monthly occurrence. We welcome any feedback you may have on this decision, as well as anything else related to Charge. Catch you next month!

Charge is back! This week we have an interview with girl boss Anisah Osman Britton of 23 Code Street, a coding school for women with a 1-for-1 programme in Mumbai. Anisah chatted to Louisa and Maria Christina about the challenges facing women in the tech industry and how 23 Code Street is helping them get ahead. In the second half of the interview, we spoke about sustainable social enterprise in her reciprocal programme working with NGOs based in Mumbai, India. Every time a student pays for their 23 Code Street course in London, they also pay for a disadvantaged woman in Mumbai to learn digital skills too. Thank you to our listeners for bearing with us whilst Charge was on a small break. Things have been full on at DVELP and your Charge team are happy to be back in the studio this week. Subscribe to make sure you don't miss future episodes! Check out 23 Code Street at their website: http://www.23codestreet.com/ Find Charge on: The DVELP website: dvelp.co.uk/ Twitter: twitter.com/DVELP_team Contact the Charge team at charge@dvelp.co.uk

Today’s episode is all about opening yourself up to healing. Here to guide us is Maria Christina Gabriel, a New York City-based Intuitive offering Mentoring Sessions, Readings, and Retreats. Christina's mission is to guide you to create a life infused with purpose. By honoring traditions and creating modern approaches, Christina's work is energetic and instinctive. She holds space by blending different modalities - healing touch, plant medicine, astrology and holistic health - allowing clients to access greater healing and fulfillment. Christina is the creator of the German self-study course Power of Ceremony which will also be available in the US in 2018. In this episode, she walks us through the process of discovering different rituals and ceremonies to heal various parts of your life. She believes that it is important to understand that we need different things every day, as every day is different. She also touches on the idea of rebirthing and discovering who you are and what you want to be, and not what other people want to be. Christina believes that lot of times we hold ourselves back because we are afraid of what people might say, or that it might not work out. When we allow ourselves to come out of that shell, we show people that they can create the space for themselves to do the same. She urges you to allow yourself to heal and explains how there are different rituals and ceremonies you can use to heal various parts of your life. Allow the energy to be there and let go. Stop trying to make things a certain way, and allow energy to heal you so you can come home to yourself.   More Radical Lessons in this Episode: You don’t have to live up to the version of you that your parents created you to be. Ask yourself these questions: What is my spirit craving in this moment? How can I serve myself and care for myself in this moment? Take this moment to breathe, to come back to your body, to connect with yourself again. Children have a connection with the world, but when you grow up you may lose that. We often try to be “normal” and we lose the creativity and the connection to the world that we once had. We carry the medicine to every problem that comes into our lives We don’t always need a “why” in order to meditate. You can just sit there and be with yourself and just be. It is not about being so brave that fear can not touch you, it’s about learning what you need to take that next step. Use your energy towards something you want, not just about something you don’t want. There is light mixed with darkness, there is balance in every situation. Your body is your home and it is all that you have. There is so much that we need to detach and actually come home. You have to focus on the inside to heal yourself. You can’t focus on the outside or look to the shiny products to help you, you have to look within to find the source that speaks to you in that moment.   Maria Christina’s website: http://mariachristinagabriel.com/  

It may be cold and snowy here in London but the #ChargePodcast team are cosied up in the podcast studio! Keeping warm with us this week is Peter Myatt, CEO and Founder of Bean. Bean finds, tracks and manages your bills and subscriptions. The average Bean user saves over £672 per year! Bean is using tech for good to help UK consumers identify and cancel unused services and find the best deal for the ones they do. In this episode of Charge, hosts Louisa and Maria Christina wanted to know about Bean's market and the state of subscription spending today, the tech behind Bean's spending analysis and how they plug into banking data. Stay warm and tune in! Check out Bean here: https://usebean.com/ Check out DVELP here: https://dvelp.co.uk/ Tweet about this episode with #ChargePodcast We're on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/DVELP_team Catch you in a fortnight, and we hope you enjoy the snow as much as we did: https://twitter.com/DVELP_team/status/968814377171390464

In the Rise studio with Louisa and Maria Christina this week is Hessie Coleman, Head of People Operations at Starling Bank. Starling is a challenger bank whose mission is to bring clarity and control to banking customers. We invited Hessie in to talk about graduate career opportunities in fintech startups, a topic close to our own hearts. We looked at the ups and downs of early stage careers in an early stage bank, and discussed ways in which startups can attract the best talent. The topic of hiring tipped us over into culture, the concept of ‘culture add’ instead of ‘culture fit’ and how a startup can scale culture. Did you notice that crisper sound quality? We have Barclays Rise to thank. They invited us to use their own recording studio in Old Street and we are immensely grateful! You can check them out here: https://goo.gl/qUxVqh Applications for the **Starling Bank Summer Internship 2018** have just opened! If you or any of your friends or family want to learn more, follow this link: https://goo.gl/Jt8nxa

This portrait was on display at Dixon Place. It is part of Necessary Exposure’s 3rd installation which explores what it means to be writing for the theater as a woman at this moment in history. Click below to listen to an excerpt of Chiori’s play I Came to Look for You on Tuesday read by Maria-Christina […]

Today we are joined by psychic medium named Maria Christina who shares her experience of alien abduction by the Greys. Hosted by President Zen-1. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackhelicopternews/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackhelicopternews/support

Macbeth  Act 1, Scene 7 Macbeth  July 20, 2016     Something wicked this way comes!  Maria-Christina Oliveras and Nance Williamson are two-thirds of a three woman Macbeth playing at the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival.  They explore how Macbeth's "vaulting ambition" resonates today, the challenges of doing a three woman play and how the weather changes everything! Click here to follow along with the speech. Click here for the First Folio Version. Click here for a scanned version.

Vocalist and composer Maria Christina's debut album is The Timeless In You (Cracked AnEgg Records, 2013). In this interview, Maria Christina talks about taking risks; the Berlin jazz scene; allowing space in her writing for improvisation; and her time studying with Theo Bleckmann in New York. Learn more at maria-christina.com. You can support The Jazz Session by purchasing this album in the TJS Store.

Vocalist and composer Maria Christina's debut album is The Timeless In You (Cracked AnEgg Records, 2013). In this interview, Maria Christina talks about taking risks; the Berlin jazz scene; allowing space in her writing for improvisation; and her time studying with Theo Bleckmann in New York. Learn more at maria-christina.com. You can support The Jazz Session by purchasing this album in the TJS Store.

Vocalist and composer Maria Christina’s debut album is The Timeless In You (Cracked AnEgg Records,...