Podcasts about marquesa

En este episodio nos adentramos en lo más profundo del bosque, donde la naturaleza no es lo único que habita. Esta vez exploramos historias paranormales vividas por guardabosques en distintas regiones de México, quienes, más allá de cuidar la flora y la fauna, han tenido encuentros que desafían toda lógica.Desde los bosques de La Marquesa, donde una figura femenina envuelta en llanto se aparece entre los árboles, hasta un caso al norte del país donde un guardabosques intentó ayudar a alguien en aparente peligro... solo para descubrir que nunca hubo nadie ahí. Cerramos con un relato inquietante en una granja de truchas en pleno Ajusco, donde un encuentro cercano del tercer tipo transformó una noche común en algo digno de otro planeta.Entre niebla, relatos escalofriantes y preguntas sin respuesta, hablamos de ese lado oscuro del trabajo en la naturaleza, donde a veces lo más peligroso no son los animales salvajes, sino lo que no debería estar ahí.Si te gusta este podcast y deseas apoyarnos a mejorar nuestro equipo o invitarnos unos tacos puedes apoyarnos en

Pepe Rubio nos lleva a descubrir la vida de María Mestayer de Echagüe, más conocida como la Marquesa de Parabere. Desde su Bilbao natal hasta la alta cocina del París de Escoffier, Parabere fue pionera en la divulgación gastronómica en España, autora de numerosos recetarios y empresaria valiente al abrir un restaurante de lujo en plena Guerra Civil. Han colaborado en este podcast José Antonio Echagüe, nieto de María ; Andrea Cabrera Ñalinsky y Aldo García, autores de la novela 'Parabere'; María Jesús Cava, historiadora y experta en urbanismo de Bilbao y los periodistas del 'Hoy por Hoy' Pascual Donate y Alejandra Röhr.

El 12 de septiembre de 2008, en un paraje oculto de La Marquesa, fueron hallados los cuerpos de 24 hombres. A primera vista, todo indicaba una obra entre cárteles. Pero pronto surgiría una verdad aterradora: esas 24 personas no eran sicari0s, sino albañiles inocentes que fueron eliminados por error. Su único “delito” fue estar en el lugar y momento equivocados. A pesar de los intentos por vincularlos al crimen organizado, los testimonios de familiares y hasta de los propios criminales desmintieron la versión oficial. Uno de los verdugos, “La Mano con Ojos”, confesó. ¿Quién dio la orden de eliminar a 24 inocentes? ¿Por qué se intentó encubrir la verdad? Y sobre todo: ¿por qué nadie ha pagado por este hecho? Distribuido por Genuina Media

En este episodio conoceremos los "Vengadores Mexicanos", exploraremos cinco historias de justicia imparable. El Vengador de la Marquesa y El Vengador de Naucalpan se convierten en sombras que persiguen a los culpables, llevando su búsqueda de justicia a nuevas alturas. Yolanda, una mujer valiente, enfrenta la captura de la madre de un hombre poderoso con una fuerza inesperada. Doña Carlota desafía todo para hacer justicia, y Don Alejo, el temido John Wick mexicano, deja una estela de miedo en aquellos que desafían su justicia. Cada uno de ellos, una leyenda en el mundo oscuro del crimen. Sin piedad, se convierten en figuras que alteran el curso de un país marcado por las injusticias. Sus historias siguen resonando, como advertencias para aquellos que cruzan la línea.

Hoy hemos hablado con Paco Martínez, que trabaja en el IES Poeta Sánchez Bautista de Llano de Brujas (Murcia) donde coordina la biblioteca, saca adelante seis clubes de lectura, realiza lecturas dramatizadas, lleva a cabo un taller de escritura y promueve lecturas que los propios estudiantes recomiendan a sus compañeros.Antes de esta charla, Fuensanta Marín nos ha recomendado un par de novedades: "Parabere", de Andrea Cabrera Kñallinsky y Aldo García Arias, una novela sobre la vida de María Mestayer de Echagüe, también conocida por su seudónimo «Marquesa de Parabere». "El Filatelista" (Alfaguara Negra), de Nicolas Feuz, es la segunda novedad de la que nos hacemos eco hoy.En cuanto a las recomendaciones para adultos, Fuensanta empieza con el clásico de la ciencia ficción "¿Sueñan los androides con ovejas eléctricas?", para seguir con "Expiación" y el cómic "La distinción".para los más jóvenes también ha habido recomendaciones, entre las que destacamos "El gran Iván: ¡Un detective de primera!" y, sobre todo "La rebelión de la lectura" una obra que encierra una hermosa y poderosa idea.

Inicia programa "Sí al Desarme, Sí a la Paz" en la Basílica de Guadalupe EU ofrece recompensa por detención de Nicolás Maduro Más información en nuestro podcast

Neste episódio contamos a história de Domitila de Castro, amante de D. Pedro, mulher forte e inteligente, que mexeu com a história do Império. Venha com a gente saber mais sobre Titília. Patrocinador: drinko

In Round 2 of our unique pairing experience with the Gurkha Marquesa we have the Parejo (Round) version with the Traverse City Cherry Old Fashioned, Cedar Ridge Quintessential American Single Malt Untitled Cigar Malt Project, and the Copper and Cask Armagnac Finish. While we were hesitant in trying this experiment because they all might be the same...we were shocked at the differences! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/perfectpairingpodcast/support

In Round 1 of our unique pairing experience with the Gurkha Marquesa we have the Prensado (Box Pressed) version with the Traverse City Cherry Old Fashioned, Cedar Ridge Quintessential American Single Malt Untitled Cigar Malt Project, and the Copper and Cask Armagnac Finish. Let's just say we had some of the highest pairings to date! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/perfectpairingpodcast/support

Comuneros bloquean la carretera México-Toluca a la altura de La MarquesaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pide Batres a la ciudadanía no tirar basura en las calles Hay Alerta Amarilla por lluvias en la CDMXCiclón Gaemi golpea FilipinasMás información en nuestro podcast

Cerramos la temporada con el sexto programa dedicado a las mejores voces españolas y, en algún caso, hispanoamericanas de los últimos veinticinco años. Final por el momento de un repaso en ningún caso exhaustivo. Hoy desfilan por nuestro teatro imaginario los tenores Javier Camarena (La cenerentola de Rossini), Rolando Villazón (La Arlesiana de Cilea), Juan Diego Flórez (La bella Helena de Offenbach), José Antonio Sola (La hija del regimiento de Donizetti), Guillermo Orozco (La del Soto del Parral de Soutullo y Vert) y Antonio Ordóñez (Curro Vargas de Chapí). Mariola Cantarero y la mezzo Lola Casariego cantan el dúo de la Doña Pepita y la Marquesa de Luzán de Pan y toros de Barbieri. Y el tenor Ricardo Jiménez y el barítono Antonio Lagar nos obsequian con otro dúo: el de Marina de Arrieta Se, se fue la Ingrata.Escuchar audio

Aristócrata francesa, la Marquesa du Châtelet fue una brillante mente de la Ilustración que desafió las expectativas de su tiempo. A pesar de las restricciones de género, dominó las matemáticas y la física, tradujo y enriqueció el “Principia de Newton”, y luchó por los derechos intelectuales de las mujeres. Su legado científico y filosófico perdura, aunque su relación con Voltaire a menudo eclipse su propia genialidad y contribución a la ciencia moderna. Y descubre más historias curiosas en el canal National Geographic y en Disney +.

María Gabriela Palafox y Portocarrero fue perseguida por la Inquisición por defender las ideas jansenistas heredadas de su madre; acusada y encarcelada en 1821 por conspirar contra el régimen constitucional. Los detalles, de la mano de Pedro Rújula, Investigador del IPH en historia contemporánea.

Montehermoso cumple 500 años. Sí, el palacio de la colina, el que está encaramado en lo alto-alto de la ciudad, cumple 5 siglos. Fue el matrimonio formado por Hortuño Ibañez de Aguirre y María de Esquivel y Arratia quienes lo impulsaron y durante este tiempo ha acogido a personas ilustres, quizá la más conocida es la historia de la Marquesa de Monterhermoso y la compra del edificio por parte de José I, y ha tenido diferentes usos; el último, por cierto, episcopal. Lo cierto es que de lo que se construyó a lo que hoy vemos, la cosa ha cambiado mucho.

Emisión del lunes 11 de marzo de 2024 "Deja que tus oídos te abran los ojos." #RuizHealyTimes #AbriendoLaConversación www.ruizhealytimes.com www.radioformula.mx

En el episodio del 11/03/24 hablamos de: Marquesa Cayetana intenta dar lecciones a AMLO | Xóchitl proponen cerrar refinerías | Candidatos van con el episcopado | Gobernador justifica a candidato de morena acusado de abuso.

En entrevista con Pamela Cerdeira, para MVS Noticias, Daniel Balderas Jiménez, organizador del Festival Mundo Medieval en La Marquesa, Estado de México, acompañado de Lourdes Ortiz Monroy y Miguel Ángel Maya Salcedo, ambos actores.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

En entrevista con Pamela Cerdeira, para MVS Noticias, prestadora de servicios en La Marquesa que se mantuvo en el anonimato, habló de los comerciantes de esta zona que se deslindan de las agresiones a jóvenes que se difundieron en redes sociales.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

José Medina Mora Icaza fue electo por un año más como presidente de la Confederación Patronal de la República Mexican En Texas, EU, se suspendió de manera temporal la sentencia que permitiría a Kate Cox, de 31 años, realizarse un aborto Más información en nuestro podcast

Nesta coluna, o professor Milton Teixeira fala sobre a morte da senhora Domitila de Castro Canto e Mello, Marquesa de Santos, ex-amante de Dom Pedro I. Ela foi enterrada no cemitério da Consolação, em São Paulo.

Harvey Brownstone conducts an in-depth interview with Charles Busch, Award-Winning Playwright and Drag Performer, Author, “Leading Lady: A Memoir of a Most Unusual Boy”About Harvey's guest:Today's guest, Charles Busch, occupies a unique and highly acclaimed place in the world of entertainment.   He's a playwright, actor, director, novelist, cabaret performer and drag legend, whose characters evoke the great cinematic actresses of the golden age of Hollywood.   As a young man, his ambition was to have his own theatrical troupe, and write camp, movie-inspired comedies in which he could play the leading lady in drag.  and that he did.   He's written and starred in over 25 plays including “The Divine Sister”, “The Lady in Question”, “Red Scare on Sunset”, “The Tribute Artist”, “The Confession of Lily Dare”, and one of my all time favourites, “Pardon my Inquisition or Kiss the Blood Off my Castanets”, starring our guest in the dual roles of the tempestuous spitfire prostitute Maria Garbanzo and her look-alike, the tragic noblewoman the Marquesa del Drago.  And I can't resist mentioning his hilariously camp and heartwarming classic Christmas show, “Times Square Angel”, which has been performed annually for over 30 years.    But there can be no question that in the world of theatre, our guest is best known for 2 of his hit plays: “Vampire Lesbians of Sodom”, which is one of the longest running plays in the history of Off-Broadway; and his smash long-running Broadway hit, “The Tale of the Allergist's Wife”, which earned a Tony Award nomination for Best Play, and won our guest the Outer Circle Critics' Award for playwrighting.    He also wrote and starred in the film versions of his plays, “Psycho Beach Party” and “Die Mommie Die”, which won him the Best Performance Award at the Sundance Film Festival.  He also directed the film, “A Very Serious Person” starring Polly Bergen, which won an honorable mention at the Tribeca Film Festival.   On television, for two seasons, he appeared as “Nat Ginzburg” on the highly acclaimed HBO series “OZ”.   He's a well-respected expert in film and theatre history, and he's appeared as a guest programmer and in numerous documentaries for Turner Classic Movies, and he's lectured and conducted master classes at many colleges and universities throughout America.   He's a 2-time MAC award winner, and in 2003, he received a special Drama Desk Award for career achievement as both performer and playwright.  He also received the Flora Roberts Award for Sustained Achievement in the Theatre by the Dramatists' Guild.   He is also the subject of the acclaimed documentary film “The Lady in Question is Charles Busch”.  And his CD, “Charles Busch Live at Feinstein's 54 Below”, is one of the best cabaret albums out there - an absolute joy from beginning to end.     As an author, he wrote an auto-biographical novel in 1995 entitled, “Whores of Lost Atlantis”.   And now, finally, he's released his captivating, witty, insightful and poignant memoir entitled, “Leading Lady: A Memoir of a Most Unusual Boy”, in which he recounts a life as a trailblazer, lived with authenticity and purpose. For more interviews and podcasts go to: https://www.harveybrownstoneinterviews.com/ To see more about Charles Busch, go to:https://www.charlesbusch.com/https://www.facebook.com/charlesbusch.page https://www.instagram.com/chasbusch/  #CharlesBusch   #harveybrownstoneinterviews

Declaran paro laboral en MP de Guerrero Rescatan a 129 migrantes egipcios en Veracruz Corea del Norte reabre fronteras a connacionales

Segob revela conexión de policías con grupos criminales en el caso Ayotzinapa Cineteca Nacional reabre este 16 de agosto Trasladan a cárcel de máxima seguridad al líder del grupo criminal "Los Choneros" en Ecuador

-Vinculado a proceso a hombre por matar a perro en Zapopan-Incendio en edificio deja tres muertos en Francia-Papa expresa su dolor por migrantes muertos en el Mediterráneo-Más información en nuestro podcast

-Comienza el Gran Remate de Libros en CDMX-Jalisco confirma explosión en Tlajomulco-ONU confirma 11 muertos por choques entre facciones palestinas-Más información en nuestro podcast

A peculiar herdeira açoriana morreu há 27 anos.

What was that? You want to read another Stephen Bly book with us? Well today is your lucky day, because this episode we are talking about The Marquesa written by the one and only Stephen Bly. This book was so fun and sparked some good discussion. Have a listen and enjoy!

Era el 19 de mayo de 2008 cuando la familia de denuncio en la Guardia Civil la desaparición de Hugo Sáez, siendo esta tratada por los agentes de muy preocupante desde el principio. La familia temía que alguien podría haberlo asesinado. El 24 de mayo se encontró el cuerpo de un hombre de 27 años cuyo cadáver apareció este sábado por la tarde en el fondo de la desembocadura del río Júcar, junto al azud de la Marquesa, que separa los municipios valencianos de Sueca y Fortaleny. Se trataba de Hugo Saez y su cuerpo presentaba numerosas puñaladas. Los mayores temores de sus familiares se habian cumplido. La Guardia Civil de Valencia comenzaría la investigación para aclarar la muerte de este joven que cuyo cuerpo había aparecido encadenado a una bombona de butano y que lo único que se sabía era que desapareció el lunes 19, y seis días más tarde hallaron su cuerpo sin vida. Los agentes no tardarían mucho mas tiempo y el sábado siguiente, el 31 de mayo, se hizo público que el día anterior, Viernes, la Guardia Civil había detenido a dos personas como supuestos autores del asesinato. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

In this episode, Mark Baratto sits down with Carol Wightman, one of the owners of the famed Marquesa Hotel to discuss, what it takes to run a successful hotel, some famed guests that have stayed at the hotel, and what the "hotel life" in Key West really looks like. Be on the listen for Carol's favorite places to dine (besides Cafe Marquesa), and some of her other local favorites. More on The Hotel Marquesa The Key West Hotel Marquesa and Café Marquesa are the finest small Key West hotel and restaurant on our island. Set in the center of the historic district of Old Town Key West, the Marquesa compound is set around a lush interior garden and sparkling swimming pools. Time slows down at the Marquesa where a quiet retreat awaits those looking for luxury, privacy, excellent food and service. Hotel Website: http://marquesa.com Cafe Marquesa: http://marquesa.com/cafe-marquesa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marquesahotel Facebook: https://facebook.com/marquesa

Bruxaria no mundo: toda quinta-feira nossa Bruxa Talissa Assato fala sobre viagens mágicas, que mudam a nossa vida! Vamos continuar nossa viagem a São Paulo? Nesse vídeo a Bruxa Talissa Assato te conta sobre o SOLAR DA MARQUESA DE SANTOS, Quer agendar uma consulta de tarot com a Bruxa Evani, ou a sua equipe? Ligue para (11) 94034-3160 SIGA A BRUXA EVANI NAS REDES SOCIAIS: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bruxaevani Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bruxaevaniof... #turismo #bruxa #bruxaevani #magia #viagens #sãopaulo

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and developments from around the racing world. They continue to reflect on aspects of Cheltenham last week, while taking stock of some notable developments and upcoming races from around the world. On today's show, Caldwell rep Joey Logan brings us the latest on Mighty Potter, the ride he received and more. Also, ex-jockey and trainer Thierry Doumen tells the sad tale of the fate that befell Galopin Des Champs's sire, Timos, whom he raced for the Marquesa de Moratalla. Katie Walsh reflects on Any Second Now's performance at Navan and looks ahead to tonight's Goffs Breeze-Up sale in Dubai, while Coolmore's Tom Magnier explains the significance of Shinzo's win under Ryan Moore in the Golden Slipper. 1ST Racing CEO Aidan Butler outlines the new Royal Palm series, giving US horses an automatic entry to Royal Ascot, while Con O'Keefe - who stands Impaire et Passe's sire Diamond Boy - is this week's Weatherbys Bloodstock Guest.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and developments from around the racing world. They continue to reflect on aspects of Cheltenham last week, while taking stock of some notable developments and upcoming races from around the world. On today's show, Caldwell rep Joey Logan brings us the latest on Mighty Potter, the ride he received and more. Also, ex-jockey and trainer Thierry Doumen tells the sad tale of the fate that befell Galopin Des Champs's sire, Timos, whom he raced for the Marquesa de Moratalla. Katie Walsh reflects on Any Second Now's performance at Navan and looks ahead to tonight's Goffs Breeze-Up sale in Dubai, while Coolmore's Tom Magnier explains the significance of Shinzo's win under Ryan Moore in the Golden Slipper. 1ST Racing CEO Aidan Butler outlines the new Royal Palm series, giving US horses an automatic entry to Royal Ascot, while Con O'Keefe - who stands Impaire et Passe's sire Diamond Boy - is this week's Weatherbys Bloodstock Guest.

Hoy en el podcast de #ElFilip platicaremos de la historia de #AnaTorroja y su familia #Aristrocata y como rechazó formar parte de este reconocimiento, haremos un recorrido por sus inicios en #Mecano y su carrera como solista.

Hay un rostro que esta semana no deja de aparecer en las revistas, la televisión y hasta los periódicos. El de Tamara Falcó, famosa de cuna. Ahora a sus 40 años es Marquesa de Griñón y estrella de realities, pero lo único que ha cambiado es que ha tomado de su madre, Isabel Preysler, las riendas del negocio familiar: contar su vida. Lo próximo que pretendía rentabilizar era su boda. Pero que se hicieran públicas las infidelidades de su prometido ha hecho que todos los medios, tradicionales y modernos, se lanzaran a apuntarle con los focos. Una exposición que ella sigue monetizando y aprovechando para lanzar mensajes ultraconservadores con su voz infantil y su naturalidad pretendida que sorprendentemente enganchan a todos los espectadores. Hablamos de Tamara Falcó con Carlos Córdoba, Luz Sánchez-Mellado y Martín Bianchi.   Créditos: Episodio realizado por Bárbara Ayuso  y José Juan Morales Presenta Íñigo Domínguez Dirección de Silvia Cruz Lapeña Edición de Ana Ribera Diseño de sonido de Nicolás Tsabertidis Sintonía de Jorge Magaz

Neste episódio, Milton Teixeira relembra que o dia 29 de agosto foi muito importante para D. Pedro I.

Lieutenant David Haynes, a police officer who works on the North Side of the city, makes his weekly visit to the WGN Radio studios and the Bob Sirott Morning Show. Lt. Haynes, who co-authored “The Beat Cop's Guide to Chicago Eats,” reviews Lucy’s. Located at 4570 N. Broadway St. in Chicago’s Uptown. They are known for […]

En la carretera México-Toluca, llegando a la altura de la Marquesa, ya se pueden ver espectaculares de los precandidatos de distintos partidos políticos, para la gubernatura del Estado de México

Welcome to Episode 71 of The Burning Bush Podcast, where we share the message of the Bible while enjoying a good cigar. This week we continue reading through Dr. Justin Bass' book, “The Bedrock of Christianity: The Unalterable Facts of Jesus' Death and Resurrection”, and I'm smoking the Gurkha Marquesa Toro 6x54.Dr. Justin Bass' website: https://justinwbass.comGurkha Marquesa Toro 6x54: https://gurkhacigars.com/product/marquesa/Listen and subscribe at: www.theburningbushpodcast.com YouTube: https://bit.ly/3enwuCiRumble: https://rumble.com/user/SteveMcHenryEmail: steve@theburningbushpodcast.com#TheBurningBush #Podcast #Scripture #Theology #Jesus #Bible #Christian #GroundworksMinistries #Cigars #BOTL #SOTL #HolySmokes #TreatsNTruth #JustinBass #GurkhaSUPPORT THE SHOW & OUR PARTNERSCash App - http://cash.app/$StevenJMcHenryVenmo - https://www.venmo.com/u/Steve-McHenry-3Paypal - http://paypal.me/SteveMcHenryTreats-N-Truth Ministry Helping those in need through the love & grace of God.Groundworks Ministries Promoting the "chapter-a-day" reading of God's Word.The Burning Bush Merchandise Store Get your Burning Bush Podcast swag here!Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Although much bigger, more well-known, and a bit fancier than the people I usually speak with, I wanted to make an exception and have the family who owns Marchesi di Barolo on the show so they could explain how the modern style of Barolo was created by the winery. It's much more buttoned up, and less of the normal conversation style I usually do, but it's an essential bit of history that will help fill-in some gaps about Barolo! Marchesi di Barolo in Barolo, photo from Marchesi di Barolo's Facebook page There are a lot of historic wineries and a lot of people in wine claim to have been the first to create a wine or a technique. But this week, the Cantina that invented Barolo as we know it today - Marchesi di Barolo joins. In the mid- to late- 1800s the Marchesi di Barolo focused on the production of dry, ageworthy, complex Nebbiolo was created from a wine that Thomas Jeffereson described as: “As silky as Madeira, as astringent as Bordeaux and as brisk as Champagne”   Thankfully for those of us who love Barolo, the Marchesi had a different style in mind and created the wine as we know it today.   The current owners, the Abbona family, purchased Marchesi di Barolo and today the 6th generation is taking over the winery. Valentina Abbona joins the show to talk about the history of Barolo as a wine, and her family's long history in owning this storied place and making bottles that remain top examples of the wine created here.   Here are the notes: Valentina tells us about what it was like in Barolo in the late 1700s and early 1800s from a wine and lifestyle perspective – the polyculture that existed, and the simple, country lifestyle people led.   Marchese Carlo Tancredi Falletti and his wife, Juliette, who was of French origin, figured out how to make Barolo a dry wine, consistently. Previously, as it sat in barrels that didn't have temperature control or were placed outdoors, the fermentation did not complete before the weather got cold. The yeast froze and sugar stayed in the wine. When the juice re-commenced fermentation, carbon dioxide stayed in the wine – thus why Thomas Jefferson compared it to Champagne. The Marquesa di Barolo - Giulia di Barolo, photo from the Wine Museum of Barolo   We learn about how the Marchesa Giulia (who changed her name from Juliette to the Italian version of the name), specifically, found interest in the Nebbiolo vine and how she realized her vision for what Nebbiolo could be/the wines it could make of dry wines (using her knowledge of French wines and connections to people who could help).   We discuss how the Marchesa used her contacts to the royal courts of Europe (Piedmont was under the Kingdom of Savoy of France at the time) to popularize the wine, even sending hundreds of barrels to the king in Torino to ensure he could drink the wine daily.   We then turn to Valentina's family, the Abbonas, who have been making esteemed wine in Barolo since the late-1800s as well. When the opportunity to buy the Marchesi di Barolo occurred in 1929, Pietro Abbona, his brother, and his sisters bought the winery and began making small improvements. Davide, Valentina, Ernesto, Anna Abbona, photo from Marchesi di Barolo's Facebook page We discuss the Abbona's tradition of making single vineyard wines since 1973 and a bit about their three properties -- Cannubi, Coste di Rose, and Sarmassa.   Valentina and I have a small debate about the MGA system, which smaller producers find challenging but that some bigger producers of the area, like Marchesi di Barolo, seem to like and find useful.   Valentina talks about some of the other properties the Marchesi di Barolo owns in its 430 acre (186 ha) all over the Langhe and how they manage the land.   After a brief conversation about how long Barolo can age (hint: forever!) we discuss climate change and the future of Barolo and Nebbiolo in light of the challenges the future may bring. The MGA Barolos of the Marchesi di Barolo   If you are looking for an historic visit in Barolo, you can book a tour and tasting https://marchesibarolo.com ! ____________________________________________________  Wine Spies uncovers incredible wines at unreal prices - on big names or boutique brands from all over the world at up to 75% off! It's not a club and there's no obligation to buy. They have a build-a-case option, so you can mix and match wines while enjoying free shipping on every purchase. Visit www.winespies.com/normal you'll get $20 credit to use on your first order! Don't forget to go to the store page to see what wines I love with descriptions I have written.    If you think our podcast is worth the price of a bottle or two of wine a year, please become a member of Patreon... you'll get even more great content, live interactions and classes!  www.patreon.com/winefornormalpeople   To register for an AWESOME, LIVE WFNP class with Elizabeth go to: www.winefornormalpeople.com/classes    

Dando continuidade a comemoração do bicentenário nossa independência este ano, hoje vamos conhecer a biografia de Dom Pedro I. D. Pedro foi uma das figuras mais importantes da história brasileira e esteve envolvido em acontecimentos marcantes. E essa é nossa história de hoje. Se você gostou, deixe seu joinha, faça seu comentário. Conheça as outras histórias do canal e compartinhe com seus amigos. E se puder, apoie o canal no Catarse. catarse.me/loucosporbiografias Esse apoio é muito importante porque me ajuda á continuar com esse projeto trazendo sempre novas histórias para vocês. É por isso eu quero agradecer aos meus fieis apoiadores: Agradeço aos apoiadores: Gustavo Barcellos - Priscilla Figueiredo - Leandro Figueiredo – Vera Lúcia Gomes da Silva. Encontro vocês na próxima biografia do canal! Até Mais! (Tânia Barros). Fontes: - Livro: 100 Brasileiros que fizeram História - Livro: D.Pedro – A História não contada. - Brasil Escola - eBiografia --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/loucosporbiografias/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loucosporbiografias/support

Hablamos con la hija de la Marquesa de Llanzol, que fue amiga y clienta de Balenciaga, en el 50 aniversario de la muerte del diseñador que se ganó el cariño y la admiración entre alfileres.

Si México no reduce la migración, se retomará la inspección de tráileres en la frontera: Greg AbbottSamuel García busca decreto para que el uso de cubrebocas en espacios cerrados sea opcional Reforzaran seguridad en la Marquesa tras los recientes asaltos en la zona

Foi uma matemática e física francesa. Amante de Voltaire por 15 anos, Madame du Châtelet foi muito mais do que isso. Gabrielle-Émilie Le Tonnelier de Breteuil nasceu em 1706, em Paris. Brilhante desde a infância e filha de uma família nobre, Émilie teve aulas com excelentes professores mas, a partir de certa idade, interromperam seus estudos por ser mulher. Aos 12 anos, a jovem já falava seis línguas, e, autodidata, passou a estudar sozinha os dois assuntos que mais lhe interessavam: física e matemática. Aos 19 anos, Émilie se casou com o marquês du Châtelet, com quem teve três filhos. O matrimônio não interrompeu sua ativa vida social, nem impediu que Madame du Châtelet tivesse uma série de amantes. Seu caso mais longo, intenso e famoso foi com Voltaire, a quem Émilie salvou de uma série de problemas pessoais e políticos. Os amantes passaram a viver juntos (com o apoio do marido de Châtelet!), e é dito que o lar do casal tinha uma biblioteca com mais de 20 mil volumes: mais livros que bibliotecas da maioria das universidades da época. Juntos, Voltaire e Émilie tinham profundas discussões científicas e filosóficas. Foram os primeiros pensadores a valorizarem a obra de Isaac Newton, enquanto a maior parte da intelectualidade francesa privilegiava as ideias de Descartes. Émilie du Châtelet decidiu, então, traduzir a obra mais importante de Newton, “Principia”. Em 1749, a marquesa tinha 42 anos de idade e descobriu que estava grávida. Não era difícil prever que ela não sobreviveria à gestação: na época, a expectativa de vida na França não passava dos 30 anos. Émilie du Châtelet passou a trabalhar 18 horas por dia para concluir sua obra máxima: a edição francesa de “Principia”. De fato, seis dias depois de dar à luz, Émilie du Châtelet faleceu -- mas seu trabalho estava concluído. Além da tradução, a Marquesa du Châtelet deixou uma série de artigos científicos e tratados filosóficos como legado.

It is said that guests of guests never bring guests. But guests, in my house, are always welcome to bring guests. It is not the first tier of unknown guests who are the problem, it is the guests of guests that will be an issue. This is a real problem in the world of high-society entertaining. When people begin to hear about the fabulous party you are organizing, those who have not been invited will practically do anything to get invited or will leave town on a very last-minute cruise. While hosting small dinners is not an issue -most sane people are not going to crash a small dinner. But, when, like in the “old” days parties for 40 become the norm, people who are not invited, feel that you are the one that has made the mistake and show up. In this case, graciousness and charm always win and so, give them a drink, ask them to sit in the living room while dessert is served, or pull up a couple of chairs and let them join in. They know that you know and everybody else knows too. If you don't receive a huge bouquet of flowers the next day, strike them from your list forevermore. I am always thrilled to include friend's house guests and new significant others at my parties. If the table is not big enough, I add another table or switch the dinner to a buffet. As a point of good manners, always tell your host ahead of time so there is time to pivot and make everyone feel welcome. But I digress. Let's go back to the subject at hand. I do actually keep records of parties I give, whom I invite, the date, the reason (if any), and what I served. These notes become a reminder of the menus that were hugely successful and the ones that just didn't work. It also reminds me not to serve roast chicken to the same group again, and not to invite the same friends over and over. I don't keep a record of what I wore, which, frankly I think I should, or the wines I served because mostly they are often the same. It is fun to look back at past parties and reminisce. Some party journals have charts for sitting arrangement planning, notes on table decor, flowers, cost, etc… I haven't been able to find one in years, (I had one for each house; my old one was from Smythson) and for my Charleston house, I just use a plain gold notebook… Having a really bad memory, which I do, this notebook keeps me somewhat organized and keeps track of seasonal menus. I also jot down if anything extraordinary happened like firemen coming to the rescue or if I had to change the menu on the fly… My party journal also reminds me of friends that I haven't invited in a while. I never want to upset anyone or be unkind but sometimes people just fall off my radar for no reason at all (as I am sure I do from theirs…). It could be a series of un-meaningful issues or none at all. The point is that they are not on my mind and so, do not make the cut. When this happens, I reach out and invite them to something and start all over again. If friendship and camaraderie are there, it will flourish again. Another way to keep records of guests is a Signature Book. Often set on a table in the entranceway, it works as a collection of autographs and a fun way to look back at the visits of illustrious guests. At my family's cortijo outside Seville, my grandparent's book is still being used at home. The page photographed here is from 1928 when the queen of Spain and her daughters, the infantas, came to visit for lunch and a bullfight in our private bullring. My grandmother mentions the bad weather and that it was a party for 50 people. Edwina Mountbatten and the Marquesa de la Union (among others) had been guests the week before. Since then, my parents have hosted thousands of events and the signature book is a wonderful reminder of fantastic times and long-lasting friendships. I have always felt that when I am invited to someone's house it means much more than just being a frivolous acquaintance. And I feel the same. Once someone makes “the list” it means that I want them in my life and they become part of my rotation of guests. After all, parties are about having a good time with friends, no? A few months ago I chatted with a lady of consequence about guest lists and entertaining and she explained that she really didn't have time to have friends, all she wanted was to collect people to make her dinner parties interesting. Hummmm. I am glad I am not on her rotation! And with that tidbit of information, I leave you today. Yours truly,The Serial Hostess Check out archives and past posts like “How to Grovel in High-Society”, “The charm of Lunch” and many more. “Resources & Sources vol 2” comes out in the next couple of weeks with tons of information and lots of new ideas. Thank you! Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.

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Imagine if a relative foisted a coat-wearing monkey onto your household? It would be an absolute scene, but despite such an egregious start we just couldn't help but fall under the spell of the ruthlessly kind-hearted Sophy, or the buttoned up, yet sexy, Charles.  We also find time to admire the nap-loving Queen of eggs Marquesa de Villacanas, and the ever-urbane Lord Charlbury. While he may have picked the worst possible time to contract mumps, he took being shot with undeniable aplomb. Miss Wraxton on the other hand, does not escape criticism - but isn't she a real pleasure to dislike? And of course we talk about what may come next for the happy couple, and Sophy's briefly mentioned previous exploits - anyone heard of a missing manuscript telling us about the time she set a family in Belgium to rights? Because we want to read that! ‘Charlbury behaved with the greatest presence of mind imaginable - perfectly cool, and more than a match for such rascals!' ‘Oh Charlbury!' sighed Cecilia, overcome by the thought of such intrepid conduct.  His lordship, soothingly patting her shoulder, could not resist asking: ‘How many of the desperate ruffians did I vanquish, Sophy?' ‘That,' said Sophy, quelling him with a frown, ‘we shall never know!' Instagram: @georgetteheyerpodcast Twitter: @heyerpodcast

"La engañadora" llega con la orquesta América de Ninón Mondéjar, Miss Burbujas y la Marquesa de La Habana con el Conjunto Casino, Barbarito Diez y Antonio María Romeu nos recuerdan a Don Galaor, a Miguel Angel Quevedo, a Charles Seigle, y al Caballero de París, la francesita Rachel K regresa junto a Dominica Verges, el trío de Luisito Plá junto a la orquesta Almendra de Abelardito Valdés, el veterano Alberto Aroche le canta a Lola, Bobby Capó y Daniel Santos con la Sonora Matancera y el Casino le cantaron a la bailarina Patricia Schmidt, el trágico final de Chacumbele, entre acordes, gracias a Machito y sus Afrocubans. Nos vamos con el trío de Servando Díaz recordándonos el fatídico "madrugón" del 10 de marzo de 1952.