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4GLOBAL PLC (AIM:4GBL) CEO Eloy Mazon talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company's expanded agreement with Sport England. The updated contract deepens 4GLOBAL's role in delivering data-led insights to support increased sports participation across England, extending beyond facilities to include outdoor and informal activity spaces. Mazon explained that this new phase builds on a successful four-year partnership which helped boost participation by over 30%. “We like to think we play a very significant part in achieving those outcomes,” he said, referring to the impact of 4GLOBAL's data platform on investment decisions in grassroots sports. Now, Sport England is shifting focus to track physical activity beyond formal facilities, such as cycling paths and running tracks. 4GLOBAL's recently launched insight platform plays a key role by integrating multiple datasets to generate predictive insights. Mazon said, “This contract…places us at the centre of sport and physical activity in England.” He added that the broader ecosystem engagement—covering everything from local authorities to gym operators—offers not only data value for Sport England but commercial opportunities for 4GLOBAL. Mazon also highlighted the strategic value of this multi-year, multi-million-pound contract as part of the company's move toward recurring revenue and EBITDA growth. “The focus for us going forward is to really grow EBITDA, because that provides us with that free cash flow…to invest in growth,” he noted. For more CEO interviews and market updates, head to Proactive's YouTube channel. Don't forget to like this video, subscribe to the channel, and turn on notifications for the latest updates. #4GLOBAL #SportEngland #DataAnalytics #PhysicalActivity #GrassrootsSports #SportsInvestment #ARRGrowth #EBITDA #SmartData #ProactiveInvestors #UKSport

4GLOBAL PLC CEO Eloy Mazon talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company's strategic growth, focusing on its expansion into the North American market, following the release of a trading update for the year to end-March 2025. Mazon emphasised that 4GLOBAL is not focused on short-term gains but on building a high-quality, scalable business. He explained that breaking into North America—a challenging but lucrative market—has been a key transition, and the company has made strong progress. Revenue in the region grew by 145%, reaching £1.6 million by February. The company has also shifted its revenue model, increasing repeatable, high-margin contracts from 60% to 81% of total revenue. Mazon highlighted that this shift enhances long-term growth, revenue predictability, and business resilience. Meanwhile, 4GLOBAL has reduced its focus on lower-margin operations in the Middle East, with revenue there dropping from £2.5 million to £400,000. In the UK and Europe, revenue remains steady at £3.1 million, with strong potential for future growth. Mazon stressed that 4GLOBAL has now laid the groundwork for scalable expansion and is positioned for sustainable long-term success. For more exclusive interviews and insights, subscribe to Proactive's YouTube channel, hit the like button, and turn on notifications for updates. #4GLOBAL #Investment #StockMarket #BusinessGrowth #NorthAmerica #MarketExpansion #CEOInterview #TechStocks #InvestorNews #ProactiveInvestors

4GLOBAL PLC (AIM:4GBL) CEO Eloy Mazon talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company's continued expansion into North America and the launch of its new data intelligence platform, Insight.OS. Mazon explained that 4GLOBAL has built one of the world's largest sports participation datasets, helping businesses gain insights into customer behaviour, operations, and investments. With Insight.OS, 4GLOBAL enhances data accessibility for clients. The platform offers three key benefits: improved data processing, flexibility in data visualisation across platforms, and AI-readiness. “It takes us into an AI-ready world where people will be able to access our data to power these new AI agents,” Mazon said. Additionally, Mazon discussed 4GSportsPulse, an expansion targeting sports brands and retailers. The platform helps businesses understand customer footfall and tailor their offerings. The North American market is a key focus for 4GLOBAL, and Mazon emphasized the company's ongoing growth strategy. Looking ahead, 4GLOBAL will issue a trading update post-year-end on March 31st and remains focused on innovation, customer retention, and market expansion. For more insights from 4GLOBAL and other industry leaders, subscribe to Proactive's YouTube channel, give this video a like, and turn on notifications for updates! #4GLOBAL #SportsData #AI #DataAnalytics #InsightOS #Investment #BusinessGrowth #NorthAmerica #SportsTech #AIInnovation

El corsario digital con Ignasi, Carmen y rR Valencia

El corsario, Laura y Antonio hablan sobra la consulta linguüística en los institutos

El corsario digital y Carmen, Cristina y Julio, en la tertulia jurídica por excelencia de la radio española, hablan sobre el fiscal perseguido

El corsario, Rebeca, Laura, Ricardo y Pepe hablan sobre los nuevos indicios que apuntan a la Confecderación sobre el desastre de la DANA

M.M. 35 MEGILLAH MATZOH MAZON

El corsario digital Antonio y Marce despiden el año hablando del tasazo de las basuras

En el caso de las "violaciones de Mazon", la justicia francesa condena a Dominique Pelicot a la pena máxima: 20 años de reclusión criminal. Durante diez años, Dominique Pelicot, padre y abuelo modelo, violó a su mujer, Gisèle Pelicot, de 72 años, tras drogarla para dejarla inconsciente. También reclutaba a hombres a través de una plataforma en internet para que violaran a su esposa, mientras él los grababa. Llevaban casados 50 años y tenían tres hijos. Un caso judicial para la historia, que ha dado la vuelta al mundo y ha puesto sobre la mesa la cuestión del consentimiento y la sumisión química. "A veces, los hombres prostituyen a su pareja, pero él (Dominique Pelicot) ni siquiera pedía dinero, es una modalidad de violencia de género que nunca antes se había visto", explica Javiera Coussieu-Reyes, investigadora y estudiante de Doctorado en Historia Contemporánea y especialista en los relatos de incesto en Francia en la Escuela de Altos Estudios en Ciencias Sociales de París (EHESS). Para Coussieu-Reyes, el objetivo del marido era "someter a una insumisa" a la que dejaba inconsciente con potentes medicamentos, lo que se llama sumisión química, y su perfil psicológico, según sus investigaciones sobre el terreno con víctimas de incesto, corresponde con el de un "trastorno de personalidad narcisista (...) de tipo destructor, más como un sociópata", explica."En este caso", agrega, "desde la perspectiva de las ciencias sociales nos fijamos más en que una cultura, una sociedad, permite a hombres con este perfil psicológico, pasar al acto", afirma. ¿Cuál es el perfil de los violadores?Hay enfermeros, jubilados, periodistas, obreros. Este juicio, ha puesto de manifiesto el debate sobre el perfil del violador, que no corresponde sólo a un estereotipo; y también el tema del consentimiento. 51 hombres se han sentado en el banquillo de los acusados, aunque se sabe que fueron más de 70 los violadores, de todas las condiciones socioeconómicas de edades comprendidas entre los 26 y 73 años."Estos hombres no averiguan, no lo verifican, algunos cuentan que cuando ven que algo raro está pasando, paran y se van", dice. Durante el proceso, se han difundido vídeos que Dominique Pelicot grababa de las violaciones, en algunos incluso se escuchan los ronquidos de la víctima. Está completamente dormida, inconsciente. En Francia, la definición legal de violación incluye los conceptos de coacción, violencia, amenaza y sorpresa. Pero no menciona expresamente el consentimiento. Con el caso de Pelicot, el gobierno francés se ha mostrado a favor de incluirlo en la legislación. Nadie avisó a la policíaNinguno de los hombres que participaron en las violaciones, ni siquiera aquellos que al llegar y ver la situación, se fueron, alertaron a las autoridades. "Esto dice mucho del sexismo de una sociedad patriarcal como lo es todavía Francia", denuncia Javiera Coussieu-Reyes. El caso de las violaciones de Mazan ha sacudido a la sociedad francesa y ha acaparado titulares por todo el mundo. Unos 165 medios de comunicación, entre ellos 76 extranjeros, se acreditaron para este juicio.La fiscalía ha pedido le pena máxima para Dominique Pelicot, esto es 20 años de reclusión criminal. La justicia confirma la pena. Para los otros procesados, las condenas van de los tres a los 13 años de prisión. Ningún acusado ha sido absuelto.#EscalaenParís también está en redes socialesUn programa coordinado por Florencia Valdés, realizado por Souheil Khedir y Vanessa Loiseau. 

En el caso de las "violaciones de Mazon", la justicia francesa condena a Dominique Pelicot a la pena máxima: 20 años de reclusión criminal. Durante diez años, Dominique Pelicot, padre y abuelo modelo, violó a su mujer, Gisèle Pelicot, de 72 años, tras drogarla para dejarla inconsciente. También reclutaba a hombres a través de una plataforma en internet para que violaran a su esposa, mientras él los grababa. Llevaban casados 50 años y tenían tres hijos. Un caso judicial para la historia, que ha dado la vuelta al mundo y ha puesto sobre la mesa la cuestión del consentimiento y la sumisión química. "A veces, los hombres prostituyen a su pareja, pero él (Dominique Pelicot) ni siquiera pedía dinero, es una modalidad de violencia de género que nunca antes se había visto", explica Javiera Coussieu-Reyes, investigadora y estudiante de Doctorado en Historia Contemporánea y especialista en los relatos de incesto en Francia en la Escuela de Altos Estudios en Ciencias Sociales de París (EHESS). Para Coussieu-Reyes, el objetivo del marido era "someter a una insumisa" a la que dejaba inconsciente con potentes medicamentos, lo que se llama sumisión química, y su perfil psicológico, según sus investigaciones sobre el terreno con víctimas de incesto, corresponde con el de un "trastorno de personalidad narcisista (...) de tipo destructor, más como un sociópata", explica."En este caso", agrega, "desde la perspectiva de las ciencias sociales nos fijamos más en que una cultura, una sociedad, permite a hombres con este perfil psicológico, pasar al acto", afirma. ¿Cuál es el perfil de los violadores?Hay enfermeros, jubilados, periodistas, obreros. Este juicio, ha puesto de manifiesto el debate sobre el perfil del violador, que no corresponde sólo a un estereotipo; y también el tema del consentimiento. 51 hombres se han sentado en el banquillo de los acusados, aunque se sabe que fueron más de 70 los violadores, de todas las condiciones socioeconómicas de edades comprendidas entre los 26 y 73 años."Estos hombres no averiguan, no lo verifican, algunos cuentan que cuando ven que algo raro está pasando, paran y se van", dice. Durante el proceso, se han difundido vídeos que Dominique Pelicot grababa de las violaciones, en algunos incluso se escuchan los ronquidos de la víctima. Está completamente dormida, inconsciente. En Francia, la definición legal de violación incluye los conceptos de coacción, violencia, amenaza y sorpresa. Pero no menciona expresamente el consentimiento. Con el caso de Pelicot, el gobierno francés se ha mostrado a favor de incluirlo en la legislación. Nadie avisó a la policíaNinguno de los hombres que participaron en las violaciones, ni siquiera aquellos que al llegar y ver la situación, se fueron, alertaron a las autoridades. "Esto dice mucho del sexismo de una sociedad patriarcal como lo es todavía Francia", denuncia Javiera Coussieu-Reyes. El caso de las violaciones de Mazan ha sacudido a la sociedad francesa y ha acaparado titulares por todo el mundo. Unos 165 medios de comunicación, entre ellos 76 extranjeros, se acreditaron para este juicio.La fiscalía ha pedido le pena máxima para Dominique Pelicot, esto es 20 años de reclusión criminal. La justicia confirma la pena. Para los otros procesados, las condenas van de los tres a los 13 años de prisión. Ningún acusado ha sido absuelto.#EscalaenParís también está en redes socialesUn programa coordinado por Florencia Valdés, realizado por Souheil Khedir y Vanessa Loiseau. 

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4GLOBAL PLC (AIM:4GBL) CEO Eloy Mazon talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company's key achievements and plans for the future. Mazon highlighted strong growth in North America in the six months to 30 September, with a year-on-year increase of 160%, driven by effective partnerships and a focus on meeting market demands. He also emphasised ongoing profitability improvements through a shift toward high-margin offerings like Insight Solutions and the Insight Platform. Mazon discussed strategic international expansion, with 70-80% of the company's pipeline now in global markets. He also outlined opportunities in the North American fitness and health facilities sector, valued at over $100 billion annually, and 4GLOBAL's strategic collaborations with leading technology providers. AI and machine learning are playing a significant role in the company's operations, enhancing data processing efficiency by 60% and enabling advanced, personalized insights for customers. Despite challenges in the Middle East, the company remains committed to carefully selected opportunities in the region. “We're excited not only about our future performance but also about upcoming product launches,” Mazon said. Watch the full interview to learn more about 4GLOBAL PLC's vision and growth strategy. Visit Proactive's YouTube channel for more insightful videos, and don't forget to like, subscribe, and enable notifications for updates. #4GLOBAL #EloyMazon #BusinessGrowth #AIInnovation #NorthAmerica #InternationalExpansion #FitnessIndustry #DataInsights #ProactiveInterviews #ProactiveInvestors #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

Entrevistem a un tal Mazon, torna el foraster, concursos de cine i consells per pintar les cases de la gent adinerada. Jo de tu l'escoltaria.

En Espagne, deux semaines après des crues meurtrières qui ont fait plus de 224 morts, un homme cristallise les polémiques pour sa gestion de la crise : Carlos Mazon, le président de la région de Valence, épicentre de cette catastrophe naturelle. Il comparaissait ce vendredi 15 novembre devant le Parlement valencien. Carlos Mazon a présenté ses « excuses » et admis des « erreurs », mais il ne démissionnera pas. Auditionné pour sa mauvaise gestion de la catastrophe, le comportement du président de région suscite d'autant plus d'indignation que ce 29 octobre, jour où la tempête s'est abattue sur Valence, il était injoignable. La presse a révélé que Carlos Mazon s'était rendu à un déjeuner avec une journaliste, entre 14 h et 18 h, et qu'il était arrivé à 19 h 30, en retard de plus d'une heure à une réunion avec les secours. L'alerte n'a donc été lancée qu'à 20 h 11, alors que la crue était déjà en cours et que des villes comme Paiporta, épicentre des dégâts qui concentre un tiers des victimes, était déjà inondée.« Il a menti plusieurs fois sur son agenda, probablement — c'est ce que tout le monde pense — parce que cette journaliste est son amante », indique Guillermo Fernandez Vasquez, politologue à l'Université de Madrid. « Surtout, les gens n'ont pas été avertis et vivaient donc leur vie normalement. Ce qui explique pourquoi, quand ces terribles torrents d'eau ont afflué, de nombreuses personnes sont mortes dans la rue, dans les parkings, chez eux, partout. »Pourtant, l'agence nationale météorologique (AEMET) avait placé la région valencienne en vigilance rouge pour « risque très élevé », dès 7 h 30 du matin. Il aura fallu 12 h pour que les notifications massives sur les téléphones portables des habitants des zones à risque (système ES-Alert) soient envoyées. Une mesure de prévention qui aurait permis de sauver des vies. Lors de son intervention de 1 h 30 au Parlement régional ce vendredi 15 novembre, Carlos Mazon n'a pratiquement pas fait d'autocritique sur sa gestion, il ne s'est pas exprimé sur son rendez-vous avec la journaliste et a accusé la Confédération hydrographique de Jucar, un organisme national qui dépend du ministère de la Transition écologique, d'avoir fait un « black out d'information » dans ses communications avec l'administration locale. Le président régional de Valence réclame par ailleurs 31 milliards d'euros au gouvernement pour l'aide à la reconstruction. Près de 300 personnes s'étaient réunies pour demander sa démission. À lire aussiEspagne: le président de la région de Valence s'excuse mais ne démissionne pas après les inondationsLes conséquences d'une politique climatosceptique Outre cet épisode dramatique, le président de la région de Valence est surtout connu pour ses liens avec Vox, le parti d'extrême droite espagnole. Carlos Mazon est l'un des premiers représentants du Parti populaire, la droite traditionnelle espagnole, à avoir noué une alliance de gouvernement au niveau régional avec cette formation nationaliste farouchement climatosceptique. Un accord qui n'a pas été sans conséquence sur la gestion des crues autour de Valence. « L'une des premières choses que les deux partis ont signées dans l'accord, c'était d'en finir avec les mesures qui visaient justement à lutter contre le changement climatique », rappelle Maria Elisa Alonso Garcia, spécialiste des partis espagnols à l'Université de Lorraine. « Avant que Mazon ne soit élu à la tête de la région, il y avait une coalition entre les socialistes et les écologistes. En 2023, ils ont mis en place une unité d'urgence spéciale pour Valence qui cherchait à coordonner les services en cas de crise climatique, d'inondations et d'incendies, explique la chercheuse. Ils avaient même alloué un budget de 9 millions d'euros. Ils avaient trouvé les locaux, les experts, etc. Mais la première chose qu'a faite Mazon en arrivant au gouvernement avec Vox a été de démanteler ce système et de s'en vanter sur les réseaux sociaux, disant que ce projet était du gaspillage des deniers publics, qu'ils allaient utiliser l'argent pour d'autres choses. »Ces derniers jours, il a également été rendu public le fait qu'un quart des postes chargés de la protection civile et des interventions d'urgence au sein de l'administration de la région de Valence étaient vacants depuis un an et n'avaient pas été remplacés. Depuis la catastrophe, les débats ont pris une tournure très politiqueLa droite et la gauche espagnole s'écharpent sur qui — de la région ou de l'État — est le principal responsable. Carlos Mazon, appuyé par le Parti populaire, ne cesse de mettre la faute sur le gouvernement central, dirigé par un socialiste, Pedro Sanchez, qu'il accuse d'inaction. Or, l'Espagne est un pays décentralisé, très polarisé, où la gestion de crise est une prérogative avant tout régionale : il aurait fallu que Carlos Mazon déclenche le niveau d'alerte 3 pour obtenir de l'aide du gouvernement. Le président régional de Valence n'a pas signifié qu'il en avait besoin.De son côté, Pedro Sanchez, le chef du gouvernement n'a pas non plus déclaré l'état d'urgence qui aurait permis d'outrepasser l'autorité de la région. Le Premier ministre espagnol était probablement échaudé par son expérience pendant la pandémie de Covid, quand il était passé en force et avait imposé le confinement aux régions : énormément de tensions entre Madrid et les communautés autonomes avaient paralysé la vie politique pendant des mois. Derrière la tragédie valencienne, il y a donc des enjeux institutionnels et politiques, qui devraient servir de leçons dans les prochaines crises climatiques. 

On this episode the guys chat with Andrew Mazon from The Mazon Minute about the end of the Padres Season and the future of the franchise.

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Last Tuesday evening as thousands of people were commuting home from work and many others continued at their jobs in supermarkets, cinemas, factories, beauty shops and restaurants, unprecedented flash floods hit the Valencia region. That morning at 8am the Spanish Met office issued its highest warning level of maximum red, warning of extreme danger. But the right-wing regional government of Carlos Mazon failed to issue a civil protection alert to residents' mobile phones until 8.15 pm that evening (a full 12 hours later)- by which time the worst of the flooding had already hit. Serious questions are being raised about Mazon's disastrous emergency management as rescue operations continue amid mass destruction and death. The death toll currently stands at 207 but is likely to rise substantially in the coming days while it remains far from clear when any degree of normal life can return to the region. Today on Sobremesa podcast we talk about the tragic events this week along Spain's Eastern coast and the political failures and fallout from the floods.

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4GLOBAL PLC (AIM:4GBL) CEO Eloy Mazon discusses the company's expanded partnership with US Soccer with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion. Mazon noted that the contract builds on the existing relationship established last year and focuses on providing US Soccer with advanced data, technology, and strategic insights to enhance soccer facilities across the US. The discussion emphasised how the deal aligns with 4GLOBAL's international expansion strategy, especially as soccer grows in anticipation of the 2026 World Cup. Mazon shared that the project plays a significant role in helping US Soccer capitalise on the sport's expected growth, with soccer predicted to become the second biggest sport in the U.S. by participation by 2026. Mazon also highlighted how 4GLOBAL's expertise in delivering data insights supports its expansion into North America, pointing out the high demand for its services in both the US and Canada. While the financial details of the deal remain undisclosed, he emphasised the strategic importance of the relationship and the significant opportunities it presents for further growth. Be sure to watch the full interview for more insights into 4GLOBAL's plans and continued expansion. Visit Proactive's YouTube channel for more interviews like this one. Don't forget to give the video a like, subscribe to the channel, and turn on notifications for future content. #4GLOBAL #USSoccer #2026WorldCup #DataTechnology #SportsGrowth #InternationalExpansion #InvestorInsights #SoccerDevelopment#proactiveinvestors #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

Julio, Crisitna y Carmen debaten con el corsario digital acerca del presupuesto de Carlos Mazon

4GLOBAL PLC (AIM:4GBL) CEO Eloy Mazon discusses the company's full-year results and key takeaways for investors with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion. Mazon highlighted three major successes from the past financial year: international expansion, transitioning to an annual recurring revenue model, and exceeding market expectations in adjusted EBITDA. The company's international revenue grew by 30%, surpassing domestic revenue for the first time, with significant growth in the Americas. Mazon emphasised 4GLOBAL's focus on three core markets: North America, the Middle East, and Europe. He noted the strategic importance of the growing soccer market in the US and developing partnerships with gym operators. In the Middle East, 4GLOBAL supports the region's active nation strategy with its data-driven platform. In Europe, the company targets public sector clients, sporting agencies, and facility operators. Discussing customer growth, Mazon explained how 4GLOBAL aligns its offerings with the lifecycle of its customers, enhancing the value they derive from data insights. He also shared exciting news about the upcoming deployment of AI across their products to generate more specific, actionable insights. "Demand continues to be strong," Mazon stated, "We're already ahead in sales compared to this time last year." Looking forward, 4GLOBAL plans to focus on the North American market, product development, and increasing recurring revenue. For more insightful interviews with industry leaders, visit Proactive's YouTube channel. Don't forget to like this video, subscribe to our channel, and enable notifications for future updates. #4GLOBAL #RevenueGrowth #InternationalExpansion #EloyMazon #AnnualResults #AI #DataInsights #SoccerMarket #InvestorUpdate #ProactiveInvestors #ProactiveInvestors #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

Comenzamos un episodio atípico revisando como han quedado las clasificaciones del Campeonato de España de XCO en el que algunos corredores gallegos han obtenido grandes resultados, en especial Lorena Patiño y Manuel Bugallo. 🥇🇪🇸 [14'51''] 🏆 Seguimos con el fin de la Copa de España femenina de carretera, con la certificación de victoria por parte de Alejandra Neira y alguna prueba más con participación gallega. [17:20''] 🚴🇫🇷 Tour de Francia: Analizamos lo sucedido en estas pasadas etapas e intentamos descubrir qué pasará de aquí al final. [40'00''] 🚴 Competición internacional: Giro femenino. [45'17''] 🛠 Novedades de material: Presentación de la nueva Top Fuel Gen 4, Orbea Urrun, BH iGravelX... [54'09''] 📞 Entrevista del día: Hablamos con Carlos Mazón sobre la filosofía de los randonneur, la vida y laos eventos que organiza como Basajaun, Transpyrenees, Transibérica, 24 Ultracycling o Women Cycling Camp. Nos os la perdáis, una conversación de lo más interesante sobre temas que van más allá del ciclismo de ultraresistencia. [1h 31' 51''] 📅 Calendario y sorteos! 🎉 os contamos que podemos hacer en las próximas semanas y sorteamos las 2 inscripciones para la I Ruta BTT Vikinga que organiza el Club Ciclista Terras do Oeste el día 28.

Turismo buenio o malo. Los acuerdos de Mazon y Page. El casi magnicidio.

Toda la información de la Comunitat Valenciana del 19 de abril de 2024 a las seis de la mañana.Contamos lo que dió de sí la sesión plenaria de les Corts con el control al presidente Mazon antes de la votación de laadmisión a trámite de las 5 proposiciones de ley solo con los votos del PP y de Vox.

This week on the show, we're taking time to remember.  Memory is at the core of so much of Jewish life and tradition, especially during Passover. So we're sharing several stories about memories, from the individual to the collective, and from the difficult to the uplifting.  Tablet writer Gabriel Sanders reads his essay about preparing for his first Passover without his father, who spent the last years of his life with Alzeimer's disease. (The version of Ma Lecha Hayam featured in this story is performed by Paul and Lila Shapiro.) Jenny Rozbruch, who designed our Unorthodox and Beautifully Jewish logos, shows us the handmade biography she made for her survivor grandmother whose memories had begun to fade.  Producers Courtney Hazlett and Elie Bleier join photographer Ken Taranto as he documents the damage done to the south of Israel on October 7th, as well as the efforts to rebuild.  Author Rebecca Sugar discusses her new novel, Everything Is a Little Broken, based heavily on caring for her dad as he ages.  We're excited to share a special opportunity for Unorthodox listeners to join Tablet. As Tablet members, you'll get exclusive access to Tablet events, a chance to hear your name in an on-air mazel tov, and more! Learn more at tabletm.ag/uomember.  Write to us at unorthodox@tabletmag.com, or leave a voicemail on our listener line: (914) 570-4869.  Unorthodox is produced by Tablet Studios. Check out all of our podcasts at tabletmag.com/podcasts. SPONSORS: The BGU MBA International Program is a one-year English-language MBA led by industry experts in Israel's innovation hub. Designed for global success, the program includes entrepreneurship masterclasses, networking opportunities, and hands-on startup idea development, all within a vibrant campus. Learn more here.  Berkeley Moshav is a multigenerational Jewish cohousing community in Berkeley, California. Open to all backgrounds and family types, Berkeley Moshav offers family-focused, Jewishly diverse living. To learn more, visit BerkeleyMoshav.org and sign up for an information session. Leket, Israel's National Food Bank, is feeding vulnerable Israelis struggling with cost-of-living increases and the many other impacts of the war. Donations make a difference: $180 provides 130 rescued meals, leaving no one behind this Passover. Visit www.Leket.org/en to donate today.  MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger works to help the millions of people struggling daily with food insecurity, both in the U.S. and Israel. Make a gift at MAZON.org to help ensure that everyone can feed themselves and their families with dignity, this Passover and beyond. Meir Panim has served over one million meals to Israelis in need since the start of the war, many of them displaced and jobless due to the conflict. Consider a donation to Meir Panim at israelcharity.org to bring hope to their Passover tables. Fire Dance, a tale of passion, fulfillment, and faith, is now streaming exclusively on ChaiFlicks, the Jewish streaming service. Starring Yehuda Levi and Noa Koler, the series paints a picture of an ultra-Orthodox community at the foot of the Sea of Galilee. Unorthodox listeners get 50% off new subscriptions and a 7-day free trial with code FIREPOD at checkout. Visit ChaiFlicks.com to get started.

Around the world, food insecurity impacts far too many lives. As the war rages on, and hunger threatens so many inside and outside of Israel, the words of the Haggadah implore: “Let all who are hungry come and eat.” Before we sit down for our festive Passover meals, Unorthodox is shining a light on those who help make sure everyone has access to food, year-round. Producers Courtney Hazlett and Elie Bleier visit the Jerusalem food pantry of Meir Panim, which gives out meals to those in need, including many affected by October 7th and the war.  We also meet Joseph Gitler, who founded Leket, Israel's National Food Bank, to rescue leftover food from farms and restaurants and distribute it to pantries, shelters, and now, temporary housing for displaced Israelis.  Abby Leibman, president and CEO of MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger, discusses the organization's efforts to fight hunger through national policy making both in the U.S. and Israel.  We're excited to share a special opportunity for Unorthodox listeners to join Tablet. As Tablet members, you'll get exclusive access to Tablet events, a chance to hear your name in an on-air mazel tov, and more! Learn more at tabletm.ag/uomember.  Write to us at unorthodox@tabletmag.com, or leave a voicemail on our listener line: (914) 570-4869.  Unorthodox is produced by Tablet Studios. Check out all of our podcasts at tabletmag.com/podcasts. SPONSORS:  Meir Panim has served over one million meals to Israelis in need since the start of the war, many of them displaced and jobless due to the conflict. Consider a donation to Meir Panim at israelcharity.org to bring hope to their Passover tables. Leket, Israel's National Food Bank, is feeding vulnerable Israelis struggling with cost-of-living increases and the many other impacts of the war. Donations make a difference: $180 provides 130 rescued meals, leaving no one behind this Passover. Visit www.Leket.org/en to donate today.  MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger works to help the millions of people struggling daily with food insecurity, both in the U.S. and Israel. Make a gift at MAZON.org to help ensure that everyone can feed themselves and their families with dignity, this Passover and beyond. Berkeley Moshav is a multigenerational Jewish cohousing community in Berkeley, California. Open to all backgrounds and family types, Berkeley Moshav offers family-focused, Jewishly diverse living. To learn more, visit BerkeleyMoshav.org and sign up for an information session. Fire Dance, a tale of passion, fulfillment, and faith, is now streaming exclusively on ChaiFlicks, the Jewish streaming service. Starring Yehuda Levi and Noa Koler, the series paints a picture of an ultra-Orthodox community at the foot of the Sea of Galilee. Unorthodox listeners get 50% off new subscriptions and a 7-day free trial with code FIREPOD at checkout. Visit ChaiFlicks.com to get started.

This week on the show, there's a new (Jewish) sheriff in town. First, another story from our recent reporting trip to Israel. Liel sat down with IDF soldier Shavit Romero, who shared his journey from growing up non-Jewish in Tel Aviv, to getting wounded in Gaza and starting his conversion process.  Our Gentile of the Week is Caroline D'Amore, founder of Pizza Girl, who tells us how October 7 and its aftermath sparked her viral support for Israel and her visit to one of the kibbutzim attacked by Hamas.  Mixologist Pam Wiznitzer shares her Ten Plagues cocktail recipes, which she will be debuting this Sunday, April 14, at Tablet's Passover Pop-Up in New York City.  We're excited to share a special opportunity for Unorthodox listeners to join Tablet. As Tablet members, you'll get exclusive access to Tablet events, a chance to hear your name in an on-air mazel tov, and more! Learn more at tabletm.ag/uomember.  Write to us at unorthodox@tabletmag.com, or leave a voicemail on our listener line: (914) 570-4869.  Unorthodox is produced by Tablet Studios. Check out all of our podcasts at tabletmag.com/podcasts. SPONSORS: Simplify your giving with the Jewish Communal Fund, the nation's largest Jewish donor-advised fund. Act by December 29th to lock in the maximum charitable deduction for 2023. Get started at JCFNY.org. Leket, Israel's National Food Bank, is feeding vulnerable Israelis struggling with cost-of-living increases and the many other impacts of the war. Donations make a difference: $180 provides 130 rescued meals, leaving no one behind this Passover. Visit www.Leket.org/en to donate today.  The BGU MBA International Program is a one-year English-language MBA led by industry experts in Israel's innovation hub. Designed for global success, the program includes entrepreneurship masterclasses, networking opportunities, and hands-on startup idea development, all within a vibrant campus. Learn more here.  Meir Panim has served over one million meals to Israelis in need since the start of the war, many of them displaced and jobless due to the conflict. Consider a donation to Meir Panim at israelcharity.org to bring hope to their Passover tables. Berkeley Moshav is a multigenerational Jewish cohousing community in Berkeley, California. Open to all backgrounds and family types, Berkeley Moshav offers family-focused, Jewishly diverse living. To learn more, visit BerkeleyMoshav.org and sign up for an information session. Fire Dance, a tale of passion, fulfillment, and faith, is now streaming exclusively on ChaiFlicks, the Jewish streaming service. Starring Yehuda Levi and Noa Koler, the series paints a picture of an ultra-Orthodox community at the foot of the Sea of Galilee. Unorthodox listeners get 50% off new subscriptions and a 7-day free trial with code FIREPOD at checkout. Visit ChaiFlicks.com to get started. MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger works to help the millions of people struggling daily with food insecurity, both in the U.S. and Israel. Make a gift at MAZON.org to help ensure that everyone can feed themselves and their families with dignity, this Passover and beyond.

This week on the show, we're sharing stories from our second reporting trip to Israel.  Former First Lady of Israel Lihi Lapid joins us to discuss her newly translated novel, On Her Own, about two Israeli families in crisis, as well as finding a way through the Jewish state's present crises.  Jon Polin shares his experience advocating for the return of his son, Hersh Goldberg-Polin, nearly 200 days after he was kidnapped by Hamas on October 7.  And we visit Tel Aviv's Social Grocery Store, a food pantry for asylum seekers and stateless residents in Israel struggling with food insecurity.  We're excited to share a special opportunity for Unorthodox listeners to join Tablet. As Tablet members, you'll get exclusive access to Tablet events, a chance to hear your name in an on-air mazel tov, and more! Learn more at tabletm.ag/uomember. Write to us at unorthodox@tabletmag.com, or leave a voicemail on our listener line: (914) 570-4869.  Unorthodox is produced by Tablet Studios. Check out all of our podcasts at tabletmag.com/podcasts. SPONSORS: The Institute for Jewish Spirituality is offering a spring Omer course called “Awareness in Action: Cultivating Character Through Mindfulness and Middot.” Building on the Institute's 25 years of teaching Jewish mindfulness practices, the course covers Tikkun Middot, the practice of developing desirable character traits. Register by April 7th at JewishSpirituality.org. Simplify your giving with the Jewish Communal Fund, the nation's largest Jewish donor-advised fund. Act by December 29th to lock in the maximum charitable deduction for 2023. Get started at JCFNY.org. Leket, Israel's National Food Bank, is feeding vulnerable Israelis struggling with cost-of-living increases and the many other impacts of the war. Donations make a difference: $180 provides 130 rescued meals, leaving no one behind this Passover. Visit www.Leket.org/en to donate today.  MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger works to help the millions of people struggling daily with food insecurity, both in the U.S. and Israel. Make a gift at MAZON.org to help ensure that everyone can feed themselves and their families with dignity, this Passover and beyond. Meir Panim has served over one million meals to Israelis in need since the start of the war, many of them displaced and jobless due to the conflict. Consider a donation to Meir Panim at israelcharity.org to bring hope to their Passover tables. Fire Dance, a tale of passion, fulfillment, and faith, is now streaming exclusively on ChaiFlicks, the Jewish streaming service. Starring Yehuda Levi and Noa Koler, the series paints a picture of an ultra-Orthodox community at the foot of the Sea of Galilee. Unorthodox listeners get 50% off new subscriptions and a 7-day free trial with code FIREPOD at checkout. Visit ChaiFlicks.com to get started. The BGU MBA International Program is a one-year English-language MBA led by industry experts in Israel's innovation hub. Designed for global success, the program includes entrepreneurship masterclasses, networking opportunities, and hands-on startup idea development, all within a vibrant campus. Learn more here.  Berkeley Moshav is a multigenerational Jewish cohousing community in Berkeley, California. Open to all backgrounds and family types, Berkeley Moshav offers family-focused, Jewishly diverse living. To learn more, visit BerkeleyMoshav.org and sign up for an information session.

This week on Unorthodox, we're hoping the Jewish James Bond rumours are true. Plus, interviews with three awesome Jews:  Dan Pashman, host of The Sporkful podcast, joins us to talk about his new cookbook, Anything's Pastable: 81 Inventive Pasta Recipes for Saucy People, and how his Jewish identity inspires his inquisitive approach to food and storytelling. Podcaster and writer Zibby Owens returns to tell us about her debut novel, Blank, plus how she's helping fight antisemitism in the publishing world.  Stranger Things actor Brett Gelman discusses his new short story collection, The Terrifying Realm of the Possible, as well as his experience being loudly and proudly Jewish online in the wake of the October 7th attacks.   Write to us at unorthodox@tabletmag.com, or leave a voicemail on our listener line: (914) 570-4869.  Unorthodox is produced by Tablet Studios. Check out all of our podcasts at tabletmag.com/podcasts. SPONSORS: Fire Dance, a tale of passion, fulfillment, and faith, is now streaming exclusively on ChaiFlicks, the Jewish streaming service. Starring Yehuda Levi and Noa Koler, the series paints a picture of an ultra-Orthodox community at the foot of the Sea of Galilee. Unorthodox listeners get 50% off new subscriptions and a 7-day free trial with code FIREPOD at checkout. Visit ChaiFlicks.com to get started. Meir Panim has served over one million meals to Israelis in need since the start of the war, many of them displaced and jobless due to the conflict. Consider a donation to Meir Panim at israelcharity.org to bring hope to their Passover tables. The BGU MBA International Program is a one-year English-language MBA led by industry experts in Israel's innovation hub. Designed for global success, the program includes entrepreneurship masterclasses, networking opportunities, and hands-on startup idea development, all within a vibrant campus. Learn more here.  Berkeley Moshav is a multigenerational Jewish cohousing community in Berkeley, California. Open to all backgrounds and family types, Berkeley Moshav offers family-focused, Jewishly diverse living. To learn more, visit BerkeleyMoshav.org and sign up for an information session. Simplify your giving with the Jewish Communal Fund, the nation's largest Jewish donor-advised fund. Act by December 29th to lock in the maximum charitable deduction for 2023. Get started at JCFNY.org. The Institute for Jewish Spirituality is offering a spring Omer course called “Awareness in Action: Cultivating Character Through Mindfulness and Middot.” Building on the Institute's 25 years of teaching Jewish mindfulness practices, the course covers Tikkun Middot, the practice of developing desirable character traits. Register by April 7th at JewishSpirituality.org. MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger works to help the millions of people struggling daily with food insecurity, both in the U.S. and Israel. Make a gift at MAZON.org to help ensure that everyone can feed themselves and their families with dignity, this Passover and beyond. Leket, Israel's National Food Bank, is feeding vulnerable Israelis struggling with cost-of-living increases and the many other impacts of the war. Donations make a difference: $180 provides 130 rescued meals, leaving no one behind this Passover. Visit www.Leket.org/en to donate today. 

4GLOBAL #4GBL are the experts in Major Sports Events and big data insights. They apply proprietary data and technology to enable clients to maximise health and social benefits derived from physical activity. Their expertise include: - Advice and assistance on the hosting Major Sports Events - KPI actualisation, including driving participation in sport. - Provision of new insights derived from big data Their DataHub is the largest repository for sports and leisure data globally. Integrated and enhanced through a suite of business intelligence modules, the DataHub can be accessed globally via an online portal. At 55p they have a market capitalisation of £14m, generated topline revenue growth of 53% from 2022 - 2023, and are forecast to generate 20% growth each year from 2023 - 2025. Their broker Canaccord Genuity have a 12 month target of 100p and state: “On a CY24E EV/Sales of 1.7x, 4GLOBAL trades at a >50% discount to UK-listed data/intelligence peers, despite its strong organic growth, improving revenue visibility and profitable financial profile”

Welcome to another episode of the Events Demystified Podcast with your host, Anca Platon Trifan! Today, we're thrilled to have Lori Mazor, the visionary CEO & Founder of ⁠SYNTHETIVITY⁠, as our special guest. In this episode, we're diving deep into the fascinating intersection of Generative AI and the future of creativity, exploring its profound impact on the event industry and beyond.

This week, the guys close out 2023 with Andrew Mazon from The Mazon Minute to talk about the Ohtani deal, the Soto trade, and what needs to change in 2024 for the San Diego Padres to give this fanbase what it deserves. 

4:30pm With Partner MAZONPartner:Josh Protas is Vice President of Public Policy and heads the Washington DC Office Mazon.  Josh coordinates and implements Mazon's advocacy agenda to strengthen and improve the Federal nutrition safety net.

On this episode of Taste Buds with Deb, host Debra Eckerling speaks with Abby J. Leibman, president and CEO of MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger. MAZON, which is almost 40 years old, was founded by visionary leaders in the Jewish community who felt that it wasn't enough to simply talk about how important it was to feed people. Leibman discusses the crisis of food insecurity and shares her background, as well as her thoughts on food as culture, community, and sustenance. She also shares her family recipes for brownies and pizza in a pot. Get the recipes and read the highlights. For more from Taste Buds, follow @TheDEBMethod on social media.

Welcome to one of the most squalid Jewish-owned office buildings in Canada: 788 Marlee Ave. in midtown Toronto. Over the years, it's been home to countless Zionist organizations and Jewish charities—including Mazon Canada, Canadian Young Judaea, Sar-El Canada, Camp Shalom, Machane Lev summer camp, the Association for Soldiers of Israel, Canadian Friends of Yad Sarah, and more. Some tenants have been complaining for years about the conditions, including a rat infestation; mould on lobby ceilings; extensive water damage from a leaky roof and broken skylights; elevators that haven't been inspected since at least 2020; bathrooms with no lights and broken sinks; and a toilet with human feces that wasn't cleaned in eight months. The city has cited the building several times for garbage violations and uncut grass. The conditions have become so bad that at least one tenant moved out permanently in May. Others choose not to work in their offices much, except to drop off the rent. On top of it all, there are two lawsuits filed in the Ontario courts against the longtime owners of the building, the Toronto Zionist Council. Among the lengthly list of allegations in the court documents are accusations of wilful negligence, misappropriation of money (particularly by one of the directors, Paul Rotenberg, to the tune of at least $70,000), forgery, deliberate misconduct and allowing the once-proud symbol of the Zionist movement in Canada to fall into “appalling” conditions. The TZC also owns a 75-year-old summer camp in Gravenhurst, Ont., called Camp Shalom, which is also discussed in the court documents, amidst questions wondering where the money to upgrade the camp has gone. The CJN will be publishing several reports as part of this exclusive investigation. To start, on today's episode of The CJN Daily, we take you inside 788 Marlee Ave. You'll hear from Mazon's Izzy Waxman; Jessie Lash, the owner of a catering business; and Roni Perez, who served on the board of the ground-floor synagogue known as The Marlee Shul. What we talked about Take a video tour of 788 Marlee Ave. on The CJN's YouTube channel Toronto Zionist Council director Paul Rotenberg has spoken out often in favour of expanding Jewish settlements in the West Bank, including in 2016 in The CJN Read why the Canada Revenue Agency revoked charitable status of the Toronto Zionist Council's charity, the Zionist Organization of Canada Charitable Fund, in 1995, for funnelling money illegally to settlements in the West Bank A new charity has been set up with a similar name by the same directors of the Toronto Zionist Council, now called the Ontario Jewish Education Association, in Toronto, since July 24, 2020. Credits The CJN Daily is written and hosted by Ellin Bessner (@ebessner on Twitter). Zachary Kauffman is the producer. Michael Fraiman is the executive producer. Our theme music is by Dov Beck-Levine. Our title sponsor is Metropia. We're a member of The CJN Podcast Network. To subscribe to this podcast, please watch this video. Donate to The CJN and receive a charitable tax receipt by clicking here. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

4:07 PMWith Partner MAZONPartner:Josh Protas - is Vice President of Public Policy and heads the Washington DC Office Mazon.  Josh coordinates and implements Mazon's advocacy agenda to strengthen and improve the Federal nutrition safety net.

Partner National Coalition Homeless Veterans (NCHV)Partners:Kathryn Monet - is Chief Executive Officer of the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans (NCHV).Ralph Cooper - Community and Residential Veteran Services Coordinator Cloudbreak Houston, LLC and Co-Founder of National Coalition for Homeless Veterans. Panelist:Liza Lieberman - Vice President of Communications at Mazon

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We're back to the beginning of the Chutzpod cycle with our second episode on Tu Bishvat! On this week's episode, Rabbi Shira and Joshua take on food insecurity and justice with Abby Leibman, CEO of MAZON, a Jewish Response to Hunger. Learn about the Israelites' hunger after crossing the Red Sea and what hunger looks like in today's America. Stick around at the end for a special teaching from Dr. Adrienne Krone from Allegheny College. Episode Time codes: (12:30) Abby Leibman Interview (42:10) Dr. Krone Special Message

Chef Maria Mazon was a waitress at a Mexican-American restaurant outside Tucson when she found herself in the kitchen giving the cooks ideas for what to make. Today, she is the celebrated owner of Boca restaurant and Sona bodega in Tucson, Arizona, and has appeared on Chopped and Season 18 of Top Chef. Tacos, salsas, and the cuisine of Sonora, Mexico, where she was raised, are Chef Maria's passions. “I'm here to represent my Mexico,” she explained. “I would not change my story for the world.” Chef Maria joins host Kerry Diamond to talk about her career, the confidence that helped her excel in the kitchen, the appliance tattooed on her thigh (want to guess?), the Tucson culinary scene, and more. Catch this episode and learn how Chef Maria puts her heart and soul into everything she does, from her food to her businesses to her life. Thank you to Graduate Hotels for supporting this episode. If you'd like to hear from Chef Maria in person, join us at the Graduate Hotel Tuscon event happening Thursday, Feb. 23rd. Tickets here. There will be a panel discussion with Maria and other local food personalities plus snacks & sips.Want to come to Cherry Bombe's Jubilee on April 15th in NYC? Get your ticket here.This episode of Radio Cherry Bombe was recorded at CityVox Studios in NYC. Our theme song is by the band Tralala. Subscribe to our newsletter and check out past episodes and transcripts here.More on Maria: Instagram, Boca Restaurant, Sona Tortillas, Borderlands Brewing Co.

This week I talk with Julie Chernoff, a culinary professional who has worn many hats, including a current board member of Mazon: A Jewish Response to Hunger. Mazon is an organization striving to end hunger in the United States and Israel. We discuss less-well-known hunger issues in America, as well as ways to take action against hunger in our own communities. Have a great weekend,Christine xoLinks:Mazon.orgThe Hunger MuseumIceberg Lettuce Series on TheCookfulHow to Brine Pork ChopsInstant Pot Short RibsSouthern Turnip Greens 

Her love of food is evident in everything she does and in nearly every answer of this interview. Kylie Mazon-Chambers, the mind behind the food blog "Cooking with Cocktail Rings" shares the good, the bad, and the sometimes challenging aspects of food blogging. Here's a twist : she's also pregnant and talks about the speed bumps that has produced in the last few months. She lets us in behind the scenes a bit, explaining how she gets beautiful pictures and video (and why she depends on her weather app), and tells us where the name of her blog came from. It's the sweetest story. This episode sponsored by Tap&Vine 559, the place to eat, meet, and drink in Southern Oregon.

Muñoz is taking the month of July off but never fret as Muñoz has created The Summer Throwback Series. All month long Muñoz is bringing back some of his favorite episodes of the past four and a half years! This third episode of the Summer Throwback Series features the very beautiful and talented Chef Maria Mazon and her amazing story.This week, Top Chef finalist, Chef Maria Mazon joins Muñoz for the ultimate Latin foodie love affair. Join these two as they explore Maria's impact on this season of Top Chef, her journey through food, love, and coming out, what being Queer and Latina is really about and so much more. Get ready as this is the most sazón-filled episode to date!You can show Maria all the love on Instagram @ChefMariajoSend Muñoz some love on Instagram & Twitter @inyomouthpodMouth Merch is where you go from fan to super fan! For the months of May, June, & July Muñoz will be donating all proceeds of any PRIDE merch purchased to the Ali Forney Center here in NYC.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In today's episode, I talk to chef Maria Mazon, a two-time James Beard Award semi-finalist and contestant on Season 18 of Top Chef. She's also the owner of Boca Tacos and SONA Tortillas in Tucson, Arizona.    You'll learn her inspiration for tacos and special affinity for creative salsas, and how the flavors of her hometown in Sonora, Mexico come through in her food. She shares the lessons she learned and what she found challenging as a contestant on Top Chef, and how her life changed afterwards. You'll also hear a special recipe that you can make at home if you're in the mood for a taste of Mexico.  What you'll learn with chef Maria Mazon The simple beginnings of her food (2:50) Where the food comes from and how Maria Mazon sources it (4:10) The tortilla making process (4:32) Chef Maria Mazon's relationship with her business partner (5:38) Why her next project won't be about tacos (7:53) Why you don't see everything on the menu (10:30) The constant evolution of salsa at Boca (11:36) How being a business owner influences her creative process (12:27) Where Maria Mazon finds inspiration (13:35) The memories that charcoal brings out from her childhood (14:40) How the flavors of Sonora come through in chef M aria Mazon's food (15:54) Why her salt is so special (16:40) How her family talked her into going on Top Chef (17:33) What Maria Mazon found the most challenging about being on TV (19:04) Her biggest lessons and takeaways from the show (20:19) How life changed after Top Chef (21:13) Chef Maria Mazon favorite challenges on the show (21:59) A Maria-style dish you can cook at home (24:11) A food tour of Tucson (27:06) Her guilty pleasure food (28:10) The best Mexican cookbook you've probably never heard of (28:29) Maria's biggest kitchen complaint (31:07) The condiment she's learned to love and the spices she can't live without (31:21) Series of rapid-fire questions. Link to the podcast episode on Apple Podcast Links to other episodes with woman chefs Conversation with chef Suzanne Goin from Los Angles Conversation with chef Masako Morishita in WDC Interview with chef Tiffany Derry in Dallas Interview with Pastry Chef Erin Kanagy-Loux from Brooklyn Conversation with chefs from "her Name is Chef" documentary Conversation with Mely Martinez Interview with chef Elizabeth Falkner  Interview with chef Silvia Barban from Brooklyn Conversation with chef Misti Norris in Dallas Conversation with chef Kim Alter in San Francisco Links to most downloaded episodes (click on any picture to listen to the episode) Jeremy Umansky in Cleveland Chef Chris Kajioka Chef Sheldon Simeon Chef Erik Ramirez #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 25%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ Fish Taco @ Boca Tacos in Tucson Creative Salsas from chef Maria Mazon Tacos in Tuxedos by chef Maria Mazon Boca Balls and Craft Cocktail at Boca Tacos in Tucson Click to tweet Little by little, I became in love with the blender. I became in love with the types of flavors that I can put together. That's how my salsas came about. Click To Tweet The salsas were something that allowed me as a chef to still be creative, still cooking tacos, and not get bored. That is the number one key I think for us chefs because you don't want to get bored. Because if you get bored, you get burned out.
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About Today's GuestJosh Protas is the Vice President of Public Policy and heads the Washington, D.C. office for MAZON. In this role, which he assumed in 2012, Josh coordinates and implements MAZON's advocacy agenda, including efforts to protect and strengthen the federal nutrition safety net, with particular emphasis on the food security needs for seniors, veterans, and military families. Josh has extensive experience working at Jewish communal agencies at both the local and national level including as Director of the Jewish Community Relations Council at the Jewish Federation of Southern Arizona and as Vice President and Washington Director for the Jewish Council for Public Affairs. He previously served as a member of the board of directors for the Coalition on Human Needs and currently participates as part of the Vote Advisory Council for Food Policy Action. Josh earned his M.A. in Western American History and Public History from Arizona State University and his B.A. in American Studies and French Literature from Wesleyan University.Links Mentioned In This EpisodeMAZON Web SiteFood Insecurity in Military FamiliesFood Insecurity in the Veteran PopulationSummary of MAZON Report: Hungry in the MilitaryFull Hungry in the Military ReportPsychArmor Resource of the WeekThe PsychArmor Resource of the Week is the PsychArmor course, Food Insecurity: Bringing Solutions to the Table. The course is intended to help you understand how food insecurity happens and offer solutions to this problem. By the end of the course, you should be able to understand what food security means; Recognize how Veterans and their families can become food insecure; and Determine ways you can help Veterans in your community be food secure. The course is introduced by Senator Tammy Duckworth and You can find a link to the course in our show notes. https://learn.psycharmor.org/courses/Food-Insecurity This Episode Sponsored By:This episode is sponsored by PsychArmor, the premier education and learning ecosystem specializing in military culture content. PsychArmor offers an online e-learning laboratory with custom training options for organizations.Contact Us and Join Us on Social Media Email PsychArmorPsychArmor on TwitterPsychArmor on FacebookPsychArmor on YouTubePsychArmor on LinkedInPsychArmor on InstagramTheme MusicOur theme music Don't Kill the Messenger was written and performed by Navy Veteran Jerry Maniscalco, in cooperation with Operation Encore, a non profit committed to supporting singer/songwriter and musicians across the military and Veteran communities.Producer and Host Duane France is a retired Army Noncommissioned Officer, combat veteran, and clinical mental health counselor for service members, veterans, and their families.  You can find more about the work that he is doing at www.veteranmentalhealth.com  

Today, I talk to chef Maria Mazon, owner of Boca Tacos in Tucson, AZ, and one of the final five competitors on the last season of Bravo's Top Chef. About two weeks ago, she was named as a semifinalist for the 2022 James Beard Award for Best Chef Southwest, an honor that maybe she manifested in small part with a bit of the conversation you're about to hear. Maria is one of the greatest firsthand examples I've encountered of the power and efficacy of living life as your authentic self. She founded Boca Tacos in the wake of personal crisis. She was ending her marriage with the father of her son, not because she didn't love him, but because being married to a man ran fundamentally against her nature. Up to then, she'd been living as the person she thought she should be, unwilling to admit to the world that she's gay. As soon as she began living as the person she is, things changed drastically for her. You can feel that honesty and singular authenticity in her food. She's made a name for herself making tacos, but they are unlike any tacos you've ever had. She's playful when it comes to the flavors she uses. She borrows ingredients from all kinds of other cuisines. And she's always finding new ways to express herself with her food. As will become apparent in a few minutes, I adore Maria Mazon. Maria Mazon grew up straddling the border between Sonora and Arizona, and by extension straddling the values and expectations of her Mexican Catholic upbringing, and the more generationally and culturally liberal communities she found herself part of in the States. She is the embodiment of balance between those two, someone who's found happiness and success by being honest and unafraid in everything she does. Here we are talking in the little tiendita next to her restaurant where she'd just begun selling her homemade Sona Tortillas to the public. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app