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Die israelische Armee hat mit einer neuen Bodenoffensive im Gazastreifen begonnen. Mehrere hundert Tote wurden gemeldet. Außerdem will Israel humanitäre Hilfen ins Gebiet lassen. Offen ist aber, wie die Mittel an die Hungernden verteilt werden sollen. Meier, Bettina www.deutschlandfunk.de, Informationen am Morgen

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Den europæiske civilisation har tabt sin modstandskraft, men vi kan genvinde den. Sådan lyder det i den nye bog De grænseløse af professor i filosofi Bent Meier Sørensen. Nej til nyt har inviteret ham med i podcasten for at tale om, hvorfor det helt sikkert er sådan. Og så handler det også om influenter på Instagram, som undergraver demokratiet og forgifter kvindesindet, og ikke mindst om Morten Dahlin, der mener vi skal kæmpe for kristendommen – utvivlsomt en god idé. Afsnittet skal også handle om Lars Boje, havearbejde, populærmusik og You Tube videoer. Vi er Nicolaj Bang, fast skribent ved aarsskriftet-critique.dk og rådmand for teknik og miljø for Det Konservative Folkeparti i Århus. Rasmus Ulstrup Larsen, politisk konsulent på Christiansborg og forfatter til bogen »Tidens tegn« samt Christian Egander skov, redaktør ved Årsskriftet Critique og forfatter til bogen »Borgerlig krise«. Og så naturligvis Bent Meier Sørensen, professor ved Handelshøjskolen i København og forfatter til bogen »De grænseløse – Hvorfor den europæiske civilisation tabte sin modstandskraft, og hvordan vi genvinder den.«

Den europæiske civilisation har tabt sin modstandskraft, men vi kan genvinde den. Sådan lyder det i den nye bog De grænseløse af professor i filosofi Bent Meier Sørensen.Nej til nyt har inviteret ham med i podcasten for at tale om, hvorfor det helt sikkert er sådan. Og så handler det også om influenter på Instagram, som undergraver demokratiet og forgifter kvindesindet, og ikke mindst om Morten Dahlin, der mener vi skal kæmpe for kristendommen – utvivlsomt en god idé. Afsnittet skal også handle om Lars Boje, havearbejde, populærmusik og YouTube videoer.Vi er Nicolaj Bang, fast skribent ved aarsskriftet-critique.dk og rådmand for teknik og miljø for Det Konservative Folkeparti i Århus. Rasmus Ulstrup Larsen, politisk konsulent på Christiansborg og forfatter til bogen ”Tidens tegn” samt Christian Egander skov, redaktør ved Årsskriftet Critique og forfatter til bogen “Borgerlig krise”.Og så naturligvis Bent Meier Sørensen, professor ved Handelshøjskolen i København og forfatter til bogen ”De grænseløse – Hvorfor den europæiske civilisation tabte sin modstandskraft, og hvordan vi genvinder den.”

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Ep 74: Navigating Grief through Sculpture: Bobbi Meier's Story“Grief doesn't have to be gray. It can be neon, it can be soft, it can be joyful.”- Bobbi MeierSummary of the episodeIn this episode of noseyAF, we explore navigating grief through sculpture with Chicago-based artist Bobbi Meier. Bobbi's journey as an artist is intimately shaped by personal loss and the emotional complexities of caregiving, grief, and the COVID-19 pandemic. Through her tactile, vibrant sculptures—which she calls “squishy, colorful towers”—Bobbi channels emotion, joy, and memory. These works, part of a series titled Sentinels for Innocence, reflect how grief and play can coexist in powerful ways.We discuss how Bobbi's sculptural practice creates space for healing, community, and catharsis, and how her art invites both personal introspection and public dialogue. From the transformation of grief into vibrant form to the role of humor in tragedy, this conversation reveals the power of creative expression to shape identity and connect us to one another.Topics discussed:How personal loss and caregiving shaped Bobbi Meier's artThe role of play and innocence in sculptureArt as a response to grief and social-political upheavalBalancing humor and tragedy in creative practiceProfessionalism, hobby culture, and rediscovering joy in artmakingChapters:• 00:07 - Kicking Off Season Six• 06:20 - Exploring the Impact of the Pandemic on Artistic Expression• 18:21 - The Emotional Journey of Art: From Creation to Reflection• 22:42 - Art and Memory: Conversations on Impactful Pieces• 30:00 - The Power of Art and Personal Loss• 39:31 - Defining Professionalism in Art• 44:10 - The Art of Hobbies: Discovering New Passions• 48:23 - Reflections on Fear and ArtAbout Bobbi:Bobbi Meier is a Chicago-based multimedia artist whose provocative, fiber-based sculptures confront the tension between what's seen and what's suppressed. Blurring the lines between public and private, her abstract forms tap into themes of repressed sexuality, proper manners, and emotional excess. With an MFA and MAAE from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Bobbi's work has been featured nationally and was recognized with a prestigious Kohler Arts/Industry residency in 2019.Resources mentioned in this episodeA Tale of Today: Materialities at Driehaus MuseumJohnMichael Kohler Arts CenterEpiphany Center for the ArtsConnect with Bobbi MeierInstagram: @bobbimeierartWebsite: bobbimeierart.comConnect & Stay UpdatedVisit my website (Art, Projects & More)Follow on Instagram (@stephaniegraham)Join my Studio NewsletterListen to more episodesSupport & FeedbackShare noseyAF with...

In our 450th episode, we spoke with Stephan Meier, a professor at Columbia Business School and author of The Employee Advantage, about:+ The key findings of his book.+ Education as a driver of transformation.+ His childhood dreams.+ The impact of technology, data, and transparency on companies.+ New employee expectations.+ Diversity policies don't generate cultural change.+ A people-centered company doesn't mean sacrificing results.Join cohort #7 of the Hackers del Talento Latam Academy here: www.hackersdeltalento.com/academia-hackers-del-talento

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Bridging the gap between two generations around the card table. 83 year old Jan Cormack has been representing New Zealand in Bridge since 1977. Card carrying prodigy Leon Meier is 21; together they'll take on the world at the bridge championships in Denmark later this year. Leon's been playing since he was just 16 after being taught by his calculus teacher. Meier spoke to Lisa Owen.

Nach der Gründung vor 30 Jahren hat Ebay den E-Commerce revolutioniert – bevor dann andere vorbeigezogen sind. Saskia Meyer-Andrae will den Marktplatz-Riesen wieder relevanter machen und setzt deshalb auf speziell zugeschnittene Kategorien wie Autoteile, Luxushandtaschen und Co. In OMR Podcast spricht sie über Ebays Stärken, ihre Zeit im Möbelbusiness und ihre Teilnahme an einer Gameshow im Stile von "Der Da-Vinci-Code".

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Roedig, Andrea www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Studio 9

Roedig, Andrea www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Studio 9

Geschichtsunterricht kann ganz anders aussehen als die meisten ihn in Erinnerung haben. Relevanter, lebendiger, lebensnäher. Doch welche historischen Ereignisse sind für Schülerinnen und Schüler von heute relevant? Welche Rolle dürfen Klischees im Unterricht spielen? Wie stark sollten aktuelle Ereignisse und Trends in den sozialen Medien aufgegriffen werden? Lars-Steffen Meier ist Lehrer für Geschichte und Gesellschaftslehrer an einer Gesamtschule im Rheinland. Mit seinem Blog "Herr Meier macht Geschichte" setzt er sich dafür ein, den Geschichtsunterricht zeitgemäß und schülernah zu gestalten. Korrekturhinweise Die erwähnte Berliner Afrikakonferenz war nicht 1883, sondern fand 1884/1885 statt. Bei den am Schluss erwähnten digitalen Angeboten fällt der Name Anne Frank. Der große Diskurs, der in der Folge angesprochen wird, bezieht sich aber auf das Instagram-Projekt zu Sophie Scholl @ichbinsophiescholl | https://www.instagram.com/ichbinsophiescholl/?hl=de Links Webseite von Lars-Steffen Meier | Herr Meier macht Geschichte | https://herrmeiermachtgeschichte.de/ Lars-Steffen Meier auf Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/herr_meier_macht_geschichte/ Augmented Reality WDR AR 1933-1945 | https://www1.wdr.de/fernsehen/unterwegs-im-westen/ar-app/index.html Literatur Dieter Hildebrand, Roger Willemsen: "Ich gebe Ihnen mein Ehrenwort!" Die Weltgeschichte der Lüge (S. Fischer 2007) Hörtipp und Webangebot ARD Archivradio | https://archivradio.de Bei Fragen und Anregungen schreibt uns: dieschulebrennt@auf-die-ohren.com

Thomas Meier (Schloss Tonndorf) Wie Gemeinschaft gelingtKinder, Regionalität und soziales EngagementIn dieser Folge von „Was mit Gemeinschaft…“ (aufgenommen am 2. April 2025) unterhalte ich mich mit Thomas Meier, einem prägenden Aktivisten der deutschen Gemeinschaftsszene. Thomas stellt sich nicht nur als erfahrener Architekt und Mitbegründer der Lebensgemeinschaft Schloss Tonndorf vor, sondern teilt auch Einblicke in seine Motivation und die Entwicklung von Gemeinschaftsprojekten im ländlichen Raum. Wir sprechen unter anderem darüber, warum die regionale Vernetzung und das Engagement im Weimarer Land so bedeutsam sein kann, und wie sich die Rolle von Gemeinschaften in Dorf und Region nachhaltig verändern kann.Thomas gibt offen Einblicke in Herausforderungen, Chancen und die Dynamiken zwischen Zugezogenen und alteingesessenen Dorfbewohner:innen. Besonders spannend: Er berichtet von neuen Ansätzen, regionale Solidarität und Zusammenarbeit zu stärken, etwa durch den „Solidarisch regenerativen Regionalfonds“, und skizziert, wie gemeinschaftsorientierte Architektur soziale Bindungen fördert. Die Episode ist vollgepackt mit inspirierenden Gedanken, konkreten Erfahrungen und wertvollen Tipps für alle, die sich für gemeinschaftliches Wohnen, nachhaltige Regionalentwicklung oder die Gründung eigener Projekte interessieren.Host und Postproduktion: Steffen Emrich (gASTWERKe) Gast: Thomas Meier (Schloss Tonndorf) Thomas ist Gründungsmitglied der Gemeinschaft Schloss Tonndorf in Thüringen und langjähriger Gemeinschaftsaktivist. Unter anderem als Architekt begleitet er viele Gemeinschaftsprojekte und wirkt sehr stark auch in seine Region hinein mit vielfältigen Aktivitäten.Links und Ressourcen Website von Schloss Tonndorf: https://www.schloss-tonndorf.de/Website Talvolk: https://www.talvolk.deBuch: Christoper Alexander u.a.: Eine Muster-Sprache: Städte - Gebäude - Konstruktionen---------------Dies ist ein Podcast von Steffen Emrich und der gASTWERKe Akademie in Escherode bei KasselDas Programm der gASTWERKe Akademie und weitere Informationen über die Gemeinschaft gASTWERKe findet ihr hier: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wasmitgemeinschaft/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wasmitgemeinschaft gASTWERKe: https://www.gastwerke.deAkademie: https://www.gastwerke-akademie.de/----------------Angebote von SteffenWenn ihr Fragen zu Projektgründung habt oder insgesamt Unterstützung beim Aufbau von Gemeinschaftsprojekten sucht, dann setzt euch gerne mit mir in Verbindung. Ich kenne viele Berater:innen und Coaches aus dem Gemeinschaftsumfeld und kann euch vielleicht auch selbst weiterhelfen. Als Sozioktratietrainer und Coach begleite ich seit vielen Jahren Gemeinschaftsprojekte v.a. im deutschsprachigen Raum, aber auch darüber hinaus. semrich(at)procorde.net // www.procorde.net oder folgt mir auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wasmitgemeinschaft/oder facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wasmitgemeinschaft/ Meinen kostenloses Freebie zur Soziokratie incl. Anmeldung zum Newsletter findet ihr ebenfalls auf meiner Homepage: www.procorde.net Meine Trainings und Workshopangebote: Veranstaltungen – procorde.net

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Download Your Free Novel Planning Guide Let's talk about author platforms—and before you groan, I promise this isn't scary or overwhelming! In this episode of The Write It Scared Podcast, I'm chatting with two industry experts, Nicole Meier (multi-published author and book coach) and Gretchen Schaffer (marketing and PR strategist), the brilliant team behind Bookworks.coNicole and Gretchen break down exactly what an author platform is (hint: it's simpler than you think), why it's important (but not something to stress about), and how you can confidently start building yours right now—no matter where you are in your writing journey.Here's a peek at what we cover:What exactly is an author platform, anyway? (Spoiler alert: it's just your online/offline presence that connects you authentically with readers)When's the best time to start building your platform? (Hint: you might be surprised!)Practical, realistic steps you can take immediately to grow your platform without feeling overwhelmedHow to clearly define your author brand, find your readers, and feel good about pitching your workThe resources and tools Nicole and Gretchen recommend to make your platform-building easier (and even fun)Whether you're brand-new to the idea of an author platform or looking to boost your current efforts, this episode is packed with down-to-earth advice, real strategies, and encouragement to help you succeed, minus the stress.Episode Breakdown00:00 – Let's talk platforms without the panic!01:16 – Meet Nicole Meyer & Gretchen Schaefer of Bookwork04:11 – What an author platform really is (and isn't)11:53 – Practical tips you can use right away to build your author platform confidently25:01 – How Bookwork can help you (plus final thoughts)Final ThoughtsBuilding your author platform doesn't need to feel like another full-time job. Nicole and Gretchen reminded me that the key is authenticity and simplicity. So take a deep breath—your readers want to know the real you, and building connections can actually be enjoyable.Ready to dive in? You've got this!Happy writing (and platform-building!), friends!To learn more about Bookworks, Nicole Meier and Gretchen Schaffer, please visit their website bookworks.co Have a comment or idea about the show? Send me a direct text! Love to hear from you.Support the show To become a supporter of the show, click here!To get in touch with Stacy: Email: Stacy@writeitscared.co https://www.writeitscared.co/ https://www.instagram.com/writeitscared/ Take advantage of these Free Resources From Write It Scared: Download Your Free Novel Planning and Drafting Quick Start Guide Download Your Free Guide to Remove Creative Blocks and Work Through Fears

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Die Unternehmerin und Influencerin berät Konzerne wie Porsche oder Zalando, wie diese junge Menschen erreichen. Viele Firmen hätten deren Bedürfnisse lange unterschätzt, sagt sie.

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Thirsty Thursday with Meier's Cork and Bottle - May 1st, 4pmAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this special episode of Life Along the Streetcar, hosts Tom Heath and Amanda Mourelatos sit down with Tyler Meier, Executive Director of the University of Arizona Poetry Center, to explore how poetry breathes life into the heart of Tucson. Tyler shares his personal journey — from being inspired by a high school teacher, to writing poetry while working construction, to leading one of the largest and most vibrant poetry centers in the country. Through his story, we discover how poetry is not just words on a page, but a living energy that can transform lives and communities. We dive into the rich history of the UA Poetry Center, founded in 1960 through community passion, and how it grew into a nationally renowned literary haven right here in Tucson. Tyler paints a vivid picture of the Center's stunning, welcoming space — where books line open shelves, visiting poets find a home away from home, and poetry readings create "duets with the train" passing by. But the Center's reach goes beyond its walls. Tyler shares how programs like the Haiku Hike bring poetry into the streets of downtown Tucson, fostering a sense of belonging and connection for all. This episode captures the soul of what makes Tucson's literary scene so special: a deep commitment to creativity, inclusivity, and the power of words to unite and inspire. ✨ Whether you're a longtime poetry lover or simply curious about the magic happening right off the streetcar line, this episode invites you to see Tucson — and perhaps yourself — a little differently.

Pastor Marcus Meier teaches out of Matthew 16 and the call of discipleship. He reminds us again to pick up our cross, deny ourselves, and follow Jesus.

We are joined today by Pam Meier, director of The Turtle's Back in Maine, a wild turtle rescue and rehabilitation center. We talk about what to do if you find a turtle in the road. We also discuss the problem of turtle poaching and how you can help prevent it. Go to her website at: theturtlesback.org. Join Catherine Greenleaf, a certified wildlife rehabilitator with 20 years of experience rescuing and rehabilitating injured wildlife, for twice-monthly discussions about restoring native habitat and helping the birds in your backyard. Access the BIRD HUGGER Newsletter here: www.birdhuggerpodcast.com. Send your questions about birds and native gardening to birdhuggerpodcast@gmail.com. (PG-13) St. Dymphna Press, LLC.

In this awesome installment, host Joe Colantonio sits down with Mark Meier and Tom Miseur from Grafana Labs to dive deep into the world of performance testing and how their brand new open source Grafana k6 Studio is making these powerful practices accessible for everyone on your team—from developers to QA and SREs. Try out Insight Hub free for 14 days now: https://testguild.me/insighthub. No credit card required. Listen in as they discuss the evolution of k6 from a developer-first tool to one built for seamless collaboration across teams, the challenges of performance testing in modern DevOps pipelines, and practical advice for avoiding common pitfalls like the dreaded million virtual user myth. You'll also get an insider's look at how k6 Studio simplifies recording, scripting, and correlating test scenarios and how it compares to longtime industry players like JMeter. Discover the team's vision for the future, including enhanced browser testing features, integration with Grafana Cloud, and thoughts on leveraging AI to accelerate performance testing efforts. If you're ready to learn actionable strategies for making performance testing a team sport (not just a developer or QA silo) and want to hear tips on integrating load testing into your CI/CD pipelines, this episode is a must-listen! Check Out Grafana k6 Studio: https://grafana.com/docs/k6/latest/k6-studio/ Watch k6 Studio demo:  https://testguild.me/dzebxa

How can you create a more employee centric culture?Why do companies that invest in employee experience consistently outperform their competitors?My guest on this episode is Stephan Meier, Professor at Columbia Business School & author of 'The Employee Advantage: How Putting Workers First Help Business Thrive'.During our conversation Stephan and I discuss:Why employees care about more than just money when it comes to their jobs—the same way customers care about more than just price.How investing in employee experience drives innovation, reduces costs, and significantly boosts retention.Why designing "just right" challenges that stretch but don't overwhelm employees is crucial for engagement.How strategic choices around generative AI can enhance rather than diminish human contribution and engagement.Connecting with Stephan:Connect with Stephan Meier on LinkedInLearn more about the “The Employee Advantage: How Putting Workers First Help Business Thrive”Episode Sponsor:Next-Gen HR Accelerator - Learn more about this best-in-class leadership development program for next-gen HR leadersElevate 2025 - Learn more about this once a year, 3-week virtual program focused on taking your strategic capabilities and business impact to the next level with 16 interactive sessions led by 18 HR thought leaders.HR Leader's Blueprint - 18 pages of real-world advice from 100+ HR thought leaders. Simple, actionable, and proven strategies to advance your career.Succession Planning Playbook: In this focused 1-page resource, I cut through the noise to give you the vital elements that define what “great” succession planning looks like.

Each week, we bring you compelling conversation with church leaders and laity. On this edition of OC Catholic Radio, Attorney Laura Meier joins us in the studio. Laura recently authored a book entitled “Guided by Grace – A Catholic Journey Through Wills, Trusts and Estate Planning.” This book was borne out of a medical crisis with her firstborn son that challenged the Meier family to the core. You are sure to be inspired by her compelling story. Please share this podcast!

Are you feeling overwhelmed by the idea of building your author platform? Not sure where to start or how to connect with your readers? You're not alone! In this week's episode of The Resilient Writers Radio Show, I sit down with author and certified book coach Nicole Meier to break it all down into simple, actionable steps.Nicole is the author of The House of Bradbury, The Girl Made of Clay, and The Second Chance Supper Club, and her latest book, City of Books, is out now! She's also a developmental editor and co-founder of Bookworks, where she helps writers create an engaging author platform that aligns with their goals.In our conversation, Nicole shares why so many writers feel stuck when it comes to marketing themselves—and how to move past the overwhelm. If you've ever thought, Do I have to be on every social media platform? Do I need a newsletter? What kind of content should I even be sharing?—this episode is for you!Key Takeaways:✅ Start with Your “Why” – Before diving into social media or email marketing, take a moment to reflect on what you want from your platform. Do you want to connect with readers? Build credibility? Attract an agent? Understanding your purpose will help you make smarter choices.✅ Go Where Your Readers Are – Not every platform is right for every author. Romance writers might thrive on Instagram, while nonfiction writers may find their audience on LinkedIn. Nicole shares how to identify the best place to focus your energy.✅ Less is More – The biggest mistake writers make is trying to be everywhere at once. Nicole recommends choosing one platform and showing up consistently rather than spreading yourself too thin. Quality and consistency matter more than quantity!✅ Be Authentic – You don't have to dance on TikTok or create elaborate content if it doesn't feel right for you. Share your writing journey, behind-the-scenes moments, and insights into your creative process—authenticity is what truly connects readers to authors.✅ Newsletters Are Gold – Social media is great for visibility, but email lists convert better when it comes to book sales. Nicole explains why a newsletter (via Substack or another platform) can be a game-changer for your author career.✅ Avoid Common Mistakes – Nicole highlights the top three mistakes authors make: not knowing their purpose, overcommitting to too many platforms, and feeling like they're not “worthy” of having a platform. She reassures us that small, consistent efforts are what really matter.If you want a step-by-step plan to grow your audience, this episode could be exactly what you need!

With the sale of the Timberwolves to Alex Rodriguez and Marc Lore, Henry wonders how will Minnesota sports fans remember Glen Taylor, plus he talks with Fox 9 News Anchor Randy Meier and we have Headlines.

Welcome To the Bangin Beers! Sharing my love for the beer and spirits industry exploring the craft scene by trying new drinks and going on location to review Breweries, Bars, and more.ABJ Links:https://linktr.ee/anthonyblackwelljrhttps://www.meierscreekbrewing.com/

When it comes to late-career transitions, Gigi Meier's reinvention is nothing short of remarkable. After three decades in banking — reaching the boardroom level of a multi-billion-dollar Texas institution — Gigi has reinvented herself as a successful romance writer. She has self-published 16 books, some quite steamy, across three ongoing series.  The cover of her books — not for every taste — typically feature a shirtless, ripped stud and a one-word title: Paolo, or Hamilton, or Giovanni. One of Gigi's best-selling books is her first, Tomlin, the tale of a small-town romance between a foul-mouth car restorer and a determined Judo Olympian who refuses to take no for an answer. While you might expect Gigi to draw on her extensive banking experience to fuel her publishing success, as she explains on this week's episode, she's discovered valuable insights as a romance publisher that would have been useful during her banking career — and they offer actionable lessons for any business or entrepreneurial venture. Whether or not you're a fan of romance novels, you'll want to cozy up to this week's podcast for some sexy business ideas. Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart. Photo: Gigi Meier, Author Posted: March 31, 2025 Monday Morning Run Time: 42:18 Episode: 13.42 RELATED EPISODES: Bestselling Author Joanne Lipman Shares Her Formula for Professional and Personal Reinvention These ‘Master Mentors' Can Transform Your Life and Career With Their Nuggets of Wisdom Shift Happens: We Can't Control Our Personal or Business Misfortunes

Join us for part 2 of our long interview with UFO researcher Preston Dennett and Billy Meier US representative Michael Horn, where we discuss UFOs and predictions. Preston continues to discuss cases of Humanoids and close encounters.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/paranormal-uk-radio-network--4541473/support.

In the third episode of Beyond the Flock, Russell Taber speaks with Jack Meier, a member of the University of Oregon cross country and track team. The music used is “I'm Going for a Coffee” by Lee Rosevere from the Free Music Archive, modified under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License.”

This hour Henry talks Vikings with Matthew Coller from Purple Insider, he chats up Fox 9 News Anchor Randy Meier, plus we have Bite of the Night and Headlines

This week, I got to sit down again with the one and only Brock Meier—author, former scientist, and all-around fascinating guy. His friends and family call him “the most interesting man in the world,” and honestly, they might be right! Our first conversation covered everything from ancient civilizations to whirlwind romance, so I knew I had to bring him back for more.Here's what we got into this time:His early days in the lab, working with lasers and infrared tech before most people even knew what they were.How that technology has completely changed the way we explore the world today.The top-secret stuff he couldn't talk about (but hey, we tried!).His unexpected passion for winemaking—specifically, crafting wine from things like jalapeños and grass clippings.The science behind fermentation and how his research background actually plays into it.The big question—will there be another book after The Stone Cutter?Life in the Texas Hill Country and where he finds inspiration.This was such a fun conversation, jumping from cutting-edge science to creative passions and everything in between. If you love history, technology, and unexpected stories, you're going to love this episode!_____________________________________Lisa's Website: https://brockmeierauthor.com/_____________________________________Link to all things Not in a Huff Podcast: https://linktr.ee/notinahuffpodcastPlease follow/subscribe to the podcast to be the first to see new episodes when they come out each week. Be extra awesome and rate us on Apple Podcast and Spotify! :)

Show Notes: Stephan Meier, a professor at Columbia Business School, is the author of the book "Employee Advantage." He teaches the business strategy core class, which is required for all MBA students. Stephan also teaches an elective on the future of work, focusing on how treating employees and labor interacts with technology and business strategy. Stephan conducts international trips to African countries, such as Ghana, South Africa, and Kenya, to provide students with international experiences and perspectives on businesses, strategy, and different environments. His focus is on putting workers first to help businesses thrive. The conversation turns to Stephan's book and the concept of the workplace and business strategy. He mentions how the pandemic brought the workplace under the spotlight and technology use ramped up, while at the same time, Stephan was teaching a class on the Future of Work. The conversation turns to the concept of putting workers first as a key element of business success, and how the business language reveals the mode of managing the employee base. This outlook has led to a large divide between employee and employer. According to Gallup surveys, about 65% of Americans are not engaged at work, and this number is even higher worldwide. Stephan also talks about customer centricity and how employee experience is crucial for both innovation and customer satisfaction. The Employee First Approach Stephan cites Jeff Bezos, and Amazon as examples of organizations that prioritize employee satisfaction. Amazon's CEO Jeff Bezos believes that learning from dissatisfied employees can lead to continuous improvement and better business outcomes. This mindset is also seen in other industries, such as Costco in the US, which provides clear career paths, communicates clearly, and promotes internally. DHL Express, for two years in a row, was named the best employer in the world on the best workplaces in the world list for two consecutive years. They put employees first because they realized that turnover is terrible and happy employees are more engaged and leads to satisfied customers. They changed aspects of communication, listening, training, and career path within the organization, leading to financial success. How the Employee/Customer Centric Approach Wins Stephan discusses the importance of treating employees well and putting them first at the margin when making trade-offs. He talks about Starbucks, where the company's customer-centric approach has led to a loss of a customer-centric environment. He talks about how this could be improved. Stephan also emphasizes that both customers and employees are critical stakeholders that create value within the organization. Companies that prioritize their employees are more likely to be successful. This is because they have a strong focus on competence, which is encouraged by offering the right tasks that push employees optimally. This is crucial for motivation and retention, as people often leave organizations when they don't learn anything new. How Successful Companies Prioritize Employees Stephan states that companies strive to differentiate through a customer-centric approach, but he goes on to explain that the employee-centric and the customer-centric approach are often interchangeable. He offers examples of companies that prioritize their employees including Costco, DHL Express, and MasterCard. Microsoft uses an AI-powered tool called Unlocked, which allows employees to choose projects they want to participate in and matches them with opportunities within the company. This approach not only improves the internal market but also creates a better experience for employees. Companies like KKR, which invest heavily in portfolio companies, implement ownership programs, which give employees stock options as a start. To differentiate between companies that prioritize their employees, companies should consider metrics such as engagement level and turnover rates. By focusing on these early indicators, companies can better understand their commitment to their employees and work towards creating a healthy workplace culture that leads to productive and engaged workers. How to Build an Employee-centric Workplace Stephan suggests that companies should start by focusing on what they do with customers and how they do it with employees. They can use ideation workshops to understand customer needs and differentiate themselves from competitors. For example, Eli Lilly applied customer journeys to employees, focusing on their experiences and moments that matter. This approach helped them get more people promoted and had a significant impact on their business. Stephan recommends designing workshops to help employees think about ideas and motivations, as well as redesigning processes and procedures within the organization. By doing so, companies can better understand their employees' needs and preferences, leading to a more engaged, productive, and innovative workforce. Timestamps: 04:09: Development of The Employee Advantage 04:29: Counterintuitive Claims and Examples of Employee-Centric Companies  12:29: Balancing Employee and Customer Centricity  15:01: Practical Examples of Employee-Centric Companies  19:44: Criteria for Identifying Employee-Centric Companies  23:23: Industry-Specific Considerations  27:30: Consulting Approach for Implementing Employee-Centric Strategies  Links: Website: https://www.stephanmeier.com/ Stephan's Book: The Employee Advantage   Unleashed is produced by Umbrex, which has a mission of connecting independent management consultants with one another, creating opportunities for members to meet, build relationships, and share lessons learned. Learn more at www.umbrex.com.    

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Introduction    Opening Theme: The episode begins with an ethereal introduction from Higher Density Living Podcast featuring Alexander McCaig. The intro invites listeners to "look within" and live on the edge of the seen and unseen realities, exploring consciousness, spirit, and the human condition.   Welcome and Catch-Up  Host Greeting: Mark Snider welcomes listeners back to Ohio Exopolitics and introduces his guest (and unofficial co-host), Alexander McCaig, expressing gratitude for their collaboration. Reunion Vibe: Mark humorously notes it's been two weeks since their last discussion, though it feels like years. Alexander agrees, sharing that he's been enjoying the sunny weather in Santa Fe, New Mexico, contrasting with Mark's rainy, 40-degree weather in Ohio. Nature's Impact: Alexander highlights his recent time in nature, chopping wood, and draws a parallel to a scene from The Avengers where Captain America and Iron Man chop wood, emphasizing its grounding effect on the human spirit.   Snow, Soil, and Nutrient Cycles Weather Discussion: Mark mentions Ohio's recent sun and cold rain, while Alexander wishes for more snow or rain in Santa Fe's mild climate. Snow's Ecological Role: Alexander explains how snow acts as an insulating layer for soil, facilitating the movement of nutrient salts into plant root systems. He describes how temperature differentials (cold surface, warmer subsurface) lift water and salts upward during winter, nourishing flora. Victor Schauberger's Influence: Alexander credits Austrian naturalist Victor Schauberger for this insight, noting Schauberger's work on water cycles, farming, and nature's laws. Mark marvels at how snowmelt isn't just runoff but feeds mountain springs through internal storage and temperature-driven processes. Victor Schauberger: Nature's Genius  Schauberger's Background: Alexander introduces Schauberger as a tree farmer with a profound understanding of nature, unaffiliated with the Meier material Mark references. His works, originally in German and translated into English by Caleb Coates, cover farming, water technology, and gravitational phenomena. Nazi Connection: Alexander recounts how Schauberger met Hitler and a Nazi physicist to discuss propulsion inspired by trout swimming upstream and toroidal water dynamics. This influenced the Nazis' anti-gravity craft, Die Glocke (The Bell), and later Hanabu, though Schauberger disdained the Nazis and formal science. Unique Vocabulary: Mark and Alexander discuss Schauberger's bespoke terminology, which initially confuses but ultimately reveals precise natural phenomena, as validated by modern water engineers and physicists. Alpine Lakes and Propulsion Insights  Lunar Observations: Alexander shares a story of Schauberger observing unfrozen alpine lakes under moonlight. He noticed logs swirling into whirlpools, sinking, and then being ejected upward, revealing a self-refreshing mechanism driven by temperature differentials. Water's Density: At 39.4°F, water reaches peak density, carrying nutrient salts and enabling this toroidal motion, which Schauberger mimicked for propulsion systems—contrasting with destructive combustion tech. Deep State Tech: Alexander suggests this early anti-gravity concept may underpin modern secret propulsion systems, avoiding atom-splitting or burning fuels. Mark proposes revisiting this topic for its depth and complexity.   Time Compression and Meditation  Shifting Gears: Mark asks about time compression, which Alexander confirms experiencing during flow states or meditation. Meditative Experience: Alexander describes a full-lotus meditation where 75 minutes felt like 15, leaving his legs numb and causing him to collapse upon standing. He explains how this stillness reduces bodily focus, amplifying brain activity and unlocking peace. Aging and Time: Mark notes how time compresses with age, forcing prioritization. Alexander ties this to meditation's benefits, advising against reclining for beginners to avoid sleep, favoring upright or lotus positions. Hidden Technology and Extraterrestrial Oversight  Dr. Carol Rosin: Mark introduces Dr. Carol Rosin, assistant to Wernher von Braun, who warned of a staged alien invasion and space weaponization (e.g., Rods from God). Alexander agrees such weapons exist. Deep State Motives: Alexander posits military tech developers seek excuses to test anti-grav drones, using global UFO sightings as cover. He contrasts this with extraterrestrial observers who intervene only if 75% of life faces extinction, as triggered by nuclear escalations (e.g., Russia-NATO tensions). Human Readiness: Alexander argues humanity's consciousness lags 1,500–2,000 years behind its tech, suggesting releasing advanced tools now would harm rather than help society. Closing Notes   Themes Explored: Nature's wisdom (Schauberger), consciousness (meditation/time), and hidden tech (propulsion/UFOs) weave a tapestry of knowledge suppression, human evolution, and cosmic oversight.   Next Episode Tease: Mark and Alexander plan to revisit Schauberger's work and unpack the implications of advanced technology in future shows.

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Brian is back this week with Scott to break down the latest in Buffalo's craft beer scene:Southern Tier Brewing's Overpack'd IPA Pack: The latest Overpack'd 15-pack includes Lake Shore Fog, Smooth Rider (exclusive), IPA, Citra Fog, and 2XIPA, ranging from 4.8% to 8.2% ABV. Available now wherever great craft beer is sold.Buffalo Bisons Craft Beer Ticket Pack: Includes 2 undated game tickets & 4 craft beer vouchers for $60. Features beers from Resurgence, Southern Tier, Hamburg, Big Ditch, and more. The Bisons open their season March 28 vs. Rochester Red Wings. More info: Bisons.com.Imperial March of Stouts at Pizza Plant Transit: On March 9, enjoy rare stouts from Founders, Goose Island, Mortalis, Other Half, Old First Ward, and more. Star Wars-themed event with North Ridge Fanforce in costume—$5 off a flight for wearing Star Wars gear!Windy Brew 8th Anniversary Party: March 8 in Strykersville with live music, drink specials, and the 8 Weeks to 8 Years prize drawings, including gift cards, mug club memberships, and more. Free event!Smoldered Society Tasting at Nickel City Brewz: March 8 (6-8pm), featuring samples of Illusion of Society Imperial NEIPA, Simulated Reality Sour, Strike Anywhere Czech Pilsner, and more. Meier's Creek Brewing will also host a tasting on Friday.OP Shamrock Bar Crawl: March 8 (2-8pm) in Orchard Park with stops at Wayland Brewing, First Line Brewing, Fattey Beer OP, and more. Free to participate, with giveaways, prizes, and green-themed fun!Falls Brewery Grand Opening – March 14: Located in Military Square Plaza, Falls Brewery will feature a five-tank brewing system, taproom, banquet space, restaurant, and games like mini bowling and golf simulators. Soft opening March 13 (5-9pm). More info: FallsBreweryUSA.com.For more Buffalo beer news, visit BuffaloBeerLeague.com.