Podcasts about Mendl

Gabriel Lencioni is a young, equine vet with an interest in horse welfare and behaviour. Recently qualified, Gabriel is already embarking on research that just might change the way we think about horse welfare in equestrian sport - he is creating an AI model to assess horse welfare during competition. Not your regular AI tech-bro, Gabriel shares with us his journey into animal behavior and welfare, and why he is determined to leverage the latest technology to improve the lives of horses, vets and owners. As our first guest from South America, we also explore cultural perspectives on animal welfare, and as always, we talk about how optimistic we are the future of horse sports. Reading and Resources Find all of Gabriel's research here The Cambridge Declaration on Consciousness (2012) An integrative and functional framework for the study of animal emotion and mood (Mendl et al, 2010)

Leave us a messageA Five Minute Friday look at dogs emotional response to their world and how that influences the decisions they make. Just how good are dogs at evaluating their situation and making forward planning decisions as a result?Thank you for listening to The Sociable Dog Pod. Find us on X/Twitter @sociabledog

Två hundar springer med full fart mot skålarna där de vet att det finns godis. De ligger jämsides, faktum är att det skulle behövas målfoto för att skilja dem åt när de kommer fram till godbitarna.Nästa gång är det mer osäkert om det verkligen finns något gott i skålarna. “Klara, färdiga, gå “…….den ena hunden rusar med samma entusiastiska steg men den andra springer denna gång mer tveksamt, som om den har tappat geisten. Varför är det på detta viset?Milene avslöjar svaret i detta den andra episoden om belöning, bestraffning och hundars mående. Vi fortsätter vår resa genom studien och finner en del uppmuntrande resultat för alla oss som vill jobba med reko metoder tillsammans med våra hundar.De hundar som uteslutande hade tränats med belöningsbaserade metoder hade en kortare latenstid, de sprang fortare till alla testskålar (5:16)Hundarna som har blivit bestraffade verkar ha en lägre förväntan på belöning helt enkelt (7:01)Den här studien påvisar ju faktiskt att hur vi behandlar våra hundar påverkar kanske deras motivation att göra något nytt tillsammans med oss (7:41)För hundar finns det ett samband mellan bestraffning och pessimism (9:35)Det finns bättre tillfällen att försöka förändra ett beteenden än när det händer, faktum är att det sämsta tillfället att förändra är just när det händer (11:40)Vad väcker den här studien för tankar hos dig, tagga oss och berätta på @braverdogssweden!Vill du lära mer hoppa över till Braver Dogs Utbudssida och ladda ner våra gratis träningsguider!KÄLLORCasey, Naj-Oleari, Campbell, Mendl & Blackwell. (2021) Dogs are more pessimistic if their owners use two or more aversive training methodsCastro, Fuchs, Morello, Pastur, Sousa & Olsson. (2020) Does training method matter? Evidence for the negative impact of aversive-based methods on companion dog welfareEllen Langler (2023) The Mindful BodyDr Ellen Langler på Rich Roll PoddenAttribution och optimism, PsykologaAli Al Nima (2011) En studie om interaktioner mellanstress, copingstrategier, optimism ochpessimism bland anställda

Kumiko welcomes and interviews Ailin Conant our new Artistic Director and Co-CEO. You'll learn about Ailin's journey into the industry and how her heritage has informed her work as a director. Music by Nicola T. Chang. Edited by Yuino Tokumaru.

Our Executive Director and Co-CEO discusses with Kumiko the UK theatre landscape and the changes that have taken place during New Earth Theatre's 28 years. Music by Nicola T. Chang. Edited by Yuino Tokumaru.

Our Marketing and Digital Content Manager talks with Kumiko about the rebrand and name change of the company that took place in 2020. She explains what her role as Artistic Director involves. Music by Nicola T. Chang. Edited by Yuino Tokumaru.

Our Associate Producer speaks with Kumiko about the productions and initiatives she has programmed during her tenure as Artistic Director. Music by Nicola T. Chang. Edited by Yuino Tokumaru.

Our Creative Engagement Manager chats with Kumiko about how she got into theatre, the formation of New Earth Theatre, then called Yellow Earth, and the journey our training programme, New Earth Academy, has made over the years. Music by Nicola T. Chang. Edited by Yuino Tokumaru.

We continue with New Earth Artistic Director Kumiko Mendl and Dr Lucienne Loh from the University of Liverpool and co- curator of the Chinese & British exhibition. Kumiko talks about the genesis of the play and its significance for BESEA theatre as they continue to explore the themes of WORTH.

Earth 2 Air lands again! Join New Earth Artistic Director Kumiko Mendl and Dr Lucienne Loh, historian and curator of the British Chinese exhibition at the British Library, as they open the new podcast season with the way in which the ambitions of New Earth Theatre and WORTH coalesce with the exhibition, and shared themes by both play and the exhibition.

Spontan, intuitiv, ohne Skript, Improvisation pur! Authentisch, ehrlich, direkt! Dafür steht Weissbunt! Prof.Dr. Jalid Sehouli, der Direktor der #Frauenklinik an der #charité – Campus Virchow, startete im Mai 2021 mit „WeissBunt“ seinen eigenen Podcast. Er ist renommierter Krebsspezialist, #frauenarzt , Wissenschaftler, Schriftsteller und Weltbürger und engagiert sich seit Jahren für die zivile Gesellschaft für ein ganzheitliches und soziales Miteinander. Zu Gast ist Miachel Mendl: Michael Mendl spielte in unzähligen deutschen TV- und Kinoproduktionen mit, aber auch in Hollywood war er schon zu sehen – 2008 in "Der Vorleser" neben Superstar Kate Winslet. Der Charakterdarsteller kam am 20. April 1944 in Lünen in Nordrhein-Westfalen als Michael Sandrock zur Welt. Gleich zu Beginn war sein Leben turbulent, denn er wurde als außerehelicher Sohn eines katholischen Priesters und der Studentin Martha Sandrock geboren. 1949 heiratete seine Mutter Ernst Mendl. Der Österreicher adoptierte den kleinen Michael. Mendl lebte im Ruhrgebiet bei Köln, in Krefeld und in Ludwigshafen am Rhein. 1965 absolvierte er in Mannheim das Abitur. Zuvor hatte er bereits zum ersten Mal auf einer Theaterbühne gestanden – als Statist am lokalen Nationaltheater. Dann verschlug es ihn nach Wien, wo er Theaterwissenschaften und Kunstgeschichte studierte, langfristig allerdings ein Schauspielstudium anstrebte. In Essen legte Mendl 1969 die Bühnenreifeprüfung an der Folkwang-Hochschule ab. In den Folgejahren ergatterte der heranreifende Star Engagements an den Staatstheatern in Darmstadt und Stuttgart sowie am Bayerischen Staatsschauspiel in München. In den 80er Jahren war der Künstler unter anderem in "Wer hat Angst vor Virginia Woolf?", "Woyzeck", "Geschlossene Gesellschaft" und "Maria Stuart" zu sehen. 1993 spielte Mendl bei den Salzburger Festspielen die Rolle des Messala in Peter Steins Inszenierung von "Julius Caesar". In den beiden Folgejahren stand der Schauspieler ebenfalls in der österreichischen Stadt auf der Bühne. Seine TV- und Filmkarriere begann in den 80er Jahren eher schleppend, größere Bekanntheit erlangte der Nordrhein-Westfale 1989 mit dem "Tatort"-Krimi "Die Neue". Den großen Durchbruch verschaffte ihm jedoch ein Film von Sönke Wortmann – "Kleine Haie" (1991). Fortan wurde Mendl hauptsächlich in Charakterrollen besetzt, beispielsweise in dem Oscar-nominierten Drama "Der Untergang" (2004) von Oliver Hirschbiegel, in dem er den General Helmuth Weidling verkörperte. Außerdem spielte Mendl in dem Zweiteiler "Die Gustloff" (2008), in "So weit die Füße tragen" (2001) und in "Im Schatten der Macht" (2004) mit. In Letzterem mimte er den ehemaligen Bundeskanzler Willy Brandt und wurde dafür mit der "Goldenen Kamera" ausgezeichnet. Seit 2017 ist der gefragte Darsteller in der Rolle des Bernd Doppler in "Dark" zu sehen, der ersten deutschsprachigen Netflix-Serie. Nachdem die zweite Staffel 2019 veröffentlicht wurde, endet das Projekt 2020 nach dem Ende von Staffel drei. Neben seiner Arbeit als Darsteller wirkte Michael Mendl auch an zahlreichen Hörspielen als Sprecher mit, unter anderem "Krabat", "Doktor Faustus" und "Es wird Dich rufen". Außerdem lieh er seine Stimme Kollegen wie Rob Reiner, Stellan Skarsgård und Timothy Dalton. 2013 feierte der Deutsche in Wien sein Comeback auf der Theaterbühne – im Stück "Vor dem Ruhestand" von Thomas Bernhard. Außerdem engagiert er sich als Mentor für das Projekt LILALU (seit 2000), für Faszination Regenwald e. V. (seit 2003), als Schirmherr des Vereins Gegen Noma e. V. (seit 2008) und als Botschafter der SOS-Kinderdörfer. Der Podcast entstand in Zusammenarbeit mit der Berliner Marketing Agentur Brand Activation Berlin und baut Brücken aus der Welt der Medizin in die unterschiedlichsten Bereiche der #gesellschaft . Credits: Produktion: Brand Activation Berlin Regie & Editing: Rafael Löffler Foto Jalid Sehouli: Christian Festag Instagram: @dr.sehouli @brandactivation_berlin

In our first briefing we discuss the exciting rediscovery of an important 1930s René Boivin necklace with historic provenance. A rare and impressive cabochon sapphire and diamond collar, It had disappeared for approximately fifty years before reappearing at auction in 2002.-----------website: https://www.neilmarrs.comemail: neil@neilmarrs.cominstagram: https://www.instagram.com/neilmarrs/linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/neilmarrs/

Phil chats with Steve about his career, and the art of transitioning from one career to another. 

Today's guest is veteran choreographer and dance educator, JoAnna Mendl Shaw. JoAnna has been devising performance works for stage, rural and urban landscapes since the 1980's. Her body of interspecies work initiates visceral engagement with the natural and cultural environment. Redefining the possibilities for dance-making, Shaw's research into the human-equine dialogue began in 1998. Her company, The Equus Projects, tours throughout the States and Europe creating site-specific works through immersive collaboration with local equine and arts communities. An internationally recognized dance educator, Shaw has taught on faculty at NYU, The Juilliard School, Alvin Ailey, Princeton, Mount Holyoke, and Montclair State. Shaw is the recipient of NEA Choreographic Fellowships and multiple NEA grants for Interdisciplinary Performance. She has brought her somatic practice of Physical Listening into elementary schools and academic think tanks, into the Strategic Studies group at the Naval War College and NYU Medical school. She is a certified Laban Movement Analyst. She is the author of the 2021 book, Physical Listening, A Dancer's Interspecies Journey. For more on this episode: Movers & Shapers: A Dance Podcast

Series host and co-host, Artistic Director Kumiko Mendl and artist/theatre-maker Kazuko Hohki reveal the motivation behind Tsunagu/Connect. Find out how ‘The Borrowers' were involved and what growing up as the ‘child of the enemy' was like. They share details on their own arrival and experience in the UK, drawing parallels with present affairs and the future generation. Music excerpt: We Are Ninja by Frank Chickens

Dr Mendl is a professor of animal behaviour and welfare at the Bristol Veterinary School, University of Bristol. His research focuses on cognition, emotion, development, individuality and social behaviour in domestic animals. Mike starts by introducing his background and giving some alternative options to start in the research field of animal behaviour and welfare aside from doing a PhD, postdoc, or fellowship. He then dives into the background of how he is working together with his collaborators studying emotions, welfare and cognition in animals. He presents the methods used to understand what animals are experiencing, and cognitive bias as an indicator of animal emotion and welfare.Mike talks about his multiple research studies with different species of domestic animals, rats, and even bees, and the challenges of knowing whether emotion and affective states are consciously experienced in other species. Mike shares his results of a study of lateralized behaviour as an indicator of affective states in dairy cows, with the animals in a negative state predicted to be more likely to process novel or unexpected information using the right hemisphere of their brain. This leads Sabrina and Mike to discuss the concept of novelty and environmental enrichment, training with enrichment devices, rewards, and how this might also affect the right hemisphere activity in the brain. Mike shares his work studying 'trap and release' effects on the small pig-like animal, the peccary, which is considered a pest animal in Brazil. Using a cognitive bias approach, the aim of this work was to understand the welfare implications and potential negative effects caused by trapping and release on the animals. Finally, Mikes discusses his work in understanding how animals live in the present, how their memories may work and how they may plan for the future. He shares how knowing more about this “mental time travel” in animals can have a lot of beneficial captive management implications. Find out more about studying Animal Welfare and Behaviour at the University of BristolRead the The Cambridge Declaration on Consciousness HEREBecome a member of PAWS now HERE

In episode 32 of the Business Leaders Breakfast Sam is joined by Rabobank's Central NSW Regional Manager, Toby Mendl. Toby Mendl is Rabobank's Regional Manager for Central NSW and has been helping family businesses with their finance requirements for 18 years. His banking career has taken him from Goulburn in the Southern Tablelands to London and then Sydney, but his passion for agriculture brought him back to regional NSW and agribusiness banking. W: https://www.rabobank.com.au/

Otto und Sabrina reden mit Robert Ludl, wichtigste Wiener Instanz im Bereich Interior Design, in der dritten und letzten Folge der Miniserie über den verschrobensten Filmemacher, Heiland der Millennials und über dessen letzten drei Filme: Moonrise Kingdom (2012), The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) und Isle of Dogs (Ataris Reise, 2018) von Wes Anderson. In einer Folge, die wie wenig andere, unter dem leuchtenden Stern des Schöngeistes steht, werden auch wieder dringende, in Mendl's Schachteln verpackte Fragen beantwortet: Ist 'sich verlieben' schon ein Treatment für einen Film? Welches Hotel kleidet seine Pagen lila? Und wieso möchte man mit einem Inneneinrichter über Zeichentrickfilme reden? Hängt euch den roten Pelz um, nehmt eure Tabletten gegen die Hundegrippe und vergesst um Himmels Willen eure guten Manieren nicht... Außerdem möchte Titelverteidiger Otto wieder beim Filmquiz brillieren. Schlussroller -> Top 3 Interiordesign Filme

Mitch Hannan has had one of the most rapid rises in recent AFL history. We go through it all: from playing amateur footy at 21, to debuting in the AFL at 23, before kicking one of the most memorable Melbourne goals of all time. Despite this, Mitch has still had his mental demons to battle. Together with having co-founded a non-profit mental health organisation, his chat with us has proven that he's truly one of the nicest guys in footy. But be careful. There's a 100% chance that you'll have a new favourite AFL player after listening to this... Click here to support Mendl! BE PART OF OUR PODCASTING ADVENTURE! https://www.patreon.com/wdwbpod GET IN TOUCH WITH US! Twitter & Instagram: @wdwbpod Facebook: Where Do We Begin? / https://www.facebook.com/wdwbpod wheredowebeginpod@gmail.com MUSIC Protofunk by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4247-protofunk License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Movie Time Machine, where this week in 2014, we are at your service. Host James has already brought your luggage to your room, and Host Casey will be arriving shortly with fresh towels and the hand-rolled cigarettes you requested. Host Kris has just finished piping the frosting on a fresh batch of Mendl’s Courtesan au Chocolat, to be served approximately fifteen minutes after your meal. Should you need anything further, just pick up the phone; Host Jamie is at the front desk. Host Chad, our lobby boy, will now see you to your room. We hope you enjoy your stay.Send your questions, comments, and feedback to: MovieTimeMachinePod@gmail.comFind us on:TwitterFacebookYouTube Music:(Intro) Cliff Side by Silent Partner(outro) Space Navigator by Sarah the Instrumentalist    

In this chat, we talk to our good mates in Mental Health, Mark Losewitz & Mitch Hannan the creators of MENDL - Melbourne-based apparel brand who are doing incredible work for Men's Mental Health. Mitch and Mark are great friends and became a big part of each others' support network which has manifested in this awesome philanthropic endeavour, taking the profits from their company and donating to a 'Charity of the Month'. They talk about their experiences working together, their highs and lows and how grateful they are for each other. Their goal is to normalise the conversations around Mental Health and help foster supportive relationships in men, all the while wearing some great gear! Being a part of this conversation with the Mendl Boys was really special, it isn't easy to open up about how much you love your mates especially when they're sitting next to you on the couch but the fellas were amazing and it's special to see. Liam and I joined them for their Mendl Movement interview a while ago so whip over and have a look at that as well! WATCH THE YOUTUBE VIDEO HEREEnjoy the chat.!

Today we speak to a great man, one Liam and I have known for a long time and a hard-working artist in the creative world, Mr. Jack 'Stubby' Turner! Jack is an incredible character, he is his own man and it just makes you love chatting to him so much! His work with big brands in the commercial creative space is commendable as well - Art Director / Designer at Lee & Wrangler, Head Creative at SKWOSH and Artist at Carpet Incorporated. He has his own artistic lane and and it's bloody fun to explore... Jack is very open about his history with Mental Health, and this is a particularly eye-opening conversation for Liam and I because we know the times Jack is taking about but we didn't realise at the time he had the struggles he did. He was so open and honest with us and we are super grateful he joined us for this chat. Please enjoy our conversation with Jack 'Stubby' Turner.

Devido a pandemia do covid-19 a temporada 2020 do NBB teve que ser encerrada. A liga que estava nas rodadas finais da primeira fase, já havia definido que não realizaria os jogos faltantes nessa fase do torneio, e a classificação para a disputa dos playoffs , mas com data indeterminada. O ala Léo Mendl, atleta do São Paulo, conversou com Vinícius Ramalho sobre essa situação, como foi jogar com o ginásio lotado em um clássico e logo em seguida com ginásio vazio, devido ao distanciamento social que já começava a vigorar. Confira em mais um episódio do Bastidores do Esporte! www.radiobradescoseguros.com.br

Today's chat is a ripper! We had the awesome opportunity to talk to Essendon Bombers Captain in 2020, Dyson Heppell. We met Dyson in very unconventional circumstances and were very humbled to have him join us for a chat, talking about all manner of things in and out of footy at a time of uncertainty for the AFL and life in general. Dyson is amongst the most optimistic people we have met and is one to always try to pull the positives out of any situation, which you'll hear throughout the chat. We are really grateful to Dys for his time and coming to join us on the couch for a big talk, we were both very empowered by his positivity and this episode hopefully will be a good source of positivity to everyone who listens. Please Enjoy! We are also super grateful to the crew from MENDL - our favourite Melbourne Apparel Company raising awareness for men's Mental Health. We sent Dys home with some of their great gear and we would love everyone to get around them!

Full show from today with Kane! Including chats with:Mitch HannanJack McCallumJason BelmonteSam EdmundDr Branka Grubor-BaukEnjoy!

Demons young gun Mitch Hannan with his Mendl business partner

In this episode, we talk to Dr. Kieran Kennedy ( @drkierankennedy ) our favourite Neuropsychiatry Doctor on the planet! Our chat ranges from his advocacy work in the media, the consuming world of medicine, fitness modelling and ultimately the balance between it all. Kieran is very humble for all his achievements, and is very open about the times in which he struggles to manage his busy life, which he follows up really well by talking through some of the simple but super important steps we can all take to re-calibrate and reset, for the good of our Mental Health. He is as genuine as they come, he is a great voice of reason through the trying times we're all living in right now and I hope you enjoy this chat. Please share it with anyone you can because we are super proud of this one and super grateful to have Kieran in our corner. Enjoy! Once again, big thanks to the guys at MENDL for their support and some great gear they sent Kieran's way. They are doing great things in this space and we're proud to be a partner of theirs. Check them out!

In this episode, we chat to Melbourne City footballer Josh Brillante. This was a really interesting conversation, covering Josh's globe-trotting football career and the pressures that accompany it. He speaks to the importance of his family and partner Lucy in his life and of course his success in football, in his words "when he is happy outside of football, the football is better". Josh was so open to being a part of the Men of Words and this is particularly inspiring because as he talks about in the episode, like most of us he hasn't always had the best understanding of Mental Health - we love that he has become such a big supporter of this space and we are looking forward to him spreading the word even further! Quick shoutout to Mendl - an amazing apparel company based here in Melbourne that are not only igniting conversations about mental health but also making some killer threads. Totes, Tees, Jumpers and all sorts of good gear and for a good cause! We love them, you will too! looking forward to more collaborations with these guys in the future. Enjoy this conversation, thanks for all the support and wash your hands!

A force d’entendre sa sœur parler de son futur mariage, Mendl en a eu marre et lui a dit « Ton mariage, j’y viendrais que si je peux emmener un lama avec moi »... Et bien chose dite, chose faite. C’est l’info de ce matin.

I interview Joanna Mendl Shaw of the Equus Project about her path and how our collaboration will help you revolutionize your feel, timing, body language and cues on the ground and mounted.

Romy Fölck, die Autorin, und Michael Mendl, Schauspieler und Sprecher, unterhalten sich übers Schreiben und mehr. Romy Fölck erzählt, wie ein Roman aus ihrer Feder entsteht, wie sie daran arbeitet. Michael Mendl erklärt, wie er sich auf die Arbeit im Studio, auf eine Hörbuchlesung vorbereitet. Beide plaudern in lockerer Atmosphäre kurzweilig und unterhaltsam über dies und auch den neuen Roman "Sterbekammer“. Zum Buch: http://bit.ly/RomyFölck_Sterbekammer Instagram: http://bit.ly/BasteiLuebbe Facebook Lübbe Audio: https://de-de.facebook.com/LuebbeAudio/

Die Mendl Festspiele finden jetzt zum ersten Mal statt. Schauspieler Michael Mendl und Impresario Beat Toniolo erzählen von ihrer Freundschaft, dem Pflichtgefühl gegenüber der Stadt Zeitz und dem vorzüglichen Wein.

I Israel bor en hel del jiddischtalande, även om det knappast är ett språk som talas på gatan. Men Yiddishpiel-teatern kämpar vidare med flera nya produktioner varje år, och turnerar runtom i landet. När Yuval Rapaport och Yonatan Rozen började på teatern i samma uppsättning för tio år sen, kunde ingen av dem egentligen tala jiddisch. Men det har gått bra, båda jobbar kvar och Yonatan Rozen spelade nyligen i pjäsen Menachem Mendl i Eretz Jisroel. En pjäs som på ett plan kan sägas handla om mötet mellan den gamla judiska världens jiddisch och det nya judiska landets hebreiska. Producent och reporter: Thomas Lunderquist.

I Israel bor en hel del jiddischtalande, även om det knappast är ett språk som talas på gatan. Men Yiddishpiel-teatern kämpar vidare med flera nya produktioner varje år, och turnerar runtom i landet. När Yuval Rapaport och Yonatan Rozen började på teatern i samma uppsättning för tio år sen, kunde ingen av dem egentligen tala jiddisch. Men det har gått bra, båda jobbar kvar och Yonatan Rozen spelade nyligen i pjäsen Menachem Mendl i Eretz Jisroel. En pjäs som på ett plan kan sägas handla om mötet mellan den gamla judiska världens jiddisch och det nya judiska landets hebreiska. Producent och reporter: Thomas Lunderquist.

In this episode, Catherine chats with Steve Mendl, a Mind Matters client for several years now. Steve has participated in a number of our NeuroCoding programs over the years. Apart from achieving great success in business and life, Steve has also reached a long-term goal to publish a book, which has since received Amazon Best Seller status. He is an executive mentor and active retirement coach, founder of Next-Aging and Senior Consultant at Lee Hecht Harrison Australia/New Zealand. He has over 25 years’ experience in training, educating, career transition, workforce transformation, and business improvement through effective leadership. Steve’s work life journey began in public relations, marketing and then one day he found his role was made redundant. He used the opportunity to really think about what he wanted to do and went on to start a fashion label, become a teacher and a radio and music DJ. He’s also the author of ‘Beyond The Money’, which looks at the mindset needed to transition from full-time work into the next stage of people’s lives. Episode highlights: Steve’s background story - a degree in business and his first job in public relations marketing Steve’s role being made redundant gave time to really think about what he wanted to do Building his own fashion label in the 90’s Going back to University to become a teacher in Australia and then moving to the UAE as a Business Economics teacher Returning from the UAE as a radio and music DJ Combining his two loves - learning development and teaching development and training and executive coaching Steve’s thoughts on having the right mindset in business How Steve created new direction If time and money wasn’t an issue, what would you do? Figuring out your likes and dislikes and creating your business around that - knowing where to spend your time and where to outsource work Steve’s biggest obstacles over the years - over-analysing and staying focused A look at Steve’s book, ‘Beyond The Money’  a practical guide for people moving out of full-time work and into the next stage in their lives, Successful men need to mentally prepare to leave the workforce and move into the next stage of their lives The tough times in Steve’s life that have shaped his learning and mindset in business How being present has worked both for and against Steve Steve’s opinion that ‘the clearer the vision, the more likely it is to happen’ Steve’s thoughts on Mind Matters and how we’ve helped him Useful Links:  Steve Mendl on LinkedIn Beyond The Money Website Useful Links: Mind Matters Website Catherine Connolly on LinkedIn Rex Urwin on LinkedIn Mind Matters Twitter  Mind Matters Facebook info@mindmatters.me See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tradition, tradition! In honor of a new Yiddish production of Fiddler on the Roof, we're heading back to Anatevka. Our Jewish guest is Rachel Zatcoff, who plays Tzeitel in The National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene Off-Broadway production, Fidler afn Dakh. Our Gentile of the week is James Monroe Števko, who plays Mendl, the rabbi's son. They tell us about learning Yiddish for the show and what it's like working with director Joel Grey and Jackie Hoffman, who plays Yenta. We also sit down with Alisa Solomon, author of Wonder of Wonders: A Cultural History of Fiddler on the Roof, to discuss the cultural significance of Fiddler on the Roof, which first opened on Broadway in 1965, as well as the Sholem Aleichem stories the play is based on. We love hearing from you! Email us at Unorthodox@tabletmag.com or leave a message at our listener line: 914-570-4869. We may share your note on the air. If you like listening, please consider leaving a review in iTunes. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram, and join our Facebook group to chat with the hosts and see what happens behind-the-scenes! Sign up for our weekly newsletter to get new episodes, photos, and more. Show your love for Unorthodox with our new T-shirts, sweatshirts, and baby onesies. Get yours at bit.ly/unorthoshirt This episode is sponsored by One Day University. Get 20% off your ticket to see Mark Oppenheimer's Oct. 14 lecture on religion in America by using the code MARK when you register at OneDayU.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We'll explore how movement, dance and performance can lead anyone to new insights about listening, decision-making and the creative process with our guest, JoAnna Mendl Shaw, choreographer and artistic director of The Equus Projects. Plus, we'll discover more about The Equus Projects' inter-species performance works with horses – where listening, leadership, negotiation and adaptability play out with very real consequences. MEET JOANNA MENDL SHAW AND THE EQUUS PROJECTS PERFORMERS IN PERSON: JoAnna and four performers will be featured at the Creative Problem Solving Institute 2017 from June 13 to 18, 2017, in Buffalo, New York. They will: Lead a day-long workshop on Strategic Problem Solving: A Kinetic Experience in Physical Listening. Perform The Breaking Ring, followed by a talk back with the audience and improviser/artist Gary Hirsch. Lead a breakout session on Moving to Think through Immersive Play. Faciliate the experiential FOLDING exploration using folding paper to investigate notions of leadership, leading and following, seeing the whole, and your contribution to a creation process

Super inspiring interview with a leader in inter-species communication, JoAnna Mendl-Shaw is a long-time innovator bringing horses and dancers together in a wide variety of settings. Learn about what we have to gain about developing presence and being in the moment when we consciously dance with these remarkable creatures.

Listen to JoAnna Mendl Shaw, choreographer and artistic director of The Equus Projects, as she talks about how an Arabian stallion named Hamlet influenced her creative process. Visit The Equus Projects site: http://www.dancingwithhorses.org/ (c)2012, Eva Yaa Asantewaa, InfiniteBody (http://infinitebody.blogspot.com)

Wed, 1 Feb 2012 12:00:00 +0100 https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/13901/ https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/13901/1/Mendl_Christian.pdf Mendl, Christian ddc:530, ddc:500, Fakultät für Physik

Tue, 29 Mar 2011 12:00:00 +0100 https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/12958/ https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/12958/1/Mendl_Nadine.pdf Mendl, Nadine

Thu, 13 Jan 2011 12:00:00 +0100 https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/12555/ https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/12555/1/Mendl_Nadine.pdf Mendl, Nadine

An enigmatic TECHNO journey into the feelings of Black civil rights campaigner Martin Luther King. This epic collaboration of sound and speech tells the story of the torment and anguish experienced in America during the years of the Black Civil Rights movement. Dubbed with dialogue from the world famous 'I have a dream' speech, and intelligently mixed with the sonourous sounds of techno tracks from various producers like Stephan Bodzin, Davis & May, Dusty Kid and Florian Mendl - DJ Colin John seemlessly mixes the story of pain suffering in sunny contrast with happiness. Welcome to 2009