Podcasts about Miso soup

Jacob Geller and Blake Hester are joined by video game designer and consultant Julie Muncy to read the second half of Ryu Murakami's novel, "In the Miso Soup." This podcast discusses the entirety of the book. Content warning for severe sexual violence. Something Rotten is better on Nebula – sign up today and find the premium feed at https://nebula.tv/somethingrotten/Send thoughts and questions about this series to somethingrottenpodcast@gmail.comFollow Julie on BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/julie.radiantarray.ioFollow Jacob Geller on BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/jacobgeller.comFollow Blake Hester on BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/metallicaisrad.bsky.socialOpening song: 恋のバカンス by The Peanuts.MUSIC: https://somethingrottenpod.bandcamp.com/album/something-rottenSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jacob Geller and Blake Hester read the first half of Ryu Murakami's novel, "In the Miso Soup." This podcast discusses the first two "days" of the book. Content warning for severe sexual violence. Something Rotten is better on Nebula – sign up today and find the premium feed at https://nebula.tv/somethingrotten/Send thoughts and questions about this series to somethingrottenpodcast@gmail.comFollow Jacob Geller on BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/jacobgeller.comFollow Blake Hester on BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/metallicaisrad.bsky.socialOpening song: 恋のバカンス by The Peanuts.MUSIC: https://somethingrottenpod.bandcamp.com/album/something-rottenSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hello Wholigans! On today's episode we decided to keep it light, and by "light" we mean lighter than normal, and by "lighter than normal" we mean totally freaking absurd. After breaking the news that Paula Cole Is Ship (this will make sense after clicking play), we play a bunch of calls asking us to rank things. What do we rank? Well, underwear... soups... redheads... Minnesota natives... apartment amenities... and much, much more. We hope this serves as some kind of balm to whatever you're feeling this week as we stare down the coming years. After all, these calls make us feel better every time we listen to them, so why wouldn't they do the same for you? As always, call in at 619.WHO.THEM to leave questions, comments & concerns for a future episode of Who's There?. Get a ton of bonus content over on Patreon.com/WhoWeekly Finally: TICKETS ARE ON SALE FOR OUR FALL TOUR! REMAINING DATES: BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA, DC, AND NEW YORK CITY, WHERE WE WILL WELCOME SPECIAL GUEST JOHN EARLY!!!! GET 'EM AT WHOWEEKLY.US/LIVE. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week: new albums from Salmonella Dub and Magic Machine, and a Hanni El Khatib collection from 2017. Also: unhoused marine mammals, the polymath-to-flog pipeline, organ donors, rushed homework, George Lucasing your masterpieces, ocean metaphors, deploy the Troy Kingi, Sabre rattling, getting Kneecapped, dear Jons, rejected Bob Vylan covers and Fidler on the hoof. Next week: Amyl and the Sniffers | Confidence Man | The OffspringSpotify playlists: Current albums | 2024 mixtape | All our playlistsThe database: Review albums since 2015 and year-end top 5 listsFind us on: Spotify Podcasts | Apple Podcasts | Omny StudioRSS feeds: Just sports | Just music | EverythingContact: Twitter | Facebook | EmailSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Philips Sonicare: We are very happy for the Costco Guys and their sponsorship of the Philips Sonicare electric toothbrush. Osaka Adventures: We have tales of meeting Masahiro when we arrive in Osaka and some more tales of our Japanese adventures like Mike leaving his phone on the train. Sponge B. Marley: Jeff's infamous shirt purchase in Japan. He chose Sponge B. Marley over black basketball dunking Bart Simpson. FUCK YOU WATCH THIS!, THE BEAR!, ALICE COOPER!, THE MAN BEHIND THE MASK!, FRIDAY THE 13TH!, PATREON!, FREE TIER!, FREETARD!, WHY DON'T GIRLS LIKE ME!?, WHIRLWIND ADVENTURE!, THE COSTCO GUYS!, SPONSORSHIP!, PHILIPS SONICARE!, ADVERTISING!, ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSHES!, BIG AJ!, BARREL CHESTED!, OSAKA ADVENTURES!, JAPAN!, TRIP!, FOOTAGE!, MASAHIRO!, TRUMP!, KAMALA!, AMERICA!, OHTANI!, FETISH!, DITCH!, SCAM!, OLD MAN!, LESS HELPFUL!, DRUNK GUY!, SANTA!, DOTOBORI!, OSAKA CASTLE!, HANSHIN TIGERS!, SUPERFANS!, TRANSLATION!, TRUMP CHANT!, LOTTERIA!, NO CHEAP!, NO TIP!, GIFT!, LOST PHONE!, TRAIN!, LANGUAGE BARRIER!, SKET!, COMMUNICATE!, POLICE STATION!, THIRD SIGNATURE!, ICHIRAN!, IPPUDO!, RAMEN WARS!, MISO SOUP!, CURRY!, MATSUYA!, FAMILYMART!, SWAP MEET!, SOUVENIR SHOP!, BIG NEW YORK!, KAITO!, SLIPKNOT!, JACK AND THE BEANSTALK!, MAGIC BEANS!, ENGRISH!, KEEP ON DRUGGIN!, ELMO!, GROVER!, HOTTIES!,  You can find the videos from this episode at our Discord RIGHT HERE!

Hey Fandom! Welcome back for another episode of Roundtable Recap with your Challenge Fandom Podcast hosts Rick, Corrina, Josh, Tony, Katie and Alexis. We are back for a full recap of The Challenge 40 EP1 "The Era Invitational Part 1" and we had such a great episode. We kick off talking a bit about the episode 0 Launch Special including how we feel about the past break between seasons, why this season has been made to be so difficult to watch for fans, what we liked (and disliked) about the house, Rachel's speech, the tribute to Diem and more (0:00 - 19:00). Next we break into recapping episode 1 and we start off with some discussion topics like TJ's stats, whether or not the cast is too big, how we felt about the commercial trick, whether or not episode 0 and episode 1 truly needed to be separated and did the cast really arrive in that shipping container? We also discuss everything in the intro from TJ's entrance and CT's emotional moment to our favorite "what I would do with the money" confessionals. We move on to discuss the purge nightly including whether or not we thought it was sufficient enough to be a deciding challenge for 8 iconic players to be eliminated right out the gate. We also break down some of the editing missteps in this episode such as editing some of the finishers out of order, and why were people from one era helping people from another era? To end the daily breakdown we discuss how we felt about Nurys' reaction to losing the challenge, what impressed us most about the first place finishers and who shocked us most in this opening performance? (19:00 - 1:05:00). Lastly we break into the house deliberations by discussing the possibilities between Ryan, Derek and Laurel as well as Paulie's interesting conversation with Bananas. We also discuss Tony's pitch to Cory, Josh's pitch to Theo, Bananas' odd speech about relationships in the house and would you rather have photos of your loved ones with you or leave them at home? Lastly we break down the various nomination chamber pleas including Derrick volunteering for Darrell, Cara's logical argument followed by a potential mistake, Brandon taking Ryan's callout personally, Tony taking shots at Jordan right in front of him, Amanda using insults to try and get a favor, how Michele botches power every time she has it and of course, Paulie calling out Theo for calling out Paulie. What a mess! We also discuss why this cliffhanger was a bad place to do it, what we hated most about this episode, who we think will end up in eliminations in episode 2, how season previews mixed with social media can give more spoilers than production realizes, MVPs and of course.. we give a special shout out to a Challenger who went that extra step this season! All this and more on this special opening roundtable of The Challenge 40 Battle of The Eras! Challenge Fandom Podcast YouTube: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@thechallengefandompodcast8423⁠⁠⁠⁠ Challenge Fandom Podcast TikTok: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@challengefandompod⁠⁠⁠⁠ Challenge Fandom Podcast IG: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/challengefandompodcast/⁠⁠⁠⁠ The Official Challenge Fandom FB Fan Group: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/thechallengefandom⁠⁠⁠⁠ TJ Lavin Fans FB Group: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/tjlavinfans⁠⁠⁠⁠ The Official Tori Deal Fan Group FB: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/toridealfans⁠ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thechallengefandom/support

Miso soup followed by chocolate cupcakes with peanut butter frosting. While that digests we listen to Liv Divine and her ‘Cupcakes and Wine', taking it easy to rest Gail's knee. Round 2 kicks off with chicken and lemongrass rolls and finishes with a cheesecake slice with blueberries. Hours of endless fun for all the family! Presented by Gail Hall with co-hosts Peter or Catherine, Gail presents a wide range of recipes from the decadently delicious through to gorgeously healthy eating. She LOVES, and is a little obsessed with, collecting recipes.

Narumi and Yuna are second grade students at Dokkyo Medical University and they took part in this series called 'Talk About It...' In the series, we invite students to talk about a subject that interests them. In this episode Narumi and Yuna talk about "Miso Soup". Enjoy!  

1つのトピックについて話します。今回のトピックは「味噌汁の作り方（みそしるの つくりかた）」です。Script of this episode: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/manonihongo/790-vocabulary-building-24-make-miso-soup

Miso soup is so common as a takeaway food, but for a lot of people cooking it at home can feel tricky. It's not! (Here's another 5 Min Food Fix motto: "If Japanese housewives can do it, so can I!")To make miso soup, you need to buy "white" miso. Tricky detail: in the tub, it doesn't look white, it looks honey-coloured, like a Cliff Richard leather jacket.To share my Mum's miso soup hack, I absolutely had to study her while in the kitchen, which could've been alarming for her but was actually fine as this is where we do most of our hangs. Listen to this ep for her slightly suss hack.   Want more food tips? Check out the 5 Minute Food Fix Instagram. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

STAY TRUE by Hua Hsu IN THE MISO SOUP by Ryu Murakami   Lads episode! Andrew and Toby take the wheel this week and it is as ROWDY and CHAOTIC as you would expect a book review podcast recorded by two men in their 30s to be! So, pretty normal and chilled out! Andrew reviews Hua Hsu's Pulitzer-Prize-winning memoir Stay True and flirts with a band that threatens to dominate his aesthetic and Toby, seemingly influenced by Ryu Murakami's sex-thriller In the Miso Soup, can't stop saying things like ‘School is a seductive place.' Plus, the boys discuss their holiday shame, share their Goodreads goals of the past year and the year to come, and play a game with REAL FINANCIAL CONSEQUENCES.

Haruka, a first grade student at Dokkyo Medical University, took part in this series called 'Talk About It...' In the series, we invited students to talk about a subject that interests them, and hopefully their friends. In this podcast, Haruka talks about a Japanese favorite...Miso Soup. Enjoy! 

 On this episode, we ring in the New Year with the Winter-Spring 2024 Books & Bites Bingo reading challenge! From now through June 30, 2024, keep track of books you read or listen to by writing the title and author in the matching bingo square. Complete all 25 squares for a chance to win a $100 Joseph-Beth gift card or an Amazon Kindle. You'll also earn an enamel pin (while supplies last). Ease into the challenge with our suggestions for books you can read in one sitting. Grab a cozy blanket to read under, and you'll be able to check off two prompts on your bingo card. Carrie's PickFoster by Claire Keegan is about a young Irish girl sent to live with distant relatives while her mother prepares to give birth to yet another child. The Kinsellas give the girl the care and attention that is sometimes lacking in her own chaotic home. But there are details to suggest that the couple has their own sadness.This is a quiet, spare story full of tenderness and the solace these three bring to one another.Pairing: Rhubarb Tart, the first dessert the girl eats in the Kinsella home. Watch the video How to Make Traditional Irish Rhubarb Tart, read "How to Make the Perfect Rhubarb Tart and the Common Mistakes to Avoid," or make an Easy Rhubarb Jam Tart.Michael's PickIn the Miso Soup, by Ryu Murakami and translated by Ralph McCarthy, begins with narrator Kenji, a Tokyo "nightlife guide," recalling his encounter with an American client, Frank. As he leads Frank through the seedier parts of Toyko nightlife, Kenji begins to feel there's something off about Frank. Is he the serial killer roaming the streets?Pairing: A bowl of miso soup from a recipe found in the Gaijin Cookbook. Jacqueline's PickThe Course of True Love (and First Dates) by Cassandra Clare is an account of Magnus Bane and Alec Lightwood's romance told from Magnus's point of view. Magnus is an immortal, and an immensely powerful warlock, and Alec Lightwood is a Shadowhunter. Before their alliance, many Shadowhunters killed Downworlders for any small infraction. So, Magnus is taken aback when Alec asks him to go on a date.If you want to learn more about Alec's and Magnus' relationship or are just looking for a book filled with humor and romance, you should read this short story.Pairing: Ethiopian Beef Tibs, which Alec and Magnus share on their first date.

ワカメ卵ネギ！とにかく面倒くさい！だから手抜きmiso soupです！　朝ニュースの代わりに、昨夜の洗濯物事件を。その事件に関連し、みなさんのがっかりした瞬間はいつでしょう？ぜひ絶望感で練習をどうぞ。　★cut corners ★finish it all up

Lは口の天井にくっついた海苔をはがす、あの舌の動作❗️ぜひ逃げたライオンのニュースとともに練習ください。　★regular miso soup ★a good presentation ▶︎L発音動画https://youtu.be/bmBbGQYWH30?si=CPCouaHMwRKVgGLv

The word 'misophonia' describes a condition that statistically, 20 per cent of you have: an extreme reaction to certain sounds. "For me, it was a relief to have a word for what I'd been experiencing," says Dr Jane Gregory, author of the new book Sounds Like Misophonia: How to Stop Small Noises from Causing Extreme Reactions, "because I thought for a long time that I was really uptight or maybe a bit controlling over other people, and that that was a problem with my character, as opposed to it actually being a problem with the way that my brain processes sounds." Jane offers advice for handling with misophonia, including some very simple verbal techniques. Find out more about this episode and the topics therein and read the transcriptl at theallusionist.org/misophonia. This episode was produced by me, Helen Zaltzman. Martin Austwick of Neutrino Watch and Song By Song podcasts provides the Allusionist music. Become a member of the Allusioverse at theallusionist.org/donate and as well as keeping this independent podcast going, you get regular livestreams and watchalong parties - AND to hang out with your fellow Allusionauts in our delightful Discord community. You can also sign up for free to receive occasional email reminders about Allusionist stuff. The Allusionist's online home is theallusionist.org. Stay in touch via facebook.com/allusionistshow, instagram.com/allusionistshow, youtube.com/allusionistshow and twitter.com/allusionistshow. Our ad partner is Multitude. If you want me to talk lovingly and winningly about your product or thing on the show in 2024, sponsor an episode: contact Multitude at multitude.productions/ads. This episode is sponsored by: • Wildgrain, the subscription box for sourdough breads, fresh pastas, and artisanal pastries that you can cook from frozen in 25 minutes. Get $30 off your first box, PLUS free croissants in every box, when you start your subscription at Wildgrain.com/allusionist or use promo code ALLUSIONIST at checkout.• Bombas, whose mission is to make the comfiest clothes ever, and match every item sold with an equal item donated. Go to bombas.com/allusionist to get 20% off your first purchase. • Squarespace, your one-stop shop for building and running your online empire. Go to squarespace.com/allusionist for a free 2-week trial, and get 10 percent off your first purchase of a website or domain with the code allusionist. Support the show: http://patreon.com/allusionistSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How is miso soup in America? We notice that there are some notable differences between how it is prepared and consumed in America compared to Japan. While there's nothing wrong with "American" miso soup, there are interesting variations in cultural preferences and ingredients. Should miso soup be served with the "appetizer", as part of the main course, or after the main course? What makes a good miso soup? We talk about our experiences with this traditional Japanese dish as well as confusion with other Japanese "appetizers" like squid and octopus. Tell us about your eating adventures. Thank you! E-mail : samuraigirlsinamerica@gmail.com

公開反省会と練習。前回エピソードをうまく英語に直す。Miso soupをうまく説明するやり方を具体例で、実践しながら紹介。これで毎日やったらかなり上達間違いなしかと。-★おもしろムダかも表現: 〜 is a zoo. (ごった返した状態・場所) ⭐︎heartyたっぷりの、栄養のある

とくに話題がないので、今朝のお味噌汁を。もやし・油揚げ・コクを出す・賞味期限が切れそうなもやし、などを英語でどうぞ。bean sprouts/ thin fried tofu/ to add more flavor to … / soon-to-be-expired

Bonus from the But Have You Tried podcast: Lunch is served when Ally tempts Nic with a steaming bowl of Miso Soup. But Have You Tried is brought to you by the David A. Howe Public Library.

There was an ugly pash this week and it got us reminiscing about pub pashes. Why are shrugs creeping their way back in? Is miso soup overrated, underrated or perfectly rated? *note we had technical difficulties on this record, so apologies for the audio sounding different. XXXSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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À 20 ans, Kenji a un job: promener les touristes dans les coins les plus chauds de Tokyo. Il connaît tout de Kabukichō et sait comment divertir ses clients. Un jour, le héros de Miso Soup, roman de Ryū Murakami, doit jouer durant trois nuits les guides pour un Américain de passage. Peu à peu, le doute s'installe: ce client ne semble pas comme les autres. Kenji délire-t-il? Frank est-il en réalité un dangereux psychopathe bien décidé de profiter à sa manière de son séjour au Japon? À peine plus âgée que Kenji, Émilie trouve un boulot dans une chocolaterie parisienne. Peu de temps après son arrivée, Mélissa, une nouvelle employée, est embauchée. Très vite, les deux jeunes femmes se lient d'amitié. L'histoire d'Émilie a été recueillie au micro d'Hélène Pagesy. Il a été produit et réalisé par Slate.fr, sous la direction de Christophe Carron et Benjamin Saeptem Hours. Production éditoriale: Sarah Koskievic Prise de son, montage et réalisation: Victor Benhamou Musique: Thomas Loupias L'introduction a été écrite par Christophe Carron. Elle est lue par Aurélie Rodrigues. Retrouvez Transfert tous les jeudis sur Slate.fr et sur votre application d'écoute. Découvrez aussi Transfert Club, l'offre premium de Transfert. Deux fois par mois, vous aurez accès à du contenu exclusif, des histoires inédites et les coulisses de vos épisodes préférés sur slate.fr/transfertclub et toutes les plateformes de podcast! Pour participer au podcast: transfert@slate.fr.

Brandon Amalani The Five Elements of Life and How Shen Blossom Products Are Used for Healing with Brandon Amalani We talk about dampness in the lungs this time of the year and how to balance it out Adrenals and the elements of Fire and water How fermentation is used in Brandon's Chinese Medicine Formula's His lineage and teachers are more from the Japanese energy than Chinese Seaweeds critical for thyroid function Easy to make Miso Soup with Seaweed for breakfast The Gallbladder/Liver axis with the Vegas Nerve connection Goats milk more hydrating and digestible than cow's milk Brandon uses culinary herbs in his formulas too Exceptionally old Ginseng is magical Shen Blossom has Sesame Oil that is incomparable in its taste and quality. Lungs and the element Metal are tied together.

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Episode 188:  Where is everybody? Last of Us Remake, Elden Ring, and Much More! Recommendations:  Channing: In the Miso Soup and Piercing by Ryū Murakami (books) Joe: Book & Movie Review: The Devil All the Time by Donald Ray Pollock Email us at: fleetingthoughtspodcast@gmail.com  Go To: https://joesnotesblog.com/ Contact us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FleetingThoughtsPodcast Get Channing's Books: https://www.amazon.com/Channing-Cornwall/e/B00E81OUA8?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_5&qid=1615091019&sr=8-5 The Fleeting Thoughts Podcast is available wherever podcasts are available and on Youtube! Join the Fleeting Thoughts Podcast Server!

Writers Matt Alt (Pure Invention: How Japan Made the Modern World) and Patrick Macias (TokyoScope: The Japanese Cult Film Companion) combine their powers Voltron-style to bring you news, views, and pop culture direct from the Land of the Rising FUN! NEWS: Rigid rules at Japan PM's office require officials to come in person for 'online' meetings Japan PM Kishida orders new nuclear power plant construction Godzilla Disaster Drill Posters Matsuya Ends Free Miso Soup Service, Citing Rising Costs FEATURE: Matt and Pat make it a traditional spooky summer by taking some time to talk about YOKAI, Japan's traditional supernatural creatures and creepy crawlies with a discussion of Yokai films, key texts, and come face to face with the burning question: is Cookie Monster a Yokai? Should he be? Conversation inspired by the book Yokai Attack! The Japanese Monster Survival Guide by Hiroko Yoda and Matt Alt LINKS: Pure TokyoScope on YouTube Pure TokyoScope on Twitter Matt Alt on Twitter Patrick Macias on Twitter Visit www.tokyoscope.comfor merch Visit TokyoScope on Patreon for bonus episodes and content The podcast is produced by jaPRESS LLC©, and engineered and edited by Patrick Macias Theme song by Marxy

On the show today my fellow breathers: 1 min - Smoko chat 5 min - Mad Dog #107 11 min - Joint FB with the Miso Soup & a New Plymouth review 22 min - No Repeat winner winner chook for tea 24 min - The Big 3 returns 27 min - Cheesus Christ 33 min - Last drinks See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chicago-based food writer Dennis Lee on his "Mapoo" Tofu and Kitty Litter Miso Soup, as well as recreating Papa John's Garlic Sauce

Welcome to this episode of Demystified bought to you from the team behind Cookng with Steam.  Starting off as a weekly catch up and review turns into a full on discussion about Miso Soup.   Thanks for listening!

On this episode, we invited Adam Lehrer (Safety Propaganda, System of Systems, Communions), to talk about Ryu Murakami's Piercing and In the Miso Soup. Topics discussed include obssessive compulsion, perversion, creativity requiring sacrifices (being sacred), and lots of other shit. We had a lot of laughs on this one. But at what cost. I wasn't close enough to my mic in this one, sorry about that.

In this episode we discuss some foods to help promote great postmenopausal health as a woman and a runner so you may enjoy running into older age and minimise the risk of health conditions associated with postmenopausal years. We will focus on 3 groups of nutrients to support post menopause. We will outline the nutritional properties of each and consider how they may be added as part of your meal plan with some menu ideas. The 3 nutrient groups we'll be discussing today are 1. Protein 2. Bone Building Nutrients 3. Phyto-oestrogens SHOW NOTES (00:26) Why are we talking about post menopausal nutrition or runners? (03:37) Trends in running, there are more female than male runners for the first time in history. In total female participation has risen from under 20% in 1986 to just above 50% in 2018. https://racemedicine.org/the-state-of-running-2019/ (06:34) What is the post menopausal phase of life and how do women know they are post menopausal? (09:14) The health risks associated with post menopause. (12:37) Why is protein consumption important for post menopausal runners and how much protein is required. (17:09) In the postmenopausal phase, runners must protect really against osteoporosis and the risk of fractures. We discuss the role of bone building nutrients. Food sources of Calcium include: Milk, Cheese, Sardines, Dark Green Leafy Vegetables, Nuts, and Seeds. Food sources of Vitamin D include: Oily fish, Eggs, Butter and Mushrooms. Vitamin D is made naturally by safe sun exposure to your skin. For optimal Vitamin D status you may require to test status and perhaps take supplements. Food sources of Magnesium include: Dark Green Leafy Vegetables, Nuts and Seeds. Food Sources of Collagen: eating adequate protein alongside foods rich in vitamin C, zinc and copper will support collagen production. Food Sources of Trace nutrients: eating a wide range of fruit and vegetables may help to provide these trace nutrients or alternatively consider a multi supplement. (21:11) Phytoestrogenic foods and their role in post menopausal nutrition. (28:42) Food and Menu Ideas for post menopausal nutrition. Breakfast – Overnight Oats with Berries, Yoghurt and Milled Flaxseed OR Green Bone Building Smoothie Lunch – Sardine pate with oatcakes and salad or Lentil and Tofu Soup Evening Meal – Mexican Beef or Veggie Chilli with brown rice and rainbow salad OR Marinaded Ginger Sesame Seeded Chicken or Salmon or Tofu served with a stir fry of edamame beans, broccoli and cauliflower Snacks – Hummus with Crudites, Cup of Miso Soup, Homemade Protein Bounce Ball, Dark Chocolate with a few Almonds Other resources https://www.menopause.org/for-women/menopause-faqs-your-health-after-menopause (Menopausal FAQ ) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/articles/PMC4539866/ (Postmenopausal Syndrome) https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/postmenopause#summary (Post menopausal Medical News) (34:12) KEY TAKEAWAYS 1. Postmenopause is a life phase which starts 12 months after our last period and lasts for the rest of our life – which we hope will be long and healthy. 2. Health Risks associated with this stage of life include sarcopenia, osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease and diabetes. 3. Focussing on optimal protein consumption, bone building nutrients and phyto-oestrogenic foods will help support our overall health and running as we age. 4. As an older runner it is key to maintain lean muscle mass and protect against injury especially fractures. 5. Resistance and strength based exercise is as important as the food you eat so give both equal priority. Ensure you eat enough! We didn't mention this however there is a tendency for people to reduce their food intake as they get older and this may inadvertently lead to nutrient Related Episodes: https://she-runs-eats-performs.captivate.fm/episode/muscle-mass-to-power-your-running-performance (Muscle Mass to Power Your Running)...

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James Fahy is the acclaimed author of both the Fantasy series ‘Changeling', and the Urban Gothic ‘Phoebe Harkness' books. While he lives in the rural North of England with his wife and two adventurous children, James keeps a small part of his heart in Oxford for safekeeping. When not writing, James is very active on Social Media, connecting with and supporting both other writers and book-lovers alike.In this episode, James and I chat about writing, entering the world of NFTs, what to see, eat, and do in Oxford, and of course, his books!  James FahyLume BooksJames Fahy Books James Fahy Books Paramount Books Manchester Chapter One Books Manchester Snow Country, Yasunari Kawabata In the Miso Soup, Ryu Murakami Grief is the Thing with Feathers, Max Porter The Haunting of Hill House, Shirley JacksonThe Last Bookshop, Oxford Daunt Books, Oxford Malmaison, Boutique Hotel Oxford Vanbrugh House Hotel, Oxford Support the show (https://paypal.me/TheBookshopPodcast?locale.x=en_US)

A Georgia insurance commissioner used money from his insurance fraud. A “Christian” woman leaves a racist anonymous voicemail to an Asian therapist. A sergeant faces felony charges after a violent arrest of a Black homeless man. A tough guy Male-Karen attempts to impersonate a police officer. A group of Anti-Karens confront a racist Karen at a Vietnamese restaurant. A former UK medical student sentenced to 15 years for throwing acid on ex-girlfriend while disguised as Black woman. A majority-Black Michigan city has a water problem that rivals the Flint water crisis. Update: The racist wedding guest gets industry blacklisted and faces divorce.Co-host: Dina DollRead More HERE:Former Georgia insurance commissioner sentenced to 7 years“Christian” Karen Leaves a Racist Anonymous Voicemail to a TherapistIMPD sergeant facing criminal charges in use of force caseTOUGH GUY KAREN ATTEMPTS TO IMPERSONATE A POLICE OFFICERKaren asks for Miso Soup at a VIETNAMESE restaurant then goes on racist rant after they don't understand her.Former UK Medical Student Sentenced to 15 Years for Throwing Acid on Ex-Girlfriend While Disguised as Black Woman: ‘Knew Full Well What You Were Doing'Majority-Black Michigan City Has Water Problem That Rivals Flint Water CrisisWho is Dominic Guy Parks? Racist NY Man Claims White People are Superior to Black People See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Shawn sets him and Evan up with a trip to Full Moon Sushi! Shawn gets a Jalapeño roll and some Teriyaki Beef. Evan gets Chicken Teriyaki, Tempura, and a nice helping of Miso Soup. They even split a tuna roll! Shawn gives a question of the day and the podcast starts before Shawn and Evan are prepared to start! To contact the podcast, give us eating tips, and get your food reviewed please do so at: moviewool15@gmail.com

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What is Miso Soup and key ingredients in the Japanese Cuisine

Eliza Edwards from Channel 9 on the National Party leadership spill // Bec Maddern // Woody's Believe It Or Not // Will is sick of Woody's gut issues // See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eliza Edwards from Channel 9 on the National Party leadership spill // Bec Maddern // Woody's Believe It Or Not // Will is sick of Woody's gut issues // 

Come journey with us through the world of manifestation! We talk through our own experiences with the concept of the Law of Attraction, and thoughts/ techniques moving forward! This episode ends with a meditation- so if you're driving pull that car on over!

A prison guard tells the story of a strange escape in history

This episode is all about Miso Soup! We cover the basics but just for Miso, we also dive into love and sex. We recorded together in person for the first time in forever (meaning: we recorded over food) so please excuse any chewing/food crunching sounds that have been picked up in this episode. Enjoy!

 Here are some relevant links from the conversation:  Andy Raskin on LinkedIn Andy Raskin on Medium (lots of great articles here, including the one linked below) The Greatest Sales Deck I've Ever Seen by Andy Raskin The Bigger Narrative (Andy's podcast on strategic narrative) Chill Beefs (Andy's podcast celebrating pet peeves) Victoria Zenoff (Andy's career coach)  Show notes:  2:02 Chill Beefs - Andy's new podcast 3:39 The many roles Andy has had 4:13 Getting interested in Japan 6:06 Working for Apple in Tokyo in the 90s 9:36 Miso soup 10:50 Lucky socks, lucky underwear 11:43 Becoming a writer 13:20 Interviewing Marc Benioff 16:10 Product Manager at Skype 19:51 Moving into product marketing 23:43 Free agent 28:02 Feeling nervous before a new engagement 30:32 Productizing your offering as a consultant 32:42 The sales deck is the story 34:38 The Bigger Narrative podcast 37:47 How Andy came up with the intro sequence 41:03 The next season (coming out soon) 42:17 Why Andy invests in a career coach 44:13 20 years with his career coach

Hello !　聞く練習をしたい方に。 Useful Phrases in Japanese . I'm talking about the health benefits of Miso and how to make miso soup in this episode. But I'm sure that you will feel comfortable and relaxed even if you don't understand Japanese at all !! Arigatou gozaimashita My online lessons for the speaking Japanese. ★A free trial session is 25 minutes. realnihongotalk@gmail.com Hablemos en japonés!

Skaters and haters collide in this episode where Kawaiicast talks about Sk8 the infinity --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tyler-jacobson/support

In this episode, we discuss the Apple TV+ sleeper hit Ted Lasso and the feel-good, inclusive Christmas Special from Hulu - Happiest Season. To add some dark chocolate in this vanilla mix, we discuss Ryu Murakami's In The Miso Soup - a story about a potential American killer on the loose in Japan. Finally, we share our thoughts on Spotify 2020 Wrapped and our self-destructive music consumption habits. Some fun links to go through while you're here : An American Coach in London : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KeG_i8CWE8&ab_channel=NBCSportsNetwork The Return of Coach Lasso : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRqypM7jb5Y&ab_channel=NBCSports

Talking about Miso soup in Japanese slowly. It's a good listening practice for Japanese learners. There is the script in Japanese and English on my website. ( https://sakuratips.com) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/69612/support

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みそ汁 miso shiruMiso Soup 今日(きょう)の朝(あさ)ごはんは、みそ汁(しる)と卵焼(たまごやき)でした。おいしかったです。kesa wa, sukoshi samukatta desu.It was a little cold this morning. View all episodes here: https://thejapanesepage.com/beginning-japanese-phrases-podcast-and-videos/--Become a Makoto+ member and get show notes with complete vocabulary and grammar breakdowns as well as sound files of just the Japanese to download. www.TheJapanesePage.com/makoto

Miso Horny all the time

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Chef Mike Van de Elzen joins Andrew Dickens on the Sunday Session to talk about his recipe for a tasty Miso Soup, one of his go-to meals. Tasty Miso Soup Serves: heaps  Prep time: 4 mins Miso is available from most supermarkets, it may seem extreme buying it just for soup but trust me its incredibly healthy and affordable. You will find yourself using it in gravies, dressings, marinates and anything that needs salt. You can't really go wrong. Base soup6 cups of water (vegetable or chicken stock will give you more depth of flavor)4 Tbsp Miso paste2 Tbsp soya sauce1 white onion, peeled and sliced thin2 chicken breast, skin removed and sliced thin4 cups of spinach or any Asian green, roughly chopped½ hand of ramen noodles, (soba, rice or udon noodles work also) Place all the ingredients into a pot apart from the noodles and greens and bring to the boil, simmer for 5 minutes before adding the greens and noodles continue to cook until the noodles are cooked and it's done!  Other ingredients to make it a great dinner ½ cup beansprouts2 Tbsp coriander, chopped½ cup spring onions, chopped¼ cup firm tofu, cubedfor a bit more kick you can add in some nori (seaweed) sheets       

101 - Welcome, welcome! It's the start of season 2! Today we continue our coverage of In/Spectre. Lindsay is covering the Short Shorts with a mega short and a somewhat short. Dustin, on the other hand, is punishing himself by watching Plunderer and the new City Hunter movie. Lastly, Lindsay has a Sword Art Online surprise.

Reviews of In the Miso Soup by Ryu Murakami and Han Kang's Human Acts, as well as an idea of what to expect from this podcast.

Episode 25 has taken some time because Leigh has been continuing his quest towards claiming the title of “World’s Greatest Volleyball Coach” this week. Meanwhile, Sam has been away in Sydney playing cricket and Mitch has been… doing nothing out of the ordinary. Mitch has used the time to come up with a plan for all the unhappy listeners that missed out on being included in the BBL Supercoach League though! This week, we tackle another controversial topic. Not veganism but Israel Folau—potentially six months too late but still relevant because he has been linked to the Brisbane Broncos—and we attempt to enforce the no fence sitting policy. The demon MCG pitch gives us plenty of content for “The Social Sin Bin” and Skin even gets a real “Skin’s Stats” segment going which you do not want to miss. We introduce you to Heazlett’s girlfriend/ Miso Soup as he tells his love story, we sing a parody of ‘Chicken Fried’ and take a walk down memory lane as we target Leigh’s chequered YouTube past. High quality content obviously but goodness gracious there is some serious background noise to deal with. There is a full blown thunderstorm mid episode which sets off our dog and makes her go bonkers, so you will be heavily distracted but also entertained! Tag us as you are listening, let us know your thoughts and do not be afraid to share it with a friend or two. Ramble responsibly. WGTC

Today, our guest is Guy Kawasaki, chief evangelist of Canva.com, brand ambassador of Mercedes–Benz, an executive fellow of the Haas School of Business and author of fifteen books. He is also well known as a former evangelist of Apple and a trustee of the Wikimedia Foundation. We are talking about life, business, family, success in an enjoyable and relaxed atmosphere, catching the glimpses of wisdom, and having a good laugh. His latest book, Wise Guy – Lessons from a Life is his most personal book. As he says, it’s not a memoir or autobiography but a series of stories from his life. He calls it Miso Soup for the Soul (alluding to Chicken Soup series). He describes his experiences and lessons he learned about life. His main idea is sharing the knowledge he gained and giving to people something that will empower them and help them grow. Alternatively, at least show them what not to do, what to avoid. Our conversation felt like friendly and humble father-to-son talk in which he wanted to share some useful knowledge but not sound too serious about anything. Moreover, he did a great job! Besides some great advice, his genuinely positive attitude towards life and not taking himself too seriously made a powerful impression. To read the lessons, that Guy talked about you can read the LinkedIn article I published about it. (Fabian Tausch) Moreover here are some useful links: To take part in the giveaway of Guy's book "Wise Guy - Lessons from a life" please subscribe to our newsletter here: https://thevaluelab.co/news Digital Leaders on YouTube: https://thevaluelab.co/r/youtube/ Digital Leaders Community on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8680696/ Digital Leaders on Instagram: https://instagram.com/digitalleaderspodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/digital-leaders/message

Join me and Steph (Time to Read!) as we discuss Out by Natsuo Kirino (translated by Stephen Snyder) Podcast Transcript Mentioned in this episode; Elena Ferrante Haruki Murakami Daunt Books Leo Tolstoy Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata (translated by Ginny Tapley Takemori) Powell's Indie Bookstore Day Open Letter Coffee House Press Fitzcarraldo Editions The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold The Faculty of Dreamsby Sara Stridsberg (translated by Deborah Bragan-Turner) The Dinnerby Herman Koch (translated by Sam Garrett) Outlander by Diana Gabaldon  Paprika by Yasutaka Tsutsui (translated by Andrew Driver) Paprika (2006) Slow Boat by Hideo Furukawa (translated by David Boyd) Record of a Night Too Brief by Hiromi Kawakami (translated by Lucy North) In the Miso Soup by Ryū Murakami (translated by Ralph McCarthy) Auditions by Ryū Murakami (translated by Ralph McCarthy) Auditions (1999) Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World by Haruki Murakami (translated by Alfred Birnbaum) Stephen King James Patterson Anne Rice Neapolitan Novels Days of Abandonment by Elena Ferrante (translated by Ann Goldstein) The Lost Daughter by Elena Ferrante (translated by Ann Goldstein) Troubling Love by Elena Ferrante (translated by Ann Goldstein) Karl Ove Knausgård My Struggle 1 by Karl Ove Knausgård (translated by Don Bartlett) New York Review of Books Podcast New York Review of Books The New Sorrows of Young W by Ulrich Plenzdorf (translated by Romy Fursland) The Sorrows of Young Werther by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (translated by David Constantine) Man Booker International Prize BTBA Prize Transparent City by Ondjaki (translated by Stephen Henighan) The Little Girl in the Ice Floeby Adelaïde Bon (translated by Tina A. Kover) The Seven Madmen by Roberto Arlt (translated by Nick Caistor) The Linden Tree by César Aira (translated by Chris Andrews) Wordstock Three Percent Podcast Haymarket Books Recovering the Sacred: The Power of Naming and Claiming by Winona LaDuke The Man Who Spoke Snakish by Andrus Kivirähk (translated by Christopher Moseley)  Find Steph online Booktube: Time to Read! Twitter: timetoread___ Goodreads: Stephanie   Support the show via Patreon Social Media links Email: losttranslationspod@gmail.com Twitter: @translationspod Instagram: translationspod Litsy: @translationspod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/translationspod/ Produced by Mccauliflower.

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we take a bonus trip to discuss a more modern game in Devil May Cry 5. We especially note how much they capture the feeling of the original game, despite modernizing some aspects. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: The first few hours Issues covered: cramming everything Devil May Cry into Devil May Cry 5, iterating on a formula and delivering the same feel, pulling the Resident Evil series along, iterations in camera, having the same feeling of play but with lower effort, feeling cool even outside the cutscenes, the reward of spectacle, risk/rewards and timing and breakers, translating enemies to the modern era, the addition of the grapple action of a breaking arm, teaching you to grapple and incorporating it into a boss fight, the story catch-up at the main menu, going back and forth in time, fighting with a motorcycle, opening credits sequence, tight franchise identity, being happy with the sequel, high level of craft, lack of maturity in the women characters, Barbie-Dolling the bodies, being careless with stereotypes and archetypes, lock and key and self-awareness, Dante's styles, fan service, Brett's Book Minute, using difficulty to train the player for higher difficulty levels, different ways to address turn-based vs real-time goals, trading off the cerebral for the immediate or vice versa, being too nit-picky about the details. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: William Blake, The Force Awakens, God of War, Resident Evil (series), The Raid: Redemption, A Star Is Born, Adam Driver, Hideo Kojima, Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, Platinum Studios, Vanquish, Bayonetta, Ninja Theory, Metroid: Other M, Team Ninja, Heavenly Sword, Hellblade, Microsoft Game Studios, Diablo III, Kingdom Hearts 2, Jak & Daxter, Takashi Miike, Ryu Murakami, In the Miso Soup, Book Riot, Horrorstör, Grady Hendrix, Mike Vogt, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, Johnny, David Brevik, War and Peace, X-COM, Fallout, Final Fantasy 9, FTL, Into the Breach, Temple of Elemental Evil, Tim Cain, Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle, MYST. Next time: MYST (check Twitter for how much) https://twitch.tv/brettdouville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

In this episode, I’m talking about Miso soup because I was hungry when I was recording! I’m also talking about the history of Miso:) このエピソードでは、味噌汁について話しています。お腹が空いていましたから！味噌の歴史についても話しています。

In this episode, I’m talking about Miso soup because I was hungry when I was recording! I’m also talking about the history of Miso:) このエピソードでは、味噌汁について話しています。お腹が空いていましたから！味噌の歴史についても話しています。

Guy Kawasaki is a Silicon Valley icon who first became known as Apple’s Chief Evangelist, launching the MacIntosh with epic success in Apple’s early days. From there he published many game-changing books: Selling the Dream, The Art of the Start, Rules for Revolutionaries, and more. His rich and varied career includes start-ups, venture capital, Garage.com, Advisor to Google, and now, a return to his role of Chief Evangelist with Canva, an innovative company aiming to democratize design the same way the Macintosh democratized computers. In our chat, we discuss Guy’s 15th book coming out soon, Wise Guy: Lessons from a Life, a Chicken Soup for the Soul, (or as he says, “Miso Soup for the Soul”) kind of book, full of stories: the ups and downs of working with Steve Jobs, becoming Brand Ambassador for Mercedes-Benz, reflecting on his family’s immigrant experience, adopting 2 kids from Guatemala, learning to surf at 62, and more. You’ll enjoy this lively interview, filled with wisecracking humor and laughs, as well as heartfelt wisdom about leading, evangelizing, parenting and life. 

Wise Guy: Lessons From A Life by Guy Kawasaki Click here to view the show notes! https://www.salesartillery.com/marketing-book-podcast/wise-guy-guy-kawasaki Silicon Valley icon and bestselling author Guy Kawasaki shares the unlikely stories of his life and the lessons we can draw from them. Guy Kawasaki has been a fixture in the tech world since he was part of Apple's original Macintosh team in the 1980s. He's widely respected as a source of wisdom about entrepreneurship, venture capital, marketing, and business evangelism, which he's shared in bestselling books such as The Art of the Start and Enchantment. But before all that, he was just a middle-class kid in Hawaii, a grandson of Japanese immigrants, who loved football and got a C+ in 9th grade English. Wise Guy, his most personal book, is about his surprising journey. It's not a traditional memoir but a series of vignettes. He toyed with calling it Miso Soup for the Soul, because these stories (like those in the Chicken Soup series) reflect a wide range of experiences that have enlightened and inspired him. For instance, you'll follow Guy as he: * Gets his first real job in the jewelry business--which turned out to be surprisingly useful training for the tech world. * Disparages one of Apple's potential partners in front of that company's CEO, at the sneaky instigation of Steve Jobs. * Blows up his Apple career with a single sentence, after Jobs withholds a pre-release copy of the Think Different ad campaign: "That's okay, Steve, I don't trust you either." * Reevaluates his self-importance after being mistaken for Jackie Chan by four young women. * Takes up surfing at age 62--which teaches him that you can discover a new passion at any age, but younger is easier! Guy covers everything from moral values to business skills to parenting. As he writes, "I hope my stories help you live a more joyous, productive, and meaningful life. If Wise Guy succeeds at this, then that's the best story of all."

Guy Kawasaki is a Silicon Valley icon who first became known as Apple’s Chief Evangelist, launching the MacIntosh with epic success in Apple’s early days. From there he published many game-changing books: Selling the Dream, The Art of the Start, Rules for Revolutionaries, and more. His rich and varied career includes start-ups, venture capital, Garage.com, Advisor to Google, and now, a return to his role of Chief Evangelist with Canva, an innovative company aiming to democratize design the same way the Macintosh democratized computers. In our chat, we discuss Guy’s 15th book coming out soon, Wise Guy: Lessons from a Life, a Chicken Soup for the Soul, (or as he says, “Miso Soup for the Soul”) kind of book, full of stories: the ups and downs of working with Steve Jobs, becoming Brand Ambassador for Mercedes-Benz, reflecting on his family’s immigrant experience, adopting 2 kids from Guatemala, learning to surf at 62, and more. You’ll enjoy this lively interview, filled with wisecracking humor and laughs, as well as heartfelt wisdom about leading, evangelizing, parenting and life. 

Guy Kawasaki is a Silicon Valley icon who first became known as Apple’s Chief Evangelist, launching the MacIntosh with epic success in Apple’s early days. From there he published many game-changing books: Selling the Dream, The Art of the Start, Rules for Revolutionaries, and more. His rich and varied career includes start-ups, venture capital, Garage.com, Advisor to Google, and now, a return to his role of Chief Evangelist with Canva, an innovative company aiming to democratize design the same way the Macintosh democratized computers. In our chat, we discuss Guy’s 15th book coming out soon, Wise Guy: Lessons from a Life, a Chicken Soup for the Soul, (or as he says, “Miso Soup for the Soul”) kind of book, full of stories: the ups and downs of working with Steve Jobs, becoming Brand Ambassador for Mercedes-Benz, reflecting on his family’s immigrant experience, adopting 2 kids from Guatemala, learning to surf at 62, and more. You’ll enjoy this lively interview, filled with wisecracking humor and laughs, as well as heartfelt wisdom about leading, evangelizing, parenting and life. 

Guy Kawasaki is a Silicon Valley icon who first became known as Apple’s Chief Evangelist, launching the MacIntosh with epic success in Apple’s early days. From there he published many game-changing books: Selling the Dream, The Art of the Start, Rules for Revolutionaries, and more.  His rich and varied career includes start-ups, venture capital, Garage.com, Advisor to Google, and now, a return to his role of Chief Evangelist with Canva, an innovative company aiming to democratize design the same way the Macintosh democratized computers. In our chat, we discuss Guy’s 15th book coming out soon, Wise Guy: Lessons from a Life, a Chicken Soup for the Soul, (or as he says, “Miso Soup for the Soul”) kind of book, full of stories: the ups and downs of working with Steve Jobs, becoming Brand Ambassador for Mercedes-Benz, reflecting on his family’s immigrant experience, adopting 2 kids from Guatemala,  learning to surf at 62, and more. You’ll enjoy this lively interview, filled with wisecracking humor and laughs, as well as heartfelt wisdom about leading, evangelizing, parenting and life. 

素早く英語で答える！アンパン食べたいなぁ。やっぱりdissolveじゃあかんわ。

How to make miso soup? 味噌をポトンじゃなく、溶かす。

今朝は何のおみそ汁。sweet pocket のみそ汁はいかが？朝から英会話やろう(^^)

Join Rachel Lousie Atkin and I as we discuss translations and African Psycho by Alain Mabanckou (translated by Christine Schwartz Hartley) Mentioned in this episode;The Book of Disquiet by Fernando Pessoa (translated by Margaret Jull Costa)Albert CamusJ.D. SalingerSamuel BeckettFyodor DostoevskyThe Catcher in the Rye by J.D. SalingerAmerican Psycho by Bret Easton EllisTaxi driverPerfume by Patrick Suskind (translated by John E. Woods)Perfume (2006) (staring Ben Whishaw not Eddie Redmayne)Black Moses by Alain Mabanckou (translated by Helen Stevenson)Scarface (1983)Kill Your Friends (2016)Huey Lewis and the NewsCrime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky (translated by Jessie Coulson)The Stranger by Albert Camus (translated by Matthew Ward)Dexter (2006-2013)Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata (translated by Ginny Tapley Takemori)The Wasp Factory by Iain BanksTime to Read!Nausea by Jean-Paul Sartre (translated by James Wood)Haruki MurakamiRyu MurakamiIn the Miso Soup by Ryu Murakami (translated by Ralph F. McCarthy)   Find Rachel Lousie Atken online YouTube: Rachel Louise AtkinTwitter: rachelatkin_Instagram: rachelatkin_   Support the show via Patreon Social Media links Email: losttranslationspod@gmail.comTwitter: @translationspodInstagram: translationspodLitsy: @translationspodFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/translationspod/

Travel back in time as I review the newest Disney movie Christopher Robin, go to the Washington State Renaissance Faire, make Miso Soup from scratch, 3 brand new audiobook chapters and two brand new Songs of the Week! I also have a new dragon friend and talk about the Patreon Livestream! Also, I'm on Google Podcasts now!

Welcome to Season 2! I'm excited to bring you another season of visits in Nova Scotia Kitchens. I have a few housekeeping notes to share before we visit with Lindsay. First, I'm pleased to let you know that the podcast is now available on Stitcher and Google Play Music, if that's how you roll. You can, as always, listen to episodes directly via the player in each post. Of course, the best way to make sure that you don't miss an episode is to subscribe to the podcast in Apple Podcasts or your preferred podcast app. Please feel free to share Nova Scotia Kitchens with others who you think will enjoy it! You can follow along on Instagram or like Nova Scotia Kitchens on Facebook. There. Now let's get to the visit! View fullsize Speaking of podcasts (smooth segue, I know!) Lindsay Cameron Wilson will be a familiar podcasting voice to some of you from The Food Podcast. Others will be familiar with her from Love Food on Eastlink TV. She's also written several cookbooks, went to cooking school, and cooks for herself and her family. So she knows food. That aside, she happens be a sister to Sally (featured in season 1), lives in Halifax, and welcomed me into her home on a snowy day in February to enjoy a savoury, warming, filling, earthy bowl of miso soup. Her soup is a variation on the Walnut Miso Broth with Udon Noodles recipe in Anna Jones' beautiful book A Modern Way to Eat. (I currently have it checked out of the library. It's beautiful and full of simple, delicious food. Yes, please!) We chat about my favourite episode of her podcast so far which inspired what she chose to make for us (using sea vegetables!). You can find that here.You can see Lindsay's website here, or follow her on Instagram.The braised cabbage recipe we swoon over is here. It is seriously one of my favourite sides, ever. A perfect, simple, delicious, hearty yet healthy dish that makes the house smell amazing.Better than Bouillon is our favourite savoury flavour booster.And the Mermaid Fare products we discuss are available here. View fullsize Lindsay's Miso Soup 

JT Vuong and George Padilla of YUJI Ramen are back by popular demand! But this time, Lynda and Iris talk to JT and George about Japanese breakfast and the Okonomi side of what they do, in another installment of our #FMWAsianBreakfast Series. Feast Meets West is powered by Simplecast

It's time to get started with our first #HouseCall of the weekend! We have so many great community questions this weekend and it's best we just dive right in! Sue: Hi, Few questions regarding cooking. I often cook with coconut oil as I hear cooking with olive oil isn't healthy? Please can you confirm if I'm doing the right thing. Also, I often heat food up I've cooked in the microwave - can you let me know what the dangers to this are?? Thanks for answering. I love your show!   Lindsey: Hi Stephen, Quick question as I know you have lots of questions. You talk about ginger tea a lot and I love ginger.. do you have a specific recipe for this tea? Thanks   Jess: Hello!! Thank you for all that your doing in the world, would you be able to talk about Miso soup? Is it healthy and beneficial to our bodies? Thanks in advance!   Brook: Hi, Dr. Cabral. For around 1.5 years my husband (23 yo) has needed to wear a breathing strip 24/7. He has suffered from asthma since he was five years old, but this is a relatively new issue resulting in him needing to breath through his mouth and wear breathing strips out in public which is very embarrassing for him. He recently visited an ENT. The ENT Dr. said that he has a mildly deviated septum but the main issue is inflamed blood vessels that partially block his nasal passages. He was prescribed a nasal steroid, Flonase, and the doctor said that if the steroid doesn't help then surgery could be an option. In the last 1.5 years his diet has improved tremendously but he now has more stress in his daily life. In addition, he does take Advair twice daily for his asthma, which is his only prescription medication. My husband has voiced the desire to get off his Advair, but we're not sure how to begin that journey along with figuring out how what to do about his nasal vessels and breathing. Thanks so much, Dr. Cabral. I really enjoy your podcast and am thankful for your knowledge and love for healing. Hope to implement and teach patients about functional principals once I start working as an RN! Brooke   Anon: Hi Dr Cabral, thanks for everything you do. I have rather an embarrassing question but don't know who else to turn to. My doctor says I'm fine but I don't feel fine. I recently noticed gray stains on all my bra cups and sometimes, my nipples would get very itchy. I'm 25 years old and not pregnant. My grandmother (on my mom's side) had breast cancer. Thanks in advance for your help    Yvonne: Hi doctor, I'm a 28 year old female. I always have whitish vaginal discharge without any pain or itchiness. But, if I have sex with my partner, cheesy cottage white discharge is emitted and vagina will start feeling itchy and sex will feel painful. If i do not have sex, I have another kind of vaginal discharge before and after my period. Is this normal?   Haley: Why do you recommend not cooking with oils? I've read that baking/sauteeing/etc with coconut oil (supposedly because it has a higher temperature tolerance) is okay. I would love to know why you recommend cooking without oils - I think I heard you mention that in episode #357, when sharing your favorite healthy fries recipe. Let me know! Thanks so much for all you do - I can't stop listening to and sharing these podcasts! :)   I hope you're having a great weekend and enjoyed the show! - - - Show Notes: http://StephenCabral.com/435 - - - Get Your Question Answered: http://StephenCabral.com/askcabral    

Travis and guest Danielle Ryan dish their thoughts on the controversial live-action remake of the seminal cyberpunk anime.     SHOW LINKS Danielle Ryan and Andrew Hawkins’s Podcast, Freaky Fandoms Duolingo ‘3WW’ by Alt-J on YouTube ‘In Cold Blood’ by Alt-J on YouTube Me and the Devil by Nick Tosches on Amazon In the Miso Soup by Ryu Murakami on Amazon

Jill talks to vegetable farmer Joe Gilbert about what he's growing in his greenhouses during the winter. Joe explains the difference between no-spray farming and organic farming and talks about running a market garden. Maryanne Travaglione is a beloved teacher of Chinese Medicine. In this episode Jill visits Maryanne at her home to find out how she makes miso soup. Finally Jill interviews Laura Erlich, co-author of the book Feed Your Fertility. Jill and Laura talk about the value of returning to a traditional diet and how foods that were once thought of as unhealthy, such a butter, can enhance fertility.

Chloë Thomas is an Author, International Speaker and Host of her own podcast, eCommerce MasterPlan Podcast. Chloë has been working in eCommerce since 2003, learning how to increase orders, up customer retention and recruit new customers cost effectively. Working with businesses from the High Street right down to start ups, eCommerce MasterPlan is the result of Chloë’s years of experience, the books, blogs and courses have all been created to help eCommerce business owners and Marketers to make the right decisions as they build their own path to eCommerce success. The eCommerce MasterPlan Podcast exists to bring a weekly dose of inspiration direct to the desk of eCommerce business people all over the globe. Power Retail Australia named Chloë as one of the 10 top eCommerce Commentators in the world and within 6 months of launch, the podcast was already the top eCommerce podcast in the UK. Chloë is also the Author of “Customer Manipulation: How to Influence your Customers to Buy More and why an Ethical Approach will Always Win.”   Questions Tell us a little bit about yourselves and your journey How do you feel about Customer Service in the UK? Give 2 companies that you really admire in terms of they are doing customer service and doing it well What are some everyday solutions you believe can help improve customer experience? Can you share a little more about the book, what inspired you to write it and who the book is targeted to and how can it help them? Do you find that companies are moving towards marrying the relationship between marketing and customer service? Or is there still a divide in terms of there is a marketing department separate from a customer service department? How do you stay motivated every day? What is the one online resource, website, tool or app you cannot live without in your business? What are some books that have had the biggest impact on you? If you where sitting across the table from another business owner and they said to you that they feel they have great products and services but they lack the consistently motivated human capital, what advice would you give them to turn their team members and turn their business around to create more success? In doing your research for your book Customer Manipulation, do you find that if the company has poor leadership, that it translates into a poor customer experience? What is one thing you are working on right now that you are really excited about – something that you are working on to develop yourself or your people? Where can our listeners find your information online? What is one quote or saying that you live by or that inspires you in times of adversity?   Highlights Chloë grew up in the United Kingdom (UK) in a rural area called Cornwall (located right down the far South West of the UK), she stated the she was lucky to get into Oxford University and from there was lucky enough to get a job at Barclay’s Bank working in Marketing and quickly realized that smaller businesses is where she wanted to go. She left the very large bank and started to work in retail for a High Street Retailer in the UK and that sparked her love for data and marketing, and how you can improve results and optimize. Over the last 13 years she has been honing that skill until 4 years ago she launched eCommerce MasterPlan and so now 4 years and 4 books later here we are! Chloë stated that she thinks that the UK is okay at Customer Service but is nowhere as amazing as it is in America. She said one of her favourite things to do in America is to go to the mall and find a nice Department store and wander around until someone goes “Can I help you?” It is just amazing how they care about you. There’s more customer service ethics in America, it is more valued as a job in the Hospitality and Retail Sector but in the UK, eCommerce Sector, it has been heartening over the last 12-18 months to hear everyone from the smallest to the largest businesses talking about how important it is to listen to the customer and to deliver what the customer needs and that’s a real turning point because up until then the conferences were just full of bright, shiny, exciting new pieces of tech and clever marketing campaigns but now, everyone’s talking about the customer and that’s a real benefit. Chloë stated that there is a paradigm shift in terms of how people are being more adjusted to customer experience. It’s because the industries have come of age, they are no longer in that early adaptor stage and now moved into an early majority at which point people have got to stop trying to be bright and shiny, you’ve got to say, “We are great at what we do, this is who we are, this is why you should buy from us and why you should buy our products.” Which is more powerful and interesting and quite a relief for her as a consumer as well. After asking Chloë if she could share with us one or two companies that she would recommend as offering great customer service – she lightly shared that she will share some unconventional companies as possibly everyone is expecting her to share Zappos and Amazon. Chloë shared that the companies that she admires are Project Repat (https://www.projectrepat.com), an American company who turns t-shits into blankets, so they’ll take all your old college t-shirts, cut them up and sew them up into a blanket and send them back to you. They really nailed one of the most powerful ways in eCommerce of helping customers, which is to gather the email addresses as quickly as you can and then build a phenomenal welcome sequence. What they are doing is absolutely fascinating on that clear focus and their welcome emails are beautiful. They listen and respond to what the customer is worried about. The other is a UK company called Miso Tasty (https://misotasty.com/#) which sells Miso Soup which Chloë says she thinks is a brilliant business name. They spend a lot of time getting their product right and they realize they’re going to be bringing new flavor sensation to the UK, it is an Asian flavoring that they are not used to. She stated that what she loves about Miso Tasty is the way the products are structured; they reduced the risk to a customer buying, not wanting to spend £20 (which is difficult) on buying this thing to try it out. What they have created is a 2 soup pack that only costs £2 and they can do free postage and packaging. So for customers to try out their products on their website, it only costs them £2 and that’s less than the cost of a pint of beer and it’s just amazing how they thought of the customer’s journey. Chloë shared that often people think Customer Service and they immediately think of the Call Centre down the corridor but real Customer Service embodies the entire process and experience with your business – it is everyone’s responsibility to do true customer service and that is why she truly appreciates the 2 businesses mentioned above Project Repat ad Miso Tasty. For example - It is not about waiting for someone to pick up the phone and say, “How long do I have before getting those T-Shirts to you before I have to buy again?” – they have listened and placed it in the welcoming email so they provide that knowledge to the customer without them having to call up. Chloë says of course there is a financial benefit to the fact you will get more conversions and less people having to answer the phone but there is the whole embracing of that experience through your marketing, strategies and products which is really important. Chloë shared some everyday solutions that she believes can help improve Customer Experience is everything really. She shared that she thinks a couple of really simple tools would be User Testing usertesting.com which is a fantastic site where you can go and just put up almost a job where someone from a certain segment of the population takes a look at your website and answers some questions. For example – you could put your website up there and say buy a lawnmower and then you get a video of that person trying to buy a lawnmower on your website and talking you through it and it is such a great way because sometimes we all sit around with great ideas saying, “Oh I think we should do this website, or oh I think we should do this with the website…” but to actually get some real human data on how someone who has never seen your business before is struggling with it is a great way of improving your user experience. It is great because if you have been looking at your analytics and you find people are dropping off somewhere or they are not going to that page and you can’t figure out why…..User Testing is a great fast track to solving that problem! Chloë then shares the other everyday solutions she would recommend for a business is Web Chat Services – that service that pops up on a website and says, “May I help you?” She shares this one in the UK is getting a lot of big players in eCommerce, they are playing around and working out how best to use it, rather than thinking of it as a customer service tool, think of it as a sales tool as well. When they notice places where people are getting stuck, they’ll activate it and say, “Can we help you?” or “What’s happening?” Usually found on product pages or elsewhere so they are creating a very tailored service for the customer and that is something which is a really easy solution, it doesn’t cost much to put in place and it’s something that even a small business can do and can make a massive difference to customer service and therefore the sales. Chloë shared that the reason she called the book “Customer Manipulation” is because as it all gets more competitive online and consumers are able to voice their opinions so much more easily and as marketers we want to be successful. We need to embrace the fact that every email sent is aiming to manipulate someone to buy from us, every tweet we send is aiming to manipulate someone to think better about us. If we can embrace that then we can get under the skin of the science of manipulation and the way of using manipulation but it is our choice whether we manipulate for good or for evil. If you choose to manipulate for evil then you are very quickly going get found out and it will be the end of your business. Chloë also shared the inspiration for her book and she says it had been a few years since she has done a big book and she had this model that she sometimes refers to as the “Customer Journey” or the “Customer MasterPlan” lurking around in her head and making its way onto slides, chats with clients and networking and then finally it was ready to be turned into a book. The role of the model is to help people, rather than thinking they need to do Social Media or to think they have a problem turning visitors from their website into enquirers to people who have given their email address and what is the best way of solving that problem. Can Social Media have an impact on it and which part of Social Media might it be? It’s kind of another way of the industry growing up rather than thinking oh email, oh Social Media, oh pop ups, it’s about thinking this is our current problem and the problem is turning visitors into enquirers, it’s getting people to the website, it’s getting enquirers to become first time buyers, it’s getting first time buyers to become repeat buyers and what are the ways for doing that. The book is structured into the 5 stages of getting people from those different customer relationship levels to the next one and filled with changes you can make to your website, improvements you can make to customer services, improvements you can make to marketing and also to your products where relevant to take you up and to encourage your customers to move between those customer relationship levels. Chloë says everything that she writes is for the small business owner, so someone with a team of less than 10 and usually for a team less than 5. It is very much for an owner/ head of marketing to help them work out where they should be deploying their resources and lots of ideas of what they can do. However, she knows bigger businesses and other persons have used the book to improve relations in heir B2B’s. Chloë thinks the businesses that are doing customer service well and who will do well in the future are seeing it as one group (Marketing and Customer Service), you may have different departments but they are finding ways to make sure they are working together because there are so many over laps and if you want to do customer service well, it’s got to be through everything you do in the business. Chloë shared that on her podcast a couple episodes back (Episode 55) – she had the head of Brand from Tesco, one of the five largest retailers in the world (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/055-tescos-tamara-duschl-talks/id1005744797?i=1000371058713&mt=2) - she asked her guest just out of interest on the eCommerce side what does the eCommerce team do and what does the Marketing team do as per getting people to the website. The guest stated the eCommerce team sits in one building and they look after the website and Marketing team looks after the promotions and the traffic and they are in a different building. So Chloë shares Tesco does have a way to go as you can’t mothball the conversation – everyone needs to be integrated for a seamless Customer Experience. In asking Chloë how she stays motivated everyday she stated that she is just very lucky to be doing something that she loves and has spent some time over the last few years working out how to structure her days and her work load so that they suit her and having to do the things she likes and not having to do the things she doesn’t. She stated that motivation is something that comes naturally and wished she understood it as she reckons she could write that book but she can’t explain it. Chloë shared that the app that she use frequently is Asana (asana.com) , which is a team and task management tool for organizing. She uses it to organize herself and part-time/out-source people in her business. She further stated in her business that it is her and a lot of part time people so it does keep it all together. There is a web version and also available as an App. Chloë shares that 2 books that have had the biggest impact on her are: “Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less” by Greg McKeown which is all about prioritization and working out what you should be focused on in your business and your life. It helps you on the journey to becoming a person who knows how to prioritize as well as giving you tricks and tips along the way. The other book she loves is “Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking” by Susan Cain which is all about introvertism. She stated that this book helped her to embrace who she is and to learn how to make the most out of it. Chloë shared she is an extremely introverted person and that book helped her tremendously. In answering our question on what’s the one piece of advice she would give a business owner who lacks the constantly motivated human capital – Chloë lightly shared she would just change the people as often times it is easier to motivate new people than old ones but that’s not very possible at times due to legislation and other things. Therefore, Chloë shared that is starts at the core, what is the vision of the business, what is the mission, and what are the values. Often times when businesses take a leap forward or an about turn from a bad pathway, it’s because they got really clear about what their vision and mission is and they have reintegrated that into the business and got that back to the heart of what they do. If you can get your people embracing that and believing that and understanding this is what they do then it becomes a lot more straight forward. Our trigger question for Chloë was how did she feel leadership and the lack there of translates into a poor customer experience – she shared she thinks that a business with poor leadership will struggle with delivering good customer services. She made reference to Tesco, stating the problems they have had with falling profits and sales was because the leadership got lost and they lost track of where their mission was and the vision and what they brought to the world. They quickly realized unless they go back to their roots, they are finding they are getting the success back again. That would be an example of where bad leadership led to a decline in customer experience and now they are turning it around. When we asked Chloë what’s the one thing she is excited about that is going on in her life right now - she stated this is her favourite time of the year when this podcast is being recorded (August) that she is not traveling for conferences for a few weeks so she is excited about analyzing lots of data, doing reports and surveys to work out what is the next thing she should do. She is weighing some options as to what her customers need her to produce next in terms of should it be an online course, should it be a Master Mind group, should it be a Membership Site or maybe even another book. She’s super excited about all that probably for launch in January 2017. Chloë says listeners can find her on her website eCommerce MasterPlan Website , she also shared the best way to get in touch with her is through Linked In and Twitter (@chloe_ecmp). Chloë shared that the quote that she always uses to keep her focused during times of adversity and challenges is “Keep Optimizing” (a quote she came up with) which reminds her that if something hasn’t worked, then that’s okay because we’re just going to optimize it, we’re going to learn and move forward, or if she is trying to make something too perfect before putting it live, she’ll remember this quote. We would welcome a subscribe, rate and review for the show and also that the listeners can come hang out at Navigating the Customer Experience Community on Facebook. This is a private Facebook group for our listeners and past guests to come over share insights and industry trending topics and discussions on business and customer experience – click here!   Links eCommerce MasterPlan Website “Customer Manipulation: How to Influence your Customers to Buy More and why an Ethical Approach will Always Win” by Chloe Thomas Asana User Testing Project Repat Miso Tasty “Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less” by Greg McKeown “Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking” by Susan Cain Chloe Thomas Twitter eCommerce MasterPlan Twitter eCommerce MasterPlan Facebook Chloe Thomas LinkedIn eCommerce MasterPlan LinkedIn

Quatre ans déjà, quatre ans des jeux ! Aussi fou que cela puisse paraître, nous avons en effet quitté la petite enfance. Et si 2015 fut une année de grands chamboulements – en témoigne, notamment, notre émission #37 enregistrée en public – et de remises en question au sein de notre projet, nous sommes heureux d'annoncer que Je Game Moi Non Plus abrite toujours une belle brochette de passionnés, bien décidés à s'exprimer sur les questions qui leur brûlent les lèvres. Comme chaque année, l'anniversaire est fêté en live (à Lyon, pour ne rien vous cacher) et, c'est la tradition, chaque participant s'attardera sur un jeu vidéo qui l'a marqué cette année, tout en présentant un objet culturel qu'il lui paraît pertinent de rattacher au jeu en question. Cette année, Antoine, Fred, Gaëtan, Julien, Mehdi et Olivier ont apporté beaucoup de littérature et un peu de cinéma dans leur hotte. Ce tour de table sera suivi d'une session de réponses aux questions posées par nos auditeurs. Bonnes fêtes de fin d'année à tous, à bientôt pour le podcast #39 et, promis, pour le lancement du Club JGMNP sous la direction de notre Julien national ! Oeuvres citées : Gaetan : Dark Souls 2 (PC, PS3, X360) et Les Livres dont vous êtes le Héros Julien : Bloodborne (PS4) et "La Charrette fantôme" (film réalisé par Julien Duvivier en 1939) Antoine : A Good Gardener (PC) "Le Vent se Lève" (film d'animation réalisé par Hayao Miyazaki en 2013) Fred : Yakuza 5 (PS3) et "Mémoires d'un Yakuza" de Junichi Saga (éditions Piquier) et "Miso Soup" de Ryu Murakami (éditions Piquier) Olivier : Crossy Road (iOS / Android) et "Hexagone : Sur les routes de l'histoire de France" de Lorànt Deutsch (éditions Michel Lafon) Mehdi : Guacamelee! (PC, OS X, Linux, PS3, PS4, PSVita, Wii U, X360, XBOX ONE) et "Los Tigres Del Ring" de Jimmy Pantera (éditions Ankama) Générique de l’émission : Lukhash – Beginning of Anxiety Illustration : Yakuza 5 © SEGA

Meg Haworth, Ph.D. is the private chef to some of the top stars, producers and directors in Hollywood. She specializes in food allergies, healing diets and healthy weight loss with food that tastes so great that her clients don’t feel like they’re missing anything. Her great passion is teaching people with food restrictions how to eat, offering delicious and healthy menu plans, grocery lists and “how to” cooking instructions along with blogs, videos and recipes. Dr. Meg is no stranger to the difficulties of eating for health. After spending her twenties in doctors’ offices with over a dozen illnesses, she decided to take the complementary medical route to get some relief. After her nutritionist told her to remove, gluten, dairy, sugar, corn, citrus, peanuts, caffeine and alcohol from her diet, she saw massive improvements within a week. The problem was she still did not know what to eat. In fact, her first trip to Whole Foods Market ended in tears when she saw the shelves of unrecognizable products in small packages that cost a small fortune. She left the store empty handed and pondered life’s biggest questions: “How am I going to eat pizza now? What am I going to do for a birthday cake? And, how am I going to live without chocolate chip cookies?” Well, that was just crazy talk because cookies were nonnegotiable and she was going to figure out how to have those things no matter what so she headed to the kitchen to figure it out. In the last two decades of eating for food allergies, Dr. Meg has written a cookbook, Done with Dairy. Giving up Gluten; 14 Days to a Delicious and Healthy You, owned a country inn called Harmony Oaks in South Carolina where she had a full service restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert all gluten and dairy free and with produce from her organic garden. She was the first food allergy chef in a mainstream venue sharing 27 of her recipes in video on Eat, Drink or Die.com, (a spinoff of Will Ferrell’s Funny or Die.com) alongside celebrity chefs Jamie Oliver, Tom Colicchio and Paula Deen. Dr. Meg is also the national spokesperson for a line of kitchen products from Nexgenstore where she develops recipes, writes blogs, makes videos, commercials, and hosts live events demonstrating their products. Dr. Meg holds a Ph.D. in Transpersonal Psychology (Holistic Psychology) and an undergraduate degree in English with a concentration in writing and minors in both psychology and social work. She studied cooking privately with Russell Washington at her country inn and worked in the test kitchen at Authentic Foods, a gluten free flour company. She grew up in a southern family of foodies where no one measured anything and everything tasted amazing and that’s just how she believes healthy cooking should be. http://fit2love.tv JJ Flizanes is an Empowerment Strategist. She is the Director of Invisible Fitness, an Amazon best-selling author of Fit 2 Love: How to Get Physically, Emotionally, and Spiritually Fit to Attract the Love of Your Life, and author of Knack Absolute Abs: Routines for a Fit and Firm Core. She was named Best Personal Trainer in Los Angeles for 2007 by Elite Traveler Magazine. JJ vividly reminds us that the word ‘fitness’ is not just about the state of one’s physical body, but also the factors which determine a person’s overall well being. And, for JJ, the key components in all these areas are ‘invisible’ — balanced support structures of nutrition, emotional centeredness and health. A favorite of journalists and the media for her depth of knowledge and vibrant personality, JJ, a contributing expert for Get Active Magazine, has also been featured in many national magazines, including Shape, Fitness, Muscle and Fitness HERS, Elegant Bride, and Women’s Health as well as appeared on NBC, CBS, Fox 11 and KTLA. She is also a video expert for About.com and regular contributor for The Daily Love. JJ launched her professional career in 1996 as the Foundations Director for the New York Sports Club, where she designed curriculum and in-house certification for new and previously uncertified fitness trainers. She has also been certified by the American Council on Exercise (ACE), International Sports Science Association (ISSA), and the Resistance Training Specialist Program (RTS). With a focus on biomechanics, JJ has lectured for The Learning Annex and as a featured speaker for New York Times Bestselling Author of The Millionaire Mind, T. Harv Ecker’s Peak Potentials seminars, as well as corporate clients, including Pacific Gas and Electric, Hanson Engineering, and Jostens, Inc. She is the Wellness Expert for KFC International, the Health and Fitness Expert for the National Association of Entrepreneur Moms, and a Fitness Expert for Nourishing Wellness Medical Center. She has been working in the health and wellness industry for 15 years, as a fitness trainer with a knack for helping her clients become more self-aware and self-empowered through her ability to quickly identify and pinpoint problem areas, and then create simple solutions involving exercise, nutrition and mindset changes. She is the Host of the new iTunes Podcast Show Fit 2 Love: Physical, Emotional and Spiritual Fitness for the Happy Life You Deserve which is six day a week video and audio show. What sets JJ apart from her Celebrity Fitness counterparts is the holistic approach to getting results. Over the last fourteen years she has studied, used and applied Positive Psychology, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), Law of Attraction, Quantum Physics, Non Violent Communication, Imago Therapy, and Hypnotherapy. JJ Flizanes has proven that she’s not only an expert in matters of the body and fitness—she’s an insightful and provocative author who delivers a timely message about matters of the heart.

Bonnie Chung runs the Shopify site Miso Tasty alongside thriving wholesale distribution. After 3 years researching the best Miso Soup she's now on a mission to bring Miso to the masses. Listen to hear how she's doing just that. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

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This soup is a real winner! No need to dine out for traditional Miso Soup. And don’t be intimated by the ingredients. It’s worth a trip to the Asian market. Often times you can find these items in a regular grocery store too.