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Lawrence and Mat sit down with renowned clinical psychologist and best-selling author Dr. Wendy Mogel to delve into the pivotal role dads play in guiding their children from childhood through adolescence. Drawing from her extensive experience and insights from her acclaimed books, including The Blessing of a Skinned Knee, The Blessing of a B Minus and Voice Lessons for Parents/Parent Talk, Dr. Mogel discusses how fathers can foster resilience, self-reliance and open communication in their children. We explore practical strategies for dads to support their children's growth, navigate the challenges of adolescence and build strong, enduring relationships. Whether you're a new dad or navigating the teenage years, this conversation offers valuable perspectives on fatherhood and family dynamics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I've known Jane Mogel since we were freshman in college—50 years!!! And her smart, funny, charming husband, Peter Pitts for almost as long. I went to their wedding in the mid 80's. Jane has a successful business as an interior designer and Peter has a global trotting business as the co-founder of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest. His research, reporting and public appearances range from the New York Times to The Daily Show with John Stewart. Though I don't usually have close friends on, (I'm trying to be a real shrink, remember?!!), I make an exception here so Jane and I can exchange some college stories and we can talk about Jane and Peter's parenting adventures with their two boys, Jeremy and Ben, now both in their mid-thirties and doing well. Jane would invite me to stay with her family in New York City in the later 70's and her parents were a big influence on me. They were very sophisticated for a young person like me and they opened my mind to a lot of new things. Her father, Len Mogel was the publisher of the National Lampoon in it's heyday, so some fun stories from that time too. I moved to the East Village right after college and Jane had her own place in the city by then, so we had a lot of fun running around NYC in those years too!

Summary:In this engaging and forward-thinking conversation, Bart Berkey sits down with Adam Mogelonsky, a hospitality consultant specializing in luxury hotels. Adam shares his deep knowledge on future trends, wellness, and how hotels must evolve to meet the demands of new generations. They discuss how hotels can offer more than just premium service—they must anticipate trends, integrate holistic wellness, and rethink traditional offerings to stay ahead of the curve.Adam also reveals how demographic shifts, changing consumer expectations, and longevity science will reshape luxury hospitality. The conversation touches on everything from intermittent fasting and biohacking to regenerative tourism and how hotels can create "constellations of trends" rather than linear improvements. All Organizations Must Think 5-10 Years Ahead Most luxury hotels already know service and hospitality inside out. What they need is future-proofing—insights into trends that will shape guest preferences in the next decade. Younger generations prioritize health, sustainability, and personalization, which will push hotels to evolve beyond traditional offerings like extravagant breakfasts and standard wellness amenities. Wellness is More Than Just Yoga Mats & Filtered Water True wellness experiences go beyond token gestures like yoga mats and infused water. They need scientific backing, innovation, and personalization. Future wellness offerings may include biometric tracking, AI-driven fitness guidance, structured water, longevity-focused cuisine, and in-room recovery technology. The Future is Experience-Driven & Science-Backed Travelers are looking for transformative experiences, not just a place to stay. Hotels that integrate holistic health, regenerative tourism, and personalized well-being solutions will lead the industry. A great example is Babylonstoren in South Africa, a resort that offers immersive culinary farming, regenerative wellness, and hands-on guest experiences—a model for the future of hospitality.Adam challenges us to think critically: Are we designing hotels (and our own lives) for today, or for the future? The answer will determine which brands, experiences, and people thrive in the years ahead.SPONSORSHIP:Thank you to our sponsor: Wellevate Experienceshttps:https://kellybishopwellevateexperience.comThe overall goal of Wellevate Experiences is to bring a sense of wellness and positive mental well-being to the events, hospitality, and travel industry and provide an understanding of the emotion and impact to Pick Positive and practice Self-Love.  

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Nocojšnji gost oddaje Odprto za srečanja bo Novogoričan Damir Podnar, profesionalni potapljač, inštruktor in vodja državne enote za tehnično potapljanje pri Upravi za zaščito in reševanje. Najgloblja točka, ki jo je kdaj obiskal, je izvir Mrzlek na Trnovsko-Banjški planoti, najbolj pa mu je v spominu ostalo raziskovanje toka reke Reke. V pogovoru s Karin Zorn Čebokli bo beseda tekla tudi o raziskovalnih odpravah v svetovnih morjih, nazadnje je raziskoval razbitine v Baltskem morju, in letošnjem reševanju ujetih v Križni jami.

500 metro pasatxoko ibilian, Xemeindik Markinara, Juan Antonio Mogelen omenezko eskultura eta Bizenta Mogelen omenezko parkea lotu ditu FAKTORIAK, ttipi-ttapa, Gabantxo ikerlaria bide-erakusle eta gidari hartuta....

Od kod prihajajo občutki krivde, odtujenosti, jalovosti in nesmisla, ki tako temeljito prežemajo romane in kratke zgodbe Franza Kafke, da je njegov priimek navsezadnje postal nekakšen sinonim za moderno dojemanje sveta?Letos mineva natanko sto let od smrti enega največjih umetnikov 20. stoletja, praškega mojstra kratke zgodbe in romana, Franza Kafke. Pisatelj judovskega rodu, ki je, kot vemo, ustvarjal v nemščini, je namreč svoja osrednja dela – v tem kontekstu velja omeniti vsaj romana Grad in Proces ter Preobrazbo, Sodbo, Gladovalca in Poročilo akademiji med novelami – tako spretno, tako temeljito ovil v atmosfero tesnobe, krivde, odtujenosti, jalovosti in nesmisla, da je njegov priimek – v pridevniški obliki »kafkovski« – navsezadnje postal nekakšen sinonim za moderno dojemanje sveta. Toda: od kod natanko prihaja ta, tako specifična atmosfera? Kaj neki ji botruje? Mar Kafkovo dojemanje človeka in njegovega klavrnega položaja v svetu res izrašča, kot so v preteklosti menili številni njegovi interpreti, iz umetnikovega težavnega odnosa s kolikor muhastim toliko gospodovalnim očetom Hermannom – ali pa je posredi vendarle kaj drugega? – To je vprašanje, ki nas je zaposlovalo v tokratnih Glasovih svetov, ko smo pred mikrofonom gostili komparativista, predavatelja na Oddelku za primerjalno književnost in literarno teorijo ljubljanske Filozofske fakultete, dr. Vida Snoja.   foto: Franz Kafka leta 1923 (Wikipedia, javna last)

Iz Nove Gorice se nam je oglasil Gregor Božič, direktor fotografije z zlato palmo ovenčanega kratkega filma Mož, ki ni mogel molčati. Gre za film hrvaškega režiserja Nebojše Slijepčevića, slovensko manjšinsko koprodukcijo, ki dramatizira dogodek iz leta 1993 v Bosni in Hercegovini, ko so potniški vlak ustavile srbske paravojaške sile - uprl pa se jim je le eden od 500 potnikov. Film je v današnjem nemirnem času še kako aktualen, so zapisali pri Slovenskem filmskem centru, zlata palma pa je pomembno priznanje tudi za koprodukcijsko sodelovanje, ki ga je uspešno izpeljal producent Boštjan Virc. Napovedujemo prihajajočo 20. izdajo festivala Kino otok, ki v Izoli in drugih mestih po Sloveniji kot vsako leto predstavlja filme z vsega sveta, od Italije in Srbije do Armenije in Maroka, Palestine, Sirije, Mehike in še in še … Uradno ga odpirajo v sredo s Čarodejevim plesom iz leta 1979, barvito pripovedko indijskega režiserja, scenarista, glasbenika, karikaturista in slikarja Govindana Aravindana, ki jo posvečajo lani preminulemu soustanovitelju festivala, Helmutu Groschupu. Obiskali smo tudi festival generativne umetnosti Adela, govorili z gostujočim umetnikom, nizozemskim "medijskim arheologom" Joostom Rekveldom, in ocenili najzanimivejši film s trenutnega kinosporeda: Naključnega morilca Richarda Linklaterja.

Žirija, ki ji je na letošnjem 77. filmskem festivalu v Cannesu predsedovala ameriška igralka Greta Gerwig, je zlato palmo za kratki film podelila Možu, ki ni mogel molčati, hrvaškega režiserja Nebojša Slijepčevića. Slovenski del avtorstva v filmu predstavlja direktor fotografije Gregor Božič. V prostorih poklicnega združenja umetnikov BV galerija v Celovcu je na ogled razstava umetnika Karla Vouka z naslovom Pareidolija. Slovensko konservatorsko društvo je podelilo Steletova priznanja za leto 2023. Priznanja so prejeli Matevž Remškar, Urška Todosovska Šmajdek ter Irena in Mirko Cigula. Vabljeni k poslušanju!

V vseh kotih vidi strahove … Pripoveduje: Marinka Štern. Napisala: Tončka Stanonik. Posneto v studiih Radiotelevizije Ljubljana 1985.

Dr. Mogel speaks with family #21: Lucy & Joseph and answers the question: Will our children still respect us if we are divorced and happy? She also teaches us new words: nunchi and eomchina

Explore the transformative power of partnerships in the philanthropic world with our latest episode: 'Partnerships as a Philanthropic Strategy'. Dive deep with Trevor Loke of Orgmatch and Erin Mogel from Elevate Social Impact as they shed light on effective collaboration techniques, the evolving nature of funders, and the innovative ways non-profits can work together. Unlock the secrets of maximizing impact through strategic alliances. Don't miss out on this essential guide for modern philanthropy.

Dr. Mogel speaks with family #20: Jennifer and answers the question: Will my children hate me if I let them mother me? She also teaches us new words: mudita and firgun

Dr. Mogel speaks with family #19: Susan and Julie and answers the question: Will my child hate me if I make her go upstairs alone? She also teaches us new words: kuchisabishii and shemomechama

Dr. Mogel speaks with family #18: Annie and answers the question: Will my child hate me if I don't like what they like? She also teaches us a new word: jia yo

Dr. Mogel speaks with family #17: Jimmy and answers the question: Will my child hate me if all the kids in school adore me? She also teaches us new words: kummerspeck and betsubara

Dr. Mogel speaks with family #16 Marie and Wayne and answers the question: Will my children hate me if I'm sarcastic? She also teaches us new words: acomedido and greng-jai

Dr. Mogel speaks with family #15: Patricia and Nithin and answers the question: Will our children hate us if we don't worry about them equally? She also teaches us a new word: binnenpretje

Dr. Mogel speaks with family #14: Samantha and Edgar and answers the question: Will our children hate us if we stop laughing at their jokes? She also teaches us a new word: baofuxing aoye

August 25, 2023 JIM MOGEL, board member @ Mid Atlantic Reformation Society, who will address: "FOOD FREEDOM & AGRICULTURE from a BIBLICAL PERSPECTIVE" & announcing the 3-day event in Lancaster, PA featuring Dr. JAMES R. WHITE of AOMin.org! Subscribe: iTunes  TuneIn Android RSS Feed Listen:

Dr. Mogel speaks with family #13: Leah and Bobby and answers the question: Will our children hate us if there's sibling inequality? She also teaches us a new word: voorpret

In this interview we get to know and discuss how Trevor and Erin approach nonprofit consulting and the ways in which they meet their clients where they are to take them where they want to go. Listen for an:

Dr. Mogel speaks with family #12: Denise and Ryan and answers the question: Will our children hate us if we disagree about how to raise them? She also teaches us a new concept: Jimi Halloween. Make sure to subscribe to weekly episodes, dropping every Tuesday only on the Nurture vs Nurture feed. Just search “Nurture vs Nurture” on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Or visit bit.ly/wendymogel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dr. Mogel speaks with family #12: Denise and Ryan and answers the question: Will our children hate us if we disagree about how to raise them? She also teaches us a new concept: Jimi Halloween

Mrozicie szampana? Cekiny odkurzone, balony nadmuchane? W tym bardzo specyficznym dniu, który zmusza nas do przyjrzenia się swoim sukcesom i porażkom z odchodzącego w przeszłość roku, zabawiłyśmy się w quiz. Czy czujemy sylwestrową presję? Czego nie należy robić w ten dzień? Czy Sylwester z byłym to dobry pomysł? W dzisiejszym odcinku Natalia rozmawia o Freudzie ze zwierzętami, Gosia wspomina milenijną pluskwę, a Marysia marzy o Hawajach (Natalia też). Kończymy pierwszy rok naszego podcastu, dziękujemy, że jesteście z nami! Wodny tygrys robi miejsce wodnemu królikowi, a co to oznacza, to się dopiero okaże. Happy New Year! Jeśli macie ochotę postawić nam kawę, zapraszamy tutaj:) https://buycoffee.to/czyjatopowiedzialamnaglos (nadal zbieramy na mikrofon!) --- Dziewczyny, chłopaki i wszyscy pomiędzy albo zupełnie poza, słuchajcie nas razem i osobno, przy kawce i przy kieliszku prosecco, na babskim wieczorku, za kierownicą, w metrze, na nudnym wykładzie czy przy sprzątaniu. Kiedy Wam dobrze i kiedy źle. Pamiętajcie, że nie jesteście sami ani same!

Willkommen bei Wirtschaftspolitik für Desinteressierte: Maurice Höfgen bespricht im neuen "Wirtschaftsbriefing" die wichtigsten Themen der letzten Woche rund um Wirtschaft, Geld, Finanzen. In dieser Folge diskutieren wir über den neuen Bundeshaushalt für 2023, über Forderungen nach Fracking Gas, über billige Arbeit, über Minister-Villen, über den Katar-Gasdeal, über fehlende Fachkräfte und viele weitere Meldungen aus Wirtschaft und Politik. Bitte unterstützt das WIRTSCHAFTSBRIEFING finanziell: Konto: Jung & Naiv IBAN: DE854 3060 967 104 779 2900 GLS Gemeinschaftsbank PayPal ► http://www.paypal.me/JungNaiv Youtube-Kanal von Maurice: @Maurice_Hoefgen Maurice neues Buch: https://mauricehoefgen.com/wirtschaftskrieg 00:00:00 Start 00:02:12 Inflationsrate 00:05:35 Rekord-Dividenden 00:07:02 Höhere Steuern (Energiesoli, Erbschaftsteuer, Übergewinne) 00:24:55 Rechnungshof kritisiert Haushalt 00:29:10 Jens Spahn und seine Luxusvilla 00:35:20 49-Euro-Ticket erst ab März 00:37:20 Einfachere Einbürgerungen 00:43:20 Katar-Gas und deutsches Fracking 00:48:20 Tilo interviewt Veronika Grimm zu Fracking 01:05:20 Haushaltsdebatte (Merz, Scholz, Lindner) 01:31:35 Tilo interviewt Katharina Beck zur Vermögensabgabe und Erbschaftsteuer 02:02:20 Naive Fragen #Fracking #Schulden #Inflation Support ► http://www.paypal.me/JungNaiv Diskussionsforum ► http://forum.jungundnaiv.de/

Sam Kwak started with nothing...Not only that, he started as an immigrant from Korea who couldn't speak english!After moving to America when we was young, he learned english, business, and hustled his way to become a real estate millionaire... all before age 30!This is the inspiring true story of Sam Kwak!Enjoy!--------------Want to learn how to think?Get a FREE copy of my Mindshift Playbook: www.joshforti.com/playbookIf you haven't joined the Facebook Group yet, make sure you do that! www.facebook.com/groups/566680497878566FREE RESOURCES:FREE SALES GUIDE: www.salesandmindset.com/freesalesguideFOLLOW JOSH:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/realjoshfortiInstagram: www.instagram.com/joshforti 

Sašo Vollmaier je pianist, skladatelj, performer in pedagog. Že nekaj let živi razpet med različnimi konci sveta. V Parizu sodeluje s Panteatrom in Mednarodnim umetniškim centrom Roy Hart, v Düsseldorfu z Ateljejem performativne umetnosti, od leta 2014 pa poučuje tudi na Akademiji umetnosti v italijanskem Arezzu. Tudi pri nas je aktiven v različnih gledaliških skupinah. Med letoma 2009 in 2013 je igral z zasedbo Laibach, leto dni tudi z zasedbo Melodrom, leta 2012 je sodeloval tudi z duom Silence. V zadnjih letih se glasbeno posveča solo projektom. Lani je izšel njegov solo album z naslovom Kind of Laibach. Sašo Vollmaier nas je v Prvi vrsti obiskal leta 2018 in nam takrat odstrl delček svoje duše z odlomki klavirske glasbe za gledališče. Vznemirljivemu ciklu letošnjih novosti pa se Vollmaier pridružuje s člani Simfoničnega orkestra RTV Slovenija z novim delom v treh stavkih Če mogel bi: »Sprejel sem izziv na teme Josipa Ipavca, ki mi je ob njegovi bogati dediščini odprl sveža vrata v glasbeno ustvarjanje. Kompozicija je sestavljena iz treh delov inspiriranih iz tem Ipavčevih del: Andante, Scherzo in Če mogel vzdihe bi srca utopiti'. Njegove teme so prepletene z mojimi, moje ustvarjanje pa z njegovim vplivom.« Oddaja je del cikla Dvakrat Josip, ki je posvečen počastitvi obletnic smrti dveh velikih slovenskih umetnikov: skladatelja Josipa Ipavca (ob 100-letnici smrti) ter pisatelja Josipa Jurčiča (ob 140-letnici smrti).V ciklu sodeluje sedem avtorjev in izvajalcev, ki bodo v petih oddajah predstavili nove avtorske skladbe, neposredno vezane na motive iz življenja ali del obeh umetnikov. Vsebine iz projekta Tu EU – moč javnosti sofinancira Evropski parlament

Mit dem Etikett der Klimaneutralität wird jedes Produkt zum Verkaufsschlager. Es verbindet Konsum mit gutem Gewissen, aber ist das wirklich berechtigt? Was steckt wirklich hinter diesem Siegel und wie sehr sollte man beim Einkauf darauf setzen? Alle Quellen und weitere Spezials findest Du auch hier: https://www.quarks.de/daily-quarks-spezial/

How can citrus genome editing help in the fight against huanglongbing, and how can we think outside the box to be better science communicators? Dr. Karl Haro von Mogel, a PostDoc in botany and plant sciences at the University of California Riverside and Science & Media Director of Biology Fortified, discusses his long-term research to protect citrus against huanglongbing and his recent research investigating face mask efficacy. He also shares how he communicates science by making awesome shirts. Follow Karl on Twitter @KarlHvM! Learn more about the tools used in the battle against huanglongbing and view research snapshots by other Citrus Series guests by visiting the Science for Citrus Health website and following along on Twitter and Instagram @sci4citrus. Learn more about the students producing this podcast and their science communication efforts by following us on Twitter @SciCommUCR and visiting our website.

Creative Parenting – Join Nina Meehan discussing imagination with Dr. Wendy Mogel. In this episode Nina and Dr. Mogel talk about how vital play and creativity is for families.  Dr. Mogel invites parents to be curious, calm and captivated listeners as their children explore the unconscious through dreams or imagination through story.  They discuss how creativity is essential at the core of the highest level of interaction for children and parents because children live in the world of imagination and play.  DR. WENDY MOGEL is a clinical psychologist and New York Times best-selling author. She serves on the scientific advisory board of Parents Magazine.  In her new podcast Nurture vs Nurture, Dr. Mogel provides guidance to parents around the world.In a starred review Publisher's Weekly described her—now classic—first book, The Blessing of a Skinned Knee, as “Impassioned, lyrical and eminently practical...a real treasure.” Her second release, The Blessing of a B Minus, addresses the challenge of parenting teenagers in a culture of increasing anxiety and rapid change. Her most recent book, Voice Lessons for Parents: What to Say, How to Say It, and When to Listen, offers guidance for communicating with children across the expanse of childhood and adolescence.~Links: Website: https://www.wendymogel.com/Podcast: https://armchairexpertpod.com/nurture-vs-nurture-with-dr-mogelSocial: https://www.facebook.com/WendyMogelPhD/Twitter: @drwendymogelAmazon Book: https://smile.amazon.com/Voice-Lessons-Parents-What-Listen/dp/1501142402/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1630005947&sr=8-1

Jede zehnte Frau leidet an schmerzhaften Wucherungen der Gebärmutterschleimhaut. Endometriose wird jedoch oft erst nach Jahren entdeckt. Dazu ein Experten-Chat. Ausserdem: Giftstoffe in ökologischem Geschirr und Lebensmittelverpackungen sowie die Zukunft der Magnetresonanztomographie. Von wegen unbedenklich – Mogel(ver)packung Bambus & Co. Teller, Becher, Trinkhalme, Verpackungen: Produkte aus Bambus oder Papier werden gerne solchen aus Plastik vorgezogen. Doch das gute Gewissen täuscht: Auch hier finden sich Substanzen mit ungewisser Wirkung auf Mensch und Natur – und Richtwerte für kanzerogene Stoffe werden überschritten. Studio-Gast: Lothar Aicher Daniela Lager spricht mit dem Toxikologen vom Schweizerischen Zentrum für Angewandte Humantoxikologie über den Umgang mit problematischen Inhaltsstoffen in Geschirr und Lebensmittelverpackungen. Tabu Endometriose – Späte Diagnose gefährdet die Fruchtbarkeit Jede zehnte Frau leidet an den schmerzhaften Wucherungen der Gebärmutterschleimhaut. Obwohl ein Fortschreiten der Erkrankung die Fruchtbarkeit gefährdet und das Risiko für Eierstockkrebs erhöht, wird die Diagnose häufig erst nach Jahren gestellt. «Puls» zeigt, auf was Frauen achten müssen. Experten-Chat «Regelschmerzen oder mehr?» Wann gelten Regelschmerzen noch als normal und wann könnte Endometriose der Auslöser sein? Welche Ursachen gibt es für starke Blutungen? Gibt es pflanzliche Mittel gegen Regelschmerzen? Antworten von den Gynäkologen Patrick Imesch, Gesa Otti-Rosebrock und Anja Wüest. Studio-Gast: Sara Imboden Daniela Lager spricht mit der stellvertretenden Leiterin des Endometriosezentrums des Inselspitals über die Ursachen, Folgen und Behandlungsmöglichkeiten bei Endometriose. «Hallo Puls» – Wird die MRI-Untersuchung in Zukunft angenehmer? Eine Untersuchung im Magnetresonanztomographen (MRI) empfinden viele als eng, laut und langsam. Stefan Bienz möchte nun wissen: Kann eine MRI-Untersuchung in Zukunft nicht schneller gehen wie beispielsweise beim Sicherheitscheck am Flughafen, wo man innerhalb von Sekunden durchleuchtet wird?

Jede zehnte Frau leidet an schmerzhaften Wucherungen der Gebärmutterschleimhaut. Endometriose wird jedoch oft erst nach Jahren entdeckt. Dazu ein Experten-Chat. Ausserdem: Giftstoffe in ökologischem Geschirr und Lebensmittelverpackungen sowie die Zukunft der Magnetresonanztomographie. Von wegen unbedenklich – Mogel(ver)packung Bambus & Co. Teller, Becher, Trinkhalme, Verpackungen: Produkte aus Bambus oder Papier werden gerne solchen aus Plastik vorgezogen. Doch das gute Gewissen täuscht: Auch hier finden sich Substanzen mit ungewisser Wirkung auf Mensch und Natur – und Richtwerte für kanzerogene Stoffe werden überschritten. Studio-Gast: Lothar Aicher Daniela Lager spricht mit dem Toxikologen vom Schweizerischen Zentrum für Angewandte Humantoxikologie über den Umgang mit problematischen Inhaltsstoffen in Geschirr und Lebensmittelverpackungen. Tabu Endometriose – Späte Diagnose gefährdet die Fruchtbarkeit Jede zehnte Frau leidet an den schmerzhaften Wucherungen der Gebärmutterschleimhaut. Obwohl ein Fortschreiten der Erkrankung die Fruchtbarkeit gefährdet und das Risiko für Eierstockkrebs erhöht, wird die Diagnose häufig erst nach Jahren gestellt. «Puls» zeigt, auf was Frauen achten müssen. Experten-Chat «Regelschmerzen oder mehr?» Wann gelten Regelschmerzen noch als normal und wann könnte Endometriose der Auslöser sein? Welche Ursachen gibt es für starke Blutungen? Gibt es pflanzliche Mittel gegen Regelschmerzen? Antworten von den Gynäkologen Patrick Imesch, Gesa Otti-Rosebrock und Anja Wüest. Studio-Gast: Sara Imboden Daniela Lager spricht mit der stellvertretenden Leiterin des Endometriosezentrums des Inselspitals über die Ursachen, Folgen und Behandlungsmöglichkeiten bei Endometriose. «Hallo Puls» – Wird die MRI-Untersuchung in Zukunft angenehmer? Eine Untersuchung im Magnetresonanztomographen (MRI) empfinden viele als eng, laut und langsam. Stefan Bienz möchte nun wissen: Kann eine MRI-Untersuchung in Zukunft nicht schneller gehen wie beispielsweise beim Sicherheitscheck am Flughafen, wo man innerhalb von Sekunden durchleuchtet wird?

Jede zehnte Frau leidet an schmerzhaften Wucherungen der Gebärmutterschleimhaut. Endometriose wird jedoch oft erst nach Jahren entdeckt. Dazu ein Experten-Chat. Ausserdem: Giftstoffe in ökologischem Geschirr und Lebensmittelverpackungen sowie die Zukunft der Magnetresonanztomographie. Von wegen unbedenklich – Mogel(ver)packung Bambus & Co. Teller, Becher, Trinkhalme, Verpackungen: Produkte aus Bambus oder Papier werden gerne solchen aus Plastik vorgezogen. Doch das gute Gewissen täuscht: Auch hier finden sich Substanzen mit ungewisser Wirkung auf Mensch und Natur – und Richtwerte für kanzerogene Stoffe werden überschritten. Studio-Gast: Lothar Aicher Daniela Lager spricht mit dem Toxikologen vom Schweizerischen Zentrum für Angewandte Humantoxikologie über den Umgang mit problematischen Inhaltsstoffen in Geschirr und Lebensmittelverpackungen. Tabu Endometriose – Späte Diagnose gefährdet die Fruchtbarkeit Jede zehnte Frau leidet an den schmerzhaften Wucherungen der Gebärmutterschleimhaut. Obwohl ein Fortschreiten der Erkrankung die Fruchtbarkeit gefährdet und das Risiko für Eierstockkrebs erhöht, wird die Diagnose häufig erst nach Jahren gestellt. «Puls» zeigt, auf was Frauen achten müssen. Experten-Chat «Regelschmerzen oder mehr?» Wann gelten Regelschmerzen noch als normal und wann könnte Endometriose der Auslöser sein? Welche Ursachen gibt es für starke Blutungen? Gibt es pflanzliche Mittel gegen Regelschmerzen? Antworten von den Gynäkologen Patrick Imesch, Gesa Otti-Rosebrock und Anja Wüest. Studio-Gast: Sara Imboden Daniela Lager spricht mit der stellvertretenden Leiterin des Endometriosezentrums des Inselspitals über die Ursachen, Folgen und Behandlungsmöglichkeiten bei Endometriose. «Hallo Puls» – Wird die MRI-Untersuchung in Zukunft angenehmer? Eine Untersuchung im Magnetresonanztomographen (MRI) empfinden viele als eng, laut und langsam. Stefan Bienz möchte nun wissen: Kann eine MRI-Untersuchung in Zukunft nicht schneller gehen wie beispielsweise beim Sicherheitscheck am Flughafen, wo man innerhalb von Sekunden durchleuchtet wird?

Jede zehnte Frau leidet an schmerzhaften Wucherungen der Gebärmutterschleimhaut. Endometriose wird jedoch oft erst nach Jahren entdeckt. Dazu ein Experten-Chat. Ausserdem: Giftstoffe in ökologischem Geschirr und Lebensmittelverpackungen sowie die Zukunft der Magnetresonanztomographie. Von wegen unbedenklich – Mogel(ver)packung Bambus & Co. Teller, Becher, Trinkhalme, Verpackungen: Produkte aus Bambus oder Papier werden gerne solchen aus Plastik vorgezogen. Doch das gute Gewissen täuscht: Auch hier finden sich Substanzen mit ungewisser Wirkung auf Mensch und Natur – und Richtwerte für kanzerogene Stoffe werden überschritten. Studio-Gast: Lothar Aicher Daniela Lager spricht mit dem Toxikologen vom Schweizerischen Zentrum für Angewandte Humantoxikologie über den Umgang mit problematischen Inhaltsstoffen in Geschirr und Lebensmittelverpackungen. Tabu Endometriose – Späte Diagnose gefährdet die Fruchtbarkeit Jede zehnte Frau leidet an den schmerzhaften Wucherungen der Gebärmutterschleimhaut. Obwohl ein Fortschreiten der Erkrankung die Fruchtbarkeit gefährdet und das Risiko für Eierstockkrebs erhöht, wird die Diagnose häufig erst nach Jahren gestellt. «Puls» zeigt, auf was Frauen achten müssen. Experten-Chat «Regelschmerzen oder mehr?» Wann gelten Regelschmerzen noch als normal und wann könnte Endometriose der Auslöser sein? Welche Ursachen gibt es für starke Blutungen? Gibt es pflanzliche Mittel gegen Regelschmerzen? Antworten von den Gynäkologen Patrick Imesch, Gesa Otti-Rosebrock und Anja Wüest. Studio-Gast: Sara Imboden Daniela Lager spricht mit der stellvertretenden Leiterin des Endometriosezentrums des Inselspitals über die Ursachen, Folgen und Behandlungsmöglichkeiten bei Endometriose. «Hallo Puls» – Wird die MRI-Untersuchung in Zukunft angenehmer? Eine Untersuchung im Magnetresonanztomographen (MRI) empfinden viele als eng, laut und langsam. Stefan Bienz möchte nun wissen: Kann eine MRI-Untersuchung in Zukunft nicht schneller gehen wie beispielsweise beim Sicherheitscheck am Flughafen, wo man innerhalb von Sekunden durchleuchtet wird?

During the pandemic, we’ve been looking at our screens more than ever before. As the country starts reopening, what do we do about our kids’ extreme attachment to their devices? How should we think about it and do we need to do anything about it? Parenting expert Dr. Wendy Mogel joins us to discuss these deep questions about pandemic parenting. Dr. Mogel is the author of “The Blessing of a Skinned Knee” and host of the podcast Nurture vs. Nurture.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will my child hate us if our family escapes to China, Egypt, Myanmar, Guatemala and the Marvel Universe? She also teaches us new words: zugunruhe & resfeber.

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will my son hate me if we're happy together? She also teaches us new words: kinehora & irusu.

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will my child hate me if I love death metal? She also teaches us a new word: akihi

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will my child hate me if I voted for Joe Biden? Will my child hate me because I ruined Christmas? She also teaches us a new word: sturmfrei

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will my children hate me if I love my wife? Will they hate us for our crazy life? She also teaches us new words: gilgil & hiraeth

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will my children hate me if I don't give them equal time? She also teaches us a new word: uitwaaien

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will my children hate me if I don't allow them to curse in the bakery? She also teaches us new words: friluftsliv and iktsuarpok.

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will my children hate me if I'm strict? Will they hate me if I'm not? She also teaches us new words: etterpåklokskap & mamihlapinatapei

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will our children hate us for a bucolic childhood on the farm? She also teaches us new words: poronkusema & mbuki-mvuki Make sure to subscribe to weekly episodes, dropping every Tuesday only on the Nurture vs Nurture feed. Just search “Nurture vs Nurture” on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Or visit bit.ly/wendymogel.

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will our children hate us for a bucolic childhood on the farm? She also teaches us new words: poronkusema & mbuki-mvuki

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will my children hate me for becoming a cool secret agent? She also teaches us a new word: allomother Make sure to subscribe to weekly episodes, dropping every Tuesday only on the Nurture vs Nurture feed. Just search “Nurture vs Nurture” on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Or visit bit.ly/wendymogel.

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will our children hate us if we stop loving them so much? She also teaches us a new word: Familect

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will my children hate me for becoming a cool secret agent? She also teaches us a new word: allomother

Dr. Mogel speaks with family #1: Erick and Elsie and answers the question: Will our children hate us if we stop loving them so much? She also teaches us a new word: Familect Listen to a BONUS EPISODE right now on the Nurture vs Nurture feed. And make sure to subscribe to weekly episodes, dropping every Tuesday only on the Nurture vs Nurture feed. Just search “Nurture vs Nurture” on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Or visit bit.ly/wendymogel.

Larry Mogelonsky is the most prolific author on hospitality with over 1000 articles published over the last decade, and six books, including the latest two, Hotel Mogel and More Hotel Mogel, which is on my desk now, and I highly recommend it. A few quotes from our chat:About traveling for inspiration, before Covid, Larry and his brilliant wife Maureen traveled 30% of the time and tried to visit over 35 new hotels each year. “The goal in going to a new property any property for or from my standpoint is learning what is it that this hotel is doing that is new or unique or different that can be applied to other hotels to either to improve revenue, improve loyalty, improve guest satisfaction, or create a new experience” “There is so much we can learn from each other so many opportunities so we can take advantage of to enhance how we operate how we live and importantly how we as hoteliers can do our job better and it represents another one of those seismic shifts which are going to change how we look at hotels, and importantly how hoteliers look at their guests.” About the Guest Forward Concept: “It's all about you- the guest. It's not about us. We are going to take care of you as best we can within the facility that we have. No, we haven't put in the fastest elevators, and the world's thickest mattresses, and the world's largest bathrooms, because that doesn't matter to you. Ultimately, what matters to you is, do you feel comfortable. What matters is that the guest feels good about being there and if you do that, that will be reflected in the reviews very quickly.” “The flip side is don't pay attention don't do anything don't handle reviews people start to get surly and nasty and you don't care and watch what happens to your ADR your revenue and your percent occupancy and your staff who won't be happy because guests are not happy and the spiral will spin downward very quickly.”  Larry is also the Managing Director of Hotel Mogel Consulting. https://www.hotelmogel.com/about/ Adele Gutman can be reached at https://www.adelegutman.com/

Nick und Jannik sprechen darüber, warum die Impfungen nicht wie geplant laufen, die Schulen besser geschlossen bleiben sollten und Ministerpräsidenten ihre Gesangsstunden lieber außerhalb des Internets abhalten sollten. Musik: https://www.musicfox.com/info/kostenlose-gemafreie-musik.php

Episode 2 of Season 2 coming at you! Today we have our first guest of the Series! LeeAnn Mogel is the founder of HeartsEase Candle Co- a small e-commerce candle company with a big mission around helping people.In this episode LeeAnn talks about how she found her passion for making candles, how she is growing her business without the huge marketing spend, the power of community and the mission that drives her everyday. There is a lot that small, grass routes, entrepreneurs can learn from this episode and we look forward to having LeeAnn again to hear more about HeartsEase Candle Co! To pick up your own candle check out the store page below!HeartsEase Etsy Store If you want to connect with LeeAnn and HeartsEase you can follow these links:HeartsEase InstagramHeartsEase FacebookLeeAnn will be doing a giveaway after the episode airs so make sure to head to her Instagram for more details!We loved having LeeAnn on the show and look forward to great things from HeartsEase Candle Co!Visit us and subscribe for updates at www.rockingthebiz.com Loving the new intro music?Written By: Michael BriguglioPerformed By: Michael BriguglioProduced By: Michael BriguglioSocial Media (We Love Engagement!) Facebook PageLinkedIn Page(Feel free to connect with Peter Rukis!) Twitter@PeterRukis@ninjasurprise59@RockingTheBizInstagram@rockingthebizBlog with us on Medium!@Peter.Rukis@ninjasurprise As always, we will rock with you next time!

V vseh kotih vidi strahove …ttttt Pripoveduje: Marinka Štern. Napisala: Tončka Stanonik. Posneto v studiih Radia Slovenija 1985.

Decembra bo 40 let, odkar je začela delati na Inštitutu za mikrobiologijo in imunologijo v Ljubljani, in se od tedaj povzpela na mesto najvidnejše slovenske virologinje. Podpisuje se pod odkritje edinega doslej registriranega slovenskega virusa, pa tudi pod mednarodno odmevno objavo o povezavi med virusom zika in mikrocefalijo pri novorojenčkih. Trenutno pa lahko njeno ime vidite na vsakem od izvidov testov na novi koronavirus, ki jih analizirajo na inštitutu, saj tam vodi trenutno najbolj obremenjeni laboratorij v državi. 17-urni delavniki, a adrenalin in entuziazem vztrajata - to je njihova nova realnost že 10 mesecev. V Brežicah rojena akademikinja, ki jo je lov za virusi vodil že po vseh kontinentih, prof. Tatjana Avšič Županc je tokratna Nedeljska gostja na Valu 202.

Bei Gesellschaftsspielen sollte man nicht mogeln. Aber es gibt auch Spiele, die das Austricksen der Mitspieler zur Regel machen. Im Gespräch mit dem Spieleautor Markus Brand.

In 1977 Leonard Mogel began publishing a dark, illustrated, steampunk, and somewhat erotic science fiction and fantasy magazine called Heavy Metal, and in 1981 an adult animated sci-fi fantasy film by the same name was produced by Mogel and Ivan Reitman.  The film would become a mainstay of the midnight movie circuit (along with “the Rocky Horror Picture Show”) throughout the 1980's, and would also lead to a hit album which would peak at number 12 on the Billboard 200 chart.The movie mirrors a comic book, in that it strings together a number of shorter vignettes into an entire animated movie.  The shorts are loosely held together by the frame of the Loc Nar, an orb that is the ultimate evil.Filled with terrific rock tracks, the soundtrack would become mired with legal issues, causing the CD to not be released until 1995.  If you wanted to hear it before that, you needed to buy the LP.We're only giving you a taste of this album, folks.  You really should download and listen to it in its entirety.  Friend of the show Andy Burt stands in for Bruce in this one way ticket to midnight. Heavy Metal (Takin' a Ride) by Don FelderThis is the title track by once and future Eagles alumnus Don Felder.  Fellow Eagles alumni Don Henley and Timothy B. Schmit also contribute backing vocals. The track would be the only Felder solo effort to chart, appearing at number 43.  The music is associated with the film episode entitled B-17. Veteran of the Psychic Wars by Blue Oyster CultPenned by Eric Bloom and British author Michael Moorcock, this song appears in the story entitled Harry Canyon.  John Candy voices the Sergeant in this segment. The song itself reflects a futuristic soldier exhibiting PTSD.    Heavy Metal by Sammy Hagar“Headbangers in leather!”  This song was written for the movie.  “It's a one-way ticket to midnight!  Cal it - Heavy Metal.”  This iconic track is played in the segment called So Beautiful & So Dangerous.The Mob Rules by Black SabbathThe short entitled Taarna contains this track.  Ronnie James Dio is the front man for this iteration of Black Sabbath.  "If you listen to fools, the mob rules."  This is the concluding vignette from the film.“Reach  Out” by Cheap TrickWayne  doubles up with his out-of-order staff pick, from the Heavy Metal Soundtrack.  This track also takes place in the Taarna vignette. ENTERTAINMENT TRACK“Bad Moon Rising” by Credence Clearwater Revival"An American Werewolf in London" was on the big screen at this time, with some amazing special effects in this day.  CCR contributed this song as the theme of the film. STAFF PICKS:“Gemini Dream” by The Moody BluesBrian's staff pick comes from a synthesizer heavy hit from prog rock superstars The Moody Blues.  It hit number 12 on the charts, and comes from their album "Long Distance Voyager."   Justin Hayward and John Lodge co-wrote this song. “Really Wanna Know You” by Gary WrightRob brings us another synth-heavy hit from the artist best known for "Dreamweaver."  Wright worked closely with ex-Beatle George Harrison, and developed an affinity for eastern religion which permeates his music.“Hold on Tight” by E.L.O.Guest Andy finishes off our staff picks with this somewhat Rockabilly boogie number 2 charting track from the Electric Light Orchestra.  It is off their sci-fi themed album “Time.”  At the time, it was the most expensive video produced.  Interestingly, it only hit number 24 in France despite the fact that it has french lyrics in the song. COMEDY/INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:“Birdy Song” by The TweetsBruce gets blamed for this comedy song choice to finish off an otherwise awesome podcast.

Od velocipeda z visokim sedežem, ki so ga uporabljali zanesenjaški meščani, do kolesa, ki je delavcem omogočalo prevoz od doma do železniških postaj. Kolo je imelo od nekdaj rekreacijski namen, pozneje pa dobi še funkcionalno, ekonomsko, feministično, ekološko in uporniško vlogo. V Nedeljski reportaži tudi o zaprtju Tovarne koles Rog in njeni zapuščini. Na kolo je sedla Darja Pograjc!

Chris Salerno host of the mindful multi-family show and podcast discuss logan freeman journal from leaving the NFL to investing in real estate.   Logan has also completed multiple joint venture projects, equity partnerships and works as a developer. Completing over 120 transactions in less than a year, Logan has found a process and relies on his most valuable priorities to guide his profit-producing activities. As quoted by Logan himself, “Knowledge alone is not power, it is potential power. Knowledge + massive strategic action = power”. In 2018, Logan founded LiveFree Investments, a successful real estate investment firm that ensures strong returns on capital from secure, collateralized real estate investments.   If you like what you hear please leave us a review so we can help add value to other people.  If you like what you hear be sure to like, share, subscribe! Podcast- Mindful Multi-Family show Instagram- Chris_Salerno_ Youtube Channel- Chris Salerno Like, subscribe, share, and comment below!

It's January and we are working to wrap up the next strategic plan. In doing so, one of the first things we evaluate is whether or not the mission and philosophy of the school continue to reflect who we are. After all, a strong mission and philosophy is the roadmap to a successful organization. Marijo Foster, retired Head of the Lower School and current board member, is my guest this month along with several TLS students from across all divisions. Marijo and I take a trip down the mission and philosophy lane and discuss the value of courage-building and how it is woven into the DNA of The Lexington School. I want to thank the students who contributed such words of wisdom to the podcast this month, and as always, here are some resources for those who want to dig a bit deeper as referenced in the podcast. Teach Your Kids to Fail by Jessica GroseMindset: The New Psychology of Success by Carol Dweck The Blessing of a Skinned Knee by Wendy Mogel On Courage a short collection of Weekly Words from the archive of Marijo FosterOne more big thank you to Bo, Erica, Wren, Will, Louisa, Jack, Mia, and Malia for their courage in participating in this month's podcast! Support the show (https://www.thelexingtonschool.org/)

Jürgen und Michael Loth sind als Family Business unterwegs. Gemeinsam haben sie vor knapp fünf Jahren den Mogel Verlag aus der Taufe gehoben. Letztes Jahr kam dann mit Belratti der erste Riesenerfolg. Weitere werden folgen, in der Episode geht es aber natürlich ganz viel um Belratti. Und um Päckchen packende Mütter.

It’s easy for most parents to explain what’s wrong with how our kids speak to us: the snark, sarcasm, and eye-rolling are all things we could use a lot less of.  But could the way we talk to our kids use a little fine-tuning as well?  Dr. Wendy Mogel’s latest book, Voice Lessons for Parents: What to Say, How to Say It, and When To Listen, is just out in paperback. In this episode, Dr. Wendy Mogel tells us how to bridge the ever-more-complicated communication gap between parents and children, no matter what age our kids are. Over the last two years we've quoted Dr. Mogel more than any other parenting expert, and no surprise- this interview is full of "aha moments" and great ideas. You can read and download the full transcript here. And if you still need a little convincing that we should be focusing on the faults with our own parental communication, rather than the shortcomings of our children’s techniques, consider this quote from another classic of parenting advice, How to Talk So Kids Will Listen and Listen So Kids Will Talk: "Rather than blaming your kids for all your parenting grief, you can improve communication with them by making a few changes to the way you speak to them and set the tone of a situation. Listening, sharing feelings, and respecting your kids will make your job as a parent far easier.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

At school our sons keep it together. At home, flushing the toilet is well beyond their capability. This leads to a litany of “hurry up, put that down, stop doing that, start doing this” from their mothers. But are we too hard on our boys? We had an “aha moment” after reading this question posed by parenting expert Wendy Mogel: What percentage of your communication with your son consists of nagging, reminding, chastising or yelling? We’re going to respectfully decline to answer that question, as is our Fifth Amendment right. But we love Mogel’s solution: Talk to them like dogs. Really. Read the whole article; it’s a real perspective-changer. Mogel suggests that as our children’s lives become more intense and more structured, with ever-increasing homework when they finally get home, our boys are losing their chances to run and bark and chew on shoes (metaphorically). And that that’s leading to all sorts of issues. In this episode we discuss: how studies have proven that we treat infant daughters and sons differently- even before they can speak how to fight against the parenting norms of what David Lancy calls “WEIRD societies” (Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, Democratic) why the key to our sons’ happiness can often be found in the garage how to be interested (really interested) in what our sons are interested in. Even if it’s Fortnite. Here’s links to studies and research and other things we discuss: David Lancy in Human Relations Area Files: A Cross-Cultural Perspective on Childhood Andrew Reiner for the NYT: Talking To Boys the Way We Talk To Girls Dr. Edward Tronick, et al, for Harvard Medical School and Developmental Psychology: Gender differences in emotional expressivity and self-regulation during early infancy St. Augustine Prep School website: Anxiety in Young Boys is Not Normal 2017 Emory study: Child gender influences paternal behavior and language Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chandler has been voted Best Unsigned Artist in StarCentral Magazine and was also featured on the Reverbnation home page in 2013. His album Road Not Taken with his NJ based group Iron Bridge Band made the Grammy ballot for Best Rock Album for 2013 and their song All Our Yesterdays charted on the Roots Music Report Chart at number 11 as of and additionally appeared on the AAA AMA charts. The album reached number 8 in the RMR chart's Pop Rock category. 

Chandler has been voted Best Unsigned Artist in StarCentral Magazine and was also featured on the Reverbnation home page in 2013. His album Road Not Taken with his NJ based group Iron Bridge Band made the Grammy ballot for Best Rock Album for 2013 and their song All Our Yesterdays charted on the Roots Music Report Chart at number 11 as of and additionally appeared on the AAA AMA charts. The album reached number 8 in the RMR chart's Pop Rock category. 

Chandler has been voted Best Unsigned Artist in StarCentral Magazine and was also featured on the Reverbnation home page in 2013. His album Road Not Taken with his NJ based group Iron Bridge Band made the Grammy ballot for Best Rock Album for 2013 and their song All Our Yesterdays charted on the Roots Music Report Chart at number 11 as of and additionally appeared on the AAA AMA charts. The album reached number 8 in the RMR chart's Pop Rock category. 

Perlentauchen (Mogel Verlag): Spiele-Podcast Nr. 314 - Kartenspiel über den Tauchgang zum Meeresgrund.

Besuch beim Mogel-Verlag auf der Spiel 16: Spiele-Podcast Nr. 310 - Sympathische Truppe mit interessanten kleinen Spielen. Auch als Video: YouTube.

Mogel Motte (Drei Magier / Schmidt): Spiele-Podcast Nr. 161 - Es darf gemogelt werden (nicht nur von Kindern). Die Rezension auch als Video: YouTube.