Podcasts about Monteverde

Oggi il commento di Mario Ajello è sul ritorno di Papa Francesco, quindi ci spostiamo a in Israele con l'inviato Lorenzo Vita con la ripresa dei bombardamenti la contestazione davanti a casa di Netanyahu, per la cronaca andiamo a Roma con l'inviata Camilla Mozzetti e il giallo di un esplosione a Monteverde, quindi lo spettacolo con Gloria Satta e il nuovo misterioso film di Nanni Moretti

La rassegna stampa di oggi, lunedì 24 marzo 2025, è a cura di Arianna ScarnecchiaDOVE ASCOLTARLA: Spotify , Apple Podcast , Spreaker e naturalmente sul nostro sito www.sveja.itSul Tempo il crollo di una palazzina a Monteverde in via Vitellia, il post di Saviano, che ha abitato nella stessa via, i post del turista estratto dalle macerie e le reazioni dei residenti della zona, notizie riportata e approfondita anche da Repubblica e Corriere.Sull'edizione romana del sito del Corriere un approfondimento sui post social del turista scozzese Grant Paterson che aveva affittato il b&b crollato, ora ricoverato al Sant'Eugenio.Sul Corriere e sulla Repubblica si parla delle indagini riguardo l'esplosione.Inchiesta per corruzione su la Repubblica che riguarda alcuni club della “movida romana”Sulla cronaca di Roma del Corriere un racconto sull'accessibilità del quartiere Portuense La foto è di Luca Dammicco, domani la rassegna stampa sarà a cura di Ciro Colonna. Sveja è un progetto sostenuto da Periferiacapitale, il programma per Roma della fondazione Charlemagne. Ringraziamo inoltre l'associazione A Sud che ci mette a disposizione i propri spazi per le riunioni di redazione.La sigla di Sveja è di Mattia CarratelloVuoi sostenerci con una piccola donazione? Ora basta un click! La rassegna stampa torna domani!

ROMA (ITALPRESS) - “I primi rilievi sembrano far ritenere che si sia trattato di una fuga di gas, forse una bombola che è esplosa e ha prodotto però un danno molto significativo”, ha dichiarato il Sindaco di Roma, Roberto Gualtieri, che da questa mattina sta seguendo la situazione dello stabile crollato in via Vitellia, nel quartiere Monteverde. “C'è una persona ferita che è stata portata in ospedale”, al Sant'Eugenio, “non conosciamo esattamente le condizioni ma ha riportato ustioni e anche questo lascia immaginare che si sia trattato di una esplosione causata da gas che determina le fiamme. Molto probabilmente si tratta dell'ospite di una struttura ricettiva su cui stiamo facendo i rilievi per valutare, come per il momento sembra, ma sono in corso accertamenti, la regolarità”. “Fortunatamente non ci sono vittime. Anche se purtroppo una persona è gravemente ferita, quindi sarà importante accertare le cause di questo scoppio”, ha detto ancora Gualtieri, “Ovviamente per ragioni di sicurezza adesso ci sono delle evacuazioni degli edifici che possono essere a rischio, quindi ci saranno tutti i rilievi, non ci sono persone sotto le macerie. Sono state fatte ricerche, quindi al momento sembra confermato che l'unico ferito sia la persona portata già in ospedale. È quello che mi dicono al momento i vigili del fuoco che hanno già ispezionato”.xl5/tvi/mca3/Italpress(ITALPRESS)

ROMA (ITALPRESS) - “I primi rilievi sembrano far ritenere che si sia trattato di una fuga di gas, forse una bombola che è esplosa e ha prodotto però un danno molto significativo”, ha dichiarato il Sindaco di Roma, Roberto Gualtieri, che da questa mattina sta seguendo la situazione dello stabile crollato in via Vitellia, nel quartiere Monteverde. “C'è una persona ferita che è stata portata in ospedale”, al Sant'Eugenio, “non conosciamo esattamente le condizioni ma ha riportato ustioni e anche questo lascia immaginare che si sia trattato di una esplosione causata da gas che determina le fiamme. Molto probabilmente si tratta dell'ospite di una struttura ricettiva su cui stiamo facendo i rilievi per valutare, come per il momento sembra, ma sono in corso accertamenti, la regolarità”. “Fortunatamente non ci sono vittime. Anche se purtroppo una persona è gravemente ferita, quindi sarà importante accertare le cause di questo scoppio”, ha detto ancora Gualtieri, “Ovviamente per ragioni di sicurezza adesso ci sono delle evacuazioni degli edifici che possono essere a rischio, quindi ci saranno tutti i rilievi, non ci sono persone sotto le macerie. Sono state fatte ricerche, quindi al momento sembra confermato che l'unico ferito sia la persona portata già in ospedale. È quello che mi dicono al momento i vigili del fuoco che hanno già ispezionato”.xl5/tvi/mca3/Italpress(ITALPRESS)

The NCAA Indoor Track and Field championships delivered as Ethan Strand and Gary Martin traded wins in the 3000 and DMR, America may have a new 1500m star in Abel Teffra, and Jerry Schumacher and Shalane Flanagan got their first titles at Oregon. Unheralded Matthew Richtman won the Los Angeles marathon in 2:07:56 and is definitely the Dreams Become Reality runner of the weekNCAAs, America's newest stars Abel Teffra & Matthew Richtman, World Indoors Preview & Of Course Ethan Strand, Gary Martin. Plus, we give a little sneak peak at this weekend's World Indoor Championships. The biggest news of the week may have been a huge drug bust in the high school ranks as Monteverde coach Gerald Phiri was accused of doping 3 high school athletes. Want podcasts from World Indoors in China? Join the LetsRun.com Supporters Club today. Prefer to see video of this podcast? We've got it here for Supporters Club members. Show notes: 0:00 Intro music 00:24 Start 03:36 Post-NCAA Reactions and Stories 06:36 NCAA Winners and Losers: Abel Teffra a name never mentioned on LetsRun podcast before 10:06 What did Rojo learn? / Cool Brian Musau story 13:24 Crazy Dave Smith story 14:30 Coaching issues? 19:35 Men's distance races delivered 24:45 Gary Martin vs Ethan Strand 31:42 NIL / Marco Langon 37:26 Schumacher/Flanagan get title 40:44 Lananna 44:56 Final Thoughts and Rants 48:04 High School Doping Scandal: Gerald Phiri Suspension 49:47 Implications of Doping in High School Sports 54:01 Broader Implications of Doping in Athletics 01:01:10 World Indoors Preview 01:02:31 Jakob Ingebrigtsen 01:07:46 Shelby Houlahan's Return and Women's Events 01:15:18 Matthew Richtman man's surprising LA Marathon Victory 01:23:11 Crazy Strava 01:27:29 Johns Hopkins DMR 01:30:04 Closing Thoughts and Upcoming Coverage Contact us: Email podcast@letsrun.com or call/text 1-844-LETSRUN podcast voicemail/text line. Want a 2nd podcast every week? And savings on running shoes? Join the LetsRun.com Supporters Club today for exclusive content, a bonus weekly podcast, shoe savings, and more. Cancel anytime .https://www.letsrun.com/subscribe Check out the LetsRun.com store. https://shop.letsrun.com/ We've got the softest running shirts in the business. Thanks for listening. Please rate us on your podcast app and spread the word to friend. Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/letsrun/9cbc2278-dd75-4b64-8437-5ff6c8680702

Författaren Elis Monteverde Burrau är med i podden för att snacka Hamlet, Shakespeares tragedi som Elis och Ali Alonzo har gjort en nytolkning av för radion. Utöver det hinner Elis ranta lite om sin kommande diktsamling och sitt senaste besök på O'Learys Heron City. Kameran la av efter 30 min! Det är inte fel på din iPad.https://www.sverigesradio.se/avsnitt/hamlet-del-1@arvas4@elis_burrautycker du om podden? Skänk en slant:https://www.patreon.com/c/MedArvasicentrum

​ @Notevend2 talks with Jalen Haynes on this week's episode. Jalen Haynes grew up in Fort Lauderdale, Florida where he ended up playing high school basketball under legendary coach Darryl Burrows. After graduating high school, Haynes did a post-grad year at @montverdeacademy . The Florida native attended the prep school during Covid-19 when Monteverde had future NBA players, including Jaren Duran and Andrew Nembhard. After a dominant post-grad year, Haynes committed to Virginia Tech. Haynes played one year for the @hokiesports ; during his one year, Virginia Tech won the ACC championship (2021-22). Jalen transferred after his first year at Virginia Tech to East Tennessee State University. Haynes finished his lone year at ETSU as an all-conference player that averaged 14.6 points per game and 6.4 rebounds per game. The standout big man entered the transfer portal once more heading into the 2023-24 season. Jalen heard from plenty of Power 5 schools, and ultimately choose @georgemasonuniversity . Haynes redshirted his first year, but is now having a very efficient season playing in the Atlantic-10. George Mason is currently 20-5 (11-1) with Haynes playing a major role averaging north of 12 ppg and 7 rpg. Hear about Haynes journey playing at different schools throughout his career, what the goals are for this year's GMU team are, and what the future of his career looks like. This episode is available wherever you get your podcasts. Make sure to subscribe to the podcasts YouTube channel @Notevend2 for more sports content. Enjoy the episode! Sneak Peek- 00:00-00:17 Alfred/Utica MBB Updates- 00:17-02:23 Intro- 02:23-08:26 Daily Schedule, Personal Tattoos- 08:26-10:54 SC Top 10 Dunk, GMU's Roster/Success, Teams Goal for the 2024-25 Season- 10:54-18:00Growing up in Florida, Post-grad Year @ Monteverde Academy- 18:00-22:40 Year @ ETSU, Staying Ready after Playing @ Virginia Tech, ACC Championship Memories- 22:40-26:36 Redshirting @ GMU, GMU Vs. Duke- 26:36-28:01 Break- 28:01-28:14 Recruitment after ETSU, Transfer Portal, Opinions on Atlantic-10- 28:14-30:55 Coach Tony Skinn, Future for Jalen Haynes- 30:55-33:14 Rapid Fire (Top 3 Fl Teammates, Favorite Rod Wave, Funniest Teammates- 33:14-35:59 Starting 5: Best Players Played With- 35:59-37:41 Only in D3- 37:41-41:53 NEW Empire 8 Segment- 41:53-43:30 Mekhi Beckett (Brockport MBB)- 43:30-48:29 Kristin Suydam (Geneseo WBB)- 48:29-52:57 Damien Call (Utica MBB)- 52:57-58:57 Outro- 58:57-59:34

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: The Quetzal's Secret: A Journey into Monteverde's Mist Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/es/episode/2025-01-16-23-34-02-es Story Transcript:Es: En el corazón del bosque nuboso de Monteverde, Costa Rica, la niebla danzaba entre los árboles altos y cubiertos de musgo.En: In the heart of the bosque nuboso de Monteverde, Costa Rica, the mist danced among the tall, moss-covered trees.Es: Era verano, la estación seca, y el silencio era interrumpido solo por los sonidos lejanos de pájaros exóticos.En: It was summer, the dry season, and the silence was only interrupted by the distant sounds of exotic birds.Es: Santiago, un apasionado observador de aves, caminaba junto a su grupo, pero tenía un objetivo claro: fotografiar al elusivo Quetzal.En: Santiago, a passionate bird watcher, walked with his group, but he had a clear goal: to photograph the elusive Quetzal.Es: La guía del grupo, Elena, lideraba la caminata.En: The group's guide, Elena, was leading the walk.Es: A su lado, Mateo escuchaba atentamente las explicaciones sobre la increíble biodiversidad del lugar.En: Beside her, Mateo listened attentively to the explanations about the incredible biodiversity of the place.Es: Pero Santiago, con su cámara al hombro, estaba más interesado en cualquier señal del Quetzal.En: But Santiago, with his camera on his shoulder, was more interested in any sign of the Quetzal.Es: Sus colores resplandecientes le atraían como un imán.En: Its radiant colors attracted him like a magnet.Es: De repente, el eco del canto del Quetzal rompió el aire y Santiago sintió un impulso irresistible.En: Suddenly, the echo of the Quetzal's call broke the air, and Santiago felt an irresistible impulse.Es: Aunque sabía que debía quedarse con el grupo, la emoción lo venció.En: Although he knew he should stay with the group, the excitement overcame him.Es: Miró a su alrededor y decidió alejarse un poco en busca de su oportunidad dorada.En: He looked around and decided to move away a bit in search of his golden opportunity.Es: El camino marcado pronto se desvaneció, y la niebla, como si conociera sus intenciones, se hizo más espesa.En: The marked path soon faded, and the mist, as if aware of his intentions, became thicker.Es: Santiago se adentró más y más entre los árboles.En: Santiago ventured further and further among the trees.Es: Los sonidos del bosque parecían envolverlo en un abrazo misterioso.En: The sounds of the forest seemed to envelop him in a mysterious embrace.Es: De pronto, ya no escuchaba a Elena ni a Mateo.En: Suddenly, he no longer heard Elena or Mateo.Es: Estaba solo.En: He was alone.Es: La niebla era casi impenetrable.En: The mist was almost impenetrable.Es: Santiago comenzó a sentirse inquieto, pero entonces, el canto del Quetzal sonó más cerca.En: Santiago began to feel uneasy, but then the Quetzal's call sounded closer.Es: Se detuvo emocionado, su corazón latiendo rápido.En: He stopped excitedly, his heart pounding.Es: Caminó con cautela hacia el sonido, pero un paso en falso lo llevó demasiado cerca de una pendiente.En: He walked cautiously towards the sound, but a wrong step brought him too close to a slope.Es: La tierra se desmoronó y perdió el equilibrio.En: The ground crumbled and he lost his balance.Es: Agarrándose de unas raíces, logró no caer, pero ahora sí estaba verdaderamente perdido.En: Grabbing onto some roots, he managed not to fall, but now he was truly lost.Es: La niebla era densa y el sendero, un lejano recuerdo.En: The mist was dense, and the path was a distant memory.Es: Fue entonces que escuchó una voz conocida en la lejanía: era Elena, que, preocupada, había regresado para buscarlo.En: It was then that he heard a familiar voice in the distance: it was Elena, who, worried, had come back to look for him.Es: Con alivio, Santiago gritó su posición.En: With relief, Santiago shouted his position.Es: En pocos minutos, la figura de Elena apareció entre la niebla, su rostro reflejando tanto preocupación como alivio.En: In a few minutes, Elena's figure appeared through the mist, her face reflecting both concern and relief.Es: "Santiago, debes quedarte con el grupo," dijo suavemente, a la vez que le ayudaba a ponerse de pie.En: "Santiago, you must stay with the group," she said softly, as she helped him to his feet.Es: Juntos, comenzaban a retornar al sendero, cuando, como un regalo del bosque, el Quetzal apareció.En: Together, they began to return to the path when, like a gift from the forest, the Quetzal appeared.Es: Sus colores brillantes suspendidos en el aire, justo frente a ellos.En: Its bright colors were suspended in the air, right in front of them.Es: Santiago, asombrado, levantó su cámara, pero esta vez el momento no fue solo suyo, sino compartido.En: Santiago, astonished, raised his camera, but this time the moment was not his alone, but shared.Es: El Quetzal voló, adentrándose más en la espesura del bosque nuboso.En: The Quetzal flew, venturing deeper into the misty forest.Es: Santiago sonrió a Elena, agradecido.En: Santiago smiled at Elena, grateful.Es: Entendió que el conocimiento y la seguridad de otros eran tan valiosos como su pasión.En: He understood that the knowledge and safety of others were as valuable as his passion.Es: La niebla empezó a despejarse un poco, y juntos regresaron al grupo.En: The mist began to clear a bit, and together they returned to the group.Es: Santiago había encontrado lo que buscaba, pero más importante aún, había encontrado una nueva perspectiva de equilibrio entre su amor por la aventura y la importancia de la guía en el camino.En: Santiago had found what he was looking for, but more importantly, he had found a new perspective on balancing his love for adventure and the importance of guidance along the way. Vocabulary Words:the mist: la nieblathe forest: el bosquethe guide: la guíathe slope: la pendienteimpenetrable: impenetrablethe silence: el silenciothe season: la estaciónthe group: el grupothe path: el caminothe roots: las raícesthe opportunity: la oportunidaddense: densathe distance: la lejaníathe perspective: la perspectivathe echo: el ecothe impulse: el impulsothe knowledge: el conocimientothe safety: la seguridadthe balance: el equilibriothe embrace: el abrazothe biodiversity: la biodiversidadthe sound: el sonidothe path: el senderothe memory: el recuerdothe ground: la tierrathe face: el rostrothe passion: la pasiónthe adventure: la aventurathe slope: la pendienteto vanish: desvanecer

“To be in the restaurant industry, you have to enjoy being on the precipice of great success or total disaster on an almost minute-by-minute basis.” – Rob Mosher Sarah Grueneberg is Chef and co-owner of Monteverde Restaurant & Pastificio in Chicago, which has been named one of Food & Wine's “America's Best Restaurants,” and one of Bon Appetit's “50 Best New Restaurants”. Sarah got her start at the iconic Brennan's of Houston, where she became the restaurant's youngest female sous chef.  She earned a Michelin Star for three consecutive years during her tenure as Executive Chef of Spiaggia restaurant in Chicago, and a James Beard Award for “Best Chef: Great Lakes.”  Sarah was also a finalist on Bravo's “Top Chef: Texas”.  Sarah is joined today by Rob Mosher, Managing Partner at Monteverde.  After graduating from Columbia University, Rob attended the Culinary Institute of America.  Rob's path first crossed with Sarah while working as a line cook at Spiaggia.  He later became interested in wine, joining Tenzing Wine and Spirits in 2010.  Eventually, Rob teamed back up with Sarah and friends in 2015 to open Monteverde. You can check out Sarah's cookbook here.In our episode, Sarah and Rob will discuss: (1:33) – What was Sarah's upbringing like?(3:26) – What lessons did Sarah take from her early career as a chef at Brennan's?(6:11) – What inspired Sarah to move to Chicago?(9:25) – How did Rob's family life inspire his entrepreneurial spirit?(10:39) – How did Rob find his way to culinary school?(13:10) – What were the early years at Spiaggia like for Sarah? (17:00) – What motivated Sarah and Rob to open Monteverde? (20:28) – How did Rob and Sarah's paths cross?(23:29) – What does it really take to run a successful restaurant?(26:24) – What is the ‘why' that drives Sarah and Rob to work in such a high-pressure industry?(30:09) – What separates a home cook from a professional chef?

Cycling advocate, Stuart Hedley, says we are in denial that our current transport choices are; stressing us out; contributing to obesity and diabetes, and; worsening respiratory problems. But he told Jonathan Scott he believes common sense will prevail.It's a difficult time of year for those kind, charitable volunteers hoping to improve the lives of the many abandoned and unwanted animals on both sides of the border. Eugenie Cottrell and Gill Jones of The 'Animals In Need' Foundation join us.Pianist and composer Aaron Monteverde has published two albums recently, we discuss My Christmas Album and One of A Kind. And, Jose Marie Ruiz explained to Jonathan why it is that the hockey season started so late. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode, Andrew is joined by Mexican Filmmaker, Alejandro Gomez Monteverde, known for the surprise mega-hit Sound of Freedom and the 2024 film, Cabrini. Alejandro gives insight into his journey as a filmmaker and the events that shaped him into the director he is today - including the story behind Sound of Freedom's creation and ultimate success. To connect with Andrew, follow him on Instagram @andrewerwinofficial. Make sure you never miss an episode by following us on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube @kingdomstorycompany. Join the conversation as a Kingdom Story Company Insider at kingdomstorycompany.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Agustín Monteverde @Ag_Monteverde (Economista) Buenas Razones

Today's conversation is going to take us to three magical areas of Costa Rica - Manuel Antonio, Monteverde, and La Fortuna. Jessy Vanpoperinghe from The Worried Wanderer blog stops by the show to walk us through some of the key stops on a trip she took to Costa Rica, which included hiking around a volcano, sipping chocolate tea, ziplining through the clouds, and much more.Show Notes ⬇️ Published on 11/8/24 Timecodes0:00 - Intro2:03 - Is Costa Rica Worth Visiting?3:26 - The Baldi Hot Springs Resort5:23 - The La Fortuna Waterfall7:16 - The Tabacon Hot Springs 8:38 - Hiking Near Arenal Volcano10:30 - A Chocolate and Coffee Tour with Northfields Cafe12:28 - Seeing Incredible Animals on a Night Tour in Monteverde14:54 - Ziplining and Walking Along the Hanging Bridges at Sky Adventures18:21 - Stopping by Cafe Colibri20:05 - The Shana by the Beach Hotel21:56 - What You can See or Do if You're Visiting Manuel Antonio National Park24:00 - Stay Connected with The Worried Wanderer25:30 - Jessy Vanpoperinghe is a Student of Travel Follow Along with This Costa Rica Itinerary from The Worried Wanderer9 Day Costa Rica ItineraryFollow The Worried Wanderer onInstagramTikTokPinterestExplore Group Experience to Learn how to Build your Travel Tribe

The Glory of Chicago-Style BBQ Dominique Leach We've all heard of the classic BBQ styles from regions like Kansas City, Memphis or Texas. But what about Chicago-style BBQ? From rib tips to hot links to mild sauce and more, Chicago chef and pitmaster Dominique Leach of the black-women-queer-owned and award-winning restaurant Lexington Betty's Smokehouse (plus the 2023 winner of the Food Network's hit show BBQ Brawl), is making it her mission to further define this unique style and put it on the map in 2024. Join us to hear Dominique discuss the origins of Chicago-style BBQ, its variations, and its future. Biography: Known as one of the Chicago's leading BBQ chefs, Dominique Leach is a classically trained chef turned nationally recognized pitmaster. First garnering culinary experience in some of Chicago's most prestigious kitchens under the direction of such chef icons as Tony Mantuano at Spiaggia, and Sarah Grueneberg at Monteverde, Leach then branched out with her wife Tanisha in 2016 to create her own catering company “Cater to You Events & Drop Offs.” Inspired by fond childhood memories of her grandmother, Betty King of Lexington, Mississippi, who filled the house with flavorful aromas of home-cooked meals, Dominique then took those aromas and applied techniques to launch a successful food truck, Lexington Betty Smoke House. Her expertise and soulful food would earn her a spot on The Food Network's show “Chopped” and as a judge/contestant on Food Network Canada “Fire Masters,” recognition as the “Best Barbecue in Chicago” by Good Morning America, as well as a full brick-and-mortar home for Lexington Betty on Chicago's South Side. Chef Leach and her wife's persistence in a male-dominated industry have helped them to carve out a name for themselves in the culinary world in Chicago and beyond. Recorded via Zoom on October 30, 2024 CONNECT WITH CULINARY HISTORIANS OF CHICAGO ✔ MEMBERSHIP https://culinaryhistorians.org/membership/ ✔ EMAIL LIST http://culinaryhistorians.org/join-our-email-list/ ✔ S U B S C R I B E https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Y0-9lTi1-JYu22Bt4_-9w ✔ F A C E B O O K https://www.facebook.com/CulinaryHistoriansOfChicago ✔ PODCAST 2008 to Present https://culinaryhistorians.org/podcasts/ By Presenter https://culinaryhistorians.org/podcasts-by-presenter/ ✔ YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Y0-9lTi1-JYu22Bt4_-9w ✔ W E B S I T E https://www.CulinaryHistorians.org

El economista Agustín Monteverde dialogó con Pablo Wende sobre la posible privatización de Aerolíneas y el curso actual de la economía.

Agustín Monteverde Economista- Massot-Monteverde Consultora @Ag_Monteverde @asteriscostv 23-10-2024

Karen Gordon is a soul-filled scientist, educator, nature therapist, and entheogen guide with 30 years of experience in landscape restoration and transformative nature experiences. As a restoration ecologist, her work has spanned diverse ecosystems from the North Atlantic fjords to the Peruvian Amazon and Costa Rica's cloud forests.  Founder of the Center for Sacred Ecology and steward of the 40-acre Samanea Nature Sanctuary in Monteverde, Costa Rica, Karen blends nature, prayer, and ceremony to awaken the human heart. Karen has studied the Peruvian mestizo vegetalista tradition for 8 years, serves in international circles, and leads intimate, heart-centered ceremonies in Costa Rica. She also coordinates master plant diet immersions in Peru and wilderness rites of passage in Costa Rica. She co-founded the Costa Rican foundation La Alianza de Plantas Sagradas (LAPS) and the Peruvian conservation group La Reserva Rinquía.Episode Highlights▶ How our view of what archeology is or could be completely changed after entering this sacred space▶How this temple space is the oldest that has been found in Peru so far and the history behind it▶ The story of how we learned about this space and the archeological work that is being done still in this area▶ Why Beth and Karen are passionate about raising money to save this archaeological project and uncover more about Montegrande▶ The history of this area and what we do and don't know about it▶ The incredible discoveries that have been made at this location and the ripple effects they made on the industry▶ How scientists on the site came to find what may be the earliest signs of domesticated and ceremonial cacao in the world▶ How this site is the earliest one in the Amazon to exemplify human spirituality and religion ▶ The depth of sacred reciprocity and how everything is interconnected ▶How people can contribute to this project either financially or energetically and the different ways to make an offering to this project ▶ What's happening right now at this site and why securing funding is more crucial now than ever▶ The incredible opportunity we have to make a difference and support this ancient knowledge and wisdomKaren Gordon's Links & ResourcesDonate to the Huaca Montegrande Project Here: https://abundantearthfoundation.org/ancientcacao/Sacred Reciprocity for Montegrande – Protect the Ancient Roots of Cacao and Empower the Amazon's Cultural Legacy:https://bethaweinstein.com/blog/ancient-cacao-sacred-reciprocity/ Huaca Montegrande Media Kit: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1p002oVVhkMBbVAOXKRyeCNQsiUdg-o3DKey Contacts:ASICAMPE Lead Archaeologist: Dr. Quirino OliveraEmail: quirinoolivera @ outlook.com.pePhone: +51 995 034 380 (Spanish only)ASICAMPE Associate: Karen GordonEmail: klg.monteverde @ gmail.com  (or beth @ bethaweinste.com when Karen is offline)Phone: +506 8372 2002 (English and Spanish)Abundant Earth Foundation Contact: Hannah EckbergEmail: hannahwithaef@gmail.comPhone: +1 808 226 7003Website: https://abundantearthfoundation.org/  Download Beth's free trainings here: Clarity to Clients: Start & Grow a Transformational Coaching, Healing, Spiritual, or Psychedelic Business: https://bethaweinstein.com/grow-your-spiritual-businessIntegrating Psychedelics & Sacred Medicines Into a Transformational Business: https://bethaweinstein.com/psychedelics-in-business▶ The True Path Entrepreneur Group Business Mastermind Program: https://bethaweinstein.com/mastermind▶ Beth's Other Programs & Courses: https://bethaweinstein.com/services▶ Beth Weinstein's Instagram: http://instagram.com/bethaweinstein▶ Beth on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bethw.nychttps://www.facebook.com/BethWeinsteinbiz▶ Join Beth's FREE Psychedelics & Purpose Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PsychedelicsandSacredMedicines

In this exciting episode, we travel to the beautiful cloud forests of Monteverde. There, we had the lucky chance to meet two amazing people: park ranger Gustavo and birding guide and wildlife photographer Beto Guido. Join us as they share their fascinating stories and knowledge about Monteverde's incredible wildlife. Follow Beto Guido on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/birds_for_everyone.506_tours/ This is an original recording by Millie Wissar. If you're enjoying this podcast, show us your love by supporting us on Spotify and Ko-fi! Every donation helps us keep this project running and bringing the world's natural delights to you. Become a monthly supporter on Spotify for as little as $4.99/month: ⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/happy-listening-project/support⁠ Make a donation through our Ko-fi page: ⁠https://ko-fi.com/happylisteningproject⁠ Thank you, and Happy Listening! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/happy-listening-project/support

Kate Adie presents stories from Ukraine, Australia, France, Nigeria and Costa Rica.There was international outrage after the Okhmatdyt Children's Hospital in Kyiv was hit by a missile this week, during a barrage of Russian attacks on cities across Ukraine. James Waterhouse was returning to his base in the capital when news of the strike broke and saw how Ukrainians reacted during the aftermath. The modern Australian state was built by immigration but it's always had strict rules on who was allowed in. Katy Watson examines the current stringent regulations limiting entry and residence, which can make migrating to the lucky country difficult for people with disabilities or longterm illness. Contrary to many predictions, the second round of France's general election did not bring Marine Le Pen's National Rally party to power. But some say the party's political advance has merely been paused, not prevented. In the town squares, marketplaces and mosques of Lille, Rob Young heard from voters about their needs and fears. Emigration from Nigeria is nothing new but as it confronts a serious economic downturn talk of how to make the move to work abroad is everywhere. Though only a realistic prospect for the relatively well-off, leaving is a near-universal aspiration for young, well-educated workers these days. Hannah Gelbart talks to young Nigerians who're determined to 'japa' - or jump - away from home. Costa Rica is famous for its commitment to eco-friendly policies both at home and internationally - whether it's pushing to reduce global warming or to fight deforestation at home. In the rainforest of Monteverde, John Kampfner learns how a community of American Quakers put down roots here and what they're doing to help preserve their green haven. Producer: Polly Hope Editor: Tom Bigwood

Hey Happy Listeners! We have another 3D sound walk for you. In this episode, we take you on a tour of Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve. Renowned for its unique biodiversity, lush forests and astonishing beauty, walking through Monteverde's trails feels like being immersed in an explorer's dream. We start our tour at 8:45 am, with the hopes of finding Quetzales, the national birds of Costa Rica. We walk for hours, finding a variety of curious insects, stealthy capuchin monkeys, and zooming humming birds. At the end of the day, and as we walked towards the exit, we hear the voice of a tour guide announcing the sighting of a Quetzal. We rush to his encounter, and through his telescope, we're able to enjoy a close-up of this magnificent bird. A magical ending to a restorative day connecting with nature. This is an original recording by Millie Wissar. If you're enjoying this podcast, show us your love by supporting us on Spotify and Ko-fi! Every donation helps us keep this project running and bringing the world's natural delights to you. Become a monthly supporter on Spotify for as little as $4.99/month: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/happy-listening-project/support Make a donation through our Ko-fi page: https://ko-fi.com/happylisteningproject Thank you, and Happy Listening! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/happy-listening-project/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/happy-listening-project/support

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Join us on a virtual journey to discover the top sustainable destinations around the globe! From Palau's coral reef paradise to Monteverde's cloud forest eco-lodges, we explore the eco-friendly initiatives of each destination.   Learn about Tonga's low-impact beach bungalows, Tayrona National Park's indigenous-led tours, Copenhagen's cycle-friendly infrastructure, Fiji's wildlife protection efforts, and Bonaire's commitment to preserving reefs and nature reserves.   Here are some relevant links for each of the seven destinations discussing their sustainability efforts.  Palau Visitors Authority   The Nature Conservancy   Monteverde Conservation League    Costa Rica Tourism Board   Tonga Tourism Authority   Pacific Asia Travel Association   National Parks of Colombia   Visit Copenhagen   Copenhagen Municipality   Tourism Fiji   Fiji Ministry of Tourism   Bonaire Tourism Board   Bonaire Marine Park  

Join us on a virtual journey to discover the top sustainable destinations around the globe! From Palau's coral reef paradise to Monteverde's cloud forest eco-lodges, we explore the eco-friendly initiatives of each destination.   Learn about Tonga's low-impact beach bungalows, Tayrona National Park's indigenous-led tours, Copenhagen's cycle-friendly infrastructure, Fiji's wildlife protection efforts, and Bonaire's commitment to preserving reefs and nature reserves.   Here are some relevant links for each of the seven destinations discussing their sustainability efforts.  Palau Visitors Authority   The Nature Conservancy   Monteverde Conservation League    Costa Rica Tourism Board   Tonga Tourism Authority   Pacific Asia Travel Association   National Parks of Colombia   Visit Copenhagen   Copenhagen Municipality   Tourism Fiji   Fiji Ministry of Tourism   Bonaire Tourism Board   Bonaire Marine Park  

DeJuan Marrero and Myron Jenkins discuss a variety of topics with Monteverde's Assistant Coach, Giovonne Woods, including going undefeated at 33-0, winning a national championship at Chipotle Nationals, and much more.

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Sergio Pérez entrevista a Alejandro Monteverde por su nueva película tras el taquillazo mundial Sound of Freedom.

1500 presos comunes con sentencia firme serán excarcelados en Nicaragua este 19 de abril de 2024, por órdenes de la dictadura orteguista. Con este grupo, ya son 35 784 los presos comunes excarcelados desde 2018.El hecho contrasta con el encarcelamiento arbitrario de 121 reos de conciencia. Entre ellos activistas políticos, defensores de derechos humanos, periodistas o comunicadores, feligreses y ciudadanos. En otras noticias: - Denuncian ante la ONU la desaparición forzada de líder miskito de Yatama. - Opositores de Monteverde se ponen a disposición de la OEA.

Hour 3--J&J Show Friday 4/12/24--J&J discuss the NBA play-in tournament + LSU Signee and Monteverde Academy/Memphis' own Curtis Givens III w/CG

Monteverde National Champion/LSU's Curtis Givens III w/his father Curtis Givens and Jason Smith in-studio 

Chef Sarah Grueneberg joins Lisa Dent to talk about her origins in cooking, how she got into Italian food, how many kinds of pasta you can get at her restaurant, and how you can tackle making your own pasta at home.

Η Μαριλένα κι ο Δημήτρης επισκέπτονται τη Ρώμη και συγκρίνουν με την Αθήνα. Σημειώσεις εκπομπής Luca Lampariello (https://smartlanguagelearning.teachable.com/) Επεισόδιο Luca Lampariello (https://www.easygreek.fm/168) Monteverde (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monteverde_(Rome)) Villa Sciarra (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Villa_Sciarra_(Rome)) Villa Doria Pamphili (https://www.romeonfoot.com/parks/villa-doria-pamphili/) Ρωμαϊκά πεύκα (https://anamericaninrome.com/2020/04/rome-pine-trees/) Πρώτο μέρος που φάγαμε: L' Antica Roma (https://www.facebook.com/anticaromamonteverde/?locale=el_GR) Δεύτερο μέρος που φάγαμε: La Gattabuia (https://lagattabuia.it/) Gelateria με τον φιλόσοφο παγωτατζή: La Gourmandise (https://www.instagram.com/explore/locations/257053784/la-gourmandise-gelateria-e-arte-del-gusto/) Principality of Sealand (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principality_of_Sealand) Απομαγνητοφώνηση Δημήτρης: [0:16] Γεια σας και καλώς ήρθατε στο Easy Greek Podcast, το podcast που σας μαθαίνει ελληνικά με καθημερινούς αυθεντικούς διαλόγους. Αυτοί που σας μαθαίνουμε τα ελληνικά είμαι εγώ, ο Δημήτρης, και στην άλλη άκρη της γραμμής είναι η... Μαριλένα: [0:35] Ciao, Δημήτρη, είμαι η Μαριλένα. Δημήτρης: [0:38] «Ciao», «ciao» που θα 'λεγε και ο φίλος μας, ο Λούκα, που μας κοροϊδεύει. Μαριλένα: [0:45] Γιατί δεν τα 'πα πολύ καλά τα ιταλικά μου; Δημήτρης: [0:48] Μας κορόιδευε ο φίλος μας, ο Λούκα Λαμπαριέλλο, στη Ρώμη (ναι) που λέμε το «fetuccine» το λέμε «φετουτσίνι» και το «ciao» τα λέμε «τσάο». Μαριλένα: [1:00] Ντάξει, κανείς δεν είναι τέλειος, μην ανησυχείτε! Γεια σου, Χωλλάκι, πώς είσαι; Δημήτρης: [1:06] Είμαι σχετικά κουρασμένος. Μαριλένα: [1:09] Oκέι, λογικό. Δημήτρης: [1:11] Δεν κοιμήθηκα πάρα πολύ καλά και έχω πολλά πράγματα να ετοιμάσω τις επόμενες μέρες για το podcast. Η μηχανή του Easy Greek δεν σταματάει ποτέ παρ' όλο που είμαστε ανάμεσα σε δύο τριήμερα τώρα. (Ναι) Το προηγούμενο τριήμερο ήταν το τριήμερο της Καθαράς Δευτέρας. Αυτό ήτανε 18 Μαρτίου και η 25η Μαρτίου πέφτει σήμερα ακριβώς μία βδομάδα μετά την Καθαρά Δευτέρα. Είναι ενδιαφέρον αυτό. Εμείς δεν το ζούμε πάρα πολύ αυτό βέβαια. Είμαστε κάπου... δεν τρέχουμε με τους κανονικούς ρυθμούς. Φτιάχνουμε τους δικούς μας ρυθμούς και ακριβώς γι' αυτό τον λόγο δεν πήγαμε σε τριήμερο στην Ρώμη, πήγαμε στη μέση της εβδομάδας. Πήγαμε Τρίτη με Πέμπτη. Κάναμε μία επίσκεψη στη Ρώμη στον φίλο μας.... όπως ανέφερα, στον Λούκα Λαμπαριέλλο, για να απολαύσουμε αυτήν την πόλη... την αιώνια πόλη... και μας άρεσε τόσο πολύ που θέλαμε να κάνουμε ένα επεισόδιο αφιερωμένο στη Ρώμη και να συγκρίνουμε τη Ρώμη με την Αθήνα, με την πόλη μας. Για την υπόλοιπη απομαγνητοφώνηση, γίνετε μέλη μας! (https://easy-greek.org/membership)

On the latest episode of ‘New Classical Tracks,' pipa player Gao Hong and flamenco guitarist Ignacio Lusardi Monteverde improvise together on their new album, ‘Alondra.' Find out more!

Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J. and Teresa talk about St. Frances Cabrini, the focus of the new film “Cabrini.” We then speak with the film's director, Alejandro Monteverde.

"It is a brand new day and the the forest is starting to wake up. It had been raining the whole night before and although it is not raining at the moment, water droplets keep falling down from the canopy.  "The birds are getting playful and are moving around singing and looking for food, several groups of them can be heard in all directions. A slow breeze passes through the forest bringing in the mist of dawn." Recorded in Costa Rica by Diego Espeleta. Part of the Sound of Adventure project in partnership with Exodus Travels. To learn more and explore the full collection, visit https://citiesandmemory.com/adventure.

Glenn discusses the ultimate threat that China poses to America as the far Left continues to focus on Russia. Pat Gray joins to discuss a puff piece from the New York Times regarding Biden's State of the Union prep work and debate whether he'll make it through the whole speech without his age showing. Did New York just reinstate stop and frisk? New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is deploying the National Guard and state police within the subways to help combat crime. Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-Mo.) joins to discuss what might be said during the State of the Union, Biden's failing track record, and the recent spending bill passed. Can artificial intelligence be used to make military decisions during war? Glenn reviews the news that the Pentagon is using AI chatbots for battle planning in war games. Filmmaker Alejandro Monteverde joins to discuss his newest film, "Cabrini," and the importance of telling the story of St. Cabrini.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J. and Teresa talk about St. Frances Cabrini, the focus of the new film “Cabrini.” We then speak with the film's director, Alejandro Monteverde.

Msgr. Jamie and Craig Syracusa are back in LA to discuss the new film Cabrini by Alejandro Monteverde. Cabrini is one of the most influential and inspiring films about an Italian-American Catholic religious sister and saint who overcame tremendous adversity and opposition, but through the hand of God, anything is possible; Alejandro has created a timeless masterpiece that will surely inspire and impact the world. Alejandro's gift was given to him by God and the platform that he has created is his gift to us. Thank you my brother! "You can either serve your weakness or serve your Purpose "Support the show

In this episode of Personally Speaking Msgr. Jim Lisante is joined by filmmaker Alejandro Monteverde. Alejandro is best known for his work as a director, writer and producer on the 2023 film, “The Sound of Freedom”. Alejandro and Angel Studios re-teamed for the new movie, “Cabrini” which will launch in theaters nationwide on March 8th. The movie tells the story of Francesca Cabrini, later to be Mother Frances Cabrini, then St. Frances Cabrini, the first U.S. citizen to be canonized.Support the show

La radiografía posterior y detallada del reciente proceso electoral municipal da pie a una hipótesis plausible: si el 97 % de los abstencionistas fueron en su día adherentes o simpatizantes del Partido Liberación Nacional, el PLN no solo arrastra su propia debacle electoral, sino también gran parte de la desafección y la apatía en la adhesión a las urnas. Es una hipótesis que merece más estudio, pero que no es descabellada cuando una empresa sería como la consultora Deepn, nos muestra muchos de los huesos rotos de la radiografía. Los datos duros comparando la elección del 2020 con la del primer domingo de este febrero, nos dicen que los verdiblancos perdieron 110 mil votos y 14 alcaldías. En parte a merced de ello, la Unidad Social Cristiana logró ganar cinco alcaldías más (20 en total), pero sin crecimiento alguno (de hecho con 42 votos menos que hace 4 años). Esto demuestra la perdida de poder del bipartidismo, aunque en el caso del PUSC la tracción que perdió en la zona urbana la recuperó en las periferias. Los otros partidos nacionales crecen en votación en Alajuela, Limón y Heredia. Un total de 41 alcaldías (82 en el 2024) cambian de partido político. 23 personas logran reelegirse, mientras que 25 no lo logran. En 21 cantones se mantiene en el poder el mismo partido. Los datos reveladores del abstencionismo a nivel nacional son contundentes: los que menos votos recibieron fueron los cantones centrales de San José con un 73 %, Heredia con 69 % y Limón con 68 %. Mientras que en Liberia se escogió con la menor participación, apenas un 5% de los votantes, Monteverde, dio muestras de entusiasmo porque logró llevar al 42 % de los ciudadanos a las urnas, acaso por tratarse de la primera vez que se reflejaban como cantón. Para seguir diseccionando esta elección conversamos con el investigador y analista Mario Quirós.

To hear a related interview on The World with Sam Fabian, zoologist and author of study, click the audio player above.It's an observation as old as humans gathering around campfires: Light at night can draw an erratically circling crowd of insects. In art, music and literature, this spectacle is an enduring metaphor for dangerous but irresistible attractions. And watching their frenetic movements really gives the sense that something is wrong — that instead of finding food and evading predators, these nocturnal pilots are trapped by a light.Sadly, centuries of witnessing what happens have produced little certainty about why it happens. How does a simple light change fast, precise navigators into helpless, flittering captives? We are researchers examining flight, vision and evolution, and we have used high-speed tracking techniques in newly published research to provide an answer.Moths to a flame?Many old explanations for this hypnotic behavior have not fully panned out. An early notion was that the insects might be attracted to the heat of a flame. This was interesting, as some insects really are pyrophilic: They are attracted to fire and have evolved to take advantage of conditions in recently burned areas. But most insects around a light are not in this category, and cool lights attract them quite well.Another thought was that insects were just directly attracted to light, a response called phototaxis. Many insects move toward light, perhaps as a way to escape dark or entrapping surroundings. But if this were the explanation for the clusters around a light, you might expect them to bump straight into the source. This theory does little to explain the wild circling behavior.Still another idea was that insects might mistake a nearby light for the moon, as they attempted to use celestial navigation. Many insects reference the moon to keep their course at night.This strategy relies on how objects at great distance seem to hover in place as you move along a straight path. A steady moon indicates that you have not made any unintentional turns, as you might if you were buffeted by a gust of wind. Nearer objects, however, don't appear to follow you in the sky but drift behind as you move past.The celestial navigation theory held that insects worked to keep this light source steady, turning sharply in a failed attempt to fly straight. An elegant idea, but this model predicts that many flights will spiral inward to a collision, which doesn't usually match the orbits we see. So what's really going on? Scientists used high-speed stereo motion capture to document how the presence of artificial light at night affects insects' flight behavior. Credit: Samuel Fabian, CC BY-ND  Turning their backs to the lightTo examine this question in detail, we and our colleagues captured high-speed videos of insects around different light sources to precisely determine flight paths and body postures, both in the lab at Imperial College London and at two field sites in Costa Rica, CIEE and the Estación Biológica. We found that their flight patterns weren't a close match for any existing model.Rather, a broad swath of insects consistently pointed their backs toward the lights. This is a known behavior called the dorsal light response. In nature, assuming that more light comes down from the sky than up from the ground, this response helps keep insects in the proper orientation to fly.Artificial light at night interrupts the normal flight patterns of insects. This compilation video shows an orbiting behavioral motif in which insects circle the light.But pointing their backs toward nearby artificial lights alters their flight paths. Just as airplanes bank to turn, sometimes rolling until the ground seems nearly straight out your window, banking insects turn as well. When their backs orient to a nearby light, the resulting bank loops them around the light, circling but rarely colliding.These orbiting paths were only one of the behaviors we observed. When insects flew directly under a light, they often arched upward as it passed behind them, keeping their backs to the bulb until, eventually flying straight up, they stalled and fell out of the air. And even more compelling, when flying directly over a light, insects tended to flip upside down, again turning their backs to the light but then abruptly crashing. Three different observed turning behaviors in which flying insects turn their backs to artificial light. Credit: Jamie Theobald, CC BY-ND Why have a dorsal light response?Although light at night can harm other animals — for example, by diverting migrating birds into urban areas — larger animals don't seem to lose their vertical orientation. So why do insects, the oldest and most species-rich group of flyers, rely on a response that leaves them so vulnerable?It may have to do with their small size. Larger animals can sense gravity directly with sensory organs pulled by its acceleration, or any acceleration. Humans, for example, use the vestibular system of our inner ear, which regulates our sense of balance and usually gives us a good sense of which way is down.But insects have only small sensory structures. And especially as they perform rapid flight maneuvers, acceleration offers only a poor indication of which way is down. Instead, they seem to bet on the brightness of the sky.Before modern lighting, the sky was usually brighter than the ground, day or night, so it provided a fairly reliable cue for a small active flyer hoping to keep a steady orientation. The artificial lights that sabotage this ability, by cueing insects to fly in circles, are relatively recent.The growing problem of nighttime lightingAs new technology spreads, lights that pervade the night are proliferating faster then ever. With the introduction of cheap, bright, broad-spectrum LEDs, many areas, such as large cities, never see a dark night. This upward view at the authors' field research site in Monteverde, Costa Rica, shows how artificial light competes with the night sky. Credit: Samuel Fabian, CC BY-ND Insects aren't the only creatures affected. Light pollution disrupts circadian rhythms and physiological processes in other animals, plants and humans, often with serious health consequences.But insects trapped around a light seem to get the worst of it. Unable to secure food, easily spotted by predators and prone to exhaustion, many die before the morning comes.In principle, light pollution is one of the easiest things to fix, often by just flipping a switch. Restricting outdoor lighting to useful, targeted warm light, no brighter than necessary, and for no longer than necessary, can greatly improve the health of nocturnal ecosystems. And the same practices that are good for insects help restore views of the night sky: Over one-third of the world population lives in areas where the Milky Way is never visible.Although insects circling around a light are a fascinating spectacle, it is certainly better for the insects and the benefits they provide to humans when we leave the night unlit and let them go about the activities they so masterfully perform under the night sky.Samuel Fabian is a postdoctoral research associate in bioengineering at Imperial College London; Jamie Theobald is an associate professor of biological sciences at Florida International University, and Yash Sondhi is a postdoctoral research associate in entomology at the McGuire Center for Lepidoptera & Biodiversity at the Florida Museum of Natural History at the University of Florida.This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article.

Catholic movie director Alejandro Monteverde joins discussing his new film Cabrini in theaters March 8.

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With a new movie telling on Mother Cabrini in theaters March 8, filmmaker Alejandro Monteverde joins with a glimpse into this amazing saint's life who defied all the odds even with doctors saying she only had a year to live, reminding us all: 'You can serve your weaknesses or you can serve your purpose.' Considered patron saint of immigrants, Monteverde said 'Cabrini was not about immigration. She was about the immigrant.' Jeanne Mancini of March for Life also joins with a look at the great turnout at the march in DC and the state marches that are taking place across the country! Father Roger Landry also offers an inspiring homily to prepare us for this Sunday's Gospel. Catch the show every Saturday at 7amET/5pmET on EWTN radio!

Catholic movie director Alejandro Monteverde joins discussing his new film Cabrini in theaters March 8.

Chris and Taylor review the new crime thriller film Sound of Freedom written by Alejandro Monteverde and Rod Barr with direction by Monteverde.  The film depicts former U.S. government agent Tim Ballard who embarks on a mission to rescue children from sex traffickers in Colombia.  The film stars Jim Caviezel, Mira Sorvino, Bill Camp, Eduardo Verástegui, Javier Godino, José Zúñiga, Jurt Fuller, Gary Basaraba and Gerardo Taracena.Follow us on:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepotentialpodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thepotentialpodcastTwitter: https://twitter.com/thepotentialpodSupport us on Patreon:patreon.com/thepotentialpodcastThanks to our sponsor: AURAGet a 14-day free trial of Aura for individuals, couples and or their family by going to aura.com/potential  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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Have you ever thought about how difficult it would be to make a movie about child trafficking that anybody would watch? Alejandro Monteverde, director of the hit indie film "Sound of Freedom," thought of little else for the past five years as he searched for the right partners. The SASF guys talk with Alejandro to hear how -- far beyond the $20 million-dollar movie he hoped it would be -- "Sound of Freedom" because a summer blockbuster, now on track for $300 million. They also get Monteverde's explanation of how he made Light a character in a dark movie, how he fought to make it "feel" like theater instead of reality, how he went through four composers before he found one who could make Sound a character too, how a "divine moment" made the end of the movie perfect, and much more. You'll also get a sneak peek at the director magic behind Monteverde's upcoming new film, Cabrini (2024), how reflections become a symbol for immigrants, and the tension between a director's artistic ego and the project itself. #SoundofFreedom #Monteverde #Cabrini #SASF #storiesaresoulfood #NDWilson #AlejandroMonteverde #BrianKohl

Director Alejandro Monteverde discusses his new film, Sound of Freedom, with fellow Director Alonso Alvarez-Barreda in a Q&A at the DGA theater in Los Angeles. In the conversation, Monteverde discusses how he wanted to depict horror through beauty in his cinematography, his real life inspirations for the film and how he balanced tone to make the movie impactful but not onerous. The film tells the story of a former government agent-turned-vigilante who embarks on a dangerous mission to rescue children from sex traffickers. After rescuing a young boy, he learns the boy's sister is still captive and decides to quit his job and embark on a dangerous mission deep in the Colombian jungle to save her. See photos and a summary of this event below: https://dga.org/Events/2023/October2023/SoundOfFreedom_QnA_0923.aspx

This is Garrison Hardie with your CrossPolitic Daily News Brief forWednesday, August 16th, 2023. Samaritan Ministries How are you paying for your health care, and how’s it working out? If it’s working perfectly, great! If not, then listen closely, because I have a solution for you. A Biblical solution. Samaritan Ministries is a community of Christians who pay one another’s medical bills. Here’s how it works. When a medical need arises, you choose the provider that’s right for you, and have a say in the treatment you receive, even if it’s a non-conventional approach. Your medical bills are shared with fellow members, and your need is covered in prayer. It’s affordable, and you can join anytime, even today. Learn more at samaritan ministries dot org slash cross politic. https://www.theepochtimes.com/us/here-is-when-trump-has-to-surrender-in-georgia-case-5466434?utm_source=partner&utm_campaign=BonginoReport Trump Ordered to Surrender by August 25 in Georgia Case, Will Have Mugshot Taken Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis gave President Donald Trump and the 18 other defendants who were charged Monday until noon on Aug. 25 to surrender. Ms. Willis announced the surrender date in a press conference on Monday evening after a Fulton County, Georgia, grand jury handed down charges against the President. Meanwhile, the district attorney said that a trial would likely take place within the next six months, which would occur in the midst of GOP primary elections. "Trump and the other Defendants charged in this Indictment refused to accept that Trump lost, and they knowingly and willfully joined a conspiracy to unlawfully change the outcome of the election in favor of Trump. That conspiracy contained a common plan and purpose to commit two or more acts of racketeering activity in Fulton County, Georgia, elsewhere in the State of Georgia, and in other states," the indictment says. Under the indictment, President Trump and the other defendants are each charged with one count of violating Georgia’s Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act and allegedly engaged in “criminal enterprise in Fulton County, Georgia—and elsewhere—to accomplish the illegal goal” of keeping the President in office. The 18 other individuals listed in the indictment include Rudy Guiliani, John Eastman, Mark Meadows, Kenneth Chesebro, Jeffrey Clark, Jenna Ellis, Ray Stallings Smith III, Robert Cheeley, Michael Roman, David Shafer, Shawn Micah Tresher Still, Stephen Cliffgard Lee, Harrison William Prescott Floyd, Trvian C. Kutti, Sidney Powell, Cathy Latham, Scott Hall, and Misty Hampton. Ms. Willis, in the conference, claimed that the charges against President Trump and the others were not politically motivated. “I make decisions in this office based on the facts in the law,” she said. “The law is completely nonpartisan. That’s how decisions are made in every case to date.” However, a statement from the Trump campaign said otherwise, accusing the district attorney of having a partisan animus against him. That statement, meanwhile, accused Ms. Willis of engaging in election interference. It's the fourth time the President has been indicted this year. He's the first President in American history to be indicted on criminal charges. He faces a New York state trial in March 2024 involving a hush money payment, and a federal trial beginning in May in Florida for allegedly mishandling federal classified documents. In both cases, Trump pleaded not guilty. A third indictment, in Washington federal court, accuses him of illegally seeking to overturn his 2020 election defeat. President Trump denies wrongdoing in this case as well, and a trial date has yet to be set. So what’s next? After defendants in Georgia are indicted by a grand jury, they are arraigned, which is the formal reading in court of the charges. Defendants are also asked to enter a plea. President Trump's attorney could ask the court to waive the arraignment, and he could enter a plea of not guilty without appearing in court. Bail also will be determined. He likely will be released, probably in exchange for a promise to return to face the charges at trial. The President will have his mugshot taken upon being taken into custody, Fulton County Sheriff Pat Labat told local media this month. He may try to move it to another part of the state, arguing the jury pool in Fulton County, which President Joe Biden won with about 73 percent of the vote, would be biased against him. The process of selecting a jury could be lengthy, given the passionate views many people have of the President and the amount of time jurors would have to dedicate to the trial. In the ongoing trial in Atlanta of rapper Young Thug, or Jeffery Lamar Williams, jury selection ran for months. Checking back in on Hawaii now… https://nypost.com/2023/08/14/maui-residents-claim-people-being-looted-robbed-at-gunpoint/ ‘Utter chaos’: Maui residents say they are being looted, ‘robbed at gunpoint’ Some Maui residents say they have been looted and robbed at gunpoint while catastrophic wildfires rage on the island — leaving them begging for a greater response from authorities as thieves make off with vital supplies. As rescue crews work to deliver necessities such as water, food, and first aid to those in need, locals say some residents have grown so desperate waiting for help that they’ve resorted to stealing. West Maui residents blame the robberies in Lahaina on the fact that they feel abandoned without supplies or answers. Jeremy Aganos, who owns the restaurant Coconut Caboose — one of the few buildings that survived the fires on Front Street in Lahaina — told KITV it was “utter chaos” for people trying to find food, water and shelter. An Oregon resident told the outlet that their relative flew into Maui to donate water, food, household items and clothing — only to be robbed at gunpoint soon after his arrival. The startling uptick in crime has left residents slamming local leadership for its inaction in the wake of the catastrophic fires, which have become the deadliest in the US in more than a century as nearly 100 people have been reported dead so far. “There’s some police presence. There’s some small military presence. But at night, people are being robbed at gunpoint,” Matt Robb, co-owner of a bar in Lahaina called the Dirty Monkey, told Insider. A mobile refrigerated morgue was rushed to Lahaina on Monday to keep bodies cool as the death toll on Maui hit 96 — and is only expected to rise. Two fires have not yet been completely contained, including the one that reduced Lahaina’s neighborhoods to heaps of ash and debris, according to an update from Maui County. Only 3% of Lahaina — previously a town of 13,000 — had been searched. Maui Police Chief John Pelletier said the fire had been so significant that each recovered body will have to be identified through DNA testing. Hawaii officials are urging tourists to avoid traveling to Maui as many hotels are prepared to house evacuees and first responders. https://thepostmillennial.com/hawaii-governor-says-state-is-looking-to-acquire-land-that-was-destroyed-in-fires?utm_campaign=64487 Hawaii governor says state is looking to 'acquire land' that was destroyed in fires On Monday, Hawaiian governor Josh Green announced that his administration was considering acquiring properties in the seaside resort town of Lahaina that had been destroyed by the recent wildfires. He vowed to prevent foreign buyers from swooping in to exploit the tragedy, suggesting the state was better suited to take control of the land. "I'm already thinking of ways for the state to acquire that land so that we can put it into workforce housing, to put it back into families, or make it open spaces in perpetuity as a memorial to the people who were lost," Green said while standing amongst the rubble. In a separate press conference, Green reiterated his committment to ensure the land was protected for residents, and revealed that he had spoken with the Hawaiian attorney general regarding "options to do a moratorium on any sales of properties that have been damaged or destroyed." According to the Honolulu Civil Beat, over 2,000 structures were destroyed in the fire, three quarters of which were residential. From Hawaii to Chicago we go… https://www.breitbart.com/2nd-amendment/2023/08/14/chicago-group-asks-gang-members-not-shoot-people-between-9-00-a-m-9-00-p-m/ Chicago Group Asks Gang Members Not to Shoot People Between 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. Native Sons, a group from Chicago’s Rogers Park neighborhood, is asking that gang members pledge to cease fire from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. daily so no one lives in fear of being shot while going about their day-to-day activities. The push for the cease-fire is being called “The People’s Ordinance,” CWBChicago reported. Native Sons’ co-founder, Tatiana Atkins, said: Under this ordinance, we ask that people stop associating with and glorifying ‘shooters,’ stop glorifying ‘switches,’ and stop wearing those ski masks everywhere which perpetuates you as some ‘opp.’ When those who live a certain lifestyle try to hang with ‘regular’ class citizens, they put everyone at risk. At the end of the day, five-year-olds are being killed by gun violence, 14-year-olds are being killed by gun violence, 78-year-olds are being killed by gun violence, pregnant women are being killed by gun violence, young boys with bright futures are being killed by gun violence, fathers are being killed by gun violence, and this shouldn’t be happening. Atkins hopes that gang members will adopt the cease-fire and that parents will react by making sure they have their children home and inside as 9:00 p.m. approaches. Breitbart News reported at least 23 people were shot over the weekend in Chicago, three of them fatally. Over 370 people have been killed in Chicago thus far in 2023. Now in entertainment news… Sound of Freedom director teases sequel focusing on Haiti During a recent interview with Variety, the writer and director of widely acclaimed independent film Sound of Freedom revealed that a sequel might be in the works. Alejandro Monteverde told the magazine that he has been in discussions about writing a sequel to the smash hit film, which would be focused on child sex trafficking in Haiti. "There's definitely a lot of interest to exploring [the subject] a little deeper, because this is just the tip of the iceberg. There's a lot of interest to kind of explore Haiti, what's happening in Haiti. There's [sequel] talks focusing on Haiti," Monteverde said. The Sound of Freedom became the highest-grossing independent film since 2019 following its initial release in July, earning more than $173 million. The film tells the story of a former government agent, Tim Ballard, who started an organization to fight child sex trafficking in Colombia. It stars Jim Caviezel, who plays Ballard as he embarks on a mission to rescue children who have arguably been subjected to the worst of crimes. The film has been dismissed by mainstream media and other left-wing critics as a "conspiracy," however; the Sound of Freedom is based on a true story about Ballard's organization, Operation Underground Railroad, and a real mission where his team saved 55 children and 123 people in total. Monteverde dispelled misconceptions about the film to Variety and criticized mainstream media for avoiding the film, suspecting that they have done so on purpose. “The origin [of the film] has been avoided, purposely or accidentally, in the media,” Monteverde said. “The origin will answer a lot of these misconceptions on the film.” The film writer explained that he got the idea for the movie after watching a news segment about child sex trafficking, saying that what he learned "shook my soul because I didn't really believe it [existed]." "I just, in my head, could not put those two pieces together — an adult and a child," he told Variety. Feeling the need to take action against this atrocity, Monteverde began to write a fictional screenplay called "The Mogul." When the film's producer, Eduardo, had met Tim Ballard, the two decided to change the direction of the film and base it on the true story of Ballard's time working as a former special agent for the Department of Homeland Security, in which he has deployed as an undercover operative for the US Child Sex Tourism Jump Team, Variety reports. Monteverde told the reporter that the film had been finished years before QAnon conspiracy theorists sprung into the spotlight. "All I wanted was to present a question about the problem: human trafficking, child trafficking, child sexual exploitation. How bad the problem is. We shot in 2018. In 2019, it was a completely finished film [before QAnon became a phenomenon]," he said. The director said the negative press surrounding the film was "heartbreaking." On why the sequel would be focused on Haiti, Monteverde said, "Haiti was a big part of Tim's work. I was very tempted to do Haiti on this film. But I wanted to do an origin story, and it was too much material. I needed to end where I ended." Now it’s time for my favorite topic… sports! https://nypost.com/2023/08/14/native-americans-calls-for-commanders-name-change-to-redskins/ Native American group demands Commanders reinstate ‘Redskins’ name The name of the football team playing in Washington D.C. is once again under question. A group called the Native American Guardian’s Association (NAGA) is demanding the Washington Commanders change their name back to the Redskins, organizing support for the name reversal with a petition that has gained more than 90,000 signatures. “We invite all Americans to stand up for the dignity of EVERY AMERICAN under assault in today’s increasingly nonsensical culture wars,” the petition says. “This ‘LINE IN THE SAND’ moment reinforces undeniable history of the NATIVE AMERICAN assisting the FOUNDING OF AMERICA, with NATIVE AMERICAN principles used by the FOUNDING FATHERS in the US Constitution – and, EVERY AMERICAN’s right to the 1st and 14th Amendment and not to be targets of cancel culture or ESG. “This is not a simple left or right issue for Americans; it reaches across the political spectrum dating back to our Founding Fathers.” The letter was addressed to the Commanders’ leadership group, including new owners Josh Harris and Magic Johnson as well as head coach Ron Rivera. “As the NFL franchise representing the nation’s capital, you have a distinct opportunity to recognize the history and value of the American Indian,” the letter continues. NAGA, which is led by a board of Native Americans, is a “non-profit organization advocating for increased education about Native Americans, especially in public educational institutions, and greater recognition of Native American Heritage through the high profile venues of sports and other public platforms,” according to its website. Disgraced former team owner Dan Snyder changed the organization’s name in 2020 after years of pressure, beginning the 2020 and 2021 seasons with the name “Washington Football Team” before opting for the Commanders moniker prior to the 2022 season. According to ESPN, the team could be looking to change its name again following its sale to the ownership group led by Harris, largely in an effort to distance themselves from Synder’s disastrous tenure.

Tim is joined by Alejandro Gómez Monteverde, Film Director, and Rod Barr, Film Writer, to discuss Sound of Freedom Artifacts, production timeline, and more! Purchase tickets to Sound of Freedom by clicking the link below! https://www.angel.com › ticketsListen on: SpotifyYouTubeApple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsRead Tim's latest statement on The Daily Wire: https://www.dailywire.com/news/why-we-need-a-global-coalition-to-fight-child-trafficking53mWatch 'The Light in the Darkness' here:https://www.prageru.com/video/episode-1-find-the-courage-to-fight-for-libertyFollow Tim on Instagram:@timballard89