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The Rams are back at home this weekend to face a familiar foe in the Seattle Seahawks. The Seahawks are struggling, too, after failing (in Munich) to beat Brady, resting for a bye week, then losing a tough game in overtime to Josh Jacobs and the Las Vegas Raiders. But that three-week stretch is nothing compared to the Rams' 5-game losing streak they're currently battling against, and another winless November's in consecutive seasons. HOWEVER, it very much feels like Seattle's defense against the run (and defense in general) is suspect and taking away Geno's favorite weapons on third down could be a recipe for a Rams victory. Also, Nick's Picks chooses another handful of winners for this weekend after going 3-0 on Thanksgiving and 4-0 on the weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Executive SummaryUnternehmerTUM helps experienced entrepreneurs and students to start, accelerate or fundraise to build world-class companies including but not limited to Flix, Celonis, Blickfeld, Isar Aerospace, Konux, tado, e-bot7, ProGlove or Lilium. At the 2022 German Startup Awards, UnternehmerTUM won the Special Award for their work. Therefore we interview Stefan, its COO in our series with the German Startup Association, and learn more about him and their programs.German Startup Awards 2022This interview is in media partnership with the German startup association (Bundesverband Deutscher Startups https://deutschestartups.org/). Their German Startup Awards #GSA22 honor each year outstanding female and male founders and investors in special categories. You can learn more about the winners in our interviews and on this website: https://germanstartupawards.de/rueckblick/rueckblick-2022You can also have a look at our history, we also interviewed many winners of the German Startup Awards 2021 already.The Award WinnerThis time we have a very special case since the legal entity UnternehmerTUM won the German Startup Awards' 2022 Special Award. UnternehmerTUM itself is attached to the Technical University of Munich (TUM). It is also one of the cradles of Munich's world-class startup talent and a light tower in the education of entrepreneurs in Germany. We, therefore, talk to Stefan Drüssler.Stefan , COO of UnternehmerTUM, is no stranger to entrepreneurism. As a past consultant with the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), he has advised startups and Fortune 500 companies alike on how to grow their businesses. But when he joined UnternehmerTUM 5 years ago, he found his true calling in helping entrepreneurs bring their startups to life.Located in Munich, UnternehmerTUM is one of the world's leading incubators and accelerators for startups. It is also a hub for entrepreneur education, providing programs and resources to help founders get their businesses off the ground. Recently, UnternehmerTUM was honored with the German Startup Awards' 2022 Special Award. This recognition is a testament to the incredible work that Stefan and his colleagues are doing to support startup growth in Germany.Looking to the future, Stefan is excited about the potential for UnternehmerTUM to continue supporting more founders as they turn their innovative ideas into successful businesses. With the right mix of resources and support, there's no limit to what German startups can achieve.The InstituteUnternehmerTUM was founded in 2002 by entrepreneur Susanne Klatten as a non-profit organization. With more than 50 high-growth technology start-ups each year and its unique offering, it is the leading center for innovation and business creation in Europe. It is an institute attached to the Technical University of Munich (TUM). Mrs. Klatten was raised in a successful entrepreneurial family and her family owns jointly the controlling stake in BMW. The organization's goal is to promote entrepreneurship among students and scientists, and it offers a variety of programs and resources to support entrepreneurs and its members. In addition to providing educational opportunities, UnternehmerTUM also offers mentorship and networking programs to help its members connect with potential investors and customers. As a result of its efforts, UnternehmerTUM has helped to launch numerous successful businesses. UnternehmerTUM helps founders from the idea stage to financing, they are also involved in teaching entrepreneurship at TUM. They have more than 350 employees working on 20 independent programs, where they help with ideation, incubation,...

In this episode, recorded live at SEMICON Europa in Munich the week of November 14-18, 2022, Françoise von Trapp speaks with 3D InCites member companies that either exhibited, presented, or in some cases, both, at the event. Conversations range from discussions about this year's event compared with the 2021 show, the impact of the respective EU and US CHIPS and Acts on their businesses, and the technology innovations they showcased at the show.  Guests and CompaniesPeter Dijkstra of Trymax  Alan Weber of Cimetrix by PDF Solutions  Dieter Rathei and Krista Tropper of D.R. YieldThomas Fries of FormFactorHeiko Dudek of Siemens EDA and Raphael Theveniau of ST Microelectronics Jim Garstka of PlasmaTherm Byron Exarcos and John Voltz of ClassOne Technology Ralph Zoberbier of Evatec  Debbie Claire Sanchez and Sophia Oldeide of ERS electronic GmbH Jim Straus and  Sally-Ann Henry of ACM ResearchRam Trichur of  Henkel Corporation  Mike Rosa of Onto Innovation  FInd these Articles on 3D InCitesThe Road Towards Climate Neutrality from the Perspective of a German SME Mobile Antennas and Power Devices that Break The Mold Like what you hear? Follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter Interested in becoming a sponsor of the 3D InCites Podcast? Check out our 2023 Media Kit. Learn more about the 3D InCites Community and how you can become more involved.

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How do you begin again after your life falls apart? Doris McMillon had success but it wasn't until she surrendered her life to Jesus Christ that she found the satisfaction of a fulfilled life. About Doris McMillon IN 1986 DORIS E. MCMILLON GAVE HER LIFE TO CHRIST. THAT DECISION IMPACTS HOW SHE CONDUCTS BOTH HER BUSINESS AND PERSONAL LIFE. As President of McMillon Communications, Inc., a 35 year-old full-service marketing firm based outside of Washington, DC, she heads a team which offers public relations, community outreach and marketing communications. She also provides media training, executive presentation coaching and voice and diction coaching. McMillon's primary spiritual gift is Evangelism. She is invited to speak at conferences internationally, sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ. She ministers in the United States, and has ministered in Munich, Germany, her birthplace, as well as the city of Bonn and Berlin. Her travels have taken her to Zurich, Switzerland and the city of Basel, where she ministered to a diverse culture of women through The Day Away Association seminars. The purpose of The Day Away Association is to identify and build effective local teams to win their cities for Christ. McMillon was ordained as an Evangelist in 2016 at Fort Washington Baptist Church by Pastor Darin V. Poullard. She currently serves as a Trustee at her church where she oversees the Building Disciples Ministry and is part of the Intercessory Prayer Ministry.

Martin Karaffa is an associate partner at the world-famous Hofstead Insights. But Martin and I first met last millennium when he was a senior writer at Ogilvy, and then we worked together at JWT last century, where he was a senior strategist. It was a career change that took him to NYC via Tokyo, to become the global planning director. Then he was Director of International Planning at BBDO in Munich. So basically, we are both old. But Martin has embraced the “O” word. But why should describing someone as old be worse than describing someone as young?  That's the genesis of his work in How to Be a Cool Old Guy.    Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/managing-marketing/id1018735190  Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/75mJ4Gt6MWzFWvmd3A64XW?si=a3b63c66ab6e4934  Listen on Google: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5zb3VuZGNsb3VkLmNvbS91c2Vycy9zb3VuZGNsb3VkOnVzZXJzOjE2MTQ0MjA2NC9zb3VuZHMucnNz  Listen on Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/managing-marketing  Listen on Podbean: https://managingmarketing.podbean.com/  For more episodes of TrinityP3's Managing Marketing podcast, visit https://www.trinityp3.com/managing-marketing-podcasts/  Recorded on RiversideFM and edited, mix and managed by JML Audio with thanks to Jared Lattouf.

Au sommaire: interview de Peter Beyer sur la résistance aux antibiotiques; "Le Royaume désuni", un roman de l'écrivain anglais Jonathan Coe; et Munich, berceau de start-ups.

On this weeks pod we discuss save ideas with bad neighbours inspired by Doop save update at Munich. TOP 10 BEST RELEASE CLAUSES IN FM23 article: https://5starpotential.com/fm23-blogs/players-with-minimum-fee-release-clauses-in-fm23 FM22 Custom Views - https://5starpotential.com/fm23-blogs/fm23customviews If you've enjoyed the podcast, please leave a 5 star review on iTunes. Please use the links below to check out your wonderful hosts! 5 Star Potential - www.twitter.com/5starpod - www.5starpotential.com Nerdphonic - Twitch: www.twitch.tv/nerdphonic - Twitter: twitter.com/nerdphonic - YouTube: http://bit.ly/NerdphonicYT FridayNightFM - Twitter: www.twitter.com/fridaynightfm - Blog: www.fridaynightfm.com FMDoop - Twitter: www.twitter.com/fmdoop - Twitch: www.twitch.tv/doop MaddFM - Twitter: https://twitter.com/MaddFM_ Website: https://maddfm.com/

Speaking Podcast Social Media / Coaching My Other Podcasts + Donations https://bio.link/podcaster ==================== Bio of Naomi: Naomi Susan Isaacs has “led many lives” and practiced a variety of professions. Born 1943 in England, she first became a school teacher and a folk singer. After relocating to Munich, Germany in 1968, she spent many years in various industries learning “how the real world functions”. 1984 she followed her heart and awarded herself a sabbatical year in order to explore her chances of surviving in the world of music, which she had always wanted to join professionally. She freelanced as a jazz singer and singing teacher, and over the years expanded her activities as speaker, actor and inspirational coach, working internationally (Europe, USA, Asia) until 2019. The sabbatical year never ended. 1991 she founded the New Vocal Center for "workshops and tuition with, for and about the voice". Many famous singers (Mark Murphy, Sheila Jordan and more) visited to share their wisdom, experience and expertise. During the period from 1992 to 2016, she produced 5 CDs under her own name, published a short collection of songs and organized several cultural events, amongst them "Naomi's KulturSalon" which ran for nearly 5 years and attracted many well known celebrities from the city of Munich. 2018 saw the inauguration of the Institute of Charismology, where she and her associates create a safe space for people to explore their innate gifts and learn to follow their individual life path. Her Novel “Postkarte aus Bali … ein Kinderbuch für Erwachsene” which appeared in 2013, encompasses her philosophy of life and has moved adults and young people alike to examine their own values. Written originally with children in mind, it is the adults who report getting tears in their eyes, thus the title ".... a children's book for adults" (translation in progress) Now in semi-retirement, she continues to inspire people to identify their core gifts, to re-ignite the innocent eagerness of childhood, to live their true purpose and enthusiastically contribute to the growth of respect and empathy in the world. What we Discussed: - Her love of teaching - Following your passion - Her International Speaking Journey - Coaching the World Speaking Champion - TEDx Speech - Naomi's Toastmasters journey - The Damage a bad teacher can cause - Meeting John Travolta - Her 5 CD's and more How to Contact Naomi: https://charismology.com/charismology/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrFHbVyRt0fABqOW68mxZ2A https://www.linkedin.com/in/naomisusanisaacs-charismology/ =============== Speaking Podcast Social Media / Coaching My Other Podcasts + Donations https://bio.link/podcaster --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roy-coughlan/message

Subscribe to Quotomania on Simplecast or search for Quotomania on your favorite podcast app!On December 4, 1875, Rainer Maria Rilke was born in Prague. His parents placed him in military school with the desire that he become an officer—a position Rilke was not inclined to hold. With the help of his uncle, who realized that Rilke was a highly gifted child, Rilke left the military academy and entered a German preparatory school. By the time he enrolled in Charles University in Prague in 1895, he knew that he would pursue a literary career: he had already published his first volume of poetry, Leben und Lieder, the previous year. At the turn of 1895-1896, Rilke published his second collection, Larenopfer (Sacrifice to the Lares). A third collection, Traumgekrönt (Dream-Crowned) followed in 1896. That same year, Rilke decided to leave the university for Munich, Germany, and later made his first trip to Italy.In 1897, Rilke went to Russia, a trip that would prove to be a milestone in Rilke's life, and which marked the true beginning of his early serious works. While there the young poet met Tolstoy, whose influence is seen in Das Buch vom lieben Gott und anderes (Stories of God), and Leonid Pasternak, the nine-year-old Boris's father. At Worpswede, where Rilke lived for a time, he met and married Clara Westhoff, who had been a pupil of Rodin. In 1902 he became the friend, and for a time the secretary, of Rodin, and it was during his twelve-year Paris residence that Rilke enjoyed his greatest poetic activity. His first great work, Das Stunden Buch (The Book of Hours), appeared in 1905, followed in 1907 by Neue Gedichte (New Poems) and Die Aufzeichnungen des Malte Laurids Brigge (The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge). Rilke would continue to travel throughout his lifetime; to Italy, Spain and Egypt among many other places, but Paris would serve as the geographic center of his life, where he first began to develop a new style of lyrical poetry, influenced by the visual arts.When World War I broke out, Rilke was obliged to leave France and during the war he lived in Munich. In 1919, he went to Switzerland where he spent the last years of his life. It was here that he wrote his last two works, the Duino Elegies (1923) and the Sonnets to Orpheus (1923). He died of leukemia on December 29, 1926. At the time of his death his work was intensely admired by many leading European artists, but was almost unknown to the general reading public. His reputation has grown steadily since his death, and he has come to be universally regarded as a master of verse.From https://poets.org/poet/rainer-maria-rilke. For more information about Rainer Maria Rilke:Previously on The Quarantine Tapes:Joy Harjo about Rilke, at 0:55: https://quarantine-tapes.simplecast.com/episodes/the-quarantine-tapes-153-joy-harjoRosanne Cash about Rilke, at 22:35: https://quarantine-tapes.simplecast.com/episodes/the-quarantine-tapes-015-rosanne-cashMeredith Monk about Rilke, at 09:00: https://quarantine-tapes.simplecast.com/episodes/the-quarantine-tapes-meredith-monk-054The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge: https://wwnorton.com/books/9780393882087“Rainer Maria Rilke”: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/rainer-maria-rilke“Reintroducing Rilke”: https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052748703298004574459033827598594“Can Rilke Change Your Life?”: https://www.newyorker.com/books/under-review/can-rilke-change-your-life

durée : 00:28:13 - Actualités de l'orchestre : riche actualité pour les cornistes - par : Christian Merlin - Actualités des 3 cornistes solo : Bertrand Chatenet au Philhar de Munich, promotion de Brad Gemeinhardt au Met de New York, départ à la retraite de James Sommerville, du Boston Symphony, Il sera aussi question des menaces sur l'avenir de l'English National Opera, dont la subvention est suspendue. - réalisé par : Marie Grout

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers return from their bye week with clear minds and a very clear vision of what lies ahead. It's a seven-week sprint to the finish line, with their playoff hopes hanging in the balance from game to game, and it starts with a trip to the shores of Lake Erie. The Buccaneers begin this stretch run with a 5-5 record and a half-game lead on the Atlanta Falcons in the NFC South, which demonstrates the tenuous nature of the team's playoff grip and how easily it can change from week to week. They will be facing a 3-7 Cleveland Browns team that is more dangerous than its record suggests, which the Cincinnati Bengals discovered just a few weeks ago in a 32-13 drubbing. The Browns run the ball well and they run it often, and their defense is spearheaded by Myles Garrett, undeniably one of the most dangerous edge rushers in the NFL. Cleveland hasn't played at home since that big win over their division rivals, which was followed by a bye week and road losses to the Dolphins and Bills. That last contest was an unusual one, as a monstrous snowstorm forced the game to be moved from Buffalo to Cleveland. After all of the Browns are surely eager to be back home at FirstEnergy Stadium, where they also beat Pittsburgh earlier in the season. The Buccaneers are hoping to duplicate the pattern that led to their Super Bowl LV victory two seasons ago. That 2020 squad came out of its bye week with five losses and never suffered another defeat, running off eight straight to capture the Lombardi Trophy. The eventual champs finally clicked on offense after their Week 13 bye and started creating turnovers in bunches on defense. The 2022 team isn't necessarily going to run the table again – that would be an extremely bold prediction – but the same post-bye improvements as the 2020 team showed on offense and defense would certainly increase the possibility of the Bucs holding off the Falcons and any other contender for the NFC South title. Another part of the winning puzzle for the 2020 Bucs was good health, a common defining factor of championship teams and one that utterly disappeared in the team's attempt at a title defense in 2021. This year's Buccaneers have already endured a significant number of injuries to key players – and top edge rusher Shaq Barrett has been lost for the year – but might actually be coming out of the bye as healthy as they have been all season. On defense, the return of Akiem Hicks up front has made a noticeable impact on the Buccaneers' run defense – a key issue this week as it was in Munich against Seattle – and safety Antoine Winfield, one of the team's best playmakers at any level, is back from a concussion. On offense wide receivers Chris Godwin and Julio Jones are rounding into form after working through injuries, red zone threat Cam Brate is back in the mix and the team might also be getting Giovani Bernard back from a long absence in Week 12. Wide receiver Russell Gage and guard Luke Goedeke came out of the bye and returned to practice after missing several games and could also be adding reinforcements this week. There is the new concern of Leonard Fournette's hip pointer from the Seattle game, but rookie running back Rachaad White is emerging as a back who can handle the load as well. The Buccaneers might also be in the best place they've been all season mentally. Rousing wins over the Rams and Seahawks not only gave the team a sense of momentum heading into the bye, but the extra time to study and reflect on those games led to an increased sense of confidence. The Bucs come out of the break believing they've finally pieced together a winning formula, and they believe they can duplicate it. And they have a great sense of urgency to prove that is true. #Browns #ClevelandBrowns #NFL #Buccaneers #Bucs Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers return from their bye week with clear minds and a very clear vision of what lies ahead. It's a seven-week sprint to the finish line, with their playoff hopes hanging in the balance from game to game, and it starts with a trip to the shores of Lake Erie. The Buccaneers begin this stretch run with a 5-5 record and a half-game lead on the Atlanta Falcons in the NFC South, which demonstrates the tenuous nature of the team's playoff grip and how easily it can change from week to week. They will be facing a 3-7 Cleveland Browns team that is more dangerous than its record suggests, which the Cincinnati Bengals discovered just a few weeks ago in a 32-13 drubbing. The Browns run the ball well and they run it often, and their defense is spearheaded by Myles Garrett, undeniably one of the most dangerous edge rushers in the NFL. Cleveland hasn't played at home since that big win over their division rivals, which was followed by a bye week and road losses to the Dolphins and Bills. That last contest was an unusual one, as a monstrous snowstorm forced the game to be moved from Buffalo to Cleveland. After all of the Browns are surely eager to be back home at FirstEnergy Stadium, where they also beat Pittsburgh earlier in the season. The Buccaneers are hoping to duplicate the pattern that led to their Super Bowl LV victory two seasons ago. That 2020 squad came out of its bye week with five losses and never suffered another defeat, running off eight straight to capture the Lombardi Trophy. The eventual champs finally clicked on offense after their Week 13 bye and started creating turnovers in bunches on defense. The 2022 team isn't necessarily going to run the table again – that would be an extremely bold prediction – but the same post-bye improvements as the 2020 team showed on offense and defense would certainly increase the possibility of the Bucs holding off the Falcons and any other contender for the NFC South title. Another part of the winning puzzle for the 2020 Bucs was good health, a common defining factor of championship teams and one that utterly disappeared in the team's attempt at a title defense in 2021. This year's Buccaneers have already endured a significant number of injuries to key players – and top edge rusher Shaq Barrett has been lost for the year – but might actually be coming out of the bye as healthy as they have been all season. On defense, the return of Akiem Hicks up front has made a noticeable impact on the Buccaneers' run defense – a key issue this week as it was in Munich against Seattle – and safety Antoine Winfield, one of the team's best playmakers at any level, is back from a concussion. On offense wide receivers Chris Godwin and Julio Jones are rounding into form after working through injuries, red zone threat Cam Brate is back in the mix and the team might also be getting Giovani Bernard back from a long absence in Week 12. Wide receiver Russell Gage and guard Luke Goedeke came out of the bye and returned to practice after missing several games and could also be adding reinforcements this week. There is the new concern of Leonard Fournette's hip pointer from the Seattle game, but rookie running back Rachaad White is emerging as a back who can handle the load as well. The Buccaneers might also be in the best place they've been all season mentally. Rousing wins over the Rams and Seahawks not only gave the team a sense of momentum heading into the bye, but the extra time to study and reflect on those games led to an increased sense of confidence. The Bucs come out of the break believing they've finally pieced together a winning formula, and they believe they can duplicate it. And they have a great sense of urgency to prove that is true. #Browns #ClevelandBrowns #NFL #Buccaneers #Bucs Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We first delve into Raph's all-22 analysis of the Seattle Seahawks victory. Many of the Buccaneers' troubles through the early part of the season were rectified this game - the poor tackling, the dropped passes, the lack of physicality, uncalled penalties working in the Bucs' favor. The Seahawks didn't just lay there and take it by any stretch of the imagination. They played hard too, and Geno Smith played well. Field conditions in Munich were terrible. The Buccaneers will face the 3-7 Browns coming off their bye week. Jacoby Brissett has led the team against some tough opponents, but their record speaks for itself. The Browns have some studs on defense, to be sure, although it is not translating into wins. The team has had to sign a center off the street as starting center Ethan Pocic heads to IR. Vita Vea, if he plays (dealing with a foot injury himself), could have a good game. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/buccaneers-observer/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buccaneers-observer/support

00:00 - Intro02:54 - News & Notes13:26 - Ice & Fire28:48 - Thanksgiving Games Preview42:50 - Waiver Wire47:39 - Hit it & Quit it56:12 - Flex Appeal59:47 - Cross the Streams01:02:22 - OutroThanks for Listening! Subscribe to our YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBPAVRUduAUqHORYenFfo9w

BeersWIDER BROTHERS - OKTO FESTIVAL ALE 5.5% ALC./VOL Rating 3.75A nottoo-bitter, not-too-sweet brew, Widmer Brothers Okto is the perfect bier for Autumn's shorter and cooler days. From the brewers that first introduced seasonal biers to America.GOOSE ISLAND - OKTOBERFEST. 5.7% ALC./VOL Rating 2 Brimming with notes of toasted malt and freshly baked rye bread, this light-bodied German lager is clean and crisp with a fine noble hop character and mild earthy bitterness.GOLDEN ROAD - OKTOBERFEST  5.8% ALC./VOL Rating 3.25A traditional Märzen Oktoberfest bier with a nice medium body and a smooth caramelly finish! New World meets Old World. California meets Oktoberfest.KARBACH - KARBACHTOBERFEST 5.5% ALC./VOL Rating 3.5An authentic, Bavarian-style Märzen, decoction mashed with Vienna and Munich malts, cold fermented and aged for six weeks, this beer pairs well with pretzels and sausage.

Our Highlights: FTX may be history, BUT a German Blog reports there are several parties interested in buying the European Entity of FTX. FTX also triggered Bitpanda to order a special audit from KPMG. We have some more job cuts, this time the 2nd round. Gorillas may sell itself at 1 bn USD even though they have raised 1.3 bn USD in venture capital already. Air taxis are still hot, Volocopter raises more than 180 m US$ to get closer to certification and Lilium sells 100 Airtaxis to Saudi Arabia. The German VC market is stabilizing, according to KfW Research. Our former guest Creditshelf partners with Goldman Sachs and pockets 100 m Euros. Gitpod, a startup from Kiel convinces the founders of GitHub and Shopify to invest.Let's talk startups:Our Sponsor StartupravenThe best way to identify investors and cooperation partners for early-stage startups. Sign up for early access here: https://startupraven.com/Find all options to follow us and subscribe here: https://linktr.ee/startupradioTop News FTX may soon be History, BUTA German blog Finance Forward reports there are several parties interested in buying the European Entity of FTX, which is headquartered in Switzerland. Their information has been spot-on in other cases in the past.Job Cuts Keep Coming - 2nd Round NowProptechs Homeday and McMakler enter the second round of job cuts. Homeday cuts 20 jobs (60 before) and McMakler again 100 employeesGorillas May Sell Itself at a Huge DiscountSequoia-backed grocery startup Getir is close to buying its troubled rival Gorillas in a heavily discounted deal said to be worth less than $1 billion. They have been valued at their series C investment at 2.1 bn US$ and to date they raised more than 1.3 bn US$.Related: Deutsche-Startups uncovered that Gorillas (which is in the process of selling itself) paid 300 m € this year for french competitor Frichti.Lilium Sells 100 Airtaxis Saudi Arabia buys 100 air taxis from Munich -based startup Lilium. The delivery is expected 2025. Before the deal, they also hired former Airbus executive Klaus Roewe. Fingers crossed for them, they did not generate revenue yet, but 841 m Euros in losses so far. Volocopter Raises 182 M US$Volocopter raises $182M to bring air taxi closer to certification, as part of their Series E funding The company is currently testing its two-seater VoloCity air taxi for the requirements set by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). Volocopter is looking to certify its aircraft in H2 2023 and generate revenue with rides in 2024.Creditshelf Partners with Goldman SachsOur former guest Creditshelf partners with Goldman Sachs and hits profitability - Goldman Sachs is providing the German alternative lender for SMEs with up to €100m of secured funding. Learn more in our interview with Creditshelf here https://buff.ly/3NVANo1 Creditshelf is Germany's only listed pure-play fintech, offering a credit platform, where investors can grant credit to German small and medium enterprises.Mentioned in this episode:Our EnablersYounium Younium is the subscription management and billing platform for B2B SaaS. Younium brings the transformative infrastructure to manage and grow your business while you focus on the things that matter. https://www.younium.com/ Tvarit Tvarit is an industrial ai startup, that helps companies to reduce rejections by 40%-60% in metal casting, as well as saving up to 18% on energy. Learn more here: https://www.tvarit.com/Startupraven.comThe best way to identify investors and cooperation partners for early-stage startups. Sign up for early access here: https://startupraven.com/

Unearthed from the ruins of ancient cities in modern-day Iraq, the reconstruction of the epic from fragments of clay tablets has been a labour of love for scholars of ancient Mesopotamia. This painstaking work has brought to life a sophisticated story of adventure, heroism and friendship, as well as a reflection on the human condition. Today, experts are uncovering additional fragments of cuneiform script and using artificial intelligence to decipher the text and fill in the gaps of this and other stories. Professor Anmar Fadhil from the University of Baghdad tells the programme about the latest discoveries. Bridget Kendall is joined by Andrew George, Emeritus Professor of Babylonian at SOAS at the University of London and author of an acclaimed English translation of the epic; Professor Enrique Jiménez, chair of Ancient Near Eastern Literature at Ludwig-Maximilians University in Munich, Germany who has published widely on Babylonian literature of the first millennium BC; and Dr Louise Pryke, Honorary Associate in the Department of Classics and Ancient History at the University of Sydney in Australia who is the author of Gilgamesh, a guide to the epic which was published in 2019. Producer: Fiona Clampin for the BBC World Service (Photo: The Gilgamesh Dream Tablet. Credit: Wisam Zeyad Mohammed/Anadolu Agency/Getty Image)

Our Highlights: FTX may be history, BUT a German Blog reports there are several parties interested in buying the European Entity of FTX. FTX also triggered Bitpanda to order a special audit from KPMG. We have some more job cuts, this time the 2nd round. Gorillas may sell itself at 1 bn USD even though they have raised 1.3 bn USD in venture capital already. Air taxis are still hot, Volocopter raises more than 180 m US$ to get closer to certification and Lilium sells 100 Airtaxis to Saudi Arabia. The German VC market is stabilizing, according to KfW Research. Our former guest Creditshelf partners with Goldman Sachs and pockets 100 m Euros. Gitpod, a startup from Kiel convinces the founders of GitHub and Shopify to invest.Let's talk startups:Our Sponsor StartupravenThe best way to identify investors and cooperation partners for early-stage startups. Sign up for early access here: https://startupraven.com/Find all options to follow us and subscribe here: https://linktr.ee/startupradioTop News FTX may soon be History, BUTA German blog Finance Forward reports there are several parties interested in buying the European Entity of FTX, which is headquartered in Switzerland. Their information has been spot-on in other cases in the past.Job Cuts Keep Coming - 2nd Round NowProptechs Homeday and McMakler enter the second round of job cuts. Homeday cuts 20 jobs (60 before) and McMakler again 100 employeesGorillas May Sell Itself at a Huge DiscountSequoia-backed grocery startup Getir is close to buying its troubled rival Gorillas in a heavily discounted deal said to be worth less than $1 billion. They have been valued at their series C investment at 2.1 bn US$ and to date they raised more than 1.3 bn US$.Related: Deutsche-Startups uncovered that Gorillas (which is in the process of selling itself) paid 300 m € this year for french competitor Frichti.Lilium Sells 100 Airtaxis Saudi Arabia buys 100 air taxis from Munich -based startup Lilium. The delivery is expected 2025. Before the deal, they also hired former Airbus executive Klaus Roewe. Fingers crossed for them, they did not generate revenue yet, but 841 m Euros in losses so far. Volocopter Raises 182 M US$Volocopter raises $182M to bring air taxi closer to certification, as part of their Series E funding The company is currently testing its two-seater VoloCity air taxi for the requirements set by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). Volocopter is looking to certify its aircraft in H2 2023 and generate revenue with rides in 2024.Creditshelf Partners with Goldman SachsOur former guest Creditshelf partners with Goldman Sachs and hits profitability - Goldman Sachs is providing the German alternative lender for SMEs with up to €100m of secured funding. Learn more in our interview with Creditshelf here https://buff.ly/3NVANo1 Creditshelf is Germany's only listed pure-play fintech, offering a credit platform, where investors can grant credit to German small and medium enterprises.Mentioned in this episode:Learn more www.startupraven.comYounium and TvaritOur Enablers Younium Younium is the subscription management and billing platform for B2B SaaS. Younium brings the transformative infrastructure to manage and grow your business while you focus on the things that matter. https://www.younium.com/ Tvarit Tvarit is an industrial ai startup, that helps companies to reduce rejections by 40%-60% in metal casting, as well as saving up to 18% on energy. Learn more here: https://www.tvarit.com/This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacyChartable -...

This week on On Story we welcome screenwriter Eric Roth as he talks about about his process of adapting stories from beloved properties.   Eric Roth is a producer and writer, best known for penning the screenplays for 2021's Dune, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and the Academy Award® winning adaptation, Forrest Gump.  Dune, tells a sci-fi driven hero's journey of a young man traveling to the most dangerous planet to save his family's future. The film took home 6 Oscars during the 2022 Academy Awards. Benjamin Button, starring Brad Pitt, follows the heart-wrenching story of a man living his life in reverse. The critically acclaimed film Forrest Gump, adapted from the Winston Groom novel of the same name, and which starred Tom Hanks, itself won 6 Oscars and became the top- grossing film in America during its theatrical run.   Clips of Forrest Gump courtesy of Paramount Pictures Clips of Dune courtesy of Warner Bros. Entertainment Clips of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button courtesy of Paramount Pictures

“If you're going to live, leave a legacy. Make a mark on the world that can't be erased.” Maya Angelou Watch this interview on YouTube here https://youtu.be/oxdz07FUMOc   On this episode we will cover: ✔ How Dr. Hasan Ibne Akram found The Neuroscience Meets SEL Podcast, and what resonated with him, with our content. ✔ Why after building 7 companies, Dr. Hasan is looking at leaving a legacy that lasts far beyond this lifetime. ✔ Where Dr. Hasan has been focused in the business world (Brainvincible and Matrickz) and why he wants to help others to achieve financial freedom. ✔ For the man known to be "The Most Disciplined Man in Germany" what discipline means to him. ✔ What he thinks discipline can do for someone over long periods of time. ✔ What he cautions us about with being tied to the outcomes of our daily results. ✔ How this book he came across when he was 16 (that I also read) completely changed who he was, increased his self-esteem and skyrocketed his success in business and life. ✔ How he thinks people like Edison, Einstein and Michael Jackson used the principles in this book, to reach breakthrough levels in their life and work. ✔ About the strangest longevity strategy he's ever heard! Welcome back to The Neuroscience Meets Social and Emotional Learning Podcast where we bridge the gap between theory and practice, with strategies, tools and ideas we can all use immediately. I'm Andrea Samadi and launched this podcast to share how important an understanding of our brain is for our everyday life and results. It's probably taken me 3 and a half years  of hosting this podcast, (looking back now) to see how much these weekly interviews have expanded my own self-awareness by picking the brains of some of the most brilliant minds on the planet in high performance, connecting their strategies to the most current brain research, and then sharing what I'm learning with you here on the podcast. If our results really are tied back to our level of awareness, then it makes sense to me that we keep sharing the success secrets, used by those who have risen to the top, with the goal that we can ALL do the same, and take our results to those higher levels of achievement. For today's EPISODE #260, we will be speaking with a serial entrepreneur from Munich, Germany, Dr. Hasan Ibne Akram[i], someone who has been obsessed with high performance and biohacking for years. Since 2005, he's created disruptive companies in multiple industries (automotive with his company Matrickz[ii], brain and performance, with his company Brainvincible[iii], and real estate to name a few) that are changing the way we live, think, and work. Dr. Hasan reached out to me as he had been enjoying our podcast, and wanted to share his perspective and journey, that he thought could bring value to our audience and I agreed. I watched a few of his other interviews, and one that he did a year ago, with Craig Ballantyne[iv] (who's a well-known business coach and entrepreneur from my hometown, Toronto, Canada)  called “The Millionaire Monk's Abundance Formula[v]” stuck out to me, so I listened to it. It was here that I learned Dr. Hasan and I have a lot of our influencers in common that he mentioned opened his mind to the possibilities that exist when you fully optimize the power of your brain and mind. The program he created, Brainvincible helps those in schools, sports or the workplace to improve their communication and creativity skills, helps athletes to optimize their skills and abilities to achieve precision and regeneration, as well as helping students to improve their study habits to achieve higher grades.  I had to look at who Dr. Hasan studied, and what motivated him to create a course like this, and low and behold, Dr. Hasan, from Munich, Germany, took the same course that I took many years ago, where we both learned how to use the power of visualization to create what we wanted in our life, and use our imagination to solve problems.  Dr. Hasan learned about The Silva Method[vi] when he was 16 and I came across this method while working in the seminar industry, and used it in many different ways over the years. Dr. Hasan used this method to skyrocket his grades and self-confidence, and years later he began searching for ways to further enhance his brain's capacities. I can't wait to ask Dr. Hasan about his unique perspective after he's dedicated years of study to bio-hacking to improve performance, with some of the most unique brain-training strategies I've ever come across. Let's meet Dr. Hasan Akram, who's been called “Germany's Most Disciplined Man” and learn from his experience, to see how we can further improve our own brain's capacity, and skyrocket our results to new heights. Welcome Dr. Hasan, it's incredible to meet you. INTRO Q: Dr. Hasan, I feel like we are kindred souls, even though this is just our second time meeting. When I listened to your interview with Craig Ballantyne, who you mentioned is from my hometown, I felt instantly connected, with everything you were saying, from where you began to see the power of your mind and brain with The Silva Program, to Dave Asprey's Biohacking, to even your practice of using the early morning time to find answers to questions—I thought, this guy seems like me (except I don't run 4 companies). I've got to ask you, when you found our podcast, what resonated with you, and our content, enough that you took the time to send me a note? I'm very glad you did. It's been nothing short of transformational hearing what you have created, from very humble beginnings, using many of the strategies we've been talking about on this podcast. It's clear from your background that there's a lot we can all learn from your experiences. Instead of starting with where this all began for you, I wonder if we could connect the dots, looking backwards and explore some of your best success secrets that could help our audience, myself included? Q1: So here you are, you've built 4 successful companies, (CORRECTION: Dr. Hasan has built 7 companies) and then I heard you say that you want to help people beyond your lifetime. This is an incredible legacy to leave, but I wonder, looking back now, at what point were you clear with your purpose, and the legacy that you want to leave? And what is your legacy? There's more to what we are doing here than the money we make, or the things we can buy with it. Can you give an overview of your businesses so we can all get an idea of what you have built with Brainvincible[vii] and Matrickz?[viii] And have I missed something that you've created that's important to highlight? Q2: My next question is about discipline. I love watching people who have this trait. I heard it mentioned the other day and I wrote it down, knowing it was important to take a closer look at its meaning. Then I saw it again, as I was interviewing Friederike Fabritius (from Germany) on EPISODE #258[ix], she hit the Wall Street Journal's Best Selling List for business books, and a couple of books under hers was Ryan Holiday's book, Discipline is Destiny: The Power of Self-Control[x]. Then I saw that you were referred to as Germany's “most disciplined man.” What has this word meant for you over the years, and what do you think is possible for someone who can execute discipline over a long period of time? Q2B: I know that doing the same thing day in and out can get boring, and difficult. It's the way many people's days go if they are in sales, or looking for their next breakthrough. What do you think leads to those jumps in results that we see that took years of work, and finally snowball into a huge success story, but many people might think “oh that person was just lucky” if they hadn't seen the years of blood, sweat and tears behind the scenes? How have you seen leaps in results occur within your companies, and is there something you would caution us against from being tied to the outcome of our results every day? Q3: Can we go back to your childhood now, and what your mindset was like back then? I saw that we both studied The Silva Method. Jose Silva's methods were an integral part of many of the courses I studied over the years.  How did this program help you back then, (maybe beginning with confidence-building) and how have you incorporated these ideas into the programs you've created? Q3B: I just asked Friederike Fabritius about where people get these “flashes of insight” and how science ties to this concept,  and she explained when we are relaxed, we can into the Alpha Brain State, just like the Silva Method taught us.   I've been looking for a simple way to explain how these insights occur in the brain, and I've heard you share how important that early morning time of 3am-4am is. How have some famous people we know, (like Thomas Edison, or Einstein), used this time to solve their greatest scientific problems, and how could ANYONE use this time period to gain answers to questions or problems they want to solve? Q4: Like you, I'm a huge Dave Asprey[xi] fan, the Father of Biohacking, and follow his podcast and his work over the years. What was it about his work that you say changed your life? Q4B: Dr. Hasan, all of this stuff we've been talking about can seem way out there. You know, solving big problems in the alpha brain state at 3am, or biohacking our health and increasing our longevity. I'll never forget where I was on the freeway when I heard Dr. David Sinclair say he could “make a mouse out of stem cells” on Dave Asprey's podcast. I had to stop and think “wait, what did he just say?” Q4C: A lot of the tools and strategies I'm sharing on this podcast are not strategies that were accepted in the workplace 20 years ago, but advancements in science can show us how they can be beneficial today.  What would be the strangest, but most productive strategy you've come across over the years? Q5: What would be your final thoughts or your message for those listening who are building something? What mindset should we all embrace when starting something from nothing to hit the high levels of achievement you've hit? Q6: Is there anything important I've missed? Dr. Hasan, it's been incredible meeting you, and learning about your work. I'm so grateful to have found you, and you've just made the world a smaller place as we connected over our podcast, from the other side of the world. Your message is inspiring, uplifting and helpful, for all of us who might be looking for some new and refreshing ideas to help us finish the last quarter of our year on strong footing, and launch us into a successful 2023. Thank you for your time and knowledge today! FINAL THOUGHTS Some final thoughts at the end of this episode, I had no idea that Dr. Hasan would expand my level of awareness with some areas my mind has never gone before. If you want to learn more from Dr. Hasan's company's, I have put links in the show notes to follow his work, his Brainvincible programs and nootropic that I am trying, and where you can find his book, The Million Dollar Monk. Prior to speaking with Dr. Hasan, I didn't realize he had started 7 companies, (I thought it was 4!) but what was interesting is that this was not uncommon with people I met in the seminar industry. Most people who I met back in those early days did what they loved in the day, whether they were truck drivers, teachers, or working some sort of corporate job, they all did something they enjoyed, but had other business ideas that they ran outside of what they spent their days doing. Dr. Hasan challenged me to think there isn't a limit to how many “sources of income” we can create but that in this quest for helping others with whatever it is that we do, to not be tied to our outcomes (that will come with time) and while we are putting in the daily effort, enjoying whatever it is that we do with our day, that we can also put an emphasis on our relationships and health, because science is revealing that many of the most common chronic diseases are “lifestyle diseases” and are reversible. Something I'm going to keep studying and learning more about, so we can all move our needle towards health and wellness, and healthy relationships, to enjoy not just this year, but for many years to come. And with that, I'll see you a bit later this week, for Brain Fact Friday, where I will share what exactly The Silva Method is, and how you can use it in your daily life. See you then. FOLLOW DR. HASAN IBNE AKRAM Instagram Brainvincible Nootropic https://www.instagram.com/brainvinciblegmbh/ Matrickz Daily Tech Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/matrickz-daily-tech/id1490915309 Autonomous Vehicle Safety and Security Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/evolution-automotive-advancements-in-industry-2020/id1449184734?i=1000474441158 The Million Dollar Monk Website: https://themilliondollarmonk.com/ The Million Dollar Monk Book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Million-Dollar-Monk-Spiritual-Entrepreneurial/dp/1737929805/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1667496609&sr=8-1 Brainvincible Daytime Nootropic: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07T1DPKNT?ref=myi_title_dp RESOURCES: How Science Discovered The Silva Method https://www.silva.nl/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/science-discovers-the-silva-method.pdf Dave Asprey 40 Years of Zen https://40yearsofzen.com/dave/ REFERENCES: [i] The Million Dollar Monk by Dr. Hasan Ibnr Akram Published Nov. 9th, 2021  https://www.amazon.com/Million-Dollar-Monk-Spiritual-Entreprenuerial-ebook/dp/B09LHR83TR/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1669135056&sr=8-1 [ii] https://www.matrickz.de/en/home.html [iii] https://brainvincible.com/about/ [iv] https://www.craigballantyne.com/about/ [v] “The Millionaire Mon's Abundance Formula[v]” Dr. Hasan Ibne Akram with Craig Ballantyne https://www.earlytorise.com/212-the-millionaire-monks-abundance-formula-how-to-find-your-passion-purpose-and-motivation/ [vi] The Silva Method https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Silva-Mind-Control-Method-of-Mental-Dynamics-Audiobook/B0038EX534?source_code=GO1GB547041122911G&gclid=CjwKCAiAjs2bBhACEiwALTBWZTnfUfB3QDDXIgJvcVhjOFuS5Mf3HrnZnviFsh0tpaqjEU8tt3lA4hoCx1cQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds [vii] https://brainvincible.com/about/ [viii] https://www.matrickz.de/en/home.html [ix] Neuroscience Meets Social and Emotional Learning Podcast EPISODE#258 with Friederike Fabritius on “The Brain-Friendly Workplace”  https://andreasamadi.podbean.com/e/neuroscientistwallstreet-journalbestselling-authorfriederike-fabritius-onhernew-bookthe-brainfriendly-workplacewhy-talented-peoplequitand-how-tomake/ [x] Discipline is Destiny by Ryan Holiday Published Sept. 27, 2022 https://www.amazon.com/Discipline-Destiny-Power-Self-Control-Virtues-ebook/dp/B09PB1SB72/ref=sr_1_1?gclid=CjwKCAiAjs2bBhACEiwALTBWZUoeFX3MnNVRB4QOWsUg1uvIUKq9Pkxz6Bb7s2yOtYcJsuXRBQSt1xoCds0QAvD_BwE&hvadid=596389425996&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9030091&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=10963384709549795411&hvtargid=kwd-1655571139839&hydadcr=22166_9764349&keywords=discipline+is+destiny&qid=1668545416&sr=8-1 [xi] https://daveasprey.com/about/  

In this episode, we speak with Matthew Brockman, Managing Partner at Hg, a leading global software and services investment firm. The firm was recognized by GrowthCap as one of the Top 25 Private Equity Firms of 2022. Hg has over $55 billion in total funds under management and is supported by a team of over 280 professionals across Europe and North America, with offices in London, Munich, New York, Paris and San Francisco. Matthew is Managing Partner, Chair of the Investment Committees and a member of the Board at Hg. He focuses on the day to day leadership of the firm and also the Genesis and Mercury fund teams. Matthew joined Hg in 2010 and originally led the development of the software focused Mercury funds, acting across many of the investments in that fund including Allocate, Intelliflo and Sequel Business Solutions. I am your host RJ Lumba.  We hope you enjoy the show.

Jayne is the Account Director on the BMW Group at Wasserman leading on creating unique brand experiences and activating partnerships that deliver the brand's objectives and values. Wasserman is a premier agency that handles some of the world's most iconic athletes, artists, brands, properties, broadcasters, coaches, sports executives and influencers. Jayne recently finished up with a highly successful promotion for the NFL game at Allianz Arena in Munich.  When she's not designing branding events on a world scale, Jayne is busy training for competition. Jayne completed her first triathlon in 2016, but she eventually shifted from completing triathlons to competing in triathlons.  This year, she's qualified for the European and Ironman Age Group World Championships (3.8km swim, 180km bike, 42km run). Her triathlon kit has had a few upgrades, and her career is getting more dynamic and impactful. It's gonna be a great year for Jayne! We're lucky to get to hear Jayne weigh in on branding and brand activation. She works where the rubber hits the road, and has deep insight about branding, events, and handling clients. Our conversation not only reveals current trends in the industry, but it also gives listeners a peek into what it's like working behind the scenes at one of the premier agencies in the world (while also putting up savage times in triathlons).  What you'll learn in this episode: How to plan and execute events to make meaningful connections  What to do to turn interpersonal connections into growth Ways to prepare for a major competition/project/endeavor  Strategies and systems for how to respond creatively to adversity  Ways to improve communication with clients, superiors, and subordinates Keys to building lasting relationships in fast-moving industries Additional Resources: Wasserman's Website  Jayne Edwards's LinkedIn

Dr. Arthur Liesz is a Professor of Experimental Neurology at the University of Munich. The Liesz lab is interested in the interplay between the brain and the immune system after stroke. He talks about the inflammatory response to stroke, including T cell-modulated microglial activation. He also talks about stroke aftermath, including T cells that remain in the brain and the redistribution of function during recovery.

Munich felt like a Bucs home game, but the beers were big, and our heads are held high. We look to bounce back this Sunday against the Raiders. GO HAWKS!

On May 1st, 1919 the city of Munich stands surrounded. 35.000 soldiers, part government troops, part Freikorps stand ready to storm ahead and snuff out the revolutionaries controlling the city. While they load bombs onto their airplanes and fuel up british tanks captured during the war, they start painting skulls and swastikas on their steel helmets.The battle for Munich is about to begin.► Twitter:                     https://twitter.com/IronDicePod► Dan's Twitter:       https://twitter.com/Dan_Arrows► Instagram:              https://www.instagram.com/dan.arrows/     Support the show

Mike Lefko in for Mike Salk -- Lefko is excited that we're finally back to a Seahawks game week since the 6:30am game in Munich feels like an extra week. We say happy birthday to Ken Griffey, JR who turns 53 today, and discuss the strange/true fact that the Raiders have beat only 2 teams this season after sweeping the Broncos. Both UW and WSU win this weekend ahead of the Apple Cup and the Kraken have reassigned forward Shane Wright to the Coachella Valley Firebirds — their AHL affiliate — on a conditioning loan. We revisit Jerry Dipoto's press conference from Friday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Lefko in for Mike Salk -- Lefko is excited that we're finally back to a Seahawks game week since the 6:30am game in Munich feels like an extra week. We say happy birthday to Ken Griffey, JR who turns 53 today, and discuss the strange/true fact that the Raiders have beat only 2 teams this season after sweeping the Broncos. Both UW and WSU win this weekend ahead of the Apple Cup and the Kraken have reassigned forward Shane Wright to the Coachella Valley Firebirds — their AHL affiliate — on a conditioning loan. We revisit Jerry Dipoto's press conference from Friday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 100 darkest moments in pop culture history series continues as we examine the terrorist assault and murder of 11 Israeli athletes during the 1972 Olympic games in Munich, Germany. Germany, wanting to put the stain of the past behind them, had strongly pushed the "smiling Olympics" and despite warnings, failed to take precautions against a terrorist attack. Then, to make matters worse, they totally botched the response resulting in multiple deaths.

The 100 darkest moments in pop culture history series continues as we examine the terrorist assault and murder of 11 Israeli athletes during the 1972 Olympic games in Munich, Germany.  Germany, wanting to put the stain of the past behind them, had strongly pushed the "smiling Olympics" and despite warnings, failed to take precautions against a terrorist attack. Then, to make matters worse, they totally botched the response resulting in multiple deaths.

Rachel Bonnetta and company are back for a brand new episode of Benched with Bonnetta to preview Week 11! To start, Rachel recaps her trip overseas to Munich to cover Seahawks-Buccaneers and reacts to Jeff Saturday winning his first game as interim head coach of the Colts. After the break, Rachel and co. discuss their favorite games of the week including Eagles at Colts, Lions at Giants, Jets at Patriots, and 49ers at Cardinals. Rachel wraps up the show by sharing the best and worst thing she saw over the last week.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the 62nd episode of "Shel-Shocked" we look back at the Seahawks trip to Germany, which Shelby called "truly once in a lifetime." How was the trip, what went wrong in the game, and how is he and his teammates approaching the bye week, as the Hawks still sit in 1st place. Also, Shelby has very strong opinions on Jeff Saturday being named Colts interim Head Coach. And, we go into the listener mailbag for the first time in a while!

Rich recaps his trip to Munich, Germany to call play-by-play for the Buccaneers vs Seahawks describing the scene as a city-wide party.  Actor Glen Powell joins Rich in-studio to discuss his new film ‘Devotion,' why he can't wait to see Arch Manning play for his Texas Longhorns, and talks ‘Top Gun: Maverick,' Tom Cruise secret worldwide cake operation, career advice from Denzel Washington, pet monkies and more in a round of ‘Celebrity True or False.' Rich weighs in on the Buccaneers' Week 10 win over the Seahawks and says why he's optimistic Tom Brady can lead Tampa Bay back to the playoffs again. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brock and Salk discuss reports that the M's are shopping Marco Gonzales and Chris Flexen and willing to trade Jesse Winker. Then, Pete Carroll sits down to discuss their experience in Munich, facing Tom Brady, expecting a less run heavy game script from the Bucs, considering more of future with Geno Smith and Drew Lock and what he's seeing in other successful teams around the NFL this season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brock and Salk discuss reports that the M's are shopping Marco Gonzales and Chris Flexen and willing to trade Jesse Winker. Then, Pete Carroll sits down to discuss their experience in Munich, facing Tom Brady, expecting a less run heavy game script from the Bucs, considering more of future with Geno Smith and Drew Lock and what he's seeing in other successful teams around the NFL this season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two of the biggest names in the industry, Tony Kushner and Steven Spielberg, collaborate on a film about Spielberg's early life. Tony shares what it has been like to work with Spielberg over the years. The film, "The Fabelmans" is in limited release Nov 11 and everywhere Nov 23. In this episode, we talk about… Being fascinated by Steven Spielberg's life story How filmmaking helped to protect Spielberg as a youth by giving him control Working together on films such as Munich and West Side Story Battling one another during filmmaking Recognizing when he can't convince Spielberg and trusting his judgment Keeping everyone focused on the outcome A particular scene of The Fabelman's - Spielberg's genius idea Memorable Quotes “Because I think that's the extraordinary thing about art, both for audiences and for artists. It's a dream. But it has real life meaning and sometimes real life consequences.” [3:55] “There's a flash of insight that he has and it feels somewhat, kinda superhuman to me.” [5:50] “Filming things is like a second nature to him…I think he makes things difficult for himself, to keep himself excited.” [9:55] "Steven is very open to the experiences of other human beings.” [11:39] Mentioned in the episode: The Fabelman's Find No Film School everywhere: On the Web https://nofilmschool.com/   Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/nofilmschool   Twitter  https://twitter.com/nofilmschool   YouTube  https://www.youtube.com/user/nofilmschool Instagram https://www.instagram.com/nofilmschool Get your questions answered on the podcast by emailing editor@nofilmschool.com! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Peter King & Myles Simmons recap a wild week 10 and Vikings play-by-play announcer Paul Allen joins the podcast to break down the Vikings incredible win. Plus, Peter talks about his experience in Munich at the first ever NFL game in Germany.

Last week, hosts Aaron Witt and Alex Horton laid out the plans for Aaron's trip to Germany with Chase Lyons, a Director/Videographer at BuildWitt. Those guys are now back stateside and they uh… got into some stuff over there.  Aaron lays out their time at the bauma trade show, a construction and mining machinery trade fair held every three years in Munich. It's the largest tradeshow in the world, but the guys got to spend a lot of time meeting folks in the Dirt World and seeing some badass machines. Keep an eye out for the vlog on Aaron's YouTube channel. This week on Dirt Talk, Aaron shares his experiences in a MASSIVE underground salt mine, the joys of watching a crew work a marble quarry, and riding in an “elevator” on the end of a crane arm.  — DirtWorld.com Let's build a BETTER DIRT WORLD Without the Dirt World, we wouldn't have food, clean water, electricity, roads, or shelter required for survival. Demand for the industry is growing, yet over 40% of our workforce will retire by 2031. We must add hundreds of thousands of people every year only to keep up... So let's fix that. What if society viewed our profession as noble? What if parents were proud when their kids declared they wanted to be in the Dirt World? What if a workforce shortage was no longer a worry? Now is the time for us all to work together to build a movement. We need to tell our industry's story, further care for and train our existing workforce, and create clear pathways for people to join and succeed in the Dirt World. It's all possible, but only together, and time is of the essence. Help us secure the future of the Dirt World. Listen to Dirt Talk: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2GK5UWkulNJ6tNFXvWngMt?si=2332acb8e2954301  Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dirt-talk-by-buildwitt/id1494235724  Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuYnV6enNwcm91dC5jb20vNzc5NjAz Stay Dirty!

Brock got to talk with Michael Penix for the first time this weekend. He shares what impressed him and why this has been a dream season for UW. Penix and Geno Smith have both re-energized and reinvigorated this market in a special way. Plus, a Ranked inspired by the John Denver sing along in Munich.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

FTX the crypto exchange company has filed for bankruptcy and the CEO Sam Bankman Fried (SBF) has apparently fled the country. Its not looking good for the for the former billionaire as information continues to come out. Not only does it seem to be that a lot of money was coming from or going through Ukraine, but also, it looks to be the second largest donor to the DNC after Soros. Lots of questions remain as this story unfolds. Munich Germany was selected to host the first-ever regular-season game during the 2022 season. The game in Munich is one of five international NFL games scheduled for 2022, along with one in Mexico and three in the United Kingdom. We discuss the optics of American culture after watching the entire NFL crowd in Germany singing along to “Country Roads,”   Pardon My American podcast (PMA) is an opinion-based podcast that explores politics, entertainment, paranormal, and culture all while having a good laugh. They keep things lighthearted as they dive into subjects that inspire you to think and ask questions.   Support Our Sponsors ► Aura ► Ghostbed ► Fum   Support Our Show ► Website ► Buy Merch ► Patreon   Watch & Follow Our Show ► YouTube ► Rumble ► Rokfin ► Instagram ► Telegram

Getting up that early to watch football was painful and so was most of the Seahawks performance, but Salk says this isn't reason to panic. The Broncos also lost and the beat up AZ Cardinals take down the beat-up LA Rams, but both WSU and UW got huge wins to make the Apple Cup interesting. Salk is upset about the ending of the Kraken game and says Soucy broke the biggest hockey rule. We revisit the Pete Carroll post-game press conference before Salk admits to being perplexed by John Denver's "sudden" popularity.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brock got to talk with Michael Penix for the first time this weekend. He shares what impressed him and why this has been a dream season for UW. Penix and Geno Smith have both re-energized and reinvigorated this market in a special way. Plus, a Ranked inspired by the John Denver sing along in Munich.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

RUNDOWN  To kick off Episode "Dallas", the guys play Stump the Band before Mitch vents his spleen on the field conditions and broadcast quality of the Germany game! Then, the guys dig into their main takeaways from the Seahawks loss before basking in the afterglow of a memorable edition of the Washington versus Oregon rivalry game. A four-pack of guests are sportswriter Jeff Pearlman, Brady and Joe for the Seahawks No-Table, & CBS college football analyst Rick Neuheisel. The “Other Stuff” segment subjects include interesting tidbits from Jerry Dipoto's GM meetings, a woman giving birth to her own granddaughter, and RIPs from the world of comedy.  GUESTS  Jeff Pearlman | Author The Last Folk Hero: The Life and Myth of Bo Jackson Brady Henderson | ESPN's NFL Nation Seahawks reporter  Joe Fann | WynnBet  Rick Neuheisel | CBS Sports college football analyst  TABLE OF CONTENTS  0:00 | Will Roger Goodell every take a hint that these international games are a poor product for NFL fans? 12:30 | Mitch shares the password for Beat the Boys as the contest is entering the second half!  16:15 | The guys provide their observations from the lackluster performance by the Seahawks in Germany.  22:59 | What a delight for Husky fans as Michael Penix Jr. led UW to a scintillating win over the Ducks! 27:30 | A mere three months ago, Seattle football fans were wondering who should play quarterback for the Hawks and Dawgs, and here we are with Smith and Penix! 35:36 | GUEST: Renowned sportswriter Jeff Pearlman hops aboard to preview his latest book about sports legend Bo Jackson!  57:14 | GUEST: Brady Henderson & Joe Fann weigh in on the 21-16 loss to Tampa Bay in Munich.  1:18:31 | GUEST: Rick Neuheisel is back with the college football regular season approaching the penultimate weekend and the Huskies fresh off their stunning win in Eugene.  1:43:59 | Todays “Other Stuff” segment features topics ranging from Dipoto's concerning offseason comments, an unusual birth in Utah, and the passing of comedy icons. 

It's Week 10 and Richard and Mitch are breaking down all of Sunday's action, from the Minnesota Vikings pulling off the thrilling victory over the Buffalo Bills behind an all-time grab by Justin Jefferson, the Green Bay Packers upsetting the Dallas Cowboys as Aaron Rodgers attempts to save their season, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers edging out the Seattle Seahawks in Munich. #volume #herd #colincowherdSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Week 10 and Richard and Mitch are breaking down all of Sunday's action, from the Minnesota Vikings pulling off the thrilling victory over the Buffalo Bills behind an all-time grab by Justin Jefferson, the Green Bay Packers upsetting the Dallas Cowboys as Aaron Rodgers attempts to save their season, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers edging out the Seattle Seahawks in Munich. #volume #herd #colincowherdSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Getting up that early to watch football was painful and so was most of the Seahawks performance, but Salk says this isn't reason to panic. The Broncos also lost and the beat up AZ Cardinals take down the beat-up LA Rams, but both WSU and UW got huge wins to make the Apple Cup interesting. Salk is upset about the ending of the Kraken game and says Soucy broke the biggest hockey rule. We revisit the Pete Carroll post-game press conference before Salk admits to being perplexed by John Denver's "sudden" popularity.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A room filled with some heroes - Dan Hanzus, Marc Sessler and Gregg Rosenthal recap all the action from Week 10, starting with the game of the year between the Vikings and Bills (2:47). Next, we hit the international match featuring the Seahawks and Buccaneers from Munich (16:02) before welcoming in Nick Shook for help with Browns at Dolphins (26:55). After that, the heroes cover Cowboys at Packers (34:06), followed by Texans at Giants (41:34), Lions at Bears (47:01), Jaguars at Chiefs (54:35), Broncos at Titans (59:45), Cardinals at Rams (1:06:35), Colts at Raiders (1:13:25), and Saints at Steelers (1:22:58) before finishing up with Chargers at Niners on Sunday Night Football (1:28:08). Note: timecodes approximate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Frank Isola and Mina Kimes discuss this week's matchup between Tom Brady and Geno Smith in Munich, if the Yankees should feel good about the Judge pursuit, and if the path is cleared for Kyrie Irving to return.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A room filled with some heroes - Dan Hanzus, Marc Sessler, and Gregg Rosenthal preview all the games on the Week 10 slate, starting with the Munich match-up and primetime showdowns: Seahawks at Buccaneers (2:26), Chargers at 49ers (13:12), and Commanders at Eagles (20:08). Then, the draft begins with Vikings at Bills (27:57), followed by Cowboys at Packers (39:57), Browns at Dolphins (49:35), Colts at Raiders (56:43), Jaguars at Chiefs (1:03:16), Cardinals at Rams (1:07:23), Broncos at Titans (1:13:47), Lions at Bears (1:19:52), Texans at Giants (1:25:50), and finally, finishing with Saints at Steelers (1:29:37). Each of the heroes makes their lock-of-the-week pick, and we hear a particularly spicy message from the Cincinnati Zoo. Note: timecodes approximate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.