Podcasts about Naos

Emilie Brault, Global Director of Digital Consumer Experience at NAOS—the innovative French skincare company behind Bioderma, Institut Esthederm, and Etat Pur—joins the podcast to share her journey from FMCG to digital leadership. An expert in building digital organizations from the ground up, Emilie offers insights into how brands can harness digital to connect with consumers and drive transformation. Tune in to hear about: Emilie's non-linear career, spanning international and cross-functional roles Building a digital infrastructure within a company Using digital to enhance consumer engagement Embedding digital across different functions Her approach to AI and data More Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/fmcgguys/  Audio Mixing by Rodrigo Chávez Voice Acting by Jason Martorell Parsekian

Dans cet épisode, Nora vient nous parler de ses romans, de ses inspirations littéraires et de ces ambiances gothiques et sombres qu'elle adore développer dans ses univers. Publiée aux éditions Naos, le Chat Noir et Hurlevent, elle a une bibliographie riche de récits dans ce genre, que vous pouvez retrouver sur le site des maisons d'édition respectives. Vous pouvez également suivre Nora sur son compte Instagram : Noralakeiswriting. Et si vous souhaitez participer au podcast, ou échanger avec moi, en DM, je vous donne rendez-vous sur mon compte Instagram : carolinepeifferautrice

Dans cet épisode, je reçois Mari Fabre, qui vient de nous parler du parcours de publication de son roman, paru le 22 janvier 2024 aux éditions Naos : "La Voie de l'Oré". Vous pouvez retrouver Marie sur Instagram : mariefabre_autrice Si vous souhaitez me contacter, pour participer au podcast, ou pour me partager ce que vous avez pensé de l'épisode, je donne rendez-vous sur mon compte Instagram : carolinepeifferautrice

La retranscription totale de l'épisode est disponible sur le blogLivre chroniqué : Emblèmes Tome 1 - Le cercle des géographes, Ina Siel, Naos, 2023 (tome 2 sorti en 2024 !)Musique du générique :Credits: Not The King - Ice Tea - Royalty Free Vlog Music — Music By Not The KingMusique d'ambiance pour la lecture :Credits : Machine à écrire, son disponible sur le site de la SonothèqueContact :Instagram @lacroqueusedelivrespodcastFacebook : La croqueuse de livres podcastMail : lacroqueusedelivres@gresille.orgBlog : www.lacroqueusedelivrespodcast.frBabelio : lacroqueusedelivrespodcastSi vous voulez être invité-e dans le podcast ou me faire un retour, envoie moi un petit message !N'hésitez pas à le partager autour de vous pour le faire découvrir ou à le noter sur votre application de podcast préférée.Merci pour votre écoute,A très vite, pour découvrir un nouveau livre à croquer… ou à dévorer !

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Ben and Pogues watch City Hunter. They talk lack of plot, more interesting side characters, and deep dive too much on the Street Fighter fight scene.

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Ben and Pogues watch Speed Racer. They talk neon lights, annoying kids, wasted races and question if that kid had ever even heard of air guitar.

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Ben, Pogues, and guest Mike Hayes watch Dr. Giggles. They talk failed doctor puns, knock off Freddie Prince Jr., wasted kill scenes, and one of the most disturbing scenes in comic movie history.

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Ben and Pogues watch Venom Let There Be Carnage. They talk lack of character development, confusing wigs, and the failure of the romcom.

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Ben and Pogues watch Dylan Dog: Dead of Night. They talk terrible monster effects, excessive zombie backstories, and question if they can remember any of the plot.

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Ben and Pogues watch The Marvels. They talk Space Balls, generic bad guys, wish the fights were better and wonder what exactly happened to the people on the singing planet?

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Ben and Pogues watch the Kingsman. They talk weird voice choices, surprising action scenes, and really don't like the that ending.

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Ben and Pogues watch Dragonball Evolution. They talk questionable monkey effects, where does this take place, and wonder why there are so many gun fights?

Explore the remarkable world of ecobiology with Jeremy Bayen, the CEO North America of NAOS Group, as he unravels the principles that make Bioderma a pioneer in the skincare industry. With a legacy that spans across iconic brands like L'Oreal and Danone, Jeremy brings a wealth of expertise to this riveting conversation. We delve into the concept of ecobiology, which champions the skin's natural ability to find harmony with its environment, and discuss how this philosophy is crucial to the innovation and effectiveness of Bioderma's products, especially their game-changing micellar water.Skincare enthusiasts, prepare to have your routine transformed as we break down the science behind the cult-favorite micellar water. Understanding how these tiny lipid spheres cleanse and care for the skin, all while preserving its delicate balance, might just be the secret to achieving that coveted healthy glow. This episode not only sheds light on the groundbreaking micellar technology but also challenges the traditional views on skincare, emphasizing the importance of a gentle yet thorough cleansing ritual as the cornerstone of a robust skincare regime.Wrapping up, we celebrate the spirit of collaboration that fuels the beauty industry's relentless pursuit of innovation, pushing boundaries to meet consumer needs in a way that honors both ecological values and cutting-edge science. By fostering a consumer-centric approach, brands like Bioderma are not just creating products but are part of a larger dialogue with their audience, shaping the future of skincare one breakthrough at a time.  Stay tuned for a chance to engage and learn even more from the experts driving this fascinating industry.Support the Show.Follow The Show On All Socials Using The Tag @skincareanarchy

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Ben and Pogues watch Aquaman 2. They talk weird pee jokes, pointless action, subpar CGI and question the UN's reaction to a whoo pier dive.

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Ben, Pogues, and resident Spiderman expert Chris Doom watch Madame Web. They talk ADR'ed bad guy, visions more interesting than the movie, bad acting, and ask why would anyone wear those sunglasses at the end.

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Ben and Pogues watch Punisher: War Zone. They talk incompetent FBI agents, bad acting, a plot that makes no sense and wonder who ok'ed all these accents?

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Ben and Pogues watch Guyver: Dark Hero. They talk decent monster design, incredibly slow pacing, and Ben reveals how news works in this film.

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Ben and Pogues watch Old. They talk bad acting, unnatural dialogue, how stupid the twist is and question of if the baby scene was needed.

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Ben and Pogues watch Guardians of the Galaxy. They talk dance numbers, good story telling and question how they went so long without doing this movie. As there is a surprise game.

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Ben and Pogues watch AVP: Requiem. They talk no lighting, too many characters, and question why alien predators get dreads.

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Ben and Pogues watch Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special. They talk lack of a B story, question the length, wonder why there are so few Guardians and question if they needed that many full length songs.

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Ben and Pogues watch Blue Beetle. They talk giant orbits as a hiding mechanism, a too long run time, and question if Susan Sarandon really cared.

Dr. Alan Kurschner talked about Paul's use of the term "temple" (naos) in 2 Thessalonians 2:4. Does Paul have in mind a literal, physical temple? Or is he referring to a figurative, spiritual sense? Dr. Kurschner first explained that naos does not require some large Solomaic-like structure. Instead, it can refer to a small tent-like structure or inner sanctuary. In addition, it must be erected before the midpoint when the Antichrist is revealed and commits the abomination of the desolation. He then responded to the historicist interpretation of "temple" in 2 Thess 2:4. Typically, they interpret it in a spiritual fashion, such as "the church." He explained two exegetical fallacies that they commit when arguing for this conclusion, including the "corpus fallacy." This latter fallacy is a common lexical fallacy that is linguistically naive. He gave a couple of analogies to illustrate my point. Historicists, at the end of the day, must import a foreign meaning into 2 Thess 2:4 to maintain their figurative-church interpretation of naos. Finally, Dr. Kurschner cited three New Testament scholars (two of them Thessalonian scholars) who made excellent points on this issue. Colin R. Nicholl gives four reasons relating to the worship of the Antichrist. Daniel Wallace demonstrates a development of Paul's thought on the temple. And Gene L. Green makes the point of the orientation of the Antichrist's claims that militates against a "church" sense.   Links mentioned in the program: Colin R. Nicholl. From Hope to Despair in Thessalonica: Situating 1 and 2 Thessalonians. Society for New Testament Studies Monograph Series 126. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2004. See also his "Michael, The Restrainer Removed (2 Thess. 2:6–7).” The Journal of Theological Studies, April 2000. https://bible.org/article/"temple-god"-2-thessalonians-24-literal-or-metaphorical Gene L. Green. The Letters to the Thessalonians. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2002, 312.    

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Ben and Pogues watch Whiteout. They talk no pacing, needless flash backs, and wonder how a movie ruins a Kate Beckinsale shower scene.

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Ben and Pogues watch Lady Snowblood. They talk beautiful colors, brilliant fight scenes, and lower bodies falling off.

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Ben and Pogues watch Captain Marvel. They talk bad soundtracks, confusing plots, deadpan delivery and wonder about the time frame of it all.

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