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Še vedno je na obisku voditeljica in šefica podkasta Tisti dnevi v mesecu. V tem delu je vprašanje postavil Sašo in sicer: “Kdo ali kaj je Kuchisabishii?!?!?!?” … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

In 1905 a motor boat race was staged from Algiers to Toulon and it's fair to say things didn't go well! This week we hear about the race and the amazing life of one of the entrants, Camille du Gast! This is a comedy/history podcast, the report begins at approximately 07:53 (though as always, we go off on tangents throughout the report).For all our important links: https://linktr.ee/dogoonpod Check out our other podcasts:Book Cheat: https://play.acast.com/s/book-cheatPrime Mates: https://play.acast.com/s/prime-mates/Listen Now: https://play.acast.com/s/listen-now/Who Knew It with Matt Stewart: https://play.acast.com/s/who-knew-it-with-matt-stewart/Our awesome theme song by Evan Munro-Smith and logo by Peader ThomasDo Go On acknowledges the traditional owners of the land we record on, the Wurundjeri people, in the Kulin nation. We pay our respects to elders, past and present. REFERENCES AND FURTHER READING:Power Boat: The Quest for Speed Over Water by Kevin Desmond “DIMANCHE 25 MAI 1905 Naro 70 PERTE DU CANOT AUTOMOBILE CAMILLE DANS LA COURSE ALGER-TOULON Périlleux sauvetage de M du Gast par les vaillants marins". Sunday, May 28th, 1905 - Le Petit Journal https://guides.loc.gov/feminism-french-women-history/famous/camille-du-gasthttps://www.historicracing.com/driverDetail.cfm?driverID=3048http://lesliefield.com/races/1905_algiers_to_toulon_race_autoboats_swamped.htm#https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-algiers-toulon-motor-boat-race/ https://guides.loc.gov/feminism-french-women-history/famous/camille-du-gasthttps://www.astro.com/astro-databank/Du_Gast,_Camille http://speedqueens.blogspot.com/2010/01/camille-du-gast.html https://www.beaulieu.co.uk/news/women-in-motorsport-social-history-camille du-gast/ https://www.infinite-women.com/women/camille-du-gast/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tokrat je v goste prišla voditeljica in stvariteljica podkasta Tisti dnevi v mesecu, ki slovi po žgečkljivi vsebini … in ker se Aleš boji intime, je takoj ustrelil vprašanje: “Kdo ali kaj je Kenotaf?!?!?!?” … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

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V tem solo delu Aleš in Sašo v divjini izvesta štiri nove stvari! Katere? … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

V tem solo delu Aleš in Sašo v divjini izvesta štiri nove stvari! Katere? … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

V tem solo delu Aleš in Sašo spet izvesta štiri nove stvari! Katere? … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

Improvizator, glasbenik in freestyle raper Urh Mlakar zaključuje svoje gostovanje v stilu! Tokrat on postavi vprašanje: “Kdo ali kaj je Auerbach?!?!?!?” … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

Improvizator, glasbenik in freestyle raper “Umetnost misli”, nekoč poznan kot Urh Mlakar, v tem delu ustvari spontano pesem: “Vse je kemija!” in našima fantoma pomaga odgovoriti na vprašanje: “Kdo ali kaj je Paspula?!?!?!?” … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

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 Energy and Industrials Tech Pa...s NY Tech Summit Feb25, 2025Sat, Mar 01, 2025 10:53PM • 26:59SUMMARY KEYWORDSAutomotive industry, automation, manufacturing jobs, human error, North American trade, energy transition, clean tech, renewable energy, low carbon gasoline, sustainable aviation fuel, methanol, nuclear power, electrical grid, AI in education, family offices.SPEAKERSAlex Zhuk, Eddy van der Paardt, Carl Pro, Matthew Friedman, Brian Neirby, Mark Sanor, Greg Licciardi Mark Sanor  00:00Now we're gonna second to last. Matthew's already on. He's transforming in the automotive industry. I've asked Eddie someone find Eddie Carl, so Industrial Tech, energy tech, Eddie ready. Always, always. I love that. We're gonna play ping pong. We're gonna put on a demo right now. Eddie was amazing. And I have to, like, say i We've yet to lose a match, and last night was just but like in life us, most important thing you can do is choose your partner. And I got Eddie. So why? Since you're on Zoom, Matthew, tell us how technology is transforming the automotive industry, if you could. And then we'll go on to the others, Matthew Friedman  01:02yeah, so, I mean, I'm a living, breathing example. With the work force becoming increasingly transient and particularly easy in manufacturing jobs, it's becoming very difficult to offer a very reasonable hourly wage and good benefit to get people that come in and want to establish a career in manufacturing. So automation is becoming all that much more important, not just from the you know, operational side, but from a quality and in Section side of things. So the visual in session component is critical. We are being not just asked, but effectively mandated, to invest more and more in capital so that there's as little human interaction with our process as possible, because as much individual human interaction as there is that still needs whatever minuscule percent of human error in place. And all you're doing is putting in 100% 200% 300% inspection to assure that bad parts are not getting out. It really doesn't make a difference, because especially with the important and huge critical parts that we're manufacturing, if there's one part that gets out, even if it's one part in a million, it creates a heck of a stir. So what I would say technology for us is finding a way to not just better design and engineer parts up front, but it's more derived at the process themselves. How can we eliminate as much of the human element out of the process? Mark Sanor  02:39So that begs lots of questions, but one of which, what about your competitors? What are you seeing on the competitive landscape and Matthew Friedman  02:45technology? So it's pretty much all the same. I mean, every time we go to a company to help provide us with a potential automation solution, we find out that our competitors on the same programs have already contacted us. So it's all the same. I mean, you know, the other thing that bears mentioning is that with what's going on, kind of, within the North American trade supply chain, is that other companies had gone down to Mexico to try and rely a little bit more upon the labor side of things, both from a pricing and you know, your standard hourly worker in Mexico tended to have a much better work ethic, tended to care a lot more about their job and take pride in their job and be more careful with with the, you know, the actions that are being contemplated by the current administration that bringing a big pressure in a lot of those companies that have moved down to next door are now looking to be short back Mark Sanor  03:44to the US. So who's providing the technology for you? You're talking about? Matthew Friedman  03:49We've got probably, you know, 10 to 15 different vendors in the Midwest. We're based here in Cleveland, Ohio. There's a number of companies here in Ohio. They're doing that. We have a number of companies in Michigan that are critical for that. The big impact on us we feel in very sophisticated, you know, heavy gage, very highly engineered products. When you see the Super Bowl commercial GM pick up that's pulling a space shut all up a rocky cliff, those are our parts that are very carefully designed to do that. But really, right now, the only company that's capable of doing that is a Canadian coup bill, and as a result of the contemplated tariffs that are going on right now, we're looking for alternative sources in the US to be able to provide that capability. We get to find it even, by the way, for this company's US based and Ohio based operations, just that are not equipped to do the same level of process. Mark Sanor  04:48Gotcha, maybe I'll turn it over to you. Ed, bigger picture, because you've been looking at this whole landscape. So yeah, Eddy van der Paardt  04:57maybe the own button. First of all, congratulations to Matt So, so just full circle, we visited his plant, I think, four years ago, and at the time, it was half the size and double the trouble. So, so you've come a long way, my friend and I wish you all the best. Is really interesting to see the company at the time, and it's really amazing to see how you've grown, how you've managed to escape all the problems and come out much better at agile and now on the way to become a massive success. Mark Sanor  05:31But unlike you, Eddie, he was my partner in pick up ball, and we couldn't beat Barbara, right? She's our champion over there, pickleball, silent Eddy van der Paardt  05:39kill her. Mark Sanor  05:41She did not cheat. She picked a better partner, apparently, better athlete. Eddy van der Paardt  05:45I think, I think she's a life long athlete, and we just pretend to Mark Sanor  05:49be one. That's over to you. Eddie, Eddy van der Paardt  05:54so what do you want me to talk about? Mark, Mark Sanor  05:58this is energy and Industrial Tech. This is what you live for, yeah. So I want an instance, an insight, or what scares it excites you, or both? Yeah. Eddy van der Paardt  06:07So, so here there's a couple what scares me in terms of, and let me first do, to do a two second background thing. So I'm sort of aware two hats with one hat I'm investing across the across the value chain, across the asset classes for a family office. And we're sort of agnostic the other hat, which is more relevant hat, is the the hat where we invest in, essentially clean tech, agri tech, and energy transition. And so in that space, we invest, typically in early stage break through technologies that could meaningfully contribute to the decarbonization of the world. And that's a super exciting arena for a number of reasons. One this will, this is not a one and done problem. This, unfortunately will for the next several decades at a minimum, before the so called AI solves all our problems, we we will have to sort of cope with the consequences of climate change, whether we believe it or not, and and have to mitigate and adapt. And in terms of energy, we have to create significantly more energy rather than less, because the way we set up, our world increasingly demands more energy and and that more energy, hopefully can be drawn from mostly renewable resources. We've come a long way, and that's the part where stuff excites me. There's a very significant percentage of that energy already in wind and solar who are now mature, respected, sort of EBITDA positive technologies. But as a venture investor, I'm not investing in these because they deliver sort of, you know, mid, low digit return. So that's not very interesting to me. So we, we are particularly interested in investing in sort of local carbon alternatives for technologies that are up and coming. So for example, low carbon gasoline, we know EVs are eventually, hopefully, what's, what saves our transport needs. But only 3% of the world is, is EV and over the next 25 years, it's a massive curve to climb, and therefore, there always be need for, you know, internal combustible engine cars. Luckily, otherwise, Matt will be out of a business park. Mark Sanor  08:39He he can, he can build Eddy van der Paardt  08:43for so, so low Mark Sanor  08:46carb fuel company going, Eddy van der Paardt  08:50yeah, so So with 361 or as a result of an introduction from 361 we invested in a company called Naro, which had two massive pivots, one, from low carbon gasoline to soft sustainable aviation fuel, and then from soft to methanol. Methanol is going to be preferred fuel for shipping. Going forward, there's massive amounts of CO two emissions by shippers, and they need particularly driven by European regulations, look for new alternatives that are lower emissions. And those are, you know, either LNG or methanol. Methanol is very big up and coming sort of fuel, transport fuel, and they're going to be the first large one point M, 1.9 M ton ethanol plant in the states that deliver sort of the CI score that you want. Mark Sanor  09:53When does it come online? Eddy van der Paardt  09:57There's, there's so. So what I'm excited about this if. Investing in those technologies. And the interesting thing in that space is that there's very few sort of, let's say, you know, Silicon Valley type venture firms investing in this, because it's all real assets, cap, ex, intensive stuff. And people, a lot of people, a lot of venture has to shy away from that Mark Sanor  10:20well, that segue to Carl. And I know you've also looked at paralysis, Eddy van der Paardt  10:24we have an investment in a paralysis company as well. Over to Carl Pro  10:30you, yeah, I'm probably the only non financial person around here. I'm a nuclear engineer, so I'm familiar with everything from new plants, from the Navy side, the small, what I call the Corvette plants, to the big, 1200 megawatt plants that we built. Also did the combustion turbines, wind mills, solar panels, and did a little stint as a power broker bought and sold electricity in California. And what scares me is the fact that everybody looks at power generation, and if you're looking at data centers, there's they're looking for a place to find some power, and now you're seeing they're starting up Three Mile Island. They're starting up another nuclear plant that was in Michigan, that was called that was closed down, and those are 600 mega watt plants. I mean, you're pulling a lot of power, and they're locating them there because they can't move it. When I was in California, I couldn't move power from the north of California to the south of California, because when you look at those transmission lines, you got to go through switch charts, and you got to buy space in that switch chart, and there is no space. So California can't move power from up north, where it's real cheap, down south, where it's real expensive. So that's the other thing is, you know, and then solar and wind. I didn't buy any solar wind power, because the risk mitigation of that is you have to back that up. If you have a sunny day and it's real hot and your windmill doesn't turn and you're supposed to put 100 megawatts on the grid, you got to go buy it on the spot market. You'll probably go bankrupt unless you've bought a contract. So everything that you buy in renewable energies, you have another back up power contract, a tape contract to cover that. So nobody is looking at the US transmission system really hard. The voltages are all different. Some interconnects don't work. Cross state lines. There are breakers that never have Mark Sanor  12:49all right. Carl, I'm giving you as much money as you want. You're, you're the equivalent of Doge, you can, you can, you can make this change. What will you do? Carl Pro  12:58I think there needs to be a national effort similar to the Federal Highway plans, where they did the interstates, that they go out and do that same thing with electrical distribution grid, standardize it around the country and upgrade it. So the one, it's EMP design, so you know, you don't get shut down by somebody putting off a small, inexpensive EMP weapon in the back of a van. The other thing I worry about is the gene pool, and I use this because we built a plant in Mississippi. In Mississippi, the smart kids go to the oil field who you have left are not the sharpest tools in the shed. So I always said this, this gene pool is very shallow. Our schools really suck, and we've got to lift those all up by their bootstraps and get them all better. Don't know how you do it. Yep. My wife was a school teacher. She retired, and she worked in a school where it was the school of last resort. Those kids had been thrown out of every public school in the Pittsburgh area and every private school, and they had, they were taking them on there. Brian Neirby  14:14Brian, so I appreciate the background on this. I been doing quite a bit of research in this space, and just recently invested in a direct to chip water cooled, containerized data, you know, mobile data center unit out of Vienna, Austria, and bringing it to North America and other parts of the world. I'm curious, in this research, you mentioned nuclear power, and in doing that work, I read a study that you're 19 years out before that really becomes life. I don't know if that's fact or fiction. You mentioned 600 megawatts, and from what I've understand, it takes 20 million in capital stand up one megawatt, and then two years of dealing with cities and. Land and blah, blah, blah, then you got hydro power. So you've got these huge demands on AI, got huge demands on the grid, like, how do we how do we account for all this with all these different delivery models to provide data center capacity to these technologies? Carl Pro  15:19I can tell you, the strategy that I looking at, because I'm trying to protect what we're doing, is that I'm looking at every coal mine and every steel mill that is shut down, and every coal fired power plant, because when they demolish them, they leave the switch yards there. Those properties are worth 10s of millions of dollars, and they're just sitting there, and I'm looking to pick up a couple of them just to hold on to. Alex Zhuk  15:47I have a lot of questions. So Ed, you have a question for you, but you just be so I'm gonna ask you first, with regards to the brown fields, which I'm assuming we refer to, I totally agree. I think that's the relatively low hanging fruit. Do you, from your experience, think that's already sat shrewd, meaning that's a strategy already. Of the big ones have gone out and bought up all the steel mills, coal plants, factories, etc. Carl Pro  16:14No, there's still a lot available. If you focus in on on the coal mine areas. That's why there's so many battery plants being built in the southern Panhandle of Ohio, in West Virginia, because the power is there. But in my neighborhood of Pittsburgh, there's four really sweet sites that had power plants on them that Alex Zhuk  16:37yeah, so completely. Thank you. And then Adi, so to give you just two minute context, the company I may have introduced previously as an a tech company, but we raise capital from Microsoft because we are turning agricultural soils into a carbon sink. And I completely agree with you, actually everything you said, including the capital stack and what many term as the value of death, which, for those who aren't aware, is essentially when a company has raised venture for equity, has de risk completely the technology, but needs to build a factory, or, first of a kind, physical facility, and it's very expensive to do so, and the two options they're left with is either raise so much venture capital that there's nothing left of the company or go to a bank, but not bankable yet, because it's the first of the client facility. And so what you seeing is many companies dying, even though they are building solutions that are needed for the world and also have been de risked. I've been also advising family offices on the climate side, because I believe families can play a very pivot role in this, because they're structurally more flexible. I'm just curious how you're thinking about this, and if you you know generally, what are your thoughts Eddy van der Paardt  17:53on this? Well, it's interesting you te this up, and we didn't, we didn't play ping pong yesterday, or did we compare notes? So we're actually looking at probably raising some type of platform or fund to from family office to provide that capital, because it's not coming from a venture world, and for the right reasons, it's not coming from the infrastructure world yet either, because it's, it's, it is bankable, but only if you have enough equity. And the equity is not coming from that piece of equity is not coming from the infrastructure guys, although Mark Sanor  18:23they they could cross over a little bit, they are. They Eddy van der Paardt  18:25can cross over a little bit for fid capital Right, right before you make the decision to put a billion dollars of steel into the into the ground. And we're looking at a number of investments where we invested in that are looking for either hundreds of millions of a bill or a billion plus more, and it's not coming from the IRA anymore, because that's not killed as well. So where do you go? Well, well, that little piece of capital, which is, no, it's not a little maybe 10 million, 40 million, something like that, right? Is a perfect sort of play for family officers who like to have the risk. Sort of risk sort of risk reward structure is very significant that can come in the form from of a convertible which we did, which we did number of times, where you basically, as a downside protection, have the ownership of the technology and the assets that are there as a collateral, and that can be a digital twin of the plant, etc, etc, etc. And a technology as down side protection, as upside you have, sort of a convertible into the equity round the moment infrastructure partner will invest, which comes with a significant upscaling of the value, plus a, you know, I would say market is now mid teen to high teen return on your on your money, and it's also short term duration, so it's typically 12 to 18 months time in between. Sort of a you have the value of death starting, and your fid starting, and there. And there are a number of of companies to your point, that are stuck in this position. Great technology. Good team raised a bunch of capital from well known investors and cannot move forward, which is obviously also from, like, an A from like, you know, a global perspective, a shame, right? Because these technologies are working, and they've been proven to work yet they just, you need capital to scale up. And so, so I think there's, a lot of work to be done. There's a lot of work to be done by by sort of somehow syndicating, even 361 can play a significant role there. Syndicating this with family offices. Number of them take the lead, fed it out, write the memo, and others join. And I think family office type capital, which is relatively more flexible always, than institutional capital, in many ways, can play a lead role there. Greg Licciardi  20:53I would just add that the your comments on education and the need for improving. I think AI will actually help that and is helping that greatly. I teach at Fordham and Seton Hall, and we're taking all types of master classes on how to elevate our teaching using AI, and it's pretty cool stuff, and it's making education more accessible and tutoring more accessible to more students. And Mike, my kids have tutors, but a lot of families can afford tutors. But now with AI, they can. It's it's pretty cool. Mark Sanor  21:31And we have another company blueprint for kids, which is doing this very Carl Pro  21:34interesting project years ago, and in this kind of dates myself, but it's probably 20 years ago. We did a AI training platform for the Air Force, and you basically put this little ball cap on your head, and it presented material to you, and when you understood it, your brain waves did a shift. And if you didn't understand it, it kept presenting it in a different manner. So it was, Mark Sanor  21:58why don't we bring that to our children? That's pretty cool. Seriously, why? I mean, I know that in war time and in defense, which is going to be the next panel, we come up with lots of innovations. But why is that not trickling down? Carl Pro  22:14It just cuts that on the shelf, and the Air Force now uses it. Well, why Mark Sanor  22:19don't you and I go find that? Let's get that too. Yeah, no, let's, let's buy it first, and then we'll figure out to do Matthew TED talk on that. Matthew Friedman, do any, any, any wrap up thoughts on your, your, your part of the world? Matthew Friedman  22:39Yeah? So sure. I mean, like, what I was saying is, there's great opportunity, there's great unknown. The opportunity excited. There's a lot of people that are going to, not going to make it through this shake out. I would say, you know, a testament to my staff and I that, as any graciously mentioned, we've, we've made it through the very interesting roller coaster ride over the last six, seven years of, you know, strikes and COVID and tariffs and whatever, and so it's going to remain to be seen with the shake of it, but I think companies like myself that are nibble and are able to adapt to the changing environment is going to be critical. I think automation, as we discussed earlier, is also going to be critical, the more we can do to rely less upon Mark Sanor  23:34the ele Brian Neirby  23:36no drink it over Mark Sanor  23:41there you can get now. Matthew Friedman  23:43Point, but you know that's gonna cook you a lot of jobs, but it was necessary in the current automation environment for auto mode. Mark Sanor  23:54Excellent. Any last comments from the crowd or panel? You know it's not about technology, but I know you've got plants in Canada, Mexico. We got tariffs going in, going out, turn on, turn off. How you managing that? Matthew Friedman  24:18Well, I mean, the answer is, we were looking at it both as a whole additional because we're looking can move production from one place to the other, we're doing it. The key is, you know, we're only in Canada. We're only in Mexico, not because we're bringing in parts from other places. Alex Zhuk  24:40I Hi, Don. So that's so what 24:49happens in between on the slide then Austin morning? Mark Sanor  25:14Go, Yeah, how's it been going? Matthew Friedman  25:22All as definitely, line production, contact the US. It will adapt accordingly. Well, position new things on the tariff side of things. Again, what we're seeing is with the delays, right? Originally was supposed to be, you know, February, then it was going to be March, and now sometime in April that they're going to take effect. And it's definitely caused the leaders of both Canada and Mexico to respond and do things accordingly, mostly in the fight against alleged drug trafficking and importation in the US. So if those companies, I think rice occasion like that, while they shined them and done in particular Mexico, then I think they will see a little bit less of aggression on the terror front. Mark Sanor  26:10Fair enough. All right. Well, for a moment I didn't think we'd have our panelists for the last panel, but they suddenly appeared. Gator has invested in Dan's company, so it's a good they didn't even know that each other would be here today. So that's great. Sara, I don't think is going to make it, but I know the ELA has a a dual use fund as well. So let's just first. Thank Eddie, thank Carl. Thank Matthew, I'm joined our 361 firm community of investors and thought leaders. We have a lot of events created by the community as we collaborate on investments and philanthropic interests. Join us. You. 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Komik in psiholog Nejc Šmit, v tem delu ozdravi Sašota in Aleša! Poleg tega pa jima pomaga še ugotoviti: “Kdo ali kaj je Granadirmarš?!?!?!?” … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

Komik in psiholog Nejc Šmit, še vedno šari po beticah od Sašota in Aleša … tokrat tako, da jima postavi vprašanje: “Kdo ali kaj je Babinski refleks?!?!?!?” … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

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V tem solo delu Aleš in Sašo spet izvesta štiri nove stvari! Katere? … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

Topics:2025 US Economic OutlookTransparency in Managing Investor MoneyWhen Hesitation Costs More Than Failure...and so much more.Top Takeaways“First loss, best loss”—why smart investors (and leaders) know when to cut bait. Know when to cut your losses and move on fast. One of Sal's main investing principles: first loss, best loss. He never doubles down on or gets emotionally attached to a losing investment. If the market signals he's wrong, he exits. The same goes for leadership—holding on to bad hires, failing strategies, or misaligned partnerships can cost you more in the long run. The best investors think like elite athletes. Always think multiple steps ahead. Sal compares investing to sports—the best players anticipate, not just respond. Like a second baseman reading the game before the ball is hit, great investors and leaders plan for every possible outcome, including the worst. AI and tech help, but in the end, success comes from decisiveness, adaptability, and trusting your process.Trust is built in tough moments. Be upfront, especially when things go wrong. Managing other people's money is a big responsibility—families and futures are on the line. Sal and Jordan agree that communicating openly and quickly earns trust that lasts far beyond a single deal. Because people may forget what you said, but they'll always remember how you made them feel.About Sal NaroSal Naro is a seasoned leader with 4+ decades of experience. As Chief Investment Officer and Senior Managing Director of Coherence Credit Strategies at Tiptree Advisors, a division of Tiptree Inc., he has led high-performing investment teams and strategies. Most recently, he oversaw a top-performing liquid long/short credit hedge fund that has earned multiple accolades for its success.

Še tretjič gostimo Leo Mederal Gams, voditeljico oddaje Potep z Leo, ki tokrat skupaj z Alešom poskuša najti odgovor na Sašotovo vprašanje: “Kdo ali kaj je Wallaceova črta?!?!?!?” … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

Današnja epizoda po mnogo čemu je posebna. Psihijatar Mihailo Ilić ugostio je koleginicu Vanju Mandić Maravić, psihijatra i autorku knjige "Strana B", psihološkog romana koji istražuje suštinske konflikte između razuma i emocija. Kroz prizmu ljubavi, gubitka i unutrašnjih borbi, knjiga vodi kroz lavirint ljudske psihe, postavljajući pitanje: da li je moguće pronaći mir unutar sopstvenih suprotnosti? I da li je moguće da emocionalno sazrevanje traje toliko dugo, na momente se čini predugo čak? Baš to, emocionalno sazrevanje je tema ne samo knjige, već i današnje epizode. Za razliku od ustaljenih mišljenja, ne saazrevamo emocionalno u skladu s godinama; to je dugotrajan proces i uključuje duboko i slojevito razumevanje sebe, svojih osećanja, i odnosa s drugim ljudima što se razvija postepeno, kroz iskustvo, introspekciju i promene u okolnostima. Naročito kroz teške situacije, krize i gubitke. Razumevanje sopstvenih, ali i tuđih osećanja, potreba i obrazaca ponašanja ključno je za emocionalno sazrevanje. Kao i sposobnost upravljanja intenzivnim emocijama, kao što su bes, tuga ili strah, ne potiskujući ih, već obrađujući ih na zdrav način. Kako regresija i sublimacija utiču na sazrevanje ličnosti? Zašto je sublimacija jedan od najzrelijih mehanizama odbrane? Koliko kreativni rad utiče na emocionalno sazrevanje, i da li pisci u stvari pišu o sebi? Kakav je značaj saosećanja za druge tokom ovog procesa? I šta je i čemu služi racionalizacija, na primer? Na ova i mnoga druga pitanja odgovaraju zajednički danas Mihailo i Vanja. Promocija knjige "Strana B" biće održana 05.02.2025. u Bitef Art Cafe u Beogradu, Mitropolita Petra 8 Dodatni sadržaji su na raspolaganju i na YouTube kanalu za članove, kao i na Patreonu. Podržite nas i pretplatite se za naše ekskluzivne sadržaje: https://www.patreon.com/c/dvaipopsihijatra/

Še vedno je v gosteh Lea Mederal Gams, voditeljica oddaje Potep z Leo … IN TUDI voditeljica tega dela! Tokrat Lea prevzame vajeti in naša fanta vpraša: “Kdo ali kaj je Logogrif?!?!?!?” … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

V tem solo delu Aleš in Sašo spet izvesta štiri nove stvari! Katere? … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

Še vedno je v gosteh športni novinar, voditelj in lastnik najboljše kreme za obraz Saša Jerković! Tokrat je Sašo ustrelil: “Kdo ali kaj je Tiffany problem?!?!?!?” … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

No, zdaj pa imamo Saša na kvadrat! V goste je namreč prišel športni novinar, voditelj in amaterski fotograf čevljev Saša Jerković! Aleš je prevzel pobudo in vprašal: “Kdo ali kaj je Cherry Blossom?!?!?!?” … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

V tem solo delu Aleš in Sašo spet izvesta štiri nove stvari! Katere? … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

V tem delu zaključuje svojo trilogijo gostovanj balerina in žirantka šova Slovenija ima talent – Ana Klašnja … in to tako, da fantoma postavi neprimerno vprašanje: “Kdo ali kaj je Gua Sha?!?!?!?” … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

Še vedno je v gosteh balerina in žirantka šova Slovenija ima talent, Ana Klašnja. V tem delu skupaj z Alešem poskuša odgovoriti na Sašotovo vprašanje: “Kdo ali kaj je Pfeilstorch?!?!?!?” … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

Mary Kay Naro of Boise State women's basketball joins Garrett Jones for this episode of Off the Blue, presented by Select Health and the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, to discuss the team's hot start, her family's basketball family legacy, goals for her final season and career, and much more. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tokrat je na obisk prišla profesionalna balerina in žirantka šova Slovenija ima talent, Ana Klašnja. Sašo je delal piruete, Aleš je pa vprašal: “Kdo ali kaj je Krušpl?!?!?!?” … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

V tem solo delu Aleš in Sašo spet izvesta štiri nove stvari! Katere? … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

It's water, we swear. Rob and Greg are back along with returning guest Steve Tortoretti and a new guest to the show, musician (and a hard working one at that) Sandra Naro. Join us for a journey into the past and the journey and even a discussion on the panels favorite Beatle.Stay tuned after the show for a song from Sandra. Sit back and enjoy! Keep on staying safe and supporting those local businesses and musicians.We have no rights to the music. All rights to Sandra Naro.Sandra's Website

V tem solo delu Aleš in Sašo spet izvesta štiri nove stvari! Katere? … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

Ta teden je pa res največji praznik v podkastu “A res, tega ne veš?”, ker tokrat pevka in TV voditeljica Ana Praznik, fantoma zastavi vprašanje: “Kdo ali kaj je Mekonij?!?!?!?” … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

This week Naro addresses the "Ka Kaws" after their response to our review of his 'Blanco' single. The crew also talks Usain Bolt's Cryptic message, Vybz Kartel gifting a woman grocery money, and Bounty Killer's donation to the Bellevue Hospital. They're later joined by Pinkii Pinkx who talks her past as dancer, her history with Vybz Kartel and Shelly-Ann Curran. Buss Di Utes songs of the week: Pinkii Pinkx: Pinkii Pinkx - Di Glue: https://bit.ly/3zNotni Ari: Drienoo - Bump & Grind: https://bit.ly/3XVfwAk Javi: Knaxx, Romieikon - Decisive: https://bit.ly/4eMqbE6 Naro: Balkii Skvll - J O D 3 C I: https://bit.ly/4dxB77K

Še vedno je v podkastu “A res, tega ne veš?” praznik, Ana Praznik, pevka in TV voditeljica, s tem da je tokrat na vrsti Sašo, ki vpraša: “Kdo ali kaj je Aglet?!?!?!?” … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

In this encore presentation of Changemakers, Katie sits down with Mark Thiele, CEO of NARO, the largest and oldest industry organization representing over 3 million affordable housing units and 20,000 housing agencies. Mark looks back on his 23-year career, which spans roles at the Chicago and Houston Housing Authorities, as well as disaster recovery efforts following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. He discusses the major challenges facing the affordable housing sector, including underfunding and regulatory hurdles, and how NARO is advocating for meaningful improvements. Mark also emphasizes the critical role of mentorship and professional development in fostering a strong community of housing professionals. Join us for this special encore episode, highlighting the leadership and commitment that fuel NARO's mission to advance affordable housing.

V podkastu “A res, tega ne veš?” je praznik, dobesedno!!! Ana Praznik! Voditeljica, častna zidarka in Bepopovka se je oglasila pri nas, ko je Aleš vprašal: “Kdo ali kaj je Mpemba efekt?!?!?!?” … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

Quest'anno mostra ai tuoi amici la passione per il Milan con il pratico Set Cancelleria di Euro Publishing: matite, penne, gomma, temperino… 14 utilissimi accessori rossoneri da portare sempre con te! https://www.amazon.it/EURO-PUBLISHING-Milan-Prodotto-Ufficiale/dp/B0CB3NHTTJ?ref_=ast_sto_dp --------- Passate a trovarci e a scoprire il vero SUBBUTEO (di una volta!) https://subbuteolab.com/ SCARICA FANTALGORITMO, L'APP CHE TI AIUTERA' CON DATI, STATISTICHE E CONSIGLI A VINCERE IL FANTACALCIO! https://app.fantalgoritmo.it/ref/radiorossoneraL'eroe del derby è Matteo Gabbia, un ragazzo che fino all'anno scorso era esiliato in Spagna mentre adesso è in odore di Nazionale e i tifosi lo vorrebbero capitano del Milan.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/radio-rossonera--2355694/support.

Stasera contro il Lecce Leao ha l'occasione per allontanare le polemiche che lo circondano anche dopo il derby e dimostrare di essere un leader di questa squadra.Quest'anno mostra ai tuoi amici la passione per il Milan con il pratico Set Cancelleria di Euro Publishing: matite, penne, gomma, temperino… 14 utilissimi accessori rossoneri da portare sempre con te! https://www.amazon.it/EURO-PUBLISHING-Milan-Prodotto-Ufficiale/dp/B0CB3NHTTJ?ref_=ast_sto_dp --------- Passate a trovarci e a scoprire il vero SUBBUTEO (di una volta!) https://subbuteolab.com/ SCARICA FANTALGORITMO, L'APP CHE TI AIUTERA' CON DATI, STATISTICHE E CONSIGLI A VINCERE IL FANTACALCIO! https://app.fantalgoritmo.it/ref/radiorossoneraL'eroe del derby è Matteo Gabbia, un ragazzo che fino all'anno scorso era esiliato in Spagna mentre adesso è in odore di Nazionale e i tifosi lo vorrebbero capitano del Milan.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/radio-rossonera--2355694/support.

V tem delu Aleš in Sašo spet izvesta štiri nove stvari! Katere? … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

In this episode, we provide an exclusive sneak-peak of the upcoming National Association of Royalty Owners (NARO) convention in Houston from October 16-19, 2024 where you'll get the chance to meet Matt and network with other like-minded mineral & royalty owners. This annual event offers mineral and royalty owners a unique opportunity to network, learn from industry experts, and stay updated on the latest trends and issues affecting their interests. The convention features a mix of educational sessions, covering topics from basic mineral ownership to advanced industry trends, as well as opportunities for professional certifications and valuable networking. Links to the special discount codes and to register for the event can be found in the show notes at mineralrightspodcast.com.

On today's lovely little ep, we're joined by cartoonist and science communicator Maki Naro (ig: @makinarocomics) for a chat about making comics, dippin' sauces, Ames Lettering Guides, artist pet peeves, Everquest, Chibi Godzilla, getting back into art after a hiatus, and more! Check out our Patreon and support the show at patreon.com/leightonnight! Follow us on Twitter at @leightonnight and on Instagram/TikTok at @leighton_night. You can find Brian on Twitter/Instagram at @bwecht, and Leighton at @graylish (Twitter)/@buttchamps (Instagram).

This week, Ari and Naro talk to Blak Ryno via Facetime, and he clears the air on his feelings towards Shawn Storm and Vybz Kartel. They then talk Vybz Kartel 'Freedom Street' prices, his fiancée Sidem being upset with "groupies" in Panama, a decrease in releases in dancehall/reggae in August, and more Buss Di Utes songs of the week: Ari: Wappy - Trailerload: https://bit.ly/4cVvj7x Naro: Blaize Shell Shell - Too Late: https://bit.ly/3AXva6w

Paul Becker ist aus der deutschen FinTech-Szene nicht mehr wegzudenken. Nach der erfolgreichen Gründung von LIQID closed er mit seiner aktuellen Firma, re:cap, erfolgreich die Series A Runde in Höhe von 13,5M EUR. Die Episode wird von Naro Gründer Chris Püllen moderiert, um etwas tiefer in Fintech & Company Building einzusteigen. Paul spricht über seine Philosophie beim Company Building und der strategischen Produkt-Sequenzierung. Es geht also darum dein Produkt von MVP und Prototyp zur Marktreife zu bringen und dabei komplexe Zusammenhänge zu durchdenken. Zudem diskutieren Chris Püllen (Co-Host) und Paul die Besonderheiten im FinTech-Kontext und Paul teilt seine größten Learnings als Seriengründer. Chris Püllen:Chris hat bereits bei der Episode mit Miriam Wohlfarth die Rolle des Co-Hosts eingenommen, in der es etwas mehr um Embedded-Products ging, sowie selbst erzählt, wie er mit Naro eine 2,7M Pre-Seed Runde aufgenommen und geplant hat.Nachdem er zu den aufstrebendsten Gründern in DACH gehört, sowie fleißiger Hörer von Unicorn Bakery ist, freuen wir uns umso mehr, ihm heute die alleinige Rolle als Co-Host zu geben.Was du lernst:Pauls Company Building Philosophie Besonderheiten der FinTech-Branche Strategien für Produktsequenzierung Einblicke in Pauls persönliche Erfahrungen als SerienunternehmerWeiterführende Links:ALLES ZU UNICORN BAKERY: https://zez.am/unicornbakeryPaul Becker & Chris Püllen findest du hier:re:cap: https://www.re-cap.com/de Paul: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulbckr/Chris: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisnaro/ naro: https://www.naroiq.com/ Unicorn Bakery WhatsApp Broadcast: Hier erfährst du alles, was du als Gründer wissen musst: https://drp.li/jrq5SUnser WhatsApp Broadcast hält dich mit Einblicken in die Szene, News und Top-Inhalten auf dem Laufenden.Kapitel:(00:00:00) Die Series A von re:cap (00:08:15) Fundraising für FinTechs (00:14:30) Produktfindung & Prototyping als FinTech (00:27:31) Company Building Strategien für FinTech-Startups (00:31:18) Hypothesen-Testing (00:43:16) GTM-Strategie von re:cap (00:50:57) Disziplinierte Produktsequenzierung (01:09:41) Zukunft von re:cap & Key Learnings eines Seriengründers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

V tem delu Aleš in Sašo izvesta še štiri nove stvari! Katere? … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

Kot grande finale njegovega drugega gostovanja v tem podkastu je kantavtor in komični glasbenik Robert Petan, naša fanta vprašal: “Kdo ali kaj je Foh?!?!?!?” … Klikneš, poslušaš, izveš! Ti je podkast všeč? Lahko ga podpreš tukaj

W 1997 Ania Kembrowska i Robert Odżga wyruszają na szlak w Parku Narodowym Gór Stołowych. Celem jest obóz studencki w okolicach Narożnika. Nigdy tam jednak nie docierają. https://www.bookbeat.pl/herring?utm_source=spotify&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=PL-olga-herring-action-20308&utm_content=textlink-spot-epi-description-60d&utm_term=deal3 Partnerem dzisiejszego odcinka jest aplikacja do słuchania audiobooków i czytania e-booków BookBeat. Teraz z kodem HERRING czeka Cię oferta specjalna - 40 godzin darmowego słuchania do wykorzystania przez 60 dni! Oferta jest ważna do końca czerwca 2024!

My guest in. this episode is Matt Sands. Matt is an engineer with over 24 years of oil & gas industry experience. He was previously employed with Shell Exploration & Production Company and served in various engineering, planning, and leadership roles.  Matt owns Silverheels Investments LLC, a mineral rights and royalty interest consulting and investment company. He is currently the President of the National Association of Royalty Owners (NARO), Immediate Past President of the Rocky Mountain Chapter of NARO, and is a Certified Mineral Manager (CMM). Matt graduated from the Colorado School of Mines with a BS in Engineering with a Mechanical Specialty and a Minor in Public Affairs. When not helping other mineral owners, he enjoys spending time with his family in the Colorado outdoors cycling, camping, fishing, skiing, and golfing. Interview Links: Mineral Rights Podcast https://mineralrightspodcast.com/ Free Report: https://mineralrightspodcast.com/cashflow Course: https://mineralrights.teachable.com/courses/mineral-rights-basics?affcode=1232686_7sgrpxpl Subscribe To Our Weekly Newsletter: The Wealth Dojo: https://subscribe.wealthdojo.ai/ Download all the Niches Trilogy Books: The 21 Best Cashflow Niches Digital: ⁠⁠https://www.cashflowninjaprograms.com/the-21-best-cashflow-niches-book⁠⁠ Audio: ⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/21-best-cashflow-niches⁠ The 21 Most Unique Cashflow Niches Digital: ⁠⁠https://www.cashflowninjaprograms.com/the-21-most-unique-cashflow-niches⁠⁠ Audio: ⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/21-most-unique-niches⁠ The 21 Best Cash Growth Niches Digital: ⁠https://www.cashflowninjaprograms.com/the-21-best-cash-growth-niches⁠⁠ Audio: ⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/21-cash-growth-niches Listen To Cashflow Ninja Podcasts: Cashflow Ninja ⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cashflowninja⁠ Cashflow Investing Secrets ⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cashflowinvestingsecrets⁠ Cashflow Ninja Banking ⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cashflow-ninja-banking⁠ Connect With Us: Website: http://cashflowninja.com Podcast: http://cashflowinvestingsecrets.com Podcast: http://cashflowninjabanking.com Substack: https://mclaubscher.substack.com/ Amazon Author's page: https://www.amazon.com/author/mclaubscher Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cashflowninja/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/mclaubscher Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecashflowninja/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cashflowninja Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mclaubscher/ Gab: https://gab.com/cashflowninja Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/c/Cashflowninja Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-329875 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cashflowninja/message

This week, the crew gives their takes on Drake vs Kendrick Lamar, Buju Banton getting back his US visa and Indians landing in JA. Ari and Naro also share of their time at Diner En Blanc 2024. Buss Di Utes songs of the week: Ari: Dimej - A Lot on Her Mind: https://bit.ly/4bagLAR Javi: Twan Tee X Konchuz - Here We Go Again: https://bit.ly/3QGoWNn Naro: Barbie J- Prettiest: https://bit.ly/4b9yU1Z

This week, Queen of 'TikTok' Beauty Bling joins in and talks Derrick Morgan, World Dawg, Ivany, Swiiss Lee and all things trending. ZJ Sparks later joins in and talks JA Carnival 2024, Kai Cenat, soca, Blak Ryno and more! Buss Di Utes songs of the week: ZJ Sparks: Jeverson - Right Now: https://bit.ly/3PWuTFm Ari: Drivv - Side Link: https://bit.ly/4auQYmQ Javi: Malie Donn, Javo Donn - Limelight: https://bit.ly/4aT2EPS Naro: Big12welve - Kraff We: https://bit.ly/3Ufx4Gz