Podcasts about Nava

El Congreso de Sinaloa aprueba con 31 votos a favor el nombramiento de Graciela Domínguez Nava como gobernadora interina, en sustitución de Rubén Rocha Moya, cargo que ocupará hasta octubre de 2027. Por otro lado, autoridades de Mexicali refuerzan la seguridad y los patrullajes en la capital tras la alerta y el cierre preventivo de oficinas del gobierno de Estados Unidos en la entidad. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

En vivo desde Diablopolis... Cuenten alguna travesura en “Perdoname mamá”…. “El rincón de los hombres maltratados y Chismecito de LCDLF con el Borrego Nava

UX portfolio websites eat up months, sometimes years, of time that could be spent applying, and Sarah argues you don't need one at all. This is week two of a five part series on UX portfolio myths, and this episode takes on one of the most repeated pieces of advice in the industry, that your portfolio has to be a website.Sarah's counter is a portfolio presentation instead. It's free, doesn't require learning new software, takes weeks instead of months, and can be duplicated and tailored for each specific role in under an hour. She walks through a full comparison of time, cost, customization, and what she calls interview readiness, the idea that a presentation portfolio doubles as the exact thing you'll need to present in interviews anyway, so you're never scrambling to build something new once you land one.She backs this up with two hiring manager perspectives. Patrick Neeman, Director of UX and AI Experiences at Workday, told her he prefers presentations because that's the format his own team works in day to day. Steph McDonald, a lead recruiter at HubSpot focused on hiring UX designers, said presentations are completely fine as long as the craft level is polished. Sarah also shares Marcus's story, who got hired as a Lead Product Designer at NAVA after building his portfolio as a presentation instead of a website.If you've been stuck for months trying to wrangle a website builder instead of actually working on your portfolio content, this episode is a direct permission slip to stop, and a breakdown of exactly what to do instead.Topics Discussed✅ Why a portfolio website can actually hurt your first impression with recruiters and hiring managers instead of helping it✅ The alternative Sarah recommends instead of a website, and why it takes weeks instead of months to finish✅ A full breakdown of time, cost, customization, and interview readiness for a website versus a presentation✅ What Patrick Neeman, Director of UX and AI Experiences at Workday, said he actually prefers to see in a portfolio✅ What Steph McDonald, a lead recruiter at HubSpot, said about presentation portfolios and craft level✅ How Marcus got hired as a Lead Product Designer at NAVA using a portfolio presentation instead of a website✅ Why "link to portfolio" on a job application doesn't actually mean your portfolio has to be a website✅ The exact question to ask anyone who insists you need a portfolio website, and why most people can't answer itLinks & Resources

This interview with Professor Amihai Mazar was conducted by Željko Stanojević for the New Books Network. The conversation focuses on Tel Reḥov: A Bronze and Iron Age City in the Beth-Shean Valley, especially Volume V, where the report turns from architecture and pottery to smaller objects and scientific evidence that help reconstruct life at the site. Amihai Mazar is a leading archaeologist of ancient Israel. His research examines the Bronze and Iron Ages, archaeology and biblical history, ancient Near Eastern art and architecture, and historical geography. Tel Reḥov is especially important because it offers a rich archaeological sequence from the Beth-Shean Valley and evidence for the social, economic, and environmental history of northern Israel. Volume V is particularly revealing because it asks what can be learned from material that might appear secondary beside monumental architecture. Its first part examines clay, bone, stone and gypsum vessels; grinding stones and other stone implements; metal objects and metallurgical evidence; beads; objects connected with textile production; scale weights; and lithics. Together, these finds illuminate household work, craft activity, exchange, measurement, and technology. The volume also analyzes the spatial distribution of finds in a distinctive group of ninth-century BCE buildings in Area C. Archaeology is also about understanding where objects were found and how groups of finds functioned together. Distribution patterns can help reconstruct activities within buildings and suggest how work, storage, production, and daily routines were organized. It also includes Assyrian-period burials and later Islamic-period material, showing the site's long history. The second part of Volume V brings natural-science methods directly into the archaeological interpretation. Radiometric dating contributes to chronology. Studies of animal and fish remains, molluscs, and botanical material offer evidence for diet, agriculture, environment, trade, and the use of local and non-local resources. A soil-flotation project recovers small botanical remains that might otherwise disappear from the archaeological record. These studies show how modern archaeology depends on collaboration between excavators and natural-science specialists. One striking example is the paleomagnetic study of tilted walls in Area C, Stratum V. Instead of treating damaged architecture only as a descriptive feature, the researchers used physical evidence to investigate seismic destruction. This demonstrates a central strength of Volume V: interpretation is built by combining objects, context, chronology, biological remains, geology, and physical-science methods. Our discussion with Professor Mazar therefore uses Volume V to ask a larger question: how do small finds and scientific analyses change the historical picture created by excavation? The volume shows that understanding an ancient city requires more than identifying buildings or connecting archaeological horizons with historical narratives. It requires reconstructing technologies, food systems, craft production, movement of goods, environmental conditions, patterns of use within buildings, and the events that transformed them. Željko Stanojević is a host with the New Books Network and President of the Institute for Hebrew Language and Literature, Belgrade. He is also Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the European Hebrew Journal, an international Diamond Open Access journal supporting research in Hebrew, biblical, Jewish, linguistic, historical, and related studies. He also coordinates the European Hebrew Journal International Online Conference, New Discoveries and New Directions in Biblical, Hebrew, and Theological Studies. Authors of recent academic books are welcome to contact him regarding possible New Books Network interviews. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

This interview with Professor Amihai Mazar was conducted by Željko Stanojević for the New Books Network. The conversation focuses on Tel Reḥov: A Bronze and Iron Age City in the Beth-Shean Valley, especially Volume V, where the report turns from architecture and pottery to smaller objects and scientific evidence that help reconstruct life at the site. Amihai Mazar is a leading archaeologist of ancient Israel. His research examines the Bronze and Iron Ages, archaeology and biblical history, ancient Near Eastern art and architecture, and historical geography. Tel Reḥov is especially important because it offers a rich archaeological sequence from the Beth-Shean Valley and evidence for the social, economic, and environmental history of northern Israel. Volume V is particularly revealing because it asks what can be learned from material that might appear secondary beside monumental architecture. Its first part examines clay, bone, stone and gypsum vessels; grinding stones and other stone implements; metal objects and metallurgical evidence; beads; objects connected with textile production; scale weights; and lithics. Together, these finds illuminate household work, craft activity, exchange, measurement, and technology. The volume also analyzes the spatial distribution of finds in a distinctive group of ninth-century BCE buildings in Area C. Archaeology is also about understanding where objects were found and how groups of finds functioned together. Distribution patterns can help reconstruct activities within buildings and suggest how work, storage, production, and daily routines were organized. It also includes Assyrian-period burials and later Islamic-period material, showing the site's long history. The second part of Volume V brings natural-science methods directly into the archaeological interpretation. Radiometric dating contributes to chronology. Studies of animal and fish remains, molluscs, and botanical material offer evidence for diet, agriculture, environment, trade, and the use of local and non-local resources. A soil-flotation project recovers small botanical remains that might otherwise disappear from the archaeological record. These studies show how modern archaeology depends on collaboration between excavators and natural-science specialists. One striking example is the paleomagnetic study of tilted walls in Area C, Stratum V. Instead of treating damaged architecture only as a descriptive feature, the researchers used physical evidence to investigate seismic destruction. This demonstrates a central strength of Volume V: interpretation is built by combining objects, context, chronology, biological remains, geology, and physical-science methods. Our discussion with Professor Mazar therefore uses Volume V to ask a larger question: how do small finds and scientific analyses change the historical picture created by excavation? The volume shows that understanding an ancient city requires more than identifying buildings or connecting archaeological horizons with historical narratives. It requires reconstructing technologies, food systems, craft production, movement of goods, environmental conditions, patterns of use within buildings, and the events that transformed them. Željko Stanojević is a host with the New Books Network and President of the Institute for Hebrew Language and Literature, Belgrade. He is also Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the European Hebrew Journal, an international Diamond Open Access journal supporting research in Hebrew, biblical, Jewish, linguistic, historical, and related studies. He also coordinates the European Hebrew Journal International Online Conference, New Discoveries and New Directions in Biblical, Hebrew, and Theological Studies. Authors of recent academic books are welcome to contact him regarding possible New Books Network interviews. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/middle-eastern-studies

This interview with Professor Amihai Mazar was conducted by Željko Stanojević for the New Books Network. The conversation focuses on Tel Reḥov: A Bronze and Iron Age City in the Beth-Shean Valley, especially Volume V, where the report turns from architecture and pottery to smaller objects and scientific evidence that help reconstruct life at the site. Amihai Mazar is a leading archaeologist of ancient Israel. His research examines the Bronze and Iron Ages, archaeology and biblical history, ancient Near Eastern art and architecture, and historical geography. Tel Reḥov is especially important because it offers a rich archaeological sequence from the Beth-Shean Valley and evidence for the social, economic, and environmental history of northern Israel. Volume V is particularly revealing because it asks what can be learned from material that might appear secondary beside monumental architecture. Its first part examines clay, bone, stone and gypsum vessels; grinding stones and other stone implements; metal objects and metallurgical evidence; beads; objects connected with textile production; scale weights; and lithics. Together, these finds illuminate household work, craft activity, exchange, measurement, and technology. The volume also analyzes the spatial distribution of finds in a distinctive group of ninth-century BCE buildings in Area C. Archaeology is also about understanding where objects were found and how groups of finds functioned together. Distribution patterns can help reconstruct activities within buildings and suggest how work, storage, production, and daily routines were organized. It also includes Assyrian-period burials and later Islamic-period material, showing the site's long history. The second part of Volume V brings natural-science methods directly into the archaeological interpretation. Radiometric dating contributes to chronology. Studies of animal and fish remains, molluscs, and botanical material offer evidence for diet, agriculture, environment, trade, and the use of local and non-local resources. A soil-flotation project recovers small botanical remains that might otherwise disappear from the archaeological record. These studies show how modern archaeology depends on collaboration between excavators and natural-science specialists. One striking example is the paleomagnetic study of tilted walls in Area C, Stratum V. Instead of treating damaged architecture only as a descriptive feature, the researchers used physical evidence to investigate seismic destruction. This demonstrates a central strength of Volume V: interpretation is built by combining objects, context, chronology, biological remains, geology, and physical-science methods. Our discussion with Professor Mazar therefore uses Volume V to ask a larger question: how do small finds and scientific analyses change the historical picture created by excavation? The volume shows that understanding an ancient city requires more than identifying buildings or connecting archaeological horizons with historical narratives. It requires reconstructing technologies, food systems, craft production, movement of goods, environmental conditions, patterns of use within buildings, and the events that transformed them. Željko Stanojević is a host with the New Books Network and President of the Institute for Hebrew Language and Literature, Belgrade. He is also Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the European Hebrew Journal, an international Diamond Open Access journal supporting research in Hebrew, biblical, Jewish, linguistic, historical, and related studies. He also coordinates the European Hebrew Journal International Online Conference, New Discoveries and New Directions in Biblical, Hebrew, and Theological Studies. Authors of recent academic books are welcome to contact him regarding possible New Books Network interviews. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/archaeology

This interview with Professor Amihai Mazar was conducted by Željko Stanojević for the New Books Network. The conversation focuses on Tel Reḥov: A Bronze and Iron Age City in the Beth-Shean Valley, especially Volume V, where the report turns from architecture and pottery to smaller objects and scientific evidence that help reconstruct life at the site. Amihai Mazar is a leading archaeologist of ancient Israel. His research examines the Bronze and Iron Ages, archaeology and biblical history, ancient Near Eastern art and architecture, and historical geography. Tel Reḥov is especially important because it offers a rich archaeological sequence from the Beth-Shean Valley and evidence for the social, economic, and environmental history of northern Israel. Volume V is particularly revealing because it asks what can be learned from material that might appear secondary beside monumental architecture. Its first part examines clay, bone, stone and gypsum vessels; grinding stones and other stone implements; metal objects and metallurgical evidence; beads; objects connected with textile production; scale weights; and lithics. Together, these finds illuminate household work, craft activity, exchange, measurement, and technology. The volume also analyzes the spatial distribution of finds in a distinctive group of ninth-century BCE buildings in Area C. Archaeology is also about understanding where objects were found and how groups of finds functioned together. Distribution patterns can help reconstruct activities within buildings and suggest how work, storage, production, and daily routines were organized. It also includes Assyrian-period burials and later Islamic-period material, showing the site's long history. The second part of Volume V brings natural-science methods directly into the archaeological interpretation. Radiometric dating contributes to chronology. Studies of animal and fish remains, molluscs, and botanical material offer evidence for diet, agriculture, environment, trade, and the use of local and non-local resources. A soil-flotation project recovers small botanical remains that might otherwise disappear from the archaeological record. These studies show how modern archaeology depends on collaboration between excavators and natural-science specialists. One striking example is the paleomagnetic study of tilted walls in Area C, Stratum V. Instead of treating damaged architecture only as a descriptive feature, the researchers used physical evidence to investigate seismic destruction. This demonstrates a central strength of Volume V: interpretation is built by combining objects, context, chronology, biological remains, geology, and physical-science methods. Our discussion with Professor Mazar therefore uses Volume V to ask a larger question: how do small finds and scientific analyses change the historical picture created by excavation? The volume shows that understanding an ancient city requires more than identifying buildings or connecting archaeological horizons with historical narratives. It requires reconstructing technologies, food systems, craft production, movement of goods, environmental conditions, patterns of use within buildings, and the events that transformed them. Željko Stanojević is a host with the New Books Network and President of the Institute for Hebrew Language and Literature, Belgrade. He is also Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the European Hebrew Journal, an international Diamond Open Access journal supporting research in Hebrew, biblical, Jewish, linguistic, historical, and related studies. He also coordinates the European Hebrew Journal International Online Conference, New Discoveries and New Directions in Biblical, Hebrew, and Theological Studies. Authors of recent academic books are welcome to contact him regarding possible New Books Network interviews. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/architecture

This interview with Professor Amihai Mazar was conducted by Željko Stanojević for the New Books Network. The conversation focuses on Tel Reḥov: A Bronze and Iron Age City in the Beth-Shean Valley, especially Volume V, where the report turns from architecture and pottery to smaller objects and scientific evidence that help reconstruct life at the site. Amihai Mazar is a leading archaeologist of ancient Israel. His research examines the Bronze and Iron Ages, archaeology and biblical history, ancient Near Eastern art and architecture, and historical geography. Tel Reḥov is especially important because it offers a rich archaeological sequence from the Beth-Shean Valley and evidence for the social, economic, and environmental history of northern Israel. Volume V is particularly revealing because it asks what can be learned from material that might appear secondary beside monumental architecture. Its first part examines clay, bone, stone and gypsum vessels; grinding stones and other stone implements; metal objects and metallurgical evidence; beads; objects connected with textile production; scale weights; and lithics. Together, these finds illuminate household work, craft activity, exchange, measurement, and technology. The volume also analyzes the spatial distribution of finds in a distinctive group of ninth-century BCE buildings in Area C. Archaeology is also about understanding where objects were found and how groups of finds functioned together. Distribution patterns can help reconstruct activities within buildings and suggest how work, storage, production, and daily routines were organized. It also includes Assyrian-period burials and later Islamic-period material, showing the site's long history. The second part of Volume V brings natural-science methods directly into the archaeological interpretation. Radiometric dating contributes to chronology. Studies of animal and fish remains, molluscs, and botanical material offer evidence for diet, agriculture, environment, trade, and the use of local and non-local resources. A soil-flotation project recovers small botanical remains that might otherwise disappear from the archaeological record. These studies show how modern archaeology depends on collaboration between excavators and natural-science specialists. One striking example is the paleomagnetic study of tilted walls in Area C, Stratum V. Instead of treating damaged architecture only as a descriptive feature, the researchers used physical evidence to investigate seismic destruction. This demonstrates a central strength of Volume V: interpretation is built by combining objects, context, chronology, biological remains, geology, and physical-science methods. Our discussion with Professor Mazar therefore uses Volume V to ask a larger question: how do small finds and scientific analyses change the historical picture created by excavation? The volume shows that understanding an ancient city requires more than identifying buildings or connecting archaeological horizons with historical narratives. It requires reconstructing technologies, food systems, craft production, movement of goods, environmental conditions, patterns of use within buildings, and the events that transformed them. Željko Stanojević is a host with the New Books Network and President of the Institute for Hebrew Language and Literature, Belgrade. He is also Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the European Hebrew Journal, an international Diamond Open Access journal supporting research in Hebrew, biblical, Jewish, linguistic, historical, and related studies. He also coordinates the European Hebrew Journal International Online Conference, New Discoveries and New Directions in Biblical, Hebrew, and Theological Studies. Authors of recent academic books are welcome to contact him regarding possible New Books Network interviews. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/israel-studies

This interview with Professor Amihai Mazar was conducted by Željko Stanojević for the New Books Network. The conversation focuses on Tel Reḥov: A Bronze and Iron Age City in the Beth-Shean Valley, especially Volume V, where the report turns from architecture and pottery to smaller objects and scientific evidence that help reconstruct life at the site. Amihai Mazar is a leading archaeologist of ancient Israel. His research examines the Bronze and Iron Ages, archaeology and biblical history, ancient Near Eastern art and architecture, and historical geography. Tel Reḥov is especially important because it offers a rich archaeological sequence from the Beth-Shean Valley and evidence for the social, economic, and environmental history of northern Israel. Volume V is particularly revealing because it asks what can be learned from material that might appear secondary beside monumental architecture. Its first part examines clay, bone, stone and gypsum vessels; grinding stones and other stone implements; metal objects and metallurgical evidence; beads; objects connected with textile production; scale weights; and lithics. Together, these finds illuminate household work, craft activity, exchange, measurement, and technology. The volume also analyzes the spatial distribution of finds in a distinctive group of ninth-century BCE buildings in Area C. Archaeology is also about understanding where objects were found and how groups of finds functioned together. Distribution patterns can help reconstruct activities within buildings and suggest how work, storage, production, and daily routines were organized. It also includes Assyrian-period burials and later Islamic-period material, showing the site's long history. The second part of Volume V brings natural-science methods directly into the archaeological interpretation. Radiometric dating contributes to chronology. Studies of animal and fish remains, molluscs, and botanical material offer evidence for diet, agriculture, environment, trade, and the use of local and non-local resources. A soil-flotation project recovers small botanical remains that might otherwise disappear from the archaeological record. These studies show how modern archaeology depends on collaboration between excavators and natural-science specialists. One striking example is the paleomagnetic study of tilted walls in Area C, Stratum V. Instead of treating damaged architecture only as a descriptive feature, the researchers used physical evidence to investigate seismic destruction. This demonstrates a central strength of Volume V: interpretation is built by combining objects, context, chronology, biological remains, geology, and physical-science methods. Our discussion with Professor Mazar therefore uses Volume V to ask a larger question: how do small finds and scientific analyses change the historical picture created by excavation? The volume shows that understanding an ancient city requires more than identifying buildings or connecting archaeological horizons with historical narratives. It requires reconstructing technologies, food systems, craft production, movement of goods, environmental conditions, patterns of use within buildings, and the events that transformed them. Željko Stanojević is a host with the New Books Network and President of the Institute for Hebrew Language and Literature, Belgrade. He is also Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the European Hebrew Journal, an international Diamond Open Access journal supporting research in Hebrew, biblical, Jewish, linguistic, historical, and related studies. He also coordinates the European Hebrew Journal International Online Conference, New Discoveries and New Directions in Biblical, Hebrew, and Theological Studies. Authors of recent academic books are welcome to contact him regarding possible New Books Network interviews. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/geography

This interview with Professor Amihai Mazar was conducted by Željko Stanojević for the New Books Network. The conversation focuses on Tel Reḥov: A Bronze and Iron Age City in the Beth-Shean Valley, especially Volume V, where the report turns from architecture and pottery to smaller objects and scientific evidence that help reconstruct life at the site. Amihai Mazar is a leading archaeologist of ancient Israel. His research examines the Bronze and Iron Ages, archaeology and biblical history, ancient Near Eastern art and architecture, and historical geography. Tel Reḥov is especially important because it offers a rich archaeological sequence from the Beth-Shean Valley and evidence for the social, economic, and environmental history of northern Israel. Volume V is particularly revealing because it asks what can be learned from material that might appear secondary beside monumental architecture. Its first part examines clay, bone, stone and gypsum vessels; grinding stones and other stone implements; metal objects and metallurgical evidence; beads; objects connected with textile production; scale weights; and lithics. Together, these finds illuminate household work, craft activity, exchange, measurement, and technology. The volume also analyzes the spatial distribution of finds in a distinctive group of ninth-century BCE buildings in Area C. Archaeology is also about understanding where objects were found and how groups of finds functioned together. Distribution patterns can help reconstruct activities within buildings and suggest how work, storage, production, and daily routines were organized. It also includes Assyrian-period burials and later Islamic-period material, showing the site's long history. The second part of Volume V brings natural-science methods directly into the archaeological interpretation. Radiometric dating contributes to chronology. Studies of animal and fish remains, molluscs, and botanical material offer evidence for diet, agriculture, environment, trade, and the use of local and non-local resources. A soil-flotation project recovers small botanical remains that might otherwise disappear from the archaeological record. These studies show how modern archaeology depends on collaboration between excavators and natural-science specialists. One striking example is the paleomagnetic study of tilted walls in Area C, Stratum V. Instead of treating damaged architecture only as a descriptive feature, the researchers used physical evidence to investigate seismic destruction. This demonstrates a central strength of Volume V: interpretation is built by combining objects, context, chronology, biological remains, geology, and physical-science methods. Our discussion with Professor Mazar therefore uses Volume V to ask a larger question: how do small finds and scientific analyses change the historical picture created by excavation? The volume shows that understanding an ancient city requires more than identifying buildings or connecting archaeological horizons with historical narratives. It requires reconstructing technologies, food systems, craft production, movement of goods, environmental conditions, patterns of use within buildings, and the events that transformed them. Željko Stanojević is a host with the New Books Network and President of the Institute for Hebrew Language and Literature, Belgrade. He is also Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the European Hebrew Journal, an international Diamond Open Access journal supporting research in Hebrew, biblical, Jewish, linguistic, historical, and related studies. He also coordinates the European Hebrew Journal International Online Conference, New Discoveries and New Directions in Biblical, Hebrew, and Theological Studies. Authors of recent academic books are welcome to contact him regarding possible New Books Network interviews. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Habla sobre la petición de la Mancomunidad Río Eresma para hacer un uso responsable del agua.

„Je to jako film Na Hromnice o den více, dvanáct let se opakuje neustále to samé. Neustále přemýšlíme o tom, co nabídnout Rusku, jen aby přestalo válčit,“ komentuje v pořadu Jak to vidí… ukrajinistka Lenka Víchová. Je Severoatlantická aliance připravená jen na minulé války, jak naznačil generál Valerij Zalužnyj? Jak je na tom aktuálně s oblibou u občanů Volodymyr Zelenskyj? A může uspět v příštích prezidentských volbách?Všechny díly podcastu Jak to vidí... můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

„Je to jako film Na Hromnice o den více, dvanáct let se opakuje neustále to samé. Neustále přemýšlíme o tom, co nabídnout Rusku, jen aby přestalo válčit,“ komentuje v pořadu Jak to vidí… ukrajinistka Lenka Víchová. Je Severoatlantická aliance připravená jen na minulé války, jak naznačil generál Valerij Zalužnyj? Jak je na tom aktuálně s oblibou u občanů Volodymyr Zelenskyj? A může uspět v příštích prezidentských volbách?

Nos enlazamos a Santiago con Nacha Nava para hablar de "Lo que te digo", quinto sencillo de su próximo álbum "Encuentro Onírico". Nacha nos cuenta cómo este proyecto marca su regreso a la música popular, cómo sus canciones nacen de sueños y honestidad, y los desafíos de ser artista independiente. Una charla sobre resiliencia, tiempo y la búsqueda de un sonido propio.https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/track/79IXbAsOpUSMPUzmgJowVehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Dd1waLeEuAhttps://www.instagram.com/nachanavaoficial/https://www.facebook.com/nachanavaoficial?_rdc=1&_rdr#https://x.com/Nacha_Nava

"RBN Cafe" con Giulia Borletto. Ospite: Matteo Nava (Gazzetta dello Sport)

"RBN Cafe" con Giulia Borletto. Ospite: Matteo Nava (Gazzetta dello Sport)

Robert Nava joins Heart of The East End Gianna Volpe on WLIW-FM ahead of the “Brunch With Bob” interview event with Bob Colacello at 11 a.m. on Aug. 3 at Peter Marine Art Foundation where Nava's work is being exhibited through October 3.Listen to the “Dark” playlist on Apple Music

En vivo desde Diablopolis… El resumen deportivo con Diana Mac…. El Tlacuache Místico con Victor Tarot… “Historias De Un Taxi”… Chismecito LCDLF con el Borrego Nava.

Strong businesses are built by strong teams, and strong teams are built by leaders who earn trust every single day.In our latest episode of Founders Only, Mel Nava of Zendease shares valuable lessons on leadership, personal growth, and building a culture where people remain committed even during the toughest moments. Discover why resilience, accountability, and continuous self-improvement are just as important as strategy when creating a business that lasts.00:00:00 – Why founders need to give themselves grace to grow00:01:38 – Mel Nava returns to Founders Only for her third appearance00:03:20 – Revisiting the challenges and heartbreak of 202300:06:38 – Surviving rock bottom with honesty, grit, and teamwork00:09:28 – Pivoting the business and adapting to a changing startup landscape00:11:54 – Leading a team through crisis and prioritizing survival00:14:44 – The family and investors who helped Mel keep going00:19:26 – How hardship transformed Mel into a stronger founder00:20:55 – Self-awareness, forgiveness, and redefining leadership00:24:15 – Staying mission-driven through global disruptions and uncertainty00:29:34 – How ZendEase expanded from the Philippines to Southeast Asia00:31:29 – Why Mel went all in on Indonesia and Vietnam00:34:24 – Building an international company despite limited resources00:39:35 – Comparing export opportunities across Southeast Asia00:46:06 – Finding product-market fit through customer feedback00:50:23 – Leading multicultural teams across three countries00:57:50 – Evaluating markets before expanding internationally01:02:01 – Recognizing when the business moved beyond survival mode01:07:26 – Reflecting on ten years of entrepreneurship01:17:12 – What Mel would do differently if she started over01:19:04 – What's next for ZendEase and Mel NavaThe conversations happening on Founders Only are the ones every entrepreneur needs to hear. Don't be the last to know. Watch the full episode on YouTube. ⏭️Follow now and never miss an episode.

Tenhle díl Generačního konfliktu je vysloveně letní. Rozebíráme trendy, které jedou v generaci Z. A boomery asi nejvíce zaujmou dva. Prvním je takzvaný slow dating, tedy zpomalení v hledání partnera. Neřekli byste, v jakém fofru střídají dnešní mladí schůzky s různými lidmi, než jim to klapne. Vlastně se ani nelze divit, že jsou z toho utahaní. Dalším „trendem“, který se může jevit starším jako bizarní je úzkost z benzinových pump. Když jsme si ale vyjasnili, o co jde, tak bylo nutné přiznat, že některé prvky se mohou týkat i starší generace. A důležité sdělení: Generační konflikt bude mít pauzu do konce prázdnin. Díky za pochopení!

Onemocnění štítné žlázy patří mezi nejčastější chronická onemocnění a postihují miliony lidí po celém světě. Mnohá z nich mají autoimunitní podklad a mohou ovlivňovat celou řadu funkcí v organismu – od metabolismu přes kardiovaskulární systém až po plodnost. Jaké jsou jejich příznaky? Kdy bychom měli zpozornět? A dá se s tím něco dělat? Pozvání do studia přijala MUDr. Terézia Havrdová z Kliniky diabetologie IKEM.

In this podcast series we would like to give you that sense or feeling of having previously experienced something that really has been encountered before with MuNcast DJ's. Here we go! DejaVu with Olaf Nava Enjoy❤️ Follow & Support: Contact: olafnavadj@gmail.com Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/olafnava YouTube Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBeHv0Wtu5I&t=256s Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3McJv7wifbzgcAQtEy28zu First Olaf Nava Mix For MUSICUNEED: https://soundcloud.com/musicuneednetwork/172-olaf-nava Tracklist: 1. Kiaro (AM) - Carin (Intro Mix)                          2. Anush_D-Mice - Depth 09 (Original Mix)    3. Brann (AR) - The Morning After.                    4. Santiago Rossi - Memories                               5. Josanu & Mari MaLe - Feel Your Life (Extended Mix) 6. Rentier - Evo (Extended Mix) 7. Morttagua & Gaby Endo - Urania (Danito & Athina Remix) 8. Erich LH & Noise Generation - Reflection (Extended Mix) 9. Plafnik - Flowstate 10. Ellroy - Elastic Drive (Original Mix) 11. Kevin Manning - Power Up (Original Mix) 12. Felipe Garcia (UY)_Luciano Pelliza - A Part Of Life (Original Mix) 13. Carlos A - Rand (Original Mix)

Even though I'm relatively new to calling the sport of soccer/futbol, there were certain things in this match that were easy to pick out.

Chapter 1: The Four-Year Pivot & Automation (00:01 – 03:43) A realistic assessment of the modern voiceover landscape. The conversation breaks down why doubling down on specific performance sectors combats the rise of generative AI, and shatters the panic surrounding long-form narration. Chapter 2: The IVR Evolution & NAVA (03:44 – 06:58) An analysis of the sectors most impacted by digital cloning, particularly telephony and IVR. The chapter covers historical warnings regarding voice data and introduces the operational growth of NAVA. Chapter 3: Corporate Blueprints & Intuition (06:59 – 11:24) A look into how a corporate career in insurance claims adjusting hands entrepreneurs the ultimate blueprint for business autonomy and time tracking. The discussion covers handling conflicting advice from industry mentors. Chapter 4: The LinkedIn Relationship Engine (11:25 – 14:49) The exact steps required to transform a standard profile into an organic, inbound lead-generation machine without spending money on premium platform upgrades. Chapter 5: Unconferences and Content Longevity (14:50 – 18:20) A breakdown of how simple, de-mystified business structures resonate best with creatives, featuring a look into long-term product modernization and content upkeep. Chapter 6: Paywalls & Parallel Accountability (18:21 – 28:04) Tactical advice on how to maintain dominant search functionality even as features get locked behind corporate paywalls, alongside a unique virtual co-working strategy that crushes procrastination. Chapter 7: Outsourcing & Dropping the Stress (28:05 – End) How to maintain tight creative control over a brand while strategically outsourcing administrative labor. The episode wraps with a reality check on social media posting schedules and child voice talent safeguards. Top 10 Boss Takeaways Human nuance remains un-clonable: Synthetic models cannot replicate the organic emotional transitions that define elite commercial performance. Continuous education is structural protection: Entrepreneurs must treat business development and tech training as non-negotiable daily habits. Run your business on intuition: Rely on common sense rather than chasing low-cost, race-to-the-bottom marketplace trends. Treat networking profiles like a mini-website: A professional profile must operate as a sleek landing page complete with clear social proof. Master the three pillars of direct outreach: High-converting marketing relies on a streamlined sequence: Optimize, Connect, and Message. Leverage parallel co-working sessions: Bypass administrative procrastination by setting up parallel focus blocks with an accountability partner. Retain vision when outsourcing: Scaling a business requires delegation, but the owner must always retain absolute control over the brand's trajectory. Give yourself permission to breathe: Focus entirely on the substance of marketing rather than the arbitrary frequency of a social media posting schedule. Audit service agreements closely: Talent must actively protect their biological voiceprints by ensuring explicit protective clauses are embedded into every contract. Hold corporate standards for child talent: Treat child performances as a legitimate business by enforcing standard industry rates and following official best practices.  

On this episode, we chat with author Yejin Suh to talk about her debut novel The Last Soldier of Nava, a Korean-inspired fantasy novel following a girl named Shadow, a former peerless soldier who awakens after a thousand years of slumber, who struggles to retain her freedom under a new identity, even as she is dragged back to her immortal father's court by his new protege (whom she also feels an attraction to).Follow Yejin on Instagram at @yejinsuhh and check out her debut novel The Last Soldier of Nava available now on the Books & Boba bookshop!Books & Boba is a podcast dedicated to reading and featuring books by Asian and Asian American authorsSupport the Books & Boba Podcast by:Joining our Patreon to receive exclusive perksPurchasing books at our bookshopRocking our Books & Boba merchFollow our hosts:Reera Yoo (@reeraboo)Marvin Yueh (@marvinyueh)Follow us:InstagramTwitterGoodreadsFacebookThe Books & Boba July 2026 pick is Sunshine Nails by Mai NguyenThis podcast is part of Potluck: An Asian American Podcast Collective

This ended up being a pretty good contest for the first ever soccer coverage on "Hopeless Sports Guy." Thank you to Alec for taking the lead, and if we end up covering a few more games, I may end up calling part of the game too! This was a good experience.

Myslíte si, že práce na festivalu ve Varech je hlavně o večírcích a červeném koberci? Nový díl podcastu Kavky vás vyvede z omylu a ukáže realitu, která je spíš o rychlém tempu, precizním plánování a občas i krizovém managementu.Moderátorky Jana Peroutková a Kateřina Pantovič pro vás otevřou dveře do zákulisí festivalového vysílání České televize.Zatímco Jana sledovala dění u hotelu Thermal, Kateřina prozkoumala tradiční televizní základnu v Domě ČT. Vyzpovídala hlavního produkčního a dramaturgyni programu, kteří mají na starosti celý tento prostor, kde běží celodenní programy pro malé i velké návštěvníky a kde se neustále střídají filmové delegace. Zjistíte, jak náročné je udržet harmonogram v chodu, když se plány můžou měnit každou minutu.A protože k festivalu dnes neodmyslitelně patří i online svět, vyzpovídaly také tvůrce sociálních sítí. Zjišťovaly, jaké to je tvořit bleskový obsah přímo v terénu, jak se liší videa pro různé generace diváků či třeba to, kolik kilo techniky s sebou nosí. 

Podnikatelia investujú tisíce eur do marketingu, obchodu či technológií. No pritom často prehliadajú to, čo ovplyvňuje každé jedno ich rozhodnutie – vlastnú energiu. Pavol Lošonský, bývalý profesionálny basketbalista a performance coach, vysvetľuje, prečo výkon nezačína stratégiou, ale telom. Hovorí o tom, ako spánok, pohyb či každodenné návyky ovplyvňujú kvalitu rozhodnutí, odolnosť voči stresu aj dlhodobý rast firmy. Moderátor Tomáš Török je spoluzakladateľ firmy BizBuilders, kde s tímom skúsených ľudí z marketingu tvorí biznis-marketingové stratégie vychádzajúc z dát a trendov, orientované na ambíciu, konkrétne ciele a výsledky.

Nava will ihrer Mutter etwas zurückgeben. Doch deren Traum von einer Hauptrolle wird auch für Nava zur Bewährungsprobe. Von Nava Ebrahimi www.deutschlandfunk.de, Feature

Nava will ihrer Mutter etwas zurückgeben. Doch deren Traum von einer Hauptrolle wird auch für Nava zur Bewährungsprobe. Von Nava Ebrahimi www.deutschlandfunk.de, Feature

[Original air date: November 29, 2022] Conan O'Brien steals the show this week, helping Penn regain control from the normies (Sophie & Nava). He also reminisces about his disastrous first school play and reveals his Gossip Girl standom. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host: právník a psycholog Ladislav Koubek. Dotazy posílejte na adresu: dvojka@rozhlas.cz. Moderuje Tereza Stýblová.Všechny díly podcastu Káva o čtvrté můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

El episodio 4 de Cape Fear nos deja algunas de las revelaciones más importantes de la temporada hasta el momento. Descubrimos el traumático pasado de Tom, la verdad sobre la muerte de su hermano, nuevas pistas sobre Nava y una teoría que podría cambiar por completo nuestra visión de Max Cady. En este análisis con spoilers repasamos todo lo ocurrido en el capítulo: el inquietante personaje interpretado por Juliette Lewis, el sorprendente beso entre Anna y Max, la investigación sobre Naevah, el deterioro emocional de Zach y las señales que apuntan a que la familia podría estar siendo manipulada desde varios frentes al mismo tiempo. Además, analizamos las principales teorías del episodio: ¿es Nava realmente hija de Max Cady? ¿Qué relación existe entre Anna y Max desde hace 17 años? ¿Está Zach repitiendo el mismo camino que siguió el hermano de Tom? ¿Y quién es realmente la misteriosa mujer que continúa vigilando a Anna? Únete a nuestro canal y apoya a FUERA DE SERIES: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFNyyACx7XbgZ4-S4jzNnGQ/join Únete a nuestro chat de telegram en el que miles de personas hablamos cada día de series: - Telegram – Grupo de debate: https://telegram.me/fueradeseries - Telegram – Canal de noticias: https://t.me/noticiasfds Síguenos en nuestras plataformas y podcast sobre series: - Apple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/es/podcast/fuera-de-series/id288039262 - Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3RTDss6AAGjSNozVOhDNzX?si=700febbf305144b7&nd=1 - iVoox - https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-fuera-series_sq_f12063_1.html Redes Sociales - Twitter: https://twitter.com/fueradeseries - Facebook: https://facebook.com/fueradeseries - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fueradeseries/ - Youtube: https://youtube.com/fueradeseries Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

CELÝ ROZHOVOR V DÉLCE 74 MIN. JEN NA ⁠HTTPS://HEROHERO.CO/CESTMIR⁠⁠⁠⁠ A ⁠HTTPS://FORENDORS.CZ/CESTMIR „Nemůžeš mít snadný a morální život. Dohromady to nejde,“ říká Daniel Stach v dalším rozhovoru z eventu Čestmír LIVE, který navazuje na debatu s Marthou Issovou a Markem Orko Váchou. Spolu s Danielou Brzobohatou mluví o veřejnoprávních médiích, odvaze říkat věci nahlas i o tom, proč podle nich Česká televize nemá být závislá na politicích. Stach říká, že silná veřejnoprávní média hájí proto, že mu to přijde správné a připomíná, že instituce nemá stát na jednom člověku: „Česká televize nemá být postavená na mně. Ta tady má být bez Dana.“ Brzobohatá přiznává, že ji roky ve veřejnoprávní televizi naučily opatrnosti. „Mně třeba dělá velký problém říct otevřeně svůj názor na veřejnosti,“ říká a dodává, že v sobě pořád cítí „autokorekci“ a potřebu pečlivě volit slova, aby se někoho nedotkla. Přesto se shodují, že veřejnoprávní televize má smysl bránit. Rozhovor je ale zároveň hravý a lidský: Stach zdraví publikum šimpanzí řečí, vysvětluje černé díry, mluví o vodním slalomu i o tom, proč ho odjakživa zajímalo „proč“. „Dělám vlastně jenom to samé pořád dál, jenom vysvětluju černé díry,“ říká. Do řeči přijdou i Zrádci, z nichž Stach podle svých slov neviděl ani jeden celý díl, ale jejich koncept zná. Do podobné hry by prý šel jen za podmínky, že nebude zrádce. Brzobohatá naopak popisuje, jak náročné pro ni ve Zrádcích bylo lhát, když viděla, že to ostatním ve hře ubližuje. „To mi dělalo vyloženě fyzicky zlé,“ říká. Zároveň ale přiznává, že jí Zrádci změnili život i tím, že díky nim potkala Čestmíra. K práci přitom přistupuje tvrdě: „Když musím, tak musím. Tečka.“ Divák podle něj nemá poznat únavu, špatnou náladu ani to, že za jedním dílem Hyde Parku Civilizace stojí stovky stran přípravy. Brzobohatá popisuje podobnou zkušenost z moderování, kdy jí bylo fyzicky zle, ale musela akci dokončit: „Posledních třicet minut jsem měla víceméně mžitky před očima a bojovala jsem sama se sebou.“ Přesto oba mluví i o radosti z práce. „Strašně bych přála všem lidem, aby měli takovou práci, která je nabíjí,“ říká Brzobohatá. Stach zase vysvětluje, že ho dlouhodobě nabíjí smysl a dopad toho, co dělá: když se díky pořadu propojí vědecké týmy, když učitelé pouštějí Hyde Park Civilizace ve školách nebo když někdo začne dělat vědu právě díky němu. A i když působí jako člověk, který zvládne mluvit o čemkoli kdykoli, doma podle svých slov skoro nemluví. „Myslím, že člověk má mluvit, jenom když má co říct,“ říká a dodává jedno ze svých kancelářských „mouder“: „Ticho je nejsilnější nástroj mluvy.“ Proč by Daniel Stach nechtěl být zrádcem ve Zrádcích? Může soukromý podcast za paywallem nahradit veřejnoprávní médium? A proč jsou podle něj ti největší lidé často nejvíc v pohodě? I to se dozvíte v rozhovoru.

Episode Chapter Summaries Chapter 1: The Cosmic Zipper — From Silicon Valley to Telltale Games (00:01 – 04:13) Anne introduces BAFTA award-winning actor Cissy Jones, listing her massive credits across the video game landscape. Cissy shares her unique origin story, starting not in theater, but in the fast-paced venture capital world of Silicon Valley. Despite an early childhood calling to act, she followed corporate expectations until a profound sense of unhappiness led her to a voiceover school. Cissy introduces her concept of the "cosmic zipper"—that beautiful alignment where life clicks together once you finally uncover your true purpose. Within two years of rigorous study, she booked her first massive multi-character rolepacket as Katya in Telltale Games' The Walking Dead. Chapter 2: The Ultimate Boss Move & The Impact of the Mic (04:14 – 07:47) Anne pauses to highlight an incredible tactical move from Cissy's early days: learning how to engineer audioaudio engineer sessions when she couldn't afford a class ticket, allowing her to stay in the casting room and absorb director feedback through osmosis. Cissy highlights her deep appreciation for characters like Lilith in Disney's The Owl House. She recounts emotional fan interactions at Comic-Cons, where parents and children shared how her character's arc helped them process their own queer or neurodivergent identities, reinforcing the true purpose of human storytelling. Chapter 3: Mastering Storytelling & Leaning Into Vulnerability (07:48 – 11:44) Anne asks Cissy what internal mechanics make a voice actor a master storyteller. Cissy credits her willingness to tap deeply into intense, unshielded human emotion on demand. She offers a crucial piece of advice for talent exploring the character and interactive space: when a script calls for real, raw emotion, do not paint over it with cartoony comedy. Voice actors must lean courageously into authentic psychological vulnerability while carefully managing their own mental well-being when a heavy scene leaves them emotionally drained. Chapter 4: The 3-Second Threat & The AI Wake-Up Call (11:45 – 17:31) The conversation turns to advocacy as Cissy recounts a terrifying experience during the 2021 COVID lockdown. Fans alerted her to AI voice clone platforms generating pornographic content using her vocal likeness from The Owl House. When she demanded a takedown, the platforms refused, citing a complete lack of protective voice laws. Cissy breaks down a jarring technological reality: in 2021, creating a believable vocal clone required roughly 10 hours of studio audio; today, it takes just 3 seconds. She highlights why NAVA is actively working with legislators to target security loopholes, citing an experiment where NAVA co-founder Karin Gilfrey successfully bypassed her personal bank security using an AI clone of her own voice. Chapter 5: Ethovox — Creating a Safe Haven Under Lock and Key (17:32 – 24:03) Drawing on her technical venture capital background, Cissy shares why she refused to sit idly by and instead launched her own ethical AI startup called Ethovox. Unlike predatory public marketplaces that ingest and trade off voice talent data, Ethovox operates as a highly secure, private repository. The company explicitly mandates full actor consent, works hand-in-hand with talent agencies to negotiate fair rates, and refuses to sell baseline training data. Cissy reveals a massive boss move: walking away from a lucrative seven-figure institutional funding offer because the investors admitted they did not care if voice actors survived. Chapter 6: The Fight in D.C. & How the VO Community Can Help (24:04 – End) Cissy praises NAVA's leadership—specifically Tim Friedlander, CKarin Gilfrey, and Matthew Parham—for their relentless, bipartisan legislative efforts in Washington, D.C., to pass protections such aspushes in Washington, D.C. to pass protections like the federal No Fakes Act. She stresses that while Washington politicians may not inherently care about actors, they care deeply about cybersecurity risks and digital identity theft affecting their voters. The episode wraps with an urgent call to action for the VO community to support NAVA through membership dues, alongside an invitation to participate in NAVA's annual Day of Play charity streaming event. Top 10 Boss Takeaways Watch for the "Cosmic Zipper": If you are forcing a career path and constantly meeting friction and exhaustion, step back. When you strike the path you were truly meant to walk, the doors lock into place effortlessly. Immerse yourself through service: If you cannot afford premium training starting out, find alternative ways to be in the room. Learn to engineer, edit, or assist so you can witness directing choices and build organic network connections. Storytelling demands real human impact: Vocal mechanics mean absolutely nothing if your performance isn't reaching past the microphone to touch, change, or validate the human experience of the listener. Don't hide behind a cartoon read: When a script asks for deep psychological weight or heavy sorrow, do not soften the blow with safe, performative humor. Stand confidently in your vulnerability. Acknowledge the 3-second reality: Vocal cloning technology requires as little as 3 seconds of pristine audio—meaning your outgoing cell phone voicemail clip is enough to compromise security systems or clone your identity. AI needs ethical boundaries: Innovation cannot be stopped, but it must be met with the three foundational pillars of advocacy: absolute Consent, fair Compensation, and structural Control over personal vocal assets. Protect your core data: Avoid voice AI platforms that treat your unique biological voiceprint as disposable ammunition to train broader, open-source language models. Reputation over revenue: True leaders know when to walk away. Cissy's rejection of a massive seven-figure check because investors devalued human talent is the ultimate blueprint for protecting your personal integrity over a quick paycheck. Bipartisan framing is key in advocacy: When pushing for systemic change or workplace protections, leave personal political ideologies outside the room. Speak directly to staffers about the universal dangers of digital kidnapping, fraud, and corporate IP theft. A rising tide lifts all boats: Success in this industry is never a zero-sum game. There is plenty of room for creative minds to flourish. Lift your peers up, guard each other's rights, and protect the human element.  

Every founder gets a version of the same advice: don't pick a fight with an entrenched industry. The incumbents have the relationships, the regulatory cover, the deep pockets - you'll bleed out trying.But some of the most interesting companies of the last decade were built ignoring that advice, winning over markets that were nearly impenetrable.In this episode, Yaniv Bernstein is joined by Brandon Weber - co-founder and CEO of Nava Benefits, a Series C-funded AI-powered health benefits brokerage. Before Nava, Brandon co-founded Hightower, a commercial real estate startup that merged with VTS and went on to run over half of all office buildings in the United States. Brandon has now done this twice in two completely different industries, and has developed a repeatable playbook for breaking into entrenched markets and using AI as a structural advantage.Yaniv and Brandon dig into what actually makes a market 'broken', why the entry point needs to be far narrower than most founders think, and how to build the conviction to keep going when a thousand people tell you it won't work. In this episode, you will:Understand the 'burning platform' signal - what makes a market 'broken', but worth spending a years breaking intoLearn why your entry point needs to be far narrower than feels comfortable, and how Brandon went from targeting 'the health insurance market' to 'employers with 50-500 employees who can't afford a dedicated benefits team'Hear why 'disrupting from within' is often smarter than disrupting head-on - and how Nava built a broker-shaped entity that the industry's immune system couldn't rejectDiscover how to design a human-AI system (what Brandon calls a 'cybernetic' service model) where agents handle 80-85% of the work and licensed professionals operate at the top of their licenseTimestamps00:00 Coming Up…00:45 On Today's Show: Brandon Weber on Fixing Broken Industries01:43 How To Spot Broken Markets03:59 Why Most Healthcare Startups Fail (Distribution)05:35 Lessons From Building Hightower and VTS08:41 How Do We Think Smaller? Finding the 'Narrow Wedge'10:57 What It Means To 'Disrupt From Within'16:53 Choosing the ICP18:35 The Innovator's Dilemma and Moving Upmarket22:57 Scaling with AI: A Business in Two Phases26:29 Service as a Software34:02 Attract and Hire Industry Insiders36:44 When to Acquire39:06 Closing AdviceResources mentioned in this episodeNava Benefits (Brandon's company): https://www.navabenefits.comGary Lo's previous TSP episode: https://youtu.be/jtMgd7Nv_HYThe Innovator's Dilemma by Clayton Christensen (framework discussed at length): https://www.amazon.com/Innovators-Dilemma-Revolutionary-Change-Business/dp/0062060244The PactHonor the Startup Podcast Pact! If you have listened to TSP and gotten value from it, please:Follow, rate, and review us in your listening appSecure your official TSP merchandise at https://shop.tsp.show/Follow us on YouTube for full-video episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@startup-podcastGive us a public shout-out on LinkedIn or anywhere you have a social media followingKey linksThis episode of the Startup Podcast is sponsored by .tech domains. Forget weird prefixes and creative misspellings; the availability for .tech domains is simply way better than .com. For a clean name that highlights your tech credentials, get a .tech domain at your favorite registrar.The Startup Podcast website: https://www.tsp.show/episodes/Learn more about Chris and YanivWork 1:1 with Chris: http://chrissaad.com/advisory/Follow Chris on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrissaad/Follow Yaniv on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ybernstein/Producer: Justin McArthur https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-mcarthurAssistant Producer: Steph Hefferan https://www.linkedin.com/in/steph-heff/Intro Voice: Jeremiah Owyang https://web-strategist.com/

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This month it's just the two of us – no guest, no apologies. We've got something new to share and we wanted to tell you about it ourselves.Be Seen, Be Heard – our new membership We've built a membership for working voice actors who want support on the business side of their career. Branding, websites, marketing, home studio, audio production – and the accountability to actually get it done.What's included:Weekly co-working callsMonthly coaching sessions with Rob and HelenAsk Us Anything sessions – at least six per year for membersFree access to all our webinars (usually £40 a ticket)Script read-throughs and direction with RobHome Studio Accreditation – brand new, never been done beforeDiscounted one-to-one sessionsMembers' forum and directoryStandard membership: £35/month. Join before 30th June and lock in a permanent Pioneer discount of £5/month for life.Find out everything at b-double-e.co.uk/be-seen-be-heardThursday 18th June 2026 – 5pm BST / 6pm CET / 12 noon EDT / 9am PDT90 minutes. Free. No obligation.Helen on business goal-setting and tracking – the stuff we all avoid, made manageableRob on commercial script read-throughs with live directionQ&A – come and grill usCan't make it live? The replay is available for 48 hours – and so is the special launch pricing.Register free here b-double-e.co.uk/be-seen-be-heardAlso mentionedFish Audio – a warning Voice actors' voices are being cloned and listed on Fish Audio without consent. If you think your voice might be on there, search "Fish Audio" and check. In the UK contact Shannon Sailing at Equity. In the USA contact NAVA.We WON Best Voiceover Service Provider at the One Voice Awards 2026 for the 4th time!Panic Room - talking about Focusrite interfaces and Normalisation.

Can We De-ICE the Desert? with Guests:Bennett Burke: Co-Founder of Matthew 25:34 who works with PRICE:Pima resists ICEYolanda Nava: Creator and Host of "Do You See What I See" on YouTubeGeorge Polisner: Founder of Civ.works

Les prénoms Chir et Nava by Rav David Touitou

Población - 211 habitantes | Reclamo - mucho vino, muchas bodegas y muchas viñas | Otras cosas típicas - su ubicación en plena Ribera de Duero, la iglesia del siglo XVI y la escasa contaminación lumínica para disfrutar de la noche de las Perseidas.

El premio de la semana en Pueblos especiales es para Miajadas. La localidad cacereña, famosa por su rotonda con un tomate enorme, se ha impuesto a La Garriga, Armuña y Nava de Roa y su embajador rural ha conseguido llevarse el kit de Cuerpos especiales. ¡No te pierdas su anécdota con Cristiano Ronaldo!

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Ya está en marcha el plan extraordinario de regularización migratoria aprobado por el Gobierno, que va a beneficiar a unas 500.000 personas que viven en nuestro país de forma irregular. Accem es una de las organizaciones sin ánimo de lucro que está ayudando a estas personas acceder a esta regularización y de ello hablamos con Judith García, responsable del eje jurídico de esta ONG. El artículo en El País titulado "La parrillera punk expulsada de Madrid por la gentrificación revoluciona su pueblo de 2.000 habitantes" lo protagoniza Anaí Meléndez, una vallisoletana que dejó la capital para montar Caín, un restaurante situado Nava del Rey. Como cada lunes, Antón Meana nos trae las mejores historias del deporte relacionadas con el tema de la noche.

[Original air date: July 12, 2022] Chace Crawford stops by and opens up about frosted tips, heartbreak, and being "okay" at football (this is disputed; we've heard he's quite good). He and Penn reminisce on their Gossip Girl days, while Sophie and Nava try to act casual.

¡Familia Paranormal! En este capítulo exploramos el oscuro mundo de los nahuales, seres capaces de abandonar su forma humana para adoptar apariencias animales. Serás testigo del análisis del Códice Florentino, los impactantes videos virales en el municipio de Nava, Coahuila, donde una figura encorvada fue grabada transformándose en mujer. Revisamos las cacerías colectivas en Soledad de Doblado y La Nueva Victoria, Veracruz, donde el miedo al fenómeno ha llevado a los pobladores a enfrentar entidades desconocidas con armas de fuego y garrotes. Acompáñanos a profundizar en el costo de este poder que conlleva pactos de sangre, pérdida de la identidad y el acecho constante de los skinwalkers en el suroeste de EE. UU.

When Nava Kavelin (host of Podcrushed) lost weight at 16, the shift in how the world treated her was immediate and jarring. She went from being invisible to having 10 boys aggressively pursuing her. She joins Nicole to unpack the complicated resentment of suddenly becoming "visible" to people who previously looked right through you.They get into why reciprocity is the bare minimum for a good relationship, the misery of dating someone long-term who won't commit, and how soap operas like Passions warped their brains into thinking it's okay to chase people who don't like you. Nava also shares the time she downplayed her Baha'i faith for a Southern Baptist boy who turned out to only be interested in converting her.Plus, the shocking research she uncovered at the UN about how media impacts girls of color - they are sexualized as young as 3 years old, and unchecked access to porn is normalizing violence for teenagers.Meanwhile, Nicole attempts to connect with the youths, and recounts the wild, slightly racist routine she saw at Criss Angel's Las Vegas show.Heads up: This episode contains spoilers to Netflix's You.Check out Nava's new book, Crushmore at simonandschuster.com/books/Crushmore/Penn-Badgley/9781668077993Watch this episode on our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@WhyWontYouDateMePodcastSupport this podcast and get discounts by checking out our sponsor:Squarespace: Head to squarespace.com/DATEME to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code DATEME.Follow:All Links: linktr.ee/whywontyoudatemeTour Dates: linktr.ee/nicolebyerwastakenYouTube: @WhyWontYouDateMePodcastTikTok: @whywontyoudatemepod Instagram: @nicolebyerX: @nicolebyerNicole's book, #VERYFAT #VERYBRAVE: indiebound.org/book/9781524850746This is a Headgum podcast. Follow Headgum on Twitter, Instagram, and Tiktok. Advertise on Why Won't You Date Me? via Gumball.fm.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.