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Filmhu
Sós Bálint Dániel és M. Deák Kristóf

Filmhu

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 21, 2025 73:05


A szülői felelősséggel járó érzelmi felfokozottságról, Hajdu Szabolcs univerzális arcáról, na meg a kisrealista történet fekete-fehér, stilizált, brutalista térben való bemutatásáról beszélgettünk a Minden Rendben rendezőjével és operatőrével. A berlini filmfesztiválon bemutatott inkubátoros film alkotói ösztönösen kanyarodtak a kísérletező formanyelv felé, ennek a megszületéséről, a gyerekszínészekkel való munkáról és arról is meséltek, hogyan segítette őket a több mint tíz évnyi reklámfilmes tapasztalat. 

MÓKA Podcast
#254 Palkó Dániel

MÓKA Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 16, 2025 60:09


Hurrikán Menekülttábor és Egy Magyar Kaland Amerikában Palkó Dániel ep. 254  Magyarok Óriási Kalandjai Amerikában - MÓKA Podcast   Ebben a podcast epizódban egy igazán inspiráló történetet osztunk meg veled. Palkó Dániel életútja a kihívásokkal teli kezdetektől a nemzetközi sikerekig vezet, és tele van fordulatokkal, szenvedéllyel és elhivatottsággal. Elmeséli, hogyan alakult át élete azután, hogy nem vették fel a Színház- és Filmművészeti Egyetemre, és miként talált rá a fotózás és videózás világára. Az évek során nemcsak szakmailag fejlődött, hanem a közösségi munka és a magyar identitás megőrzése is központi szerepet kapott az életében.   Beszélünk arról, hogy milyen szerepet játszott a Hungary Helps Programban, amely Magyarország nemzetközi humanitárius segélyezési kezdeményezése. Dániel projekt asszisztensként, a kommunikációs stábban dolgozott a szervezetben, amely a világ különböző pontjain élő üldözött keresztény közösségeket segíti. Az önkéntesség és a közösségi szolgálat mindig is közel állt hozzá: menekülttáborokban járt, árvízvédekezésben vett részt, és amikor Amerikába érkezett, a helyi magyar közösség támogatásában is aktívan részt vállalt. Floridába egy hurrikán közepén érkezett, de ez sem tántorította el attól, hogy beilleszkedjen és továbbvigye a magyar közösségek erősítését.   Cserkészmúltja és közösségi szerepvállalása is meghatározó. Már Magyarországon is aktív tagja volt az újpesti 1918. sz. Xántus János Cserkészcsapatnak, ahol először médiafeladatokkal foglalkozott, majd őrsvezetőként, rajparancsnokként, végül csapatparancsnokként tevékenykedik. Az Egyesült Államokban sem szakadt el ettől a világtól, hiszen a Külföldi Magyar Cserkészszövetség ösztöndíjasa lett, és a helyi magyar cserkészet életébe is bekapcsolódott 2024 nyarán. Ezáltal nemcsak a magyar közösségek életét gazdagította, hanem értékes tapasztalatokat is szerzett arról, milyen magyarként külföldön élni és a gyökereket megőrizni.   Emellett saját YouTube-csatornát is indított, ahol bejárja a világot és magyarokat keres, hogy megoszthassák történeteiket. A dokumentálás, a vizuális történetmesélés és az emberi sorsok bemutatása mindig is fontos volt számára, ezért dolgozik egy különleges dokumentumfilmen is, amely apja életét mutatja be. Az édesapja kamionsofőrként dolgozik, és Dániel elkísérte egy hosszú útra, hogy megörökítse mindazt, amit egy fuvarozó élete jelent.   Ha kíváncsi vagy arra, milyen kihívásokkal néz szembe egy magyar fiatalember, aki Amerikában, Floridában segíti a Kőrösi Csoma Sándor Programon keresztül a helyi diaszpórában élő magyarokat, hogyan lehet egy közösséget összetartani több ezer kilométer távolságban, és milyen kalandokba keveredett útja során, akkor ez az epizód neked szól! Ne hagyd ki, mert ez egy olyan történet, amely inspirálhat, elgondolkodtathat, és közelebb hozhat a világban élő magyarokhoz.  

Literatur Radio Hörbahn
“Darwyne" von Colin Niel – eine Rezension von Constanze Matthes - Zeichen und Zeiten

Literatur Radio Hörbahn

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 15, 2025 8:38


“Darwyne" von Colin Niel – eine Rezension von Constanze Matthes - Zeichen und Zeiten(Hördauer 9 Minuten)„Wieder einmal hat der Schoß des Amazonas ihn aufgenommen, weil hier alles besser ist, weil hier alles anders ist.“ In einem Slum am Rande des Amazonas lebt der kleine Darwyne mit seiner Mutter Yolanda. Ihr gemeinsames Zuhause ist ärmlich, die Hütte aus Blech und Holz droht jeden Moment zusammenzufallen und vom stets wachsenden Dschungel einverleibt zu werden. Eines Tages bekommt die Sozialarbeiterin Mathurine die Akte des Jungen auf den Tisch. Ein anonymer Anrufer gab den Hinweis, dass es in der kleinen Familie nicht mit rechten Dingen zugeht. Den Volltext dieser Rezension findest Du hierWenn dir Rezensionen gefallen, hör doch mal hier hinein.Unsere Live-Sendungen in Schwabing und im Pixel (Gasteig)

Sláger FM
"A tehetség mit sem ér közösség nélkül! Az igazi siker mindig csapatmunka" | Jankó Dániel és S. Miller András a Sláger KULT-ban

Sláger FM

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 14, 2025 32:55


A fiatalok tehetsége önmagában nem elég – közösség, lehetőség és iránymutatás kell hozzá, hogy valóban kibontakozhasson. Jankó Dániel pontosan ezt teszi: nemcsak felismeri azokat a fiatalokat, akik többre hivatottak, de utat is mutat nekik, hogy merre és hogyan haladhatnak tovább. Több mint egy évtizede épít közösségeket, amelyek nemcsak szakmai fejlődést kínálnak, hanem valódi lehetőségeket is teremtenek. A nevéhez fűződő Youth Business Group és a tehetséggondozó diákszervezetek több ezer fiatalt segítettek hozzá ahhoz, hogy megtalálják az útjukat, és az egyetemi évek után magabiztosan lépjenek a munka világába.

Shofar Joburg Sermons
250309 - RAN - Niel de Wet - Wisdom. Trust. Defiance

Shofar Joburg Sermons

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 9, 2025 63:55


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She Said Privacy/He Said Security
ISACA 2025 State of Privacy Survey Findings

She Said Privacy/He Said Security

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 6, 2025 34:47


Niel Harper is a Certified Director and ISACA Board Vice Chair. He is also the Chief Information Security Officer and Data Protection Officer at Doodle. Niel is based in Germany. He has more than 20 years of experience in IT risk management, cybersecurity, privacy, Internet governance and policy, and digital transformation. Safia Kazi is the Privacy Professional Practices Principal at ISACA. She has worked at ISACA for just over a decade, initially working on ISACA's periodicals and now serving as the Privacy Professional Practices Principal. She is based in Chicago. In 2021, she was a recipient of the AM&P Network's Emerging Leader award, which recognizes innovative association publishing professionals under the age of 35. In this episode… ISACA's State of Privacy 2025 survey reveals that privacy professionals are facing significant hurdles, including staffing shortages, budget cuts, and increasing demands for technical privacy expertise. Many organizations are shifting privacy responsibilities to legal and security teams, without additional resources or training. At the same time, AI adoption is increasing, introducing new complexities and risks. With privacy budgets under strain and teams expected to do more with less, how can businesses sustain effective privacy programs while navigating new challenges? According to ISACA's State of Privacy 2025 survey, one of the most pressing concerns for privacy teams is the growing demand for technical privacy expertise. Privacy by design also remains a challenge, with limited resources making it difficult for teams to embed privacy into product development from the outset. AI also plays a growing role in privacy operations, helping automate processes while raising concerns about data security, bias, and third-party risks. Despite these findings from ISACA's survey, businesses can make privacy sustainable by fostering a culture of privacy awareness from the top down, ensuring leadership understands the value of privacy beyond compliance. In this episode of She Said Privacy/He Said Security, Jodi and Justin Daniels speak with Niel Harper, Certified Director and Board Vice Chair at ISACA and CISO and DPO at Doodle, and Safia Kazi, Privacy Professional Practices Principal at ISACA, about the findings from ISACA's State of Privacy 2025 survey. Safia explains how privacy professionals can adapt to changes by continuously learning and staying informed on emerging risks, while Niel highlights the need for board-level privacy advocacy. They also explore how organizations are adapting to staffing shortages and budget constraints, the impact of AI on privacy operations, and how organizations can effectively navigate emerging risks.

School of Podcasting
Podcasting Gone Wrong: The Ultimate Pet Peeves List!

School of Podcasting

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 3, 2025 45:05 Transcription Available


I ask my audience what their top pet peeves are just drive them nuts. We're spilling the beans on all the annoying things that make us want to tear our hair out while listening. We've got it all covered from podcasters who take forever to get to the good stuff to the dreaded mid-sentence ads that pop up like uninvited guests at a party. We also chat about the classic blunders that drive listeners nuts, like out-of-context clips and those cringe-worthy audio issues. So, grab your headphones and get ready to laugh and commiserate as we call out all the podcasting faux pas that need to be put to rest!Thanks to the Participants in This EpisodeSteve Stewart from SteveStewart.me and the Podcast Editor AcademyKim Newlove from the Pharmacist's Voice and the Perrysburg PodcastMark Lawley from the Practical Prepping show. Todd the Gator from the Guardian Downcast show.Zo Richardson from the Back Look Cinema show.York from Welcome to Earth Stories Show.Dave Jackson from the School of Podcasting.Niel's GoFundMe Page and his Documentary The Messengers: A Podcast DocumentaryTakeaways: Podcasters need to stop dragging out the intro and just get to the point already. Volume fluctuations between hosts and guests are a major annoyance that can ruin a podcast. Out-of-context clips at the start of a podcast are confusing and just plain unnecessary. Too many commercials can turn a great podcast into a frustrating experience for listeners. Not including show notes wastes listeners' time and makes it hard to follow up on interesting topics. Don't tell me a book and then not put the link. Bad audio quality is the ultimate deal-breaker that makes me want to hit stop immediately. Additional Links referenced in this episode:Podpage - a great tool to make amazing websites for podcasters.Captivate media host (with some very cool tools built-in)YouTube Billion ViewsThe Meidas Touch, which produces 15 episodes A DAY has "

A Better HR Business
Episode 275 - Growing From Solo HR Consultant To A Larger Consulting Business - with Niel Cope from People Matters HR

A Better HR Business

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 3, 2025 40:17


Nearly 14 years ago, while serving as an HR Director for a major Manchester charity, Niel Cope identified a gap in the market - local businesses lacking the right HR support and infrastructure. With a deep passion for helping organizations manage and develop their people, Niel took the leap, launching a business in the midst of a recession, with five kids, a big mortgage, and no clients. Today, that bold decision has grown into a thriving venture, making a real impact on businesses and their people. People Matters HR is now a growing company based in Bury, Greater Manchester, specializing in providing tailored HR and Health & Safety support to businesses of all sizes. In a wide-ranging discussion, Niel and I talked about: ✅ Identifying a market gap and launching an HR consultancy business. ✅ Balancing family responsibilities while transitioning to entrepreneurship. ✅ The impact of networking on People Matters HR's early growth. ✅ Pricing strategies for client acquisition and business sustainability. ✅ Transitioning out of daily operations for long-term success. ✅ The role of branding and SEO in driving business growth. ✅ Expanding into leadership development beyond compliance work. Thanks, Niel! Website: www.peoplemattershr.co.uk LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/nielcope For show notes and to see details of our previous guests, check out the podcast page here: www.GetMoreHRClients.com/Podcast HR BUSINESS GROWTH RESOURCES Get the new book - Grow A Successful HR Business Your Way Consulting Services For HR Software And Consulting Firms: Consulting Services. VISIT GET MORE HR CLIENTS Want more clients for your HR-related consultancy or HR Tech business? Visit the Get More HR Clients website for articles, newsletters, podcasts, videos, resources, and more.

Sleep Meditation for Women 3 HOURS

Today I want to share a story about life. Told through the lens of death.  My dear friend Niel passed away the other day. He was young. It was sudden and unexpected.   He's survived by his incredible wife and 11 year old daughter.  He was my brother.   Best friend to my husband.   We raised kids together.  Built businesses together.  I figured we'd all be growing old together, wrinkled and laughing, remembering the times when we hustled in our businesses while raising our kids and trying to make every moment count. Always running and building, hugging and loving.   We would laugh at all the mistakes we made, shaking our old heads with just a tinge of regret for all the ways we stressed about money, family tiffs, or roadblocks. We would know that none of that really mattered. We would know that everything has a way of working out in our favor. We would know that none of that shit was worth holding.   We would share stories about our grandbabies in between rounds of Shiesty Monopoly and talk about new projects and dreams as we laughed. Noemi and I would roll our eyes while the boys razzed each other for hours, and we'd reminisce about all the memories we collected.  Funny how our minds automatically assume these futures with those we love. *** When death looks us in the eyes and reminds us that we will all eventually hold its hand, life becomes clear.  If death were to look you in the eyes today, what clarity would you have? How would the things in your life sort out?  *** Today, I'm choosing to take death's stare and use the clarity it's given me to move through my life with a little more fire. A little more intention. A little more courage to be fully me and proactively create my life with every breath.  More love. Less stress.  More hugs. Less ego.  More I love you's. Less judgments.  And a fullness knowing that we are all connected. In life, and in death.   I love you,  Katie To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Women's Meditation Network
Hello From Katie

Women's Meditation Network

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 26, 2025 9:08


Today I want to share a story about life. Told through the lens of death.  My dear friend Niel passed away the other day. He was young. It was sudden and unexpected.   He's survived by his incredible wife and 11 year old daughter.  He was my brother.   Best friend to my husband.   We raised kids together.  Built businesses together.  I figured we'd all be growing old together, wrinkled and laughing, remembering the times when we hustled in our businesses while raising our kids and trying to make every moment count. Always running and building, hugging and loving.   We would laugh at all the mistakes we made, shaking our old heads with just a tinge of regret for all the ways we stressed about money, family tiffs, or roadblocks. We would know that none of that really mattered. We would know that everything has a way of working out in our favor. We would know that none of that shit was worth holding.   We would share stories about our grandbabies in between rounds of Shiesty Monopoly and talk about new projects and dreams as we laughed. Noemi and I would roll our eyes while the boys razzed each other for hours, and we'd reminisce about all the memories we collected.  Funny how our minds automatically assume these futures with those we love. *** When death looks us in the eyes and reminds us that we will all eventually hold its hand, life becomes clear.  If death were to look you in the eyes today, what clarity would you have? How would the things in your life sort out?  *** Today, I'm choosing to take death's stare and use the clarity it's given me to move through my life with a little more fire. A little more intention. A little more courage to be fully me and proactively create my life with every breath.  More love. Less stress.  More hugs. Less ego.  More I love you's. Less judgments.  And a fullness knowing that we are all connected. In life, and in death.   I love you,  Katie To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sleep Meditation for Women
Hello From Katie

Sleep Meditation for Women

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 26, 2025 8:08


Today I want to share a story about life. Told through the lens of death.  My dear friend Niel passed away the other day. He was young. It was sudden and unexpected.   He's survived by his incredible wife and 11 year old daughter.  He was my brother.   Best friend to my husband.   We raised kids together.  Built businesses together.  I figured we'd all be growing old together, wrinkled and laughing, remembering the times when we hustled in our businesses while raising our kids and trying to make every moment count. Always running and building, hugging and loving.   We would laugh at all the mistakes we made, shaking our old heads with just a tinge of regret for all the ways we stressed about money, family tiffs, or roadblocks. We would know that none of that really mattered. We would know that everything has a way of working out in our favor. We would know that none of that shit was worth holding.   We would share stories about our grandbabies in between rounds of Shiesty Monopoly and talk about new projects and dreams as we laughed. Noemi and I would roll our eyes while the boys razzed each other for hours, and we'd reminisce about all the memories we collected.  Funny how our minds automatically assume these futures with those we love. *** When death looks us in the eyes and reminds us that we will all eventually hold its hand, life becomes clear.  If death were to look you in the eyes today, what clarity would you have? How would the things in your life sort out?  *** Today, I'm choosing to take death's stare and use the clarity it's given me to move through my life with a little more fire. A little more intention. A little more courage to be fully me and proactively create my life with every breath.  More love. Less stress.  More hugs. Less ego.  More I love you's. Less judgments.  And a fullness knowing that we are all connected. In life, and in death.   I love you,  Katie To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Morning Meditation for Women
Hello From Katie

Morning Meditation for Women

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 26, 2025 9:08


Today I want to share a story about life. Told through the lens of death.  My dear friend Niel passed away the other day. He was young. It was sudden and unexpected.   He's survived by his incredible wife and 11 year old daughter.  He was my brother.   Best friend to my husband.   We raised kids together.  Built businesses together.  I figured we'd all be growing old together, wrinkled and laughing, remembering the times when we hustled in our businesses while raising our kids and trying to make every moment count. Always running and building, hugging and loving.   We would laugh at all the mistakes we made, shaking our old heads with just a tinge of regret for all the ways we stressed about money, family tiffs, or roadblocks. We would know that none of that really mattered. We would know that everything has a way of working out in our favor. We would know that none of that shit was worth holding.   We would share stories about our grandbabies in between rounds of Shiesty Monopoly and talk about new projects and dreams as we laughed. Noemi and I would roll our eyes while the boys razzed each other for hours, and we'd reminisce about all the memories we collected.  Funny how our minds automatically assume these futures with those we love. *** When death looks us in the eyes and reminds us that we will all eventually hold its hand, life becomes clear.  If death were to look you in the eyes today, what clarity would you have? How would the things in your life sort out?  *** Today, I'm choosing to take death's stare and use the clarity it's given me to move through my life with a little more fire. A little more intention. A little more courage to be fully me and proactively create my life with every breath.  More love. Less stress.  More hugs. Less ego.  More I love you's. Less judgments.  And a fullness knowing that we are all connected. In life, and in death.   I love you,  Katie To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Meditation for Anxiety
Hello From Katie

Meditation for Anxiety

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 26, 2025 8:08


Today I want to share a story about life. Told through the lens of death.  My dear friend Niel passed away the other day. He was young. It was sudden and unexpected.   He's survived by his incredible wife and 11 year old daughter.  He was my brother.   Best friend to my husband.   We raised kids together.  Built businesses together.  I figured we'd all be growing old together, wrinkled and laughing, remembering the times when we hustled in our businesses while raising our kids and trying to make every moment count. Always running and building, hugging and loving.   We would laugh at all the mistakes we made, shaking our old heads with just a tinge of regret for all the ways we stressed about money, family tiffs, or roadblocks. We would know that none of that really mattered. We would know that everything has a way of working out in our favor. We would know that none of that shit was worth holding.   We would share stories about our grandbabies in between rounds of Shiesty Monopoly and talk about new projects and dreams as we laughed. Noemi and I would roll our eyes while the boys razzed each other for hours, and we'd reminisce about all the memories we collected.  Funny how our minds automatically assume these futures with those we love. *** When death looks us in the eyes and reminds us that we will all eventually hold its hand, life becomes clear.  If death were to look you in the eyes today, what clarity would you have? How would the things in your life sort out?  *** Today, I'm choosing to take death's stare and use the clarity it's given me to move through my life with a little more fire. A little more intention. A little more courage to be fully me and proactively create my life with every breath.  More love. Less stress.  More hugs. Less ego.  More I love you's. Less judgments.  And a fullness knowing that we are all connected. In life, and in death.   I love you,  Katie To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Healing Meditation for Women
Hello From Katie

Healing Meditation for Women

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 26, 2025 9:08


Today I want to share a story about life. Told through the lens of death.  My dear friend Niel passed away the other day. He was young. It was sudden and unexpected.   He's survived by his incredible wife and 11 year old daughter.  He was my brother.   Best friend to my husband.   We raised kids together.  Built businesses together.  I figured we'd all be growing old together, wrinkled and laughing, remembering the times when we hustled in our businesses while raising our kids and trying to make every moment count. Always running and building, hugging and loving.   We would laugh at all the mistakes we made, shaking our old heads with just a tinge of regret for all the ways we stressed about money, family tiffs, or roadblocks. We would know that none of that really mattered. We would know that everything has a way of working out in our favor. We would know that none of that shit was worth holding.   We would share stories about our grandbabies in between rounds of Shiesty Monopoly and talk about new projects and dreams as we laughed. Noemi and I would roll our eyes while the boys razzed each other for hours, and we'd reminisce about all the memories we collected.  Funny how our minds automatically assume these futures with those we love. *** When death looks us in the eyes and reminds us that we will all eventually hold its hand, life becomes clear.  If death were to look you in the eyes today, what clarity would you have? How would the things in your life sort out?  *** Today, I'm choosing to take death's stare and use the clarity it's given me to move through my life with a little more fire. A little more intention. A little more courage to be fully me and proactively create my life with every breath.  More love. Less stress.  More hugs. Less ego.  More I love you's. Less judgments.  And a fullness knowing that we are all connected. In life, and in death.   I love you,  Katie To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Panic Attack Meditation
Hello From Katie

Panic Attack Meditation

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 26, 2025 8:08


Today I want to share a story about life. Told through the lens of death.  My dear friend Niel passed away the other day. He was young. It was sudden and unexpected.   He's survived by his incredible wife and 11 year old daughter.  He was my brother.   Best friend to my husband.   We raised kids together.  Built businesses together.  I figured we'd all be growing old together, wrinkled and laughing, remembering the times when we hustled in our businesses while raising our kids and trying to make every moment count. Always running and building, hugging and loving.   We would laugh at all the mistakes we made, shaking our old heads with just a tinge of regret for all the ways we stressed about money, family tiffs, or roadblocks. We would know that none of that really mattered. We would know that everything has a way of working out in our favor. We would know that none of that shit was worth holding.   We would share stories about our grandbabies in between rounds of Shiesty Monopoly and talk about new projects and dreams as we laughed. Noemi and I would roll our eyes while the boys razzed each other for hours, and we'd reminisce about all the memories we collected.  Funny how our minds automatically assume these futures with those we love. *** When death looks us in the eyes and reminds us that we will all eventually hold its hand, life becomes clear.  If death were to look you in the eyes today, what clarity would you have? How would the things in your life sort out?  *** Today, I'm choosing to take death's stare and use the clarity it's given me to move through my life with a little more fire. A little more intention. A little more courage to be fully me and proactively create my life with every breath.  More love. Less stress.  More hugs. Less ego.  More I love you's. Less judgments.  And a fullness knowing that we are all connected. In life, and in death.   I love you,  Katie To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sleep Sounds Meditation for Women

Today I want to share a story about life. Told through the lens of death.  My dear friend Niel passed away the other day. He was young. It was sudden and unexpected.   He's survived by his incredible wife and 11 year old daughter.  He was my brother.   Best friend to my husband.   We raised kids together.  Built businesses together.  I figured we'd all be growing old together, wrinkled and laughing, remembering the times when we hustled in our businesses while raising our kids and trying to make every moment count. Always running and building, hugging and loving.   We would laugh at all the mistakes we made, shaking our old heads with just a tinge of regret for all the ways we stressed about money, family tiffs, or roadblocks. We would know that none of that really mattered. We would know that everything has a way of working out in our favor. We would know that none of that shit was worth holding.   We would share stories about our grandbabies in between rounds of Shiesty Monopoly and talk about new projects and dreams as we laughed. Noemi and I would roll our eyes while the boys razzed each other for hours, and we'd reminisce about all the memories we collected.  Funny how our minds automatically assume these futures with those we love. *** When death looks us in the eyes and reminds us that we will all eventually hold its hand, life becomes clear.  If death were to look you in the eyes today, what clarity would you have? How would the things in your life sort out?  *** Today, I'm choosing to take death's stare and use the clarity it's given me to move through my life with a little more fire. A little more intention. A little more courage to be fully me and proactively create my life with every breath.  More love. Less stress.  More hugs. Less ego.  More I love you's. Less judgments.  And a fullness knowing that we are all connected. In life, and in death.   I love you,  Katie To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sleep Stories
Hello From Katie

Sleep Stories

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 26, 2025 8:08


Today I want to share a story about life. Told through the lens of death.  My dear friend Niel passed away the other day. He was young. It was sudden and unexpected.   He's survived by his incredible wife and 11 year old daughter.  He was my brother.   Best friend to my husband.   We raised kids together.  Built businesses together.  I figured we'd all be growing old together, wrinkled and laughing, remembering the times when we hustled in our businesses while raising our kids and trying to make every moment count. Always running and building, hugging and loving.   We would laugh at all the mistakes we made, shaking our old heads with just a tinge of regret for all the ways we stressed about money, family tiffs, or roadblocks. We would know that none of that really mattered. We would know that everything has a way of working out in our favor. We would know that none of that shit was worth holding.   We would share stories about our grandbabies in between rounds of Shiesty Monopoly and talk about new projects and dreams as we laughed. Noemi and I would roll our eyes while the boys razzed each other for hours, and we'd reminisce about all the memories we collected.  Funny how our minds automatically assume these futures with those we love. *** When death looks us in the eyes and reminds us that we will all eventually hold its hand, life becomes clear.  If death were to look you in the eyes today, what clarity would you have? How would the things in your life sort out?  *** Today, I'm choosing to take death's stare and use the clarity it's given me to move through my life with a little more fire. A little more intention. A little more courage to be fully me and proactively create my life with every breath.  More love. Less stress.  More hugs. Less ego.  More I love you's. Less judgments.  And a fullness knowing that we are all connected. In life, and in death.   I love you,  Katie To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Meditation for Moms
Hello From Katie

Meditation for Moms

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 26, 2025 9:08


Today I want to share a story about life. Told through the lens of death.  My dear friend Niel passed away the other day. He was young. It was sudden and unexpected.   He's survived by his incredible wife and 11 year old daughter.  He was my brother.   Best friend to my husband.   We raised kids together.  Built businesses together.  I figured we'd all be growing old together, wrinkled and laughing, remembering the times when we hustled in our businesses while raising our kids and trying to make every moment count. Always running and building, hugging and loving.   We would laugh at all the mistakes we made, shaking our old heads with just a tinge of regret for all the ways we stressed about money, family tiffs, or roadblocks. We would know that none of that really mattered. We would know that everything has a way of working out in our favor. We would know that none of that shit was worth holding.   We would share stories about our grandbabies in between rounds of Shiesty Monopoly and talk about new projects and dreams as we laughed. Noemi and I would roll our eyes while the boys razzed each other for hours, and we'd reminisce about all the memories we collected.  Funny how our minds automatically assume these futures with those we love. *** When death looks us in the eyes and reminds us that we will all eventually hold its hand, life becomes clear.  If death were to look you in the eyes today, what clarity would you have? How would the things in your life sort out?  *** Today, I'm choosing to take death's stare and use the clarity it's given me to move through my life with a little more fire. A little more intention. A little more courage to be fully me and proactively create my life with every breath.  More love. Less stress.  More hugs. Less ego.  More I love you's. Less judgments.  And a fullness knowing that we are all connected. In life, and in death.   I love you,  Katie To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mindful Meditation for Women
Hello From Katie

Mindful Meditation for Women

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 26, 2025 9:08


Today I want to share a story about life. Told through the lens of death.  My dear friend Niel passed away the other day. He was young. It was sudden and unexpected.   He's survived by his incredible wife and 11 year old daughter.  He was my brother.   Best friend to my husband.   We raised kids together.  Built businesses together.  I figured we'd all be growing old together, wrinkled and laughing, remembering the times when we hustled in our businesses while raising our kids and trying to make every moment count. Always running and building, hugging and loving.   We would laugh at all the mistakes we made, shaking our old heads with just a tinge of regret for all the ways we stressed about money, family tiffs, or roadblocks. We would know that none of that really mattered. We would know that everything has a way of working out in our favor. We would know that none of that shit was worth holding.   We would share stories about our grandbabies in between rounds of Shiesty Monopoly and talk about new projects and dreams as we laughed. Noemi and I would roll our eyes while the boys razzed each other for hours, and we'd reminisce about all the memories we collected.  Funny how our minds automatically assume these futures with those we love. *** When death looks us in the eyes and reminds us that we will all eventually hold its hand, life becomes clear.  If death were to look you in the eyes today, what clarity would you have? How would the things in your life sort out?  *** Today, I'm choosing to take death's stare and use the clarity it's given me to move through my life with a little more fire. A little more intention. A little more courage to be fully me and proactively create my life with every breath.  More love. Less stress.  More hugs. Less ego.  More I love you's. Less judgments.  And a fullness knowing that we are all connected. In life, and in death.   I love you,  Katie To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

SLEEP
Hello From Katie

SLEEP

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 26, 2025 8:08


Today I want to share a story about life. Told through the lens of death.  My dear friend Niel passed away the other day. He was young. It was sudden and unexpected.   He's survived by his incredible wife and 11 year old daughter.  He was my brother.   Best friend to my husband.   We raised kids together.  Built businesses together.  I figured we'd all be growing old together, wrinkled and laughing, remembering the times when we hustled in our businesses while raising our kids and trying to make every moment count. Always running and building, hugging and loving.   We would laugh at all the mistakes we made, shaking our old heads with just a tinge of regret for all the ways we stressed about money, family tiffs, or roadblocks. We would know that none of that really mattered. We would know that everything has a way of working out in our favor. We would know that none of that shit was worth holding.   We would share stories about our grandbabies in between rounds of Shiesty Monopoly and talk about new projects and dreams as we laughed. Noemi and I would roll our eyes while the boys razzed each other for hours, and we'd reminisce about all the memories we collected.  Funny how our minds automatically assume these futures with those we love. *** When death looks us in the eyes and reminds us that we will all eventually hold its hand, life becomes clear.  If death were to look you in the eyes today, what clarity would you have? How would the things in your life sort out?  *** Today, I'm choosing to take death's stare and use the clarity it's given me to move through my life with a little more fire. A little more intention. A little more courage to be fully me and proactively create my life with every breath.  More love. Less stress.  More hugs. Less ego.  More I love you's. Less judgments.  And a fullness knowing that we are all connected. In life, and in death.   I love you,  Katie To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Morning Affirmations Meditation for Women

Today I want to share a story about life. Told through the lens of death.  My dear friend Niel passed away the other day. He was young. It was sudden and unexpected.   He's survived by his incredible wife and 11 year old daughter.  He was my brother.   Best friend to my husband.   We raised kids together.  Built businesses together.  I figured we'd all be growing old together, wrinkled and laughing, remembering the times when we hustled in our businesses while raising our kids and trying to make every moment count. Always running and building, hugging and loving.   We would laugh at all the mistakes we made, shaking our old heads with just a tinge of regret for all the ways we stressed about money, family tiffs, or roadblocks. We would know that none of that really mattered. We would know that everything has a way of working out in our favor. We would know that none of that shit was worth holding.   We would share stories about our grandbabies in between rounds of Shiesty Monopoly and talk about new projects and dreams as we laughed. Noemi and I would roll our eyes while the boys razzed each other for hours, and we'd reminisce about all the memories we collected.  Funny how our minds automatically assume these futures with those we love. *** When death looks us in the eyes and reminds us that we will all eventually hold its hand, life becomes clear.  If death were to look you in the eyes today, what clarity would you have? How would the things in your life sort out?  *** Today, I'm choosing to take death's stare and use the clarity it's given me to move through my life with a little more fire. A little more intention. A little more courage to be fully me and proactively create my life with every breath.  More love. Less stress.  More hugs. Less ego.  More I love you's. Less judgments.  And a fullness knowing that we are all connected. In life, and in death.   I love you,  Katie To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Water & Nature Sounds Meditation for Women

Today I want to share a story about life. Told through the lens of death.  My dear friend Niel passed away the other day. He was young. It was sudden and unexpected.   He's survived by his incredible wife and 11 year old daughter.  He was my brother.   Best friend to my husband.   We raised kids together.  Built businesses together.  I figured we'd all be growing old together, wrinkled and laughing, remembering the times when we hustled in our businesses while raising our kids and trying to make every moment count. Always running and building, hugging and loving.   We would laugh at all the mistakes we made, shaking our old heads with just a tinge of regret for all the ways we stressed about money, family tiffs, or roadblocks. We would know that none of that really mattered. We would know that everything has a way of working out in our favor. We would know that none of that shit was worth holding.   We would share stories about our grandbabies in between rounds of Shiesty Monopoly and talk about new projects and dreams as we laughed. Noemi and I would roll our eyes while the boys razzed each other for hours, and we'd reminisce about all the memories we collected.  Funny how our minds automatically assume these futures with those we love. *** When death looks us in the eyes and reminds us that we will all eventually hold its hand, life becomes clear.  If death were to look you in the eyes today, what clarity would you have? How would the things in your life sort out?  *** Today, I'm choosing to take death's stare and use the clarity it's given me to move through my life with a little more fire. A little more intention. A little more courage to be fully me and proactively create my life with every breath.  More love. Less stress.  More hugs. Less ego.  More I love you's. Less judgments.  And a fullness knowing that we are all connected. In life, and in death.   I love you,  Katie To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ambient Sounds & ASMR Meditation for Women

Today I want to share a story about life. Told through the lens of death.  My dear friend Niel passed away the other day. He was young. It was sudden and unexpected.   He's survived by his incredible wife and 11 year old daughter.  He was my brother.   Best friend to my husband.   We raised kids together.  Built businesses together.  I figured we'd all be growing old together, wrinkled and laughing, remembering the times when we hustled in our businesses while raising our kids and trying to make every moment count. Always running and building, hugging and loving.   We would laugh at all the mistakes we made, shaking our old heads with just a tinge of regret for all the ways we stressed about money, family tiffs, or roadblocks. We would know that none of that really mattered. We would know that everything has a way of working out in our favor. We would know that none of that shit was worth holding.   We would share stories about our grandbabies in between rounds of Shiesty Monopoly and talk about new projects and dreams as we laughed. Noemi and I would roll our eyes while the boys razzed each other for hours, and we'd reminisce about all the memories we collected.  Funny how our minds automatically assume these futures with those we love. *** When death looks us in the eyes and reminds us that we will all eventually hold its hand, life becomes clear.  If death were to look you in the eyes today, what clarity would you have? How would the things in your life sort out?  *** Today, I'm choosing to take death's stare and use the clarity it's given me to move through my life with a little more fire. A little more intention. A little more courage to be fully me and proactively create my life with every breath.  More love. Less stress.  More hugs. Less ego.  More I love you's. Less judgments.  And a fullness knowing that we are all connected. In life, and in death.   I love you,  Katie To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wanted Podcast
Wanted podcast #168 // Urbán Dániel // Bermuda, Szerb Antal-rajongó, zenész, producer, menedzser

Wanted Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 19, 2025 104:35


Nemrégiben telt házas lett a Müpában a Bermuda zenekar legújabb vállalkozása, a regényzene albumként definiált, a Szerb Antal: Utas és holdvilág című könyvén alapuló lemezbemutató, amely az író halálának nyolcvanadik évfordulójára készült. A Bermuda (Mórocz Tamás, Urbán Dániel) furcsa karrierje a 2010-es évek egyik legjátszottabb magyar produkcióját jelenti, annak ellenére, hogy leginkább a rádiós-tévés-online térben volt jelen (Monte-Carlo, London stb.), élőben viszonylag ritkán jelentek meg. A társalapító Urbán Dani a Wanted podcast 2025-ös évadának első vendége, aki már a Bermudát megelőző időszakban is az indie színtér ismert figurája volt, hiszen a kilencvenes évek kezdeti zenekari próbálkozásaitól kezdve az ezredforduló táján egyszer csak belecsöppent a magyar elektronikus zenei világba és Marcel menedzsere lett, majd a kétezres évek közepén a Puzzle zenekar brit karrierjét próbálta beindítani.- Beszélünk a kezdetekről, hol találkozott először Bérczesi Robival és a BlaBlával,- Marcel mellett ismét feltűnik Yonderboi, Zságer Balázs és Széll László és a nemzetközi befutás lehetősége,- milyen tanulságai vannak annak, ha kelet-európaiként asztalt kapsz Alan McGee irodájában, de mégsem fut be az általad menedzselt zenekar,- hogyan voltak olyan bevételei a Bermudának a 2010-es években, mint egy jól működő, turnézó sikeres produkciónak, - hogyan engedték el Mórocz Tomival a jelenre reflektáló slágereket és váltottak a Szerb Antal-i attitűdre a Platán sörözőben- hogyan zajlott a Szerb Antal-emléktábla avatás,- milyen a munkakapcsolata a Carson Comával és Pogány Indulóval.Műsorvezető: Bihari Balázs, Németh RóbertA Wanted podcast az NKA Hangfoglaló program támogatásával készült.

Listen to Beat Sessions ©
DJ CIDTRONYCK. Aquí se vino a construir la unión de América Latina

Listen to Beat Sessions ©

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 12, 2025 66:31


Cidtronyck es uno de los tornamesistas más activos de la escena de hip hop nacional. trabajo como solista, invitando a varios músicos, emcís y Djs dando vida a “Pasado, Presente & Libertad. Háblamos de los músicos Ana Tijoux, Gabo Paillao, Samy Maluenda, Claudio Fredes y La Nelson Dominguez; de los MCs: Portavoz, Freeman, Bufalo Dit, Funky Flu, Balboa, Matiah Chinaski, Inkognito, Javier Ortega, Niel, Evelyn Cornejo, Gloria Allel, Munay y Subverso, y tmabién DJ Antioch. Starring: Cidtronyck Broadcaster: Tom Sheriff

Monde Numérique - Jérôme Colombain
[ITW] "Nous sommes très très bons en IA" (Xavier Niel, Iliad)

Monde Numérique - Jérôme Colombain

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 11, 2025 3:22


Xavier Niel, président et fondateur du groupe Iliad, commente le Sommet pour l'Action sur l'IA qui se tient à Paris.Contrairement à l'idée répandue selon laquelle l'Europe aurait pris du retard dans la course à l'intelligence artificielle, Xavier Niel adopte une perspective optimiste. Selon lui, la France et l'Europe disposent d'atouts considérables, notamment une expertise scientifique de haut niveau, des infrastructures solides et un écosystème technologique en pleine croissance. Il estime que plutôt que d'essayer de rattraper à tout prix les États-Unis ou la Chine, l'Europe doit tracer sa propre voie, en misant sur des approches éthiques et responsables de l'IA.Il souligne également l'importance pour les entreprises européennes d'innover sans attendre l'intervention des pouvoirs publics, parfois trop lents à s'adapter aux évolutions technologiques. Selon lui, des initiatives comme celles de Free avec Mistral AI montrent que des alternatives européennes crédibles peuvent émerger et rivaliser à l'échelle mondiale. Enfin, il met en garde contre les discours alarmistes sur l'impact de l'IA sur l'emploi et la démocratie, appelant plutôt à une approche pragmatique et tournée vers les opportunités offertes par ces avancées.-----------♥️ Soutenez Monde Numérique : https://donorbox.org/monde-numerique

Le sept neuf
La matinale du 10 février 2025 : Spéciale IA, avec Patrice Caine, Xavier Niel et Arthur Mensch / Valéria Bruni-Tedeschi

Le sept neuf

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 10, 2025 178:13


durée : 02:58:13 - Le 7/10 - par : Nicolas Demorand, Léa Salamé, Sonia Devillers, Anne-Laure Sugier - Ce lundi 10 février 2025, les invités de la Matinale sont : à 7h50 Patrice Caine, PDG de Thalès, à 8h20 Xavier Niel et Arthur Mensch et à 9h20 l'actrice Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi.

Tribün Sportmagazin - Hit Rádió Podcast
Ungvárszki Dániel: Mennyire szabad tartalmat gyártani a magánéletünkből?

Tribün Sportmagazin - Hit Rádió Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 4, 2025 66:44


Ezúttal Ungvárszki Dániel tartalomgyártó volt a vendégünk, akivel olyan témákról beszélgettünk, mint például, hogy mekkora kihívást jelent egy influenszernek meghúzni a határt a magánélete és a tartalmai között! Emellett szó volt a felnőtté válás nehézségeiről, az önreflexió fontosságáról, de az adásból Dani ars poeticáját is megismerhetitek! Műsorvezető: Takács Áron, Réthelyi Balázs Vágás & Fotó & Grafika & Főcím: Reskó Barnabás, Kovács Gergely, Longauer András ---------------------------------------------------    Discord ❯ https://discord.gg/THxzrW8Y Honlapunk ❯ https://www.tribun.plus/ YOUTUBE --------------------------------------------------- Tribün Podcast ❯ https://www.youtube.com/@tribun.podcast Legyél te is csatornatag a Youtube csatornánkon, vagy a weboldalunkon! TWITCH --------------------------------------------------- Kövess minket élőben ❯ https://www.twitch.tv/tribunpodcast PODCAST --------------------------------------------------- Tribün Podcast: Spotify ❯ https://bit.ly/spotify_tribunpodcast Apple Podcast ❯ https://bit.ly/applepodcast_tribunpodcast SOCIAL --------------------------------------------------- Facebook ❯ https://www.facebook.com/tribun.podcast Instagram ❯ https://instagram.com/tribun.podcast TikTok ❯ https://www.tiktok.com/@tribunpodcast Balázs Instagram ❯ https://www.instagram.com/rethelyi.balazs —————- A műsort a Hit Rádió és az Ultrahang támogatta. További támogatóink: - Social Fusion - Greg Design #tribunpodcast

Teljes terjedelem
A portugál módi | Galambos Dániel

Teljes terjedelem

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 6, 2025 69:05


Ezen a héten a Premier League került főszerepbe a műsorban Galambos Danival, azon belül is a Tottenham, a Liverpool és a Manchester United, de egy rövid időre azért ellátogattunk Portugáliába és Olaszországba, pontosabban Szaúd-Arábiába is. (0:00) Miért szűnt meg a World Soccer magyar kiadása? (4:00) Di María sokasvirágzása (7:30) Ranieri megint derbit nyert (11:30) Szuperkupa döntőben a Milan (14:10) Alexander-Arnold mizériája (25:40) Postecoglou ideges (29:15) Bírózunk (34:55) Alsóházban a Spurs (48:40) Amorim elképzelései

24.hu podcastok
BUKSÓ – Ács Dániel: Maszatolás, elkenés, balladai homály fedte Radnóti halálának hátterét

24.hu podcastok

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 31, 2024 56:24


Ács Dániel első könyve egyszerre helyezi új fénytörésbe Radnóti Miklós halálának körülményeit és állít emléket Dienes András irodalmárnak, aki éveken át kutatta a költő életének utolsó szakaszát, ám krimibe illő körülmények között a sírba vitte a Radnóti-titok újabb fejezetét. Először irodalomtörténész édesapja mesélt a 444 újságírójának Dienes András történetéről, ami pedig kezdetben egy tényfeltáró cikksorozatnak indult, végül egy átfogó kötet lett a Radnóti-kultuszról, egy elveszett táska tartalmáról, a bori áldozatokról, és a szépirodalomról. Szó esik arról is, hogy az irodalomtörténeti kutatások és a tankönyvkiadás noha párhuzamosan zajlanak mégsem találkoznak, az epizód elején pedig Nyáry Krisztián és a sorozat szerkesztője, Regényi Eszter összegzi, mi történt az elmúlt évben. 2024 utolsó Buksójának végén tíz életrajzi könyvet is ajánlunk.

Buksó - 24.hu
Ács Dániel: Maszatolás, elkenés, balladai homály fedte Radnóti halálának hátterét

Buksó - 24.hu

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 31, 2024 56:24


Ács Dániel első könyve egyszerre helyezi új fénytörésbe Radnóti Miklós halálának körülményeit és állít emléket Dienes András irodalmárnak, aki éveken át kutatta a költő életének utolsó szakaszát, ám krimibe illő körülmények között a sírba vitte a Radnóti-titok újabb fejezetét. Először irodalomtörténész édesapja mesélt a 444 újságírójának Dienes András történetéről, ami pedig kezdetben egy tényfeltáró cikksorozatnak indult, végül egy átfogó kötet lett a Radnóti-kultuszról, egy elveszett táska tartalmáról, a bori áldozatokról, és a szépirodalomról. Szó esik arról is, hogy az irodalomtörténeti kutatások és a tankönyvkiadás noha párhuzamosan zajlanak mégsem találkoznak, az epizód elején pedig Nyáry Krisztián és a sorozat szerkesztője, Regényi Eszter összegzi, mi történt az elmúlt évben. 2024 utolsó Buksójának végén tíz életrajzi könyvet is ajánlunk.

Infostart.hu - Aréna
Bíró Lajos és fia, Bíró Dániel séf

Infostart.hu - Aréna

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 30, 2024


MÓKA Podcast
#242 Törőcsik Dániel és Béres Attila (DR BRS)

MÓKA Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 22, 2024 59:11


Hálaadás  Amerikában – Töröcsik Dániel és Béres Attila (DR BRS)   Ebben a rendhagyó MÓKA Podcast epizódban két különleges vendég, Töröcsik Dániel és Béres Attila, ismertebb nevén DR BRS, csatlakozott hozzánk egy igazán sokoldalú és elgondolkodtató beszélgetésre. A Hálaadás apropóján indultunk, de hamarosan olyan témákba merültünk, amelyek mindannyiunk életét érintik – még ha néha nehéz is róluk beszélni.   Töröcsik Dániel: Dani a magyar kulturális élet egyik kiemelkedő alakja. tetováló művészként bokszolóként és árulóként ismert, aki nemcsak Magyarországon, hanem az Egyesült Államokban élő magyar közösségek számára is fontos hang. Őszintesége és humorérzéke révén olyan témákat is képes könnyedén megközelíteni, amelyek máskor tabunak számítanak. Dani rendkívül nyitott személyiség, aki mindig szívesen osztja meg gondolatait a hagyományokról, értékekről és az emberek közötti kapcsolódásról.   Béres Attila (DR BRS): Attila egy valódi zenei ikon, aki a modern magyar popkultúrában egyedi stílust képvisel. DJ-ként és producerként olyan slágereket hozott létre, amelyek mindenki számára ismerősek lehetnek. Zenei karrierje mellett rendkívül elgondolkodtató meglátásai vannak a világ működéséről, és a podcast során megmutatta azt a mélyebb oldalát, amelyet ritkán láthatunk a reflektorfényben.   Témák, amikről beszélgettünk:  1. Hálaadás Amerikában és Magyarországon:    2. Szexuális zaklatás – P Diddy be trollkodta magát a podkesztünkbe    3. Halloween és Valentin-nap – Magyarország vs. Amerika    4. Hit, Isten, vallás   Miért érdemes meghallgatnod ezt az epizódot?   Ez a podcast nemcsak szórakoztató, hanem elgondolkodtató is. A humor és a mélyebb tartalom tökéletes egyensúlyával Dani és Attila képesek voltak a legkomplexebb témákat is könnyedén és őszintén megközelíteni. Ha kíváncsi vagy, hogyan látják a magyarok Amerikát, hogyan alakulnak át az ünnepek, vagy csak szeretnél egy jót nevetni és közben elmerülni a lélek mélyebb kérdéseiben, akkor ez az epizód neked szól.  

Hörspiel
3/3 «Die kalte Schulter» von Markus Werner

Hörspiel

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 19, 2024 52:53


In ihrer Hörspielfassung des 1989 erschienenen Romans hat die Dramaturgin Uta-Maria Heim absichtlich Mundart-Passagen eingebaut, denn Markus Werner definierte sich explizit auch als alemannischer Autor. Wer das Hörspiel am Radio hören will: Samstag, 04.01.2025, 20.00 Uhr, Radio SRF 2 Kultur Der Maler Moritz Wank, dem weder in der Kunst noch im Leben etwas Taugliches gelingt, hat eine für Markus Werner positive Eigenschaft: Weltfremdheit. Seine Position ist die am Rand, so wie sie der Autor den Alemannen zuschreibt, von denen er abstammt: «Das Randständertum als Voraussetzung für klare Sicht. (…) Abstand macht scharf, Unzugehörigkeit sehend, und Scharfsicht fast verrückt – es sei denn, man habe dann und wann wie wir Alemannen, die Möglichkeit, das Auge vom Getümmel abzuwenden und hinterm Wald ein wenig Blinde Kuh zu spielen. (…) Im Zentrum wanken wir und fühlen uns noch mehr am Rand als dort, wo wir es wirklich sind.» (Dankrede zum Alemannischen Literaturpreis, Waldshut-Tiengen 1990) Mit: Barbara Horvath (Erzählerin), Helmut Berger (Erzähler), Urs Jucker (Wank), Elisa Plüss (Judith) Gottfried Breitfuss (Mensch), Julie Bräuning (Silvia), Urs Peter Halter (Kurt), Sebastian Krähenbühl (Eugen Schnorf), Bigna Körner (Pia Schnorf), Gabriel Vetter (Hubert Müller), Laura Lienhard (Gertrud Müller), Robin Gilly (Sämi), Kaija Ledergerber (Lotti/Kinobesucherin), Lotti Happle (Maya), Norina Peier (Frl. Würmli/Wirtin), Jeanne Devos (Drogistin, Schwester im Spital), Thomas Douglas (Arzt), Peter Hottinger (Stefan), Martin Hug (Rötzel/Pförtner vom Waldfriedhof), Kamil Krejci (Dürsteler/ Egloff), Ariane Andereggen (Frau Egloff), Mario Fuchs (Krebs/Assistenzarzt), Graziella Rossi (Mutter), Joachim Rittmeyer (Verkäufer/Vater), Max Helfer (Nachrichtensprecher/Pfarrer), Felix Münger (Kinobesucher), Michael Luisier (Wirtschaftsexperte), Elisabeth Stäheli (Frau Bänteli), Julian Schütt (Sitzriese), Niel und Marlon Ott (2 Buben), Musik: Malte Preuss - Perkussion: Louisa Marxen - Hörspielfassung: Uta-Maria Heim - Tontechnik: Basil Kneubühler - Dramaturgie & Regie: Reto Ott - Produktion: SRF/SWR 2019 - Dauer: 53'

Hörspiel
2/3 «Die kalte Schulter» von Markus Werner

Hörspiel

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 19, 2024 53:14


«Die kalte Schulter» erschien 1989, als dritter Roman des damals 45jährigen Markus Werner. Mit seinem Protagonisten Wank, einem Kunstmaler, etabliert der Autor einen Charakter, der als verschrobener Aussenseiter ganz typisch ist für die Schweizer Literatur. Und doch wiederum ganz anders und eigen. Wer das Hörspiel am Radio hören will: Samstag, 28.12.2024, 20.00 Uhr, Radio SRF 2 Kultur Markus Werner, so bemerkte einmal jemand, hätte – quasi in der Spätnachfolge von Albert Camus' Roman von 1942 – einen schweizerischen «Étranger» geschaffen. Einen «Fremden» also, der sich fundamental in die Abgründe der Existenz verstrickt. Im Gegensatz zu Camus jedoch passiert bei Werner kein vorsätzlicher Mord. Vielmehr überrascht er mit einer fast schon herzzerreissenden Liebesgeschichte. Gleichzeitig spart er nicht mit traurig-bösem Humor. Womit er endgültig sich jeder Schubladisierung entzieht … Mit: Barbara Horvath (Erzählerin), Helmut Berger (Erzähler), Urs Jucker (Wank), Elisa Plüss (Judith) Gottfried Breitfuss (Mensch), Julie Bräuning (Silvia), Urs Peter Halter (Kurt), Sebastian Krähenbühl (Eugen Schnorf), Bigna Körner (Pia Schnorf), Gabriel Vetter (Hubert Müller), Laura Lienhard (Gertrud Müller), Robin Gilly (Sämi), Kaija Ledergerber (Lotti/Kinobesucherin), Lotti Happle (Maya), Norina Peier (Frl. Würmli/Wirtin), Jeanne Devos (Drogistin, Schwester im Spital), Thomas Douglas (Arzt), Peter Hottinger (Stefan), Martin Hug (Rötzel/Pförtner vom Waldfriedhof), Kamil Krejci (Dürsteler/ Egloff), Ariane Andereggen (Frau Egloff), Mario Fuchs (Krebs/Assistenzarzt), Graziella Rossi (Mutter), Joachim Rittmeyer (Verkäufer/Vater), Max Helfer (Nachrichtensprecher/Pfarrer), Felix Münger (Kinobesucher), Michael Luisier (Wirtschaftsexperte), Elisabeth Stäheli (Frau Bänteli), Julian Schütt (Sitzriese), Niel und Marlon Ott (2 Buben), Musik: Malte Preuss - Perkussion: Louisa Marxen - Hörspielfassung: Uta-Maria Heim - Tontechnik: Basil Kneubühler - Dramaturgie & Regie: Reto Ott - Produktion: SRF/SWR 2019 - Dauer: 53'

Hörspiel
1/3 «Die kalte Schulter» von Markus Werner

Hörspiel

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 19, 2024 47:24


Zum 80. Geburtstag von Markus Werner kann man sein Meisterwerk als Hörspiel wiederentdecken. Es ist eine Geschichte von Liebe und Tod. Sie spielt in einem Hitzesommer, Mitte der 1980er Jahre in Schaffhausen. Dort, wo damals auch der Autor lebte und sich ins Zentrum der Schweizer Literatur schrieb. Wer das Hörspiel am Radio hören will: Samstag, 21.12.2024, 20.00 Uhr, Radio SRF 2 Kultur Moritz Wank ist Ende 30, ein Kunstmaler, der nicht mehr malt, und überhaupt in der permanenten Krise steckt. Was ist das für eine Existenz, fragt er sich, wenn alles sich ihm entzieht? Sich keine «Realität» mehr festhalten lässt? Das einzige, das Wank einleuchtet, ist seine Liebe zu Judith, seiner jüngeren Lebensgefährtin. Sie bewältigt Beruf und Alltag fast spielerisch und lässt ihren Gefühlen freien Lauf. Aber dann, der Grillrausch der enthemmten Nachbarn ist verraucht, der heisse Sommer mitten im Kalten Krieg am Ende, deutet sich ein Unglück an. Wank, dem alles so fremd und fern ist wie seine Zehennägel, sieht es nicht. Und es trifft ihn mit ungeheurer Wucht. Zum 75. Geburtstag des 2016 verstorbenen Autors haben sich SRF und SWR zusammengetan, um diesen unvergleichlich vielschichtigen Roman als grosses Hörspiel mit 30 Beteiligten einem breiten Publikum neu zugänglich zu machen. Mit: Barbara Horvath (Erzählerin), Helmut Berger (Erzähler), Urs Jucker (Wank), Elisa Plüss (Judith) Gottfried Breitfuss (Mensch), Julie Bräuning (Silvia), Urs Peter Halter (Kurt), Sebastian Krähenbühl (Eugen Schnorf), Bigna Körner (Pia Schnorf), Gabriel Vetter (Hubert Müller), Laura Lienhard (Gertrud Müller), Robin Gilly (Sämi), Kaija Ledergerber (Lotti/Kinobesucherin), Lotti Happle (Maya), Norina Peier (Frl. Würmli/Wirtin), Jeanne Devos (Drogistin, Schwester im Spital), Thomas Douglas (Arzt), Peter Hottinger (Stefan), Martin Hug (Rötzel/Pförtner vom Waldfriedhof), Kamil Krejci (Dürsteler/ Egloff), Ariane Andereggen (Frau Egloff), Mario Fuchs (Krebs/Assistenzarzt), Graziella Rossi (Mutter), Joachim Rittmeyer (Verkäufer/Vater), Max Helfer (Nachrichtensprecher/Pfarrer), Felix Münger (Kinobesucher), Michael Luisier (Wirtschaftsexperte), Elisabeth Stäheli (Frau Bänteli), Julian Schütt (Sitzriese), Niel und Marlon Ott (2 Buben), Musik: Malte Preuss - Perkussion: Louisa Marxen - Hörspielfassung: Uta-Maria Heim - Tontechnik: Basil Kneubühler - Dramaturgie & Regie: Reto Ott - Produktion: SRF/SWR 2019 - Dauer: 47'

Körforgásban
Amikor az ESG a mindannapi normalitás része - a Continest története Tegzes Dániel elmesélésében

Körforgásban

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 11, 2024 52:34


5 éves lett a Continest, a moduláris infrastruktúrával foglalkozó magyar cég, ahol az ESG szemlélet a mindennapok normalitásának része. Az összehajtható konténerek fejlesztéséről, a kezdetben 5 fős csapat növekedéséről Tegzes Dániel elmesél. A boldog ünneplés mellett a nehézségekről, kihívásokról, szervezetfejlesztésről és személyiségfejlődésről is szó esik. Jó érzés a Continest család tagjának lenni.  

Escuchando Peliculas
VERMIN: LA PLAGA (2023) #Terror #Insectos #peliculas #audesc #podcast

Escuchando Peliculas

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 10, 2024 100:37


País Francia Dirección Sébastien Vanicek Guion Florent Bernard, Sébastien Vanicek Reparto Théo Christine, Sofia Lesaffre, Jérôme Niel, Lisa Nyarko, Finnegan Oldfield Música Douglas Cavanna, Xavier Caux Fotografía Alexandre Jamin Sinopsis Kaleb está a punto de cumplir 30 años y nunca ha estado más solo. Está peleando con su hermana por un asunto de herencia y ha cortado los lazos con su mejor amigo. Apasionado por los animales exóticos, un día llega a casa con una araña muy venenosa que accidentalmente escapa. Estas rápidamente se reproducen y los habitantes del edificio intentarán sobrevivir a una plaga que se sale de control.

444
Borízű hang #200 [rövid]: Jellinek Dániel kioktatja az Ikea-majmocskát

444

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 9, 2024 54:45


Az előfizetők (de csak a Belső kör és Közösség csomagok tulajdonosai!) már szombat hajnalban hozzájutnak legfrissebb epizódunk teljes verziójához. A kedden publikált, ingyen meghallgatható verzió tíz perccel rövidebb. Itt írtunk arról, hogy tudod meghallgatni a teljes adást.  00:30 Köszöntünk mindenkit, köszönünk mindent! 200 adás óta tartjuk magunkat a koncepcióhoz. 04:50 Eldőlt: Orbán Balázs okos. 06:18 Közbeszédromlás. A szétvert országgyűlés 1904-ben. A Magyar-Menczer színdarabot előadja: Uj Péter. A Miért ideges?-taktika. 13:27 Bajnai és a bohóc. A szarral bekenés taktikája. A nem emberi kommunikációs taktika. Menczer, az önként jelentkező. 19:20 Abd El Rahim Alit meg- és beszívatják a norvégok. Az ember, akiért nem állt ki Gyurcsány. A cseh Tomio Okamura, a román Raed Arafat és az ukrán Zsan Belenyuk. 23:38 Jellinek Dániel kioktatja az Auchant. A Telex interjúja. 30:08 Hűtőmágnes Csingtaóból. A német Hongkong. A német fengshui. 36:13 Ki mit vett Black Fridayre? Billy Childisht megkérdezik, hogy ki az energiaszolgáltatója. Valentin-napot ünnepled? Philip Plein X Swarowski. Singles' day, a legnagyobb kínai kereskedelmi ünnep. A maszturbálás monetizálása. 43:48 A Dubaj csoki és Sarah Hamouda. Black Ivory Coffee. Extrémsörfőzés. 50:08 Hallgatói kérdés: Bicska. Hallgatói kérdés: Flegma egykerekűzés a Dagály utcában.Hallgatói kérdés: Majálisos videó. Elsőherbálozás és Szentkirályi Alexandra. Hallgatói kérdés: Motoros rovat. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Les matins
Xavier Niel et sa vision optimiste sur la crise politique actuelle

Les matins

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 6, 2024 39:38


durée : 00:39:38 - France Culture va plus loin (l'Invité(e) des Matins) - par : Guillaume Erner, Isabelle de Gaulmyn - Ce matin, nous recevons le célèbre entrepreneur des télécoms Xavier Niel. Alors que la France connaît une crise politique inédite, et attend un nouveau Premier ministre, Xavier Niel encourage à laisser de côté la politique pour entreprendre. Il raconte son itinéraire, ses choix et ses espoirs. - réalisation : Félicie Faugère - invités : Xavier Niel Dirigeant d'entreprise français

Les matins
Présidentielles en Roumanie / A qui appartient Notre-Dame de Paris / Xavier Niel est l'invité des Matins

Les matins

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 6, 2024 149:49


durée : 02:29:49 - Les Matins - par : Guillaume Erner, Isabelle de Gaulmyn - . - réalisation : Félicie Faugère

Les p't**s bateaux
C'est qui qu'a inventé la catapulte ?

Les p't**s bateaux

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 3, 2024 4:00


durée : 00:04:00 - Les P'tits Bateaux - par : Camille Crosnier - Aujourd'hui, Niel, 4 ans et demi, voudrait savoir qui a inventé la catapulte. Bruno Jacomy, responsable des Collections du musée des Confluences lui répond. - invités : Bruno Jacomy - Bruno Jacomy : Responsable des collections du Musée des confluences, sciences et sociétés. - réalisé par : Stéphanie TEXIER

MÓKA Podcast
#238 Törőcsik Dániel

MÓKA Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 24, 2024 77:31


AZ ÁRULÓ BOKSZOLÓ - Törőcsik Dániel - MÓKA Podcast ep. 238   Ebben az epizódban Törőcsik Dániel, az Éjjel-Nappal Budapest sztárja és tehetséges  tetováló művész volt a vendégünk! A beszélgetés során rengeteg izgalmas téma került elő, amelyek bepillantást engedtek Dániel életébe és gondolkodásmódjába.  

Tech&Co
The Exploration Company lève 150M€ – 18/11

Tech&Co

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 18, 2024 26:22


Lundi 18 novembre, François Sorel a reçu Marion Moreau, journaliste & fondatrice d'Hors Normes Média, Cédric Ingrand, directeur général de Heavyweight Studio et ancien journaliste chez LCI, et Pascal Samama, journaliste BFM Business. Ils se sont penchés sur la levée de fonds de 150 millions d'euros de The Exploration Company, Niel qui demande aux startups IA de ne pas vendre, ainsi que sur Apple qui pourrait enfin lancer sa propre TV, dans l'émission Tech & Co, la quotidienne, sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au jeudi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Cyclocross Social Podcast
Superprestige Niel | Cyclocross Social Podcast S6E18

Cyclocross Social Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 11, 2024 34:26


Racing on Monday as its a bank holiday in Belgium! Noah and Issam talk you through all the racing. The mens race saw a statement performance by Laurens Sweeck, who dominated from start to finish. Behind him, Orts took a great second place ahead of Vandeputte. The Womens race was a walkover by Ceylin Alvarado, who dominated on the technical course. Brand claimed second, ahead of Riberolle who fought off Casasola 00:00 opening 00:32 Mens Race 23:40 Womens race

The Slaughtered Lamb Movie Podcast
For The Love Of Horror - Europes Largest Horror Convention with Niel Hibbert and Ben Fenlon

The Slaughtered Lamb Movie Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 6, 2024 79:49


Send us a textToday we chat with Neil Hibbert and Ben Fenlon on the last few days before Europes Largest Horror Convention.Thanks to all our YouTube Members for supporting the channel.⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯JOIN OUR YOUTUBE MEMBERSHIP SCHEME AT THE FOLLOWINK LINK ⬇️➡️ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLfaW3fd5Oo-nFvKsL_1CfQ/join⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯----thanks to "Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio" for providing the superb synth background music.https://www.youtube.com/@WhiteBatAudio⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯Thanks to Nasty Pieces of Work for our Channel Artworkhttps://x.com/nastypieces⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯--JOIN OUR TWO FACEBOOK GROUPS BELOWTSL MOVIE PODCAST FACEBOOK PAGE ⬇️➡️ https://www.facebook.com/groups/803029887178672MEMORIES OF HALLOWEEN 45 YEARS OF TERROR ⬇️➡️ https://www.facebook.com/groups/971696203856000⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯https://www.instagram.com/the_slaughtered_lamb_podcast/https://twitter.com/SlaughteredThe⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯All clips and images used in this video were used ONLY as a means to review and criticise and should be considered as FAIR USE, under the Copyright act.Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.Support the show

Partizán
Mogács Dániel – “Az OSZD MEG és URALKODJ megy az EGÉSZ VILÁGBAN”

Partizán

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 21, 2024 36:15


Mogács Dániel először saját színházi társulatában jelent meg, majd onnan a Dumaszínházszínpadán kötött ki. 2010-ben még polgármesterjelölt is lett belőle, a VII. kerületben indult a Kutyapárt színeiben. A Dr. Mogács karaktere pedig már világuralomra is tört volna.A humorista többek között elmondta, hogy szerinte mi az amivel ő már nem viccelne, hogy miért ködösít sokszor a szövegeiben és azt is, hogy miért okozhatott neki traumát az E.T.

Balázsék
5 - Vasárnap elhunyt Karsai Dániel alkotmányjogász - vonalban Karsai Péter a testvére

Balázsék

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 2, 2024 31:34


5 - Vasárnap elhunyt Karsai Dániel alkotmányjogász - vonalban Karsai Péter a testvére by Balázsék

Shoot2Hunt
S2H In Da Bush – Part Two of Four

Shoot2Hunt

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 24, 2024 88:55


In this episode, Jake, Niel, Blaine, and Ryan share what it's really like to hunt in Africa – tracking down waterbucks, kudu, nyalas, and buffalos.... The post S2H In Da Bush – Part Two of Four appeared first on Shoot2Hunt.