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Cultivating Presence in Pivots   Episode #154   Welcome back to The Creative Soulpreneur podcast! On today's episode, we have the pleasure of hosting an inspiring duo, Theresa and Ivana. Host Nick introduces us to this dynamic pair, who recently embarked on a powerful journey of personal and professional pivots. Discover how they initially met Nick at a financial services event and how it led them to unpack deep conversations about vulnerability, authenticity, and the multiple layers of pivoting in life. Theresa and Ivana dive into their own experiences, discussing how life's unexpected challenges forced them to pivot and how these shifts have led to new opportunities and a deeper sense of purpose. Learn about the profound impact of Theresa's battle with breast cancer and Ivana's resilience in overcoming PTSD from her experiences growing up in Eastern Europe. Throughout this episode, our guests explore the concept of embracing change, navigating through discomfort, and finding grace within themselves during transitions. They reveal how they support one another and others in their industry to step into their own pivots with courage and intention. Tune in to hear more about their podcast, "Step Into the Pivot," Theresa's upcoming keynote speeches and book plans, and Ivana's exciting retreat offerings. This episode is brimming with insights, heartfelt stories, and practical advice on how to turn any sour lemons life hands you into something beautifully transformative.   Takeaways:   Embrace the Layers of Pivoting: Theresa and Ivana shared how each pivot goes beyond the surface. It starts physically (like changing jobs or managing health), extends to emotional adjustments, and dives deep into spiritual reflections about who we are and what we want.   Give Yourself Grace: Theresa emphasized the importance of allowing yourself the time and space to navigate a pivot. Whether it's selling a business after decades or facing an unexpected layoff, grace is crucial for making thoughtful and impactful decisions.   Transform Challenges into Opportunities: Ivana highlighted that even the toughest situations (like dealing with PTSD from past trauma) can be catalysts for growth. By being present and nurturing self-awareness, you can turn sour lemons into nourishing lemonade, or even vegan ice cream!

Aprillipäivä on käsillä ja pääsiäinenkin tuloillaan. Niiden kunniaksi toimittajamme Nipa muisteli omien kalareissujensa mämmikourailuja eli tunarointeja ja hölmöilyjä. Vastaavasti aprillijuksaamisen hengessä Nipa muisteli erikoisimpia, kalavaleilta kuulostavia, tositapahtumia vuosien varrelta. Parissakin kohdassa hän puhuu ihan aidosti palturia. Kuuntele tarina ja käy kurkkaamassa kuvat Kalastajan Kanavan Instagramista. Missä kohdissa toimittajalta menivät mämmit ja pashat sekaisin?Kalastajan Radion mahdollistaa Maa- ja metsätalousministeriö ja kalastonhoitomaksuvarat.

1:09 關稅人川普，加墨關稅「又」變了 3:59 台積電1000億投資，早說跟INTEL不扯上關係(就是好棋) 8:15 美元指數暴跌多殺多，經濟衰退情緒甚囂塵上 10:00 輿論的起源: 2/28 GDPNow(經濟預測)暴跌跳水翻負! 11:45 GDPNow的介紹，主要用途是改善更新頻率(1季21次) 14:36 2/28是大更新，納入一堆數據(包含NIPA國民經濟) 16:30 回歸GDP本質，從組成推測主因，應該是入超 19:32 美國貿易帳赤字前2個月暴增，統計模型預測放大效果 21:32 答案早已公布，因應潛在關稅，美國廠商提前拉貨 24:47 關稅提前拉貨，美國貿易帳Q2必然會緩和 26:02 C+I+G才是重點且有延續性，認為25Q1 GDP過度擔憂 27:34 關稅若持續實施，經濟衰退當然有可能，遞延反應在Q3 29:56 經濟衰退短期過度擔憂，中期至Q3並非不可能 31:50 股市本波集中跌大型股，衝刺指數的殺盤 35:10 反彈看急彈，非金電股、跌深AI股是短波段機會 相關文章與圖表連結: https://www.big-econ.com/index.php?sec=article&ID=3920 -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

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OLUWA WIPE GBE OJU RE SOKE, LATI MA JE ELERI RE

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Íşe àwon àpóstélì{Acts 9:1-9}....boya o da o l'ójú pe Kristi ni messiah naa, omo Olorun sugbon şe igbe aye re l'apapo je ti idalebi ohun idarudapo?

YIYA BARA, LATI MA JERI RE

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Işèlè ńlá kan şè si okunrin kan l'ésė agbelebu nibi ti a kan Jesu mo. Okunrin naa ni bibeli pe ni: "balogun orún".....òrò rè ni a m'énubà ni sókí ninu iwe ihinrere Marku 15:33-39.....Je ka jo kó eko ti tonii

D'arapo mó wa l'ati mu èkó yi wá s'opin nigbati a o ma wo igbesi aye Solomoni ni ranpe l'ati inu iwe awon oba kini, ori kokanla.....(1 Kings 11:1-10)....

Awon oba kini(1 Kings 21:25) so fun wa bi ìwà buburu, ibi ati iwa ika oba Ahabu ti wa ni ipele miiran ti o ga julo tori o yan Jesebeli ni aya...sugbon a ko k'ekòó nipa awon l'óko l'áyà yi l'oni bikoşe omiran bii ti won; Samsoni....d'arapo mo wa fun èkó ti oni

Sunnuntaibrunssin vieraana Dingo-yhtyeen laulaja ja lauluntekijä Nipa Neumann. Millaisia muistoja Nipalla on Dingomaniasta? Entä miten suosio on vaikuttanut häneen? Miten rankka keikkailu elämä vaikutti terveyteen, kun parhaimmillaan Dingo teki monta keikkaa yhdessä päivässä. Dingo -elokuva saa tänä vuonna ensi-iltansa, millaisia ajatuksia on herännyt, kun omasta urasta tehdään elokuva?Tämä ja paljon muuta Sunnuntaibrunssissa, kuuntele tästä!

Looti yan lai ni arojinle awon ipalara ti gbigbe iha ila-oorun pelu awon ti oju Olorun koro si; le e fa fun ohun ati idile re......tesiwaju eko yi pelu wa ni Genesisi ori kokan-din-l'ogun{19}......

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Kini a n pe ni àşàyan? Báwo ni ó ti le şe àkóbá fun ìwà àti ìşe bi eniti o n yan ko ba kíyèsára tabi l'arojinle? D'arapo mo wa l'ori eko onipele titun yi ka jo wa oro Olorun jinle....

MASE FOYA, ISORO RE YOO DOPIN FIFUN ELESE NI OHUN TI O NILO DIPO OHUN TI O TO SI NI A NPE NI OORE-OFE

ISORO WA KO NII DURO TITI LAI OMO ONINAKUNA RO PE OUN LEE RI IGBALA NIPA ISE

BI O TI WU KI ANA RE TI RI, BE OLORUN FUN IDARIJI OLORUN NINU AANU RE NWA AWA ELESE

BAKAN NAA LA RI NIWAJU OLUWA

On this episode, we cover 'Nipa yɛ cobra', a slang that sprang out of nowhere and has been trending for months! We also cover 'God of Dbee', 'Boganizer' and 'Real wai'. We highlight the hilarious origins of all these Ghanaian slangs. Episode Team Wendy, Jeff, Peaches and Eamy. Listen to the Slangs By Ghanaians Podcast on all popular podcast streaming platforms: https://linktr.ee/slangsbyghanaians Read Our Blog: slangsbyghanaians.wordpress.com Intro/Outro Music Artist: Dusha Billions Title: Lost In Tema (L.I.T) Link: https://spotify.link/646sByJI8Db Let's get slanging! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/slangsbyghanaians/message

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The US Commerce Department's Bureau of Economic Analysis recently released its revised US Space Economy Statistics for 2012–2021. The new data builds on previous estimates that were released in January 2022 by incorporating new source data and improved methods. On this edition of The Ex Terra Podcast, Tom Patton talks with Dr. Tina Highfill, an award-winning research economist with the US Commerce Department's Bureau of Economic Analysis. The U.S. space economy statistics are built using BEA's comprehensive supply and use tables (SUTs) and National Income and Product Accounts (NIPAs), which provide insight into the internal workings of the U.S. economy and detail the contribution of specific industries and products to GDP. The SUTs measure the flows of goods and services purchased by each industry, the incomes earned from production in each industry, and the distribution of sales for each product. The NIPA data present the value and composition of U.S. GDP, the types of incomes generated in its production, and its associated employment. The goal of the space economy statistics is to highlight the space-related production and spending that are already present in the SUTs and NIPAs. In practice, these statistics represent a rearrangement of existing data to isolate spending and production for the space economy. COVID had Less of an Impact on the US Space Economy than Other Sectors "Generally speaking, what we found is that the COVID pandemic didn't impact the space economy as much as the overall US economy, but it also didn't see the same rebound," Highfill said. BEA continues to expand and improve upon the space economy estimates with the intention of developing a time series of estimates with full industry detail aligning with BEA's other statistical releases. Additionally, research is underway to estimate space economic activity by categories that are more salient to space community users, such as launch and R&D, to provide an additional layer of understanding about the U.S. space economy.

Mark Williams has been a creative force and artist from grade school through high school, college, and adult life. While most kids were outside playing, Mark spent his time inside playing with his imagination and practicing his craft with joy, enthusiasm, and determination. In this episode of Project Popsicle with Bert and Nipa, Mark tells us about his background, his influences, and his passions. Sit back and listen to Mark's fascinating art “origin” story; hopefully, it will inspire you along your artistic journey.This quote from Mark sums up his mission, “Art can motivate, inspire, change the perception or simply entertain. I enjoy being a creator. As an artist, I believe my journey is to share a perspective with people that provides either stimulation or enjoyment. Whether art is created for relaxation or to make a statement – I want that to be what the patron gets from the art. To feel moved, loved, or even saddened – but to have a connection with the piece.”

M'ria Swire is a visual artist from South Florida and currently lives in Plant City, Florida. As a kid, she started out painting cartoon puppies and that has evolved into an exploration of herself as an artist, using life changes, challenges, and opportunities as a catalyst for pushing the boundaries of her creativity.In this episode of Project Popsicle, Bert and Nipa listen to M'ria as she discusses the importance of community. In the creative process, she is driven by her emotions, connection, music, and the freedom of being spontaneous. She shares her ideas about how she uses color, movement and what it means to her, and how it shows up in her art. So, sit back and enjoy M'ria Swire as she takes us into her world of art and hopefully, it will inspire you to create your world.

When we think of creative directors, we immediately think of people working in ad agencies. But there's a whole other world of CDs who are working on the client side, at design firms, marketing agencies, or at PR companies like my guest Nipa Eason. Nipa is a brilliant Creative Director from Tallahassee, Florida, who has been working exclusively in PR for the last several years, and she's here to share some things she's learned along her journey, specifically some misconceptions and misunderstandings that happen between the PR side of the house and the creative team at a PR agency. So if you're working in PR as a creative, you're going to want to pay special attention to this episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cdconfessions/message

Brooke Madsen is an explorer of art in Gainesville, Florida. She uses the human experience, body, and emotions to create connections. She challenges the norms of society by pushing the envelope with her art through pottery, painting, sculpturing, drawing, metal, and wood. She is a voice of acceptance, love, healing, and compassion and uses her creativity to express her desire to impact her community.In this episode of Project Popsicle with Bert and Nipa, Brooke discusses why she is here and her passion to make a difference. She challenges society's ideas about beauty, the body, and self-worth. Her journey is personal, powerful, and inspiring. Brooke talks about her teaching style and how she creates an environment of self-acceptance, safety, and joy. She continues to explore her art and courageously branches out with other art forms as she sees fit. Her most visible work, “Ugly Mugs”, is about the funny ways that stress and life circumstances show up on our cute, varied faces. She loves watching people interact with them and recognize themselves or others in their faces. You'll certainly enjoy listening to Brooke's journey on Project Popsicle.

If you are at all involved with workplace retirement plans, you would have to have been living under a rock to have not heard about SECURE 2.0. It is a hot topic, while also ambitious and even confusing. With all those factors, I couldn't think of a better person to join me to wade through all this than Alison Cohen, Partner at the Ferenczy Benefits Law Center. We do cover a lot ground today so get ready. Also, while there has been a lot announced, keep in mind many new provisions don't go into affect for one or more years and we still will need guidance from the IRS or others to answer many basic and logical questions.   Guest Bio Alison J. Cohen, J.D., APA, APR is a Partner with Ferenczy Benefits Law Center in Atlanta, Georgia. She advises clients on many issues related to qualified retirement plans, including design, mergers and acquisitions, audits, and operational issues. Alison commonly works with clients that have operational issues to guide them through the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and/or Department of Labor (DOL) corrective programs, prepare corrective filings, and prepare and support clients through an audit conducted by the IRS and/or DOL. Alison is a member of the Georgia and California State Bars. Prior to joining Ferenczy Benefits Law Center, Alison worked at a large bundled service provider for nearly 16 years as an Associate Vice President, Compliance Manager and Regulatory Liaison. As part of her responsibilities there, Alison served as a national speaker on audit and correction issues. She served on the Employee Plans Subcommittee of the IRS Advisory Committee on Tax-Exempt and Governmental Entities (ACT). Alison has been actively involved with the National Institute of Pension Administration (NIPA) serving as a speaker, author, and developer/teacher. In 2019, Alison received NIPA's Excellence in Education Award, which recognizes outstanding educators within the national membership who have made significant contributions and improvements to NIPA's educational programs. Alison holds designations as an Accredited Pension Administrator (APA) and an Accredited Pension Representative (APR) from NIPA.  Alison is the former first President and an active member of the Pension Education Council of Atlanta (PECA). Alison is a co-author of The Plan Correction eSource and in 2019 she also assumed co-authorship of ERISA: A Comprehensive Guide. Alison speaks frequently on qualified retirement plan topics and issues, bringing a sense of humor and practical solutions to clients, colleagues, and industry professionals.   401(k) Fridays Podcast Overview Struggling with a fiduciary issue, looking for strategies to improve employee retirement outcomes or curious about the impact of current events on your retirement plan? We've had conversations with retirement industry leaders to address these and other relevant topics! You can easily explore over 250 prior on-demand audio interviews here. Don't forget to subscribe as we release a new episode every other Friday!

Vy Nguyen is a video commercial producer and owner of a full-service video production company based in Tallahassee, Florida. His fascination for filmmaking began when he was around eight or nine years old and his dad let him use the family VHS camera to capture vacations, and gatherings to make fun films with his brother. Vy always had a camera in his hands as he transitioned from VHS to digital over the years. In this episode of Project Popsicle, Bert and Nipa discover how a film school rejection changed his life and led Vy to his passion for doing what he loves: making documentaries and unscripted narratives about regular people. Embracing his role as a producer, he has developed his skill set to be a mediator between the creatives and the client in the creative process.In creating documentary projects, it is evident that his curiosity, desire, intuitiveness, and ability to listen enable him to connect with interviewees during their discussions. As a producer, Vy is able to put together small and large projects by bringing the right people together behind and in front of the camera. This process brings him a great deal of joy and satisfaction as Vy discovered some time ago, producing is his calling card. You'll enjoy listening to his journey, process, and drive to learn more about his craft and what it feels like to do what you love.

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Carly Berry is a full-time freelance illustrator and graphic designer who describes herself as a “maker of things.” She creates art with passion, boldness, and a natural confidence that has always been with her. Carly defines her brand as “Weird” and fully embraces it 100%, allowing her to create some of the most unique, fun, and off-beat characters, places, and things you will ever see.In this podcast, Carly talks about how vintage antique stores, growing up in Florida, her family environment, and nature have inspired her work. According to Carly, nature brings good ideas and mental clarity to her life which guides her creativity. This fun, relaxed, and inspiring conversation with Carly reveals a person who loves being in her zone of creativity and embracing the joy of letting go and doing what comes naturally to her. Sit back and enjoy this episode of Project Popsicle as Bert and Nipa listen to how Carly describes her unique style and how she creates the Wonderful Weird World of Carly Berry.

Bryan Voliton was born a visual artist and raised by an amazing teacher. He has a successful graphic design career and is a branding consultant in Dunedin, Florida. In this episode of Project Popsicle, Bert and Nipa hear from Bryan about pivotal moments that have changed his life and sent him on a journey full of self-discoveries, self-reflection, and on the road to creative wellness. He talks about the power of being in the moment, slowing down, and observing what is happening in the now. His creativity is rooted in the connection between the body and the mind and is complemented by his desire to do whatever he can to help people to grow, learn, and increase their self-awareness as human beings. He believes we are constantly creating. He embraces his role as a catalyst for change on the journey to self-knowledge. His gentle and caring spirit shines throughout his episode. Bryan's goal as an artist is to have his work displayed and accessible to a wide range of people for the use of learning and educating the public on the creative process and the importance of everyone having a creative practice. 

Jaime Cabrera is a writer and a storyteller at his core. His podcast, Confessions of a Creative Director, and his new book, What's The Big Idea: An Indispensable Guide to Becoming a Kick-Ass Creative Director (November 21, 2022), will keep you engaged and inspire you to move toward your dreams. In this Project Popsicle episode, Bert and Nipa hear about how Jaime's belief in creativity drives his life and keeps him on the path of discovery, growth, and constantly going outside his comfort zone. Many years ago, his pivotal moment was when he asked himself a simple yet powerful question, “I'm a creator, why am I not creating stuff?” That self-reflective moment changed everything for him. His drive about “just making stuff” has led him to write many songs (his first passion), craft creative multimillion-dollar marketing campaigns, solve business and marketing problems in a way that tells a compelling story, build consensus, and rally people around common ideas. As an innovative leader, he's passionate about driving and evolving brand strategies across all consumer touchpoints and channels. Jaime's goal is always to tell a story that will move people. You'll enjoy hearing about his creative journey in this podcast.You can buy his book here! https://a.co/d/dlDglpg

MASE YO ARA RE KURO ARA AWON TI WON LEE SE ASEYORI; IPENIJA WO LO DABI OKE EVERESTI NIWAJU RE, OLORUN A MUN E BORI RE

In this Episode, We Talk About: How to free up more of your time and grow your business faster. The benefits of outsourcing (who wins and why). Where to begin, and where NOT to begin, outsourcing. Resources + Links:   Download our FREE Goal Getter Bundle HERE   Follow The Freedom Parents on Instagram | @thefreedomparents Subscribe to the Youtube Channel | The Freedom Parents YOUTUBE   Find more resources on our website | thefreedomparents.com   Order The Freedom Parents book on Amazon The Freedom Parents by Samantha & Harold Prestenbach Connect with Samantha on Instagram | @samantha_prestenbach Show Notes: What is the one key that will create more abundance, not only for yourself but for others? It's the topic of today's episode: outsourcing! We'll go over all you need to know about outsourcing, including why it's worth it, where to begin, what benefits you get from it, and more. Why do entrepreneurs need to outsource? How does it evolve? What do we choose to outsource and why? Find out how to buy your time back, grow your business faster, and gain more freedom in your day to day. The sooner you outsource, the sooner you start to win at a higher level! 01:20 Why is outsourcing important? 04:15 Getting your time back. 07:25 What value do we get when we outsource? 10:35 How do we get past the conditioning around outsourcing? 12:25 NIPA versus IPA. 14:45 What is the fastest way to declutter your mind and eliminate stress? 18:40 Where should you NOT start? 22:15 How can parents use outsourcing to their benefit? 23:35 What can we outsource around the home? 26:40 Who wins when we outsource? 29:25 How can we outsource financially? 31:15 What is the first step? 34:20 Why is outsourcing worth it? 37:00 Knowing your needs. 39:10 How does outsourcing evolve?

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A great conversation with the North Idaho Pride Alliance team of Jessica Mahuron, NIPA staff; Sam Koestner, NIPA Board President; and Kimber London, Board Member focusing on education. June is Pride Month, and they are busy with a lot of great events planned for the month, including Pride in the Park tomorrow at 10 am in CDA City Park. North Idaho Pride is a support organization for the LGBTQIA+ community createing strong connections and alliances through collaboration between community organizations, community education, and programming, and is a great resource for everyone from those seeking understanding about themselves and others. For more information or to get involved, visit nipridealliance.com.

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Kemenesi Gábor virológus nevét egy ország ismerhette meg az elmúlt években. Hiszen ő az egyik olyan magyar kutató, akihez szinte rutinszerűen fordulnak nyilatkozatért az újságírók Magyarországon, hogy kommentálja, kontextusba helyezze a koronavírus-járvány híreit.Ebben az epizódban tehát Kemenesi Gáborral beszélgetek az interneten rendelhető (nem számítógépes) vírusokról, az ukrán biolaborokról, járványokról és járványszerűen terjedő álhírekről, valamint arról, hogy megszelídült-e a Covid-betegség kórokozója.MűsorjegyzetekA részletes műsorjegyzeteket (linkeket cikkekhez, könyvekhez, filmekhez és sok egyébhez) itt találod a műsor honlapján:https://azeletmegminden.hu/049-kemenesi-gabor-podcast/Időkóddal ellátott tartalmi kivonatot ennek a dokumentumnak a végén is találsz.A műsort itt is megtalálodhonlap: https://azeletmegminden.hu/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/azeletmegminden/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/azeletmegminden/Hírlevél: https://azeletmegminden.hu/hirlevel-feliratkozas/Patreon (a műsor támogatása): https://www.patreon.com/azeletmegmindenTámogatás 1%-os adófelajánlással: https://azeletmegminden.hu/egyszazalek/Tartalmi kivonat időkódokkalA műsorba dinamikusan beillesztett szponzori üzenetek, hirdetések miatt az alább jelzett időkódok 30-60 másodperccel eltolódhatnak.[0:04:53] Mi az a Virológiai Nemzeti Laboratórium, ahol Kemenesi Gábor dolgozik? Mi az a 4-es szintű laboratórium?[0:10:04] A Nipa-vírus. Miért veszélyes és miért érdekes a kutatók számára? A denevérek mint „vírusbankok”.[0:14:39] Halálozási arány a Nipa-vírus okozta fertőzéseknél és a kroronavírusoknál. Az R0-szám.[0:20:54] Mit jelent a vírusvadászat, egy vírus „kergetése”? A vírusok génszekvenálása és a technológia fejlődése.[0:25:15] Mi a szerepe a vírusoknak az ökoszisztémában? Van-e hasznuk, ha ennyi kárt okoznak nekünk?[0:29:34] Mi történik a vírusvadászat során gyűjtött mintákkal? Hogyan szállítják, tanulmányozzák a vírusokat a nemzetközi laborhálózatok?[0:32:37] A víruskutatás nemzetközi koordinációja és ennek haszna a koronavírus-kutatás és a világjárvány során.[0:39:22] Az ukrán biolaborok és az orosz dezinformáció.[0:45:23] Tudjuk-e már pontosan a koronavírus-járvány forrását? Lehetséges-e, hogy laborból szabadult ki a vírus? A vírrusok genetikai „ujjlenyomata”.[0:55:54] A Covid elleni védekezés sikeressége: hogyan sikerült a világjárvány veszedelmességét az influenzáéhoz közelíteni? Hogyan lehetséges, hogy az ukrajnai háború kitörésével úgymond a járvány is megszűnt létezni?[1:01:18] Lesz-e van-e alakulóban újabb járványhullám? A harmadik oltás fontossága. Mi történik Kínában? Hibás-e a totálaiotárius állam járványkezelése?[1:09:14] Miért volt ilyen magas Magyarországon a járvány áldozatainak száma? Miért ilyen alacsony a beoltottak aránya?[1:12:36] A kormányzati járványkommunikáció Magyarországon és abszurditásai.[1:14:46] Hogyan viselte az őt ért támadásokat, a vírusszkeptikus kirohanásokat Kemenesi Gábor?[1:24:01] A hatékonyabb oktatás, mint az álhírek ellenszere. Az álhírek jellemzői, az ellenük való küzdelem nehézségei.[1:31:13] A Sarlatánok kora című könyv. Kemenesi Gábor tinédzserkori érdeklődése a vírusok iránt.[1:36:20] A szúnyogok szerepe a járványokban. Invazív fajok Magyarországon.[1:41:49] „Megszelídült”-e a járványt okozó koronavírus?[1:48:58] Hogyan kapcsolódik nemzetközi hálózatba a pécsi laboratórium munkája? Nem csábítja-e arra ez Kemenesi Gábort, hogy munkáját külföldön folytassa?

Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien founded their eponymous design studio, Doshi Levien, in 2000. The duo, who are also real life partners and met while studying at London's Royal College of Art in the late '90s, came to prominence in 2003 with an extraordinary range of cookware, designed for French company, Tefal. At the time, the pieces seemed different and more than a little exciting, a combination of contemporary European design and thinking from somewhere else entirely. In terms of form, each item was incredibly precise. However, flip the pots and pans over and, on the base, was an unexpectedly beautiful pattern. Since then, the pair have gone on to work for the likes of Moroso, Hay, Kvadrat, BD Barcelona, galerie kreo, Cappellini and many others, creating textiles, furniture, glassware, shoes, lighting, and even ice cream, that deftly combines their contrasting skills, ideas and backgrounds.In this episode we talk about Nipa's relationship with colour and textiles; why card is a vital part of Jonathan's process; growing up in India and Scotland respectively and how that affected their design thinking; living and designing together; facing prejudice; that initial project with Tefal; and working with Italian furniture giant Moroso.Yet, mostly it's about how two people with different hinterland have come together to create a single vision.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/materialmatters?fan_landing=true)