Podcasts about Norcia

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Due appuntamenti organizzati dall'Ufficio Pellegrinaggi della Diocesi di Tortona porteranno delegazioni nei luoghi di San Benedetto da Norcia ad ottobre e a febbraio nel grande appuntamento a Roma per il Giubileo 2025, quest'ultimo condotto dal vescovo Guido Marini. Su Radio Pnr Michela Ricco, con Stefano Brocks, espone i programmi e le modalità delle trasferte.

Vandaag gedenken we de heilige Benedictus, abt, patroon van Europa. Benedictus werd omstreeks 480 te Norcia in Umbrië geboren. Na zijn studies te Rome besloot hij als kluizenaar te gaan leven in de omgeving van Subiaco. Daar trok hij veel leerlingen aan, met wie hij zich na verloop van tijd op de Monte Cassino vestigde, waar hij een klooster stichtte dat vermaard zou worden. Als schrijver van een regel die overal verbreiding vond verdiende hij de naam van vader van het westers monnikendom. Hij stierf op 21 maart 547. Reeds op het einde van de 8e eeuw werd op 11 juli een liturgische gedachtenis van hem gehouden. In 1947 werd hij door paus Pius XII uitgeroepen tot patroon van Europa.

May 30, 2024 ~ DTE Energy Chairman and CEO Jerry Norcia talks at the Mackinac Policy Conference about the company's efforts to enhance grid reliability in response to worsening weather patterns and increasing demand due to climate change. Hear how DTE aims to reduce power outages by 30% and their duration by 50% through a four-point program that includes replacing outdated infrastructure and placing a third of the system underground. Hear the details from “'JR Morning with Guy Gordon, Lloyd Jackson, and Jamie Edmonds.”

May 29, 2024 ~ Jerry Norcia, CEO of DTE talks energy and the economy with Paul W. Smith at the Mackinac Policy Conference.

For our second bonus podcast episode from our reader weekend in New Norcia, Stephen Scourfield and Will Yeoman perform a spoken word piece called Belief in front of a live audience at the Abbey Church. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on our dedicated travel podcast, we explore Australia's only monastic town, New Norcia. Founded in 1847 by Spanish Benedictine Monks, the unique settlement — that looks like it's been plucked from a bygone village in Spain — is located about 130km north-east of Perth in Western Australia's Wheatbelt. The West's travel team recently spent a weekend exploring the small picturesque town, as part of its annual weekend away with a group of nearly 40 like-minded readers. Join Penny Thomas and Megan French as they recap the eventful weekend that included things like writing workshops, photography courses, panel discussions and an extra special music performance in the Abbey Church. Megan also chats with our good friend Will Yeoman from Writing WA, who gives us an insight into the type of things he teaches budding writers during his popular writing workshop, plus he tells us what he enjoys most about being involved in an event like this that is centred around fun and learning. Stephen Scourfield also joins the conversation and reflects on the historic and spiritual aspects of the New Norcia settlement, whilst acknowledging its difficult past. Subscribe to The Pod Well Travelled where you get your podcasts — and share it to your family and friends. Sign up for eTravel via thewest.com.au/manage-email-preferences. It's our free digital edition of travel that gets delivered to your inbox once a week and is full of new stories, fresh podcast episodes, upcoming events and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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TESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜ https://www.bastabugie.it/it/articoli.php?id=7690SANT'ANTONIO ABATE E LA BENEDIZIONE DEGLI ANIMALI di Don Stefano BimbiLa vita di Sant'Antonio abate è descritta nella Vita Antonii di Sant'Atanasio, vescovo di Alessandria e dottore della Chiesa, che ebbe da lui un aiuto nella lotta contro l'arianesimo. Questa era l'eresia combattuta dal Concilio di Nicea per eliminare l'idea che Gesù fosse solo uomo e non vero Dio. Sant'Antonio è considerato il fondatore del monachesimo orientale, mentre quello occidentale si fa risalire a San Benedetto da Norcia. Risale al santo anche il nome dell'herpes zoster, popolarmente noto come fuoco di sant'Antonio, una malattia virale della cute e delle terminazioni nervose, causata dal virus della varicella infantile.VITA DI SANT'ANTONIOSant'Antonio nacque a Coma un villaggio del Basso Egitto nel 251, figlio di benestanti contadini cristiani. Rimase orfano a vent'anni, con un patrimonio da amministrare e una sorella minore cui badare. Sentì presto la vocazione ascoltando il vangelo dove Gesù dice al giovane ricco «Se vuoi essere perfetto, va', vendi quello che possiedi e dallo ai poveri» (Mt 19,21). Distribuiti i beni ai poveri e sistemata la sorella, iniziò a vivere come un anacoreta nel deserto attorno alla sua città, vivendo in preghiera, povertà e castità.In una visione vide un eremita che passava la giornata tra la preghiera e l'intreccio di una corda. Da questo capì che, oltre alla preghiera, si sarebbe dovuto dedicare ad un'attività concreta. Diventerà il principio dell'ora et labora che caratterizzerà anche in Occidente la vita monastica da San Benedetto in poi.Sant'Antonio condusse quindi una vita ritirata in perfetta solitudine. I frutti del lavoro gli servivano per sostentarsi, ma anche per fare la carità ai poveri. Nei primi anni di vita ritirata fu tormentato da tentazioni fortissime, inclusi dubbi sul senso della vita solitaria. Consultando altri eremiti fu esortato ad andare avanti. Anzi gli fu consigliato di staccarsi ancora più radicalmente dal mondo. Fu così che, indossando solo un rude panno, si chiuse in una tomba nella roccia. Qui fu aggredito e percosso dal demonio; senza sensi fu trovato dalle persone che si recavano spesso da lui per portargli del cibo. Fu portato nel villaggio, dove guarì.In seguito Sant'Antonio si spostò sul monte Pispir, vicino al Mar Rosso, dove si rinchiuse in una vecchia fortificazione. Vi rimase per 20 anni, nutrendosi solo con il pane che gli veniva portato due volte all'anno. Anche qui fu tormentato dal demonio. Alla fine molte persone, per stargli vicino e chiedergli consiglio e aiuto, abbatterono le mura del suo rifugio. Sant'Antonio allora si dedicò a guarire i sofferenti ed a liberare gli indemoniati.Durante la persecuzione dell'imperatore Massimino Daia rientrò ad Alessandria per confortare i cristiani che venivano ferocemente perseguitati. Tornata la pace, Sant'Antonio visse i suoi ultimi anni nel deserto. Morì all'età di 105 anni il 17 gennaio del 356. Ecco perché la sua festa si celebra il 17 gennaio di ogni anno.PROTETTORE DEGLI ANIMALI DOMESTICISant'Antonio è ricordato anche come protettore degli animali domestici e viene raffigurato con un maiale che reca al collo una campanella. Per la sua festa la Chiesa benedice gli animali e le stalle. Ci si potrebbe chiedere se sia il caso di benedire gli animali oppure se sia solo una moda derivante dalla diffusione degli animali come surrogati di un figlio, ma la risposta non può che essere affermativa. Infatti il primo a benedire gli animali è stato Dio stesso. Come ci ricorda la Genesi, dopo aver creato gli animali Dio li benedisse dicendo: «Siate fecondi e moltiplicatevi e riempite le acque dei mari; gli uccelli si moltiplichino sulla terra» (Gn 1,22). Siate fecondi e moltiplicatevi vuol dire crescere di numero, cioè godere di buona salute per avere lo sviluppo voluto da Dio. Purtroppo con il peccato originale anche la natura animale partecipa della ferita della natura umana e quindi anche gli animali sono soggetti alle malattie e alla morte. Inoltre il Diavolo non solo può colpire gli uomini, ma anche i beni che a lui appartengono e quindi, tra questi, anche gli animali. Le benedizioni per gli animali si trovano nel Rituale Romanum. C'è anche una benedizione se sono colpiti da gravi infermità chiedendo a Dio che venga cancellato ogni diabolico potere su di loro.Certamente il fatto che la Chiesa benedica gli animali, non vuol dire che questi abbiano la stessa dignità degli uomini. Oggi va di moda difendere i diritti degli animali (contro i diritti degli uomini), come prima erano stati esaltati i diritti degli uomini (contro i diritti di Dio). È quindi bene ricordare che anche Hitler fu un animalista (e vegetariano). A prova di ciò basti sapere che una delle prime leggi che fece approvare proibiva la vivisezione sugli animali. Sappiamo come è andata a finire... gli esperimenti sono stati fatti sugli uomini.L'IDEOLOGIA ANIMALISTAPurtroppo l'ideologia animalista sta permeando sempre più la società e ciò è dovuto anche alla massiccia campagna per i presunti diritti degli animali sui mezzi di comunicazione. Ad esempio è frequente trovare nei tg un servizio che parli di cura degli animali o di ingiusti maltrattamenti nei loro confronti. È talmente assillante che ormai pare quasi introdotto un nuovo genere di peccato: l'abbandono degli animali. Vorrei invece ricordare che abbandonare un animale non è un peccato. Può essere una cosa non bella, ma non è un peccato. Semmai abbandonare un anziano è un peccato, però di questo raramente parlano i tg, per cui, sono certo, alla frase "abbandonare un animale non è un peccato" si troverebbero molte persone indignate. Eppure basterebbe ricordar loro che decidere cosa è peccato non è compito della televisione, ma di Dio.Sempre nei succitati servizi televisivi capita spesso che per descrivere i maltrattamenti sugli animali si arrivi a dire "animali trattati in modo disumano". Ora mi pare evidente che l'espressione riveli che esiste una gerarchia nella natura umana che prevede che l'uomo sia superiore agli animali. E ciò è confermato dall'altra espressione usata quando invece sono maltrattati degli uomini, si dice infatti "uomini trattati come bestie".In conclusione, per la festa di Sant'Antonio la Chiesa benedice gli animali perché li considera creature che Dio ha messo al fianco dell'uomo per migliorare la sua vita. La posizione della Chiesa, bene espressa nel Catechismo della Chiesa Cattolica, mi pare equilibrata e secondo verità. E profondamente contraria alle ideologie del mondo che si rivelano, al contrario, fortemente disumane. Hitler docet!Nota di BastaBugie: per approfondire l'articolo di Don Stefano Bimbi alla luce di quello che insegna la Chiesa riportiamo cosa dice il Catechismo della Chiesa Cattolica sugli animali.2416 - Gli animali sono creature di Dio. Egli li circonda della sua provvida cura. Con la loro semplice esistenza lo benedicono e gli rendono gloria. Anche gli uomini devono essere benevoli verso di loro. Ci si ricorderà con quale delicatezza i santi, come san Francesco d'Assisi o san Filippo Neri, trattassero gli animali.2417 - Dio ha consegnato gli animali a colui che egli ha creato a sua immagine. È dunque legittimo servirsi degli animali per provvedere al nutrimento o per confezionare indumenti. Possono essere addomesticati, perché aiutino l'uomo nei suoi lavori e anche a ricrearsi negli svaghi. Le sperimentazioni mediche e scientifiche sugli animali sono pratiche moralmente accettabili, se rimangono entro limiti ragionevoli e contribuiscono a curare o salvare vite umane.2418 - È contrario alla dignità umana far soffrire inutilmente gli animali e disporre indiscriminatamente della loro vita. È pure indegno dell'uomo spendere per gli animali somme che andrebbero destinate, prioritariamente, a sollevare la miseria degli uomini. Si possono amare gli animali; ma non si devono far oggetto di quell'affetto che è dovuto soltanto alle persone.

The Siblings are joined by Nick Norcia, a fan of The Sopranos and the podcast! Today, we discuss another incredibly violent episode, the letter V, and everything that comes with it! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-sibling-sitdown/message

In this episode, we chat about Gregorian chant; what it is, how it's different from modern music, and how it impacts our lives.    Announcements: Support our podcast on Patreon! Production of each episode takes hours of work, filming, and editing. Becoming a patron can help us keep our episode quality high and allow us to continue filming. Become a patron today at https://www.patreon.com/meatsmith. Come to our 3-Day Family Pig Harvest class this November and December and use your hands to turn four lambs into kitchen-sized lamb cuts, sausage, and charcuterie. The dates are November 16th-18th, November 30th - December 2nd, and December 14th-16th. To keep the hands-on experience undiluted, classes are limited to just eight students. Jump on this chance and sign up today! https://farmsteadmeatsmith.com/the-family-pig/ Meatsmith Membership -- a gift that gives all year long! More than 45 Harvest Films, Brandon's Harvest Journal, and our community FaceBook group. 60-day free trial available! Use the Newsletter Special option on our sign-up page and apply the promo code 60daytrial at checkout. Sign up for Meatsmith Membership at FarmsteadMeatsmith.com/product/membership/.   Timestamps/Topics for Episode 88: 0:00 What is Gregorian chant? 12:00 How Gregorian chant is different from modern music 15:06 You will understand even though it's in Latin 22:48 A different way of singing 32:21 Beauty orders the appetites  39:48 Chant appeals to the intellect 44:00 Definition of Beauty 51:34 How chant impacts our lives  1:05:17 Chant in our home 1:11:10 Sound of Music's influence     Links for Episode 88: Good Music, Sacred Music, and Silence: Three Gifts of God for Liturgy and for Life by Peter Kwasniewski https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/123001541-good-music-sacred-music-and-silence?ac=1&from_search=true&qid=hVhG76GNXj&rank=1 Dies Irae - Gregorian Chant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OBB5-bP6qs&t=2s The Monks of Norcia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0qVBhp_wJM Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary - Requiem album https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQUVO_gHh6M Monastic Choir Of Our Lady Of Clear Creek Abbey https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IseSwHhmLE&list=OLAK5uy_nA_69LfiHPMUAJOt6lOkb-VbTlmnvp_dg Nicholas Lemme - St. John Passion  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gV9LHxkr78 FSSP Requiem Mass https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3RgzZwlpFA&t=667s Lecture with the definition of Beauty by Fr. Chad Ripperger https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDSsFn-JaXY&t=996s Timothy Flanders - The Meaning of Catholic https://www.youtube.com/@TheMeaningofCatholic/featured AND The Logos of Music article https://meaningofcatholic.com/2021/10/01/the-logos-of-music/ The Angelous we chant at home https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnfc3RN-BAw Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary - Learn chant http://www.fsspolgs.org/learn-chant/solfege-introduction/ Sound of Music - Do Re Mi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drnBMAEA3AM Gregorian Chant Academy - https://www.gregorianchantacademy.com/

In questa puntata parliamo dei travagli interni alla Chiesa nei secoli X e XI. Già prima dell'anno Mille, l'istituzione ecclesiastica appare pesantemente compromessa con l'amministrazione imperiale, che attribuisce feudi non solo a conti, duchi e marchesi ma anche a vescovi e abati di potenti abbazie. L'ordine benedettino si è molto allontanato dal rigore della regola del suo fondatore, San Benedetto da Norcia, ed è diventato un centro di potere economico-amministrativo. La corruzione del clero spinge una nuova generazione di fedeli a provare a rivitalizzare l'esperienza religiosa con la fondazione di nuovi ordini come i cluniacensi, i cistercensi, i camaldolesi. Questo impulso continuerà nei secoli successivi, come testimonia la nascita degli ordini mendicanti dei francescani e dei domenicani. Ci sono anche aggressioni alla Chiesa da parte di gruppi ereticali, mossi in fondo da motivazioni abbastanza simili a quelle descritte: in questo campo vanno ricordati i Patari e i Catari. Un altro momento drammatico per la vita dei cristiani è lo scisma d'oriente, che rompe per la prima volta l'unità della Chiesa universale. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stefano-dambrosio5/message

In today's episode, I spoke with Jerry Norcia, Chairman and CEO of DTE Energy, a company with over 10,000 employees. We had an in-depth discussion of times he felt vulnerable, how he approaches vulnerability with his team, and the impact vulnerability has had on his leadership journey. Norcia believes vulnerability involves authenticity, openness and building trust and respect. He aims to treat everyone equally and share more personal stories over time and he stressed the importance of accountability, integrity, empathy and confidence in leadership. Norcia also discussed the value of admitting when you don't have the answers and listening more as a leader. Overall, Norcia shared thoughtful perspectives on utilizing vulnerability to create inclusive decision-making, energize teams and build loyalty. Jerry Norcia is one of the 100+ CEOs I interviewed for my new book, Leading With Vulnerability. Grab your copy now: ⁠https://www.amazon.com/Leading-Vulnerability-Superpower-Transform-Organization/dp/1119895243/⁠ __________________ Start your day with the world's top leaders by joining thousands of others at Great Leadership on Substack. Just enter your email:⁠ ⁠⁠⁠https://greatleadership.substack.com/

In honor of Spooky Season, October's theme is GHOSTING and today Chino shares a wild *in person* ghost story & guest Nick Norcia weighs in. Plus! Nick and Rory discuss bad dates, learning to release shame, Nick's three date rule, avoidant attachments and soooo much more. To follow Nick on IG click HERE or Tiktok click HERE. To follow Chino click HERE. If you're interested in reading the books mentioned you can click on either: The Velvet Rage or The Ethical Slut. For Giveaways, sign up for the mailing list here: https://www.crimesoftheheartpod.com/ For video clips from this episode or to follow Rory on INSTAGRAM click @icouldbeblonder and on TIKTOK @roryuphold  To send a story or leave a voice message for Rory click here: https://www.crimesoftheheartpod.com/ Got a Question? Wanna submit a story? We would LOVE to hear from you! Email us at rory@crimesoftheheartpod.com or DM on Instagram & TikTok Opening Jingle credit: Harry Foster Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In late 2021 I fell in love with a relatively obscure dish, Pasta alla Norcina. Unknown to many in the New York metro area as it deviates from the red sauce-heavy dishes found in most of our local restaurants, it was clear I needed to create an instructional video and recipe to help bring this recipe to our audience. Doing so was not without its challenges. If you prefer video, watch the full episode 16 YouTube video version. Pasta alla Norcina hails from the town of Norcia in the southeastern part of Umbria, the region nestled in the center of Italy and bordered by Lazio, Tuscany, Marche, and Abruzzo. The town itself is known for its pork, and the sausage used for pasta alla Norcina, salsiccia di Norcia. This sausage consists of pork, garlic, white wine, and a touch of nutmeg - nothing like the fennel or spicy sausages more commonly found near my home on Long Island. Black truffles can also be found near Norcia making them a component of this dish, when in season. The scarcity and impracticality of these ingredients make it next to impossible for the everyday person to create a truly authentic version of this dish. In my effort to help shine a spotlight on pasta alla Norcina, I soon realized I had to find ways to improvise and make do with the ingredients available to me. In this episode, we discuss why pasta alla Norcina is relatively unknown in the US and go into greater detail on the challenges the ingredients present. We talk through and provide solutions to the ingredients and discuss how best to recreate as authentic a dish as possible for you, the home cook. Resource Links Pasta Bolognese Recipe Pasta alla Norcina Recipe Chicken Marsala Recipe If you enjoyed the Pasta alla Norcina - Balancing Authenticity with Practicality episode, leave us a comment below and let us know!   We love your questions.  Please send them to podcast@sipand11111feast.com (remove the 11111 for our contact).  There's no question not worth asking. If you enjoy our weekly podcast, support us on Patreon and you will get 2 more bonus episodes each month! Thanks for listening! For a complete list of all podcast episodes, visit our podcast episode page. Transcript Intro James (00:00):Welcome back to the Sip and Feast podcast. Today we're going to talk about one of Italy's most underrated pastas. I don't know if that's right. I think every region of Italy thinks that they have the best pasta dishes. So, probably it could be what I would say Americans would think is one of Italy's most underrated pasta dishes. That's probably a more accurate statement, right, Tara? Tara (00:23):I think the reason we would assign the word underrated to this pasta is because it's not found here in the US. For us, it's underrated because we haven't heard enough about it. James (00:36):That makes sense completely. So, not to beat a dead horse, but the immigrants that all came to America from 1900 to 1920, it's like five million of them. Almost all of them came from … everybody knows Sicily, Naples, Calabria, Southern Italy, and they didn't come from the area that the dish we're talking about today, which is pasta Norcina, which is Umbria. Tara (01:00):That's right. Pasta Norcina background James (01:01):So, Tara, give people a background on this dish, so our listeners can actually picture what we're talking about and where we're talking about. Tara (01:09):Norcia, which is where pasta alla Norcina comes from, is a town in the southeastern part of Umbria, which is the region that is north of Rome, but south of Tuscany. So, somewhere kind of like in the middle of the country, certainly not where most of the Italian immigrants came from in the immigrant waves in the late 1800 and early 1900. And Norcia is actually famous for its pork. James (01:43):Okay. Tara (01:43):Were you aware of that? James (01:44):I am aware of that, but I don't think our audience is,

Is there a better show to start with? With this awful pilot? With this controversial series finale? With any number of best episodes? Join this special foursome (Joe, Jessica Vitalo, JD Wilson, and Nick Norcia) as they discuss the series with arguably the greatest TV foursome of all time: Seinfeld!

Father Boniface Hicks delves into the transformative impact of St. Benedict on Western civilization, highlighting his rule's promotion of peace, order, learning, and evangelization. But what happens when chaos overwhelms? Find out how St. Benedict's teachings can guide us through the modern world, leaving us longing for answers.·          Uncover the transformative effect St. Benedict had on Western monasticism and civilization, and how it still resonates today. ·          Find out why St. Benedict's rule for establishing peace & order continues to serve as a beacon in chaotic times. ·          Discover the underestimated power of trust in forging unbreakable relationships, resilient societies, and productive groups. ·          Realize the deep-seated link between freedom, trust, and the allure of a harmonious life. ·          Learn the art of applying St. Benedict's age-old teachings to steer through the turbulence of modern life.  Timestamped summary of this episode: 00:00:00 - Introduction,  Father Boniface Hicks introduces the topic of the podcast episode, which is the feast of St. Benedict. He mentions that St. Benedict is an important figure for him as a Benedictine monk, but believes that St. Benedict is important for everyone to know about. 00:00:27 - Who is St. Benedict?,  Father Boniface explains that St. Benedict was born 1500 years ago in Norcia, Italy, and became the founder of western monasticism. He discusses the impact of St. Benedict's rule on the spread of monasticism and the establishment of schools, which transformed Western civilization. 00:02:03 - The Impact of St. Benedict,  Father Boniface discusses the importance of St. Benedict's rule in preserving knowledge, agriculture, and order during the chaotic times of the barbarian invasions. He highlights how monasteries became powerful forces for evangelization and the establishment of peace and stability in Europe. 00:04:28 - St. Benedict's Rule,  Father Boniface explains that St. Benedict's rule is not a list of oppressive rules, but a guide to establishing a regular pattern of life that facilitates freedom and charity in a community. He emphasizes the importance of following these rules to create a harmonious and thriving community. 00:08:54 - Embracing the Past and Celebrating St. Benedict,  Father Boniface discusses the significance of embracing the past and recognizing the accomplishments of St. Benedict in laying the foundations of 00:17:03 - The Impact of the Internet on Work Location,  Before the internet, being part of a company required physical presence. The internet changed that, allowing people to choose companies closer to them. However, there is a pressure to be unique and perfect, leading to intolerance and lack of respect within society. 00:17:48 - Guidelines for Society and Group Dynamics,  The lack of respect for others was evident in the rash of plane incidents during COVID. It is important to establish guidelines and basic principles for society and group dynamics. Freedom and trust are key, as opposed to oppressive dictatorship or control. 00:18:35 - Trust and Freedom in Relationships,  Trusting each other to deliver is essential in relationships, whether in companies, families, or society. Trusting God instead of relying on oppressive leaders is important for maintaining trust and freedom. 00:19:15 - The Importance of St. Benedict and Monasticism,  00:20:33 - Applying St. Benedict's Principles Today,    

During the 2016 World Brewing Congress, MBP host John Bryce met a couple of beer-brewing monks from Italy. Fr. Martin and Br. Augustine join us to talk about monastic brewing, their brewery, and their beers. Special Guest: Brewmonks of Norcia.

What if we told you there was an electric, autonomous aircraft already in revenue service?  We speak with Michael Norcia, Co-founder and CEO of Pyka about the challenges of bringing new technology aircraft to market.  We discuss the business of autonomous flight, eVTOLs, and the process and challenges in certifying new technology.Subscribe to the podcast and listen to aviation leaders discuss their Time on Wing.

Nella puntata di oggi parleremo di alcuni tra gli argomenti più importanti di questa settimana. Commenteremo, innanzitutto, i contenuti di un recente rapporto, pubblicato da una società norvegese di consulenza sui rischi, che spiega i motivi per i quali le sanzioni europee alla Russia non hanno funzionato. Quindi, discuteremo delle complicate relazioni tra la Polonia e l'Occidente. Nella parte scientifica del nostro programma, ci occuperemo di un'importante scoperta che riguarda la possibilità di stimolare l'ibernazione negli esseri umani, attraverso l'impiego degli ultrasuoni. Infine, ci sposteremo negli Stati Uniti e precisamente nello stato del Tennessee, per conoscere la storia di un uomo che avrebbe perso 25 chili in 100 giorni, mangiando esclusivamente cibo di McDonald's.    Passiamo ora ai contenuti della seconda parte del nostro programma, "Trending in Italy". Inizieremo con una notizia che riguarda Fabio Fazio, il celebre conduttore televisivo del noto programma "Che tempo che fa". Dopo quarant'anni di servizio alla Rai, Fazio è stato costretto ad abbandonare l'emittente pubblica a causa delle sue posizioni piuttosto progressiste. Successivamente, intraprenderemo un favoloso viaggio nei suggestivi Piani di Castelluccio di Norcia, in Umbria, per assistere ad uno spettacolo mozzafiato, offerto dalla natura in questa stagione: la vibrante e multicolore fioritura. Un'esperienza unica che rapisce gli occhi e tocca l'anima, ma che, in certe occasioni, impone anche una difficile sfida al Comune, alle prese con un numero sempre crescente di turisti. - Un rapporto spiega come vengono aggirate le sanzioni europee contro la Russia - Le relazioni della Polonia con l'Occidente restano complicate - Gli ultrasuoni possono stimolare l'ibernazione negli esseri umani? - Mangia solo da McDonald's per 100 giorni e perde 25 Kg - Quando la politica decide il destino televisivo: “ il caso di Fabio Fazio e la Rai - La meravigliosa Fioritura dei Piani di Castelluccio di Norcia e le sfide del turismo insostenibile

June 1, 2023 ~ Jerry Norcia, President & CEO of DTE Energy talks to Paul about the utility's new rates that go into effect today and he says they continue to work on improving electric service for Michigan residents.

Se ubica en el centro de la bota, cruzada por los Apeninos y regada por el Tíber. La vegetación crece lustrosa sobre las lomas, también es zona de viñedos y olivar... no extraña que la apoden "il cuore verde d'Italia". Abrazada por la Toscana, Lacio y Las Marcas descubrimos Umbría, una estratégica aunque poco conocida región cuya capital es Perugia. El profesor de italiano Francesco Marrone, que estudio en una de sus universidades, nos acompaña por las estrechas y serpenteantes calles de esta población medieval con vestigios etruscos. Paseamos por el Corso Vannucci y Piazza IV Novembre antes de adentrarnos por las misteriosas entrañas de la Rocca Paolina; sentimos los ecos de su festival veraniego de jazz y el aroma del gran encuentro chocolatero que toma la ciudad en otoño. Después salimos a buscar destinos cercanos como el lago Trasimeno y los pueblos de su área de influencia, como Castiglione del Lago o Città della Pieve. También ciudades tan conocidas como Asís –patria chica de San Francisco y origen de su orden religiosa–, Gubbio, Spoleto y Orvieto. Hacia el este, en el parque nacional de los montes Sibilinos, encontramos valles y llanuras floridas, así como hermosos pueblos en reconstrucción tras el terremoto de 2016. Ese terrible seísmo afectó entre otros a Norcia, lugar de origen de San Benito, fundador de la orden benedictina. A lo largo del recorrido escuchamos las voces de la guía oficial de turismo Daniela Paci, el financiero Stefano Bonaca, la profesora Natalia Mancuso y los estudiantes de Arquitectura Samuele Raspadori y Pietro Nataletti. Escuchar audio

May 18, 2023 ~ Jerry Norcia, DTE CEO talks to Paul about the many challenges facing the electric industry and he says they are taking several measures to upgrade the grid.

#bluesharmonica #blues #roomfullofbluesSugar Ray Norcia is an American electric and soul blues singer and harmonica player. Formerly the singer for Room Full of Blues, he is best known for his work with his backing band, The Bluetones, with whom he has released seven albums since 1980. Mark Hummel Patreon Accidental Productions https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOOnWFbj8SGiV34ixhO0Cwg

We each own, follow, or believe in an assortment of brands that represent the way we see the game. Maybe it's the product itself, or the lifestyle it represents- but in the age of social media, the story can be just as powerful. Mike Norcia first got his hands on Maine sail fabric less than 3 years ago. He had the foresight to see an opportunity with head covers, accessories, and now half-set bags. With crucial help from his wife, who runs partnering brand "Sternlines", Forewind Golf Products are very close to having a seat at the table with golf's favorite handmade brands. Cheers, - The Tie GuysForewind Website:https://forewindgolf.comForewind Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/forewindgolf/?hl=enForewind Twitter:https://twitter.com/ForewindgolfSternlines Website:https://sternlines.comInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/thetiepodcast/?hl=enTwitter:https://mobile.twitter.com/thetiepodcastTikTok:@tieguys @tieguytexasranger @tieguyhs GoodWalk Coffee:https://goodwalkcoffee.comCODE: thetie for 20% offBDraddy:bdraddy.comCODE: thetie25 for 25% off

Try Acres for free: https://www.acres.co/PYKA: https://www.flypyka.com/Michael Norcia is CEO of Pyka, which as I mentioned earlier is an autonomous electric aircraft company. Michael has a deep technical background in autonomous flight, having contributed to a wide variety of manned/unmanned electric aviation projects at Joby, Cora, and Kittyhawk. In 2017, Michael co-founded Pyka with the goal of combining two of his lifelong passions: electric aviation and business. This is a really fascinating interview that not only features some pretty mind blowing technology, but also a great example of finding product-market fit, overcoming regulatory hurdles, and taking a futuristic idea and converting that into a real business that solves real problems in the present day. For those of you who are entrepreneurial, I think you'll be especially inspired, and you'll probably also enjoy the questions I ask him about his Y-Combinator experience towards the end of the episode.

Sequoia Sierra is an entrepreneur, designer, radio and podcast host, and writer. She is the host of “A Culture of Beauty” radio show and podcast and is currently writing her first book. Sequoia owns her own design atelier, “The Liturgical Co.,” which provides for the Church's textile needs through vestments, habits, church furnishings, etc. She has been the recipient of numerous awards honoring volunteers and women, and was Miss Latina OC and Miss OC in 2013 and 2014, respectively. In this episode, Sequoia continues her conversation with Jennifer Donelson-Nowicka.Jennifer Donelson-Nowicka is an associate professor and the director of sacred music at St. Patrick's Seminary in Menlo Park, California, where she holds the William P. Mahrt chair in sacred music and directs the Catholic Institute of Sacred Music. She serves on the board of the Church Music Association of America, and is the managing editor of the CMAA's journal Sacred Music. She was a co-organizer of the Sacra Liturgia conferences in New York (2015) and San Francisco (2022), is also a board member of the Society for Catholic Liturgy, and serves as a Consultant to the USCCB's Committee on Divine Worship. Donelson-Nowicka has given chant workshops in dioceses, parishes, and monasteries across the U.S. and Europe, including most recently for the monks of San Benedetto in Monte in Norcia, Italy. Before coming to St. Patrick's in 2022, Dr. Donelson-Nowicka served on the faculty at St. Gregory the Great Seminary in the diocese of Lincoln, Nebraska, at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, and at St. Joseph's Seminary (Dunwoodie) in New York, where she developed an extensive musical formation program for seminarians and lay students. She hosts a weekly podcast entitled “Square Notes: The Sacred Music Podcast.”

Sequoia Sierra is an entrepreneur, designer, radio and podcast host, and writer. She is the host of “A Culture of Beauty” radio show and podcast and is currently writing her first book. Sequoia owns her own design atelier, “The Liturgical Co.,” which provides for the Church's textile needs through vestments, habits, church furnishings, etc. She has been the recipient of numerous awards honoring volunteers and women, and was Miss Latina OC and Miss OC in 2013 and 2014, respectively.  In this episode, Sequoia speaks with Jennifer Donelson-Nowicka.Jennifer Donelson-Nowicka is an associate professor and the director of sacred music at St. Patrick's Seminary in Menlo Park, California, where she holds the William P. Mahrt chair in sacred music and directs the Catholic Institute of Sacred Music. She serves on the board of the Church Music Association of America, and is the managing editor of the CMAA's journal Sacred Music. She was a co-organizer of the Sacra Liturgia conferences in New York (2015) and San Francisco (2022), is also a board member of the Society for Catholic Liturgy, and serves as a Consultant to the USCCB's Committee on Divine Worship. Donelson-Nowicka has given chant workshops in dioceses, parishes, and monasteries across the U.S. and Europe, including most recently for the monks of San Benedetto in Monte in Norcia, Italy. Before coming to St. Patrick's in 2022, Dr. Donelson-Nowicka served on the faculty at St. Gregory the Great Seminary in the diocese of Lincoln, Nebraska, at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, and at St. Joseph's Seminary (Dunwoodie) in New York, where she developed an extensive musical formation program for seminarians and lay students. She hosts a weekly podcast entitled “Square Notes: The Sacred Music Podcast.”

November 4, 2022 ~ Jerry Norcia, Chairman President and Chief Executive Officer DTE Energy, DTE is shutting down the Monroe coal fired power plant 12 years ahead of schedule.

November 4, 2022 ~ Jerry Norcia, Chairman and CEO of DTE Energy, tells Kevin and Tom about DTE Energy's integrated resource plan.

In Episode 12 , Jaycee & Pinij have a little chat with  funny Nick  Norcia. The three talk about shitty kitties, coming out stories, and Jaycee's sexual relation with his sleep  paralysis demon.

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The region of Umbria may be Italy's 5th smallest region, but it also has the country's 6th lowest population density! That alone should convince you to spend at least a week in it's vast green landscape which boasts olive orchards and vineyards. Pair the savory wine with the famous cured meats from the region, most notably, the prosciutto from the ancient village of Norcia. Umbria is also home to the acclaimed black truffle, and luckily these gems are harvested in both winter and summer. Umbria is a year-round destination for those who appreciate the rural road less traveled, yet one that satisfies your palate at the same time.

In this episode, guest host Barry Fisher welcomes Mike Norcia of Nutrishop to the podcast. Nurtrishop has been a generous supporter of our fitness programs, such as Beat the Heat, Fall into Fitness, and our Annual Golf Walk. Tune in to learn more about Nutrishop and what they have to offer. Links: Nutrishop Indio Website ... Read more

July 15, 2022 ~ The DTE Energy Chairman, President & CEO talks to Sandy Pierce and Matt Cullen about the energy company's role in economic development and their ongoing work on the electric grid to prepare for the future of electric vehicles.

Il podcast ha un nuovo profilo Patreon, sostienilo qui: https://www.patreon.com/italianoconamore Impara italiano insieme a me con i miei corsi: https://italianoconamore.com/iscriviti/ In questo episodio andiamo ad ammirare la fioritura di Castelluccio di Norcia, in Umbria. Vi parlo di: - Lo spettacolo della fioritura di Castelluccio - Dove e quando vederla - Fiori e piante della zona, tra coltivazioni e fioriture spontanee - Cosa fare sull'altopiano per apprezzare al meglio il panorama Fiori e legumi che nomino nell'episodio: Ranuncoli Papaveri Lenticchia Sostieni già il podcast su Patreon? Sul profilo troverai il pdf con la trascrizione completa degli episodi!

In this episode we talk to Fr. Augustine Wilmeth OSB about how he became a monk in Norcia, Italy. We talk at length about homebrewing, the monastic brewing tradition and Birra Nursia; a belgian style beer made by the monks to support the monastery. We talk about the earthquakes that impacted central Italy in 2016 and how this has affected Norcia, the reconstruction efforts that are underway and how you can help the monks.

June 2, 2022 ~ The DTE Energy Chairman, President & CEO talks to Paul about the electric grid and says the company is ready for the summer heat and continues to prepare for electric vehicles on Michigan roadways.

Helping us kick off our all queer guest lineup for PRIDE MONTH is TikTok McHotterson AKA Nick Norcia! We talk religious trauma, drinks at Allison Janney's house, attempting to seduce Anna Kendrick, a New York Pride threesome and a Vagina luge! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode of the Coffee Break Italian Magazine we're heading to Castelluccio di Norcia, a village between the regions of Marche and Umbria in Central Italy. As we hear a text about this village, Mark and Francesca discuss the interesting language points along the way. We look at verbs requiring the addition of -isc-, superlative adjectives and then finish with our ciliegina sulla torta which is a saying including the word lenticchie.There will be a total of 10 episodes in Season 2 of the Coffee Break Italian Magazine. If you'd like to benefit from lesson notes, transcripts, vocabulary lists and exercises, you can access the premium version of the Magazine on the Coffee Break Academy.Don't forget to follow Coffee Break Italian on Facebook where we post language activities, cultural points and review materials to help you practise your Italian. Remember - a few minutes a day can help you build your confidence in the language. Access the Coffee Break Italian Facebook page here.If you'd like to find out what goes on behind the scenes here at Coffee Break Languages, follow @coffeebreaklanguages on Instagram, and check out our videos for language learners on our YouTube channel. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The internet's Gay Satan Nick Norcia (@nick_norcia) is this week's ssssinfully sexy guest. We discuss:-why Nick's parents didn't let him watch Rugrats-the one thing binding gays and homophobes-Wicked (the musical *and* movie)Plus! We introduce a new segment: Questions for Hot People™️. PS make sure you grab tissues for Nick's Whoopi Goldberg journey at the end. Absolutely stunning.Follow Nick on Instagram (@nick_norcia) and Tiktok (@nick_norcia).Follow Eric on IG (@ericwillz), Tiktok (@ericwillzTT) and Gay Ass Podcast on Instagram (@gayasspodcast). Review and subscribe? Love you so much. Get bonus content on PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thats-a-gay-ass-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Journalists Alex Norcia and Jim McDonald join Shaping Vaping to discuss the inconsistencies in how public health officials define harm reduction, the states that are trying to stealth-ban synthetic nicotine, and a grab bag of other vaping topics in the news. Plus, this week's Media Lap Dogs.

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Ucraina, il piano di Putin: convincere gli ucraini a prendere il potere e trattare con lui (Mauro Evangelisti); un giudice di colore alla Corte Suprema (Anna Guaita); Mattarella a Norcia: avanti con la ricostruzione (Ilaria Bosi) la lettura del Messaggero: i titoli, i servizi , gli speciali, le storie

Alex Norcia of Filter Magazine and Guy Bentley of the Reason Foundation join AVM's Amanda Wheeler to discuss the nomination of Robert Califf to head the FDA, Alex's recent reporting on FDA's “fatal flaw” approach to reviewing PMTAs, and Guy's take on the how the vaping tax will push in more people smoking cigarettes. Plus, the Media Lapdogs of the week.

Ready for a dose of inspiration to fuel your Inner Reinvention Rebel?It's here!!! Season 2 of the Reinvention Rebels podcast has dropped!!My guest, photographer Kelley Norcia, helps midlife and older women shine and see themselves as the amazing, beautiful women they are, inside and out. She is a portrait photographer who reinvented herself to start her 50 Over 50 photo campaign last year,  capturing 50 women over 50 years of age. And when the pandemic is over, she will feature them in a wonderful exhibit.She is a true Reinvention Rebel, reimaging her life to find new purpose and possibilities!You'll hear the story of how Kelley reinvented herself and got inspired to photograph midlife and older women in their best light, helping to build their confidence and joy.Come along and listen to our chat about how we can learn to fall in love with ourselves, see our value, and transform in as many ways as we like. We had the best conversation about what it means to age vibrantly, how we can be our best selves, and how we can change the narrative about how women are portrayed as we age.She reminds us that it's never too late for a do-over, we can reinvent ourselves at any age or any stage. We just have to do it!I love what Kelley shared about:What happens when women let loose during a 50+ photo session How it's never too late to fall in love with ourselvesWhy being audacious about your dreams and goals is so importantThe importance of self-love, especially as we ageReady for a dose of inspiration? Are you 50 or 90, or somewhere in between? The Reinvention Rebels podcast will help you see new possibilities for your life!Connect with Kelley:Email: kelley@kelleynorcia.comWebsite:  www.kelleynorcia.comInstagram:  @kelley_norcia_photographyFacebook: @kelleynorciaphotographyPlease Share What You LovedYour feedback means everything to me! If you enjoyed this episode please rate and review on Apple Podcasts,  Podchaser, Castbox or at reinventionrebels.comPlease spread the word! Let's encourage more women to unapologetically embrace their Inner Reinvention Rebel and boldly pursue their wildest dreams.******Let's Stay in Touch!Visit me at reinventionrebels.comCheck out other things I'm up to here: http://linktr.ee/reinventionrebelsI'm building an empowering community of midlife and older women (aka Reinvention Rebels) on Instagram - I'm @reinventionrebels. Come join in the fun, we're having a ball!Don't forget to visit Reinvention Rebels on Facebook.Subscribe to the Reinvention Rebels podcast on Apple Podcasts, Subscribe on Google Podcasts, or Subscribe on Spotify (or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts!) 

Welcome back everybody.  I had the absolute pleasure of getting to sit and chat with prolific THR / Vaping / Drugs writer Alex Norcia.   Alex has written for publications across the internet including VICE and for some reason he decided to chat with me.  We had a great time and a great conversation about vaping, tobacco, bloomberg, working from home and so much more.  Follow Alex on Twitter herehttps://twitter.com/Alex_Norcia

In this episode, we talk to CEO and Co-Founder of Pyka, Michael Norcia. Pyka currently fly the world's only commercially-approved autonomous electric aircraft, and Michael told us how it is making an impact on the agricultural industry, as well as the history behind setting up the business.