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On this episode of the 10 Ninety podcast we interview Brie Ocea.  On July 4, 2022 Brie lost her son Romeo to a drowning accident.  Brie shares with us details about the day of the accident and her experience dealing with grief.  Mason and Brie talk about the difficulties of sharing their stories to help others while also dealing with the criticism and the perception other people may have of them.  They talk about the difficulties of losing a child so young because others will never know them like they did.  They talk about the unfairness of them being unable to experience all that this life has to offer.  

Guest Bio:Brie Ocea is a mother that lost her son Romeo in a drowning accident in June 2022.

Porque se pierden los clientes ?Esta es una pregunta muy importante para la cual en esta edición 224 de la Dosis Diaria traemos 6 razones principales para la perdida de clientes en todo tipo de negocios. Aqui traemos algunas de ellas, pero en este episodio podrás escuchar completas las razones y la explicación a cada una de ellas en la voz de Alejandro Andueza y la musicalización de Valante y su canción OCEA.Algunas de las causas son:Porque los clientes tienen amigos en nuestra competenciaPorque precisamente la competencia saca una buena ofertaEl 14% de los clientes se pierden por la mala calidad del producto o servicio.Escucha completas todas las razones de la perdida de clientes en La Dosis Diaria el Podcast presentado por @yates.en.cartagena en Instagram. Tu mejor opción para rentar un bote o yate en Cartagena ColombiaFollow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/ladosisdiariaelpodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 134In Episode 134, Loosing my SH&# returns, Chris joins the show from QM2 in Adelaide with a bumper edition of cruise news & Fact or Fiction. Garry S in Sydney shares images of QM2 and MSC Magnifica in Sydney Harbour.QM2 - Garry Stafford 2QM2 - Garry StaffordMSC Magnifica 2 - Garry SMSC Magnifica - Garry SSupport the showListen, Like, Subscribe & Review on your favourite podcast directory.Share the podcast with someone you think will enjoy the showBuy Me A Coffee – This podcast is only possible thanks to our supporters, simply buying a coffee keeps us on air. It is just like shouting your mate a coffee, and we consider our listeners close mates. https://bit.ly/2T2FYGXSustainable Fashion – choose a TBCP design or design your own… all using organic cotton, green energy and zero plastic https://bit.ly/32G7RdhRun for a Reason – This year Chris will Run for a Reason, raising money for the Type 1 Diabetes Family Centre. The Family Centre is a unique WA based home away from home for people with type 1. The team work alongside people living with type 1 diabetes, to support them to live a full and rewarding life. Donations can be made here: https://lnkd.in/gjs7jXXjCruise NewsCosta Celebrates 75th AniversaryOne year on: Australian cruise renaissance gathers paceMarch 15, 2023 – More than 40 international cruise ships have returned to local waters in the year since Australia's cruise suspension was lifted, reviving an industry worth billions of dollars a year to communities around the country.Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) said today Australia had undergone a cruising renaissance over the summer peak season and was on track to return to pre-pandemic prosperity by the end of the year.The Australian Government announced on March 15 last year it would not renew its national cruise suspension, paving the way for ships to return in a carefully managed revival that began initially with short domestic itineraries in May 2022.Australia has traditionally been one of the world's most passionate cruise markets. In 2019 more than 1.2 million Australians took an ocean cruise, representing 4.8% per cent of the population or almost one in 20 Australians.Costa Celebrates 75th Anniversary On 31 March 2023 Costa Cruises celebrates its 75th anniversary. On that day, 75 years ago in 1948, the “Anna C”, the first passenger ship of the fleet, departed from Genoa bound for Buenos Aires, with 768 guests on board.A historic moment, which started the great success of Costa cruises. Over all these years, day after day, Costa Cruises has taken millions of guests around the world, sharing the happy and unforgettable moments of their holidays.To celebrate this important anniversary together, Costa Cruises has come up with a unique initiative: 75 cruises at a special price, available until April, with different dates depending on the markets, to sail throughout the year, from early spring to autumn, to discover incredible destinations in the Mediterranean and Northern Europe.Ships and itineraries of the 75th anniversary cruisesCosta Smeralda, Costa Toscana and Costa Diadema will offer week-long cruises in the Western Mediterranean, discovering the most beautiful destinations in Italy, France and Spain.In the eastern Mediterranean Costa Deliziosa will visit Marghera/Venice, Katakolon/Olympia (Greece), Mykonos (Greece) Santorini (Greece) and Bari, while during the summer Costa Pacifica will visit Taranto, Catania, Malta, Mykonos and Santorini. Both itineraries are one week long.During this summer, the Costa Fortuna will offer a never-before-seen 14-day itinerary between the Greek islands and the Balearic Islands, with Savona, Civitavecchia/Rome, Messina, four magnificent Greek islands, such as Crete (with a call at Heraklion), Rhodes, Mykonos, Santorini, Kefalonia (with a call at Argostoli), Palma de Mallorca, in the Balearic Islands, and then Barcelona and Marseille.From May to September, cruises in Northern Europe will also be available. The Costa Fascinosa will offer 12-day itineraries to the North Cape, or nine-day cruises to the most beautiful cities in the Baltic; the Costa Favolosa will visit Iceland, the Lofoten Islands, Greenland, a new destination for this summer, or Great Britain and Ireland; the Costa Firenze will offer one-week cruises in the Fjords.Celebrity Cruises brings world's fastest growing sport, pickleball, to the high seasGet your game face on, because the world's fastest growing sport, pickleball, is coming to the world's greatest cruise line, Celebrity Cruises, with new courts added to nine ships* in the Celebrity fleet, including Celebrity Eclipse which is currently cruising Australia and New Zealand.A hybrid of tennis, badminton and ping-pong, pickleball has been embraced by celebrities and athletes around the world, including Nick Kyrgios, Naomi Osaka and even LeBron James. Having officially made its way to Aussie shores in 2020 with the establishment of the Pickleball Australia Association (PAA), the sport has taken off, with membership to the PAA surging to 5,000+ members in just over two years. Jen Ramamurthy, director of the PAA estimates 15,000 people are now playing pickleball across the country – with numbers continuing to skyrocket!Whether a first-time player or an avid pro, travellers can now enjoy open-air courts and panoramic ocean views on participating Celebrity Cruises ships. Guests can either play at their leisure, or as part of an organised event or tournament led by the ship's activities team.*The nine Celebrity Cruises' ships now offering pickleball include: two Edge Series ships – Celebrity Beyond and Celebrity Apex; plus Celebrity Constellation, Celebrity Eclipse, Celebrity Equinox, Celebrity Infinity, Celebrity Millennium, Celebrity Solstice and Celebrity Summit.Celebrity Cruises Launches New Inspirational Content Series, ‘The Tangerine Table'Celebrity Cruises, is launching a new content series spotlighting a wide range of game-changing leaders and crew members across its fleet, diving into their real life stories and their extraordinary achievements.Called “The Tangerine Table, ” each 10-minute episode will feature a small group of Celebrity officers or crew sharing their career journeys, the people and places that have inspired them along the way, and their lives at sea.  The series name is a nod to the striking colour of The Magic Carpet®, an engineering feat soaring cantilevered above the sea on Celebrity's industry-transforming Edge® Series ships and considered one of the greatest innovations in the cruise industry.The first episode out today honours International Women's Day with an encouraging “SEA it to BE it” message from the groundbreaking women aboard the line's flagship Celebrity Beyond, including:  Captain Kate McCue, the first and only American female captain of a cruise ship and the world's most-followed mariner on social media;First Officer Elizabeth Marami, Kenya's first female marine pilot and first licensed Chief Officer, Navigation.Executive Pastry Chef Atziri Chavez – a Mexican-born talented master of the culinary arts who proudly boasts her well-deserved black scarf;Jelena Vukelic, a Serbian-born wine expert that serves as the ship's Cellar Master.Viewers can tune into the conversation and watch full episodes on both YouTube and Facebook, while also seeing short and impactful clips on Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn.Carnival – Alcohol Alternative CocktailsCarnival Cruise Line is mixing some of its most popular cocktails as delicious alcohol-free alternatives. Guest-favorite drinks from the mixologists at Carnival's ever-popular Alchemy Bar are now available with non-alcoholic spirits produced by industry-leading distiller Lyre's, making Carnival the first cruise line to offer a full range of alcohol-free cocktails.“Our new partnership with Lyre's gives guests who want non-alcoholic cocktails the best options at sea. We've seen popularity for non-alcoholic cocktails grow rapidly, so to meet that trend, our mixologists have been working to craft alternative versions of our most popular cocktails with none of the alcohol, but all the flavour,” said Zachary Sulkes, Carnival's senior director of beverage operations.Lyre's is the world's most awarded line of non-alcoholic spirits and a global leader in the emerging segment. The company uses all-natural flavours, including essences, extracts and distillates, to match the aroma, taste and appearance you find within time-tested classics.Seven Popular Alchemy Bar Cocktails Recreated with Lyre's:Martini Seduction: Red passion fruit nectar, fresh lime juice and a hint of orange mix with Lyre's White Cane instead of vodka to create this swoon-worthy drink.Spicy Chipotle Pineapple Martini: Lyre's Agave Blanco stands in for vodka to bring this spicy, pineapple cocktail into its non-alcoholic form.The Remedy: Orange juice, pineapple and fresh lime juice are mixed with Lyre's White Cane and Spiced Cane instead of dark and coconut rum.Hearts of Fire: This award-winning concoction featuring fresh thyme and raspberries is re-imagined with Lyre's Dry London instead of gin.Restorative Basil Drop: Lyre's Dry London is mixed with fresh basil and citrus to stimulate and restore the senses.The Perfect Storm: This invigorating boost features strawberry puree, fresh lime and a hit of rosemary and Lyre's Dry London instead of vodka.Cucumber Sunrise: Another award-winning favorite among Carnival guests delivers the same light and delicious flavour with watermelon nectar, cucumber, lime juice and a splash of orange juice mixed with Lyre's Agave Blanco instead of vodka.Windstar Cruises Announces New Whole-Food, Plant-Based MenuWindstar Cruises has partnered with the National Health Association (NHA) to create a new vegan menu on board all six of the small ship line's yachts. The offerings are not only plant-based but also prepared without added salt, oil, and sugar and are gluten-free.Windstar has begun training its culinary team on the new menu and plans to roll out the program fleetwide in June. Vegetarian options, as well as the line's existing omnivore menu items, will continue to be served as usual. Sample dishes from the new menu include:Daily Smoothies at BreakfastRoasted Butternut Squash Velouté with Baked Pumpkin SeedsBaked Cauliflower Croquettes with Salsa Verde and Sautéed SpinachPenne Rigate Pasta, with Crisp Vegetables and Espelette Pepper SauceVeggie Enchiladas with Black Bean & Cilantro SauceChia Seed Truffles with Dates & Coconut SauceTahini Brownies with Fresh StrawberriesThe menu evolved out of hosting several plant-based groups, which have grown significantly in popularity since the start of the pandemic. Lisa McCarl, a former open heart recovery nurse turned travel advisor, has booked several plant-based groups on Windstar and says there is a huge demand for healthy travel options.Holland America Line Introduces New Category of Extended Destination-in-Depth VoyagesHolland America Line is globally recognized as an expert in longer voyages, and to commemorate its historic 150th Anniversary in 2023 the cruise line is introducing extended Legendary Voyages. These lengthier cruises, which range from 25 to 59 days, combine the ceremony of Holland America Line's Grand Voyages with itineraries that feature a comprehensive collection of ports that enrich the experience in each destination.Highlights of Legendary Voyages:Three Legendary Voyages are NEW itineraries for Holland America Line:The previously announced 28-day “Arctic Circle Solstice” that heads north to the Arctic Circle and features 11 calls in Alaska, including lesser-visited ports like Nome and Homer.53-day “Majestic Japan” with 21 total ports, 13 calls throughout Japan and overnights at Yokohama (Tokyo) and Kobe.28-Day “Coral Triangle, Volcanoes and The Great Barrier Reef” that explores 10 ports in five countries, with scenic cruising in the famed Great Barrier Reef, Torres Strait, and past the Kumba and Krakatau volcanoes.Destination-rich itineraries focus on a singular region, visiting some of the most unique ports while offering guests an in-depth exploration.Guests will enjoy the “best of” Grand Voyages on-board programming to further enhance each Legendary Voyage with experiences such as iconic theme parties memorable sailaways and classic cruise activities.Shipboard programming is specially curated to share insights into the history and culture of the destinations visited.Guests have more time in port to experience the nightlife with overnight stays in marquee ports including Anchorage, Alaska; Hobart, Tasmania; Honolulu, Hawaii; Manaus, Brazil; Moorea, French Polynesia; Papeete, Tahiti; Reykjavík, Iceland; and Yokohama (Tokyo) and Kobe, Japan.Holland America Line's Legendary Voyages:56-Day or 51-day “Tales of the South Pacific” departing Sept. 27 or Oct. 2, 2023, respectively, aboard Volendam. The 56-day is from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, to San Diego, California; the 51-day is roundtrip from San Diego.34-Day “South Pacific Crossing” departing Oct. 8, 2023, aboard Noordam. From San Diego to Sydney, Australia.28-Day “Amazon Explorer” departing Feb. 17, 2024, aboard Zaandam. Roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale, Florida.35-Day “Hawaii, Tahiti and Marquesas” departing Feb. 17, 2024, aboard Koningsdam. Roundtrip from San Diego.25-Day “South Pacific Crossing” departing April 6, 2024, aboard Noordam. From Sydney to Vancouver.28-Day “Arctic Circle Solstice” departing June 9, 2024, aboard Westerdam. Roundtrip from Seattle, Washington.35-Day “Voyage of the Vikings” departing July 20, 2024, aboard Zuiderdam. Roundtrip from Boston, Massachusetts.53- or 52-Day “Majestic Japan” departing Sept. 1 or 2, 2024, aboard Westerdam. The 53-day is roundtrip from Seattle; the 52-day is Vancouver to Seattle.56- or 51-Day “Tales of the South Pacific” departing Sept. 25 or 30, 2024, aboard Zaandam. The 56-day is from Vancouver to San Diego; the 51-day is roundtrip from San Diego.35-Day “Australia Circumnavigation” departing Nov. 17, 2024, aboard Westerdam. Roundtrip from Sydney.28-Day “Coral Triangle, Volcanoes and The Great Barrier Reef” departing Jan. 5, 2025, aboard Noordam. Roundtrip from Singapore.27-Day “Amazon Explorer” departing Feb. 8, 2025, aboard Zaandam. Roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale.35-Day “Hawaii, Tahiti and Marquesas” departing Feb. 15, 2025, aboard Koningsdam. Roundtrip from San Diego.29-Day “South Pacific Crossing” departing March 30, 2025, aboard Westerdam. From Sydney to Vancouver.Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines unveils brand new programme of sailing for 2024/25Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has today unveiled a brand new programme of cruising for 2024/25, featuring a host of specially-timed sailings to coincide with natural wonders and destination events, chances to encounter native wildlife and uncover rich and vibrant histories across the planet.The new programme, unveiled on Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines' website this morning, includes opportunities to follow natural bird migrations, witness meteor showers, experience the world's second largest carnival, and the chance to spot wild polar bears with a specially-planned scenic diversion away from the well-sailed route.For the first time since 2019, the new programme also features an 11-night Mystery Cruise setting sail from Southampton in November 2024 – with guests able to follow in the footsteps of explorers, navigators and seafarers as they guess their next port of call.Continuing their commitment to sailing from regional UK ports, Fred. Olsen will offer departures from Liverpool, Newcastle, Rosyth, Dover, Southampton and Portsmouth in 2024 and 2025.Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines unveils brand new 82-night ‘Discovering Asia with the Holi Festival' Grand VoyageFred. Olsen Cruise Lines has today unveiled a brand new 82-night Grand Voyage, offering the chance to discover the culture-rich lands of Asia on a journey timed specially to coincide with the Holi Festival.The sailing, aboard Fred. Olsen's smaller-sized Balmoral, features calls into Myanmar and Cambodia, known for their ancient civilisations and rich histories, where guests can explore the temples of Angkor Wat from Siem Reap, the largest religious monument in the world, and Myanmar's ancient city of Bagan.Wildlife lovers will have the chance to spot endemic species in Borneo, home to proboscis monkeys, or visit Sri Lanka's Udawalawa Elephant Park, while those with a passion for wartime history can discover the Củ Chi tunnels, an extensive network of underground tunnels, in a call into Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City.An undoubted highlight will be time spent in India, where Chennai will act as the gateway to the ancient monuments and temples of Mahabalipuram, created by the Pallava dynasty, while time in Mumbai will allow those joining the cruise to experience the annual Hindu Holi Festival or immerse themselves in the local way of life by assisting busy dabbawallas delivering lunches across the city.What is more, in addition to the host of experiences on-board and ashore, guests who book to join this Grand Voyage can enjoy up to £500 per person to spend aboard Balmoral, plus free door-to-door transfers within 250 UK mainland miles to the port.Balmoral's 82-night L2502 ‘Discovering Asia with the Holi Festival' cruise, departing from Southampton on 18th January 2025.Itinerary: Southampton, England – Gibraltar, Gibraltar – Cruising Grand Harbour, Valletta – Valletta, Malta – Alexandria, Egypt (overnight stay) – Cruising Suez Canal – Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt – Safaga, Egypt – Jeddah, Saudi Arabia – Colombo, Sri Lanka – Hambantota, Sri Lanka – Port Klang (for Kuala Lumpur), Malaysia – Kota Kinabalu, Borneo – Muara, Brunei Darussalam – Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam – Sihanoukville, Cambodia – Singapore, Singapore – Yangon, Myanmar (overnight stay) – Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India – Kochi, Kerala, India – Mumbai, India (overnight stay) – Muscat, Oman – Salalah, Oman – Aqaba, Jordan – Cruising Suez Canal – Asdod, Israel – Haifa, Israel – Heraklion, Crete – Catania, Sicily, Italy – Cartagena, Spain – Lisbon, Portugal – Cruising by Cristo Rei and Abril 25 Bridge – Cruising by Belém Tower & Discovery Monument, Lisbon, Portugal – Southampton, EnglandP&O's Pacific Partnership Program Sponsors First of its Kind Traineeship ProgramP&O Cruises Australia is delighted to announce it has partnered with Cruise Eden to sponsor a two-year School Based Traineeship (SBAT) in Certificate III Tourism. Tailored for cruise, the SBAT Programme is the first of its kind for an Australian regional port, and has been designed to create vocational employment and training pathways for young people in the South Coast region interested in a career in the Tourism industry.Practical training commenced this week when the program's first trainees – Year 11 students of Eden Marine High School, Keely Grebert and Ocea Thiedeman, boarded P&O's Pacific Adventure for a ship tour with the Captain during her port call to Eden.According to educator and Cruise Eden Manager, Debbie Meers, Keely and Ocea will be assisting the Cruise Eden with operations on cruise days, and training with other tourism businesses during the winter months to broaden their industry experience and knowledge.NCL Expands Exotics Itineraries in 2024/2025NCL Has announced new 2024/25 exotic itineraries, including the debut of Norwegian Spirit, Norwegian Sun and Norwegian Sky in Asia, and new ports of call to Manama, Bahrain; Rarotonga, Cook Islands; Sokhna, Egypt; and Akita, Japan.  With this new season of itineraries from October 2024 through December 2025, NCL is expanding its voyages to Antarctica, South America, Africa, Asia, Middle East, Australia and New Zealand by 37%, and its Extraordinary Journeys – the Brand's collection of immersive and port-rich voyages – overall by 15%.  This collection of itineraries only reaffirms the company's commitment to providing guests with carefully curated voyages to some of the most sought-after destinations in the world.NCL's maiden call to Bahrain, its first dedicated Middle East sailing – The Brand will offer a seven-day Middle East cruise on Norwegian Sun from Doha, Qatar to Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE) departing 12 April , 2025. An overnight stay in Abu Dhabi, UAE provides travellers with more time to explore the culturally rich destination. In addition, the open-jaw voyage includes visits to Dammam, Saudi Arabia; Manama, Bahrain – a first time visit for NCL; as well as Dubai and Sir Bani Yas, the largest natural island southwest of Abu Dhabi, UAE.Extraordinary Journeys – NCL's collection of immersive journeys that take guests to lesser-visited and once-in-a-lifetime destinations will include two new back-to-back voyages aboard Norwegian Sky. Departing December 2024, the vessel will offer a 16-day Africa sailing to Seychelles, Kenya, Tanzania, Oman and more during its voyage from Dubai, UAE to Mauritius. Immediately following, she will offer a 17-day sailing from Mauritius to Singapore with calls to Seychelles, Maldives and Zanzibar. On 19 April , 2025, Norwegian Sun will embark on a 16-day cruise from Dubai, UAE to Haifa, Israel featuring 10 ports of call, including Sokhna, Egypt – a brand-new port for NCL. Visiting Sokhna, Egypt allows for easier access to Cairo, where guests can explore the ancient Great Pyramids of Giza.Two NCL ships departing from Haifa, Israel – In November 2024, Norwegian Sky will sail a 16-day Middle East Extraordinary Journey from Haifa, Israel to Dubai, UAE, including the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for guests to transit the Suez Canal in Egypt. Guests can also choose from an 11-day Mediterranean cruise from Haifa, Israel to Istanbul, Turkey aboard Norwegian Sun. Departing 5 May , 2025, the voyage will call to sought-after destinations in Greece, Turkey and Egypt.Three NCL ships to Asia for the first time – As announced in NCL's APAC deployment release distributed earlier this week, Norwegian Sun and Norwegian Sky will debut in Asia, offering an extensive eight-month season from October 2024 through May 2025, sailing country-intensive voyages in the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia and Japan – including a collection of coveted Japanese spring cherry blossom and fall foliage itineraries. For the very first time, NCL will call to Akita, Japan during Norwegian Sun's 12-day roundtrip sailing from Tokyo, embarking on 23 October, 2024. Both ships will be joined in region by Norwegian Spirit, who will embark on a brand-new repositioning voyage from Australia to Asia on 7 December, 2024, followed by her first voyage in Asia on 21 December, 2024.Brand-new Australian itinerary – As announced earlier this week, Norwegian Spirit returns Down Under for her third season and launches a new 14-day open-jaw voyage from Sydney to Bali via the Queensland coast in December 2024. The voyage includes calls to Cairns and Darwin, Australia; as well as an overnight visit to Bali (Benoa), Indonesia, providing more time for cruisers to enjoy this exotic destination. In addition, the ship will make the Brand's first port of call to Rarotonga, Cook Islands in November 2025.Sun Princess Milestone: Float Out Ceremony Celebration for Next-Generation Ship in the FleetPrincess Cruises, the world's most iconic cruise brand that delivers dream vacations to millions of guests every year, celebrated a momentous construction milestone with the float out of the cruise line's bespoke, next-generation ship – Sun Princess – at the Fincantieri Shipyard in Monfalcone, Italy.Following the Italian shipyard's tradition, the float out is marked by a special ceremony where a “Madrina” is named to offer blessings and best wishes for the vessel, celebrating the flow of water into the ship's building dock. Princess Cruises Hotel General Manager Simona Stumberger was selected to serve in this special role as an ambassador for Princess, because she epitomizes professionalism and always delivers service with a smile.A native of Slovenia where Stumberger studied hospitality management, she began her career at sea in the bar department and further diversified her hotel experience by working in guest services, and hand in hand with the hotel and food and beverage divisions. Stumberger has been with Princess Cruises for nearly five years.The float out completes the first comprehensive phase of construction for Sun Princess which now transitions to focus on building the ship's interiors.The 175,500-ton, 4,300-guest Sun Princess will offer an array of exciting new dining, entertainment and activity offerings, as well as luxurious staterooms and suites across a broad spectrum of categories. The ship will be highlighted by amazing, never-before-seen spaces such as The Dome, a transformational entertainment venue inspired by the terraces of Santorini, the next-level, brand-iconic Piazza, and three-story Horizons Dining Room that are sure to have everyone talking.Cunard to Launch Silent Discos in Onboard NightclubsYou can dance, you can jive, and you can have the time of your life – in blissful silence – as Cunard is set to launch silent discos aboard its very own dancing Queens.The luxury cruise brand is world-renowned for its glamorous onboard entertainment, but lesser known is the fact that Cunard's Queens are home to some of the liveliest nightclubs at sea.And now, as music lovers across the globe celebrate International DJ Day on 9 March, Cunard has announced that it is introducing silent discos to its iconic late-night venues on selected evenings.The stunning G32 onboard Queen Mary 2 is the biggest of the fleet's nightclubs, which is where you'll find partygoers seeing out the evening in style to the sounds of a live DJ and resident party band.Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria, however, are home to the strikingly located Yacht Club, where, if you're looking for a night to remember, travellers dance the night away into the small hours.The introduction of silent discos to these venues is a modern twist on the more established late-night traditions of luxury cruise travel – and is another example of the many immersive onboard experiences offered by Cunard.The concept involves partygoers wearing wireless headphones and dancing to music that is only audible through the headphones. This creates a uniquely entrancing and customisable experience as guests control their own volume and switch between channels to hear different genres of music.This new offering also enables Cunard to take the nightclub proposition out of the main venues and into more unexpected places – transforming areas with parties in the Grand Lobby, on deck or other pop-up locations around the ship.And more...Join the show:If you have a cruise tip, burning question or want to record a cruise review get in touch with us via the website https://thebigcruisepodcast.com/join-the-show/ Guests: Chris Frame: https://bit.ly/3a4aBCg   Chris's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ChrisFrameOfficialListen & Subscribe: Amazon Podcasts: https://amzn.to/3w40cDcApple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2XvD7tF Audible: https://adbl.co/3nDvuNgCastbox: https://bit.ly/2xkGBEI Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/2RuY04u I heart Radio:  https://ihr.fm/3mVIEUASpotify: https://spoti.fi/3caCwl8 Stitcher: https://bit.ly/2JWE8Tz Pocket casts: https://bit.ly/2JY4J2M Tune in: https://bit.ly/2V0Jrrs Podcast Addict: https://bit.ly/2BF6LnE Hosted on Acast. 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Saps què és el “finning”? És la pràctica de pescar al tauró, tallar-li les aletes i llençar-lo per la borda encara viu. Avui donem espai a la nostra cara més reivindicativa criticant el “finning” amb la Clàudia Auladell Quintana, científica marina. El més curiós és que el “finning” està prohibit a Espanya, llavors com és possible que això segueixi passant i que sigui el país amb més exportació d'aletes de tauró a Europa? La cosa té truc.Escolta aquest episodi si vols saber la resposta i conèixer la importància i les amenaces d'aquests increíbles animals. Amb les veus de l'Andrea Camacho Manzaneda i la Marta Josa Bordell.Instagram Clàudia Auladell Quintanai @claudiaauladellInstagram, twitter i tiktok: @ovella_verdaYouTube: L'Ovella VerdaContacte: equipovellaverda@gmail.com

Mardi 30 août, François Sorel a reçu Frédéric Simottel, journaliste BFM Business, Sébastien Ruffino, directeur secteur Automobile Europe du Sud chez NVIDIA, Raphaël Rivière, directeur général & cofondateur de Monisnap, Veruschka Becquart, vice-présidente France Caocao Mobility Paris, Julien Goulois, président de Lumiheart, Sabrina Quagliozzi, correspondante de BFM Business à New York, Philippe Callejon, directeur Mobilités et Nouvelles Energies France de TotalEnergies, Emmanuel Croc, président du groupe OCEA et Bornes Solutions, Guy Chichignoud, cofondateur et directeur technique de ROSI Solar, ainsi que Benoît Illy, président de Fairbrics, dans l'émission Tech & Co sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au jeudi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Canviem les xiruques per aletes i ens submergim al mar Mediterrani, on trobem una planta endèmica que és la posidònia (Posidonia oceanica). Entrevistem a l'Andrea Comaposada Garcia, biòloga i directora d'Anèl·lides, una organització dedicada a la divulgació i educació ambiental marina.Parlem de les praderies de posidònia en relació a la producció d'oxigen, fixació de diòxid de carboni, retenció de microplàstics, protecció contra els temporals i de moltes més curiositats, com per exemple la seva capacitat de reproduir-se asexualment!L'Andrea també ens explica les amenaces que té aquesta espècie i com podem ser més responsables. Una manera d'involucrar-se és en el projecte de Ciència Ciutadana de Posidònia Activa.Amb les veus d'Andrea Camacho i Marta Josa. Anèl·lideshttps://anellides.com/https://www.facebook.com/anellides/https://twitter.com/anellideshttps://www.instagram.com/anellides/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY_NA_fh3v8B6uvCKdBLp4Ahttps://www.linkedin.com/company/an%C3%A8l%C2%B7lides-s.l./Projecte Posidònia Activahttps://anellides.com/blog/portfolio-items/posidonia-activa/Projecte Urbamar https://anellides.com/blog/portfolio-items/urbamar-explorant-la-biodiversitat-marina-a-traves-de-la-ciencia-ciutadana/Per apuntar-te al voluntariat envia un correu a info@anellides.comL'Ovella VerdaInstagram, twitter i tiktok: @ovella_verda Contacte: equipovellaverda@gmail.com

Today's topic revolves around the return (albeit a slight one) of the live music scene, as we talk about some of our recent concert experiences.  We discuss audience attendance as well as the DIY approach artists are now taking when selling merchandise & interacting with their fans. ** Once again, all apologies for the poor audio quality on Craig's part.  Kevin was nice enough to give him one more strike before firing him, so we're almost sure it will never happen again :) **Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/SchizoMusic)

In this episode, we speak to Birguy Lamizana about the Great Green Wall project.The Great Green Wall is one of the most inspirational and urgent movements of our times. This African-led initiative aims to grow an 8000km new world wonder across the entire width of the Continent to transform the lives of millions living on the frontline of climate change.The UN Convention to Combat Desertification is a key partner in the initiative.A decade in and roughly 15% underway, the initiative is already bringing life back to Africa's degraded landscapes at an unprecedented scale, providing food security, jobs and a reason to stay for the millions who live along its path.  The Wall promises to be a compelling solution to the many urgent threats not only facing the African Continent but the global community as a whole – notably climate change, drought, famine, conflict and migration. Once complete, the Great Green Wall will be the largest living structure on the planet, 3 times the size of the Great Barrier Reef.Improving Millions of Lives The Great Green Wall is taking root in Africa's Sahel region, at the southern edge of the Sahara desert - one of the poorest places on the planet.More than anywhere else on Earth, the Sahel is on the frontline of climate change and millions of locals are already facing its devastating impact. Persistent droughts, lack of food, conflicts over dwindling natural resources, and mass migration to Europe are just some of the many consequences.Yet, communities from Senegal in the West to Djibouti in the East are fighting back. Since the birth of the initiative in 2007, life has started coming back to the land, bringing improved food security, jobs and stability to people's lives.Link and Info:The Great Green WallUNCCD - United Nations Convention to Combat DesertificationThe Great Green Wall FilmYears of Living Dangerously- Series episode - 'Out of Africa'How to be good Socialwww.howtobegood.com.auInstagramFacebookLinkedInIf you like what we do and want to help us continue, please help us out by donating via Patreon; with two of the membership levels, we will also plant 3 or 5 trees monthly in your name.Email or contact us on:gareth@howtobegood.com.auGareth - LinkedIn - Instagramanca@howtobegood.com.auAnca - LinkedIn - InstagramPLEASE FOLLOW/SUBSCRIBE AND GIVE US A REVIEW - ALSO TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT THE SHOW; THE MORE WE SPREAD THE WORD, THE BETTER FOR US ALL.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/howtobegood)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/howtobegood)

In this episode, we interview each other about what we have learned from our amazing guests, their effects on us, and how it has changed our lives. All the people we would like to thank that have helped us on this journey and continue to do so: Erin RhodesAdam Brancher Oliver Grimaldi Noah Godfrey Tamara MumcuogluJohn Grimes Lindsay Lorusso Emma Hurst Heath Greville Dan Richardson Thomas Mortlock Laura Hamilton-O'Hara Dr Bergur Sigfusson Pollyanna Darling Hannah Churton Andy Straisfeld Dr Shahir MasriHow to be good Socialwww.howtobegood.com.auInstagramFacebookLinkedInIf you like what we do and want to help us continue, please help us out by donating via Patreon; with two of the membership levels, we will also plant 3 or 5 trees monthly in your name. Email or contact us on:gareth@howtobegood.com.auGareth - LinkedIn - Instagramanca@howtobegood.com.auAnca - LinkedIn - InstagramPLEASE FOLLOW/SUBSCRIBE AND GIVE US A REVIEW - ALSO TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT THE SHOW; THE MORE WE SPREAD THE WORD, THE BETTER FOR US ALL.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/howtobegood)

 Dr Shahir Masri is an assistant specialist in air pollution exposure assessment and epidemiology at the University of California, Irvine where he works on air pollution exposure modelling as well as climate change communication research. He is also an adjunct faculty member at the Schmid College of Science and Technology at Chapman University where he teaches courses on environmental health and pollution, and an adjunct faculty member at National University where he teaches online graduate and undergraduate science courses.He is the author of the book Beyond Debate: Answers to 50 Misconceptions on Climate Change, which has been acclaimed by Citizens' Climate Lobby founder Marshall Saunders, among prominent scientists at MIT, UCLA, and elsewhere.He is also a co-founder of the project “On the Road for climate action” which is an effort to raise awareness about climate change by organizing educational climate events and giving public presentations across all 50 American States.We interviewed him in an effort to learn from his wealth of knowledge and experience with regards to the anthropogenic climate acceleration we are all experiencing, its causes, its symptoms and the solutions that are out there, at arms reach for us all.  Links and info https://shahirmasri.com/ His Book: Beyond Debate  Instagram How to be good Socialwww.howtobegood.com.au Instagram Facebook LinkedIn If you like what we do and want to help us continue, please help us out by donating via Patreon; with two of the membership levels, we will also plant 3 or 5 trees monthly in your name. Email or contact us on: gareth@howtobegood.com.au Gareth - LinkedIn - Instagram anca@howtobegood.com.au Anca - LinkedIn - InstagramPLEASE FOLLOW/SUBSCRIBE AND GIVE US A REVIEW - ALSO TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT THE SHOW; THE MORE WE SPREAD THE WORD, THE BETTER FOR US ALL.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/howtobegood)

Kennedy bought a new body pillow, Karson wants to see Brady & Gronk at Gillette, Annie is ready for concerts and Producer Dan goes down a rabbit hole of creature in the ocean! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we are delighted to talk to Pollyanna Darling, the Head of Community Engagement & Strategy for TreeSisters. TreeSisters is a UK registered social change and reforestation charity that places tropical forest restoration into everyone's hands. Through individuals and businesses that give back to Nature every month, TreeSisters has so far funded the planting of over 15 million trees across 12 locations in Brazil, Borneo, Cameroon, India, Kenya, Mozambique, Madagascar, Nepal and West Papua. The Vision: To envision a world in which it is normal for everyone to protect and restore themselves and their world. The Mission: To rapidly accelerate tropical reforestation by inspiring and channelling women's Nature-based feminine leadership into local and global action. Pollyanna, a vital part of the team, talks about how she got involved, what she is doing and the need for effective change, restoration and reforestation.  She also explains why climate change is going to have a more significant effect on women than men. We also discuss how we have partnered with them to grow the How To Be Good forest, a challenge that we would love you to join us in.  By becoming a Patreon you help us plant trees and help us continue bringing you these podcasts. With two of the membership levels, we will also plant 3 or 5 trees in your name. We will also give you a mention in one of the shows.  LinksTree Sisters Tree Sisters StoreHow to be good Socialwww.howtobegood.com.au InstagramFacebookLinkedInIf you like what we do and want to help us continue, please help us out by donating via Patreon; with two of the membership levels, we will also plant 3 or 5 trees monthly in your name.  Email or contact us on: gareth@howtobegood.com.auGareth - LinkedIn - Instagram anca@howtobegood.com.auAnca - LinkedIn - InstagramPLEASE FOLLOW/SUBSCRIBE AND GIVE US A REVIEW - ALSO TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT THE SHOW; THE MORE WE SPREAD THE WORD, THE BETTER FOR US ALL. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/howtobegood)

In this episode, we talk to Dr Bergur Sigfusson, Head of CO2 Capture and Injection at Carbfix. Bergur is a geochemist. He has many years of experience in commissioning, operating, and monitoring new methods and technologies related to CO2 capture and injection and geothermal power plants. Carbfix, the company that Bergur works for, is using a natural and permanent storage solution turning co2 into stone underground in less than two years. Bergur tells us more about this unique technology and how it can be a game-changer in the climate crisis. LinksCarbfixCarbfix in documentaries Meltdown Down to EarthIce on FireHow to be good Socialwww.howtobegood.com.au InstagramFacebookLinkedInIf you like what we do and want to help us continue, please help us out by donating via Patreon; with two of the membership levels, we will also plant 3 or 5 trees monthly in your name.  Email or contact us on: gareth@howtobegood.com.auGareth - LinkedIn - Instagram anca@howtobegood.com.auAnca - LinkedIn - InstagramSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/howtobegood)

Laura Hamilton-O'Hara From growing up in South Africa, studying law, working in Taronga zoo Sydney to CEO, we talk to Laura Hamilton-O'Hara about her journey. Her passions, the future of sustainability in building, and the Living Future Institute's role. The Living Future Institute Australia (LFIA) is part of a powerful network of informed and active global citizens committed to redefining humanity's relationships with the ecosystems we inhabit. Together, they seek to redirect our future towards a socially just, culturally rich and ecologically restorative society. LinksLiving Future Institute of Australia Taronga Zoo SydneyHow to be good Socialwww.howtobegood.com.au InstagramFacebookLinkedInIf you like what we do and want to help us continue, please help us out by donating via Patreon; with two of the membership levels, we will also plant 3 or 5 trees monthly in your name.  Email us on: gareth@howtobegood.com.auanca@howtobegood.com.auSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/howtobegood)

Thomas is Senior Risk Scientist at Risk Frontiers where he leads the development of physical climate risk modelling services and Risk Frontiers' coastal, flood and tropical cyclone catastrophe loss models. He has worked for over 12 years in the fields of climate science, catastrophe risk and insurance, resilience, and coastal and flood modelling. Thomas is a Chartered Engineer and an Adjunct Fellow at Macquarie University. He holds a PhD in the field of Coastal Geoscience.In this episode, we find out more about peoples and businesses risks due to climate change..LinksRisk FrontiersMark Carney: Breaking the tragedy on the Horizon - Climate Change and Financial StabilityCSIRO - climate change models and research How to be good Socialwww.howtobegood.com.au InstagramFacebookLinkedInIf you like what we do and want to help us continue, please help us out by donating via Patreon; with two of the membership levels, we will also plant 3 or 5 trees monthly in your name.  Email us on: gareth@howtobegood.com.auanca@howtobegood.com.auSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/howtobegood)

Kristie, owner of Ocea Eco Therapies, explains how she developed her entrepreneurial spirit by developing a niche business whilst feeding her passion for travel.  The road from looking after the rich and famous on their super yachts to looking after the Darwin community is a fascinating story.  Check it out now!

Part 1From rescuing abandoned dogs in Romania to rehoming a lion cub in South Africa, actor and Born Free Patron Dan Richardson is a compassionate voice for animals everywhere.Dan has a lifelong love of animals and an unrivalled dedication and commitment to Keep Wildlife in the Wild."My position as an actor with a public profile, albeit a relatively small one, affords me the great privilege of being able to get actively and directly involved with more conservation projects than might otherwise be possible," Dan says. "As long as there's cruelty and exploitation being inflicted on animals, I will be motivated to do everything I can to end it."In July 2018, Dan was a member of the Born Free team who relocated King the lion cub from his temporary home in Belgium to its big cat sanctuary in South Africa."King became a bit of a Born Free poster boy because the details of his tragic start in life affected us all so deeply," Dan explains. "The international collaboration that followed in conjunction with Natuurhulpcentrum in Belgium, Kenya Airways, Shamwari Private Game Reserve and others, is exemplary of how Born Free can operate and get the job done in the most complex and challenging circumstances."Beyond Born Free, Dan is also a Patron of Voice For Asian Elephants Society and Naturewatch Foundation and an Ambassador for the International Aid for the Protection & Welfare of Animals.Dan: "I know there are a huge number of people who share my passion for the cause. The only difference between them and me is that I'm in the public eye. They are just as much a hero as me or anyone else, and more importantly, without them and their continued efforts, we couldn't do this."LinksFood for Thought DocumentaryBorn FreeInternational Aid for the Protection & Welfare of AnimalsThe bitter Bond: Award-winning Short Film by Born Free FoundationBlood Lions FilmNarikos Voyage / Film Claws Out Please help with Dan's 20 X 50 challenge - and keep posted as we look to put together some challenges here in Perth too.  If you want to volunteer - Pod Volunteer - these people help to make sure it's inspiring and ethical.How to be good Socialwww.howtobegood.com.au InstagramFacebookLinkedInIf you like what we do and want to help us continue, please help us out by donating via Patreon; with two of the membership levels, we will also plant 3 or 5 trees monthly in your name.  Email us on: gareth@howtobegood.com.auanca@howtobegood.com.auSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/howtobegood)

Our guest today is Extinction rebellion Member Heath Greville. She is a Public Health Researcher at UWA. Throughout her career, she was involved in setting up a housing cooperative in the mid-1980s; her first degree was in Chinese and Communications studies, then became a teacher and worked at the Centre for Aboriginal studies for most of the 1990's in the Aboriginal Community Management and Development program. She worked in public health also and the Mental health Commission.She lived in China between 2014 and 2017, helping to start up a charity devoted to improving educational opportunities for children in rural villages using music and English language teaching. For 18 months, she lived in the province of Ningxia, which had recently re-located half a million people who were recognised as displaced off their farmlands due to climate change. That area has heated 2.6 degrees C above the pre-industrial average already. This is when the reality of climate change hit her.Moving back to Perth, WA, she joined Extinction Rebellion to continue her fight against climate change.To find out more about Extinction Rebellion, follow the link to the main page. You will also be able to find out if there is an extinction rebellion group close to you.LinksExtinction Rebellion Please read the Climate Health Report that Heath has recommended.If you live in Australia, please join us on the 22nd March and be a Rebel for Life. How to be good Socialwww.howtobegood.com.au InstagramFacebookLinkedInIf you like what we do and want to help us continue, please help us out by donating via Patreon; with two of the membership levels, we will also plant 3 or 5 trees monthly in your name.  Email us on: gareth@howtobegood.com.auanca@howtobegood.com.auSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/howtobegood)

Today we have are very excited to have a member of Parliament join us.Soon after she was elected a Member of Parliament, Emma established and chaired a NSW Parliamentary Inquiry into the Use of Battery Cages for Hens in the Egg Production Industry, recommending a phase-out of battery cage hen farming in NSW. Emma has now established a second Inquiry into the Exhibition of exotic animals in circuses and the Exhibition of cetaceans in New South Wales, where she will serve as Deputy Chair.During her time in Parliament, Emma has also been a frequent opponent of Australian ag-gag laws, speaking out against the NSW Government's Right to Farm Bill and increased biosecurity legislation.Currently, Emma is spearheading a campaign against puppy farming and is writing legislation that will ban puppy farms in NSW. She has also been advocating for stricter penalties for acts of animal cruelty and for animals to be recognised as domestic violence victims in their own right.Products & services we discussed in this episode:  BooksOperation Sustainable by Chris MacdonaldHow not to die by DR Michael GregerHow to Survive a Pandemic by Dr Michael GregerAustralian Politics For DummiesHow to be good Socialwww.howtobegood.com.au InstagramFacebookLinkedInEmail us on: gareth@howtobegood.com.auanca@howtobegood.com.auSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/howtobegood)

Lindsay Lorusso, CEO and Founder of Nudnik. Her lifestyle and work revolve around circular economy and sustainability.She worked for 15 years in waste management & brought this vast knowledge to set up a no waste- upcycle- sustainable company with her twin sister. An active speaker & thought-leader on circular design and waste diversion.Nudnik transforms 100% organic cotton off-cut fabrics, end-of-roll threads and trims into contemporary kidswear that can be composted at the end of life.Fashion FactsIn most countries where garments are produced, toxic wastewaters from textiles factories are dumped directly into rivers; these contain substances such as lead, mercury, and arsenic. These are incredibly harmful to aquatic life & the health of the millions living by those rivers banks. The contamination also reaches the sea,  eventually spreads around the globe. Water contamination in fertilizers for cotton production, heavily pollute runoff waters & evaporation waters.It can take up to 200 tons of freshwater per ton of dyed fabric. Every time we wash synthetic garments, about 1,900 individual microfibers are released into the water, making their way into our oceans. Scientists have discovered that small aquatic organisms ingest those microfibers are then eaten by small fish, which are later eaten by bigger fish, introducing plastic in our food chain.A family in the western world throws away an average of 30 kg of clothing each year. Only 15% is recycled or donated, and the rest goes directly to the landfill or is incinerated. Synthetic fibres are used in 72% of our clothing and can take up to 200 years to decompose.The apparel industry accounts for 10% of global carbon emissions.Every year, thousands of hectares of endangered and ancient forests are cut down and replaced by plantations of trees used to make wood-based fabrics such as rayon, viscose, and modal.Products & services we discussed in this episode:  NudnikThe Paddy wax candles that Lindsay mentioned and that we fell in love with and ordered.Amazone link: Paddy Wax Candles The band Lindsay mentioned collaborating with: The Tragically HipAustralian Circular EconomyGIVEAWAY how to enter: Subscribe to our podcast Like and share: Nudnik Facebook Page How to be good Facebook or follow and tag a friend on How to be Good Instagram  and Nudnik InstagramWinner to be randomly drawn two weeks post-episode publish. How to be good Socialwww.howtobegood.com.au InstagramFacebookLinkedInEmail us on: gareth@howtobegood.com.auanca@howtobegood.com.auSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/howtobegood)

In this episode, we spoke to John Grimes, CEO of Smart Energy Council.He has been a pilot and officer in the Royal Navy, Later working as a diplomat representing the Australian government overseas, has founded companies and developed them to the point of being ASX listed. Now for the past 13 years, he has been the CEO of the Smart Energy Council, the national voice for smart energy. Where he and his team work with Federal and State Public Policy Makers in Australia, Renewable Energy Industry Regulators, Manufacturers and Contractors, Not for Profit Industrial Bodies, Investors, Media and training Organizations He is so very passionate about his work and what needs to be done to save this planet. For further details on the Smart Energy Council www.smartenergy.org.au Recommended Book Australian Politics for DummiesHow to be good Socialwww.howtobegood.com.au InstagramFacebookLinkedInEmail us on: gareth@howtobegood.com.auanca@howtobegood.com.auSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/howtobegood)

Concrete is the second most used substance on earth after water, and for this reason, it has a significant environmental impact. If it were a country, it would rank third for emissions after China and the US putting out roughly 8% of the worlds CO2. But let's not make concrete the bad guy. It is an incredibly versatile material. Civilisation was built on concrete, without it; we could not build our bridges, tunnels, infrastructure, or even homes. In this podcast, we have someone that is doing something about it.She is an environmental engineer, an inventor, and an entrepreneur. The owner and founder of several companies, working on notable projects such as the Dead Sea Preservation, water and wastewater infrastructures, developing wind energy high-efficiency harnessing devices and now working on a Patent pending technology activating waste for reuse in concrete production.Welcome, Tamara Mumcuoglu!For further details on EVA Ltd or to contact Tamara, please contact us. How to be good Socialwww.howtobegood.com.au InstagramFacebookLinkedInEmail us on: gareth@howtobegood.com.auanca@howtobegood.com.auSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/howtobegood)

While still celebrating Black History Month and enjoying the conversation of last week's show, Armond dares to ask another pivotal question: Why are the contributions of the LGBTQIA+ Communities to Black History often overlooked, if acknowledged at all? Joining Armond for another dynamic show are panelists, sharing their own personal perspectives and experiences are Harry Crawford, Ocea Lei, Jazzmun Crayton, Dez "The Pharaoh '' Glover and Paul J. Scott.

In this episode, we interview Noah Godfrey from RePurpose Global. A global coalition of purposeful people and companies dedicated to empowering innovators on the frontlines of reducing waste, reviving lives, and restoring nature's balance and the World's First Plastic Credit Platform. Here are some of the links to aspects we talked about: https://repurpose.globalhttp://aplasticocean.movieDon't forget to follow and subscribe.How to be good Socialwww.howtobegood.com.au InstagramFacebookLinkedInEmail us on: gareth@howtobegood.com.auanca@howtobegood.com.auSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/howtobegood)

In this episode, we interview Oliver Grimaldi an Environmental Sustainable Design specialist running the Cundall office in Perth, Western Australia. Talking about the ways in which buildings are changing, what needs to be done and if we are doing enough. Here are some of the links to aspects we talked about: https://www.hempcrete.com.auhttps://living-future.org.au/living-building-challenge/aus-projects/https://living-future.org/lbc/https://www.climatecouncil.org.au/bhutan-is-the-world-s-only-carbon-negative-country-so-how-did-they-do-it/Don't forget to follow, rate, and subscribe.How to be good Socialwww.howtobegood.com.au InstagramFacebookEmail us on: gareth@howtobegood.com.auanca@howtobegood.com.auSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/howtobegood)

Gold Nuggets in this Episode: Boni and John now live in Mexico – sometimes on land, and sometimes on a boat. All while running a successful business. “We do not like to stay in one place for very long.” “While we were driving to our corporate jobs in downtown Toronto, I did the math on how much time we were spending in the car in our commute to work. Not including sleep time (factoring only productive time), we were each spending 8 weeks a year in the car.” Boni and John got rid of most of their material belongings, leaving Canada with 4 suitcases, their 2 cats, and a guitar. “As entrepreneurs we're all familiar with the necessity of embracing risk. There are still shades of grey: every entrepreneur is not comfortable with the same degree of risk.” “We are material creatures. Giving up that material connection is probably what keeps most people from doing what we've done.” “Our business matches the life that we want, as opposed to the other way around.” “If you set your mind to doing something, you can pretty much do anything.” “The act of thinking about, and going through the process of writing a book, about your business, is incredibly clarifying.” “Embrace the creativity in all aspects of the entrepreneurial journey.” “Don't ever let someone tell you that you cannot do something. You've got a dream, you've got to protect it. When people cannot do something themselves, they are going to tell you that you can't do it. You want something; you go get it. Period.” – Will Smith in Pursuit of Happyness Our guests are Boni and John Wagner-Stafford, co-founders of Ingenium Books, a hybrid publishing company – an alternative to both traditional publishing and self-publishing. After downsizing their lives, and packing up all their belongings, they left Canada with 4 suitcases, their 2 cats, and a guitar. Since then, Boni and John have been running their business while also traveling and living the life they want to live. Song by Adam Vitovsky / CC BY 3.0

Captains Keith Colburn and Sig Hansen from the award-winning documentary series “Deadliest Catch” share some surprising science lessons from the fishing world. Plus: learn about the psychology behind “sour grapes.” When people can't get something they want, they decide it's not worthy of desire by Kelsey Donk Sjåstad, H., Baumeister, R. F., & Ent, M. (2020). Greener grass or sour grapes? How people value future goals after initial failure. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 88, 103965. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jesp.2020.103965 Learn more about Deadliest Catch, Tuesdays at 8 PM ET/PT on Discovery Official website https://www.discovery.com/shows/deadliest-catch Watch Deadliest Catch https://go.discovery.com/tv-shows/deadliest-catch Follow @DeadliestCatch on Twitter https://twitter.com/DeadliestCatch Follow Keith Colburn on Twitter https://twitter.com/crabwizard Subscribe to Curiosity Daily to learn something new every day with Cody Gough and Ashley Hamer. You can also listen to our podcast as part of your Alexa Flash Briefing; Amazon smart speakers users, click/tap “enable” here: https://www.amazon.com/Curiosity-com-Curiosity-Daily-from/dp/B07CP17DJY

InternCLE Internship 101 Series - OnboardingSee our blog for content on Onboarding. Around ClevelandCongratulations to Brenda Davis-Smith on her retirement from NOCHE. Best wishes in your new adventures!OCEA Unconference take-aways http://ohioco-op.com/What is an Unconference?A loosely structured conference emphasizing the informal exchange of information and ideas between participants, rather than following a conventional structured program of events.OCEA used post-it notes to gather ideas or topics the participants wanted to talk about. They used moderators to group these post-it notes to create on the fly break out sessions while participants networked. Topics included – Gen Z, On the Job training and mentoring, Employer best practices for engagement, Co-ops/Trends, Recruitment/Retention, Classroom best practicesThank you to The Andersons for hosting the conference - https://andersonsinc.com/ Gratitude Building holiday traditions of service – Thank you to St. Edward’s high school for their monthly community meal outreach program.

Самое ленивое шоу для идеального воскресного вечера с очаровательной Annie Wow. Треклист выпуска (01.12.2019): Beshken - Focus On | Kilo Kish - Elegance | Sandunes - Eleven Eleven (feat. Landslands) | Samba De La Muerte - Land | Elder Island - The Big Unknown | Masego - Big Girls | Bryony Jarman-Pinto - As I've Heard | Madison McFerrin - Try | Bibio - Wake Up! | Noah Slee - Lips (feat. MELODOWNZ) | Smash TV - Confused | Syd - Getting Late | Anderson .Paak - Good Heels (feat. Jazmine Sullivan) | Oceaán - To Lose

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Glenn Delve's business, Ocea, specialises in converting commercial properties. However, we were particularly keen to talk to Glenn this month to discuss his new venture - creating a bond to finance developments. But what even is a bond? How does it work? Isn't it only for big corporations? If you are looking to scale your developments and want to learn more about finding, raising and arranging finance, this is a podcast not to be missed. You can get in touch with Glenn in the following ways: web: www.ocealife.com LinkdedIn Glenn Delve You can download a copy of the full article from www.yourpropertynetwork.co.uk/resources

Ocea Ebel is a Integrative Nutrition Health Coach and student of Nutrition and Dietetic Medicine. Ocea’s Mission is to educate and inspire people through encouragement to seek and live their truth through the nourishment of mind, body and spirit. Her foundations are love, process, commitment and tenacity.

Ship Weeks Hashtag.  We got a fiery spin (lol get it? j/k please kill us [ok just kill Alex]) on Ship Weeks this week!  So many shipwrecks lost to the sands of time, we resurrect one story from New Jersey in 1930 this week.

Intern CLE Podcast - Episode 005 – Lincoln Electric - Amy McMullen Website: https://www.lincolnelectric.com/en-us/Pages/default.aspx Careers: https://jobs.lincolnelectric.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lincoln_ElectricLincoln Electric Holdings, Inc. is an American multinational and a global manufacturer of welding products, arc welding equipment, welding consumables, plasma and oxy-fuel cutting equipment and robotic welding systems. The Fortune 1000 company is headquartered in Euclid, Ohio, United States and has a worldwide network of distributors and sales offices covering more than 160 countries. It has 42 manufacturing locations in North America, Europe, Middle East, Asia and Latin America. It also operates manufacturing alliances and joint ventures in 19 countries.[1] Lincoln started in 1895 by two brothers – John and James Lincoln. 11,000 employees worldwide but with a small family feel. Amy is a consummate recruiter and advocate for students. Her passion for helping students find a home that matches their career goals is evident throughout the interview. In the Cleveland location Lincoln hires about 75 interns and co-ops year-round. Interns are hired at other locations as well. There is a summer internship program and a fall and spring co-op program. Challenges: Lincoln is not a household name to some degree, so that can be a recruiting challenge. Getting all the hiring managers to submit their requests. What Lincoln does well: Assign interns a “Peer” instead of a mentor – this is not someone who is supposed to tell them what to do – it’s someone close in age or experience to them that is just a resource. Programming – offers a good deal of training to interns, for example backpacks to briefcase training. Resources: · NACE - https://www.naceweb.org· OCEA - http://www.ohioco-op.com/ - Conference coming in May! Register now. Q&A with Annette· Cleveland Museum of Art - http://www.clevelandart.org/· Wade Oval Wednesday - https://www.universitycircle.org/events/2019/06/12/wow-wade-oval-wednesdays· Cleveland Public Library - https://cpl.org/· Edgewater Live - 2019 calendar isn't out yet· Cleveland Gateway Historical Tours - http://www.clevelandgatewaydistrict.com/history/heritage-tourism/· Cleveland Foodbank - https://www.greaterclevelandfoodbank.org/· West Side Market - http://westsidemarket.org/· Cleveland Orchestra - https://www.clevelandorchestra.com/education-and-community/community-programs/ · Lake View Cemetery - https://lakeviewcemetery.com/

Intern CLE Podcast - Episode 004 – Hyland Software – Kelly DiamondInterview - Kelly Diamond (HR Program Manager) of Hyland Software Website: www.hyland.com/careersEmail: careers@hyland.comInstagram: @hylandgramTwitter: @HylandCareersHyland Software is the developer of the enterprise content management (ECM) and process management software suite called OnBase. Applications of the suite are used in healthcare, financial institutions, insurance, government, higher education and manufacturing. The firm has its headquarters in Westlake, Ohio. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyland_Software Hyland has about 100 interns a year at the Westlake headquarters, with up to about 30 in other locations around the country and around the world. Summer is the primary intern season for Hyland, while some interns stay on part time after their internship. Hyland starts recruiting in the fall for the following summer. Hyland’s new global focus poses recruiting and HR challenges. They work on those issues locally and rely on their in-country HR resources as well. Challenges – Sourcing the requisitions from managers within Hyland to determine how many and what type of interns are needed. Using new forms approach to keep track. What makes a strong candidate? Looking at technical skills, educational background, also soft skills are just as important. “You can’t always teach those soft skills” teamwork, communication and being adaptable are importantOrientation – Looks like a full time hire really, attend meetings, work with their teams, also have weekly intern specific events – lunch and learns, service day, socials. Managers meet weekly or bi-weekly for feedback for the mentors. HR checks in mid-summer and at the end of the summer. Hyland asks interns for feedback as well and it can be anonymous. What makes the internship Rock? Being able to extend offers for full time hire or continued internship makes the program great. Advice to someone starting a program – Helpful to have someone dedicated to plan for and run the program. Executive buy in is key. Ensure that everyone is on the same page. Resources that Kelly recommends – · NACE – National Assoc. of Colleges and Employers - https://www.naceweb.org/· OCEA - http://www.ohioco-op.com/· Career Services at the colleges – building the relationships What’s new or going on around town?OCEA conference coming to Sandusky, Ohio May 22-24th, 2019! http://www.ohioco-op.com/ I found out after we recorded Kelly’s interview that I will be speaking at this event. Register now to be a part of this great networking event. Gratitude - Thank you to Amy McMullen of Lincoln Electric for encouraging me to apply to speak at the OCEA conference. I look forward to her interview with InternCLE on next week’s podcast. Subscribe to hear from Amy about all the great things Lincoln is doing.

Welcome to episode 23 of the Weekly Dose of You4ia Podcast. This week I was so fortunate to be able to catch up with Tegan Steele at her café Urban Projuice, in the heart of Albert Park. Urban Projuice is an amazing whole foods, plant based café that thrives on education and providing the community with incredibly delicious foods and drinks. Tegan is a busy woman who is spreading an amazing message through all the things she does daily. She is the owner of Urban Projuice, a personal trainer, the author of 365 days of wholeness, a yin yoga instructor, a beauty therapist, motivational speaker, a whole foods nutrition coach and runs wellness retreats. She is thriving in the space she has worked so hard to create and is such an inspirational person.   In this episode we discussed: Tegan’s upbringing and what life was like for her growing up. How Tegan’s café Urban Projuice opened and the main message behind it The foods Tegan was consuming during her childhood. How she finds time for all of her jobs. Her stint modelling and the affects that this had on her body both emotionally and physically. Her plant-based journey and her journey curing her IBS as well as curing her mother’s perforated bowel. Her book 365 days of wholeness and where to buy. How a plant based diet has changed her life and the positive affects it has had on her whole life. Her job as a holistic health coach and how she educates her clients on taking control of their lives. What her wellness retreats include and where to find more information about them. Her sustainable and ethically sourced business Ocea, the products she sells and the main message behind the brand. Her go to meal. A day in the life of Tegan Steele.   Tegan is doing amazing things and spreading amazing messages through everything she is doing. She wears many different hats from day to day with all of her roles and responsibilities, however she is thriving in every aspect. If you would like to get in contact with Tegan or find more out some more information about her products and services her details are below:   Instagram: @tegansteele_official OR @oceabody Website:www.tegansteele.com OR www.oceabody.com      

In 2001, Ocea Demer became the President and Founder of Travel Wellness, Inc., an innovative herbal product company that has been called THE industry standard for artist and crew wellness during tours, performances, and travel.  She's also shared her gift of healing, which addresses issues involving the mind, body, and spirit. Over the past 17 years, she's had the distinguished pleasure of taking care of artists and production crews in the national recording industry both on and off the road and has toured with Lilith Fair, the Dixie Chicks, Emmylou Harris, and Shania Twain, and was present to take care of artists and production at the Grammy Awards, Latin Grammy Awards, Country Music Awards, and other high profile productions. Sting, Keith Urban, and Earth Wind and Fire are just a few of the artists who praise her products and gift of healing. www.OceaDemer.com

Ocea Cichello and her Ocea Beauty Bar are bright, bubbly and just a little bit crazy. How else do you explain a beauty salon deciding to, on a whim, take part in the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival by putting on a new musical? We had a great fun chat, and the sheer fun that the team is having comes through brightly..

Lords and Ladies, A little trigger warning for a few of you: this mix is a little more relaxed than my normal puttogethers. For those of you who aren't in the know, I'm currently attending a Master Brewer Course in Chicago/Germany for the next 6 months. As such, I've been doing a lot of goddamn reading. So instead of putting on the latest 'Narcotic Wasteland' or 'Dead by April' new metal releases, I'm opting to stick to my fairly calmer study tunes. If I suffer, y'all are gonna suffer, too! I'll leave you with a little beer trivia: What does B-amylase produce in mashing? The answer: maltose! Thanks for listening, A.B   Mix 14: Study Music (For A Film) CHVRCHES - Bela Lugosi's Dead (Bauhaus Cover) (0:00 - 3:47) Soft Lighting - Unborn (3:48 - 8:34) Embrz - Slow Down (8:35 - 13:07) Mansionair - Hold Me Down (feat. Revier) (13:08 - 19:02) Oceaán - To Lose (19:03 - 21:50) Years & Years - Real (21:51 - 25:42) Future Islands - Seasons (Waiting On You) (25:43 - 29:20) Lorde vs Flume - Sleepless (WEKEED Boot) (29:21 - 33:00) Fear Of Men - Alta / Waterfall (33:01 - 37:56) Keep Shelly In Athens - Old Time Glory (37:57 - 41:03) Raleigh Ritchie - Bloodsport (41:04 - 44:56) Farao - To Sleep Apart (44:57 - 49:11)   All music purchased legally through Apple's iTunes Store or Amazon.com, and rebroadcast under fair use under copyright laws and its application to podcasts.