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De eerste volledige week van de voorbereiding zit erop, met daarin twee oefenwedstrijden met negentien goals voor en nul tegen, geen nieuwe aanwinsten maar wel een assistent-trainer twee spelers op weg naar de uitgang. Ook dat zal de weg vrijmaken voor nieuwe transfers; we gaan het allemaal bespreken! Komt er een vervanger voor Paul Simonis, die als hoofdtrainer aan de slag gaat bij Go Ahead Eagles? Voor Sven van Beek zal sowieso een vervanger moeten komen, ook met het oog op het vertrek van Syb van Ottele. Op de positie van Pelle van Amersfoort is het nog even de vraag hoe Van Persie dat wil gaan invullen. Qua transfergeruchten is het verder redelijk rustig, al lijkt Heerenveen wel serieus bezig te zijn met Mihaly Kata van MTK Boedapest. Op basis van data lijkt dat een redelijk complete speler, die naast duelkracht ook over een goede pass beschikt. Albert zet hem en nog wat andere interessante opties op een rijtje. Na twee oefenduels tegen amateurs gaat Heerenveen komende week serieus aan de bak tegen FC Dordrecht (dinsdag in Joure) en Almere City (vrijdag in Drachten). Dan zullen ook talenten als Ahmed en Oostra meer tegenstand krijgen en zal ook Van Persie een beter beeld van hen krijgen.

Roel Oostra is 102 jaar en nog scherp van geest. Begonnen als bankbakker schopte hij het tot directeur van schouwburg De Lawei in Drachten. In die rol wist hij zich geliefd te maken bij artiesten door het hele land. Er is zelfs een theaterprijs naar hem vernoemd: De Roel Oostra Prijs voor het meest gastvrije theater. In kleine theatertjes ontdekte hij nog onbekende jonge artiesten zoals Youp van 't Hek en Herman Finkers. Waarom Roel Oostra zichzelf, terugblikkend op zijn leven, een bofkont noemt, vertelt hij in deze podcast. Presentatie en interviews: Marjon BolwijnMontage: Julia van AlemRedactie: Julia van Alem en Marjon BolwijnEindredactie: Corinne van Duin en Julia van AlemFotografie: Aurélie GeurtsOnze journalistiek steunen? Dat kan het beste met een (digitaal) abonnement op de Volkskrant, daarvoor ga je naar  www.volkskrant.nl/podcastactieSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ein verlassener Bauernhof, eine Familie und ein großer Traum: In Frelsdorf nahe Bremervörde bauen die Hamburger Nienke Oostra und Simon Siemsglüss eine Farmhouse Brewery auf. Aber Träume haben ihren Preis. Willkommen auf der Lost Horizon Farm. Lost Horizon steht für Horizonte, die vergessen und wiedergefunden wurden. Der Name beschreibt die Idee von einem Leben mit der Natur. Genau das will das Hamburger Paar Nienke Oostra (Filosoof Jenever)und Simon Siemsglüss (Buddelship Brauerei) hier, zwischen Weser und Elbe, umsetzen. Sie träumen von einer Heimat für ihre zwei Kinder, von einer Farmhouse Brewery und einer traditionellen Brennerei. (Fast) alles, was sie zum Brauen und Brennen brauchen, soll auf und um ihren Hof herum wachsen. Kurz: Sie wollen eine landwirtschaftliche, nachhaltige Bierproduktion aufbauen. 20 Jahre stand der Hof leer, seit zwei Jahren arbeiten sie hart an ihrer Vision. Ein Leben auf der Baustelle, zwischen ersten Anpflanzungen, Sanierungen und den Fahrten nach Hamburg zum eigenen Pub, der Bar Oorlam. Auch die will am Laufen gehalten werden. 2023 sollen endlich die Brauerei und die Brennerei an den Start gehen. Wären da nicht die Behörden. Ist eine landwirtschaftliche Bierproduktion ein Gewerbe oder Landwirtschaft? Wenn die Bürokratie zuschlägt, wird es gerne mal teuer. Träume haben ihren Preis und die Antwort auf die obige Frage kostet viel Geld. Genau deshalb haben die beiden ein Crowdfunding gestartet. 50.000 Euro wollen sie von Supportern sammeln, um ein nachhaltiges Abwassersystem zu installieren. Nur so können sie anfangen zu brauen. Ein Podcast über Visionen, Lebensprojekte, multiple Baustellen und den Plan B, präsentiert von Hamburg Ahoi. Zusammen stellen wir euch spannende Facetten der Genuss- und Bierwelt in und um Hamburg vor. #WeilwirHamburgsind Fotos und mehr Infos über das Crowdfunding: https://hhopcast.de/das-ist-unser-lebensprojekt-farmhouse-brewery/ TERMINE ● 23.08.23, Meet the Expert mit Wildwuchs und Elbgold, Braustättchen, Hamburg ● 5.08.23, Bagel Brunch und Lagerverkauf, House of Superfreunde, Norderstedt ● 18.08. -20.08.23, Streetfood Festival Kiel, Rathausplatz ● 21.08. – 27.08.2023, Belgium Beer Week, Blesius Garten, Trier ● 1.09.-10.09.23, Berlin Beer Week, Berlin ● 1.09.-02.09.23, Lingener Bierkultur, Lingen ● 2.09.23, Craft Beer Day Norderstedt ● 13.09.-18.09, Hamburg Beer Week ● 13.10. – 14.10.2023, 9. Trierer Bierfestival, Trier ● 14.10.23, Brauen für Frauen mit Hobbybrauerin Michal, Braumarkt Hamburg ● 16. 09 – 03. 10.23, München, 188. Oktoberfest LINKS ● https://www.buddelship.de/ ● https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/lost-horizon-farm-craft-brewery-and-distillery#/ ● https://www.filosoofjenever.nl/ ● https://steadyhq.com/de/hhopcast-der-craft-beer-podcast/about ● https://www.hamburg-tourism.de/magazin/ ● https://www.rotespony.de/ ● https://www.brauerei-kemker.de/ ● https://nevel.org/ ● https://www.guggenbraeu.com/ ● https://www.bieristgut.de/ ● https://www.brauberger.de/ ● https://www.filmfesthamburg.de/news/erste-filme-2/ ● https://hoftendormaal.com/ HHopcast ist ein Original PODCAST von Sounds and Pods, Hamburg. Redaktion & Moderation: Regine Marxen und Stefan Endrigkeit, Produktion & Sounddesign: Stefan Endrigkeit Mehr unter www.hhopcast.de Mail: cheers@hhopcast.de Euch gefällt der Podcast? Dann abonniert ihn, schenkt uns eine Bewertung und teilt ihn mit euren Freunden. Wir freuen uns über euren Support. Wer uns finanziell unterstützen mag, findet uns auch auf Steady. Danke an alle, die uns zuhören und uns auf unserer Bierreise begleiten! Cheers, auf euch.

12 juni 2022 // Het Geheim Van Abraham // Jacob Jan Oostra by City Life Church Leeuwarden

24 januari 2021 // Met Open Oren Stil Zijn // Jacob Jan Oostra by City Life Church Leeuwarden

De Keukenspectrum Groep levert al 20 jaar keukens via I-KOOK, en sinds vorig jaar ook via de Keukencoach. Nu heeft het bedrijf zijn zinnen gezet op een verdriedubbeling van de omzet in 2030. Hoe gaat de Groep dat voor elkaar krijgen? Roel Oostra, oprichter en directeur van de Keukenspectrum Groep, is te gast in BNR Zakendoen. Macro met Edin Mujagić Elke dag een intrigerende gedachtewisseling over de stand van de macro-economie. Op maandag en vrijdag gaat presentator Thomas van Zijl in gesprek met econoom Arnoud Boot, de rest van de week praat Van Zijl met econoom Edin Mujagić. Beleggerspanel De winst van ING Bank daalt maar beleggers kunnen toch in hun handen klappen. En: grote ontslagrondes bij Twitter en Meta. Hoeveel vertrouwen hebben beleggers nog in techbedrijven? Dat en meer bespreken we om 13.00 in het beleggerspanel met: - Wim Zwanenburg, beleggingsstrateeg bij Stroeve Lemberger - Marco Groot, voormalig hoofd aandelen Rabobank international en tegenwoordig partner bij consultant 8 Days a Week Luister l Beleggerspanel Tijdig af kunnen rijden Het CBR heeft de tijdelijke ‘15-weken-noodmaatregel' versoepeld naar 10 weken. Deze maatregel werd ingevoerd om de examencapaciteit voor rijbewijzen zo goed mogelijk te verdelen, maar volgens de VVRI, de Verenging voor Rijscholen en Instructeurs, is de maatregel doelmatig noch doeltreffend. Te gast is Ramzy Othman, vicevoorzitter van de VVRI. Zakenpartner Na een studie economie startte zij in de marketing, hierna kwam zij terecht in de werving en selectie. Daarin werkte zij voor allerlei soorten ondernemers. In deze periode zag zij welke energie erbij ondernemen los komt. Het inspireerde haar, maar tegelijkertijd wist ze dat ze het zelf beter kon. Nu, 13 jaar later, runt zij twee ondernemingen. De zakenpartner van deze week is Danne de Vries, oprichter van The Purple People en BrandPit. Contact & Abonneren BNR Zakendoen zendt elke werkdag live uit van 12:00 tot 14:30 uur. Je kunt de redactie bereiken via e-mail en Twitter. Abonneren op de podcast van BNR Zakendoen kan via bnr.nl/zakendoen, of via Apple Podcast en Spotify.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hoe kun je in acht jaar tijd van drie naar zestig winkels groeien, zonder je bedrijfscultuur te verliezen? In ‘De top van Nederland' een uitgebreid gesprek met Roel Oostra, oprichter en directeur van de Keukenspectrum Groep.  Abonneer je op de Podcast    Ga naar ‘De top van Nederland' en abonneer je op de podcast, ook te beluisteren via Apple Podcast en Spotify.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SHOW NOTESErin Oostra is a visual artist, graphic designer and the owner of Nuwavegallery in Ellensburg Washington. Her work is bold and beautifully striking and is most often inspired by the mountains and waters of the pacific northwest. We talk about how to begin to recognize how creativity wants to move through your system so that it van flow better, the importance of leaning into creative nudges, and importantly ‘mistakes' in life and in the art studio. She shares her tips for how to conjure flow states and muses about how though many of us are put into boxes as children in terms of who we ‘are' whether that's athlete or artist - how we can question that at any time and begin to try the things we love. I want to share a beautiful review with you that came in last week, it's from Connie WyattConnie writes,  I have found my tribe with Kate and her guests in a world where these people aren't easy to find! I resonate with every single episode and get so much from this podcast. Thank you so much, Kate for sharing your heart with fellow artists. I can't say enough good things about the Creative Genius podcast and I'm so thankful you felt the need to create this platform! Sending Love and hugs your way. Thank you Connie. I am so glad we have found our way to each other, and I sense that this is just the beginning of an incredible journey together. I am so glad you are here. Please leave a review if you have not yet!I'd like to invite you all to join our private Facebook group ‘The Creative Genius Family' a safe space to share about your creative struggles and triumphs and connect in person with other listeners for support & inspiration. Erin calls herself an escape artist, which i love. She is an visual artist, graphic designer and the owner of Nu wavegallery in Ellensburg Washington.  Her work is bold and beautifully striking and is most often inspired by the mountains and waters of the pacific northwest. We have a terrific conversation that covers a lot of ground with everything from how to begin to recognize how creativity wants to move through your system so that you can flow through it better to the importance of leaning into creative nudges, and importantly ‘mistakes' in life and in the art studio. She shares her tips for how to conjure flow states and muses about how though many of us are put into boxes as children in terms of who we ‘are' whether that's athlete or artist - how we can question that at any time and begin to try the things we love. I love that she asked me about what brings me JOY - it was lovely for me to see the answer that bubbled up for me. it ‘s a good question and one we might really benefit from asking ourselves more. Asking ourselves what kinds of feelings we want to feel and then noticing what kinds of feelings we most often feel can give us great clues about what we need to change in our lives. For example maybe as a trauma response to something earlier in our lives, we have become accustomed to feelings of overwhelm and stress, maybe we've become masterful at stress and overwhelm, maybe if we look really closely we'll see that we are the ones setting ourselves up to be in and create situations where we will continue to get to feel those things because that has inadvertently become our comfort zone… but maybe if we had a choice we would want to fill our lives with other feelings. Guess what? There is always a choice. It all depends on what we are focusing on and giving our attention to - and we have control over that. And I loved erin's Billboard - be sure to listen to the show to hear it, it comes towards the end. And there is some lovely homework in this episode that is designed to help you get in touch with and practice connecting with your inner knowing and intuition, which are how creativity speaks to us!Things Erin and I talk about-Breaking through the weight of fear doing new kinds of art-How you have to be the one to give yourself nudges -Aphantasia-What it feels like to have to dumb our creativity down to not upset people in our day to day lives who wish they were being more creative-How hard it can be to start saying out loud, I am an artist-How we get put in boxes in school. Artist, academic, sports person and recognizing the box you may have been put in as a child and seeing if you still want to be in it or if you want to get out and how to begin to let yourself out of the box-How to make time for your art even if you have another full time job-How to creates space and conjure flow states-How even ‘mistakes' in the studio provide some of the best opportunities for creativity -Creative fuelling - how she feeds her creativity 

The healthcare sector is a major contributor to the climate crisis, with studies showing the industry accounts for about 8.5% of total U.S. carbon emissions. Efforts to address climate change fall into the ESG framework, which stands for environment, social and governance.  Over the last several months, Randy Oostra, CEO of ProMedica, a health and well-being company based in Toldeo, Ohio, has participated in the Healthcare Insider podcast to call for a new care delivery model.  In this episode, Oostra shares why addressing climate change is a critical component to creating a new healthcare delivery model, explaining the business case for healthcare leaders as well as the impacts extreme weather events are having on vulnerable communities. Oostra also dives into how ProMedica's ESG strategy is guiding their work in this area.  *Editor's note: This episode was recorded before Modern Healthcare Custom Media's ESG Summit: The New Imperative event. 

Randy Oostra, CEO of ProMedica, a health and well-being company based in Toldeo, Ohio, joined the Healthcare Insider podcast a few months ago calling for a new model of care delivery and what it will take to get there.  Now, we are continuing the conversation. In this latest episode, Randy Oostra highlights the first and most important pillar of this new delivery model: universal access to care.  Specifically, Oostra explains key policy changes that can be made to significantly increase access to primary and behavioral health services for rural and low-income populations. He also dives into the importance of addressing social determinants of health and how the work in this area needs to evolve.   Stay tuned for the third episode with Randy Oostra in a few months where he will share the importance of addressing the climate crisis and investing in ESG. 

6 figure entrepreneur Richard Oostra joins NVP Francesca Amante all the way from Panama City to complete the third podcast episode this week to finish off our JCI super/series for April! They discuss his journey as an entrepreneur that led him to his great success as a leader Speaker and inspirational entrepreneur that continually gives back to his community and to others around him. Richard taps into his key secrets to being an impactful leader and what other leaders in his life have inspired him to implement year after year. Our super series included a record of 5 episodes this month! We welcome you to listen to all of them! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jci-canada/message

Cultivating courage is a daily practice of reframing negative thoughts, accepting change, and showing up for yourself in every way.My guest on this podcast shares her unbelievable and inspiring story of completing a world-first mountain bike traverse of the Himalayan Trail high route in Nepal. She was the first person to mountain bike this 1800 kilometer route in 8 weeks!Nienke Oostra is a veterinarian and elite athlete who competed in various disciplines from mountain biking to multi-sport events. She raced around the world while still working full time as a veterinarian.Injury forced her to step away from a focus on performance, but she fell in love with true adventure. Her love for true adventure led her to the Nepalese Himalayas for her world-first mountain bike traverse.There's always a silver lining somewhere! In this episode, Nienke and I chat about her incredible world-first mountain bike traverse in the Nepalese Himalayas!More than that, Nienke shares how to redefine yourself and build mental strength. In this episode, we chat about:Why it's important to choose courage over comfortHow your attitude can influence your pain levelsFind a race you love so that performance doesn't really matterFollowing your heart despite well-meaning naysayersHer mental tips to work with and through agonizing chronic nerve pain Surround yourself with people that support you and your dreamsDon't apologize for being a beginnerGo to episode website to connect with Nienke and for links mentioned in the episode.

Rolfe Oostra is a high altitude mountain guide, explorer and expedition leader. He climbs and guides on every continent including on the 7 summits (the highest point on each) and with his infectious enthusiasm, an enduring sense of humour and outstanding leadership credentials he is in high demand. At the age of 20, Rolfe led his first expedition to climb Mt Kenya's North Face and since then has kept the ball rolling with a passion. He has made notable first alpine ascents in the Andes, Karakoram and Greenland and has established many new rock-climbing routes in Africa, South America and Australia. He has explored many un-paddled rivers in the Congo and Amazon basin and traversed some of the world's most isolated deserts. After a stint of being a scuba diver he quickly went back to doing what he loves best – mountaineering – which involved setting up 360 Expeditions. Rolfe Co-Founded 36 Expeditions with his wife, Marni, which based out of the French Pyrenees and London. You can find out more about 360 Expeditions here https://www.360-expeditions.com/

Ladies n' Genminiminminmin (er, min...) who do I have in my Good Listening To Zoom Hole & Clearing Today?!Please welcome Mountaineering Legend and King of all things "Gnarly" in terms of adventures - Rolfe Oostra.A man who I got in touch with because of 2 other connections - and because he had a picture (for real) on his Facebook Page of an Iguana and a Cat hanging out together (as ya do!) on his Sofa in the Pyrenees!Wahey!Enjoy - as he dials in a 'tad late' as he's in Kathmandu on the way back from the Climbing Permit Office!I'm “all good to go”, excited and sitting here in my North Face Fleece! Marvellous!“The Good Listening To: Your Life & Times With Me Chris Grimes!” is the Show & Podcast series that features “The Clearing”:Where all good Questions come to be asked - and all good Stories come to be told…With some lovely juicy Storytelling metaphors to also enjoy along the way:The Clearing itself - a Tree - a lovely juicy Storytelling exercise called “5-4-3-2-1” - some Alchemy - some Gold - a cheeky bit of Shakespeare - and a CAKE!So it's all to play for! Hurrah!(…and indeed Huzzah!)Enjoy!

On this episode, Paige chats with Erin Oostra. Erin is a Washington-based painter and visual designer whose work explores the beauty and movement she finds all around her, whether summiting a mountain or crossing city streets.Erin shares her experience working as a visual designer and how after an accelerated design program, she landed her dream job working with the digital and print design team for Nordstrom HQ. Erin and Paige chat about the pros and cons working for a large company vs. working for a smaller company where individuals have more of a creative voice. Erin chats about her creative journey and how she started painting. Small doodles and painting studies she would create on hikes with friends eventually lead her to painting on large canvases.Paige and Erin discuss what it means to put yourself out there, take risks, and just go for it, as well as what it means to be an Artist. To follow and support Erin, please visit https://erinoostra.com and https://www.instagram.com/erinoostra

Morning News Extra - November 4 2020-oostra by KGMI News/Talk 790

We'd be here all day if I had to list all of his expedition / adventure CV over his 30 year career (I sh*t you not, its 7 pages long!) but here are some to pique your interest: He's a high altitude mountain guide, explorer, expedition leader, and all-round adventurer Led his first expedition to My Kenya's North Face aged 20 Notable first ascents in the Andes, Karakoram, and Greenland Put up new rock-climbing routes in Africa, South America, and Australia This was one of the most insane lines I found when researching for the show2018 summary: 75 x 6000-meter peaks, 5 x 7000-meter peaks, 6 x 8000-meter peaks.' Summited Kilimanjaro 60 times Explored unpadded rivers in the Congo and Amazon basin Ventured into some of the worlds most isolated deserts Lived with tribespeople in Kenya He is A Berghaus and Stubai sponsored athlete He holds a BSc in Ecology and Biology Now head guide for his company 360 expeditions - climbing, mountaineering, trekking, all round adventure goodness - as hardcore as you want to go So without further ago, I'd like to welcome today's guests to the show, Rolfe Oostra 

Today, we have a special show for you. My Mom joins me on the podcast! We chat a bit about my story, and we both answer some fun questions. My Mom is so wise, and it was a delight to chat with her. :) Links To Things We Talked About: - The Undoing of Saint Silvanus by Beth Moore https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/29527162-the-undoing-of-saint-silvanus - Rook card game https://www.amazon.ca/Hasbro-Gaming-B0966-Rook-Card/dp/B00NQQTZ5G - Light from Heaven by Jan Karon https://www.amazon.ca/Light-Heaven-Mitford-Book-9-ebook/dp/B003QP4NUO/ref=sr_1_17?dchild=1&hvadid=74766862789022&hvbmt=bp&hvdev=c&hvqmt=p&keywords=jan+karon+--+mitford+series&qid=1594141161&sr=8-17 - George MacDonald books https://www.amazon.ca/George-MacDonald-Ministers-Restoration-Inheritance/dp/0764221485/ref=sr_1_27?dchild=1&keywords=George+MacDonald&qid=1594141341&sr=8-27 - Wives and Daughters by Elizabeth Gaskell https://www.amazon.ca/Wives-Daughters-Elizabeth-Cleghorn-Gaskell/dp/1731701675/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1594142393&sr=8-1 - The Book of Signs by Dr. David Jeremiah https://www.amazon.ca/Book-Signs-Undeniable-Prophecies-Apocalypse/dp/078522954X/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1594142448&sr=8-1 - The Pursuit of God by A. W. Tozer https://www.amazon.ca/Pursuit-God-Updated-Annotated-Questions/dp/1797088556/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1594142504&sr=8-1 - "Before the Throne of God Above" by Selah https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MUNywhsZPU - "My Girl" by the Temptations https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CM138qRMoyU - Father of the Bride movie https://www.amazon.ca/Father-Bride-II/dp/B00386EZKE/ref=pd_lpo_74_img_0/145-5058349-7050234?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00386EZKE&pd_rd_r=d0120f67-0b56-42db-80e3-44d1f5645dcd&pd_rd_w=hqZCL&pd_rd_wg=4dkln&pf_rd_p=256a14b6-93bc-4bcd-9f68-aea60d2878b9&pf_rd_r=GJEP7Q5QY1YNDDSCF205&psc=1&refRID=GJEP7Q5QY1YNDDSCF205 - "Good Good Father" by Chris Tomlin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ak0OoFBw3c - Magnum Ice Cream https://www.magnumicecream.com/ca/en/home.html

16 februari 2020 // De Filistijnen over u // Jacob Jan Oostra by City Life Church Leeuwarden

Nienke in her own words… I am an equine veterinarian and have travelled the world pursuing my career.  Although I have always been an active person I found the love for sports later in life and ended up reasonably good at it! I dreamt of becoming a professional athlete on the mountain bike and as an adventure/multi-sport racer and with the belief of my coaches I starting racing elite in 2013. I was however still working full time as a veterinarian and I ended up overtrained with a serious back injury which put a halt to my sporting aspirations in 2016.  I couldn’t really let go of what I was so passionate about and although running was not an option with the persistent pain I was feeling in my legs, I started to focus on mountain bike adventures.  This led to the dream of traversing the Great Himalaya Trail by mountain bike through Pakistan, India, Nepal and Bhutan.  The first leg was Nepal which I completed in December 2019 achieving a world first by mountain biking the Great Himalaya trail from Hilsa in the West to Phaplu in the east covering 1700kms, 85000m ascend and around 15 passes between 3500m-5000m with two passes over 5000m high. Show notes Who is Nienke  Getting into mountain biking and adventure racing  Being sporty as a child and growing up around Europe Getting into running while at university Moving over to New Zealand Being very shy Wanting to improve in the sport Meeting a guy… Qualifying for the World Championships Making huge improvements Having the right people around  Working full time while competing at an elite level Paying the price with over training Breaking her back Needing to slow down 6 weeks to recover Not understating what was going on  Pushing though pain… Chronic Pain or Chronic Injury How she coped  Not being able to be the athlete she once was Learning to love her body The dream of mountain biking in Nepal Being goal driven  The first step in making the dream a reality  What Nepal is like Going solo for the first time The plans for Stage 2 Doing the research The learning’s from this experience  Needing to have a positive mind Being grateful for everything she’s been through The adventure blues… Making some changes in her life Feeling really positive Advice for other women who want to make changes in their life Social Media Challenge Website - https://saikalako.com  Personal Blog - https://nienkeventures.blogspot.com  Instagram @nienkeventures @saikalako 

29 september 2019 // Het geheim van Nehemia // Jacob Jan Oostra by City Life Church Leeuwarden

Een bekende naam, maar wel een nieuwe formule met wekelijks spraakmakende journalistiek. De Limburger heeft het zaterdagkatern Horizon vernieuwd. Hoofdredacteur Bjorn Oostra en art-director Sharon Brabant lichten toe. En verder in deze podcast de onderzoeksjournalisten Serge Sekhuis en Sjors van Beek over hun gedetailleerde reconstructie van de bedreigingen tegen Roda JC-coryfeeën Hendriks en Pickée in 2002.

10 februari 2019 // In actie // Jacob Jan Oostra by City Life Church Leeuwarden

'Tis the Season for eclectic holiday readings on Let Me Tell You a Story. We read Wyoming poet Eugene Shea's Christmas thoughts, an old Christmas tale by an early 20th-century author, an ancient Christmas hymn and a letter to Santa. To close the podcast, Elaine Oostra's "Star of Hope" and a Martin Luther poem give listeners food for thought as they journey through this Season of Celebration. https://www.facebook.com/elaineoostra/ FieldofViewpress@gmail.com

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