Podcasts about page four

I denne uge kommer vi forbi alt fra biogylle, katte i Danmarks højeste hus, navneædnringer og Danmarks bedste romkugle. Derudover har vi besøg af Victor Andersen, der prøver sig med den total lokale quiz. Lavet af: Anders Helmer Mørck Jonathan Schütze Bang-Madsen

Stefan, Jonas, Pelle og Lauritz tilsammen Page Four er tilbage efter 5 års pause, så derfor var det med gensynsglæde da de joinede Emil i ABC Eftermiddag en snak om comebacket, fan quiz og dansetrin!

Reliving through poems, contemporary voices and ghosts from the past. As usual... Please enjoy, Share and Support us, and make sure you listen to the full episodes! Who: allmylinks.com/jackvarnell Pod : anchor.fm/socialyetdistanced Support: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/tCmQeayun Web: socialyetdistanced.com Merch:redbubble.com/people/emotionalorphan/shop?artistUserName=emotionalorphan&collections=1986870&iaCode=all-departments&sortOrder=relevant Social Yet Distanced: A View with an Emotionalorphan and Friends -A cross blend of neuroses combining poetry, art, politics, real life tales of an emotionalorphan, and oh so controversial topics. Sharing news and discussions on Lit, Poetry, the world around us and the efficacy of manners. #Merch, #Broadsides... #poetry #art #podcast #support --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/socialyetdistanced/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/socialyetdistanced/support

This week's guest is musician/singer/songwriter Brad Ryckman. Join us as we talk about his musical journey, his depression and how music has helped him along the way. Make sure to listen to Brad perform his song Oh So Slowly after his interview!You can follow and listen to Brad here:https://linktr.ee/BradRyckmanMusicAnd check out Sagi of Wortley here: http://www.sagiofwortley.com/___________________________________________Please subscribe and follow Pages Of A Story here:https://www.tiktok.com/@pagesofastorywww.pagesofastory.comMusic: https://linktr.ee/musicbycandyCannabis Coaching: www.thecandybisapothecary.capatreon.com/pagesofastory#storytelling #music #singer #songwriter #depression #personalstories #beingheard  #lifeexperiences #joy #anxietyHosted by Candy Dinsmore-BekaanTheme music by Matthew DeMeritt

Man kender ham fra bandet Page Four, men siden 2019 har han udgivet musik i eget navn. Og nu fra at synge på engelsk er han ude med musik på dansk. Daniel Cesar taler med musiker Stefan Hjort, som er ude med singlen Du holder mig vågen.

In this episode, Tynell chats with Darlene. She is a Charge Nurse and has practiced nursing for sixteen years. Darlene goes in deep with her discussion of the daily fears, sadness, and mental health of those in the medical field. She paints a picture of what it looks like for those working in healthcare during this pandemic. Darlene and her colleagues are “Super Heroes” for sure and we should all listen and share to make others who aren't taking this pandemic seriously aware of the fact that we should all be in this thing to eradicate instead of spreading Covid19. It's not only about you or me. They took a job to heal others and not to die in the process.

Stefan Hjort er ugens gæst. Han har en fortid i drengebandet Page Four, men er i øjeblikket aktuel med hittet "Genstart" Men i dag skal Stefan være med til at skrive en sang på to timer, til en meget heldig P3-lytter. Vært: Jonas Gülstorff.

Joey Coleman was often the only reporter at Hamilton Ontario City Hall: a one-man digital newsroom, funded by his audience. His constant presence irritated a city councillor, who lost his temper and got physical. Joey didn't fight back, but he was the one punished: through a series of retaliations he was pushed out of the building and his news coverage became impossible. He joins Jesse to tell his story.    Joey Coleman's Twitter: @JoeyColeman   Show Notes:   In the early evening of Feb 26th 2014, Coleman and Ferguson exchange Tweets   Video of the in-council incident occurring that same day   On Feb 27th 2014, Andrew Dreschel, city columnist for the Hamilton Spectator, Tweets a description of the incident. He later writes this opinion piece on Mar 7th 2014.   One year later, on Feb 25 2015, the Basse Report is added as a "walk-on" and passed (the Council votes at 3:17). They accept findings of eavesdropping.   Integrity Commissioner's report on the incident   On Feb 26 2015, Ferguson complains report didn't fully clear him and Basse calls the media to back Ferguson up   On Feb 27th 2015, Ontario Ombudsman Andre Marin Tweets his criticisms of the report   On Feb 27th 2015, Basse speaks with Spectator columnist Andrew Dreschel, saying he has a gut "feeling" about Coleman Detailed photos of the Ombudsman's marked up report - Page One, Page Two, Page Three, Page Four, Page Five   On Mar 2nd 2015, Clr. Merulla promises a motion to correct the shortcomings of Basse ReportOn Mar 3 2015, the Spectator calls on the Council to not Sanction Ferguson and not reconsider the Basse Report   On Mar 3rd 2015, the Spectator writes an editorial, "The Spectator's View: What changed on flawed integrity report?"   On Mar 4 2015, Ferguson apologizes to Council. Council now stands by Basse Report and Ferguson declares himself "vindicated"   On Mar 6 2015, Ferguson says he feels like "a punching bag" On Mar 12th 2015, Hamilton Community News (Torstar weekly) write an editorial, "Wagging the dog at Hamilton City Hall." From the editorial: "For some politicians distracting the public with what is actually a minor dust up between an aggressive media person and a haggard politician serves the purpose of hiding the escalating problems of this council. "   Video of Brad Clark speaking about the incident from The Push, a documentary by Cody Lanktree.    On Aug 22nd, 2015, the Spectator writes an editorial, "Time for the 'The Shove' to fade into memory,"   The beautiful velvet rope that a City Clerk placed to restrict access to the Council Chamber. Deputy Clerk Janet Pilon informed Coleman that this was to prevent further "eavesdropping" as per the Basse Report.   The City's Website Policy The passage violated by Coleman: Unless prior written permission is obtained from the City, the Content's owner and the City's licensors, You may not reproduce, publish, copy, link to, frame, tag, embed, merge, modify, recompile, license, distribute, sell, store in an electronic retrieval system, download (except by the browser of a single user) or transmit, in whole or in part, in any form or by any means whatsoever, be they physical, electronic or otherwise, the Portal and/or the Content.   The RSS feed shared by ColemanSupport CANADALAND: https://canadaland.com/joinSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Laughter brings escape from monotony.Sadness teaches us what is important to our heart.Commitment carries us through the dark hours, the dry places, the sad times.Enthusiasm, “God within,” opens our eyes to the possible.JP Engelbrecht says a business owner can learn a lot about managing groups of people by studying famous monarchs. “If you manage tight-to-loose” says JP, “your people will build statues of you in the parks.” I said, “What do you mean, tight-to-loose?” “Begin with a lot of strict rules and policies,” JP answered, “then loosen them up when people perform well; give them more freedom and autonomy. Monarchs that do the opposite – the ones who manage loose-to-tight – are the ones that get assassinated. It's dangerous to take away freedoms once they're given.” JP's advice triggered the memory of a delightful video by Daniel Pink (which you'll find on Page Four of Indiana Beagle's rabbit hole,) in which Pink says we need just 3 things to make us happy: 1. Autonomy, the freedom to do things our own way. 2. Mastery, the ability to get better and better at something. 3. Purpose, the knowledge that we're making a difference. JP's comment also reminded me of a statement shared with me by Eric Rhoads: “The best fertilizer is the gardener's shadow.” Eric's comment, in turn, triggered the memory of something Tom Grimes shared with me by email in the middle of the night exactly one year ago – July 29, 2014. Tom says the happiest companies are run by business owners who practice “Management by Walking Around.” You can read his fun and insightful email on Page One of Indy's rabbit hole. (Just click the trio of flying children over Indy's head at the top of this page.) As you can see, I connected these thoughts dot-to-dot-to-dot and realized once more that the combined insights of the people in our lives can be an incredibly powerful thing. If we could collect these experiences and organize them to bring forward the best of the past, that would be magic in a bottle. [This thought, wearing many different disguises, has been orbiting my brain like Halley's Comet, showing up periodically in the middle of the night ever since Mia Erichson sent the note about the Trivium and Quadrivium that became the Monday Morning Memo, http://mondaymemo.wpengine.com/newsletters/glenn-gould-played-piano/ (Glenn Gould Played Piano.) ] What this Means to the Future of Wizard AcademyWizard Academy was established 15 years ago in a Monday Morning Memo. The things you readers have built since then are remarkable! No, remarkable is the wrong word. What you've built is astonishing. You stepped forward and donated your time and wisdom and money to create: a worldwide group of alumni and adjunct faculty that are positively electric. a spectacular campus with zero debt. a network of thousands of business owners who claim the experiences they've had at Wizard Academy have made a huge difference in the success of their endeavors. The time has come for us to complete what we have started. The good news is that it doesn't take much money. The bad news is that it takes something far more precious. I need you to take inventory of your intellectual property – those techniques and shortcuts and special bits of wisdom you've gathered over the years – and send that list to Vice Chancellor Whittington. Wizard Academy is known for its ability to teach the “art” of running a business. The time has come for us to add the “science.” Until we have done this, our school will remain incomplete. What do you have – in your head – that you could give to The American Small Business Institute at Wizard Academy?The ASBI will collect and offer all the left-brain, sequential, step-by-step, mathematical and procedural genius of its faculty and alumni to create...