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Magic beatman Jason Beede is a first-time guest to analyze the Orlando Magic.  Can this group take the next step to East contender after the Desmond Bane trade? What can we take away from last year's funhouse season of great defense and historically awful shooting? When will Jalen Suggs make his debut? Can they play faster now with better guard play? And can Franz and Paolo fulfill their roles as the 2 best players on a contender?Plus, we make our picks for the Magic season. Join Dunc'd On Prime! It's the only place to get every episode with Nate & Danny, plus every pod with John Hollinger & Nate as well! DuncdOn.SupportingCast.FMSubscribe on YouTube to see our hilarious faces and, more importantly, see watch this free pod twice a week.Or, sign up for our FREE mailing list to get Dan Feldman's Daily Duncs with all the major topics around the league twice a week. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

We're back with an all-new A Spoonful of Paolo episode featuring comedian, author, producer, and activist - the very funny, Cristela Alonzo! There was so much to talk about from her childhood growing up in poverty, to chasing her dreams, to her new Netflix special “Upper Classy.” Let me just say, if you need a little inspiration and motivation, this episode is for you! To see the video version of this interview or any of our other interviews, head over to aspoonfulofpaolo.com or our YouTube channel. Thanks for listening and enjoy the show!INSTAGRAM https://instagram.com/PaoloPrestaTHREADS https://www.threads.net/@paoloprestaFACEBOOK http://www.facebook.com/spoonfulofpaoloTIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@paolo.prestaTWITTER https://twitter.com/PaoloPrestaWATCH ALL OF OUR CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS AT http://www.aspoonfulofpaolo.com If you enjoy our podcast, please take a quick second to rate, comment, subscribe & tell a friend. It all truly helps!

Fluent Fiction - Italian: Unexpected Spice: The Gelato Twist That Won Hearts Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2025-10-06-07-38-20-it Story Transcript:It: Luca passava i pomeriggi nella sua gelateria, "Dolci Sogni", nel piccolo villaggio toscano di Montevico.En: Luca spent his afternoons in his gelateria, "Dolci Sogni", in the small Tuscan village of Montevico.It: Era un luogo speciale.En: It was a special place.It: Fuori, le stradine di ciottoli e i campi dorati facevano sembrare il villaggio come uscito da un dipinto.En: Outside, the cobblestone streets and golden fields made the village look like something out of a painting.It: Dentro, il negozio profumava di zucchero e spezie.En: Inside, the shop smelled of sugar and spices.It: Era il tempo del raccolto autunnale, un momento perfetto per il concorso "Miglior Gelato".En: It was the time of the autumn harvest, a perfect moment for the "Best Gelato" contest.It: Luca era pieno di energia e passione.En: Luca was full of energy and passion.It: Voleva vincere.En: He wanted to win.It: Aveva preparato sapori unici per impressionare i giudici: mele cotte, nocciola tostata e un segreto... un gelato alla cannella con un tocco di calore.En: He had prepared unique flavors to impress the judges: baked apples, toasted hazelnut, and a secret... a cinnamon ice cream with a touch of heat.It: Aveva già immaginato il momento in cui avrebbe vinto, ma qualcosa non andò come previsto.En: He had already imagined the moment when he would win, but something did not go as planned.It: Quel pomeriggio, Gianni, suo aiutante, si avvicinò preoccupato.En: That afternoon, Gianni, his assistant, approached him worriedly.It: "Luca, credo ci sia un problema con la cannella."En: "Luca, I think there's a problem with the cinnamon."It: Esaminando la cucina, scoprirono l'errore: Paolo, l'addetto agli ingredienti, aveva confuso la cannella con un peperoncino in polvere.En: Upon examining the kitchen, they discovered the error: Paolo, the ingredient handler, had confused cinnamon with chili powder.It: Ora il gelato era piccante.En: Now the ice cream was spicy.It: Luca era in crisi.En: Luca was in crisis.It: Sostituire il gelato sarebbe stato sicuro, ma una parte di lui era affascinata dall'idea di stupire i giudici con questo nuovo sapore.En: Replacing the ice cream would have been safe, but a part of him was intrigued by the idea of surprising the judges with this new flavor.It: Dopo una lunga riflessione, decise.En: After a long reflection, he decided.It: Avrebbe servito il gelato piccante.En: He would serve the spicy ice cream.It: "Facciamo di necessità virtù," disse con un sorriso incerto.En: "Let's make a virtue out of necessity," he said with an uncertain smile.It: Il giorno del concorso arrivò.En: The day of the contest arrived.It: La gelateria era piena di gente.En: The gelateria was full of people.It: Giudici e spettatori osservavano curiosi mentre Luca, con una sciocca di creatività, presentava il suo "esperimento".En: Judges and spectators watched curiously as Luca, with a dash of creativity, presented his "experiment."It: Quando i giudici assaggiarono, i loro occhi si spalancarono per la sorpresa.En: When the judges tasted it, their eyes widened in surprise.It: C'erano mormorii tra la folla.En: There were murmurs among the crowd.It: Ma Luca, con un gesto fiero, spiegò l'accaduto e il suo desiderio di osare.En: But Luca, with a proud gesture, explained what had happened and his desire to dare.It: Alla fine, i giudici si scambiarono sguardi e sorrisi.En: In the end, the judges exchanged looks and smiles.It: "Per il coraggio e la creatività, assegniamo a Luca una menzione speciale."En: "For courage and creativity, we award Luca a special mention."It: L'applauso fu caloroso.En: The applause was warm.It: Luca realizzò che non doveva temere i passi falsi, ma accoglierli.En: Luca realized that he should not fear missteps, but embrace them.It: Era contento.En: He was happy.It: Non aveva vinto il primo premio, ma aveva guadagnato una lezione preziosa e la fiducia nella sua capacità di trasformare gli imprevisti in opportunità.En: He hadn't won the first prize, but he had gained a valuable lesson and confidence in his ability to turn the unexpected into opportunities.It: Guardando il tramonto sulla campagna toscana, Luca capiva che ogni sfida poteva portare a nuovi, inaspettati successi.En: Watching the sunset over the Tuscan countryside, Luca understood that every challenge could lead to new, unexpected successes. Vocabulary Words:the gelateria: la gelateriaafternoon: pomeriggiospecial: specialethe cobblestone streets: le stradine di ciottoligolden: doratito seem: sembrarethe painting: il dipintoto smell: profumarethe spice: la speziathe harvest: il raccoltothe contest: il concorsoto impress: impressionarethe judges: i giudicithe baked apples: le mele cotteto imagine: immaginarethe crisis: la crisithe reflection: la riflessioneto serve: servireto dare: osarethe courage: il coraggiothe creativity: la creativitàthe mention: la menzionethe applause: l'applausothe missteps: i passi falsithe confidence: la fiduciathe sunset: il tramontothe countryside: la campagnachallenge: sfidaunexpected: inaspettatisuccesses: successi

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Send us a textIn this episode of Deconstructing Comp, Yvonne and Rafael talk to Paolo Longo, a claimant attorney based in Florida, to explore the realities of representing injured workers, especially first responders. Paolo shares how his career path led him from the state attorney's office to becoming a dedicated advocate for employees navigating the workers' compensation system.He explains the unique legal protections and presumptions that apply to Florida's firefighters, police officers, and other first responders, particularly around heart disease, hypertension, and other conditions presumed to be job-related. Paolo also highlights the burden-shifting process that makes these cases unique, and why communication and education are at the heart of effective advocacy.A powerful part of the discussion centers on the fears and concerns first responders face after an injury. Paolo notes that the first question nearly every client asks is: “Am I going to lose my job?” Beyond that, they worry about whether they'll ever return to work, finish their careers, or continue providing for their families. These uncertainties, coupled with a lack of clear understanding of the claims process, make strong legal guidance and compassionate communication for injured workers essential.Another key legal point Paolo discusses is the “120-day rule.” While its meaning varies by state, in Florida, the focus of Paolo's practice, it sets the timeframe for an employer or insurance carrier to decide on a claim. Once an employer begins providing benefits, they have 120 days to either deny the claim or continue paying benefits. If they don't issue a denial within that period, the claim becomes compensable by law, unless the employer can later prove new “material facts” that weren't discoverable during the initial investigation.This rule is critical because it can determine the outcome of a case, whether benefits continue, or whether a carrier can still attempt to deny responsibility for an injury. Paolo explains how this plays out in practice and why it's such a pivotal part of representing injured workers in Florida.From candid reflections on the challenges of the system to insights on what truly makes a difference for injured workers, this conversation offers a rare look at the claimant's side of workers' compensation. ¡Muchas Gracias! Thank you for listening. We would appreciate you sharing our podcast with your friends on social media. Find Yvonne and Rafael on Linked In or follow us on Twitter @deconstructcomp

Paolo Carraro (Presidente JOFC Colosseo)ospite a "Fuori di Juve"

Paolo Carraro (Presidente JOFC Colosseo)ospite a "Fuori di Juve"

SummaryIn this week's episode of Startup Junkies, hosts Daniel Koonce and Jeff Amerine are joined by Yulia Batalina and Paolo Piraino, co-founders of adwinesor, a company offering curated wine experiences in NWA. With a shared passion for innovation and problem-solving, Paolo and Yulia have positioned adwinesor as a promising player in the intelligent advertising space.During the conversation, Paolo and Yulia unpacked the origins of adwinesor and the need they identified for smarter, more personalized advertising solutions. They shared how their diverse backgrounds, Paolo's hands-on business experience and Yulia's strong research foundation have empowered them to tackle industry challenges from multiple angles.A key highlight from the episode was their discussion of company culture and adaptability. Both founders emphasized the importance of agility, not just in their product but in their team's mindset. By encouraging experimentation and embracing feedback, they continue to refine adwinesor's offerings and keep pace with the fast-evolving advertising landscape.The episode is an inspiring listen for anyone following the startup ecosystem or seeking insight into launching a tech company. Paolo and Yulia's honesty about the ups and downs of entrepreneurship, paired with their clear vision for adwinesor, makes this episode particularly memorable!Show Notes(00:00) Introduction(03:59) From Italian Roots to a Global Journey(08:42) Bridging the Wine Knowledge Gap(11:01) adwinesor's Curated Wine Experiences(13:27) Demystifying the Wine Industry(19:22) Expanding NWA's Access to Wine(22:06) “Edwin's Ears Clean” Wine Concept(24:40) Bentonville's First Boutique Wine Shop(28:00) Encouraging Sensory Experiences(32:35) The Emergence of Alcohol-Free Italian Wines(35:37) Why Your Dreams Should Scare You(36:41) Closing ThoughtsLinksDaniel KoonceJeff AmerineStartup JunkieStartup Junkie YouTubeYulia BatalinaPaolo Pirainoadwinesor

Bianchi & Kravitz went to the Orlando Magic Media day, They got to talk to Players and Coaches. The Boys talk to Orlando Magic Superstar Paolo Banchero. How much has Paolo grown since joining the NBA? Paolo the funniest guy on the team?

Dopo la pole, è arrivata la vittoria di Francesco Bagnaia nella Sprint del GP del Giappone a Motegi e tutti ci siamo domandati: cosa è cambiato.Ne parlando Paolo, Carletto e Matteo.

Francesco Bagnaia ha fatto l'Hat Trick centrando la pole e vincendo Sprint e GP del Giappone, ma al di là della felicità per Pecco i riflettori sono stati tutti puntati sul grandioso ritorno di Marc Marquez che ha vinto il suo nono titolo, il 7° in MotoGP. Un risultato che gli ha fatto dire di essere in pace con sé stesso dopo i terribili quattro anni di passione e operazioni.Ne parlano, discutendo animatamente, Carletto, Paolo e Matteo per cercare di capire non tanto ciò che ha fatto Marc, ma cosa ha riportato in alto Bagnaia.

El entrenador del Baskonia analiza las horas previas al debut en la Euroliga contra Olympiacos.

Peut-être est-ce naturel pour vous. Peut-être même ne vous y êtes-vous jamais attardé. Lorsque vous pensez à un appartement, un proche, qu'importe, un fruit, est-ce qu'il apparaît dans votre tête ? A quel point vous pouvez en décrire les contours, les couleurs, les détails ? Si la plupart d'entre nous formons des images mentales, nous le faisons tous à notre manière. Et certains d'entre nous n'y parviennent pas : c'est l'aphantasie. Loin d'être une lacune, cette spécificité nous apprend surtout des éléments cruciaux sur le fonctionnement de notre cerveau. Neuroscientifique à l'institut du Cerveau (ICM), Paolo Bartolomeo nous partage ses dernières découvertes sur les images mentales et la diversité de la pensée humaine. Pour en savoir encore plus sur les images mentales et l'aphantasie, retrouvez l'article de Paolo Bartolomeo sur notre site, ainsi dans le dernier numéro du magazine actuellement en kiosque.BRAINCAST — Un podcast de Cerveau & Psycho, le média de référence de la psychologie et des neurosciences.cerveauetpsycho.fr • Découvrez nos offres d'abonnement (à partir de 4,90€/mois sans engagement).Suivez-nous sur Instagram @cerveauetpsycho • Facebook Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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The end…Or is it?What if the end is actually a promise of a new beginning, where all things are made right?All strife, all pain, all tears will come to an end— each one standing before the Great White Throne, without fear, but with assurance of grace.This future marks the beginning of an eternity with our Lord and Savior, Jesus—in this we live with hope and purpose now in the present.

When you think about the end of the world, what's the first thing that comes to mind?For many, the idea of an "ending" often evokes feelings of sadness or even fear. But there's a truth that offers an entirely different perspective.For believers, the end isn't something to dread.Instead, facing Jesus at the Great White Throne is something to look forward to with great joy and hope.This is because the end of this age marks the end of all hopelessness, death, and sin-and the beginning of an eternity with our Lord and Savior, Jesus-who loves you so dearly.

in collegamento con Denise Cicchitti e Giuliano Gomez

in collegamento con Denise Cicchitti e Giuliano Gomez

in collegamento con Denise Cicchitti e Giuliano Gomez

In collegamento con Denise Cicchitti e Giuliano Gomez

Heute ist Usama Al Shahmani zu Gast. In seinem neuen Roman erzählt er die Geschichte der Juden im Irak. Außerdem besuchen wir ein Café und schauen mit Ian McEwan in die Zukunft.

Comic-Erzähler von den Philippinen mögen den Genre-Mix. In „Strange Natives“ zum Beispiel lässt das Autorenduo Paolo Herras und Jerico Marte eine Frau mit übersinnlichen Fähigkeiten in die Geschichte des Landes eintauchen. Rezension von Paolo Herras & Jerico Marte

In This Episode This week onBreaking Banks, we spotlight the newest member of the Provoke.fm family, Bankers' Bookshelf, hosted by Paolo Sironi. This episode features Paolo's interview with Sangeet Paul Choudary, author of the new book, Reshuffle: Who Wins When AI Restacks the Knowledge Economy. Paolo and Sangeet discuss how AI is set to transform the global economy and company operations by redistributing power among key players. Sangeet explores four key tensions driving this transformation: tensions between workers and their software tools; tool providers and the organizations that use them; businesses consolidating power and the industries they disrupt; and empowered individuals and established incumbents. Drawing on compelling examples, historical parallels, and innovative perspectives, this conversation uncovers the opportunities and challenges AI presents—and reveals who stands to succeed or struggle when AI restacks the deck. Don't get left behind! Listen now!

Entrevista con los actores Anoushka Medina y Paolo Schoene, protagonistas de la nueva película puertorriqueña Un Día de Mayo.

Paolo Morganti, Stefania Conte"La porta dell'inganno"Morganti Editorehttps://www.morgantieditori.it/prodotto/paolo-morganti-%C2%B7-stefania-conte-la-porta-dellinganno/La Porta dell'inganno è il primo titolo di una saga di genere fantasy-storico.Siamo nel XXI secolo. All'interno della basilica di San Pietro in Roma entrano nel mondo, da una porta sino a quel momento sconosciuta, alcune creature straordinarie. Da cinque secoli vivevano relegate nel Mondo della Fantasia.Lo scisma fra la realtà e la fantasia era stato deciso nel 1563 dal Concilio di Trento: attraverso un potente rito d'esorcismo e con la costruzione di una pesante porta di marmo, commissionata da papa Pio IV a Michelangelo Buonarroti, la Chiesa aveva separato i due mondi e i relativi abitanti.In contemporanea all'apertura della porta in Vaticano, in diverse parti del pianeta se ne spalancano altre undici, di fatto varchi spazio-temporali.L'umanità è impaurita alla vista del basilisco, degli orchi, delle streghe, dei lupi mannari, degli elfi, dei folletti, del minotauro e di altri esseri favolosi apparsi dal nulla.Chi custodisce il segreto della Porta dell'inganno è il Vaticano, nelle figure del Papa, del Maestro delle Celebrazioni Liturgiche e del Prefetto del Dicastero per la Dottrina della Fede. Costoro, preoccupati che le apparizioni possano minare il potere della Chiesa, danno vita a una task force formata da suor Ildegarda Nicoli, dal fisico Enrico Masini, dallo sciamano Orazio Ballerini e dal colonnello Leonardo Von Brunegg.I quattro attraversano la Porta per sventare il pericolo che il mondo degli uomini possa essere invaso da esseri non più graditi. Nessuno di loro, però, è preparato a confrontarsi con le creature straordinarie, protette dal misterioso Maestro.Paolo Morganti è uno scrittore poliedrico. Nato a Milano, ha vissuto per molti anni a Verona e a Treviso. Oggi vive in Friuli Venezia Giulia. Ha cominciato la sua carriera letteraria come traduttore – per la collana Chestertoniana – delle opere di narrativa dello scrittore inglese Gilbert Keith Chesterton, di cui ha tradotto Il candore di padre Brown, La saggezza di padre Brown, L'incredulità di padre Brown, La sfera e la croce, Il ritorno di Don Chisciotte e Uomovivo, cui seguiranno altri titoli in fase di traduzione.A questi sono seguiti molti romanzi.Il suo primo lavoro, una sorta di divertimento letterario, è stato Angeli e salami (2009), parodia del celebre Angeli e demoni di Dan Brown. La sua serie più conosciuta è quella che vede come protagonisti lo speziale Martino da Madrisio e il pievano pre' Michele Soravito, che nel Cinquecento indagano tra delitti e misteri. Della fortunata saga sono finora usciti Il giardino del benandante (2012), Il calice di san Giovanni (2013), Il sigillo della strega (2014), Il bosco del cervo bianco (2015), L'ira dell'alchimista (2015), L'eretica (2018) e Il baratro delle anime (2019). Nel 2024 uscirà il titolo successivo, L'esercito delle ombre.Ai due personaggi sono dedicati anche due spin-off: Le memorie di pre' Michele, facezie e ricette di un prete goloso (2014) e Il taccuino di Martino da Madrìsio, memorie e ricette di uno speziale (2015).Due i romanzi gialli paranormali con protagonista il cuoco Paolo Lanfranchi, che risolve misteri paranormali avvenuti in Carnia: Le forme del Male (2016) e Il trillo del Diavolo (2018). Nel 2024 uscirà il seguito, intitolato La testa del serpente.Due i romanzi dedicati da Morganti al suo cane, L'imprescindibile Piero – la fuga (2016) e L'introvabile Piero – il rapimento (2017).Tra gli altri romanzi, il giallo che vede come protagonista il poliziotto Adalberto Maria Donati, Se ti acchiappo! (2020), a cui nel 2024 seguirà Shetland.Nel 2021 è uscito il romanzo surreale Fantasmi in viaggio.L'ultimo libro uscito, L'inganno dell'alchimista (2022), è un romanzo giallo e inaugura una nuova serie, con protagonista un libraio specializzato nella vendita di libri esoterici, Tancredi Colonna.Ha scritto anche alcuni racconti: L'isola dei morti, all'interno de La compagnia dei benandanti (2015), Il benandante e Cupido per l'antologia La Natura offesa (2020) e Il segreto del fricò di Flora, nell'antologia gialla Fricokiller (2021).Stefania Conte è nata a Venezia.Dopo gli studi universitari in psicologia, si è occupata di editoria lavorando in veste di editor, professione che svolge ancora oggi.Ha all'attivo la scrittura di romanzi e antologie di racconti. In ogni suo scritto – fantasy, giallo, storico o di formazione – il tema fondante è l'uomo e l'inestinguibile spinta a costruirsi un'identità stabile. Coltiva gli studi in antropologia culturale, storia delle religioni e filosofia.Per Morganti editori ha pubblicato la fortunata serie di romanzi che hanno come co-protagonisti i gatti: La gatta che vedeva le streghe (2013), La gatta che giocava con le farfalle (2014), Il gatto che apriva i cassetti (2014), Le gatte che mangiavano le patatine (2016), Il gatto che leggeva Dickens (2016), Il gatto che danzava con le fate (2017) e La gatta che cacciava i fantasmi (2019).Ha scritto due romanzi storici, L'ultimo canto del Codirosso (2015) e La stanza di Piera (2020), vincitore nel 2022 del Premio Tanzella.Ha pubblicato numerosi racconti: Il patto e la piuma nell'antologia La Compagnia dei benandanti (2015), Il cimitero delle anime dismesse nell'antologia Il cerchio delle streghe (2016), Maria delle bambole nell'antologia Le creature dell'acqua (2017), Domatore di farfalle e Gli occhi di Isolina per l'antologia La Natura offesa (2020).Per la collana Cattivi golosi, che racchiude racconti gialli di ispirazione gastronomica, ha scritto Una vita senza tempo per Fricokiller (2021) e La cucitura infernale per Enokiller.Ha partecipato ai romanzi corali L'uomo dei sogni reali (2020) e Il mistero delle nove perle (2021).Ora si sta dedicando a una trilogia urban-fantasy. Dopo l'uscita di Flo dei folletti (2021 e Il prigioniero delle fate (2023), uscirà nel 2024 La rivolta degli alberi.È curatrice della collana Sgorloniana, dedicata alle opere edite e inedite dello scrittore Carlo Sgorlon.Con Maria Cristina Vitali cura la collana I tavanot, dedicata alle opere in poesia e in prosa del poeta andreano Federico Tavan.Nel 2023 ha scritto e pubblicato la biografia romanzata intitolata Io sono Federico Tavan.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we complete our series on Portal. We talk about the ending part of the game, the increasing difficulty, the cake, and the boss and declare ourselves Still Alive. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: Finished the game! Issues covered: puzzle hockey stick, having puzzles cross through multiple rooms, mechanical additions to the sequel, limiting the additional portal mechanics, having to think about getting across rooms, timing puzzles, how the portals line up, not supporting the twitch elements well, is Chell an android? (she is not -B), the feeling of escape, test subjects getting behind the walls, tactical freedom vs strategic freedom, the importance of context, the meta aspect of these narratives, the subtlety of the cake (until it isn't), "now I'm in Half-Life," competing with Black Mesa, the boss fight, thinking in portals, the final exam and having all the tools, timers as a crutch, the perfectly balanced end point, seeing the outside and being in the Half-Life world, the cake room, the character of GLaDOS as an amalgam of personality modules, triumphant GLaDOS, "the cake is a lie," the game hitting in a different way, the Weighted Companion Cube, having to be interactive, using games as a substrate for "non-interactive" entertainment, the grungy environment vs what's going on, a better show than a game (except maybe a couple of scenes), freeing your mind, the limits of new mechanics, being just one idea with some small sub-ideas, lean/no fat, really great onboarding, a light touch with narrative, everything coming together and artistic cohesion, a meta moment about the SteamDeck, portals!, safety in the portals, portal-based renderers, the one game that brought you in, another very kind review that we sometimes live up to. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: The Stanley Parable, BioShock, Half-Life, President Obama, Claire Danes, Chris and Susan McKinley Ross, Jonathan Coulton, Ellen McLain, The Office, Office Space, Fallout, Saw, Ex Machina, Alex Garland, The Last of Us, Giovanni Giorgio Morodor, Diana Ross, Daft Punk, Fez, Fumito Uedo, Keita Takahashi, J. K. Simmons, Stephen Merchant, Jacques Rivette, Valve, Aperture Desk Job, Erik Wolpaw, Calamity Nolan, BioStats, Endofunctor, Morrowind, Halo CE, Paolo, Outer Wilds, Kirk Hamilton, Aaron Evers, Mark Garcia.  Next time: TBA! Twitch: timlongojr and twinsunscorp  Discord  DevGameClub@gmail.com 

En este episodio, nos vamos a fondo con el Orlando Magic con invitado especial del podcast “Somos Magic”, debatiendo la adquisición de Bane, el fit entre Paolo y Franz, la profundidad y más. Cerramos haciendo un Draft solo de jugadores en la historia de la franquicia. Únete a la comunidad de Whatsapp de Los NBA Freaks:https;//chat.whatsapp.com/FmSCEFkbeLyGzwnzfpSEFJRedes sociales:Facebook, X, Instagram: @losnbafreaksEmail:losnbafreaks@gmail.com

Editoriale con Paolo De Paola, intervistato da Vincenzo Marangio

Tjejerna har gjort debut på TikTok men har inte direkt välkomnats med kärlek… Kenza har även något att erkänna kring hela Paolo-situationen och Ines undrar om det verkligen är så farligt att försöka få pengarna tillbaka hos företaget Power genom att bli gravid?Rösta på oss som Årets podd i Guldörat!Produceras av More Than Words Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Big Shot Bob's Shoot Around, Robert Horry and his co-hosts discuss Austin Reaves' future with the Lakers. They debate whether the Lakers should lock him in as Luka's number two or go for a sign and trade. They also explore other NBA-related topics like team rebuilding, free agent picks between Westbrook, Simmons, and Pat Bev, and choosing players to build a franchise around between Paolo and Mobley. Additionally, they talk about the possible relocation of the Portland Trailblazers and end with a fun segment on their favorite TV moms.   00:00 Introduction and Announcements 00:57 Lakers' Future with Austin Reeves 06:28 GM for a Day: Free Agent Choices 09:08 Building a Franchise: Paolo vs. Mobley 13:41 Portland Trailblazers Sale 16:01 Mom Crushes

No novo episódio do nosso podcast, Paolo Freitas compartilha em 2 Samuel 9 sobre a graça que nos convida a sentarmos diante de Deus não por mérito, mas por misericórdia.

Förra avsnittet rörde upp känslorna hos en specifik målgrupp, så mycket att hoten trillat in även till vår stackars klippare Victor. Tjejerna är övertygade om varför detta tog så hårt på vissa, och börjar även spekulera i måendet hos näthatare överlag (meranbaramorsa@gmail.com för att bikta dig!) Ines har även varit med om en stel situation med en gammal flamma och gamla ”flammor” dyker även upp hos Kenza som anklagas ha varit otrogen med en viss Paolo……. Rösta på oss som Årets podd i Guldörat!Produceras av More Than Words Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

E dopo la tragedia di Gaza oggi il commento di Mario Ajello è dedicato a Willy il ragazzo ucciso per avere difeso un amico da due fratelli assassini, quindi l'ampia pagina dedicata alla morte di Robert Redford con Gloria Satta che ci parla del Redford cinematografico e Anna Guaita che ci racconta il suo impegno ambientale e sociale con una sorpresa a proposito di Trump, per la cronaca con l'inviata Federica Pozzi andiamo a Latina per la terribile vicenda della morte di Paolo 15 anni bullizzato dai compagni di scuola, quindi la storia di sport di Massimo Boccucci che oggi ci porta sui campi di sci del Cile.

Canto 5 Inferno: tutto sul canto dei lussuriosi con Paolo e Francesca, tra commento, figure retoriche e significati nascosti.

E dopo la tragedia di Gaza, oggi il commento di Mario Ajello è dedicato a Willy il ragazzo ucciso per avere difeso un amico da due fratelli assassini, quindi l'ampia pagina dedicata alla morte di Robert Redford con Gloria Satta che ci parla del Redford cinematografico e Anna Guaita che ci racconta il suo impegno ambientale e sociale con una sorpresa a proposito di Trump, per la cronaca con l'inviata Federica Pozzi andiamo a Latina per la terribile vicenda della morte di Paolo 15 anni bullizzato dai compagni di scuola, quindi la storia di sport di Massimo Boccucci che oggi ci porta sui campi di sci del Cile.

Peter Vandermeersch is één van de zwaargewichten van de journalistiek. Hij werkte in Brussel, Parijs en New York, was jarenlang hoofdredacteur van De Standaard en NRC, en leidde recent de grootste Ierse mediagroep. Vandaag is hij fellow Journalistiek & Maatschappij bij Mediahuis en onderzoekt hij hoe de pers onder druk staat én welke nieuwe antwoorden mogelijk zijn. In dit gesprek duiken we in zijn carrière, zijn visie op de toekomst van de media én in zijn liefde voor fotografie. Dat laatste komt samen in zijn nieuwe boek Ierland, een mozaïek van verhalen, feiten en beelden die het land in al zijn lagen tonen.Wil je zelf je fotografische blik verdiepen? Schrijf je in voor mijn online masterclass met Paolo Verzone, gerenommeerd fotograaf en verbonden aan National Geographic. Paolo neemt je mee in zijn onderzoek naar licht – de essentie van fotografie – en hoe je dat vertaalt naar jouw eigen beeldtaal. Inschrijven kan via donkerekamer.com/masterclasses.website van De Donkere Kamer: www.donkerekamer.commeerdaagse workshop met Awoiska van der Molen: https://www.donkerekamer.com/workshopmentorship: donkerekamer.com/mentorvul hier de vragenlijst in als je interesse hebt!CONNECT: donkerekamer.com/connectEn dit is onze volgende show: donkerekamer.com/showsinstagram DDK: @dedonkerekamer_beinstagram Peter Vandermeersch: @p.vandermeersch

Fluent Fiction - Italian: Weathering the Storm: A Tale of Courage and Unity Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2025-09-12-22-34-02-it Story Transcript:It: La pioggia battente tamburellava sopra il bunker sotterraneo, creando un ritmo ipnotico che scandiva il tempo.En: The pounding rain drummed above the underground bunker, creating a hypnotic rhythm that marked the passage of time.It: Nell'aria, c'era una tensione palpabile; l'odore di umido e cemento si mescolava con la paura del temporale imminente.En: In the air, there was a palpable tension; the smell of damp and concrete mixed with the fear of the impending storm.It: Luca osservava attentamente il piccolo orologio appeso alla parete.En: Luca carefully watched the small clock hanging on the wall.It: Mancava poco all'arrivo della tempesta.En: There was little time left before the storm's arrival.It: Vittoria era seduta per terra, avvolta in una coperta di lana.En: Vittoria was sitting on the floor, wrapped in a wool blanket.It: Guardava suo fratello maggiore con occhi pieni di fiducia e un pizzico di terrore.En: She looked at her older brother with eyes full of trust and a pinch of terror.It: "Luca, pensi che saremo al sicuro?" chiese con un filo di voce.En: "Luca, do you think we'll be safe?" she asked in a whisper.It: "Staremo bene, Vittoria," rispose Luca, cercando di infondere sicurezza nelle parole.En: "We'll be fine, Vittoria," replied Luca, trying to infuse confidence into his words.It: "Farò di tutto per proteggerci."En: "I'll do anything to protect us."It: Accanto al tavolo, Paolo, il padre, era assorto nei suoi pensieri, mentre esaminava le pareti del bunker.En: Next to the table, Paolo, their father, was absorbed in his thoughts as he examined the bunker walls.It: Erano lì da quando le notizie avevano annunciato la tempesta più violenta degli ultimi anni.En: They had been there since the news had announced the most violent storm in recent years.It: Paolo era preoccupato, ma sapeva che doveva restare calmo per i suoi figli.En: Paolo was worried but knew he had to remain calm for his children.It: “Dobbiamo rafforzare queste pareti”, disse Luca, indicando le zone più deboli.En: "We need to reinforce these walls," said Luca, pointing to the weaker areas.It: “Useremo tutto ciò che abbiamo.”En: "We'll use everything we have."It: Paolo sembrava esitare.En: Paolo seemed hesitant.It: “Non so, Luca… forse non è abbastanza sicuro."En: "I don't know, Luca... maybe it's not safe enough."It: “Dobbiamo fare del nostro meglio padre, fidati di me,” disse Luca con determinazione negli occhi.En: "We must do our best, father, trust me," said Luca with determination in his eyes.It: Passarono le ore in un turbinio di attività.En: The hours passed in a whirlwind of activity.It: Luca e Paolo lavoravano fianco a fianco, coprendo ogni fessura con tavole di legno e vecchi pezzi di metallo.En: Luca and Paolo worked side by side, covering every crack with wooden boards and old pieces of metal.It: Cercavano di rendere il rifugio un po' più ospitale, mentre Vittoria aiutava come poteva, portando torce e scorte di cibo dal lato opposto del bunker.En: They tried to make the shelter a bit more habitable, while Vittoria helped as best she could, bringing flashlights and food supplies from the opposite side of the bunker.It: Finalmente, il rumore del vento divenne assordante.En: Finally, the sound of the wind became deafening.It: La tempesta era arrivata.En: The storm had arrived.It: I muri tremavano, e i suoni all'esterno si facevano sempre più minacciosi.En: The walls trembled, and the noises outside grew increasingly threatening.It: Tuttavia, il bunker resisteva.En: However, the bunker held.It: Improvvisamente, si sentì un rumore sinistro.En: Suddenly, there was a sinister noise.It: Un piccolo angolo del bunker mostrava segni di cedimento.En: A small corner of the bunker showed signs of giving way.It: Luca capì immediatamente l'urgenza della situazione.En: Luca immediately understood the urgency of the situation.It: "Venite, tutti vicini a me!" gridò, prendendo per mano Vittoria e tirando Paolo verso il centro rinforzato del bunker.En: "Come, everyone close to me!" he shouted, taking Vittoria's hand and pulling Paolo toward the reinforced center of the bunker.It: Con i cuori in gola, la famiglia si tenne stretta mentre il frastuono della tempesta raggiungeva il culmine.En: With hearts in their throats, the family clung together as the roar of the storm reached its peak.It: I minuti divennero ore, ma alla fine, il rumore cominciò a diminuire.En: Minutes turned into hours, but eventually, the noise began to diminish.It: La calma si ripristinò lentamente.En: Calm was slowly restored.It: Quando furono certi che il peggio fosse passato, uscì un timido raggio di sole.En: When they were sure the worst was over, a timid ray of sunshine emerged.It: La porta del bunker si aprì, e la famiglia scrutò il mondo all'esterno.En: The bunker door opened, and the family surveyed the world outside.It: Lì fuori, i rami spezzati e l'erba bagnata raccontavano la furia della tempesta passata, ma loro erano al sicuro.En: Out there, the broken branches and wet grass told the story of the storm's past fury, but they were safe.It: Luca osservò il cielo sereno ora e sentì un'ondata di sollievo.En: Luca looked at the now-clear sky and felt a wave of relief.It: Aveva protetto la sua famiglia, e nell'avversità aveva trovato la forza e la fiducia in se stesso.En: He had protected his family, and in adversity, he found strength and confidence in himself.It: “Ce l'abbiamo fatta”, disse Vittoria, stringendo forte la mano del fratello.En: "We made it," said Vittoria, squeezing her brother's hand tightly.It: Paolo sorrise, riconoscente del coraggio dei suoi figli.En: Paolo smiled, grateful for the courage of his children.It: Quel giorno, Luca scoprì non solo quanto fosse importante la sicurezza fisica, ma anche quanto la coesione e la fiducia in famiglia fossero fondamentali per superare ogni tempesta.En: That day, Luca discovered not only how important physical safety was, but also how essential family cohesion and trust were to weather any storm. Vocabulary Words:the pounding rain: la pioggia battentethe underground bunker: il bunker sotterraneothe hypnotic rhythm: il ritmo ipnoticothe palpable tension: la tensione palpabilethe damp: l'umidothe storm: la tempestathe wool blanket: la coperta di lanaa pinch of terror: un pizzico di terrorethe clock: l'orologiothe wall: la paretethe father: il padrethe news: le notizieto reinforce: rafforzarethe crack: la fessurathe wooden boards: le tavole di legnothe flashlights: le torcethe food supplies: le scorte di cibothe wind: il ventodeafening: assordantethreatening: minacciosito hold: resisterethe sinister noise: il rumore sinistrothe urgency: l'urgenzathe reinforced center: il centro rinforzatothe roar: il frastuonothe peak: il culmineto diminish: diminuiretimid ray of sunshine: un timido raggio di solethe broken branches: i rami spezzatithe adversity: l'avversità

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Paolo Morelli"La vera vita di Margarito d'Arezzo, artista"Exòrma Edizioniwww.exormaedizioni.comsDel duecentesco Margarito d'Arezzo si sa poco o niente. Il Vasari nel suo famoso trattato lo chiama Margaritone; si sa che è figlio di un tal Magnano, fabbro, e che è un pittore, anzi, il più importante pittore aretino dell'epoca, “un incantevole caposcuola” secondo il grande studioso Roberto Longhi.Una vera biografia inventata di sana pianta: scenari e ritratti, amici e colleghi, famigliari, personaggi pubblici e cronache private; i dubbi, le infelicità e le gioie, le crisi, gli incontri con i grandi dell'epoca, e su tutti san FrancescoQuel giorno di alcuni anni fa, per l'autore comincia un viaggio nell'Arezzo del XIII secolo durante il quale scrivere un libro che con l'influenza francescana di Margarito diventerà una prova, un esercizio spirituale di fraternità con il mondo.La tavola dipinta che ha davanti recita: Margaritus de Aritio me fecit.Di fronte a quel ritratto di san Francesco dall'estetica all'apparenza primitiva Paolo Morelli rimane stregato; gli sembra incredibile che non si sappia nulla del suo artefice. Mentre contempla il dipinto, la persona dell'artista prende vita. Come un cronista medievale il narratore assiste a tutto quello che accade a Margarito, dai primi vagiti alla morte. Comincia a scriverne con una lingua mimetica, una lingua che rende possibile la veridicità, che gli cresce man mano sotto le dita, dettata dalla necessità.Segue la via di Margarito, dall'amicizia con Restoro d'Arezzo (autore del primo trattato di scienza in volgare) alla prima rivelazione nella grotta dove Francesco ebbe le stimmate, alle altre scoperte sui meccanismi del tempo e la sua “visibilità”. Lo segue negli incontri con un annoiato Federico II e uno scapestrato Guittone, con l'allievo Pietro Cavallini e papa Gregorio X, e quella volta che adottando un corvo scopre i presentimenti di morte. Fin quando l'arrivo del Cimabue sconvolge gli ordini artistici e morali e lo mette in crisi, si ribella alle leggi divine e umane, eppure realizza il suo capolavoro.Paolo Morelli (1951) è nato e vive a Roma. Tra i suoi libri Vademecum per perdersi in montagna (nottetempo, 2003), Er Ciuanghezzù ( nottetempo, 2004), Caccia al cristo (DeriveApprodi, 2010), Il trasloco (nottetempo, 2010), Racconto del fiume Sangro (Quodlibet, 2013), L'arte del fallimento (Sossella, 2014). È nell'antologia La terra della prosa (a cura di A. Cortellessa) e in 12 Apostati (Damiani, 2015). Da anni studia la lingua e la cultura cinese. Ha tradotto Pseudo-Omero, Zhuang Zi, Lao Zi, Poe, Rabelais (Predizioni pantagrueline per l'anno perpetuo, Edizioni di Passaggio, 2012). Come performer ha curato gli spettacoli Animali Parlanti, Jazzcéline, varie edizioni di Parentele Fantastiche, A passo di Walser nel senso di Robert (con il musicista Roberto Bellatalla) e nel 2015 la serie di Letture strampalate.Con Exorma ha pubblicato Né in cielo né in terra (2016), Ridondanze (2022) e La vera storia di Margarito d'Arezzo, artista (2025).Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Con l'infortunio di #leao , Max #allegri è orientato ad una scelta forte: la possibilità di schierare dal primo minuto in #milanbologna Adrien #rabiotDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/radio-rossonera--2355694/support.

 09.08.25 of the Carosello Italiano Show with Paolo

Approfondimento sul Tennis a cura di Paolo Ghisoni

Randy is joined by comedian and podcast editor Christian Paolo this week for an oddly nostalgic and very entertaining conversation. The boys open the show talking about the quality of US drinking water. They go on to discuss a wide range of other topics including - the early internet days, growing up “back east” and the values they learned, crime in American today, the history of the mafia and organized crime, mob rules they wish criminals would respect now, President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance, the government not being efficient and political corruption, how you should behave if you're wealthy, their unshakeable love of being comedians, performing in Providence Rhode Island, going to public school and racism in other countries.    Every Wednesday, the Ready Set Blow Podcast brings you real talk with comedians, actors, musicians, entertainers, entrepreneurs, and fascinating guests from all walks of life. No scripted BS. No playing it safe…Just raw, funny, and authentic conversations you won't hear on your average podcast.   If you enjoy comedy podcasts like Your Mom's House, Flagrant, The Joe Rogan Experience, or Theo Von, you'll love this show!   What We Talk About in This Episode: 00:00  Podcast Intro 01:00  The Loss of Drinking Water 11:00  Crime in America 13:00  The Early Internet Days 15:00  The Mafia and Organized Crime 18:00  Loving Comedy 20:00  Providence Rhode Island 23:00  Political Corruption 32:00  Military Service 35:00  Corporate Greed 43:00  Second Amendment Rights 50:00  Growing Up on the East Coast 56:00  International Racism 1:00:00  American Exceptionalism 1:10:00  Women and Accountability 1::17:00 Morals and Values 1:30:00  Public Schools 1:35:00  China and The National Debt 1:41:00  JD Vance 1:46:00  Being Relatable 1:51:00  Providence Love   New Episodes Every Wednesday:

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Today's witnesses are from an email my friend in the Prayer Group received. She gets a daily email from www.dailyrosarymeditations.com Every day, it gives five snippets, each to encourage reflection on praying one mystery of the rosary. She found this day's snippets particularly powerful and wanted to share it. They are all about how Mary will conquer, and they are written by Mike Scherschligt.One - The Bishop I have become friends with Bishop Oliver Doeme Dashe, the Bishop of Maiduguri in North East Nigeria. In 2009 the Muslim terrorist group Boko Haram, which means “Western Education is Evil” began to attack Christians in his diocese.  In 2014 Boko Haram completely overran his diocese. The Nigerian military dropped their weapons and fled like children. Thousands of Catholics were killed, two hundred Church structures were burned, and one hundred thousand Catholics fled for their lives to neighboring countries. Fr. William, a priest from the diocese, told me as he drove from parish to parish to celebrate Mass, that the roads were littered with dead bodies. At any moment, he could be surrounded by Boko Haram, dragged from his car, and shot. In October of 2014 Bishop Oliver went before Our Lord Jesus in Eucharistic Adoration, traumatized and trembling, and began to pray the Rosary. Suddenly, Jesus appeared to the Bishop in a vision, holding a very long sword in his hands. When he saw Jesus, the Bishop said, “Lord, what is this?” He didn't answer, but he stretched out his arms and put the sword into the hands of Bishop Oliver. When he received the sword, it turned into a Rosary. Then Jesus spoke these words three times: “Boko Haram is gone! Boko Haram is gone! Boko Haram is gone!” And the vision ended. The message was clear, with the Rosary we shall conquer!At that time Boko Haram had complete control of the diocese. If anyone was seen or caught in public as a Catholic, Boko Haram would instantly kill them. Yet, despite the danger, Bishop Oliver began to go village to village and organize public Rosary processions. From the moment the people began public Rosary processions, Boko Haram has been driven out of his diocese. The Churches are being rebuilt, all of his parishioners have come back, and 97% of his diocese go to Mass every Sunday. Most importantly, the Church in his diocese is growing from strength to strength. At one parish alone, Bishop Oliver brought five hundred new adults into the Church. Mary came down through the Rosary and sent Boko Haram packing!Two - Austria  As we sat together and Bishop Oliver told me of these miraculous events, he said to me, “Michael, this is not the first time Our Mother has sent evil forces packing by the power of Rosary processions. Do you remember what took place in Austria after World War Two? Did you know that much of Austria was under the Iron Curtain after World War Two?” I did know, but I loved hearing it again from Bishop Oliver, so I didn't let on. After World War Two, Austria was divided up by the Allies. The Eastern half of the country and Vienna came under the control of the Soviets. Until 1991, the Soviets never lost a nation, but something different happened here. Fr. Petrus Pavlicek was inspired by the words of Our Lady at Fatima. She asked us to pray the Rosary every day because only she could help us.From 1947 to 1955, Fr. Pavlicek began gathering people in villages, towns, and cities across Soviet controlled Austria on the 13th of each month to pray the Rosary together in public. He called it the Rosary Crusade. Many people gathered at first, but they could not sustain their spiritual practices, so the Rosary Crusade ebbed and flowed. But Fr. Petrus persevered in his confidence in Our Lady. By 1955, eight years later, half a million Austrians had pledged to pray the Rosary, begging for the conversion of sinners, peace in the world and freedom in Austria. The Cold War intensified as the Soviets crushed the Hungarians. However, on March 24th, 1955, Eve of the Annunciation, to the world's surprise, the Soviets announced they would withdraw their troops from Austria in just three months. On May 15th, 1955, the Soviets signed a treaty guaranteeing the independence of Austria. In October of 1955, the month of the Rosary, the last Russian soldier left Austrian soil.Mary came down through the Rosary and sent the enemy packing!Three - BrazilIn 1964, the president of Brazil, João Goulart, wanted to make Brazil a Communist country. The archbishop of Rio de Janeiro, Cardinal de Barros Camara, in an address on national radio, called the people to resist publicly by praying the Rosary. President Goulart was so enraged that he insulted the people of Brazil in a public speech. He ridiculed the rosary, saying that it was his Marxist ideas that would reform and save Brazil, not the rosaries of simple women. That was a big mistake!Twenty thousand women hit the streets with their rosaries. They marched right into the midst of the Communist rally and prayed the rosary so loudly that it shut the rally down. On March 19th, more than 600,000 people marched through the streets of São Paolo praying the rosary in the famous “March of the Family with God toward Freedom.” President Goulart was so intimidated by the Rosary that he fled the country! Once again, Our Mother came down through Rosary and sent the enemy packing!Four - Philippines Ferdinand Marcos was an evil dictator who oppressed the Filipino people for twenty years. In 1986, hundreds of thousands of Filipinos rose up in a non-violent protest against the dictatorship. They filled the main highway and knelt before tanks and soldiers to pray the Rosary. President Marcos commanded the soldiers to run over the people with their tanks. Then Our Lady appeared to soldiers and to the entire crowd. She commanded the soldiers to stop their tanks and to do no harm to the people because she was the Queen of Heaven. That night, President Marcos fled the country.Once again, Mary came down through the Rosary and sent the enemy packing.  Five - The Danger of Comfort and ComplacencyBishop Oliver said, “Michael, you must come to Nigeria!” But I said, “No way! It's too dangerous, you might be dead before I get there.” Then I said, “Bishop Oliver – we are facing a more dangerous enemy in the West. We are not facing an enemy that can kill the body, but an enemy that is killing the souls of our loved ones with Materialism, comfort, isolation, and loneliness. We have everything we need, so we think we don't need God or each other.”Then Bishop Oliver said to me, “Let your people know that being close to Mary is the solution to all their challenges in this world. They should consecrate and reconsecrate themselves and their families to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Did not Mary say at Fatima, “God wants to establish in the world devotion to My Immaculate Heart – wanting to save it by this means.” Pray the Rosary every day and invite someone to pray with you, even if it means you have to change your routine. Finally, live the First Saturdays of Reparation as Mary requested, that on the first Saturday of five consecutive months, go to Mass, pray the Rosary, and go to Confession.” Bishop Oliver ended by saying very passionately, “Mary will conquer! But she needs your cooperation.” If you would like to receive these daily emails, you can go to www.dailyrosarymeditations.com. I will place a link for this specific day in the show notes in case you want to go back and read it again. https://www.dailyrosarymeditations.com/p/mary-will-conquer-september-1-2025  www.findingtruenorthcoaching.comCLICK HERE TO DONATECLICK HERE to sign up for Mentoring CLICK HERE to sign up for Daily "Word from the Lord" emailsCLICK HERE to sign up for my newsletter & receive a free audio training about inviting Jesus into your daily lifeCLICK HERE to buy my book Total Trust in God's Safe Embrace

In This Episode This week on Breaking Banks we're continuing our series on Brett King's new book, Branch Tomorrow. We feature interviews with some of Brett's contributing authors: Bruno Diniz, Efi Pylarinou, Jim Marous, Paolo Sironi, and Richard Turrin. Each author brings specialty in different markets giving Branch Tomorrow a multi-perspective look at banking, banking culture, changes in 'branching' and the future of financial services across the globe, from the US to India, China, and Latin America. In this episode, Brett speaks with Richard Turrin, an industry leader in fintech innovation and digital transformation, and Author of Cashless: China's Digital Currency. Brett and Richard delve into the robust digital financial services landscape in China which experienced significant digital disruption starting in the mid-2010s. You'll hear how bankers there are still reeling from the unprecedented scale of disruption brought on by MYbank, WeBank, WeChat and Alipay. Then, Brett connects with Paolo Sironi, Global Research Leader in Banking and Financial Markets at the IBM Institute for Business Value and host of Provoke.fm's Bankers Bookshelf podcast. Paolo shares insights from the Eurozone on branch transformation, highlighting how some European banks are embracing digitization by evolving their branches. He discusses how they are balancing digital and physical presence by adjusting their in-branch product offerings, with a focus on personalization, financial inclusion, and maintaining strong customer engagement. Tune in now for these insightful conversations! Branch Tomorrow, available mid-September, is an invaluable resource for bankers, regulators, fintech innovators, and future-focused leaders dedicated to thriving in the digital transformation of finance. The future of banking is here!

10 years ago, my husband and I went to see the incredible Danielle Brooks in Broadway's The Color Purple. We were mesmerized by her performance and we have been following her remarkable journey as a Grammy Winner and Oscar, Tony and Emmy nominated actor ever since. I've dreamed of this moment for a long time and today that dream comes alive. I am so proud to say we are kicking off our 15th season of A Spoonful of Paolo with the one and only Danielle Brooks! This interview is filled with love, dreams, inspiration and, of course, a surprise moment that had us all screaming! I hope Danielle's story inspires you to believe in yourself, to never give up on your dreams, and to always pay it forward. Enjoy!To see the video version of this interview or any of our other interviews, head over to aspoonfulofpaolo.com or our YouTube channel. Thanks for listening and enjoy the show!INSTAGRAM https://instagram.com/PaoloPrestaTHREADS https://www.threads.net/@paoloprestaFACEBOOK http://www.facebook.com/spoonfulofpaoloTIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@paolo.prestaTWITTER https://twitter.com/PaoloPrestaWATCH ALL OF OUR CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS AT http://www.aspoonfulofpaolo.com If you enjoy our podcast, please take a quick second to rate, comment, subscribe & tell a friend. It all truly helps!

Actor, podcaster, and all-around hustler Gianni Paolo joins Santino to talk about his rise on Power, the chaos of working with 50 Cent, and why fame doesn't always come with a paycheck. They dive deep into acting, podcasting, blowing up on social media, and why Gianni's done trying to be what people expect. It's raw, funny, and surprisingly heartfelt.