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On today's When Nicole Met show, supported by Bedmax, we are joined by someone who has become one of eventing's most recognisable personalities and a firm favourite with so many. Adam Short takes us from the heart of Newcastle, where ten riding lessons at Stepney Bank Stables changed the course of his life, right through to grooming at Olympic level. He reflects on the years learning under the incomparable Jackie Potts, the leap to Tom McEwen's team and the reality of managing horses and riders through the pressure of major championships. Adam also shares the emotion behind Dublin's journey to Paris, the power of riding schools to transform young lives and why the eventing community means so much to him.  Highlights How Stepney Bank Stables shaped Adam's childhood and future Lessons from Fox-Pitt Eventing and working closely with Jackie Potts Moving to Tom McEwen's yard and settling into championship life The pride and emotion behind Dublin's performance in Paris Why community, opportunity and access matter Guests Adam Short - Head groom to Olympic medallist Tom McEwen. Adam has groomed at the world's biggest stages and is a passionate advocate for Stepney Bank Stables. This show is kindly supported by Bedmax, purpose-made, natural horse bedding designed to protect respiratory health, support hooves, and provide a clean, comfortable stable environment.

Euphoric 3.0 is here, where entrepreneurship and alcohol-free living collide.  This podcast has evolved so much since its 2018 inception. In the beginning, Karolina hosted Euphoric with her friend Danielle as a passion project at the beginning of her alcohol-free journey.  In 2022, the pair amiably parted ways and Karolina took over. She introduced Euphoric 2.0, rebranding the podcast to focus on helping women achieve fulfillment and purpose.  Today, Karolina talks about its newest iteration, and how positioning herself as a thought leader made ALL the difference in her entrepreneurial success. Don't own a business? That's OK! If you have a passion and are trying to make an impact, this episode is for you. Want to write a book? Start a nonprofit? Build an audience? Keep listening. Karolina reveals her playbook on thought leadership, why it's her word of the year for 2025, and why this is the identity that ALL of us should adopt in the new year.   IN THIS EPISODE: What Brene Brown, Mel Robbins, Tony Robbins, Dean Graziosi, and Brendan Burchard have in common Why embodying the thought leader mindset is essential for your business growth and personal transformation Karolina's 6-month mastermind: a game-changing journey culminating in an elite VIP event in Paris Why sometimes 10x is easier than 2x, forcing your brain to look at the bigger picture instead of incremental improvement   LINKS/RESOURCES MENTIONED Learn more about the Thought Leader Mastermind here. Are you interested in filling one of the last remaining spots in the inaugural Thought Leader Mastermind? If so, DM Karolina on Instagram. Learn about the programs Karolina mentions in this episode, including Become Euphoric, Become Emboldened, the Empowered AF Coach Certification program. Check out Karolina's book recommendation 10x is Easier Than 2x by Dan Sullivan. Lose your desire to drink and lean into your dream life with Karolina's book Euphoric: Ditch Alcohol and Gain a Happier, More Confident You. When you order today, you'll also unlock tons of resources and checklists to support you on your journey.  Loved the book? We'd be honored if you left a review!  Follow @euphoric.af on Instagram and watch me romanticize the AF lifestyle and show you how to make your entrepreneurial dreams come true.  And as always, rate, review, and subscribe so we can continue spreading our message far and wide.

Flavilla Fongang is a multi-award-winning serial entrepreneur who started her career in oil & gas, then fashion and she influenced the technology sector. She is now an international and multilingual keynote speaker (English & French).  Computer Weekly named her the number 1 most influential woman in tech in the UK among a list of more than 600 women in tech nationwide. She is a neuroscience brand expert covering strategy, design, marketing and customer experience. She is the founder of 3 Colours Rule, an award-winning branding and marketing agency. Mercedes Benz awarded Flavilla the “She's Mercedes” businesswoman award among women such as Sheryl Sandberg, the COO of Facebook. She is the author of “99 Strategies to get customers”. She is also the founder of Global Tech Advocates – Black Women in Tech, the 1st largest organisation of black professional women in tech. She published since October 2021, an annual book “The Voices In The Shadow”. A book that features stories of black women in tech and is distributed to secondary schools for FREE across the UK and Ireland. The books are now also archived at The British Library to protect their legacy. She is the enabler and is never afraid to challenge the norms. She is an Entrepreneurship Expert with the Entrepreneurship Centre for Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. She has been a keynote speaker for the most prestigious international events, such as AdWeek, HubSpot, DMWF, MozCon, AdWorld, Upgrade100, CTA, MarTech and many more. She also delivered corporate talks for the following companies: Meta, Toyota, Zoom, Levi's, Microsoft, Deloitte, Amazon, HSBC and many more   In this Episode Alicia and Flavilla discuss: The reality of Growing up black in Paris  Why the UK is a better place for Black professionals to thrive The importance of diverse representation in the media  How to have executive presence  How Flavilla built and established her brand  The best way to approach new business and sales How to make impactful changes within an organisation   Connect with Flavilla here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/flavillafongang/  See more about Flavilla here - https://www.flavillafongang.com/

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Murder Incorporated carried out assassinations – but then one of their controlling members had his own number come up. (Clipped In A Barber's Chair) *** The United States government confiscated Nikola Tesla's notes when he died. Could he have been working on something we've yet to be told about? (Tesla's Secret Space Program) *** A woman calls a service to fix her furnace – but ends up with a cold, ghostly chill. (The Vanishing Gas Man) *** On November 1, 1918, the deadly Malbone Street Disaster took place in Brooklyn. It remains today as the worst wreck in the history of New York City's subway system. (The Malbone Street Disaster) *** Were Diana, Princess of Wales and Dodi Fayed murdered in a staged car accident? (Princess Diana: Murder in Paris) *** Why don't we ever see aliens? A physicist has come up with a very disturbing answer to that question. (A Grim Reason We Never See Aliens)LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE…“UFOs and the National Security State, Vol 1” by Richard Dolan: https://amzn.to/2GnbwTJ“UFOs and the National Security State, Vol 2” by Richard Dolan: https://amzn.to/2E6nkay“Nikola Tesla Journey To Mars Update: Exposing the Existence of the Secret Space Program” by Sean Casteel: https://amzn.to/2N4z0xiSOURCES AND ESSENTIAL WEB LINKS…“The Vanishing Gas Man” by Sophie Thunder: http://ow.ly/cdZd30nGcNf 
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Journey with Deacon Tom & Mary Jane Fox as they travel to the Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Paris, also known as Sacre-Coeur Basilica. Located atop the hill of Montmartre – the Mount of Martyrs, the Basilica is a popular place of pilgrimage. During this episode you will also learn about: All aspects of the Romano-Byzantine-style Basilica The history of the Basilica's perpetual Adoration of the Holy Eucharist since 1885 St. Denis, the first Bishop & Martyr of Paris Why today the Basilica remains a place of continuous spiritual life Click here to visit our website to view pictures and a map view of the Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Paris, Frace. Jewel for the Journey "Do not let the past disturb you, just leave everything in the Sacred Heart and begin again with joy." – St. Teresa of Calcutta Learn more at PilgrimCenterOfHope.org/Journeys Help us spread hope! PilgrimCenterOfHope.org/Donate

So it seems like forever, we have not had a RTFLivecast in forever, so we thought this was a perfect time for another exciting episode. We into the US Open results as @JLR78 congrats Dominic Thiem on his major win. We into that debacle of a finals as well as discussion what does it even mean. What's with Medvedev? We reflect on the Novak Djokovic's banishment from the Open and issues surrounding his PR campaign. Speaking of PR, we discuss Naomi Osaka's experience and her effort to bring awareness of police brutality. Do these TV commentators really understand what is happening in this moment? Do they care? What is happening in Rome and what will happen in Paris? Why are folks out here talking about Rome and the French Open in September like this we are not in the middle of a pandemic and it is not September?  Look yall made Realz go off on folks acting like Venus Williams in Venus Year 2000!! NOT ON MY WATCH!! Don't forget that the discussion can continue and you can tell us  how you really feel!!! We're on Twitter @A_Gallivant (Andreen), @JLR78 (Janina) and @RealzTenisFanz (Realz)!! You can find this episode on YouTube, iTunes, Google, Spotify or wherever podcasts can be heard and downloaded. 

The Atlantic magazine put out an article claiming from "multiple sources" that President Trump said harsh things about veterans in this country. Some of the claims is that he said this when he cancelled a visit to the Aisne-Marne American Cemetery near Paris: “Why should I go to that cemetery? It’s filled with losers.” Do you believe President Trump said anything of the sort? VB discusses this claim and the rest of the claims regarding President Trump comments against veterans. We hear from you on this topic!

Leah Walker joins me on this episode to discuss her life and take on living in Paris as an American expat.  During this episode we dive into:  - How to tap into the true magic of Paris, hint..it's not in the tours - What life is like during the height of confinement  - The best place to stay when visiting and experiencing Paris - Why we (as Americans) hold the French to such high cultural standards - The 2 things you MUST understand if you want to, or are thinking about moving to France. Find all the details and links shared in this episode in the show notes at: www.curatedhealthcoach.com/podcast/21 Want more of France and French culture, from Paris and beyond? Join our podcast community: www.fb.com/groups/sayoui Did you enjoy this episode?! If so, consider rating and reviewing the Eat the Damn Bread podcast!  

“THE GRIM REASON WE NEVER SEE EXTRATERRESTRIALS” and More Creepy But True Stories! #WeirdDarknessIf you like the podcast, please leave a review in the podcast app you listen from, and share a link to the podcast on Facebook and Twitter to invite others to become Weirdos too!IN THIS EPISODE: 
Murder Incorporated carried out assassinations – but then one of their controlling members had his own number come up. (Clipped In A Barber’s Chair) *** The United States government confiscated Nikola Tesla’s notes when he died. Could he have been working on something we’ve yet to be told about? (Tesla’s Secret Space Program) *** A woman calls a service to fix her furnace – but ends up with a cold, ghostly chill. (The Vanishing Gas Man) *** On November 1, 1918, the deadly Malbone Street Disaster took place in Brooklyn. It remains today as the worst wreck in the history of New York City’s subway system. (The Malbone Street Disaster) *** Were Diana, Princess of Wales and Dodi Fayed murdered in a staged car accident? (Princess Diana: Murder in Paris) *** Why don’t we ever see aliens? A physicist has come up with a very disturbing answer to that question. (A Grim Reason We Never See Aliens)LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE…TRANSCRIPT of this episode (bottom of blog post):  https://weirddarkness.com/archives/6181 “UFOs and the National Security State, Vol 1” by Richard Dolan: https://amzn.to/2GnbwTJ“UFOs and the National Security State, Vol 2” by Richard Dolan: https://amzn.to/2E6nkay“Nikola Tesla Journey To Mars Update: Exposing the Existence of the Secret Space Program” by Sean Casteel: https://amzn.to/2N4z0xiSUPPORT THE PODCAST…Become a patron: http://www.WeirdDarkness.com/WEIRDO Visit the store: http://www.WeirdDarkness.com/STORE Social media and contact info: http://www.WeirdDarkness.com/CONTACT Facts Verse podcast: https://weirddarkness.com/archives/category/factsverse STORY AND MUSIC CREDITS/SOURCES…(Note: Over time links can and may become invalid, disappear, or have different content.)“The Vanishing Gas Man” by Sophie Thunder: http://ow.ly/cdZd30nGcNf 
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In This Episode You Will Learn About: -Chris and Lori’s Become Aligned course -Hannah’s destination wedding in Paris -Why she has zero regrets about her dress -What Hannah does for fun -Transitioning from music videos to more narrative projects -Working collaboratively to bring an artist’s vision to life -The rise of female directors   Resources: -hannahluxdavis.com -Instagram: @hannahluxdavis -becomealigned.com -eventluv.com   Show Notes: Hannah Lux-Davis is an award-winning director who works with musicians like Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus and Lana Del Ray. In this conversation we cover everything from how she started in filmmaking as a production assistant and make-up artist to why she avoids jumping on Instagram.   Question Highlights: -How do you deal with lots of big personalities and potentially big egos? -How do you stay focused on something when there is a lot of pressure? -How do you avoid getting stuck when things aren’t going your way? -What shows up in your body and mind when you're not in alignment with your work? -How do you tap into your creativity?  -What do wish people who would like to emulate your career would ask you?   Guest Bio: Hannah Lux-Davis is an award-winning American filmmaker best known for her striking imagery and iconic vision. The industry's top artists consistently trust her to create boundary-pushing music videos that garner billions of views around the globe. With experience and design, directing and editing, she curates every detail on her projects from start to finish.

Why did Mr Chicken go to Paris? Why do two blankets change the way we see the world? Why do animals give us insights into ourselves? Join our star-studded panel as illustrators Freya Blackwood, Leigh Hobbs and Alison Lester discuss the ways in which characters are created and go on to warm the hearts of children and readers worldwide. As children, the ways in which we see the world are often shaped from our favourite children’s books and characters, leaving us with a nostalgic vulnerability well into adulthood. Take the opportunity to hear about the creative process from three industry leading illustrators. Image 1. Leigh Hobbs at Drawing board, photo by Robert Littlewood

What do you focus your attention on? Do you look at what's not working well, how little time you have, and how difficult people are? Or do you look for solutions, stay curious, and appreciate lessons from the people around you? In Episode 27 of the Sasuga! Podcast, you'll hear The eye-opening lesson from a young boy on a flight to Paris Why it's normal to focus on the negative How to avoid mental grumbling and why it's important Enjoy!

Rob and Troy are bad revolutionary judges in We. The Revolution. But is there such thing as a good judge on a tribunal as compromised as this? It doesn't look like it in Polyslash's grim political adventure. The gang discuss the historical perspective that We. The Revolution adopts as well as its curious feature-creep as it moves from a straightforward legal procedural to something far more ambitious and less coherent. Why are you fighting for control of Paris? Why are you commanding soldiers in battle? Are its systems of political intrigue and persuasion any fun to use? The more you play, the less sense We. The Revolution seems to make, but the more hypnotic it becomes.

Kate Mosse's vivid, evocative portrayals of landscapes come alive in her descriptions of the land and history that inspire her best-selling books, as you might expect from someone who’s sold over 5 million copies of her novels across the globe. The author talks about her love of rural France, Paris, Amsterdam, North America and also of literature, art and history in such a delightful way you will be left inspired to explore, read and maybe even move to France.    Subjects covered include:  Selling over 5 million copies The joy of being successful How she got published Advice for new authors Her pregnancy book The emotional aspect of being pregnant The inspiration being ‘the French connection’ Why her fiction ‘comes from place’ ‘Landscape is the lead character’ ‘Place and character and plot are inextricably linked’ Falling in love with Carcasonne ‘The whispering in the landscape; stories started to come’ Finding her writers’ voice The connection of history and land and character   The South West of France – the most magical part of france Hot summer, hot winds, the garigue brush land, the bastides walled cities, grape vines, wines, the Mediterranean, the Pont Vieux, the Pyrenees. The beautiful turning of the seasons How she researches the history 16th century France The wars of religion The new book the Burning Chambers The Burning Chambers being first of four The Huguenots versus the Catholics Toulouse, Paris, London, Amsterdam, South Africa The St Bartholomew’s Day massacre The sparsely populated rural France The best thing about Paris Why people think the Parisians are arrogant Henry IV The rise and persecution of the Hugenots The ‘great Protestant republic Amsterdam’s canals in the 17th century Her plans for a month in Amsterdam in January Lisa’s time in Amsterdam Free beer! The Museum of the Resistance Her favourite novel of all time - Wuthering Heights The Bronte sisters Haworth in Yorkshire The book ‘I Am Heathcliff’ in tribute to Emily Bronte The haunting Bronte family history The Yorkshire Moors and landscape How Anne Bronte is the most feminist writer of them all The landscape reflecting how people feel American pioneering writers like Willa Cather The relationship of land and emotion Kate’s international book tours to America; Minneapolis, Denver, Raleigh Durham, Scandinavia, Oslo, Iceland, Reykjavik, Slovenia, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Sussex, England, Chichester, The South Downs, the English Channel, Kingley Vale. Being the founder director of The Women’s Prize for Fiction ‘Making sure that all the voices are heard’ Using historical literature to reflect on current politics Women’s rights Black Lives Matter How people turn to theatre, books and painting to deal with difficult subjects History repeating itself The echoes of contemporary the world in her fiction Jacques Brel

What happened when I went to pursue my dream to live and work in Paris? Why you have to listen to your heart in order to create great fashion. To celebrate the very first show I have developed a free guide to help you do this: 10 Practices to gain confidence and direction in your creative work. The first practice is to ignore fashion. Download your free guide at: fashionwayfinder.com/download

How to blog while writing a cookbook, the importance of user experience, and how to approach your brand and business with David Lebovitz. ----- Welcome to episode 129 of the Food Blogger Pro podcast! This week on the podcast, Bjork talks with David Lebovitz about how to develop the ability to stick with it, a lesson that helped him build his brand, and his a-typical approach to blogging analytics. Forging Your Own Path 1999 was a big year for David; he left his job as a pastry chef to write his first cookbook, Room for Dessert and started a recipe blog. Little did he know that he was becoming one of the pioneers of the food blogging industry! From there, David moved to Paris, wrote a few more cookbooks, and learned how to do what he loves while providing value to his readers. You’ll learn about his philosophy on email etiquette, his favorite social media platform, and why his blog is so important to his cookbook-writing process. In this episode, David shares: Why recipe development is an ongoing process How to pronounce “L’appart” and why he chose it as a book title What it was like to be one of the first food bloggers How he approaches his brand and business The important word he learned when he moved to Paris Why he doesn’t look at his Google Analytics What his favorite social media platform is Why it’s important to think about user experience Resources: L’Appart: The Delights and Disasters of Making My Paris Home 101 Cookbooks Simply Recipes The Amateur Gourmet Movable Type 016: How Elise Bauer Built Simply Recipes and Recovered from a 70% Drop in Traffic David’s blog If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for interviews, be sure to email them to podcast@foodbloggerpro.com.