Podcasts about parissi

Alma Espinosa, Germán Martínez y Liliana Calatayud nos comparten una nueva emisión de Oye, lee y dile, el espacio radiofónico de la Editorial UV. Hoy disfrutaremos de una charla con Joaquín Parissi, quien nos comparte todos los detalles de la edición número 70 de la revista universitaria: La Palabra y el Hombre.

Dans le DORADOSHOW, je vous partage les meilleurs conseils pour gagner de l'argent avec les paris sportifs.

OH MY PLANÈTELe podcast de l'ADEME qui vous emmène dans les coulisses de la transition écologique.Tous les 15 jours, Samia Basille dresse le portrait d'une personne qui se bouge pour le climat,chacune dans son domaine, chacune avec ses armes.Ecriture et animation : Samia BasillePrises de son additionnelles: Chloé MartreRéalisation et mixage : Laurie Galligani Musique originale : Alice-Anne BrassacProduction : Chloé Tavitian & Camille Juzeau - StudioFact AudioUn grand merci à Chloé Charles de nous avoir ouvert les portes de son restaurant (qui n'est pas tout à fait un restaurant) et à Raphaëlle, Assia et Matteo pour l'accueil. Lago - 25 rue Sedaine, 75011 ParisSi cet épisode d'"Oh my planète" vous a plu, parlez-en autour de vous, partagez-le et n'hésitez pas à nous laisser des ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ sur votre appli préférée. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

The Word of the Lord came to Ezekiel. Join us here at the Treadweary Podcast as we begin a lengthy study of the book of Ezekiel. How does Ezekiel illustrate the restoration God brings to His people? What is the description of the temple to be used for?Psalm 40Ezekiel 43:1-12Music from Blue Dot Sessions: Naptime, Lamplist. Algea Trio, Parissi, Darkened Treeline

Civilisation mésopotamienneDominique CharpinCollège de FranceAnnée 2022-2023Colloque - Archives paléo-babyloniennes : 140 ans de publications et d'études (1882-2022) : La faune dans la documentation paléo-babylonienneIntervenant(s)Vérène Chalendar, Collège de France – PSL, UMR 7192, ParisSi les tablettes cunéiformes savantes mentionnant des animaux sont nombreuses, à la différence d'autres cultures de l'Antiquité, la Mésopotamie n'a livré aucun traité de zoologie. Ainsi, l'identification des espèces animales est souvent délicate, tandis que l'accès aux connaissances zoologiques, éthologiques et aux conceptions symboliques relatives au monde animal requiert de glaner les informations dans une documentation diverse et variée. La documentation d'archives paléobabyloniennes, de par sa richesse, mais aussi de par son accessibilité grâce au site www.archibab.fr constitue un corpus privilégié pour reconstituer l'environnement des habitants du Proche-Orient ancien, leurs conceptions savantes et populaires à l'égard de la faune, tout comme les aspects les plus pratiques induits par l'utilisation des produits animaux dans la vie quotidienne. Cette communication se propose d'illustrer par quelques exemples choisis, en quoi le corpus paléobabylonien est susceptible d'éclairer la lecture des textes thérapeutiques cunéiformes et d'en enrichir la compréhension.

Civilisation mésopotamienneDominique CharpinCollège de FranceAnnée 2022-2023Colloque - Archives paléo-babyloniennes : 140 ans de publications et d'études (1882-2022) : La faune dans la documentation paléo-babylonienneIntervenant(s)Vérène Chalendar, Collège de France – PSL, UMR 7192, ParisSi les tablettes cunéiformes savantes mentionnant des animaux sont nombreuses, à la différence d'autres cultures de l'Antiquité, la Mésopotamie n'a livré aucun traité de zoologie. Ainsi, l'identification des espèces animales est souvent délicate, tandis que l'accès aux connaissances zoologiques, éthologiques et aux conceptions symboliques relatives au monde animal requiert de glaner les informations dans une documentation diverse et variée. La documentation d'archives paléobabyloniennes, de par sa richesse, mais aussi de par son accessibilité grâce au site www.archibab.fr constitue un corpus privilégié pour reconstituer l'environnement des habitants du Proche-Orient ancien, leurs conceptions savantes et populaires à l'égard de la faune, tout comme les aspects les plus pratiques induits par l'utilisation des produits animaux dans la vie quotidienne. Cette communication se propose d'illustrer par quelques exemples choisis, en quoi le corpus paléobabylonien est susceptible d'éclairer la lecture des textes thérapeutiques cunéiformes et d'en enrichir la compréhension.

Pour ce ce nouvel épisode de Chiffon, je vous invite à découvrir l'univers de la plus facétieuse des créatrices parisiennes. Véritable électron libre de la mode et de la lingerie, Fifi Chachnil a créé un univers hors du temps où se mêlent poésie et légèreté afin... de réhabiliter "l'éternel féminin" et de sublimer toutes les femmes. Cette jolie blonde au style bien affirmé et assumé déteste les diktats et la consommation à outrance. Vous apprendrez aussi en écoutant cet épisode que Fifi a une autre corde à son arc : la chanson. Je ne vous en dis pas plus... Bonne écoute !https://fifichachnil.parisSi vous souhaitez écouter Fifi, elle se produira sur la scène de La Nouvelle Eve lundi 5 décembre prochain. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

The founder of the band Wild Cherry and the creator of the iconic song “Play that Funky Music,” Rob Parissi, joins Tim to do an anatomy of a funky song. That funky song, which has been named one of the top 100-performing songs of all time. Rob tells stories and gives a hint why new generations are embracing it even today. https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/shapingopinion/Encore_-_Play_that_Funky_Music.mp3 The song is one of the best known of the disco era by one of the best-known bands of the disco era. But while so many other songs have faded along with the entire genre of disco music, this song continues to endure. The song Play that Funky Music continues to find new fans decades after it was written. Rob Parissi, one of the founders of the band Wild Cherry, and who wrote many of the band's songs, tells us what it was like at the peak of the disco era and what it was like to write that one disco song that has stood the test of time. Links Play That Funky Music – Songfacts.com Play That Funky Music – SeventiesMusic.com The Number Ones: Play That Funky Music – Stereogums Wild Cherry – AllMusic.com About this Episode's Guest Rob Parissi Robert “Rob” Parissi is an American singer, songwriter and guitarist, perhaps best known as frontman for the American funk group Wild Cherry, best known for their 1976 Parissi-penned chart-topper “Play That Funky Music”. He was born in 1950 and raised in the steel mill town of Mingo Junction, Ohio. He graduated from Mingo High School in 1968. Rob formed the band Wild Cherry in 1970 in Steubenville, Ohio, one mile north of Mingo Junction along the Ohio River. The band played the Ohio Valley region, Wheeling, West Virginia and the rest of the Northern West Virginia panhandle, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. After Wild Cherry disbanded in 1979 without another major hit, Parissi became a producer and dedicated himself to adult contemporary music. In 2017, he retired from the music industry, but continues to manage the properties he created during his career.

Rob joins Larry and Kevin for a fun conversation about discovering Wild Cherry. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chiropractors this show is for you...On for her second appearance of the show Dr. Lisa - the owner of Wellness Choice in Newport Beach - and I discuss:1. Why it is VITAL to have a brand strategy and how she has architected hers.2. How she was able to DOUBLE her practice's revenue despite COVID-19 generating $100k+ in one month.3. How she created revenue symbiosis by partnering with a PT, why Physical Therapists are eating away at your revenue, and most importantly what you can do to avoid that nightmare.4. How to play bigger and create your own category to best set you up for category domination.

Dr. Lisa Parissi is the owner/chiropractor of Wellness Choice in Newport Beach, CA. In this episode we cover:1. Dealing with the nightmare of insurance over-reliance.2. The importance of certainty when interfacing with patients.3. Finding your customer and helping them find you.4. Knowing your value!5. The importance of treating your staff well, getting your mindset right, and getting a coach!6. Learn to sell! Your patients will thank you.If you're a chiropractor looking for insights on how you can get out of a revenue slump, this show is for you.#ChiropractorCryoskinRevenueStories

Jimmy "Bo" Horne - If You Want My Love (1972) Jimmy "Bo" Horne - Get Happy (1977) Jimmy "Bo" Horne - Hey There Jim (1970) Jimmy "Bo" Horne - If We Were Still Together (1973) Jimmy "Bo" Horne - Don't Worry About it (1974)  Crack The Sky - Ice (1975) Crack The Sky - Surf City (1975) Crack The Sky - Nuclear Apathy (1978)  Buckingham Nicks - Don't Let Me Down Again (1973) Christine Perfect - Crazy 'Bout You Baby (1970) Kool & The Gang - Kool & The Gang (1969) Average White Band & Ben E King - A Star In The Ghetto (1977) Bobby Goldsboro - Me Japanese Boy I Love You (1964) An infrequently heard Bacharach-David composition.  Frank Zappa - Wind Up Working In A Gas Station (1976) Wild Cherry - Get Down (1972)  From Discogs: Wild Cherry started as a straight rock band, playing Ohio style melodic hard rock with proto power pop influences. They cut a couple records on their own, before getting signed to Terry Knight's Brown Bag label. These records did not have much impact, and the band broke up for a while. In 1975 or thereabouts original Wild Cherry leader Rob Parissi recruited some musicians from the Pittsburgh area, and started a new Wild Cherry. This band tried to crack the rock clubs, but in the time since the original band's breakup, musical tastes, and clubs were changing to more dance music. Parissi wrote a song from experience called "Play that Funky Music", and in doing so, the band followed their lead and became a funk/disco/dance band. Wild Cherry - Living and Loving (1972) Wild Cherry - Baby, Don't You Know (1976) Wild Cherry - If You Want My Love (1978) The Original Animals - Fire On The Sun (1977) Frank Sinatra - High Hopes (1960)  Gary Burbank - Who Shot J R? (1980) George Harrison - The Answer's At The End (1975) The Citizens - Goldwater (1964) Gord Lightfoot - Daisy-Doo (1962) O C Smith - Blowin' Your Mind (1972) From "Shaft's Big Score" Journey - It's All Too Much (1976) The Incredible Kim Fowley - Fluffy Turkeys (1968) Kris Kristofferson - Golden Idol (1967) Kris Kristofferson - Killing Time (1967) Lawrence Hilton Jacobs - Larry's Theme (1978) Les Humphries Singers - Mexico (1972) 

The founder of the band Wild Cherry and the creator of the iconic song “Play that Funky Music,” Rob Parissi, joins Tim to do an anatomy of a funky song. That funky song, which has been named one of the top 100-performing songs of all time. Rob tells stories and gives a hint why new generations are embracing it even today. https://traffic.libsyn.com/shapingopinion/Funky_Music_auphonic.mp3 The song is one of the best known of the disco era by one of the best-known bands of the disco era. But while so many other songs have faded along with the entire genre of disco music, this song continues to endure. The song Play that Funky Music continues to find new fans decades after it was written. Rob Parissi, one of the founders of the band Wild Cherry, and who wrote many of the band's songs, tells us what it was like at the peak of the disco era and what it was like to write that one disco song that has stood the test of time. Links Play That Funky Music - Songfacts.com Play That Funky Music - SeventiesMusic.com The Number Ones: Play That Funky Music - Stereogums Wild Cherry - AllMusic.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8-oFWAVu9I About this Episode's Guest Rob Parissi Robert "Rob" Parissi is an American singer, songwriter and guitarist, perhaps best known as frontman for the American funk group Wild Cherry, best known for their 1976 Parissi-penned chart-topper "Play That Funky Music". He was born in 1950 and raised in the steel mill town of Mingo Junction, Ohio. He graduated from Mingo High School in 1968. Rob formed the band Wild Cherry in 1970 in Steubenville, Ohio, one mile north of Mingo Junction along the Ohio River. The band played the Ohio Valley region, Wheeling, West Virginia and the rest of the Northern West Virginia panhandle, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. After Wild Cherry disbanded in 1979 without another major hit, Parissi became a producer and dedicated himself to adult contemporary music. In 2017, he retired from the music industry, but continues to manage the properties he created during his career.

The founder of the band Wild Cherry and the creator of the iconic song “Play that Funky Music,” Rob Parissi, joins Tim to do an anatomy of a funky song. That funky song, which has been named one of the top 100-performing songs of all time. Rob tells stories and gives a hint why new generations are embracing it even today. https://traffic.libsyn.com/shapingopinion/Funky_Music_auphonic.mp3 The song is one of the best known of the disco era by one of the best-known bands of the disco era. But while so many other songs have faded along with the entire genre of disco music, this song continues to endure. The song Play that Funky Music continues to find new fans decades after it was written. Rob Parissi, one of the founders of the band Wild Cherry, and who wrote many of the band’s songs, tells us what it was like at the peak of the disco era and what it was like to write that one disco song that has stood the test of time. Links Play That Funky Music - Songfacts.com Play That Funky Music - SeventiesMusic.com The Number Ones: Play That Funky Music - Stereogums Wild Cherry - AllMusic.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8-oFWAVu9I About this Episode’s Guest Rob Parissi Robert "Rob" Parissi is an American singer, songwriter and guitarist, perhaps best known as frontman for the American funk group Wild Cherry, best known for their 1976 Parissi-penned chart-topper "Play That Funky Music". He was born in 1950 and raised in the steel mill town of Mingo Junction, Ohio. He graduated from Mingo High School in 1968. Rob formed the band Wild Cherry in 1970 in Steubenville, Ohio, one mile north of Mingo Junction along the Ohio River. The band played the Ohio Valley region, Wheeling, West Virginia and the rest of the Northern West Virginia panhandle, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. After Wild Cherry disbanded in 1979 without another major hit, Parissi became a producer and dedicated himself to adult contemporary music. In 2017, he retired from the music industry, but continues to manage the properties he created during his career.

Pour ce premier épisode du podcast, j'ai eu le plaisir d'interviewer la fondatrice d'OLY Be, Gaëlle FRIZON DE LAMOTTE.Ensemble nous avons évoqué son parcours avant OLY Be et comment elle en est venue à fonder cette start-up. Une nouvelle aventure pour elle à la fois enrichissante et pleine de sens, mais non sans difficultés.Elle nous a aussi expliqué la signification d'OLY Be et les valeurs qu'elle souhaite transmettre à travers cette start-up. Et également comment OLY Be a grandi aujourd’hui en interne mais aussi en terme de nombre de cours disponibles partout en France. Et de nouveaux projets sont encore à venir !Nous avons parlé bien évidemment de comment elle a commencé le yoga et les bienfaits que cela lui apporte au quotidien. Nous avons évoqué également ses autres pratiques bien-être mais aussi ces petits plaisirs moins healthy mais qui font partie de la vie ! Car Gaëlle se définit elle-même comme une bonne vivante pour qui yoga et apéro ne sont pas incompatibles.Et pour terminer cet épisode, nous avons parlé d'anecdotes liées au yoga, de plaisir inavouable, d'une chose que personne ne sait sur Gaëlle, et de son mantra.Le” THE TRUC” recommandé par Gaëlle :- le restaurant Edgar : https://www.edgarparis.com/accueil.html. 31 rue d'Alexandrie, 75 002 ParisSi vous souhaitez en savoir plus sur OLY Be, n'hésitez pas à consulter notre site internet et nos réseaux sociaux :Site internet : https://www.olybe.comInstagram : oly.beFacebook : olybeyogaVous pouvez également vous inscrire à notre Newsletter sur le site internet pour recevoir toutes les dernières actualités et ne rien manquer sur les nouveaux cours et offres disponibles.Si vous souhaitez me poser des questions, me donner votre avis sur ce podcast ou bien me proposer des sujets qui vous inspirent, je serai ravie d'échanger avec vous via l'adresse mail podcast@olybe.com.Enfin, si vous aimez ce podcast et que vous souhaitez être informé de la sortie des nouveaux épisodes, n'hésitez pas à vous abonner. Et si vous avec un peu de temps, nous mettre une note et un avis nous aidera beaucoup à le faire connaître et grandir grâce à vous !Encore bienvenue dans le podcast OLY BE, les coulisses du bien-être !

Wrapping up this two-part series on Morgan le Fay, we'll see her devious schemes within schemes come to fruition with one aim in mind: killing King Arthur and seizing the throne for herself. The creature this week is fish man, from Spain. He's kind of like a superhero if all superheroes did was lay around and drink wine at their parents' house. ---------- Sponsors: Hey, so Mother's Day is this weekend. As in three days from today. Still looking for something? You can show your mom you're thinking about her and you don't even have to look up from your phone. She doesn't have to know how easy it is and that it took basically no time. We won't tell her. We probably don't even know her. Unless this is Mike, in which case, hi Mike! There are two excellent options: Shari's Berries. Super easy. You know why? Because they somehow got the domain http://berries.com. They're delicious and they look fantastic. I got them for my mom on her birthday and my mother-in-law for Mother's Day. You can get her huge, freshly dipped berries starting at $19.99 plus shipping, and you can double the berries for $10. Just go to berries.com and use the code MAL when you click on the mic. Or maybe flowers are your thing. Aren't you glad you listen to this podcast? We have you covered there, too. ProFlowers cracked the code on sending people fresh, beautiful flowers. Ours have been going strong for over a week - way longer than flowers from a supermarket or florist AND I am just realizing I forgot to change the water after three days like I was supposed to. They're that good. Check out http://proflowers.com and use the code MAL.  Both are so easy, that in the time you took reading this you could have Mother's Day wrapped up. We're just looking out for you. Also please don't forget to use code MAL it keeps the lights on. ---------- Music: “Lamplist” by Blue Dot Sessions “One Needle” by Blue Dot Sessions   “Parissi” by Blue Dot Sessions   “Tuck and Point” by Blue Dot Sessions   “Please Listen Carefully” by Jahzzar   “60s Quiz Show” by Podington Bear   “A1 Rogue” by Podington Bear   “All The Colors In The World” by Podington Bear   “Canoe” by Podington Bear   “Climbing the Mountain” by Podington Bear   “Dulcet” by Podington Bear   “Loam” by Podington Bear   “Modest House” by Podington Bear   “Rythn” by Podington Bear  

Few people know about America's attempt at sinking the British fleet by deploying the world's first submarine, The Turtle. Its creator, David Bushnell, should have been lauded as one of the finest minds of that or any era. Instead, he ended up largely forgotten. MUSIC "Return to Earth" "The Great Mission" "Elena and Christopher" "No Other Choice" By: Lee Rosevere From: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Lee_Rosevere/ License: Attribution-NonCommercial License at https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/ "The Bridge is Too Far" By: Laszlo Harsanyi From: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Harsanyi_Laszlo/ License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ "Celestial Navigation" "The Telling" "Parissi" "Qi" By: Blue Dot Session From: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Blue_Dot_Sessions/ License: Attribution-NonCommercial License at https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/

We're back! In the newest episode of Too Soon, Ralph and Taylor explain their absence, discuss the joys of Japanese mascots dancing, Taylor tries to justify his vegetarianism to Ralph's unsympathetic ear, attempt to figure out the holy bond between a man that eats feces and a woman that drinks tampon blood and MUCH MORE. Get in here for an all new "Too Soon with Ralph and Taylor" and catch the podcast the critics are calling "another podcast!"

​Hey guys, we are back again with another special talking about the heartbreaking rape case happening in Steubenville, OH right now. We live in the area, and work in Steubenville and we have a very clear opinion about what's going on. We also present the facts going on in the case and break down what has happened in the past week starting with Nodianos video all the way to the press conference, what the Sheriff is doing, and much much more.

Taylor makes his triumphant return to the podcast after a couple of weeks off and it could not happen sooner. We review the weirdest stories from 2012 as we welcome in 2013 with arms wide open, as that one terrible, terrible band from the early 2000's might say.

​Hey guys, we live in Steubenville, OH which has gotten a lot of attention internationally lately. We recap this whole thing from the beginning and give our opinions. We think that the Occupy Steubenville movement is doing this for the right reasons. Check us out, and know that there are still good people in this area.

Since Taylor plays in, like, three bands and works, he's been very busy. Too busy for Ralph, so Ralph went rogue and invited his friend Brad to cohost this week. Brad comes to us from a former webshow called "BS'n with Brad and Scottie" and his cohosting chops were not rusty! He got right in there with the harmony nonsense noises and a super long, "not-so-fast" five. Get ready for inappropriate sexual comments and stories about naked puzzle hour.

It's here! The TENTH episode of Too Soon w/ Ralph and Taylor! Can't believe we're in double digits and I can't believe the FBI isn't monitoring our conversations. Small wins all around.

This week, Trevor from the Trevor and Ian Talk Show joins us to attempt to talk about such serious topics as religion, Morgan Freeman's voice, bestiality, crystal meth and the weirdest thing someone could do sexually that you might still be okay with. However, the podcast goes off the rails when we all find out that Emma Stone might have a sex tape out there somewhere. Then, Ian joins us for the final minutes, and we can't shut up about Emma Stone. Finally, Taylor...no, look, who cares? All that matters is that Emma Stone might have a sex tape. And once that comes out, we know that we will all be fresh out of boners. What are you waiting for?! Get in here!

Think of this episode as our Pilot part 2! This is the one to listen to if you've never heard us before. Also, one of our most fun episodes. Get in here and listen to Taylor describe his love of truly repulsive cinema.

Finally! (Or is it finely?) We got around to recording the podcast this week. Today's special guest is our brother Ian Parissi, who has come to complete the brotherly triumvirate and offer his opinions on the weird stories we find. Today's we discuss possible pedophile Elmo, the legal age of consent across North America, creepy fan-fiction, D-bag of the week John Schnatter of Papa John's, the closure of Hostess and subsequent mass Facebook hysteria over the possibility of never eating another Twinkie, and the merits of seceding from the Union. All this, PLUS a long winded Twilight rant and the Perfect Strangers theme song! Get in here and enjoy!

In this week's episode, Ralph and Taylor discuss the election results, ponder whether Halo 4's release date had anything to do with candidates losing votes, shame a McDonald's that is ten minutes away from their house, wonder which body part they would cut off to win back a lost love, discuss RULE 34, decide whether or not to get an anus tattoo, throw cats at stairs, and of course Taylor paints another beautiful, yet dystopian, future.

Welcome listeners, new and old! Episode 5 really goes off the rails for a bit. Nerd rants about Star Wars and The Avengers are coupled with stories of hot teachers, drunk duck rescues, Bond girl names, interesting ways to get out of a speeding ticket, and dolphins riding gorillas into the sunset. If you haven't yet, check out our past episodes on iTunes or Stitcher! And PLEASE rate us and review us on iTunes. It only takes a second, but it really helps us get promoted and reach a bigger audience through iTunes! Have I said iTunes enough, Apple? iTunes, iTunes, iTUNES!!! I'll take my free iPad mini now, please.

Here's the Quatro! Episode number four features special guest Ashleigh Thress (or Shleigh, to those that know her). Shleigh is a firm Conservative on most political issues, so we get into some political talk from both sides. But the conversation takes a left handed turn...right off a giant cliff. From there we get into all the "good things Hitler did," why it might be okay to only eat Chicken McNuggets and never cockroaches, an update on Bubba the Love Sponge, why deer should only cross in school zones, and give an award to the greatest preacher in the world! So, get in here and share your thoughts on the wonders of ethnic cleansing - it's the newest episode of Too Soon with Ralph and Taylor!​

​Here it is - our third episode! This week, Taylor and Ralph discuss delicious jailhouse bologna sandwiches, have a moment with Honey Boo Boo that blows Taylor's mind, discuss tuna, bullying, something called "hog wallowing," Bubba the Love Sponge, and introduce our new segment: The Too Soon Fast Five!

In episode 2 of "Too Soon with Ralph and Taylor," the boys discuss ex-SNL cast member Victoria Jackson, apparent "lady killer" Danny DeVito, and Honey Boo Boo (which sends Taylor into a rage coma he still hasn't recovered from). Oh yeah, and manta rays...for some reason.​

Welcome to the Too Soon with Ralph and Taylor podcast. This is a show about the world, the news and pop politics with opinions given by two people that have NO business talking about any of it. In episode 1 we discuss multiple uses for an umbilical cord, bear rape, the world's first "poop transplant," and why you should never want Mitt Romney to have the window seat on an airplane. So pop in and enjoy the toasty goodness of our new show!