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Après neuf ans d'hésitation, les députés et sénateurs français ont fini, le 7 mai 2026, par voter à l'unanimité une loi-cadre sur la restitution des objets pillés pendant la colonisation. C'est une victoire pour les anciennes colonies françaises comme le Bénin. Mais le retour en Afrique de ces biens culturels ne risque-t-il pas d'être stoppé l'année prochaine s'il y a un changement de majorité en France ? C'est l'une des questions que Christophe Boisbouvier a posées à l'historienne franco-béninoise Marie-Cécile Zinsou, qui préside la Fondation Zinsou à Ouidah, près de Cotonou. RFI : Avec tous ces lieux de mémoire, avec tous ces musées, quelles sont les ambitions du Bénin de Romuald Wadagni ? Marie-Cécile Zinsou : Alors écoutez, le Bénin s'est engagé depuis quelques années dans une préservation de son patrimoine et dans une nouvelle politique qui est totalement axée à la fois sur son histoire et sur l'avenir. Donc, je crois que le nouveau président va s'inscrire dans le chemin qu'il avait tracé aux côtés de Patrice Talon, notre précédent président, ces dernières années. On est un peu dans la continuité, c'est ça ? Il me semble qu'on est effectivement dans la continuité je pense, le président Wadagni était notre ministre des Finances pendant les dix dernières années. Donc, il me semble qu'on est dans quelque chose qui ressemble à une continuité. À l'origine de ce renouveau mémoriel, il y a l'action initiale du ministre Aurélien Agbenonci, il y a dix ans déjà, quand il a réclamé à la France de François Hollande la restitution des trésors royaux du Bénin. Est-ce que la loi-cadre votée par la France répond à vos attentes ? Ce qui est absolument fondamental, c'est ce que le courrier du Bénin a déclenché en France. Et la réponse qu'Emmanuel Macron y a apportée à Ouagadougou en 2017. Puisqu'on peut vraiment dater le début du processus de restitution à partir de ce discours. Donc aujourd'hui, la loi-cadre, après neuf ans d'attente, arrive pour donner une forme à ces restitutions et pour éviter les lois d'exception qui avaient eu lieu jusqu'alors pour à la fois le Bénin, le Sénégal et la Côte d'Ivoire. Oui, c'est-à-dire que jusqu'à présent il fallait une loi par restitution ? Oui, il fallait des lois spécifiques. Et la loi-cadre, elle va être efficace très rapidement puisque le gouvernement français est motivé et l'a fait savoir. Les parlementaires ont voté à l'unanimité cette loi, ce qui montre bien que la représentation nationale française est tout aussi concernée par les questions de restitution. Et il y a de nombreuses demandes en cours du côté du continent. Donc, c'est une loi qui, avec un gouvernement et une représentation nationale française motivés, peut être extrêmement efficace. Est-ce qu'il y a des failles malgré tout dans cette loi ? Alors cette loi, elle propose qu'il y ait des commissions bi-nationales, donc entre l'État demandeur et l'État français pour examiner le cas des biens qui ont été pillés illicitement. Evidemment, si la France est motivée, elle met en place une commission qui regarde avec intérêt, objectivité et bienveillance les demandes de restitutions. Si le prochain gouvernement était moins motivé par les restitutions, ces commissions pourraient être nettement plus dures et pourraient bloquer certains processus. Je pense que c'est pour ça que c'est très important qu'il y ait des premières restitutions assez rapidement, parce que, après, ce sera un phénomène inarrêtable. Et le président français l'a dit à Nairobi, a priori, c'est une loi irréversible. On ne reviendra pas sur les restitutions. Il faut créer une dynamique ? Il faut créer une dynamique et il faut créer des précédents pendant cette année où toutes les étoiles semblent alignées. Quels sont les pays développés les plus réticents à restituer les œuvres qui ont été pillées au 19ᵉ et au XXᵉ siècle ? Alors chaque pays est complexe. En Europe, le plus réticent est peut-être celui qui a le plus restitué, et les gens ne s'en rendent pas forcément compte. Mais aujourd'hui, on peut dire que le Royaume-Uni est celui qui se protège le plus. Notamment parce que les Britanniques sont face à des demandes de restitutions européennes, et notamment des Grecs qui réclament les frises du Parthénon, qui sont au British Museum. Et donc, à la fois, le Royaume-Uni refuse de légiférer et bloque une partie des demandes. Et en même temps, c'est le Royaume-Uni qui a restitué plus de 70 biens déjà à travers ses musées non nationaux, donc à travers ses musées universitaires et ses musées régionaux. Donc, le Royaume-Uni est peut-être celui qui, dans la loi, est le moins ambitieux, mais qui restitue le plus. Alors qu'il y a des pays comme la Belgique qui ont restitué officiellement, massivement, puisqu'il y a plus de 1 200 objets qui sont déjà concernés par la loi belge, et en même temps, il y a un seul masque qui a fait le voyage de retour au Congo. Est-ce que les différentes institutions béninoises qui ont été créées ces derniers mois, notamment le Comité scientifique national auquel vous appartenez… Est-ce que tout cela peut encourager les pays qui détiennent des biens culturels et qui ne veulent pas s'en séparer ? Est-ce que cela peut les encourager à les restituer à des pays demandeurs comme le vôtre ? Il me semble que l'exemple du Bénin a été important, notamment avec la première restitution, avec la première loi d'exception de la France, quand les 26 objets du Trésor royal d'Abomey sont revenus, le Bénin a fait une démonstration assez éclatante de ce que pouvait être le retour du patrimoine et le partage à tous de ces collections. Donc, je pense que ça a aussi permis de faire sauter des verrous qui étaient bien souvent des préjugés sur une base raciste, ou sur juste une base de se dire que l'Afrique n'était pas intéressée à son patrimoine, que les Africains n'allaient pas au musée. Ça, c'était des propos qu'on entendait dans la société française. Tout à coup, à partir du moment où on a fait la démonstration que les gens se sont passionnés pour cette exposition, qu'elle a été ouverte à tous en grand, je crois que les gens ont réalisé ce que c'était, en fait, que d'être privé de son patrimoine depuis des dizaines ou des centaines d'années, et d'y avoir enfin un accès. Donc, je crois qu'évidemment certains pays, qui prenaient la question très à la légère, ont vu la preuve devant leurs yeux que c'étaient des questions fondamentales et qu'on ne pouvait pas rester sur des préjugés souvent racistes qui étaient prédominants.

You can get early access to our episodes as well as video version of this episode by signing up and supporting our work through Patreon. This week, Asim, Amrita, Sujoy, and special guest Parth from TooManyTats revisit Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna — the glossy, messy, deeply divisive relationship drama that pushed Bollywood into uncomfortable territory. Twenty years later, does Karan Johar's infidelity epic still work? The gang unpack Shah Rukh's aggressively miserable “Dev,” Rani Mukerji's quietly heartbreaking performance, Sexy Sam's outrageous energy, and why this film feels both ahead of its time and completely stuck in the 2000s. There's also a detour into today's Bollywood stars, OTT-era morality, Cannes discourse, Pati Patni Aur Woh Do, and whether Maya and Dev would actually survive modern Toronto rent prices. Expect classic Khandaan chaos, emotional damage, soundtrack worship, and a surprising amount of analysis about chewing gum etiquette. You can also check out Parth's Animation Studio Mikudi here Segments 00:00 – Introducing Parth / tattoos & Om Shanti Om dreams 04:15 – Why Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna now? 07:50 – Pati Patni Aur Woh Do review 12:20 – Kartavya, caste politics & OTT thrillers 22:40 – Alia Bhatt, Cannes & Bollywood discourse 31:35 – Revisiting KANK after 20 years 44:30 – Why Shah Rukh's Dev is so hard to love 57:00 – Marriage, infidelity & Karan Johar psychology 01:14:30 – The hotel room scene & Bollywood taboo-breaking 01:22:50 – Rani Mukerji's performance appreciation 01:28:35 – Soundtrack deep dive: Mitwa, Tumhi Dekho Na & more 01:40:30 – Would Maya and Dev actually last? 01:42:30 – Dream casting a modern KANK remake

Can you still win patient loyalty when you walk away from insurance contracts?Dr. Parth Kansagra did just that, launching a premium-priced, insurance-free dental practice in Orange County against all conventional wisdom. Dr. Kansagra shares why he walked away from burnout and chose the hard road of building a practice on his own terms, leaning on his MBA skills, strong patient communication, and a vision for comprehensive patient care.He unpacks the pivotal moment that inspired him to drop insurances cold turkey, then takes us behind the scenes of his high-touch transition: spending months meeting every patient face-to-face to personally explain the new model. Dr. Kansagra gets real about the financial and emotional stress of entrepreneurship, how losing insurance-driven patients opened doors for true cosmetic-focused care, and the steps he took to make premium pricing feel trustworthy with transparent menus, longer exams, and even a six-year warranty. Listen in for honest lessons on patient relationships, marketing that actually works, and how building real trust became his not-so-secret advantage.What You'll Learn in This Episode:How dropping insurance transformed patient relationships and practice cultureStrategies for communicating change and building trust with existing patientsThe financial realities and risks of going insurance-free from day oneWhy personalized attention became the cornerstone of Dr. Kansagra's approachTips for converting bargain-seekers into loyal, high-value patientsUnexpected growth tactics: Groupon whitening offers, memberships, and “social media scholarships”Building a transparent fee structure including warranties and easy refund policiesThe importance of direct doctor access (and giving out his Google number!)How “banked” membership plans and referral networks can drive real growthPress play to learn how Dr. Kansagra builds real trust in his practice!‍Sponsors:‍Oryx: All-In-One Cloud-Based Dental Software Created by Dentists for Dentists. Patient engagement, clinical, and practice management software that helps your dental practice grow without compromise. Click or copy and paste the link here for a special offer! https://thedentalmarketer.lpages.co/oryx/Click here for a special offer!Guest: Dr. Parth KansagraPractice Name: Bespoke Dental StudiosCheck out Parth's Media:Practice: https://bespokedentalstudios.com/Juma (Heathcare Wallet for Patients): https://getjuma.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.parthk/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drparthkansagra/‍Host: Michael AriasJoin my newsletter: https://thedentalmarketer.lpages.co/newsletter/‍Join this podcast's Facebook Group: The Dental Marketer Society‍Love the Podcast? Follow on Your Favorite App! https://lnkfi.re/TDMPod

Welcome to the CanadianSME Small Business Podcast, hosted by Maheen Bari. Today, we explore how operational discipline and supply chain clarity are becoming the real drivers of sustainable growth. Joining us is Parth Davé, Founder and CEO of NexaFlux Inc. Parth shares how businesses can move from reactive chaos to structured, predictable operations. Key Highlights Scaling Signals: Parth explains how to identify when systems can no longer support growth. Cost of Poor Coordination: Parth highlights how inefficiencies silently erode margins. From Chaos to Control: Parth shares how to build predictable operating rhythms. Supply Chain Gaps: Parth explains common hidden issues uncovered through diagnostics. Scaling Safely: Parth outlines the top priority for maintaining control while growing. Special Thanks to Our Partners: UPS: https://solutions.ups.com/ca-beunstoppable.html?WT.mc_id=BUSMEWA ADP Canada: https://www.adp.ca/en.aspx For more expert insights, visit www.canadiansme.ca and subscribe to the CanadianSME Small Business Magazine. Stay innovative, stay informed, and thrive in the digital age! To learn more about how we are supporting the ecosystem, please visit the CanadianSME Small Business Foundation at smbfoundation.ca. Disclaimer: The information shared in this podcast is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered as direct financial or business advice. Always consult with a qualified professional for advice specific to your situation.

For many life sciences teams, the first wave of AI has looked like copilots: smart search, quick answers, and help on demand. Useful, but passive. In this episode, Dr Andree Bates is joined by Parth Khanna, CEO and co-founder of ACTO, to explore what comes next: moving beyond copilots into role-based AI agents that proactively close knowledge gaps, improve field readiness, and operate safely inside regulated environments.Parth shares his path into life sciences and tech, including founding an early NLP company in 2012 and then building ACTO after speaking with over 100 life science companies about field force effectiveness. Today, ACTO supports tens of thousands of professionals and hundreds of brand launches, and Parth argues the industry is now entering the “agentic era” where the real differentiator is not just model access, but how organisations build context, control, and change management around AI.A key theme is why generic AI tools often fail inside enterprises. Parth outlines four requirements for agent success: context (role and job-specific personalisation), connection (stitching data sources and agent-to-agent workflows), control (testing, monitoring, observability), and change management (reducing fear and driving adoption). Without these, he says, many copilots and assistants end up underused, with people quietly reverting to old workflows.Parth then introduces ACTO's concept of role-based “super agents”, designed around a real job description (for example an MSL). Rather than a disconnected swarm of task bots, a “queen bee” orchestrator agent delegates to worker agents, checks outputs against compliance guardrails, and can be assessed with exams to quantify risk before deployment. This approach, he argues, makes AI both more powerful and safer for regulated field teams.Finally, the conversation looks ahead. Parth believes the future of work depends on pairing AI capability with distinctly human strengths: strategy, judgement, and human connection. The winners won't be those who automate the most tasks, but those who redesign roles so humans and agents amplify each other.Topics CoveredWhy copilots are useful but fundamentally passiveThe shift from AI that responds to AI that actsWhy generic tools fail: context, connection, control, change managementAdoption reality: why many AI assistants go unusedQuantifying risk and moving from black box to observable AIRole-based super agents and the “queen bee” orchestrator modelTesting agents with exams before field deploymentGuardrails, compliance, and agent-to-agent quality checksHuman skills AI can't replace: strategy, judgement, connectionThe future of MSL and field excellence in an agentic eraEularis helps pharma and biotech leaders turn AI activity into board-defensible strategy and measurable commercial outcomes.If your organisation has plenty of AI in motion but very little that moves the commercial needle in a way the board can see, start with our 10-Day AI Diagnostic Sprint. It's a focused diagnostic that surfaces what's actually broken and what's blocking results, before you invest in a larger strategy effort.The Sprint diagnoses the problem. The AI Strategic Blueprint that follows is where we build the board-defensible strategy and plan.Details at eularis.com.About the PodcastAI For Pharma Growth is the podcast from pioneering Pharma Artificial Intelligence entrepreneur Dr Andree Bates, created to help pharma, biotech and healthcare organisations understand how AI-based technologies can save time, grow brands, and improve company results.This show blends deep sector experience with practical conversations that demystify AI for biopharma leaders, from start-up biotech right through to Big Pharma. Each episode features experts building AI-powered tools that are driving real-world results across discovery, R&D, clinical trials, medical affairs, market access, regulatory, insights, sales, marketing, and more.

Welcome back to You Can't Kill the Boogeyman Podcast with your favorite spooky couple, Robby and Sammi! Today's BONUS EPISODE features an interview with author Parth Patel. You'll get to hear all about Patel's journey as a horror author and his upcoming book, "Sharkfin Cove."Produced by: Limitless Broadcasting Network.For more info, merch, and all the other podcasts, visit: www.limitlessbroadcastingnetwork.comFollow the show on Instagram @boogeymanpod! Follow your horror hosts on Instagram @robert1950studios and @thesam.a.lamYou can also find us on TikTok @1950Studios Email your comments and spooky suggestions to us at boogeymanpod@gmail.com!

(1) Tigers roster additions, keepers, a new GM hire by Penny - Parth Upadhyaya (2) Opening Day, MLB Dodgers dominant, Sweet 16 & Will Wade + LSU wildin'

J&J Show--Hour 2 Friday 3/20/26--Parth Upadhyaya from the Daily Memphian on Penny, the Tournament, and CBB + Tonight is Grizzlies "Wrestling Night" at FedExForum on 92.9 FM ESPN

J&J - RELOAD - THURSDAY HOUR 2 3/12/26 with Parth Upadhyaya with the Tigers in Birmingham on Penny and Ed Scott meetings

Send a textMiguel Armaza interviews George Robson, Partner at Sequoia Capital, one of the most legendary venture firms in the world. Founded in 1972 by Don Valentine, Sequoia has backed some of the most successful tech and fintech companies in history including Nvidia, Apple, Google, Nubank, and Stripe. Sequoia-backed companies make up over 25% of the Nasdaq's market cap, and add up to $13+ trillion in market cap.George is one of 19 investing partners at Sequoia and was previously a product manager at Revolut. We discuss how Revolut built a multi-product machine by treating every team like a startup, how Sequoia uses storytelling to calibrate its investors on what generational founders look like, and why the next wave of fintech winners will be full stack companies that internalize the technology instead of selling it to incumbents.Timestamped Overview00:00 Intro & George's Background04:14 Finding My People at Revolut07:37 Building Self Sufficient Cross Functional Teams10:57 Focus on Growth and Profitability14:45 Crucial Decision and Growth17:49 High-Conviction Investment Strategy19:07 Parth's Inspiring Entrepreneurial Path23:38 Entrepreneur Growth and Resilience28:19 Storytelling Key to Early Success31:05 Effective Board Dynamics34:14 Entrepreneurs Investors and Problem Discovery36:42 Outsiders Tackling Big Markets40:21 Rewriting Business Laws of Gravity44:04 Humbling Reads and Insights46:17 Doug Leone Fierce and KindWant more podcast episodes? Join me and follow Fintech Leaders today on Apple, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app for weekly conversations with today's global leaders that will dominate the 21st century in fintech, business, and beyond.Do you prefer a written summary? Check out the Fintech Leaders newsletter and join 80,000+ readers and listeners worldwide!Miguel Armaza is Co-Founder and General Partner of Gilgamesh Ventures, a seed-stage investment fund focused on fintech in the Americas. He also hosts and writes the Fintech Leaders podcast and newsletter.Miguel on LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3nKha4ZMiguel on Twitter: https://bit.ly/2Jb5oBcFintech Leaders Newsletter: bit.ly/3jWIp

(1) Tigers news, Tubby vs. Penny tenure, tonight & more with Parth from the DM (2) Memphis Tigers hoops - FAU revisited

(1) Tiger Hoops is in trouble after historic 6-game losing streak (2) Daily Memphian Reporter Parth Upadhyaya talks to Penny after ECU loss

(1) Tigers vs. Wichita St Preview with DM's Parth - what should Ed Scott do? (2) Dejounte Murray and Nola and the NBA Tankathon update

(1) Parth Upadhyaya from the DM with the Tigers - vs USF, Penny next steps? (2) Draft Picks and tank a thon talk - look at Magic

For episode 677 of the BlockHash Podcast, host Brandon Zemp is joined by Parth Kapadia, Co-founder and CEO of OpenVPP.OVPP is Building The Internet of Energy by Providing Regulated Digital Asset Rails for Power & Utility Providers. OpenVPP is led by Co-Founder & CEO, Parth Kapadia. Parth brings a wealth of experience from the electric utility industry, including roles at Exelon Corp and AutoGrid (acquired by Uplight, a Schneider Electric company), where he served as Director of Technical Product Management.

(1) Memphis Tigers vs. North Texas preview from Parth Upadhyaya from the DM (2) Breaking: Jaren Jackson Jr news that he's out for Utah & will have surgery

Hour 2--J&J Show Thursday 1/29/26--Tigers tonight @ FedExForum and they are struggling -Parth from DM with J&J + Bama and the Charles Beiako sago and Memphis connection thought from J&J

This episode is our third and final installment of a special, three-part Reid Riffs miniseries focused on what it actually means to become AI-native. In this episode, Parth shares how founders can rethink work by breaking problems into modular pieces, orchestrating AI agents in parallel, and collapsing timelines that once required entire teams days of iteration. Using real-world examples like coding agents that tackle week-long engineering challenges to reimagining how content can be localized across languages and regional markets, the conversation explores how AI enables small teams to operate with outsized leverage. Along the way, Reid and Parth discuss what separates real AI traction from “AI theater,” how founding teams are evolving, and why the most powerful AI often works best when it fades into the background, quietly amplifying human creativity and ambition. For more info on the podcast and transcripts of all the episodes, visit https://www.possible.fm/podcast/

It's the Hump Day edition of Sports 56 Mornings with Greg & Eli. We'll go around the horn in the sports world and cover a variety of topics from the NBA, NCAA & NFL. In the first hour, we will be joined by Memphis Tigers Basketball Beat Writer, Parth Upadhyaya, who is still in Wichita, Kansas due to the winter weather. Parth will discuss the current state of the Tigers, ahead of this Thursday's conference rematch with Florida Atlantic

(1) DM's Parth Upadhyaya LIVE from Tulsa with the Tigers- on the roster / game (2) NFL Mike McDaniel + J& J on shoes, shoe sizes and energy lol

This episode is our second installment of a special, three-part Reid Riffs miniseries focused on what it actually means to become AI-native. Instead of a news or headline-driven conversation, Reid sits down one-on-one with AI engineer and strategist, Parth Patil, for a deeper exploration of how AI is changing the way people and organizations work. In this second episode, they discuss why most enterprises are still talking about AI without truly integrating it (“AI theater”), and how the real shift begins inside everyday workflows rather than strategy decks. Together, they explore how language models and agents can reduce friction in communication and coordination, reinvent meetings, and turn unstructured information into actionable insight (with examples). They also examine how AI-powered analysis, automation, and parallelized agents are accelerating decision-making, reshaping roles, and moving work from execution toward orchestration. Parth and Reid both highlight how an open mindset and experimentation are required to collaborate effectively with these systems as AI evolves from a productivity tool into a foundational layer for thinking and leadership. Subscribe below to catch the third episode for startup founders and their early teams building AI-native companies.  For more info on the podcast and transcripts of all the episodes, visit https://www.possible.fm/podcast/ 

(1) Ja Morant and the Grizzlies creating a scene in Germany. J&J latest updates (2) Parth Upadhyaya, Daily Memphian, on the Tigers win over Temple & Penny

This is the first of a special, three-part Reid Riffs miniseries. Instead of a news-and-headline driven conversation, Reid sits down one-on-one with Parth Patil, an AI engineer and strategist, for a deeper exploration of what it actually means to become AI-native. In this first episode of the series, Parth and Reid discuss how individuals can better leverage LLMs, agents, and creative tools daily. They trace the shift from seeing AI as a productivity boost to understanding it as a meta-tool, as well as unpack techniques like role-based prompting, meta-prompting, and voice as a high-bandwidth thinking interface. Along the way, they discuss the humility required to collaborate with these systems, the move from a single copilot to orchestrating fleets of specialized agents, and how these tools are already reshaping workflows. Subscribe below to catch the second episode on how large companies can integrate AI, as well as the third episode for startup founders and their early teams building AI-native companies.  For more info on the podcast and transcripts of all the episodes, visit https://www.possible.fm/podcast/  01:07 – When ChatGPT became an “everything tool” 03:11 – Role-based prompting and meta-prompting 07:04 – Ego, humility, and the GPT-4 inflection point 10:41 – Why voice is the highest-bandwidth interface 14:15 – Choosing models and building an AI stack 18:09 – From one copilot to fleets of agents 21:11 – When agents go wrong 25:40 – Using AI as an agent, not a chatbot 28:34 – Building real systems with AI agents 32:49 – Context engineering and advanced prompting 36:03 – Becoming AI-native 40:34 – Closing

(1) J&J take calls on "Should the Grizz trade Morant?" (2) Parth Upadhyaya, Tiger Hoops Beat Writer Daily Memphian, on Ja Morant & TIgers vs. FAU (3) What's the future of Ja?

Join Sanjana and Parth as they discover the New Year secret, the secret of now, gratitude, lessons, small promises,and discoveries. This story reminds us to slow down, notice the moment, and grow, laugh, and shine every day.

(1) the Grinch vs. Bears conti' then Memphis Tigers need a solid performance vs. Miss State. (2) Tigers roster, Memphis vs Miss State who preview, Parth Upadhyaya in-studio (3) Robert Irwin Jewelers, Official Sponsor of the J&J Show on 92.9 FM ESPN

Memphis vs. Miss State Game PREVIEW: Parth Upadhyaya, Daily Memphian, with J&J Show

(1) Louisville vs. Memphis cont' then Zach Edey's future and a comparison to big man injuries/NBA Weight Comps (2) Parth Upadhyaya, Daily Memphian Tigers Reporter, previews Tigers v U of L (3) Charles Huff shaping the Memphis Tigers Roster with Southern Miss athletes

THE LATINUM GIRLS. Bryan and Katie livestreamed this month's animated spotlight as part of Geekscape's fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern New Jersey. Come take a listen to their thoughts and judgment on the midway point of Lower Decks' fourth season. Some bawdy Betazoids fluster the crew of the Cerritos in "Empathological Fallacies." Later, a trip to Ferenginar proves overwhelming for Boimler, Tendi, Rutherford, and Mariner. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

(1) Memhis Coaching Search (2) USA Soccer receives a very favorable draw for their group play (3) Parth Upadhyaya- Daily Memphian Tigers Basketball Beat -on Memphis v Baylor

Parth Jindal and Prabodha Acharya of JSW Group join Climate Rising to discuss how one of India's largest industrial conglomerates is reducing the carbon intensity of its steel business while scaling infrastructure for a fast-growing economy. They share how JSW built vertically integrated operations—from power to cement to ports—through industrial symbiosis, and why energy efficiency, renewable power, and circular practices are at the heart of its decarbonization roadmap. The conversation explores India's dual challenge: meeting rising domestic steel demand while managing its climate vulnerability. Parth and Prabodha explain JSW's green investments, hydrogen pilots, carbon capture initiatives, and why cost competitiveness, stakeholder pressure, and industrial policy shape the path forward. This is part of our Global South series, which also features Tata Power and organizations in Brazil at the intersection of business and climate. Explore more episodes at climaterising.org.

Hour 3--J&J Show Friday 11/21/25--Memphis Tiger Hoops "Must Win" + Parth Upadhyaya from the Daily Memphian live from Bahamas w/the Tigers

We just wrapped our second Young Men's Conference, and I'm still taking in the power, the stories, and the lessons this year brought.From 220 registered to nearly 100 young men showing up in person, this year felt bigger, bolder, and more aligned with the work we've been building: helping young men normalize vulnerability, step into their strengths, and see themselves in community with mentors who truly see them.This episode is a reflective solo cast on what went well, what surprised us, and how we're preparing for a global expansion of the movement in 2026.The growth of the Young Men's Conference from 50 to 100 participantsWhat young men actually said about their experienceWhy “normalizing vulnerability” remains a radical actWhat we learned from the 100+ youth who didn't show up, and how to reach them next yearThe global partners activating this movement around the worldA call to action for parents, mentors, schools, and anyone who cares about young menTimestamps(0:00) Welcome & why this episode is a reflection on the conference(2:30) What worked: attendance, workshops, volunteers & community support(4:48) How we expanded to a bigger venue and deeper partnerships(7:14) Parent testimonials and powerful stories from young men(9:40) Why “normalizing vulnerability” is the theme—and why it matters(11:30) What we learned from 220 registrants but only 100 attendees(14:07) Alberto & Parth share behind-the-scenes insights(18:00) Why this work matters even more after recent tragedies(20:30) The “critical gap” and our responsibility to young men(22:15) A call to action as we prepare for 2026Join / Contribute to the Young Men's ConferenceJoin/Contribute to our Young Men's Conference 2026: https://everforwardclub.orgJoin our Skool Community: https://www.skool.com/efc-young-mens-advocates-2345Submit Questions, Reflections, or Episode IdeasEmail us: totmpod100@gmail.comCreate your mask anonymously: https://millionmask.org/Connect with Ashanti BranchInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/branchspeaks/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BranchSpeaksTwitter: https://twitter.com/BranchSpeaksLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashantibranch/Website: https://www.branchspeaks.com/Support the Podcast & Ever Forward ClubHelp us continue creating spaces for young men to be seen, heard, and supported:https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/branch-speaks/supportConnect with Ever Forward ClubInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/everforwardclubFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/everforwardclubTwitter: https://twitter.com/everforwardclubLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-ever-forward-club/#unmaskingwithmaleeducators #millionmaskmovement #takingoffthemask #totm #doace #UNWME #diaryofaconfusededucator #youngmensconference #normalizevulnerability #everforwardclub

(1) ... J&J Family talk then J&J discuss NBA including Denver being legit & Knicks solid in the East (2) Memphis vs. UNLV and Pastner this Sunday - Parth Upadhyaya previews w/J&J

(1) Ja Morant, Iisalo and the Grizzlies minutes situation & style of play? (2) Parth Upadhyaya, Daily Memphian, talks about Tiger Hoops Home openers vs SF (3) Robert Irwin Jewelers & a massive weekend for Tiger Football tonight!

Hour 3--J&J Show Friday 10/24/25--Vikings and NFL, Tiger Football, & Parth Upadhyaya in-studio on Arkansas vs. Tigers St Jude game

(1) Penny Hardaway Tiger success and look at attendance vs. Grizzlies (2) Parth Upadhyaya joins J&J in-studio to glaze on last night's Tigers event (3) New NBA streaming show "Starting 5"

Finishing up the conversation on Banana Ball in Memphis, Penny Hardaway Narrowing Down his Search for a New Assistant Coach; Parth Upadhyaya on J&J's John Calipari Interview, Advertising for St. Jude Tipoff Classic, Penny Deciding on Starters, The American Poll Results; Jason Ditches His Laptop to close the show

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(1) Memphis Chic-Fil-A continued discussion then Impressive weekend slate in the NFL. Mariota and the Commanders. Raiders (2) Parth Upadhyaya in-studio on Penny loving his roster & comp to older teams (3) Bama vs. UGA this weekend & how will Memphis fare against FAU?

(1) Arkansas vs. Memphis FB and the history of Memphis in big games last decade (2) Parth Upadhyaya, Daily Memphian, on Tiger Football game, Curtis Givens too

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(1) College Football Week 2 - Can Miss State upset Arizona State? & More (2) Parth Upadhyaya, Daily Memphian, in-studio on Tiger rankings & Belichick (3) Les Smith returning to Memphis with family tonight

Hour 3--J&J Show Friday 8/29/25--Memphis Women's Soccer & John's childhood on Sycamore View & Parth Upadhyaya discusses Memphis Tigers Bball and landscape of recruiting.

Hour 1--J&J Show Wednesday 8/20/25---Grizzlies lease info & Parth Upadhyaya joins J&J in Seg 2 on Tigers/FedEx deal

Hour 3--J&J Show Friday 8/8/25--- with Parth Upadhyaya from the Daily Memphian with John in Seg 2 on Tigers & PGA Tour in Memphis

(1) SEC Football Media Poll Texas is #1 pick, State last, & CFB / Tiger coaches (2) Parth Upadhyaya, Daily Memphian Tigers BB Beat, on Penny Bday, NCAA stuff (3) Update on the SEC who was cheating on his wife at the Coldplay concert