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Welcome to the Drag Drive Repeat Show EP 61 presented by Summit Racing We have a HUGE show planned! Zach Slevin recaps the Cruise and Lose event!  Cliff "Tulsa Madman" Parvin is on to talk announcing and The Circuit. Finishing the show will be John-Paul Franks and Jonathan Stonecipher to talk about Naturally Aspirated builds and The Circuit!

Parvaneh Parvin is a tech-savvy problem solver with a flair for all things culinary. She studied Digital Humanities and Computer Science at the University of Pisa in Italy, where she also earned her PhD in her research into Just-in-time health feedback systems for older adults with mild cognitive impairments. But she didn't stop at algorithms and data; her deep passion for food steered her on a different path.   Pari's journey into the world of food technology began when she joined Wageningen University & Research. Today, as a postdoc researcher within the Health and Nutrition division in the Sensory Science and Eating behavior group, she has carved out a niche in the world of Food recommendation systems. Her mission? To make the culinary world joyful and delightful for those dealing with smell disorder.   As a Persian, she has inherited a deep passion for the intricate dance of flavors and spices that define her cuisine. It's not just about algorithms; it's about creating digital experiences that tantalize the senses, much like crafting a delectable dish.  Join her on this unique journey where technology meets the kitchen, and together, we'll explore the flavors of tomorrow.    Pari Parvin on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/parvaneh-parvin/   To learn more about Aigora, please visit www.aigora.com

In today's episode, we're talking with Shaharima Parvin, Senior Assistant Librarian at East West University in Bangladesh and a CrossRef Ambassador. Shaharima is interviewed by Matthew Ismail, a Conference Director, and Editor in Chief of the Charleston Briefings. Shaharima talks with Matthew about the structure of the higher education system within Bangladesh. She also discusses open educational resources and how they're being used in Bagladesh, and how advocating for the use of OER's and open access educational materials with stakeholders is very important to her.  Also, whether cooperation in higher education is possible within South Asia when there are so many different languages and different cultures present.     Social Media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-ismail-1a6282a/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaharima/ Twitter: Keywords:, #scholcomm, #AcademicLibrary, #academia, #HigherEd, #OER, #OpenEductionResources, #collections, #learning, #education, #knowledge #research, #collaboration, #libraries, #librarianship, #LibraryNeeds, #LibraryLove, #AcademicPublishing, #publishing, #podcasts

"Ich definiere Kochen als Kunst und ich sehe mich als einen kreativen Menschen." Selbstbewusstsein  hat Parvin Razavi auf jeden Fall, doch diese Eigenschaft hatte sie nicht immer. Im zarten Alter von 8 Jahren kam Parvin mit ihrer Familie nach Wien. "Ich bin  im 19. Bezirk sehr wohl behütet aufgewachsen und Deutsch habe ich sehr schnell gelernt", erzählt die Haubenköchin mit persischen Wurzeln. Der erste Jahreswechsel in der neuen Heimat war für Parvin und ihre Brüder sehr schlimm, denn sie dachten, dass das Feuerwerk Bomben seien, "wir dachten der Krieg geht hier weiter."  Aufgewachsen ist sie in einem "weltoffenen Haushalt ohne Gottesglaube", aber Ärztin, wie es ihre Eltern wollten, ist sie dann doch nicht geworden. Nach dem Soziologiestudium, das sie abgebrochen hat, ging es nach Brasilien. "Ich wollte über mein eigenes Leben selber bestimmen und mich von Eltern loslösen, deshalb bin ich nach Brasilien gegangen". Dort hat Parvin Razavi vieles gelernt, vor allem "wie arme Menschen mit Ressourcen umgehen". "Wir in Österreich sind sehr verschwenderisch. Das Mindesthaltbarkeitsdatum auf dem Joghurtdeckel ist ja nur ein Richtwert." Nach einem Jahr war ihr die "Oberflächlichkeit" in Brasilien zu viel und Parvin kam wieder zurück nach Wien. "Das Trinkwasser und das Gesundheitssystem waren die Dinge, weshalb sie wieder zurück kam.   

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„satt & selig“ ist ein carpe diem Podcast Special, bei dem sich alles um gutes Essen, ein emotionales Rezept und eine tolle Köchin oder einen tollen Koch dreht.In Folge #6 ist Parvin Razavi von „&Flora“ in Wien zu Gast. Die Küchenchefin liebt orientalische Gewürze und verführerische Aromen. Ihre Gerichte verraten uns oft etwas von Parvins Vergangenheit und von ihrer Gegenwart. Heute hat Sie für uns ein Wohlfühl-Familiengericht gekocht. Was könnt es wohl sein?Hier geht es zur Story & den Bildern der Podcastfolge. Abonniere „satt & selig – Staffel 1“, damit du garantiert keine Episode verpasst. Jeden Monat eine neue Folge.„satt & selig“ auf InstagramWillkommen bei der ersten Staffel von „satt & selig“ – den carpe diem Kochgeschichten. Unsere neue Podcastserie entführt uns in die Welt der Kulinarik. Jede Folge lernen wir eine neue Köchin oder einen neuen Koch kennen, die mit uns gemeinsam ein Wohlfühlgericht live im Podcast zaubern. Begleitet werden sie von carpe diem-Host Holger Potye („Der Anfänger“) und Podcast-Host Mesi Tötschinger („Der Profi“).Das Konzept: Der Koch oder die Köchin bereiten gemeinsam mit dem Host ein einfaches Gericht zu, das ihnen am Herzen liegt. Ein Wohlfühlgericht – Essen für die Seele, also. Ganz oft ist es an einen bestimmten Moment gekoppelt, an eine Erinnerung aus der Kindheit, an liebe Freunde oder einen Tag am Meer. Es ist auf jeden Fall immer ein emotionales Gericht. Das heißt zu jedem Kochabenteuer gibt es eine persönliche Geschichte, die wir zu hören bekommen.Und ein Rezept, das wir in der Podcast-Story und auf Social Media posten. Damit du, wenn du Lust hast, jederzeit alles nachkochen kannst.Staffel 1: Episode #1 Eddi Dimant (Mochi, Wien)Episode #2 Kevin Ilse (The Stepford Husband, Wien)Episode #3 Lukas Nagl (Das Bootshaus, Traunsee OÖ)Episode #4 Simone & Adi Raihmann l (Karma Food, Wien & Klosterneuburg) Episode #5 Sohyi Kim (Kim kocht, Wien)Episode #6 Parvin Razavi (&Flora, Wien)Format-Konzept: Holger PotyeProduktion: Red Bull Media House ViennaHosts: Mesi Tötschinger & Holger PotyeMusic: „A Little of This“ (Red Bull Audio Library) & „Beautiful Cooking“ (Red Bull Audio Library) Dieser Podcast wird präsentiert von Liebherr Hausgeräte Österreich - dem Spezialisten für Kühl- und Gefriergeräte. Bei Liebherr Hausgeräte treffen innovative Technologien auf Langlebigkeit und modernes Design, vom stylischen Weinkühler bis zum personalisierten Kühlschrank. Wer die ganze Produktvielfalt entdecken und noch tiefer in die Welt der Frische eintauchen will, klickt sich am besten rein auf home.liebherr.com.

I'm so happy to introduce you to Brigitte Parvin - from June 22 2023  Brigitte is an Amazing Light. Once you meet her, you'll love her. Open Minded, Loving, Gentle, but a strong woman not afraid to go in and get the work done. Having done extensive personal work herself. She has made her past one of her greatest assets. Having been in long-term recovery since 1992, she has had the privilege to work with many women, guiding and helping them reclaim their Inner Truth. Brigitte's book "How To Get Your Life Back" is available on Amazon. This book includes Brigitte's experiences in Recovery and how angels intervened along the way. The book also includes stories of other people's experiences with their angels. Brigitte is Certified as an Advanced Angel Therapist Practitioner®, Angel Therapy Medium®, Past Life Reader, Hypnotherapist, Yoga of Recovery Counselor®, Akashic Record Reader, Yoga Instructor, and Reiki Practitioner. Brigitte's Serenity Studio has been of Service since 1994 Find her on FB at: https://www.facebook.com/howtogetyourlifeback Schedule a session, learn about her weekly classes and other offerings on her website : https://www.brigittesstudio.comI'll be back with season two shortly!  Support the showThank you for joining me for this episode! I hope you found it helpful! I always love to hear from you! Email me at Jennifer@jenniferlonnberg.comStay in touch with me on Social Media Website https://www.jenniferlonnberg.comFB page https://www.facebook.com/jenniferlonnberg/Embodied Grace Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/EmbodiedGraceCommunity/LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferlonnberg/Instahttps://www.instagram.com/jenniferlonnberg/YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/JenniferLonnbergAuthorSpeakerPsychicAPPhttps://spirituallivingtoday.passion.io

#67 We are joined by Josh Parvin from Cornerstone Gundog Academy to discuss dog training and other usual nonsense.

In dieser inspirierenden, motivierenden und aufklärenden Podcast Folge bin ich im Austausch mit Parvin Kohanpour. Die im Iran geborene Parvin Kohanpour ist studierte Bauingenieurin und zudem Coach für Selbstbestimmtes Leben, Selbstbewusstsein und Selbstdisziplin. Und genau diese Eigenschaften baute Sie in Ihrem Leben eindrucksvoll aus. In Ihrer Jugend, die sie im Iran verbachte, empfand Sie es schon früh als ungerecht, dass Jungen mehr Rechte hatten, als Mädchen. Das Sie in der Hitze ein Kopftuch tragen sollte, was sie nicht tat und vor allem, dass die Männer in der Hitze die Zeit in einem klimatisierten Raum verbringen konnten und die Frauen in der kochend heissen Küche sein mussten, um dort zu arbeiten. Der Aspekt, dass junge Frauen bis zum 18. Lebensjahr verheiratet wurden, schreckte Sie ab und Parvin schwor sich, dass Ihr nie so etwas passieren würde. Sie verliess Ihr Heimatdorf, studierte in Teheran Bauingenieurwesen. Während des Studiums war Sie die einzige Frau und setzte sich in einer Männer dominierten Welt erfolgreich durch. Sie zog dann nach Europa, um Ihren Traum zu leben und ein selbstbestimmtes Leben führen zu können. Und genau darüber sprechen wir. Zudem gehen wir näher auf die Themen "Selbstbestimmtes Leben, Selbstbewusstsein und Selbstdisziplin" ein. Wie erlangt man diese? Wie sollte man mit der Angst umgehen? Was hat es mit dem Selbstwert zu tun? Uvm. Viel Spaß beim Hören.

In dieser inspirierenden, motivierenden und aufklärenden Podcast Folge bin ich im Austausch mit Parvin Kohanpour. Die im Iran geborene Parvin Kohanpour ist studierte Bauingenieurin und zudem Coach für Selbstbestimmtes Leben, Selbstbewusstsein und Selbstdisziplin. Und genau diese Eigenschaften baute Sie in Ihrem Leben eindrucksvoll aus. In Ihrer Jugend, die sie im Iran verbachte, empfand Sie es schon früh als ungerecht, dass Jungen mehr Rechte hatten, als Mädchen. Das Sie in der Hitze ein Kopftuch tragen sollte, was sie nicht tat und vor allem, dass die Männer in der Hitze die Zeit in einem klimatisierten Raum verbringen konnten und die Frauen in der kochend heissen Küche sein mussten, um dort zu arbeiten. Der Aspekt, dass junge Frauen bis zum 18. Lebensjahr verheiratet wurden, schreckte Sie ab und Parvin schwor sich, dass Ihr nie so etwas passieren würde. Sie verliess Ihr Heimatdorf, studierte in Teheran Bauingenieurwesen. Während des Studiums war Sie die einzige Frau und setzte sich in einer Männer dominierten Welt erfolgreich durch. Sie zog dann nach Europa, um Ihren Traum zu leben und ein selbstbestimmtes Leben führen zu können. Und genau darüber sprechen wir. Zudem gehen wir näher auf die Themen "Selbstbestimmtes Leben, Selbstbewusstsein und Selbstdisziplin" ein. Wie erlangt man diese? Wie sollte man mit der Angst umgehen? Was hat es mit dem Selbstwert zu tun? Uvm. Viel Spaß beim Hören. .

»Ich finde es traurig, wenn Kinder so zehn oder zwölf sind und schon so viel in ihrem Leben verpasst haben«, sagt Parvin Razavi. Die Autodidaktin plädiert dafür, Kindern keine »Kindergerichte« vorzusetzen, hat es in der Wiener Gastronomie weit nach oben geschafft und ist zweifelsohne einer der kritischen Geister in der Szene. So spricht sie sich unter anderem auch für mehr Sichtbarkeit von Frauen, Migrant:innen und anderen Minderheiten in der Gastronomie aus.Im Gespräch mit Falstaff-Chefredakteurin Lisi Brandlmaier erzählt Razavi außerdem davon, wie sich ihre Beziehung zur Kulinarik entwickelte, warum sie gerne noch mehr Zeit für kreative Prozesse verwenden würde und was früher kulinarisch in ihrem heutigen Heimatbezirk Neubau los war. Alle Folgen und Infos rund um den Podcast findet ihr unter falstaff.com/at/podcast und überall, wo es Podcasts gibt. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sarah Parvin, AKA the Slab Queen talks about raising trophy sized bluegill on her private pond in Alabama. She discusses managing a trophy fishery, the importance of fishing stories and legacy, best practices to get kids involved and much more. Sarah is a conservationist and has a true passion for fishing and for growing a world record bluegill. She also grows largemouth bass, crappie and tiger bass. For more on Sarah, you can follow her @sarah_the_closer_parvin on Instagram.  This episode of RadCast Outdoors Podcast is sponsored by PK Lures, Hi Mountain Seasonings, and Bow Spider. Please go visit our sponsors and thank them for sponsoring RadCast Outdoors by giving them your business.

In this week's edition of the “22 lessons on ethics and technology series,” I speak with Dr. Nassim Parvin. We talk about the ethical and political dimensions of design and technology, especially as related to values of democratic participation and social justice. How have digital technologies impacted, and how do they continue to impact, the future of social and collective interactions, particularly in the arenas of political participation and social justice? How do the designs of technologies create platforms for participation--or inhibit it? And how have the values of democracy, equity, and justice nfluence the way we imagine and design the technologies that we claim will serve these values? Dr. Nassim Parvin is an Associate Professor at the Digital Media program at Georgia Tech, where she also directs the Design and Social Justice Studio. Her research explores the ethical and political dimensions of design and technology, especially as related to questions of democracy and justice. Rooted in pragmatist ethics and feminist theory, she critically engages emerging digital technologies—such as smart cities or artificial intelligence—in their wide-ranging and transformative effect on the future of collective and social interactions. Her interdisciplinary research integrates theoretically-driven humanistic scholarship and design-based inquiry, including publishing both traditional scholarly papers and creating digital artifacts that illustrate how humanistic values may be cultivated to produce radically different artifacts and infrastructures. Her scholarship appears across disciplinary venues in design (such as Design Issues), Human-Computer Interaction (such as ACM CSCW), Science and Technology Studies (such as Science, Technology, and Human Values), as well as philosophy (such as Hypatia: Journal of Feminist Philosophy). Her designs have been deployed at non-profit organizations such as the Mayo Clinic and exhibited in venues such as the Smithsonian Museum, receiving multiple awards and recognitions. She is an editor of Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience, an award-winning journal in the expanding interdisciplinary field of STS and serve on the editorial board of Design Issues. My teaching has also received multiple recognitions inclusive of the campus-wide 2017 GATECH CETL/BP Junior Faculty Teaching Excellence Award. Dr. Parvin received her PhD in Design from Carnegie Mellon University. She holds an MS in Information Design and Technology from Georgia Tech and a BS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Tehran, Iran.

In this episode, Nathan, Brad, and Joshua interview Wendi Parvin. Wendi is the VP of Administration at Baba Java Coffee and serves as the shops "Mama Java." She speaks on her perspective of the start of BJC and her role now as she navigates being mother, wife and friend to her coworkers. "Like our meeting we had on Monday. There was a little tension; what he didn't say in that is that it was between Nathan and I. Because we technically and many times see things through different lenses and I think what we've learned is that's not a personal thing and it does make our business better." - Wendi Nathan is the president and co-founder of Baba Java Coffee. He founded Baba Java Coffee alongside his son, Joshua Parvin in 2018. Nathan serves as the big-picture visionary that pioneers strategic growth in all internal and external Baba Java endeavors. Brad is the Vice President of Operations and long-time close friend to Nathan. Brad inspired the business concept at the very heart of Baba Java and continues to instill their values in day-to-day operations. Without Brad, Baba Java would not exist as it is today. Joshua Parvin is the Baba Java International Lead and co-founder of Baba Java Coffee. He founded Baba Java Coffee alongside his dad, Nathan Parvin. Josh serves as both a big visionary and day-to-day manager at Baba Java Coffee. Wendi Parvin is the Vice President of Administration for BJC and has worked at Baba Java since it's beginning. Without Wendi, Baba Java would not have made it from a dream to reality. She continues to instill the companies values and remain the detail oriented innovator at Baba Java Coffee. Take Our Coffee Profile Quiz Try Our Coffee https://www.babajavacoffee.com/buy/p/coffee-sample-box Let's Connect Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Website

Beata and Bita are eager to share about Yalda (also known as Shab-e Yalda), the longest darkest night of the year, which happens on the Winter Solstice. They want to inspire you to celebrate Yalda, in whatever form you can, this year.    Listen to get ideas of incorporating elements from this ancient festival to your holiday gatherings, end-of-year events, or on the actual night of Yalda.   In the spirit of Yalda, this episode includes three special family music and poetry clips to get listeners in the mood to celebrate.   The song “Ghoghaye Setaregan” by Parvin is sung by from Bita's mom, Maman Minoo.   Santoor music is played by Beata's Maman Joon.   Excerpts from “The Symbols of Love” by Salak (Mojtaba Kashani) is recited by Beata's late Baba Joon, and includes a translation by Beata herself.    Modern Persian Food podcast references: Episode 63: Yalda Episode 10: Yalda Winter Flavors   Hamid Rahmanian Shahnameh Book - The Epic | شاهنامه فردوسی   Special Yalda song: Shabe Yalda by Kalmast   Recipe: Beata's Walnut and Pomegranate Stew – Khoreshteh Fessenjoon – BeatsEats Recipe: Bita's Ajeel | Persian Trail Mix Recipe - Oven Hug   All Modern Persian Food podcast episodes can be found at: Episodes Co-host Beata Nazem Kelley blog: BeatsEats – Persian Girl Desperately Addicted to Food! Co-host Bita Arabian blog: Oven Hug - Healthy Persian Recipes | Modern Persian Recipes   Sign up for the email newsletter here!   Subscribe+ to the Modern Persian Food podcast on your favorite podcast player, and share this episode with a friend.   Podcast production by Alvarez Audio

"To, co najbardziej zaskakuje wielu ludzi to widok Francuzów na tarasach kawiarni i restauracji. Dziwią się, że oni cały czas tam siedzą, czy oni nie mają pracy?!" Licencjonowana przewodniczka po Paryżu - Alicja Parvin (@from_warsaw_to_paris) o nieoczywistych atrakcjach, które warto zobaczyć; (nie aż tak) zakłamanym obrazie Francuzów w serialu Emilii w Paryżu i mniej turystycznym obliczu miasta. Więcej informacji: malgosiazmaczynska.pl

In this episode, Nathan, Brad, and Joshua interview Rachel Parvin, producer of CoffeeU and the Media Coordinator for Baba Java Coffee. She discusses what it is like to work with family as well as the trust built and reciprocated in the Baba Java work environment. "I can trust the people I work for, I can trust Brad. And that's another huge, huge, huge thing. The culture that we have at Baba Java, it's really just about trust." - Rachel Nathan is the president and co-founder of Baba Java Coffee. He founded Baba Java Coffee alongside his son, Joshua Parvin in 2018. Nathan serves as the big-picture visionary that pioneers strategic growth in all internal and external Baba Java endevours. Brad is the Vice President of Operations and long-time close friend to Nathan. Brad inspired the business concept at the very heart of Baba Java and continues to instill their values in day-to-day operations. Without Brad, Baba Java would not exist as it is today. Joshua Parvin is the Baba Java International Lead and co-founder of Baba Java Coffee. He founded Baba Java Coffee alongside his dad, Nathan Parvin. Josh serves as both a big visionary and day-to-day manager at Baba Java Coffee. Rachel Parvin has been working for Baba Java since January of 2022. She serves as the content manager for all things Baba Java Coffee and CoffeeU. Joshua and Rachel will be taking Baba Java overseas for the first international branch: Baba Java Dubai. Take Our Coffee Profile Quiz Try Our Coffee https://www.babajavacoffee.com/buy/p/coffee-sample-box Let's Connect Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Website

This month, Laura talks with Vanessa Parvin, a singer and voice teacher who is also the longtime musical director for the Vivid Dreamers summer program. Vanessa talks about her early history performing (when she met her husband), and how she has developed a life as an arts entrepreneur. Hear about how her work as a teacher, a singer in Marquee Five and manager of a carolling business intertwine to satisfy her itch to both create and to lead. Vanessa also talks about trends in musical theatre sound, and how she helps her students find their most authentic voice while becoming healthy and versatile singers. For more about Vanessa: www.thejunestudio.com

Dedicated to my Iranian sisters.

In this episode, Nathan, Brad and Joshua interview Evie Parvin and Robin Meeks on their experience as college students working at Baba Java. Evie gives us insight on working with family and being a coffee professional while not enjoying the drink herself. Robin shares what brought her to Birmingham and how she has grown to love coffee through BJC. "Everyone that works is great. I have fun with all of them. It's so fun to get to know them. Like during slower periods where you don't really have any shift work to do, we can just kind of talk and hangout and it's a good time. I love it." Nathan is the president and co-founder of Baba Java Coffee. He founded Baba Java Coffee alongside his son, Joshua Parvin in 2018. Nathan serves as the big-picture visionary that pioneers strategic growth in all internal and external Baba Java endevours. Brad is the Vice President of Operations and long-time close friend to Nathan. Brad inspired the business concept at the very heart of Baba Java and continues to instill their values in day-to-day operations. Without Brad, Baba Java would not exist as it is today. Joshua Parvin is the Baba Java International Lead and co-founder of Baba Java Coffee. He founded Baba Java Coffee alongside his dad, Nathan Parvin. Josh serves as both a big visionary and day-to-day manager at Baba Java Coffee. Evie, Nathan's daughter, has been apart of Baba Java's foundation. She has worked as a barista and reliable coworker since 2019 when the cafe opened. Robin has been apart of our team for 8 months as a barista and friend. We appreciate the way she methodical brews and intentionally serves. Take Our Coffee Profile Quiz Try Our Coffee https://www.babajavacoffee.com/buy/p/coffee-sample-box Let's Connect Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Website

Hör unika vittnesmål från kvinnor och män inne i Iran, som trotsar moralpolisen när de går ut och protesterar mot regimen. Unika röster inifrån Iran Konflikt ringer via krypterade appar till Iran. Hör om frisörskan "Parvin" från samma stad som Mahsa Jina Amini som nu protesterar för första gången, svensktalande "Gisoo" som går ut utan slöja trots extrem rädsla och "Ali", en av alla män som nu sluter upp bakom Irans kvinnor, för kvinnors rättigheter och för mänskliga rättigheter och ett systemskifte i Iran. Kvinnornas historiska kamp i Iran Efter revolutionen i Iran 1979, när shahen störtats, ville det nya islamiska styret införa obligatorisk slöja för kvinnor. Det ledde till en "motrevolution", när kvinnor strömmade till gatorna för att protestera. Vi kände att slöjtvånget var toppen av ett isberg, att om det infördes skulle mycket av det som kvinnor uppnått i Iran fram till dess försvinna, säger Susan Maybud, som var med då. Social revolution Forskaren Mona Tajali, som studerat kvinnornas kamp för rättigheter och politiskt inflytande i Iran talar om att det som nu sker är en "social revolution", då de iranska kvinnorna lyckats övertyga stora delar av samhället, inte minst männen, att sluta upp i deras krav på frihet och mänskliga rättigheter. Forskaren jämför slöjan som symbol i den iranska kontexten med Berlinmuren, och menar att den inte har så mycket med religion att göra, utan om makt och ideologi. Omvärlden måste stå upp för Irans kvinnor I Sverige följer svensk-iranier protesterna i hemlandet nära. Konflikt följer med när de lämnar en mapp om demonstrationerna och regimens våld till det svenska Utrikesdepartementets presstjänst, med krav på att Sverige står upp bakom Irans protesterande kvinnor och fördömer regimens våld. Medverkande: "Gisoo", "Parvin", "Sepehr", "Ali", som protesterar i Iran, Susan Maybud, iransk-amerikansk kvinna som var med och protesterade mot slöjtvång mars 1979, Mona Tajali, forskare som fokuserat på kvinnors kamp för rättigheter och politiskt inflytande i Iran, Barahan, svensk-iranier i Stockholm mflProgramledare: Lotten Collin lotten.collin@sr.se Reporter: Nishtman Irandoust Tekniker: Maria Stillberg Producent: Anja Sahlberg anja.sahlberg@sr.se

Candidates for Ventura County Supervisor District 4 Janice Parvin and Bernardo Perez take a break from the campaign trail  to sit down for a ranging conversation with Acorn editors Sylvie Belmond and Becca Whitnall. Perez (D) and Parvin (R) are running against one another to represent Simi Valley and Moorpark on the Board of Supervisors.Related information:Residents have multiple opportunities to learn about, meet local office-seekersBranching Out:Find us on TwitterEmail us at branchingout@theacorn.comCall us at (805) 222-0237Produced by David LopezMusic by Ian Bradley SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS!Arsenal Comics & Games1610-1 Newbury Rd, Newbury Park3431 Telegraph Rd, Ventura(805) 499-6197Maid in America Housecleaning Call for a free estimate!(805) 499-7259Sunburst Skylights 520 N Ventu Park Rd, Newbury Park (805) 499-8935Support the show

Finding it difficult to get a GP appointment? Wondering what's going on at your GP practice, or what you can do to manage your wellbeing at home? Reporters Safina and Parvin interview Trafford GP Dr Goga about his experiences as GP before, during and after the pandemic. Not one to be missed! 

In this episode of The Healers Café, Manon Bolliger (Deregistered naturopath with 30+ years of experience in health) speaks with Dr Parvin Zarrin a Homeopathy and Integrative Medicine / Bio Quantum Academy. For the transcript and full story go to: https://www.drmanonbolliger.com/dr-parvin-zarrin   Highlights from today's episode include: Dr. Parvin Zarrin 08:03 That's why we are just nature's assistant to help you to give you tools, you know, the tools and remedies in order to heal. The healing principles is within you. So that's why we don't call it cure. So, because cure as I said cures an internal domain of each individual. So, that may be subconsciously sitting somewhere there. Dr. Parvin Zarrin You don't have to make any efforts to remove those manifestations, you just have to go within, by healing from within because we all are born, we are all as human beings and all living beings are born with this power. With this ability to heal ourselves, we can fix this ourselves, our wisdom, our intelligence knows how to fix itself, when to fix itself. As long as we give them raw, the raw materials the body needs, we give them the right tools, then the body's intelligence and wisdom knows how to do it on itself. Dr. Parvin Zarrin Human beings have the biggest factory and manufacturers of medicine and remedies within. So, the only thing you have, yeah, you have to just activate it, you have to just support it, then that healing power will surface and would cure the person on its own.   ABOUT DR PARVIN ZARRIN, PhD Practitioner, Director, Educator, Author Dr. Parvin Zarrin PhD, Founder of Integrative Medicine & Nutrition, Founder of Homeopathy & Nutrition Clinic, Founder of Bio Quantum Academy, Canada. She has a Doctorate in Integrative medicine, degree in Nutritional Sciences &, Honor Diploma in Classical Homeopathic Medicine and Sciences & Certified in Homo-toxicology medicine in Canada. She has done an intensive research on the Homeopathic medicine for her PhD program and is awarded an order of Excellence. She received Certificates of Achievement in Homeopathy from Germany. She has been practicing Homeopathic medicine, Orthomolecular nutrition, Therapeutic nutrition, Homo-toxicology and Integrative medicine for over 20 years in Toronto, Canada. She is a World-known Homeopathic and Integrative medicine practitioner, educator, mentor, international lecturer, and the author of  “ Quantum Anti-Aging”. Core purpose/passion: I passionate about helping and educating the sick to recover and restore their health permanently. –  Website | Facebook | LinkedIn |  YouTube | Instagram | Twitter   ABOUT MANON BOLLIGER As a recently De-Registered board-certified naturopathic physician & in practice since 1992, I've seen an average of 150 patients per week and have helped people ranging from rural farmers in Nova Scotia to stressed out CEOs in Toronto to tri-athletes here in Vancouver. My resolve to educate, empower and engage people to take charge of their own health is evident in my best-selling books:  'What Patients Don't Say if Doctors Don't Ask: The Mindful Patient-Doctor Relationship' and 'A Healer in Every Household: Simple Solutions for Stress'.  I also teach BowenFirst™ Therapy through Bowen College and hold transformational workshops to achieve these goals. So, when I share with you that LISTENING to Your body is a game changer in the healing process, I am speaking from expertise and direct experience". Mission: A Healer in Every Household! For more great information to go to her weekly blog:  http://bowencollege.com/blog.  For tips on health & healing go to: https://www.drmanonbolliger.com/tips   ABOUT THE HEALERS CAFÉ: Manon's show is the #1 show for medical practitioners and holistic healers to have heart to heart conversations about their day to day lives. Follow the podcast on social media! FB: https://www.facebook.com/thehealerscafe     Follow Manon on Social – Facebook | Instagram |  LinkedIn  |  YouTube  |  Twitter | Linktr.ee | Rumble   * De-Registered, revoked & retired naturopathic physician after 30 years of practice in healthcare. Now resourceful & resolved to share with you all the tools to take care of your health & vitality!   Remember to subscribe if you like our videos. Click the bell if you want to be one of the first people notified of a new release.

In Episode 30 of A is for Architecture, I speak with Alastair Parvin, CEO of Open Systems Lab, co-founder of WikiHouse, writer and architect. Open Systems Lab 'believe that if we want to build a successful, sustainable, fair and inclusive digital economy and to navigate the massive changes of the next half-century, we need to design, invest-in and deploy new open systems for everyone'. We discuss the impact of these things and the implications and possibilities they suggest, particularly for the production and management of the built environment - towns and cities, house and homes (and the gaps in between). Alastair and I talk about all this with reference to three pieces he has written: A New Land Contract, Planning for the Future and We need new operating systems. Whose job is that?, all linked here but available on Alastair's Medium page. I met Alastair At Sheffield School of Architecture, where we both studied. His work, which incorporates stints at RSH+P and Architecture 00, is a wonderful example of the possibilities afforded by engaging with socio-spatial and process thinking. Follow the links above to Al's articles, and watch him TED the roof off here: Architecture for the people by the people. He also gave a talk entitled The Future of Regulations at the Radical Practice Conference 2020, Royal College of Art & Dark Matter Laboratories, which is worth a sticky. Enjoy! + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Music credits: Bruno Gillick. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + aisforarchitecture.org Apple: podcasts.apple.com Spotify: open.spotify.com Google: podcasts.google.com

The only thing two-dimensional about the latest guest on the award-winning #GINNing Podcast are the materials she modifies with antibodies in order to instantly detect the Covid-19 virus spike protein — electronically. So, if you've been starvin' for Parvin, then grab a heaping helping of this electrical engineering grad student's wonderful world of biosensors and microscopic masterpieces.  

“Tap into who your consumer is, really know. And I don't mean like ‘males 25-34 years old who live in cities.' No, it's like ‘what's important to this person, where do they spend their time,' you know, those kinds of things, really thinking about who that person is and then what your company's role, what your brand's role, plays in their lives. And then, just naturally, you know how music can kind of work in there, and I think from there you'll start to see some natural potential opportunities. And if you brainstorm that internally with your colleagues, I think some things will just shake themselves out.” -- Sam Parvin   This episode's the second part of my interview with music supervisor and branding expert Sam Parvin as we talk about how different branding perspectives can lead to very different licensing strategies, Sam's three best practice steps when it comes to music branding, and how a more fluid and mobile audio landscape is creating both new challenges and opportunities for musical marketing. As always, if you have any questions for my guest, you're welcome to reach out through the links in these show notes.  If you have questions for me, just visit http://www.audiobrandingpodcast.com/ (www.audiobrandingpodcast.com) where you'll find all sorts of ways to get in touch. Plus, subscribing to the newsletter (on the http://www.audiobrandingpodcast.com/ (www.audiobrandingpodcast.com) webpage) will let you know when the new podcasts are available.   What Your Music Means We begin the second half of the interview with a look back at some of Pepsi and Coke's most famous advertising campaigns, and how their distinct marketing strategies and approaches to branding led to very different choices when it came to licensing music. "They're using music in different ways," she explains, "because of what their brand DNA is as well as the campaigns that they're working on at different times." She tells us how a famous song isn't always the best marketing choice and shares a success story that came from adapting a licensed composition to meet her client's needs.   A Living, Breathing Vessel “Your brand is a living, breathing vessel,” Sam tells us, “and so too is your music strategy.” Music, she explains, has a more dynamic, versatile quality than more visual forms of marketing, and how there's a much more diverse range of music and audio inspiration available out there than many companies have considered. “They're getting their music choices either from Spotify or production libraries,” she says. “But there is an entire world of amazing music in between those two.” We talk about her three best practice tips when it comes to audio branding, from finding your company's musical point of view to making sure that you have somebody overseeing your musical brand from start to finish.   The Democratization of Music We wrap up the interview with a look at what she calls the democratization of music, and how everything from Spotify playlists to innovations in augmented reality are changing the role music and musical branding plays in our lives. As she puts it, "brands' biggest challenge now is being flexible and being able to move quickly, because the whole world is moving quickly." We talk about the deepening connection between musical branding, marketing, and culture, and how they're only becoming more interconnected over time. "They're the ones who are telling us what's okay in the world and what's acceptable in the world," Sam notes. "It's a great responsibility that we have as marketers."   Episode Summary Marketing strategies and meeting a wide variety of musical needs The dynamic quality of music and its cultural flexibility Sam's three best practice steps for a successful musical brand The future of music marketing and how branding shapes the world   Connect with the Guest Website: www.parvin-music.com Follow Sam Parvin on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/parvinmusicusmx...

“The way that advertising agencies, for example, are structured now is still based on the Mad Men era where only billboards and print existed. So we have an art director and a copywriter on every project, but we don't have a sound person, we don't have a sound director. And so much of the way that we interact with the world, or 'consume' content, is through audio. I think it's just about thinking about us as humans, and how we intake information and interact with external things in our world, and audio is just always there.” -- Sam Parvin   This episode's guest specializes in helping senior-level brand marketers use and strategically execute music to create a stronger brand that also creates value for their consumers. She's a globally-awarded music supervisor for brands like Coca-Cola, Maker's Mark, Corona, and GMC, and she's passionate about sharing her very specialized expertise in navigating the music licensing space to help people inspire the world with their marketing communications. Her name is Sam Parvin, and if you've been wondering how you can use music to enhance what your brand offers to the world, this is going to be a discussion you'll definitely want to hear. As always, if you have any questions for my guest, you're welcome to reach out through the links in the show notes.  If you have questions for me, just visit http://www.audiobrandingpodcast.com/ (www.audiobrandingpodcast.com) where you'll find all sorts of ways to get in touch. Plus, subscribing to the newsletter (on the http://www.audiobrandingpodcast.com/ (www.audiobrandingpodcast.com) webpage) will let you know when the new podcasts are available.   Music Has Been My Path The interview starts with a look back at the way sound shaped Sam's earliest memories from the soothing lull of watching televised golf with her grandfather to the Bonnie Raitt concerts and her first job handing out band flyers in Atlanta. She remembers studying the business of art in college and how it connected her back to the music industry. “I didn't realize I was the person who always knew what I wanted to do,” Sam tells us, “but in retrospect, music has always been my path.”   Making an Impact “My clients typically come to me and say ‘we've got this new project, here's what we're trying to achieve with it, we know we need music: help.'” Sam goes on to talk about how her early career led to a deeper appreciation for working directly with her clients and helping to perfect the audio identity for each one's particular brand. “I saw an opportunity,” she recalls, “for brands to mainly structure the way that they handled music differently, to be more effective and also efficient.”   Emotional Beings We go on to talk about the importance of sound and how deeply it influences people and emotionally connects us with them in ways that go beyond the marketing lingo. Sam tells us about the importance of knowing what the brand means to the world, and how she works with her clients to make sure that the right music is licensed, adapted, or even composed from scratch to fit their marketing needs and connect with their audience. “The people who are in charge of or own who the brand is for the world,” she tells us, “…should also be clear on what that looks like from a music and audio perspective.”   Audio is Always There As the first half of our interview ends, Sam talks about how brands have their own personalities and, even without a jingle or slogan, sound plays a vital role in expressing that identity. We discuss the tools she uses to find a brand's personality, from workshops and interviews to a worksheet you can download by following the link below.  “Audio is always there,” she explains, “and music is very often, and so that's why it's always important to have music in production.”   Episode Summary Sam's early life and the sounds that have stayed with her Helping clients find the right audio marketing for their brand How Sam's...

Tim talks to wikihouse.cc creator, Alastair Parvin, about housing issues.  Contact Tim Tim@lovejoy.co.uk

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Alison Asarch - Thank You Tequila  meljii - Propeller Hat  Julie Durden - My Person  Parvin & Patterson - Crazy He Calls Me (featuring Alex Patterson)  Saints Among Us - Run  Emma Gale - Showbiz  writer Justin Geraci feat. Bri Geraci - Merry Go Town   Suzanne's Band - Indio  I Want Poetry - Souvenirs  Ann-Marita - Movie  For Music Biz Resources Visit and Visit our Sponsor Jennie Tidwell at Visit our Sponsor Brittany Bliss at Visit our Sponsor Hypeddit at Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at:

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Alison Asarch - Thank You Tequila  meljii - Propeller Hat  Julie Durden - My Person  Parvin & Patterson - Crazy He Calls Me (featuring Alex Patterson)  Saints Among Us - Run  Emma Gale - Showbiz  writer Justin Geraci feat. Bri Geraci - Merry Go Town   Suzanne's Band - Indio  I Want Poetry - Souvenirs  Ann-Marita - Movie  For Music Biz Resources Visit and Visit our Sponsor Jennie Tidwell at Visit our Sponsor Brittany Bliss at Visit our Sponsor Hypeddit at Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at:

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Grace Kerlin - Over Again  Bri Geraci (writers Justin & Matthew Geraci) - Nothin's for Nothin'  Annie Calder - I Know You & You Know Me  Zoe FitzGerald Carter - Saturday Man  ChloA Watson - Loved   SUMI - Sunshine  Clare McInally - Maze   Maribeth Alexander - Forever Yours  Parvin & Patterson feat. Nancy Hall - By Heart  Patti Cole - Your Heart Can't Be a Stone  For Music Biz Resources Visit and Visit our Sponsor Maribeth Alexander at Visit our Sponsor Rock Your Next Release at Visit our Sponsor Hypeddit at Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at:

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Grace Kerlin - Over Again  Bri Geraci (writers Justin & Matthew Geraci) - Nothin's for Nothin'  Annie Calder - I Know You & You Know Me  Zoe FitzGerald Carter - Saturday Man  ChloA Watson - Loved   SUMI - Sunshine  Clare McInally - Maze   Maribeth Alexander - Forever Yours  Parvin & Patterson feat. Nancy Hall - By Heart  Patti Cole - Your Heart Can't Be a Stone  For Music Biz Resources Visit and Visit our Sponsor Maribeth Alexander at Visit our Sponsor Rock Your Next Release at Visit our Sponsor Hypeddit at Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at:

Have you ever wondered what it  would be like to train your own dog?  Not just any dog though, a true hunting companion that is also a family dog.  A dog that wants to please you in everything it does and is always looking for the next opportunity to retrieve something, anything!Josh Parvin, owner of Cornerstone Gundog Academy, has spent the last 10 years of his life learning what makes dogs tick.  He understands the true bond between handler and dog.  In fact, the relationship of a handler and their dog is very much like the relationship we have with God.  Josh's examples of how these parallels exist in the dog training world are amazing!The guys also share a few laughs as they chat about hunting and Corey's experience using Cornerstone with his pup Charlie.  This is not one you want to miss!Check out Cornerstone Gundog Academy https://www.cornerstonegundogacademy.com/a/39346/jbDqKZX3Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/rootedoutdoors)

Sam Parvin helps senior-level brand marketers to use music strategically and execute with ease, so that they are contributing value to their consumers and simultaneously creating a stronger brand. She is passionate about sharing her very specialized expertise in navigating the music licensing space to help people inspire the world through their marketing communications. She is a globally-awarded music supervisor for brands such as Coca-Cola, Maker's Mark, Corona, and GMC. Mentioned in This Episode Sam's email: samparvin@gmail.com Sam's website: https://parvin-music.com Barilla Pasta What you will learn: Sam's story (2:44) Why senior-level brand marketers should care about music (7:52) What's the right music for your brand? (10:56) What value do you bring? Filling the music void (13:35) Targeting the right audience How effective is music? Industries that can benefit from incorporating music into their strategy (26:10) Be more effective in your music use (29:39) Putting music on the list Get in touch with Sam (33:01) Sam Mentality - Quotes From the Show “We need music in our world” “Everybody feels connected to music” “Have someone in charge of music from start to finish on your project” “Meet your audience where they are”

Parvin wurde in Afghanistan geboren. Sie hat zwei Brüder und drei Schwestern. Mit ihrer jüngsten Schwester verband sie eine ganz besondere Nähe. Sie lebt heute in London und seit ihrer Flucht vor sechs Jahren hat Parvin ihre Schwester nicht gesehen. Bigalke, Katjawww.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Plus EinsDirekter Link zur Audiodatei

Rhode Island-based comic book writer Curtis Parvin chats with the Codex Prime Podcast in this week's episode! Listen in as he discusses his horror comics, his collaborations with artists, his creative process, favorite films, and more in this free-flowing conversation. Horror geeks and freaks, let's GET IT! Recorded January 25, 2021 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- See Curtis Parvin's work on: Instagram @curtis_makes_comics Webpage: https://cparvin270.wixsite.com/my-site ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Purchase SILK CITY HOT SAUCE here: https://levinskystopshelf.com/silk-city-hot-sauce - Use CODEX to get 15% off of your order! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Buy Codex Prime Shirts at: @MFAMUCUSTOMS (Instagram) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Catch Codex Prime on SPOTIFY Email: CodexPrimePodcast@gmail.com Buy Codex Prime Shirts at: @MFAMUCUSTOMS (Instagram) CATCH CODEX PRIME AT: Facebook: www.facebook.com/codexprime Twitter: twitter.com/codexprimecast Instagram: instagram.com/codexprimepodcast/ iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/codex…id998035389?mt=2 YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCbDMNJNgnM6y3WB3fA1a1HA SoundCloud: @codex-prime Victor Omoayo - https://www.instagram.com/victoromoayo/ Carl Byrd - Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat: @mrbyrd1027 - bookmrbyrd1027@gmail.com

I'm SO excited to be here in Mexico, interviewing my sister Sam Parvin, in-person! Sam is an entrepreneur and the owner of Parvin Music, a music licensing & creation company that helps brands uplevel their marketing through the power of music.  Before becoming an entrepreneur, Sam was the Global Music Consultant for Coca-Cola. When she was suddenly let go from that job, she saw the vision she had for her future start to disappear. But within a few months, she moved to Mexico and created her first business. Now she works with international companies like Modelo and Maker's Mark while living by the beach in Playa del Carmen.  We skip around a bit in this episode because we had so many interesting topics to cover, like: trusting your intuition and co-creating with the universe, identifying your dream client and marketing solely to them, investing basics for financial freedom, the ups and downs of living & working in Mexico, the holistic 'ecosystem' of branding and how music fits in, and so much more!!  Go to Sam's website for a free worksheet on how to incorporate music into your brand: https://parvin-music.com/ And check out my Goal-Setting & Marketing Course (use the coupon code mentioned in the episode for 50% off!): https://jessparvin.com/goal-setting-course/ Books Mentioned: Profit First: Transform Your Business from a Cash-Eating Monster to a Money-Making Machine By Mike Michalowicz Unshakeable: Your Financial Freedom PlaybookBy Tony Robbins  

Sponsored By Chaarbaan چاربان یک تولید کننده مواد غذایی فراسودمنده. حالا فراسودمند یعنی چی؟ یعنی محصول غذایی که هدف از مصرفش فقط سیرشدن و خوشمزگی نباشه! و برای سلامتی وجودتون مفید هم باشه. گرانولا ها و موسلی‌های چاربان رو که هم صبحانه و میان وعده کاملی هستند و هم تقویت کننده دستگاه گوارش هستند رو می تونید در وب سایتشون به آدرس chaarbaan.com سفارش بدین! توصیه می کنیم حتما امتحان کنید

Hoy les traigo un encuentro matero con Carlos Cerón, un chileno radicado en Varsovia, Polonia. Quien nos cuenta su viaje matero y cómo ha sido el integrarse en la cultura polaca y cómo ha sido su experiencia con la creciendo cultura del mate en Polonia. Además conversamos un poco acerca de su programa de radio "La Ruta de Baku a América Latina" junto con Parvin, su pareja, dónde comparten acerca de la cultura de diferentes países y en el cual pude ser partícipe en uno de sus episodios, por supuesto hablando del Mate. Espero que lo disfruten y visiten a los chicos en https://www.instagram.com/larutadebaku COMPÁRTELO!

This episode discusses the book Perfectly Parvin, a story about a half Iranian girl trying to find her place in a world where the only beauty she sees is white and the only culture she knows doesn't feel like it wants her at times. If you want to support the podcast, follow on Instagram (@melanatedandeducatedpodcast), give positive ratings on streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and continue to listen to episodes!

A Tough Mudder legionnaire, having completed at 52 Tough Mudder events and volunteered at over 40, she is well and truly a legend in the Tough Mudder community. Alan and Charli discuss Tough Mudder, Spiders, working at the orphan tent at World toughest Mudder and also a little bit of rugby. *Note to listeners- It is the Haxey hood and not hack Alan forgot the name of. Charli's Instagram Outro song:- Keep on running by The Spencer Davis Group

In today's episode we have our previous guest Parvin back to talk all about food! What kind of diets does each of us follow if any? Are vegetarians wrong?! 

In today's episode it is 3 of us for the first time. Our guest, Parvin, talks about her experience living in the USA and later in Canada. She compares some key benefits of each country and generally speaks about her life in the US versus in Canada. 

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Becca Gohn - Colored In Blue Jill Detroit - The Road Not Taken Mary P Carter - I've Got To Let You Go Parvin & Patterson - Chipped & Cracked Abbey Kimball - Smile for Me Claire Pain - Tug Of War Gladys Padron - Dreamin BlackieBlueBird - Flying Too Close To The Ground Leslie Austin - Alright Theresa Rhose - Your Only One For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Alika Arlynn at:   Visit our Sponsor Jaguar Grace at: Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at:

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Becca Gohn - Colored In Blue Jill Detroit - The Road Not Taken Mary P Carter - I've Got To Let You Go Parvin & Patterson - Chipped & Cracked Abbey Kimball - Smile for Me Claire Pain - Tug Of War Gladys Padron - Dreamin BlackieBlueBird - Flying Too Close To The Ground Leslie Austin - Alright Theresa Rhose - Your Only One For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Alika Arlynn at:   Visit our Sponsor Jaguar Grace at: Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at:

Welcome to Transmissions Time, Evil Geeks! Today C-Mart and Undies of Wondy are talking with Curtis Parvin and Drew Kelly, the co-founders of Splash Page Comics and the creators of the comic The Legend of Beard Fist.  It’s a comics packed episode of Transmissions From the Evil Lair! Want to take this podcast on the […]

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit  This show includes the following songs: Kecia Burcham - What My Girlfriends Say Stegall - Predator Martini Garden - Key To My Heart Lisa Coppola - Can't Make Sense Of Your Crazy Parvin & Patterson - By Heart PURCHASE ON ITUNES Jessica Rotter - Winter Sun Ashlinn Gray – Battleships For Music Biz Resources Visit    Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Kristin Chamber at Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Lisa Coppola at Visit our Sponsor: Get music by CommonUnion at

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit  This show includes the following songs: Kecia Burcham - What My Girlfriends Say Stegall - Predator Martini Garden - Key To My Heart Lisa Coppola - Can't Make Sense Of Your Crazy Parvin & Patterson - By Heart PURCHASE ON ITUNES Jessica Rotter - Winter Sun Ashlinn Gray – Battleships For Music Biz Resources Visit    Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Kristin Chamber at Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Lisa Coppola at Visit our Sponsor: Get music by CommonUnion at