Podcasts about paua

✨ ...I'm Gonna Let It Shine ✨ The grand finale awaits, and it's bigger than anyone imagined.Hunny, you've found our missing Princess, but her spark is nowhere to be seen! Overwhelmed. Stuck. Uncertain. Paua has spent the past week buried in fairy tales, avoiding the Kingdom she fought to rebuild. But when you and Mrs. Honeybee guide her back into the light, she makes a shocking discovery: the Kingdom doesn't need her to do everything for them. The Kingdom of Ronzio needs her to lead. And lead well.With a new plan, a bold idea, and a single, rallying cry—BOUNDARIES!— Princess Paua is ready to reclaim her place at the helm of a Kingdom in motion.But will she make it in time for the first-ever Reunion Swoon Masquerade Ball? And can a new kind of unscripted history be told onstage? Welcome to,

✨ This Little Light of Mine... ✨ Hunny, where is Princess Paua?!

✨ This Little Light of Mine... ✨ Hunny, where is Princess Paua?!

✨ ...I'm Gonna Let It Shine ✨ The grand finale awaits, and it's bigger than anyone imagined.Hunny, you've found our missing Princess, but her spark is nowhere to be seen! Overwhelmed. Stuck. Uncertain. Paua has spent the past week buried in fairy tales, avoiding the Kingdom she fought to rebuild. But when you and Mrs. Honeybee guide her back into the light, she makes a shocking discovery: the Kingdom doesn't need her to do everything for them. The Kingdom of Ronzio needs her to lead. And lead well.With a new plan, a bold idea, and a single, rallying cry—BOUNDARIES!— Princess Paua is ready to reclaim her place at the helm of a Kingdom in motion.But will she make it in time for the first-ever Reunion Swoon Masquerade Ball? And can a new kind of unscripted history be told onstage? Welcome to,

Princess Paua has one chance, and exactly ONE Ogre Slayer arrow left, to set all the wrongs of history right; to sort out the tangled knot of what's legend, what's history, whose fear determined which was which, where wishful thinking is a trap and the substance of reality a magic wand in-hand; to put all that she's learned together into a cohesive lesson that will impact not only her own life, but every single life within and beyond the Kingdom in an irrevocable way. Can she do it? If she can, WILL she?That's where you are now, Hunny, on the front lines of an “us” versus “them” mentality, caught in between two enormous and clashing forces, in what feels like an impossible situation. But you're sure of two things that quell you on this quest fit for a Princess: you ALWAYS have everything you need, and you can do ANYTHING you set your heart to—especially with Princess Paua by your side and Mrs. Honeybee in your heart. The only way out is through, so you and Princess Paua will need to get through to King Ronzio…and quickly if there is any hopeful way out of this. Last time in our fairy tale—with the help of the magic that YOU contain—you, Princess Paua, and Princess Pia achieved the impossible and changed the hearts of each and every raging Ogre in the entire Ogre army! It was like…well…a fairy tale, complete with shimmering fairies gathered merrily around Princess Petra as their new maître d'; this quest was well on its way toward a hard-earned happily ever after, wrapped up in sparkling bow.  All would have been well had it not been for onnnnne little detail. One iridescent detail that came flying back with its horn, its long flowing mane, and its brilliant white fur, but…without…any of its the three messengers that Paua sent at the reigns, carrying a very important message.When the unicorn came back flying solo, without the messengers it was sent with, Princess Paua tried to stay positive and rest assured that the urgent message she sent for her Father the King to stand down, to not raise his army, and to trust her to handle this complex situation at hand was received; she tried to save all of her “what-ifs” from flurrying like an avalanche in a snow storm because…what if the what-ifs never come to be? Like Mrs. Honeybee always says: it's better to focus on what IS rather than what IF. That shift puts us squarely in our most powerful position…PAUA-full, hehe…of problem-solving; why worry about “what if” until you can actually DO something—however big or small that something is—about what IS, when it actually comes about? Well…this time…all of Paua's “what-ifs” became her “what-ises”...rather quickly and in full force. Her “what-ifs” charged by the hundreds of thousands…to the bugle call of top generals, dressed in full military regalia, when all the King's men marched in lock-step, straight toward the UNsuspecting, UNassuming, UNthreatening Ogre army—opposite them, but NOT opposing them, by any stretch of the imagination…and imagination is the only opponent in this battle.The steely soldiers, hardened of heart, grate against the jolly Ogres, softened in spirit, who continue to dance in the rain to the rhythmic beat of the war drums; they do not recognize the threat in its sound, only the timbre and depth of its feel. They need your protection...from the King?  Welcome to The Fairy Tales of Princess Paua

In this episode of EV Musings, Gary discusses the feasibility of long-distance electric vehicle journeys, debunking common myths about range anxiety and charging infrastructure. Using personal experiences from a London to Geneva rally, Gary highlights the ease of long-distance EV travel, comparing it to fossil fuel vehicles. He also shares tips for first-time EV drivers and emphasizes the importance of education in avoiding common pitfalls. The episode concludes with insights from Julie Ramsey, who completed a historic North Pole to South Pole EV journey, proving that range is no longer a barrier.What are the hints, tips & tricks to driving long distances with an EV?This season of the podcast is sponsored by Zapmap, the free to download app that helps EV drivers search, plan, and pay for their charging.Links in the show notes:Pole to Pole EV - homepageEV Batteries Can Outlast A Vehicle's Lifetime With Minimal Degradation, Study Finds - Cool ThingWhat to Do the First Time You Charge Your New Electric Vehicle - The EV Musings PodcastMaddie Goes ElectricEpisode produced by Arran Sheppard at Urban Podcasts: https://www.urbanpodcasts.co.uk(C) 2019-2024 Gary Comerford Support me: Patreon Link: http://www.patreon.com/evmusingsKo-fi Link: http://www.ko-fi.com/evmusings The Books:'So, you've gone electric?' on Amazon : https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07Q5JVF1X'So, you've gone renewable?' on Amazon : https://amzn.to/3LXvIckSocial Media:EVMusings: Twitter https://twitter.com/MusingsEvInstagram: @EVmusingsOctopus Energy referral code (Click this link to get started) https://share.octopus.energy/neat-star-460Upgrade to smarter EV driving with a free week's trial of Zapmap Premium, find out more here https://evmusings.com/zapmap-premiumMentioned in this episode:PauaThis episode is sponsored by Paua, the business drivers charging and payments solution. Charge wherever you drive with one app and card and get fair reimbursement for your business miles no matter how long the journey is. Click the link for more detailsPaua Season 12Zapmap Premium PromoEnhanced filters in the Zapmap app have always helped drivers charge with confidence, but the new pricing filter is quickly becoming a user favourite. You can now set a maximum price per kWh whilst searching for charge points, ensuring you never pay over the odds. Couple this with the day-to-day charging discounts included in the Premium

Paua pie, beef rendang pie and lamb shank pie are some of the 38 gourmet pies celebrated in a new book by photographer and pie fan Derek Morrison. The idea for the book was conceived around a smoky campfire one summer's evening on the West Coast, as a group of mates discussed their dream coffee-table book.

Selon l'ONG Global Witness, c'est en 2023 en Colombie, où se réunissent à Cali les négociateurs de près de 200 pays pour s'entendre sur la sauvegarde de la nature, que le plus grand nombre d'assassinats de défenseurs de l'environnement au monde a été enregistré. Et les peuples autochtones sont en première ligne. A l'occasion de cette grande conférence qui se tient à Cali jusqu'au 1er novembre, nous rediffusons donc un épisode de notre série Sur la Terre, consacré aux Kogis. Les Kogis, qui vénèrent la "Terre mère", et vivent dans la plus haute chaîne de montagnes côtières du monde, la Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta en Colombie sont de plus en plus écoutés par les scientifiques, comme d'autres peuples autochtones, après de longs siècles de mépris.D'autant que plusieurs études ont montré que les populations autochtones vivent sur des territoires représentant 80% de la biodiversité mondiale. Première diffusion : 6 juillet 2023. Intervenants : Arregocès Coronado Zarabata, directeur d'école Kogi, Luciano Mascote Conchacala, sage (“Mama”) kogi, Eric Julien, géographe et fondateur de l'association Tchendukua , Monica Hernandez Morcillo , Ingénieure forestière, University for Sustainable Development Eberswalde (Allemagne), Melissa K. Nelson, professeure de développement durable autochtone, Arizona State University. Réalisation : Michaëla Cancela-Kieffer. Composition musicale: Nicolas Vair avec Irma Cabrero-Abanto et Sebastian Villanueva.Un grand merci à Loïc Le Meur et à Paua d'avoir autorisé cette rencontre.Sur la Terre est une série de podcasts et de textes réalisée par l'AFP Audio, en partenariat avec The Conversation qui part à la recherche de solutions pour surmonter la crise climatique et écologique, avec rigueur et esprit critique. Notre série a été financée par le Centre européen de journalisme dans le cadre du projet Journalisme de solutions, soutenu par la fondation Bill & Melinda Gates. L'AFP et The Conversation ont conservé leur indépendance éditoriale à chaque étape du projet. Pour joindre l'équipe de l'AFP Audio écrivez-vous à podcast@afp.com ou laissez-nous une note vocale : au + 33 6 79 77 38 45. A très bientôt ! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

We're heading north in the food slot today, where locally farmed paua is on the menu at the Savour Northland festival. 

Paua along the Kaikoura coastline are finally flourishing again following the 2016 earthquake. 

Rockfish are very vulnerable to overfishing and don't have babies every year. Very rarely a "jackpot recruitment" happens and tons of rockfish babies are born (they give birth to live young, meaning no eggs!). The last time it happened in the San Juan Islands was decades ago. Our guest today are Adam Obaza and Olivia Carmack of Paua Marine Research Group. We work with Paua to collect data on young rockfish to aid in the recovery plan for the species. Check it out! -- www.pauamarineresearch.com ⁠www.seadocsociety.org⁠

Paua are a national treasure, as iconically Aotearoa as pineapple lumps and kiwi. Paua have a long history as a source of meaty protein and decoration. This week's critter is the Manawatawhi paua, Haliotis pirimoana, a newly named species that only lives on Manawatawhi Three Kings Islands in Te Tai Tokerau. Ngati Kuri gave this species its scientific name, which translates as 'the paua that clings to the sea.'

Princess Paua can fix this once and for all, but she's going to need your help and your magic, Hunny! Last time in our fairy tale, you, Princess Paua, and Princess Pia stood face-to-face with the full creaturely reality of the Ogres, to see their soft, tender side as well as their ferocious, enraged side…for exactly what they are: complicated parts of a whole being that's in desperate need of compassion, understanding, and most of all, belonging.Such a legendary vantage point sparked much transformation in each of you—including Ember, who, as a dragon, single-wingedly convinced both King Ronzio and Princess Petra that they needed to change their understanding of what's possible. But no one was more transformed than Princess Paua, who—after running the entire way back from the wilderness to the kingdom, with nothing but her heart guiding the way—kicked off her one black boot for good, before it could trip her up again. With that, she kicked off a cascading chain reaction that set the gears of living legend in motion, ready to repeat age-old history in the service of fear, under the guise as service to the Kingdom. Though invisible to most, you saw Paua's deeply internal transformation and were by her side when she realized the heavy weight and consequence of fear and panic; a weight that threw off the balance that Princesses like you, Paua, Pia, and Petra are adept at creating—each in your own way, in your own realm. Balance, Harmony, and Honesty: those are the principles of Princessing that you helped Princess Paua remember, and that truth shone down like a spotlight on the whole picture, the forest for the trees came into view. It is Princess Paua's purpose—the single, life-long project that trumps all other projects in her workshop—to maintain the delicate balance of that whole.Now, with you by her side, she is set on righting her wrongs; set on righting the ancient imbalance that's been in effect since the first Princess of Ronzio effectively banished the Ogres from their rightful place as an important part of the Kingdom.Welcome to The Fairy Tales of Princess Paua

 History is trying to repeat itself, Hunny, and that's where you are now: standing beside Princess Paua…on the brink.  Last time in our fairy tale, you and Princess Paua found your way through the wide-open wilderness, back to Princess Pia, sleeping off the night's adventure at her same bivouac. You didn't know what to expect when you found her again, but you certainly were not expecting her to be consumed with wordless worry that she desperately tried to bury further and further; banishing it without proper consideration of what her unruly emotions may be trying to tell her. Slowly but surely—after Princess Paua pleads THREE times for Mrs. Honeybee to magically appear and help her—you, Paua, Pia, and Mrs. Honeybee unravel the knotted mystery of how the Fairies, the Ogres, and the ancient artifacts you found in the charred forest intertwine with the Kingdom of Ronzio legend. But more questions still swirl. What could cause the Fairies to take refuge in the wilderness for soooo long...and soooo far away from the Kingdom? After much uncharacteristic denial, Princess Pia reluctantly admits that all the tell-tale signs of an Ogre invasion are upon us: the forest is going up in flames, the Gnomes have already ran for their lives, and it's getting more and more difficult to keep the Fairies from fleeing. What are they really fleeing from? Is it the Ogres themselves that they're afraid of…or something else. Something deeply ingrained in Princess Paua and the Kingdom of Ronzio…that they both must outgrow.Welcome to The Fairy Tales of Princess Paua

 You got some much needed sleep, but you knew in your heart that Princess Paua was not settled on how your adventure ended…and you know her well enough to know that when Paua doesn't like how something ended…it means it's not over.   That's where you are now, Hunny: snoozing away in the sleepover room of the Castle, wrapped in luxuriously soft pjs, getting as much sleep as you can in preparation for the epic adventure you expect to have waiting for you when you are awakened.Last time in our fairy tale, Princess Pia led you through the wilderness on a wild journey that delivered you back to the Castle with a new appreciation of yourself, the world around you, and all that Princess Paua thought she knew. Though Paua was promised a fun sleepover—happily hoping to reconnect Princess Pia and Princess Petra—what she got was a long, sleepless night of rumination, stuck in her own head…all alone. The biggest challenge she's ever faced was still out THERE in the forest, unfazed…while she was dragged by the arm back to the Castle, where everything she needs is handed to her—and handed to her sometimes even before she thinks to need it.Welcome to The Fairy Tales of Princess Paua

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Embark on an enlightening journey through the dynamic world of energy entrepreneurship in this latest episode of Insiders Guide to Energy! In it we dive deep into the personal and professional paths of three seasoned entrepreneurs who have successfully carved their niches within the complex energy sector. Hosted by Chris Sass, this episode offers a unique blend of insights, challenges, and triumphs encountered by those at the forefront of energy entrepreneurship. Our Guests - Chris Sass: With a rich background in technology and entrepreneurship, Chris Sass has played a pivotal role in shaping innovative energy solutions. His expertise in navigating the startup ecosystem and passion for fostering sustainable energy practices have positioned him as a leading voice in the industry.  - Jeff McAulay: Co-founder of Energetic Insurance, Jeff McAulay brings a unique perspective on risk management and financing in the clean energy sector. His work focuses on making renewable energy projects more accessible and financially viable through innovative insurance products.  - Niall Riddell: As the mind behind Paua, Niall Riddell has significantly contributed to the electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. His efforts to simplify EV charging access and improve user experience reflect his commitment to accelerating the transition to sustainable transportation. Topics Covered: 1. The Entrepreneurial Leap: Discover the catalysts that compelled Chris Sass, Jeff McAulay, and Niall Riddell to transition from traditional roles into the uncertain yet rewarding realm of entrepreneurship. Learn about the pivotal moments and the compelling desire to make a significant impact that led them to embark on their entrepreneurial journeys within the energy sector.  2. Overcoming Early Challenges: Gain an insider's view of the initial hurdles faced by our speakers as they navigated through the complexities of the energy industry. From securing funding to understanding market needs and the importance of timing, this segment offers candid reflections on the obstacles they encountered and the strategies they employed to overcome them.  3. Driving Innovation in Energy: This topic explores the innovative solutions and business models our entrepreneurs developed to address critical challenges in the energy sector. Understand how they leveraged technology, strategic partnerships, and creative financing to bring their visions to life and drive sustainable change in the energy landscape.  4. Entrepreneurial Insights and Advice: Benefit from the wealth of experience shared by our speakers as they offer actionable advice for aspiring energy entrepreneurs. This segment covers the essential skills and mindset needed to succeed, the importance of resilience, and how to navigate the ups and downs of the entrepreneurial journey. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a professional in the energy sector, or simply someone passionate about innovation and sustainability, this episode offers invaluable insights into the realities of building a business in the complex world of energy. Our speakers' stories of perseverance, creativity, and the drive to make a difference are sure to inspire and motivate you to explore the opportunities within the energy industry. 

A investigation is underway into alleged paua and kina poaching on the Coromandel Peninsula. MPI said calls to the fisheries poacher hotline last Tuesday night saw 3 people caught in Pauanui. It's alleged they took at least 60 undersize paua from the south end of the beach. Fisheries New Zealand Director of Fisheries Compliance, Steve Ham speaks to Lisa Owen.

Now, you just need to get back to Princess Petra and the Castle, your home away from home. That's where you are now, Hunny, making your way back to the Kingdom of Ronzio Castle, step by step: over shimmering puddles of fairyberry juice alongside Princess Paua; doing your best to follow behind Princess Pia…without getting lost in the meandering darkness…again. Last time in our fairy tale, you got to know your new friend Princess Pia, and her wild ways, a bit more. Though she claims to be sole Princess of the forest and all the fairies it contains, she doesn't seem to have much sway over the same fairies that she calls her own. That was made abundantly clear, and for Pia—annoyingly clear—when the fairies interrupted her attempts to control them, buzzing about her ears and directly undermining the authoritative persona she was wearing like a mask.Mrs. Honeybee's gentle ways seem to garner more command of the mischievous fairies with none of the bravado that Pia forces onto them, and that leaves you wondering what makes these fairies tick, what role Mrs. Honeybee has in this quest—since she always seems togo missing or…reappearing out of nowhere—and what all goes on out here in the great beyond; beyond the confines of the Kingdom that felt so expansive not hours ago.You've gotten a good glimpse of the forest, seen through its cover of darkness, and peered into the inner-workings of the wild, but you sense that there is much more to see. And that…there's something….you're not seeing…despite your best attempts at vigilance. Princess Paua has lost interest in conquering the forest and has set her sights, and her heart, on reconnecting with Princess Pia. She all but begged Pia to join you for a sleepover at the Castle, for one night's reprieve from the harsh conditions that Pia flaunts.Welcome to The Fairy Tales of Princess Paua

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You're now standing face-to-face with someone who seems to know a lot more about Princess Paua than Paua knows about her, and someone entirely unknown to you. Who is this….Princess Pia? And, more importantly, Hunny, can you trust her?Last time in our fairy tale, you were whisked away to Princess Paua's workshop in a tree to test her latest creation: the Ogre Slayer arrow! No sooner was it finished, than you two were up in the highest turret of the Castle, sipping tea and taking aim out the window at a far-away wooden Ogre-targets set up in the wilderness.Though you planned to launch your matching arrows together, on the count of three, only you made the bullseye; Princess Paua's tried-and-true bow snapped and with it months of hard work fell to the floor in pieces. That didn't stop her from excitedly taking to the forest to track your target down for diagnostics—Paua is serious about making her arrows, and her skills, ever-sharper. Against Princess Petra's repeated pleas for you not to, you and Paua disappeared into the darkness of the forest in search of your targets, but what you found…was more than either of you could have ever guessed.After a somewhat curious meeting with Mrs. Honeybee in the woods, you were led to a secret fairyberry grove that is home to none other than…actual, real-life, twinkling Fairies! You could barely take that incredible bit of information in before someone else made themselves known...a shadowy, crowned figure emerged from the wild and stood in stark contrast to the sparkling wonderment of this secret garden filled with Fairies.Welcome to The Fairy Tales of Princess Paua

Last time in our fairy tale, you were center-stage as the starring role of the Kingdom of Ronzio's annual play. You dazzled the audience with your performance and even rewrote history with your accidentally improvised line, asking….what about the Ogre's hearts?The audience and Princess Paua left the auditorium thinking that same pressing question to themselves. Was this play merely legend, or could it be history that stands to repeat itself in the Kingdom? From up in the theater rafters, after the show and the curtain closed, Princess Paua revealed that the Ogre Slayer arrow you thought was just a prop … is actually a real arrow that she's been perfecting for months.What good would an Ogre-slaying arrow do…if Ogres aren't…real?That's where you are now: splitting ways with Paua to dodge Princess Petra's eagle-eyed watch over the reception, and meet Princess Paua back at her workshop in the tree…to test out this legendary arrow!Welcome to The Fairy Tales of Princess Paua

Last time in our fairy tale, you helped Princess Paua prepare for this exact moment: your long-awaited arrival at the masquerade ball—the most important event of the year in the entire Kingdom of Ronzio.Everyone who's anyone is waiting to see you and Princess Paua just down these stairs. You have your beautiful mask ready, your lines for a starring role in the play are written on your heart, and Princess Paua and Mrs. Honeybee are at your side.You are ready to greet your adoring audience, Hunny!Welcome to The Fairy Tales of Princess Paua

Like any fairytale, this one begins with the arrival of a horse-drawn carriage that will deliver you to the Kingdom of Ronzio to help Princess Paua prepare for their annual masquerade ball. Get your elegant mask, your magic wand, and your ball gown ready, Honeybee Princess…because this Princess quest begins…now!Welcome to The Fairy Tales of Princess Paua!!

On this episode, we share some interviews from CAMX 2023 in Atlanta last week. It was a great show and we had the opportunity to speak with several companies during the event.  We’ll be making these “CAMX interviews” a three-part segment.  For part one, we feature interviews with Paua, a UK-based material technology company, and CAMX award finalist. […] The post Interviews from CAMX 2023 in Atlanta – Part 1 first appeared on Composites Weekly. The post Interviews from CAMX 2023 in Atlanta – Part 1 appeared first on Composites Weekly.

Tiana awaits! Read by Princess Paua

Et si d'autres visions de la nature pouvaient nous inspirer dans la lutte contre la crise écologique? Des visions où l'humain n'est pas dans la domination des écosystèmes mais dans l'appartenance à une nature qu'il faut défendre avant toute chose.  C'est le credo de la plupart des peuples autochtones, dont les savoirs ancestraux sur l'environnement sont par ailleurs considérés comme essentiels par l'ONU pour protéger la biodiversité. Plusieurs études ont montré que les populations autochtones vivent sur des territoires représentant 80% de la biodiversité mondiale. Leurs connaissances sur ces écosystèmes, les “savoirs écologiques traditionnels”, sont de plus en plus valorisés. Pour ce troisième épisode de notre podcast Sur la Terre en partenariat avec The Conversation, nous partons donc à la rencontre de Kogis, un peuple qui vénère la "Terre mère", et vit dans la plus haute chaîne de montagnes côtières du monde, la Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta en Colombie. Les Kogis, peuple précolombien qui s'est réfugié dans ces hautes montagnes pour échapper aux conquérants espagnols, tentent depuis 40 ans d'alerter sur la dégradation de la Terre, comme d'autres peuples autochtones. Ils étaient récemment à Paris pour porter leur message. Comme d'autres peuples indigènes ils sont de plus en plus écoutés par les scientifiques, après de longs siècles de mépris. Pour approfondir sur les savoirs écologiques traditionnels , lisez cet article  de John Ziker, professeur d'Anthropologie à l'Université de l'Etat de Boise (Idaho, Etats-Unis) dans The Conversation.  Intervenants: Arregocès Coronado Zarabata, directeur d'école Kogi, Luciano Mascote Conchacala, sage (“Mama”) kogi, Eric Julien, géographe et fondateur de l'association Tchendukua , Monica Hernandez Morcillo , Ingénieure forestière, University for Sustainable Development Eberswalde (Allemagne), Melissa K. Nelson, professeure de développement durable autochtone, Arizona State University.  Réalisation: Michaëla Cancela-Kieffer. Composition musicale: Nicolas Ver avec Irma Cabrero-Abanto et Sebastian Villanueva. Un grand merci à Loïc Le Meur et à Paua d'avoir autorisé cette rencontre  Cliquez sur ces liens pour en savoir plus sur les Kogis  et les soutenir   Nous serions ravis d'avoir vos retours sur cet épisode et de savoir quels autres sujets vous souhaiteriez explorer. Laissez-nous une note vocale ou un message sur Whatsapp au + 33 6 79 77 38 45, nous serons très heureux de vous écouter

Moana awaits! Read by Princess Paua

Elsa awaits! Read by Princess Paua

Fisheries officers have spent the weekend monitoring Kaikoura's recreational paua fishery as the season reopens. It's just the second season since the 2016 earthquake which devastated the fishery. The season is off-peak to protect paua numbers. Ingrid Hipkiss spoke to Howard Reid, the Regional Compliance Manager for Fisheries New Zealand.

The world of Sleeping Beauty awaits! Read by Princess Paua! - Love, Mrs. Honeybee ❤️

In der Mittagsfolge sprechen wir heute mit Christian Vollmann, CEO und Founder von C1 Green Chemicals, über die erfolgreich abgeschlossene Finanzierungsrunde in einer hohen siebenstelligen Summe.C1 hat ein neues Herstellungsverfahren für Methanol entwickelt, welches die Kosten für grünes Methanol signifikant senken soll. Dieses soll als Alternative zu Diesel-Treibstoff dienen, was einen besonderen Fokus auf die Schifffahrt legt. Das chemische Produktionsverfahren ist eine patentierte Methanolkatalyse, bei der weniger Hitze und Druck aufgebracht werden muss als bei herkömmlichen Verfahren. C1 Green Chemicals wurde im Jahr 2022 von Christian Vollmann in Berlin gegründet. Gemeinsam mit den Chemikern Marek Checinski, Ralph Krähnert und Christoph Zehe möchte der Founder das innovative Verfahren zur Marktreife bringen.In einer Finanzierungsrunde hat das Chemie-Startup nun eine hohe siebenstellige Summe von Maersk Growth und drei bestehenden Gesellschaftern eingesammelt. Schätzungen nach sind damit bereits rund 13 Millionen Euro in das Unternehmen geflossen. Bereits im Jahr 2022 konnte sich C1 5 Millionen Euro in einer Runde aus Planet A Ventures, Paua Ventures, Wolfgang Reitzle und Jim Hagemann Snabe sichern. Mit dem frischen Kapital soll der Weg zur Marktreife beschleunigt werden. Der erste Reaktor soll sich derzeit in der Pilotphase befinden, der nach eigenen Angaben die Herstellung in der Nähe von Häfen oder von nachhaltigen Rohstoffdepots möglich macht. Künftig sollen diese Produktionsanlagen verkauft oder Lizenzgebühren eingefordert werden, um das Unternehmen profitabel zu machen.

In the final instalment of our summer science series, we bring you two stories from the ocean. First we have a story on marine noise pollution from Victoria University of Wellington Centre for Science in Society student, Xanthe Smith. Then, we have an episode on pāua from RNZ podcast Voices, presented by Kadambari Raghukumar.

Visit DaveDelaneySpeaks.com for speaking inquiries. The Nice Podcast is brought to you by Futureforth.com. We teach leaders of fast-growing companies to improve employee retention, communication, and culture with the Nice Method™. Loic Le Meur is a seven-times entrepreneur. He has invested in one hundred startups. Loic is the co-founder of PAUA, a conscious conference, and community. He is a Sundancer who trained with the Yawanawa tribe in the Amazon forest. What we talked about... Loic's Newsletter & Podcast. loic.substack.com On becoming a father again at fifty. Growing up in Southern France near Spain.  Loic was inspired by his parents, who sold sailboats. He's worked for himself since he was twenty-three when he started a website agency in 1996.  On managing one hundred employees. He started the LeWeb conference in 2003 about blogging. The early days of online communication from bulletin board systems (BBS) to CB radios. All Marketers Are Liars by Seth Godin. Lying by Sam Harris. On honesty in business and life. Seesmic, Loic's early video social network.  PAUA community and conference, at the crossroads of business, consciousness, and spirituality. What Loic learned on a one-year, solo, silent retreat in the Amazon forest and his experiences with ayahuasca.  On worrying and stress.  Read The Mysticism of Sound and Music by Hazrat Inayat Khan and Not in His Image by John Lamb Lash. Contact Loic at loic.substack.com We ❤️ Our Listeners. Please follow the show and leave a review wherever you subscribe to podcasts. Reviews and sharing the show are the nicest ways to support the podcast and are deeply appreciated. Thank you.

This is episode 153 of EV Musings a podcast about renewables, electric vehicles and things that are interesting to electric vehicle owners. On the show today we'll be looking at centralised payment processes for charging. Before you yawn and scream BORING!, bear with me a moment The UK has 80 different charge point operators. Germany has many more.  Ideally payment should be via a contactless payment card. But there are companies (usually those with large fleets) who need access to all the chargers without the hassle of dealing with individual expense claims for charging. Today we talk to Paua who have a solution for this. This season of the podcast is sponsored by Zap-Map, the free to download app that helps EV drivers search, plan, and pay for their charging. LINKS Paua web site: https://www.pauatech.com Moove and Paua partner up: https://transportandenergy.com/2022/11/24/moove-partners-with-paua/ XKCD - Standards https://xkcd.com/927/ Cool thing: Tom Swaffield-Bray's 5-step plan (Youtube). https://youtu.be/5Sis6osA97w Social Media: Patreon Link: http://www.patreon.com/evmusings Ko-fi Link: http://www.ko-fi.com/evmusings EVMusings: Twitter https://twitter.com/MusingsEv and Facebook http://www.facebook.com/The-EV-Musings-Podcast-2271582289776763 Octopus Energy referral code (Click this link to get started) https://share.octopus.energy/neat-star-460 'So, you've gone electric?' on Amazon : https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07Q5JVF1X 'So, you've gone renewable?' on Amazon : https://amzn.to/3LXvIck

Marine heatwaves are becoming more common in the waters of Aotearoa and in some areas there are record high ocean temperatures. Over the last 10 years, catch allowances for some commercially fished species have lowered, including tarakihi and hoki. The marine environment is literally feeling the heat, and changes such as rising sea levels, differing oxygen levels and salinity all have the potential to impact on kai moana. With Maori holding around a third of commercial fisheries interests, warming seas will affect Maori communities' wellbeing, culturally and economically. In conjunction with the Moana Project, Tony Craig from marine focused sustainability consultancy, Terra Moana has researched how changing ocean temperatures may affect Maori commercial fisheries, he speaks to Susie Ferguson about Paua being a good indicator of the gravity of the situation. CEO for the Iwi Collective Partnership, Maru Samuels joins the discussion about concerns for the potential impacts of climate change for fisheries and fishing opportunities in the future.

Merida awaits! Read by Princess Paua

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Moana waits! Read by Princess Paua

Elsa awaits! Read by Princess Paua

Today on the show we talked to Val Croon, who was diving for Paua off the Southern end of the Chatham Islands and had the most incredible Shark encounter. Here is the full chat with the lucky survivor.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After years of experimentation, Picton couple Mike and Antonia Radon have perfected the cultivation of paua 'pearls'. The round blue pearls – which take 3 or 4 years to form within a paua shell – sell for anywhere between $300 and $5,000, Mike tells Jesse Mulligan.

Jasmine awaits! Read by Princess Paua

The fishing industry has got a bad rap in recent years. Documentaries like Seaspiracy have highlighted problems like overfishing and environmental devastation, which have led to some swearing off seafood all together. Tora Collective on Wairarapa's south coast couldn't be further from the the industrial fishing model of mass dredging and distribution. Crayfish, Paua and Kina are hand-caught by Troy Bramley and Claire Edwards on a seasonal basis and sent directly to the consumer. And it's paying off - their efforts recently won them an Outstanding NZ Food Awards where they bet some major fishing companies. They speak to Kathryn about why it's time for a sea change for the industry. 11:45Urban Issues - heritage areas

Pocahontas awaits! Read by Princess Paua

Belle awaits! Read by Princess Paua

Bluey awaits! Read by Princess Paua

Elsa awaits! Read by King Ronzio