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It's Monday 31st of March 2025 and in the evenings show we purr over Saturdays superb two one over Bolton in the local derby which add a bit more fuel to keep play-off pilot burning over so slightly brighter and sets us up nicely for tomorrow nights win or bust match against Reading under the lights tomorrow at Bloomfield Road.Blackpool 2 - Bolton 1Great atmos in build upCouple of early corners and Carey blocked shot13 GOAL - Ash Fletcher, ‘assist' by Ollie Casey26 McAtee just wide as Bolton put on the pressure35 GOAL Aaron CollinsMore Bolton pressure and happy to go in at half time level?53 Carey none pen and booked!59 GOAL Nial Ennis, assist by Morgan61 Tyrer worldie save 1, shot from Morley tipped round post71 Bolton limbs when they hit the side netting73 sub Bloxham for Apter82 subs CJ for Ennis, Silvera for FletchSeveral dangerous balls whipped in to box, thankfully no one on the end of them88 CJ defending and getting headers in, in the box!90 red card. Morley off, initial yellow though?95 worldie Tyre save 2, header from Forini91 sub Penno for JimmyReading previewUnbeaten in eleven gamesWon four away games, drawn seven, lost sevenLast five games, won two, drawn threeBlackpool top of form charts, won four, lost oneXG tableAUDIO PODCASTYou can listen to the audio (enhanced quality) version of the podcast ‘in your ears' by clicking this link https://podfollow.com/seasiders-podcast or from all good podcast listening apps.VIDEO PODCASTWatch all video podcast on our YouTube channel at: https://www.youtube.com/@seasiderspodPATREONIf you would like to help support our show, say thanks for the pods and help us pay for software, hosting, equipment, etc., please consider joining our Patreon supporter program at: https://www.patreon.com/seasiderspod And in return for your generous patronage, you'll get a Seasiders Podcast premium pass. This gives you all the podcasts ad-free, exclusive patron-only content and access to our private patron WhatsApp group containing us and all other patrons.You can follow and listen to the pod on these platforms:https://twitter.com/seasiderspodhttps://www.seasiderspodcast.co.ukhttps://www.facebook.com/seasiderspod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this moving episode, we delve into the story of Tobias Penno, an Australian academic, who questioned the social fabric of his community—a journey that led to tragedy and ultimately his transformative path into social work. During his travels in South America, he encountered ayahuasca, a powerful psychedelic that marked a clear division in his life: before and after. This profound experience reshaped his entire existence, turning him into a passionate advocate for psychedelics. Tobias shares his unique insights on integrating his South American experiences upon returning to Australia. He discusses the therapeutic potential of psychedelics and how these experiences have informed his academic research. His studies revealed ten key themes of ayahuasca's impact, highlighting the contrast between traditional medical systems and the valued community support within different cultural frameworks. He emphasises the necessity of confronting personal darkness to achieve growth and how ayahuasca serves as a guiding teacher, revealing deep truths about oneself and fostering acceptance. The conversation explores how his ayahuasca journeys have improved his practice as a therapist, particularly through embodiment work in psychedelic integration therapy. He outlines four core principles in this field: philosophy, knowledge, capacity, and practices. Psychedelics, he argues, enhance somatic awareness, and different substances offer unique benefits—for instance, ketamine aids dissociation, mushrooms offer spiritual and bodily insights, MDMA fosters self-compassion and trauma healing, and cannabis acts as a somatic psychedelic. We discuss the importance of preparation and the role of touch in therapy, the potential for psychedelics in couples and sex therapy, and the necessity of relational safety. He also sheds light on recent regulatory changes in Australia, including the rescheduling of psilocybin and MDMA for therapeutic use, and the establishment of the first psychedelic clinic in Melbourne. He highlights the critical role of AMAP in regulating psychedelic therapy and advocates for a multidisciplinary approach that balances medical, spiritual, and community elements. The episode also touches on the intersection of indigenous communities and psychedelic medicines in Australia. He explains the cultural dislocation experienced by descendants of colonizers and the need for all to reconnect with the land.  Join us for an enlightening discussion on how psychedelics can reweave the social fabric, promote healing, and foster a deeper connection to ourselves and our communities. Tobias Penno is an academic and lecturer in Social Work at the University of Western Australia (U.W.A). His first academic publication titled ‘How Ayahuasca Offers Psychosocial Wellbeing' won the social work research prize in the school of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Science at U.W.A. in 2017. Tobias is the current chair of the Australian Psychedelic Society, and co-ordinates the Mental Health Professional Network's local Psychedelic Community of Practice. His primary research focus is on the therapeutic skillset for psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy.  Tobias is passionate about the role of social work in this field and is currently part of the therapy team for Reset Mind Sciences, a Perth-based clinical trial using psychedelic medicine for treatment-resistant depression. Follow Tobias:  @altered.mates  and at  www.alteredmates.com   www.psychedelichealthcare.com.au Follow The Psychedelic Couch: @thepsychedelicouch 

It's Wednesday 13th March 2024 and in the evenings show we are catching up on the last three matches since the last pod as the Pool finally hit a bit of consistency and make a late charge to grab the coveted last spot in the playoffs, and we're finally out of eighth! #blackpoolfc Talking pointsShrewsbury 0 - Blackpool 2. A must win, won.Blackpool 0 - Pompey 0All over them until sending off Rhodes laughable red, made in Preston.Grimmy second half heroicsNorthampton 0 - Blackpool 11st HalfShaky start, Bowie twisting and turning.Coullson heavily involved in most attacks.Marv ‘goal'. Kaddy covering it with his hand on the replay!Penno header from another delivery from left, Kaddy free kick2nd halfRhodes hits side netting from clever lay off from CoulsonGOAL - Penno header from Kaddy cross. Good work from Coullson to win free kickVirtue with chance to wrap it up but seemed to be running in treacleHalf chances of equaliser - did we sit back too much?Great block from CaseyVolley from right back from a corner. Had visions of it flying into top cornerHoskins drills one into Grimmy Gabriels 80 yard run and bobbled air shot at the death3 wins from 4 away. 3 clean sheets on the spinThe run in Can we make the play-offs?Wigan previewPATREONÍIf you would like to help support our show, say thanks for the pods and help us pay for software, hosting, equipment, etc., please consider joining our Patreon supporter program. https://www.patreon.com/seasiderspod And in return for your generous patronage of the pod, you'll get a Seasiders Podcast premium pass. This gives you all the podcasts ad-free, exclusive patron-only content and access to our private patron WhatsApp group containing us and all other patrons.You can follow and listen to the pod on these platforms:https://www.youtube.com/@seasiderspodhttps://twitter.com/seasiderspodhttps://www.seasiderspodcast.co.ukhttps://www.facebook.com/seasiderspodhttps://podfollow.com/seasiders-podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

John Penno and Maury Leyland started Leaft Foods to create a new food system by capturing the most abundant protein on the planet - Rubisco from green leaves. Leaft integrates with existing farming systems, extracting the Rubisco from common forage crops & producing a high-quality silage feed as a co-product.  This reduces the total nitrogen loading in the farming system & lessens the carbon footprint of farming while producing products that taste good with high nutritional value.  www.leaftfoods.com 

We talk to the co-founder of Leaft Foods - a business designed to make a transformational shift in the way we farm and produce food. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Quicky #20 is from Season 2, Episode 6: #21 Sex and Psychedelics (with Tobias Penno) Today I had the pleasure of talking with Mental Health Practitioner, Tobias Penno, Bach. Sci. Engineering, Masters of Social Work (Hons; Research Prize Faculty of Health & Medical Science UWA) Tobias is an Emotional Health Practitioner & Social Worker with a background in Government Child Protection and Counselling. After years of professionally managing extreme child, family and relationship stress, Tobias has found his passion in healing Emotional Pain & Trauma through the body. Tobias currently runs a clinical practice, Emotional Healthcare, where he combines somatic techniques with narrative therapy, as well as working with people to prepare and integrate psychedelic experiences. Tobias is a researcher at the University of Western Australia, with an award-winning dissertation titled How Ayahuasca Offers Psychosocial Wellbeing, and is currently working on a PhD researching the links between attachment trauma, the body, and best-practice in psychedelic integration therapy. We spoke about the similarities between the sexuality and psychedelic industries and communities, from the challenges to the successes.  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cam-fraser/message

- FOUR WINS! - Penno

John and Maury Penno from Leaft Foods join us to discuss the future of NZ agriculture.

Kathryn “Kat” Penno is a healthcare and business professional with a passion for hearing health. She is the Director of Hearing Health at Nuheara, a company that specializes in smart hearing aids driven by research. Prior to Nuheara, she was the President and Founder of the Hearing Collective. Her profession extends to Apple as an accessibility ambassador and serving as a guest lecturer at The University of Western Australia. In this episode… Complete rehabilitation seems like a fantasy for most people suffering from hearing loss. Many of the current solutions on the market are undertreating patients, catering to their wants more than their needs. There is a lot more that can be done, and fortunately, some companies are helping lead that charge. Nuheara creates research-based hearing aids which utilize smart data and create a personalized experience. A key figure at the business is Kat Penno, who brings her expertise in business and audiology to the table as their Director of Hearing Health. Her insights into complete treatment are pertinent along with her perspective on the current state of audiology. In this episode of the ListenUp! Podcast, Dr. Mark Syms interviews Kat Penno, the Director of Hearing Health at Nuheara, as they discuss what full rehabilitation looks like in hearing loss. Together, the two talk through Kat's own experiences in audiology and how treatments aren't doing enough to help patients. They also discuss why most hearing associations are so fragmented, the feedback loop of hearing loss, and how smart data can be used in hearing aids.

There are all sorts of reasons people seek out a psychedelic experience.  For some, psychedelic-assisted therapy helps treat depression, some seek a deeply embodied therapeutic experience to traverse major trauma or grief, and some seek a little magic-an escape from the mundane of the day-to-day 9-5 grind.  Whatever it may be, the depth of research and data proving the benefits of a well-integrated embodied psychedelic experience- is making the vision of psychedelic-assisted therapy becoming a recognised/available integrated form of healthcare a realistic vision for the near future. Today Mason chats with Tobias Penno, A government-funded psychedelic researcher and founder of ‘Psychedelic Healthcare'- a therapeutic service specialising in psychedelic integration work in Australia. Tobias talks about the benefits of psychedelic-assisted therapy and its capacity to open up the mind/body interface for deep therapeutic work and mystical experiences that can evolve consciousness.  As with all journeys that crack open the psyche- The process of integration after any psychedelic experience (assisted or not) is an essential part of the journey. Tobias explains what integration after a psychedelic experience looks like when done well, the holistic self-work it takes to integrate meaningfully and embody the changes in your life, and how we can benefit from this type of therapy both on an individual and societal level.  Mason and Tobias discuss the intersection of the Taoist herbs and a well-integrated psychedelic/plant medicine experience  And how these majestic herbs and plant medicines can assist us on the journey towards becoming an evolved elder that embodies health and love in mind, body, spirit.   "People come to psychedelics looking for this silver bullet, thinking it's going to suddenly change their life. I think it's important to slow that right down because they're not a silver bullet. They're not right for everyone. There are some people who probably don't need psychedelics- they're already so open, so connected already. They kind of already have an inner psychedelic state, either through other practices or just by nature of their personality. And for them, throwing psychedelics in the mix is probably just adding more chaos than they really need".  - Tobias Penno   Tobias and Mason discuss: -Ayahuasca. -Somatic work. -What is a Dieta? -Psychedelic integration. -Psychedelic healthcare. -Holotropic breath work. -Plant medicine journeys. -Psychedelic integration groups. -Relational dose psychedelic therapy. -Why psychedelics aren't for everyone. -Somatic mapping and psychotherapy. -Deeper psychotherapeutic types of work. -High-quality preparation before a psychedelic experience. -Psychedelics are great prep for good deep therapeutic work. -Personal and collective integration of a plant medicine journey. -What happens when there is no integration after psychedelics?   Who Tobias Penno? Tobias Penno is a government-funded psychedelic researcher at the University of Western Australia (U.W.A.). His first academic publication titled 'How Ayahuasca Offers Psychosocial Wellbeing' won the social work research prize in the school of Medicine, Dentistry, and Health Science at U.W.A. in 2017. Tobias is the current chair of the Australian Psychedelic Society (WA Chapter) and his current doctoral research is titled 'Interpersonal Neurobiology in Psychedelic Healing'. Tobias is also the founder of ‘Psychedelic Healthcare', a therapeutic service specialising in psychedelic integration work in Australia. One day he hopes to provide psychedelic-assisted therapy within an integrated model of emotional healthcare practices.   Resource guide Guest: Tobias's website  Tobias's Instagram Tobias's Facebook Psychedelic support Australian Psychedelic Society Tonics: JING blend Relevant Podcasts: Love, Sex and Psychedelics with Dr. Molly Maloof (EP#137) Psychedelic Journeywork and Fungi Academy with Jasper Degenaars (EP#120) Psychedelic Assisted Therapies and Mental Health with Tania De Jong (EP#124)   Check Out The Transcript Here: https://www.superfeast.com.au/blogs/articles/psychedelics-with-tobias-penno-ep-165  

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On this episode I am interviewing Lena Penno-Andersson who is an intuitive Coach and psychic Medium who combines mindset, the souls expression through the body and your energetic blueprint in guiding you deeper into a deeper consciousness about yourself. This leads you to be aware, get understanding about old wounds and triggers, blockages and limitations you have been experiencing. Her work brings her clients deep clarity, deep calmness and the focus for the next steps moving forward. This is an energetic clearance of the old and guidance to implement and allow the new energy to be embodied. Here are some of the things we dive into: - Lena's journey of getting in touch with her intuitive abilities and using it to serve others - Dealing with a "spiritual" or intuitive business in a secular society and overcoming the worry of what others may think - Lena's story with what she calls her "soul burnout". How it manifested and how she's been able to recover from it - The process she walks her clients through Lena has recently launched her first bigger group Program, called ”momentum” where she brings clients back home to themselves walking through the body, mind and soul connections, ground and center you, ending the loops in your mind and raising frequency into self esteem. Connect with her by following her and DMing her at @iaminsoulflow Website: https://www.flowcode.com/page/iaminsoulflow --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/innerwellnesswoman/message

In today's podcast, I spoke with Tobias Penno. Tobias is a Registered Social Worker with the 'Australian Association of Social Workers', and he has more recently focussed his career to become a mental health practitioner. Tobias believes that individuals have the wisdom necessary to work through their current life challenges, and sees his role as a ‘co-researcher' working collaboratively with his clients towards their growth and healing. Tobias weaves together elements from a variety of different modalities. One of his central aims is to help his clients ostensibly ‘re-author' the stories they tell themselves - about themselves.

In this week's episode of Energetically You, I had the pleasure of interviewing Lena Penno Andersson who is  a spiritual and mindset coach. She stepped into her higher mission during her hardest time over the past years - the complete burnout of her physical and mental wellness. But little did she know that she was transformed like a Phoenix out of the ashes, into a powerful version of her higher self. Through the hardship of a burnout she was forced to let go of everything she knew she could handle.  Connect with Lena @iaminsoulflow The topics we touched on:   How burnout led her to a new direction in life to help others. How her strong intuition and years of coaching skills as an athlete lead her to dive deep into her true essence and embrace her spirituality. What is the number one mistake people make after recovering from burnout? The importance of sacred sisterhood and asking for help.  How modern motherhood is performative, fear-based, leading to overwhelm and not sustainable.  Thank you for listening!   If you enjoyed this episode you might also like: How to Know if you are Meditating Correctly with Lodro Rinzler Britt Gustafson, Reiki Master on How to Protect Your Energy   When you are listening please take a screenshot and share it on social media and tag me @meganswanwellness !  We would really appreciate it. Connect with Megan Swan Social: Instagram LinkedIn   Work with Megan Swan Free Sleep Mini-Course

Guests: Dr. Elaine Saunders, Co-Founder of Blamey & Saunders (acquired by Sonova); Kat Penno - Director of Hearing Health at Nuheara Topic: 10 Years of Pioneering Telehealth & Remote Audiology Dr. Elaine Saunders and Kat Penno join the podcast this week to look back at the past, present and future of Telehealth in the Audiology space. The three discuss Elaine's pioneering work at Blamey & Saunders, which was a remote-first, telehealth based Audiology company launched in 2011. During the conversation, Elaine shares about what growing a telehealth company was like a decade ago, how much has changed at the infrastructure level, how much more feasible telehealth has become, and ultimately, the vision for how telehealth will become more widely adopted and more viable for hearing professionals into the future. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/futureear/message

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Today on the show I speak with Mama of 2 Emma Penno who lives in remote WA in Port Headland. Emma herself was a c-section baby and so were her 3 siblings. Emma believed for a long time that c-sections were the safest and best option. But, fast forward to her first pregnancy Emma intuitively knew she wanted a natural birth but lost her her first baby at 8 weeks. She fell pregnant for the second time shortly after and had a straight forward physiological birth in hospital. After this birth she decided to freebirth her 2nd son and although she did have prenatal care at the hospital she was always in her power and had a very intuitive pregnancy and birth. Her second sons birth was so simple that her husband came home only a mere hour before he was earth side. When I asked Emma to be on the podcast she said - I don't know what I'd say about it because my freebirth was really a non event. And I replied - that is what I love about it. We also talk about womb regression, how important it is to work on yourself and spirit babies. Enjoy this conversation a very simple but still spiritual birth. More about Emma: Emma is a curious, independent, wild woman. Also, a Mother of two boys living in the remote town of Port Hedland, Western Australia. It was after the birth of Emma's first baby she became really passionate about birth, to then realise 4 years later that her passion for the way we are born actually began at the time of her own birth. After spending the last 6 years understanding more about why and how we birth like we do and creating a business, Emma has shifted her focus to mastering the art of honouring a 'slow' Mother phase, for herself and her family. This looks like getting back to basics, connecting to herself through her inner cycles and nature, slowing down her days and bringing more ritual into her life. From seeing freebirth as dangerous and risky, to thinking a c section would be safer, here is Emma's story of freebirthing her own baby. Photo Credit - Bobbi Lockyer/@Hedlandphotographer

Dr. Megan Penno joins us to discuss environmental determinants of islet autoimmunity.   This episode is in Ask the Expert format.   Ask the Expert is a 30 minute digital cafe experience where scientists and grad students can meet up and exchange with thought leaders in the field of type one diabetes.    Link below to sign up for a seat in the cafe!   https://thesugarscience.org/ask-the-expert

La Bretagne et l’Occitanie sont dans la place. Denez Prigent (Denez officiel | Facebook) est notre 1er invité. Joint par report it, il nous présente son 11ème album Stur An Avel_Le Gouvernail du Vent. Denez Prigent (bio officielle) Précurseur, innovant, Passeur des deux mondes : celui des vivants et celui des morts ; celui du visible et celui de l’invisible Denez Prigent rend possible l’alliance entre l’Homme et le monde que nous risquons de perdre, mais qu’il nous garde, qu’il nous redonne, qu’il nous offre encore quand il mêle les musiques actuelles aux musiques ancestrales, les mots d’aujourd’hui à la poésie éternelle. Voici donc le 11ème album de Denez enregistré à Plestin-les-Grèves En pays du Trégor, dans les Côtes d’Armor, Tout près des rivages de la Manche qu’il parcourt souvent par jour de tempête, Tout près des grèves sur lesquelles il chemine, lorsque par temps apaisé, sa voix entre en résonance avec l’eau, l’air, le granit et la terre. À quelques encablures de la cuisine où il écrit et compose. Le temps d’une pause, laissons-nous porter, emporter par la musique inspirante et palpitante de Denez dans la profondeur de son chant enraciné, incantatoire et sacré. Bienvenue dans Stur an Avel - Le Gouvernail du Vent, un album ouvert sur le monde, résolument actuel, créateur d’images et de rêves. 14 compositions originales, une musique de fusion puissante et inventive alliant instruments acoustiques et sonorités électro, sons ancestraux et contemporains. Entrelacements entre cornemuse écossaise, duduk arménien, violon orchestral, beats et loops, bombarde saturée, bandonéon argentin, trompette à quatre pistons, ondes Martenot et scratch Flow du hip-hop marié au rythme de la valse, mélopées de la gwerz drapées de synthés. Ce nouvel album est entièrement constitué de chants de ma composition que j’ai d’abord enregistrés a cappella au studio Le Chausson, près de chez moi. Puis, chaque titre a été adressé au beatmaker James Digger pour qu’il leur trouve une trame électro sur laquelle les musiciens sont venus se poser. Aucun arrangement n’a été écrit au préalable ; le studio devenant ainsi un lieu de création. La fusion entre instruments acoustiques et sonorités électro est le fil rouge, le liant entre chacun des titres qui donne à l’ensemble une couleur unique. L’album s’ouvre sur les cordes de l’époustouflant En avel a-benn - Dans le vent contraire, avec en son centre la voix de Denez qui nous dit l’essentiel. Une marche magistrale où veuze, saxophone, guitare et textures électro se mêlent à la bombarde dans une montée vertigineuse, rejoints par les sonneurs et les percussionnistes de la Kevrenn Alre, l'un des plus anciens et prestigieux bagads de Bretagne, qui reprennent avec puissance et retenue le thème et martèlent le tempo. Un hymne dédié aux peuples opprimés, un chant empli de ferveur qui célèbre le droit à la différence, la résistance Dans le vent contraire, nous germerons, nous grandirons, nous apprendrons, la constance, nous fructifierons encore et encore, sans répit, l’espoir - Dans le vent contraire, nous sèmerons, nous récolterons, nous vaincrons - Dans le vent contraire, nous chanterons et le sens du vent nous changerons ! Romanesque, Waltz of Life - Valse de vie, titre en breton, anglais et français réunit deux nouveaux invités, le rappeur Oxmo Puccino et la chanteuse Aziliz Manrow, pour une valse étourdissante jusqu’à l’ivresse qui place l’amour au centre de tout, peu importent les tourments de la vie. Temps suspendu, un univers à la Jane Austen version 2021. Bouleversantes, les psalmodies des mystérieuses grasoù de Pennoù kelc’hiet - Têtes auréolées, échos aux oraisons funèbres, nous ramènent à l’essentiel au plus près de nous-mêmes, comme si le temps et l’espace n’existaient plus. Inattendue, la première rencontre de la mélancolie positive de Denez et de la tendre mélancolie du bandonéon argentin de C’hwervoni – Amertume, à laquelle vient se joindre la douce profondeur de la trompette sur Kraoñenn Kerzaonet - Le noyer de Kerzaonet. Sensible, la marche vannetaise Ar garantez - L’amour, quand le chant de mariage se pose sur le flux et le reflux des nappes et des pulsations électro. Singulier, le duo synthétique organique des vibrations des ondes Martenot jouées par Yann Tiersen et des voix de Denez et Emilie Quinquis sur Gant ar red – À la dérive crée une atmosphère fantomatique.     Tragique, le chant solennel nous dit l’histoire tourmentée de Gwerz Montsegur - La Gwerz de Montségur et de sa marche funèbre. Envoûtant, le chant nous conte l’univers enchanteur et la magie des sortilèges de la gwerz An arc’hig balan - Le petit coffre d’ajonc nous plonge dans celui de la fantastique et effroyable Ar rouanez Ganibal - La reine cannibale. Hypnotique, la folle tournerie festive et libératrice de Ar grampouezenn-nij, quand la transe électro et ses boucles répétitives se mêlent aux rythmes ancestraux du Kan-Ha-Diskan. Stimulant, le mix voix - ambiance jungle du chant à danser An hentoù-tro invite à une gavotte. Intimiste, Kantreadenn – Errance, chant poétique sur le déracinement et la perte, entre en résonance avec les modulations sombres du piano et le pleur de la cornemuse écossaise. Lestr Dienez - Navire Détresse, extrait du recueil Kañv - Deuil, évoque avec délicatesse une mort libératrice et vient clore ce 11ème album. Une belle manière de se dire au revoir et à bientôt ! Kenavo. Je ne sais ni lire, ni écrire la musique. Mes mélodies me viennent naturellement. Tout en jouant avec brio des divers styles de chants traditionnels : Gwerz, Kan-Ha-Diskan (chant à danser), chant à marcher, en les déstructurant pour les amener là où on ne s'y attend pas, Denez renouvelle le genre en intégrant d'autres formes : poésies chantées ou déclamées, - dont trois poèmes extraits de son recueil Kañv – Deuil - et même un grasoù. Je compose habituellement mes mélodies sur le mode mineur. Cela leur donne donc un côté un peu triste ou mélancolique. Mais il ne s'agit pas d'une tristesse angoissante qui entraîne vers le bas mais plutôt d'une tristesse purificatrice, régénératrice comme peut l'être le pleur. Comme beaucoup de Bretons, je partage une mélancolie positive. La Bretagne est le pays où l’on trouve le plus grand nombre de chants dramatiques, hantés par la mort, mais aussi celui où l’on danse le plus. Denez réinvente dans une langue bretonne subtile une poésie contemporaine. Ses récits et ses chants apportent une prose, un ton et un souffle différents. Images fortes, signes, intersignes et symboles inspirés de la mythologie celtique, profane ou religieuse, irriguent cette poésie épique d'une beauté à couper le souffle qui nous immerge dans un univers fantastique empreint de mystère, où l'Ankou (la mort) est omniprésent et sa conscience fait mieux aimer la vie ; et on se délecte à l'évocation de ces faits tragiques qui nous font frémir, prétextes pour exorciser tensions ou peurs enfouies, nous éveiller à la consolation du pleur et nous entraîner dans l'imaginaire de nos propres songes. Il déclame un langage résolument neuf des histoires intemporelles où il est question d'amours malheureuses ou immuables, où seul l’amour absolu et idéalisé subsiste après la mort. Des textes qui parlent d’identité, de différence et de désillusion, témoins du désespoir engendré par le déracinement, la disparition de sa culture, de son pays… Comme autant d’échos aux drames contemporains. Des saynètes satiriques et humoristiques qui agissent comme des remèdes. Des mots qui disent la quête et le bonheur retrouvé, le destin, où le bien gagne toujours sur le mal. Titres de Denez Prigent, extraits de l’album Stur An Avel (Coop Breizh 2021) An Arc’hig balan  En Avel a-benn  Waltz of life avec Oxmo Puccino et Aziliz Manrow, voir le clip. À la Dérive avec Yann Tiersen Puis nous recevons Ernest Bergez alias Sourdure pour la sortie de l’album De Mort Viva (Les Disques du Festival Permanent / Pagans, Murailles Music 2021) Actif au sein de plusieurs formations aventureuses (Orgue Agnès, Kaumwald, Tanz Mein Herz), Ernest Bergez fait converger les lutheries électroniques et acoustiques dans une logique d’hybridation. En solo sous le nom de Sourdure, il investit le répertoire traditionnel du Massif Central et développe une forme de chanson personnelle et bricolée, en français et en occitan auvergnat. Prospective et empirique, sa démarche se situe à la jonction entre un esprit d’expérimentation, une pratique du violon et du chant attachée aux traditions populaires du Massif Central, une recherche poétique dans le bilinguisme franco-occitan et une longue habitude de cuisiner avec divers instruments et outils électroniques. Avec la création en 2019 du quatuor Sourdurent, aux côtés de Jacques Puech, Elisa Trébouville et Loup Uberto, il exerce sa plume à l’occitan, se mettant au service d’une musique d’ivresse et de communion et assumant un tropisme pour les musiques populaires du Moyen-Orient et des pourtours méditerranéens. Construit comme un jeu de tarot inventé, ‘De Mòrt Viva’ explore l’idée d’un paganisme contemporain en dix odes jubilatoires, humoristiques et spirituelles. L’occitan auvergnat s’impose au crachoir, déployant son maillage métaphorique et polysémique, empreint de la candeur particulière d’une langue nouvellement acquise. La mélodie naît du mot, le poème enfante la chanson, dans une forme qui pourrait rappeler de loin et sans l’érudition, le trobar, l’art des troubadours. Toujours hybride et exploratoire, la musique de Sourdure se découvre ici des facettes inattendues, embrassant l’art de la chanson, prenant des tournures quasi-opératiques. Exosquelette ou révélateur chimique, l’électronique se camoufle dans les aspérités de la chanson comme pour en troubler les contours. Emportée par une armada de percussions et d’instruments à vent, la voix prend naturellement sa place forte, susurrant, savourant la langue d’oc comme un vin macéré. On y entend : Laurent Boithias à la vielle à roue ; Eloïse Decazes (Arlt) au chant et au concertina ; Josiane Guillot à la voix ; Wassim Halal au daf ; Maud Herrera au chant ; Elisa Trébouville (Bourrasque, Sourdurent) au banjo et au chant ; Amélie Pialoux (Ensemble Nulla Dies Sine Musica), cornet à bouquin, trompettes anciennes ; Jacques Puech (La Nòvia, Sourdurent) à la cabrette. Voir le clip sur Nostra Foeira      Titres Sourdure Live RFI De Mort Viva Tota Perta Live RFI Na Festa extrait de l’album De Mort Viva L’Ivern daus Astres Live RFI Son Mathias Taylor.

Guests: Kat Penno - Audiologist & Founder of the Hearing Collective; Andy Bellavia, Director of Market Development at Knowles Corp Topic: The Hearing Collective & Pushing the Boundaries of Hearing Health Kat and Andy return to the podcast this week to continue their discussion from 6 months ago during episode 48. This time, the three discuss Blamey & Saunders, an Australian based company that pioneered a variety of remote services and online offerings, which segues into Kat sharing more about her business, The Hearing Collective, which was largely inspired by Blamey & Saunders. Much of the conversation revolves around the notion of constantly pushing the boundaries in hearing health and honing in on various ways to do so. The group speaks about utilizing new software and providing patients with the latest and greatest ancillary solutions to enhance the overall value proposition and increase the patient's satisfaction. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/futureear/message

As part of this week’s “Opinion Maker” show of Sarah’s Country, Leaft Foods co-founder, Maury Leyland Penno and Jon Hickford from NZIAHS provide their opinions on regenerative agriculture. Maury discusses how Leaft Foods plan to produce highly functional leaf protein ingredients, ultimately enabling food companies to create sustainable food products. To read more, visit the article on Farmers Weekly: https://farmersweekly.co.nz/section/agribusiness/view/getting-protein-from-leafy-crops Jon provides information on how we need to replenish the land where damage to the environment has been done. We also need to find smarter ways of producing food, so we’re not contributing to atmospheric warming. To read more, visit the article on Farmers Weekly: https://farmersweekly.co.nz/topic/opinion/view/pulpit-regen-ag-not-just-sustainability To watch the interview, visit www.sarahscountry.com Subscribe to Sarah’s Country on the podcast and if you love us, please leave a review! Sarah’s Country is produced in a strategic alliance with Farmers Weekly - New Zealand’s most trusted source of agri-journalism - www.farmersweekly.co.nz Contact the show: sarah@sarahscountry.com Follow Sarah’s Country on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sarahperriam Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarahscountry

Welcome back to Asking for a friend, and to season 2 of the podcast. This week's guest is Tobias Penno, an Emotional Health Practitioner & Social Worker from Australia. After years of professionally managing extreme child, family and relationship stress, Tobias has found his passion in healing Emotional Pain & Trauma through the body. He is a researcher at the University of Western Australia, with an award-winning dissertation titled How Ayahuasca Offers Psychosocial Wellbeing and is currently working on a PhD researching the links between attachment trauma, the body, and best-practice in psychedelic integration therapy. In this episode, we delve into the misconceptions of psychedelics, how Tobias uses preparation and integration therapy alongside psychedelics to assist clients struggling with common mental health difficulties, and how psychedelics could be used to improve our experience of sex and why. You can learn more about Tobias and his work here: Website: www.emotionalhealthcare.com.au Facebook: Emotional Health Care Instagram: @emotional.healthcare Note: I do not condone the use of any substances recreationally, and this episode is not about encouraging substance misuse. This is about science and developing research in treating mental health difficulties. This episode is sponsored by Desir, South Africa's leading sexual health and wellness store. Desir believes that sexual health is not just about the latest sex toy, but also about using great products to improve one's overall sexual health and wellbeing. For 15% off, use the code FORAFRIEND at checkout (minimum spend R500: www.desir.co.za).

Welcome back to Asking for a friend, and to season 2 of the podcast. This week’s guest is Tobias Penno, an Emotional Health Practitioner & Social Worker from Australia. After years of professionally managing extreme child, family and relationship stress, Tobias has found his passion in healing Emotional Pain & Trauma through the body. He is a researcher at the University of Western Australia, with an award-winning dissertation titled How Ayahuasca Offers Psychosocial Wellbeing and is currently working on a PhD researching the links between attachment trauma, the body, and best-practice in psychedelic integration therapy. In this episode, we delve into the misconceptions of psychedelics, how Tobias uses preparation and integration therapy alongside psychedelics to assist clients struggling with common mental health difficulties, and how psychedelics could be used to improve our experience of sex and why. You can learn more about Tobias and his work here: Website: www.emotionalhealthcare.com.au Facebook: Emotional Health Care Instagram: @emotional.healthcare Note: I do not condone the use of any substances recreationally, and this episode is not about encouraging substance misuse. This is about science and developing research in treating mental health difficulties. This episode is sponsored by Desir, South Africa’s leading sexual health and wellness store. Desir believes that sexual health is not just about the latest sex toy, but also about using great products to improve one’s overall sexual health and wellbeing. For 15% off, use the code FORAFRIEND at checkout (minimum spend R500: www.desir.co.za).

Recorded @ Home Sweet Home hit the Watch Live Button to see full Video of the Recording.

Recorded @ Home Sweet Home hit the Watch Live Button to see full Video of the Recording.

Recorded @ Home Sweet Home hit the Watch Live Button to see full Video of the Recording.

Syö nuku säästä podin vieraana on tällä kertaa Varpu Sivula eli toisin sanoen Kirstunvartija. Varpu on hyvä numeroiden kanssa ja Instagramin puolella hän puhuu rahasta ja talousasioista ymmärrettävästi. Varpun avulla jopa kirjanpidon tulkitseminen on helppoa! Miten johdat omaa talouttasi yhtä hyvin kuin miljoonaluokan yritys? Mikä on tase? Entä tuloslaskelma? Mikä on Penno ja mihin sitä voi käyttää?

Guests: Kat Penno - Audiologist & Founder of the Hearing Collective; Andy Bellavia, Director of Market Development at Knowles Corp Topic: Lifestyle Enhancement Devices Kat and Andy join Dave this week to walk through some of the most interesting hearables on the market, highlighting various features and aspects of each device that stand out. In addition, the three talk through some of the recent news pertaining to the world of hearables and the use cases that they support, including Spotify's recent update that allows podcasts to now include full music tracks into podcasts, creating entirely new formats of audio content. In addition, Foursquare has rolled out its new Marsbot Audio AR platform that has a number of very intriguing use cases and might be shedding a light on how the usage of hearables will evolve across the next few years. The more you can do with hearing aids & hearables, the more incentive to wear them. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/futureear/message

Freshwater Leaders’ Group Chair, John Leyland-Penno, explains why new freshwater rules should have little impact on those already meeting high environmental standards. To watch to the full-length interviews and to contact the show visit www.sarahperriam.com

Today I had the pleasure of talking with Mental Health Practitioner, Tobias Penno, Bach. Sci. Engineering, Masters of Social Work (Hons; Research Prize Faculty of Health & Medical Science UWA) Tobias is an Emotional Health Practitioner & Social Worker with a background in Government Child Protection and Counselling. After years of professionally managing extreme child, family and relationship stress, Tobias has found his passion in healing Emotional Pain & Trauma through the body. Tobias currently runs a clinical practice, Emotional Healthcare, where he combines somatic techniques with narrative therapy, as well as working with people to prepare and integrate psychedelic experiences. Tobias is a researcher at the University of Western Australia, with an award-winning dissertation titled How Ayahuasca Offers Psychosocial Wellbeing, and is currently working on a PhD researching the links between attachment trauma, the body, and best-practice in psychedelic integration therapy. We spoke about the similarities between the sexuality and psychedelic industries and communities, from the challenges to the successes. Key Points: - Tobias shares a bit of his story - Therapeutic vs Recreational use of drugs - What it's like to have sex on psychedelics - Psychedelic vs Antidepressant model of therapy - Integration and aftercare for peak experiences - Supporting altered states of consciousness - The ACE model of intervention - Fast food analogy of sex and drugs - MDMA assisted psychotherapy - Using ecstasy for ecstatic self-pleasure Relevant Links: Tobias' website: https://www.emotionalhealthcare.com.au/

Guests: Kat Penno - Audiologist & Founder of the Hearing Collective; Andy Bellavia, Director of Market Development at Knowles Corp Topic: AirPods' Role in Tackling Hearing Loss Dave is joined by Kat and Andy to discuss the new accessibility features coming to AirPods Pro with the new iOS14 update. Included in the features, is the ability to amplify and adjust sounds and frequencies for digital audio (music, podcasts, phone calls, etc), and also amplify ambient sounds while in transparency mode (people's voices). The three discuss the importance and relevance of these updates to the hearing loss population and the hearing health professional. They share their views on how this will ultimately impact and help shape the broader hearables market, specifically the devices and features tailored for those with hearing loss. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/futureear/message

Learn about online models of audiology care from innovators who have been working hard to ensure continuity of care during and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic. Read the transcript here.

How can you create a sustainable teleaudiology business model? Kat Penno and Mark Truong discuss the challenges and opportunities in adapting telehealth technologies and empowering patients to “own” their hearing care. Read the transcript here.

A new $1 million project backed by the Ministry for Primary Industries will develop an information system to shape dairy genetics. We discuss this and how the Sustainable Farming Fund can drive money into the rural economy with investment programmes director. To watch to the full-length interviews and to contact the show visit www.sarahperriam.com

The food and agriculture industry is a hugely complex business ecosystem. There is much discussion happening in New Zealand’s food and fibre’s future suggesting we need more diversity of our New Zealand farms to protect the environment. One of New Zealand’s prominent farming leaders is with Sarah in studio, Maury Leyland-Penno who alongside her husband John are investing across a whole range of businesses that we think will help us make the shift we need to make in our primary sector. Sarah catches up with Maury to discuss her opinions around singular land uses and its impact on our resources and how regenerative agriculture could lead to better environmental outcomes. Maury also shares her opinions on gender equality in the agriculture sector at both an executive and farm level.

Kate Penno is a qualified social worker with over 15 years experience working in the Human Services Sector. She has more recently become a qualified life coach working on empowering parents and professionals through life seasons. Kate joins Amy to discuss the transition to being a working mum, juggling day-to-day life, finding me time and more. Follow Kate online via: Instagram @katepenno_the instinctguide FacebookThe Instinct Guide with Kate Penno website: www.katepenno.com

Welcome back to PhinSaidWhat for 2019! This is part a of the first episode of the year. 2:04 Classic complaints 7:37 Overheard 11:58 Insurance madness 20:08 Seat Thai disrespect 25:12 Harley intimidation 30:27 Penno bandits 37:20 Wrap-up!

Political philosopher Michael Sandel was at the American Academy in spring 2018 to deliver a lecture entitled “Populism, Trump, and the Future of Democracy.” We sat down with him to gauge his thoughts on where democracy was headed, what he thought was missing from public discourse, and what he believes gave rise to populist nationalism. Host: R. Jay Magill Producer: William Glucroft Photo: Ralph K. Penno

Si parla della longevità di iOS, del confronto tra Things e Todoist, del The Talk Show WWDC Live e di alcune nuove scoperte interessanti su iOS 12.

David Miliband, a former British foreign minister, has been the president and CEO of the International Rescue Committee since 2013. He's the author of a new book about the global migration crisis, Rescue: Refugees and the Political Crisis of Our Time (Simon & Schuster/TED Books). On February 19, 2018, Miliband gave a lecture on this topic as an American Academy in Berlin, as an Airbus Distinguished Visitor. We sat down with him afterwards to discuss the challenges facing the 65 million worldwide refugees, the challenges facing the nations that are taking them in, and the state of the international liberal order.  Host: R. Jay Magill Producer: William Glucroft Photo: Ralph K. Penno

Before joining the German Marshall Fund, as executive vice president and senior advisor for security and defense policy, Derek Chollet held senior positions in the Obama administration—in the White House, State Department, and the Pentagon. He most recently served as US assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs, and most recently authored the book The Long Game: How Obama Defied Washington and Redefined America’s Role in the World. A fellow at the American Academy in spring 2002, Chollet returned as a Richard C. Holbrook Distinguished Visitor on February 15, 2018, when he joined a panel of foreign-policy experts to discuss the state of US-German relations one year after the election of Donald Trump. We sat down with Chollet to discuss the most salient issues facing US security, the state of the transatlantic relationship, and one of his mentors and former bosses, Academy founder Richard Holbrooke. Host: R. Jay Magill Producer: William Glucroft Photo: Ralph K. Penno

Jane and Dan spoke to Janelle Penno, Perioperative Medicine Pharmacist at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre in Melbourne. Janelle's paper "Improving Medication Labelling - Patients Driving Their Information" was awarded best paper at the MM2017 conference in November. We spoke to Janelle about: Patients' preferences for medicine instructions Principles of Plain English communication Useful resources to help improve the way that health professionals communicate with their patients

On November 16, the renowned Canadian philosopher Charles Taylor was at the American Academy to deliver the 2017 Fritz Stern lecture, “Democratic Degeneration: Three Easy Paths to Regression.” Taylor’s talk addressed a concern held by increasing numbers of thoughtful people in recent years: that democracy is sliding backwards—losing ground internationally to authoritarian rule, voter apathy, and the slogans of populist rhetoric. To understand more about Taylor’s thoughts on the subject, we arranged a discussion between him and American Academy fellow Dilip Gaonkar, a politial theorist at Northwestern University and Taylor’s decades-long colleague at the the Center for Transcultural Studies. We recorded their discussion at the Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies, in Potsdam, where Taylor was a short-term fellow. Host: R. Jay Magill Photo: Ralph K. Penno

On this episode of "Beyond the Lecture," we sat down with political scientist Nicholas Eberstadt to discuss the origins and causes of the decline of work for American men. "Men without Work" is the title Eberstadt’s latest book. It’s about the radical decline in employment of working age American men over the past half-century. This worrying trend is not about a lack of available jobs, however. It evidences instead something even more worrisome: a decline in skilled labor, mass exits from the labor force, opioid addiction, and the resulting lack of motivation to work at all. Eberstadt is the Henry Wendt Chair in Political Economy at the American Enterprise Institute, in Washington, DC, and a senior adviser to the National Bureau of Asian Research. A Bosch Fellow in Public Policy at the American Academy in 2008, he was back in early November as the Kurt Viermetz Distinguished Visitor. Host: R. Jay Magill Photo: Ralph K. Penno

On this edition of "Beyond the Lecture," we sat down with New York Times columnist Roger Cohen. On the evening of September 28, 2017, Cohen spoke at the American Academy -- as a John W. Kluge Distinguished Visitor -- about the fate of the postwar order in the age of Donald Trump. We sat down with Cohen to discuss the topic more personally, and to hear his thoughts on a few related topics. Host: R. Jay Magill Photo: Ralph K. Penno

This one is created while jamming a bit around on the Decks, a Journey beetwen Funky House, RnB, Hip Hop, Indie Nu Dance, House and of course there lot's of Samples you know inside... Enjoy the Mix like i do. For Download please Reshare... Also Availible on ITunes Podcast for Mobile Listening...

This one is created while jamming a bit around on the Decks, a Journey beetwen Funky House, RnB, Hip Hop, Indie Nu Dance, House and of course there lot's of Samples you know inside... Enjoy the Mix like i do. For Download please Reshare... Also Availible on ITunes Podcast for Mobile Listening...

In this edition of Organic Sessions, Guido Penno (DE) serves up a major round of funky house bombs that will blow your mind. If you're a true funky house fan make sure you listen to this mix all the way through as his funk bombs get bigger and better minute by minute progressing until the end of the mix. Guido was born 1980 in Germany's Capital of Art and Culture, Berlin. His interest in Music started very early during his High School and exploring Rave and Club Culture of Berlin. Clubs such as TRESOR, E. WERK ,PANORAMA BAR, ARENA, CASINO, NONTOX and MATRIX which were the Top underground Clubs of its Time. His curiosity in the Club Music and Dj'ing grew exponentially. His curiosity raised him to be an internationally renowned DJ. This Mix was made for Rice Farm Radio Thailand.

In this edition of Organic Sessions, Guido Penno (DE) serves up a major round of funky house bombs that will blow your mind. If you're a true funky house fan make sure you listen to this mix all the way through as his funk bombs get bigger and better minute by minute progressing until the end of the mix. Guido was born 1980 in Germany's Capital of Art and Culture, Berlin. His interest in Music started very early during his High School and exploring Rave and Club Culture of Berlin. Clubs such as TRESOR, E. WERK ,PANORAMA BAR, ARENA, CASINO, NONTOX and MATRIX which were the Top underground Clubs of its Time. His curiosity in the Club Music and Dj'ing grew exponentially. His curiosity raised him to be an internationally renowned DJ. This Mix was made for Rice Farm Radio Thailand.

BANG THE PLANET... wanna suck it down for yaa IPOD..? just give me a Sign and i will Drop a Link. Cheerio

BANG THE PLANET... wanna suck it down for yaa IPOD..? just give me a Sign and i will Drop a Link. Cheerio

Recorded at Deep Bar Pattaya Thailand

Recorded at Deep Bar Pattaya Thailand

Little Chill Out Session i did for Fun.

Recorded at Deep Bar Pattaya Thailand

Little Chill Out Session i did for Fun.

Mixed with Pioneer XDJ Series. get in Touch with me, if you Digg it. Cheerio Guido

Mixed with Pioneer XDJ Series. get in Touch with me, if you Digg it. Cheerio Guido

Mixed with Pioneer XDJ Series. get in Touch with me, if you Digg it. Cheerio Guido

for all you Hip Hoppers, you do Woppers, Name Droppers, you Pill Poppers, come into my House to get DEEP. Feel free to Download and Spread the Word if you dig it. (IPOD/MP3 Compatible)

for all you Hip Hoppers, you do Woppers, Name Droppers, you Pill Poppers, come into my House to get DEEP. Feel free to Download and Spread the Word if you dig it. (IPOD/MP3 Compatible)

Penno: 30 x Gottes Liebe