Podcast appearances and mentions of Peter Baumann

Please enjoy this encore of Career Notes. CEO of ActiveNav, Peter Baumann, takes us on his career journey from minor home electrical experiments to the business of data discovery. He began his career as an electrical engineer, but felt an entrepreneurial spirit was part of his makeup. Following his return to college to study business and finance, Peter talks about being set on the path to shine the light on the data to provide discovery capability. To those interested in the field, he suggests having a broad familiarity of different approaches. We thank Peter for sharing his story with us. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Please enjoy this encore of Career Notes. CEO of ActiveNav, Peter Baumann, takes us on his career journey from minor home electrical experiments to the business of data discovery. He began his career as an electrical engineer, but felt an entrepreneurial spirit was part of his makeup. Following his return to college to study business and finance, Peter talks about being set on the path to shine the light on the data to provide discovery capability. To those interested in the field, he suggests having a broad familiarity of different approaches. We thank Peter for sharing his story with us. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

#213 suuapinga | Specialty Coffee im Neighborhood Cafe | Emanuel Etzersdorfer, Lucas Wiltfang und Peter Baumannsuuapinga und die Revolution der Münchner KaffeeszeneIn dieser Episode spricht Max mit Emanuel Etzersdorfer, Lucas Wiltfang und Peter Baumann, den kreativen Köpfen hinter Suuapinga. Diese drei Freunde, die sich während ihres Studiums in der Gastronomie kennengelernt haben, haben beschlossen, ihre Leidenschaft für Kaffee in ein erfolgreiches Geschäftsmodell zu verwandeln. Ihr Café Suuapinga liegt im Herzen von Schwabing, einem der ältesten Viertel Münchens, und verkörpert die dritte Welle des Kaffees – eine Revolution, die Kaffee als luxuriöses Erlebnis neu definiert.Emanuel, Lucas und Peter erzählen von ihrer einzigartigen Reise, die in verschiedenen Cafés und Bars begann und zur Eröffnung ihres eigenen Cafés mitten in der Pandemie führte. Mit akademischen Hintergründen in Architektur, Mathematik und Politik haben sie ein minimalistisches Konzept entwickelt, das sich auf qualitativ hochwertigen Kaffee und nachhaltige Materialien konzentriert. Der Name Suuapinga, inspiriert von der historischen Bezeichnung für Schwabing, spiegelt ihre Vision wider: ein Café, das sowohl südliche Wärme als auch kantige Individualität ausstrahlt.Das Gespräch dreht sich um die Herausforderungen des Cafégeschäfts, den aufwändigen Umbau ihrer Lokale und die Lektionen, die sie dabei gelernt haben. Ihr Ziel ist es, ein fester Bestandteil der Nachbarschaft zu werden und ihren Gästen nicht nur hervorragenden Kaffee, sondern auch ein Lächeln ins Gesicht zu zaubern. Mit vier Standorten in München – Müllerstraße, Herzogstraße, Wiener Platz und Münchner Freiheit – und einer eigenen Röstung setzen sie auf Qualität und familiäre Atmosphäre.Emanuel, Lucas und Peter sprechen über die Bedeutung von Menschen in der Gastronomie, die Wichtigkeit von Sympathie bei der Auswahl ihrer Mitarbeiter und ihre Vision, langfristige Partnerschaften mit Kaffeebauern einzugehen. Sie betonen die Rolle von Kommunikation, Vertrauen und dem Loslassen des Egos in ihrem Geschäftsmodell. Zukünftige Pläne umfassen die Optimierung interner Prozesse, die Vertiefung ihres Kaffeewissens und möglicherweise die Eröffnung einer eigenen Rösterei oder Bäckerei.Takeaways:Leidenschaft für Kaffee: Die Reise von der Arbeit in Cafés und Bars zur Eröffnung eines eigenen Cafés während der Pandemie.Minimalistisches Konzept: Fokus auf qualitativ hochwertigen Kaffee und nachhaltige Materialien.Herausforderungen und Lektionen: Der aufwändige Umbau der Lokale und die gewonnenen Erfahrungen.Nachbarschaftscafé: Vier Standorte in München mit familiärer Atmosphäre und eigener Röstung.Menschliche Aspekte: Bedeutung von Sympathie bei der Mitarbeiterauswahl und die Rolle von Kommunikation und Vertrauen.Zukünftige Pläne: Optimierung interner Prozesse, Vertiefung des Kaffeewissens und mögliche Eröffnung einer Rösterei oder Bäckerei.Tauche ein in die Welt von Suuapinga und lasse dich von der Leidenschaft und dem Gründergeist von Emanuel Etzersdorfer, Lucas Wiltfang und Peter Baumann inspirieren. Erfahre mehr über die Kunst der Kaffeezubereitung und die Vision, die Münchner Kaffeeszene zu revolutionieren. Jetzt reinhören und mehr über die faszinierende Geschichte von Suuapinga erfahren! Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Seit fast 30 Jahren stehen Arnim Teutoburg-Weiß und Peter Baumann gemeinsam auf der Bühne. Im Interview sprechen sie über ihre Kindheit in Ost-Berlin, den Zusammenhalt der Band und die Frage, wie Deutschland wieder zusammenfinden kann.

Peter war bei unserer Premiere zu Gast und kurz vor unserem einjährigen Geburtstag gibt er sich tatsächlich noch einmal die Ehre. Fast schon Stammgast! Das Beste aber: Er hat nochmal deutlich an Prozentpunkten in der Fahrrad-Nerd-Skala zugelegt und unserem sonst immer alles wissenden Host Alex mit Innovationen überrascht. Und wie Peter nach Beatsteaks-Wuhlheide-Konzerten nach Hause kommt, erfahrt ihr auch noch. I dont care as long as you Fahrrad fährst! Absolut hörenswert. BIKERS PARADISE ist eine Produktion von Good Guys Entertainment und wird moderiert von Martin Gertz und Alex Hüfner. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.

Peter war bei unserer Premiere zu Gast und kurz vor unserem einjährigen Geburtstag gibt er sich tatsächlich noch einmal die Ehre. Fast schon Stammgast! Das Beste aber: Er hat nochmal deutlich an Prozentpunkten in der Fahrrad-Nerd-Skala zugelegt und unseren sonst immer alles wissenden Host Alex mit Innovationen überrascht. Und wie Peter nach Beatsteaks-Wuhlheide-Konzerten nach Hause kommt, erfahrt ihr auch noch. I don't care as long as you Fahrrad fährst! Absolut hörenswert.

Hi, my name is Stuart Russell and I'm the creator and narrator of The Nut Owl. It's a story about a nut, carved to resemble an owl, who grows peacefully in space and the peace is broken when the Nut Owl receives a magical seed and must travel the multiverse to deliver it. On the way the Nut Owl meets many friends, confronts threats and anxiety, and ponders the meaning of life. Here's a few clips… The podcast is woven from a series of short-form narrative poems, written by myself, and theres original music by Peter Baumann, artwork by Gabriele Gikyte, and we also had the wonderful actress, Madeleine Hyland, read the part of the Star Guardian. We really hope you enjoy the series and that it offers you a brief yet beautiful escape from daily life and we recommend wearing headphones for the best experience. Thanks so much! cw: mild threat No transcript available. https://www.eyebrowmedia.com/the-nut-owl Socials: https://www.instagram.com/media.eyebrow/

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Para los que ya amábamos esta música en el siglo XX. Clannad, Vangelis, Philip Glass, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, Peter Baumann, Michael Hedges, Rubaja and Hernandez, Bernardo Rubaja, Wally Badarou, Paul Winter, Yas-Kaz, Alasdair Fraser & Paul Machlis, Constance Demby, Madredeus, Deuter, David Darling, John Adorney, Ludovico Einaudi, V.S. Unión, Runestone, Suzanne Douce & Christian Buehner. El playlist detallado con enlaces a las audiciones íntegras de cada álbum: lostfrontier.org/episodios/2023/1007.Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de lostfrontier.org. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/26825

In der ersten Folge von "Biker's Paradise" sprechen die beiden Hosts Alex Hüfner & Martin Gertz nicht nur über ihre Liebe zum Rad, sondern auch über die Pros und Cons von Ventilkappen, Barcelona als neue Fahrradstadt und begrüssen Peter Baumann (Gitarre vorne rechts bei den Beatsteaks) als allerersten Stargast. Wieviele Räder nennt er sein Eigen, wie sehr er sich immernoch über sein neuestes freut und was seine Bandkollegen von seiner Radliebe halten. All das und noch viel mehr, in dieser Episode. Eine Produktion von Good Guys Entertainment

Legal Speak is live on location at Legalweek 2023 in New York City, where we interviewed professionals from across the legal industry about everything from ChatGPT to how to hire people who care. Experts shared the initiatives they are focused on and how they are seeing the industry evolve. Joining hosts Zack Needles and Alaina Lancaster for this episode is Peter Baumann, CEO and Founder, ActiveNav

Will the night last forever? Stay by my side 'Cause tonight, together Would be divine - Low, "Will the Night"  

In dieser "elektro beats"-Ausgabe präsentiert Olaf Zimmermann den fünfte Teil der Inselsounds - Lieblings-Elektronikalben, die Hörer*innen auf eine einsame Insel mitnehmen würden. Diesmal mit dabei Four Tet, Christian Löffler, Peter Baumann, Moderat, Mira Calix, Yello, Tosca, David Lynch, Cole/Roedelius, Burial, Pantha Du Prince, Harmonia, DJ Shadow, Rhythm & Sound, Booka Shade und Klaus Schulze.

According to ActiveNav CEO and co-founder Peter Baumann, “With the rapid rise of new privacy laws and so relative few businesses prepared for full compliance, there's a self-evident need for the essential capabilities of ActiveNav Cloud Teams Collector to ensure compliance with those laws and regulations. The need is great because the costs of non-compliance may likely be far greater. We are excited to be the first in the industry to solve this need to find data in the places people are using.” The post Risky Data? ActiveNav Cloud Teams Collector Unveiled appeared first on ComplexDiscovery.

I spoke with Peter Baumann, the founder and CEO of ActiveNav, a data privacy and governance software provider that serves various sectors, including legal. We discussed how unstructured data impacts legal organizations, the challenges of managing unstructured data, best practices for assessing the risks related to unstructured data, and how this issue is evolving.

I spoke with Peter Baumann, the founder and CEO of ActiveNav, a data privacy and governance software provider that serves various sectors, including legal. We discussed how unstructured data impacts legal organizations, the challenges of managing unstructured data, best practices for assessing the risks related to unstructured data, and how this issue is evolving.

Unfortunately, data breaches are becoming a ‘when', not ‘if', scenario, but a proactive data protection strategy will definitely help! Sharon Nelson and John Simek talk with Peter Baumann about what businesses should do to get ahead of threat actors and develop effective responses to breaches. They discuss the risk distinctions between structured and unstructured data, talk about lawyer-specific data considerations, and explain how to assess your security needs and get the right tools for the job. Peter Baumann is CEO and founder of ActiveNav, a leading data privacy and governance software provider.

Unfortunately, data breaches are becoming a ‘when', not ‘if', scenario, but a proactive data protection strategy will definitely help! Sharon Nelson and John Simek talk with Peter Baumann about what businesses should do to get ahead of threat actors and develop effective responses to breaches. They discuss the risk distinctions between structured and unstructured data, talk about lawyer-specific data considerations, and explain how to assess your security needs and get the right tools for the job. Peter Baumann is CEO and founder of ActiveNav, a leading data privacy and governance software provider.

[Ed. Note: This week marks The Geek in Review's 4th Anniversary. We thank you all for listening, subscribing, and telling your colleagues about what you hear. We'd love to hear more from you on what your favorite episodes are or what topics you'd like us to cover. Tweet us at @gebauerm and @glambert with your thoughts. Thank You Listeners!! - GL/MG] We all know the saying "High Risk, High Reward." But when it comes to data security, Peter Baumann, CEO and co founder of ActiveNav, we derive the value of the data because we just can't get through the risk. There are three things always facing businesses whenever there is data involved, and that is the protection of the business's reputation, the costs involved in non-compliance, and then the exponential growth of data within the organization. We are so focused on reacting to these three variables, that we simply cannot do anything on the value of the data itself. Peter talks with us about the number of existing patchwork of regulations around the world, and how it makes it too difficult for business and organizations to comply. And while most experts suggested that regulations like GDPR would only govern those with businesses or people in Europe, it's become the de facto compliance bar for privacy and data security for many businesses. He suggests that the US Government needs to step in an set a clear regulatory path around data privacy and security so that businesses know what the rules are, and the legal industry can better advise their clients on what steps they need to take to be compliant. We dive deep in this episode and talk about what is structured and data. And how the existence of "dark data" within a business is what brings the highest risk of all. While doing data assessments on Terabytes and even Petabytes of data is extremely expensive, data breaches are even more expensive. The goal in Peter's mind is to get to "zero dark data" so that you can stop worrying completely on the risks, and start understanding the value within your data. Contact Us Twitter: @gebauerm or @glambert Voicemail: 713-487-7270 Email: geekinreviewpodcast@gmail.com Music: Jerry David DeCicca Transcript available on 3 Geeks and a Law Blog

In der dritten Ausgabe der radioeins "elektro beats"-Inselsounds präsentierte Olaf Zimmermann wieder Lieblingsalben, die Hörer*innen auf die berühmte einsame Insel mitnehmen würden. Diesmal waren u.a. dabei Underworld, Monolink, Aphex Twin, Westbam, Pantha Du Prince, Tangerine Dream, Björk, Jean-Michel Jarre, Robot Koch, Acid Pauli, Kraftwerk, Yello, Software, Ricardo Villalobos, Peter Baumann, Christopher von Deylen und Vangelis.

Post By: Adam Turteltaub “Dark data” sounds ominous, and as Peter Bauman (LinkedIn), Founder and CEO of ActiveNav explains in this podcast, it can lead to great risks for organizations. Dard data is essentially data which organizations collect as a part of their business processes but don't necessarily have a plan to use. It is also data that rarely gets thrown out, instead residing indefinitely on devices and services. It includes weblogs, tracking data, surveillance footage, email correspondence, chatroom conversations, presentations and old spreadsheets. This data is typically unstructured, and often it is very opaque. It also carries significant risks including the need to access it during litigation, and it even may create privacy issues. How can you get a handle on this data? Shine a light on it. Determine where it is in your organization and start building a data inventory that classifies the data. Next determine what is worth keeping and what needs to be destroyed. And, for the data worth keeping, take the trouble to classify it. Most of all, treat this as an ongoing issue to manage. Data tends to collect itself, in many ways, and organizations need to be aware of what it has and what it's for. That requires the creation of better policies for collecting and managing data. Those policies need to be pragmatic, reflecting both business needs and the inevitable collection of ever more amounts of data. Listen in to learn more about dark data and how you can start bringing it into the light.

Post By: Adam Turteltaub “Dark data” sounds ominous, and as Peter Bauman (LinkedIn), Founder and CEO of ActiveNav explains in this podcast, it can lead to great risks for organizations. Dard data is essentially data which organizations collect as a part of their business processes but don't necessarily have a plan to use. It is also data that rarely gets thrown out, instead residing indefinitely on devices and services. It includes weblogs, tracking data, surveillance footage, email correspondence, chatroom conversations, presentations and old spreadsheets. This data is typically unstructured, and often it is very opaque. It also carries significant risks including the need to access it during litigation, and it even may create privacy issues. How can you get a handle on this data? Shine a light on it. Determine where it is in your organization and start building a data inventory that classifies the data. Next determine what is worth keeping and what needs to be destroyed. And, for the data worth keeping, take the trouble to classify it. Most of all, treat this as an ongoing issue to manage. Data tends to collect itself, in many ways, and organizations need to be aware of what it has and what it's for. That requires the creation of better policies for collecting and managing data. Those policies need to be pragmatic, reflecting both business needs and the inevitable collection of ever more amounts of data. Listen in to learn more about dark data and how you can start bringing it into the light.

Peter Baumann is Tom Fox's guest on this week's episode of the Innovation in Compliance Podcast. He is the founder of ActiveNav, a company that helps its customers reduce data risk, make better management decisions and comply with privacy regulations. He has been in the information governance field for 30 years both as a publisher and as a content creator. Peter joins Tom to talk about how the disciplines of information governance, and the data industry, relate to a variety of compliance issues. How Information Governance Has Changed The most significant change in information governance, Peter tells Tom, has been its explosion of growth. Companies used to only operate from a singular network, and via a single machine. There was well managed control, and no-one else was able to have access to the information filtered through those single networks and machines. That is no longer the case. With the rise of the internet and connecting corporate networks with each other, the control has collapsed and sensitive data has become more accessible. Being Compliant Through Data Retention Policies Peter iterates that companies need to have a map of their data and what's actually in it. "Until you get there, you're always gonna fall short of meeting any of these privacy regulations because you can't actually say what you've got, where it is, and whether you should have it," he adds. Companies need a top and bottom approach to their data mapping, which lets companies know how to approach these issues strategically. Peter also stresses that senior management need to treat their data as if it's the best asset in their organizations. "Only when those things become a kind of de facto position will organizations start to manage and govern their data appropriately," he tells Tom. Unstructured Data & Eradicating Dark Data Peter explains that unstructured data is data that sits outside of a database environment. The very idea of a database is based on the concept of structure, so any data existing outside of it is unstructured. To get rid of dark data, companies need to have an understanding of what data they have, its nature, size, and where it is stored. That is the first step. The second step is minimization, that is, doing a system cleanup of redundant files or records that are beyond their natural retention policies. The final step would then be to find your sensitive data, understand what it is, then either encrypt or delete it, or move it somewhere else. This will get you to your government's baseline.  The Impact of COVID-19 & Looking To The Future The pandemic has changed how companies approach data as content has become more fragmented now. "The biggest change I'd say, is the shift in both commercial, private, and government towards more collaborative based tools," Peter remarks. He gives the examples of Microsoft Teams and Slack. The downside of these tools however, is that they don't have the appropriate mechanisms built into their platforms to ensure that they are complying with governance. With respect to the future, companies should expect to see penalties and fines start to drift down to mid-market and eventually smaller businesses. "Ignorance and the lack of policy systems and preemptive planning won't be tolerated as an excuse by the courts," Peter warns. The tools and the experience are out there to ensure that companies are aware of what data they have so they will be expected to comply with regulations and face the consequences if they don't. Resources Peter Baumann | LinkedIn | Twitter ActiveNav Texas Tax rate at 80% of 8.25%

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CEO of ActiveNav, Peter Baumann, takes us on his career journey from minor home electrical experiments to the business of data discovery. He began his career as an electrical engineer, but felt an entrepreneurial spirit was part of his makeup. Following his return to college to study business and finance, Peter talks about being set on the path to shine the light on the data to provide discovery capability. To those interested in the field, he suggests having a broad familiarity of different approaches. We thank Peter for sharing his story with us.

CEO of ActiveNav, Peter Baumann, takes us on his career journey from minor home electrical experiments to the business of data discovery. He began his career as an electrical engineer, but felt an entrepreneurial spirit was part of his makeup. Following his return to college to study business and finance, Peter talks about being set on the path to shine the light on the data to provide discovery capability. To those interested in the field, he suggests having a broad familiarity of different approaches. We thank Peter for sharing his story with us.

In dieser Folge sprechen wir mit Peter Baumann, dem Marketingchef von Liqui Moly über Sponsoring aus der Sicht von Unternehmen. Nach welchen Kriterien richtet ein Unternehmen seine Sponsoringaktivitäten aus? Was ist überhaupt Sponsoring was "Mäzenatentum". Was muss der Verein/Einzelathlet bieten um für Sponsoren attraktiv zu sein. Viel Spaß beim reinhören!

Festiwal Ambient w Gorlicach ma ugruntowaną przez lata pozycję nie tylko w Polsce ale i w Europie. Toteż i w najbliższej audycji o jego organizacji w trudnych czasach pandemii porozmawiamy z jego dyrektorem artystycznym Tadeuszem ŁUCZEJKO. Z pewnością skupimy się również na artystach którzy wystąpią w Gorlicach już za dwa tygodnie. Tadeusz Łuczejko znany jest również jako kompozytor AQUAVOICE oraz malarz i grafik. Tym bardziej rozmowa na żywo z artystą zapowiada się niezwykle atrakcyjnie. W trakcie audycji usłyszycie również: Konrad KUCZ, JACHNA & STANIECKI, Oskar CENKIER, Bionulor, Grzegorz BOJANEK, Piotr MICHAŁOWSKI, Tomasz MAREŃCA, Peter BAUMANN, Conrad SHNITZER oraz Rapoon.

Peter Baumann is Head of Workplace and Projects in the Global Real Estate & Facilities department at SAP where he facilitates alignment of global project standards with local and regional plans. Mike Petrusky asks Peter about SAP’s long history of developing flexible working strategies and how this experience has prepared them for the transition happening in today’s pandemic world. They discuss the importance of partnering across departments, understanding priorities, and how corporate culture can drive success when there is no one size fits all solution. Peter and Mike offer inspiration and practical advice for workplace leaders in 2021. Connect with Peter on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterbaumann1978/ Connect with Mike on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikepetrusky/ Discover free resources and explore past interviews at: https://www.workplaceinnovator.com/ Share your thoughts with Mike via email: podcast@iOFFICECORP.com  

In dieser Folge spricht Jan Müller mit Peter Baumann und Torsten Scholz von den Beatsteaks. Alle drei haben in den 90ern mit der Musik begonnen und kennen sich schon lange. Die Beatsteaks gründen sich 1995 in Berlin, seitdem haben sie eine fulminante musikalische Entwicklung hingelegt. Von ihren Anfangen aus Melodic Punk und Hardcore, hinzu einem vielseitigen Werk mit zahlreichen Hits. Vor allem für ihre Live-Qualitäten sind sie bekannt. 2020 feierten die Beatsteaks ihr 25-jähriges Bestehen als Rockband. Im Interview sprechen Peter und Torsten über das Gefühl eine echte Band zu sein, ob man sich für einen bestimmten Stil entschieden muss und in wie fern es notwendig ist, sein eigener Fan zu sein. Außerdem gibt's viele unterhaltsame, lehrreiche und lustige Anekdoten! Wir wünschen euch viel Spaß beim Gespräch und empfehlen euch wie immer die passende Spotify Playlist zum Podcast! WERBUNG: Zeitgeister Podcast der Zeit Stiftung Shownotes: Beatsteaks bei Instagram Reflektor Spotify Playlist: spoti.fi/35u44Pt Werde Mitglied im Klub Reflektor: steadyhq.com/reflektor Viertausendhertz Shop: shop.viertausendhertz.de Komm' in den Klub Viertausendhertz: klub.viertausendhertz.de Kommentiere und bewerte Reflektor bei Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2KFAP3V Folge Reflektor bei Spotify: spoti.fi/35tFDl9 Kontaktiere uns in Social Media: twitter.com/4000hertz facebook.com/viertausendhertz instagram.com/viertausendhertz

In dieser Folge spricht Jan Müller mit Peter Baumann und Torsten Scholz von den Beatsteaks. Alle drei haben in den 90ern mit der Musik begonnen und kennen sich schon lange. Die Beatsteaks gründen sich 1995 in Berlin, seitdem haben sie eine fulminante musikalische Entwicklung hingelegt. Von ihren Anfangen aus Melodic Punk und Hardcore, hinzu einem vielseitigen Werk mit zahlreichen Hits. Vor allem für ihre Live-Qualitäten sind sie bekannt. 2020 feierten die Beatsteaks ihr 25-jähriges Bestehen als Rockband. Im Interview sprechen Peter und Torsten über das Gefühl eine echte Band zu sein, ob man sich für einen bestimmten Stil entschieden muss und in wie fern es notwendig ist, sein eigener Fan zu sein. Außerdem gibt's viele unterhaltsame, lehrreiche und lustige Anekdoten! Wir wünschen euch viel Spaß beim Gespräch und empfehlen euch wie immer die passende Spotify Playlist zum Podcast! WERBUNG: Zeitgeister Podcast der Zeit Stiftung Shownotes: Beatsteaks bei Instagram Reflektor Spotify Playlist: spoti.fi/35u44Pt Werde Mitglied im Klub Reflektor: steadyhq.com/reflektor Viertausendhertz Shop: shop.viertausendhertz.de Komm' in den Klub Viertausendhertz: klub.viertausendhertz.de Kommentiere und bewerte Reflektor bei Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2KFAP3V Folge Reflektor bei Spotify: spoti.fi/35tFDl9 Kontaktiere uns in Social Media: twitter.com/4000hertz facebook.com/viertausendhertz instagram.com/viertausendhertz

In dieser Folge spricht Jan Müller mit Peter Baumann und Torsten Scholz von den Beatsteaks. Alle drei haben in den 90ern mit der Musik begonnen und kennen sich schon lange. Die Beatsteaks gründen sich 1995 in Berlin, seitdem haben sie eine fulminante musikalische Entwicklung hingelegt. Von ihren Anfangen aus Melodic Punk und Hardcore, hinzu einem vielseitigen Werk mit zahlreichen Hits. Vor allem für ihre Live-Qualitäten sind sie bekannt. 2020 feierten die Beatsteaks ihr 25-jähriges Bestehen als Rockband. Im Interview sprechen Peter und Torsten über das Gefühl eine echte Band zu sein, ob man sich für einen bestimmten Stil entschieden muss und in wie fern es notwendig ist, sein eigener Fan zu sein. Außerdem gibt's viele unterhaltsame, lehrreiche und lustige Anekdoten! Wir wünschen euch viel Spaß beim Gespräch und empfehlen euch wie immer die passende Spotify Playlist zum Podcast! WERBUNG: Zeitgeister Podcast der Zeit Stiftung Shownotes: Beatsteaks bei Instagram Reflektor Spotify Playlist: spoti.fi/35u44Pt Werde Mitglied im Klub Reflektor: steadyhq.com/reflektor Viertausendhertz Shop: shop.viertausendhertz.de Komm' in den Klub Viertausendhertz: klub.viertausendhertz.de Kommentiere und bewerte Reflektor bei Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2KFAP3V Folge Reflektor bei Spotify: spoti.fi/35tFDl9 Kontaktiere uns in Social Media: twitter.com/4000hertz facebook.com/viertausendhertz instagram.com/viertausendhertz

In dieser Folge spricht Jan Müller mit Peter Baumann und Torsten Scholz von den Beatsteaks. Alle drei haben in den 90ern mit der Musik begonnen und kennen sich schon lange. Die Beatsteaks gründen sich 1995 in Berlin, seitdem haben sie eine fulminante musikalische Entwicklung hingelegt. Von ihren Anfangen aus Melodic Punk und Hardcore, hinzu einem vielseitigen Werk mit zahlreichen Hits. Vor allem für ihre Live-Qualitäten sind sie bekannt. 2020 feierten die Beatsteaks ihr 25-jähriges Bestehen als Rockband. Im Interview sprechen Peter und Torsten über das Gefühl eine echte Band zu sein, ob man sich für einen bestimmten Stil entschieden muss und in wie fern es notwendig ist, sein eigener Fan zu sein. Außerdem gibt's viele unterhaltsame, lehrreiche und lustige Anekdoten! Wir wünschen euch viel Spaß beim Gespräch und empfehlen euch wie immer die passende Spotify Playlist zum Podcast! WERBUNG: Zeitgeister Podcast der Zeit Stiftung Shownotes: Beatsteaks bei Instagram Reflektor Spotify Playlist: spoti.fi/35u44Pt Werde Mitglied im Klub Reflektor: steadyhq.com/reflektor Viertausendhertz Shop: shop.viertausendhertz.de Komm' in den Klub Viertausendhertz: klub.viertausendhertz.de Kommentiere und bewerte Reflektor bei Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2KFAP3V Folge Reflektor bei Spotify: spoti.fi/35tFDl9 Kontaktiere uns in Social Media: twitter.com/4000hertz facebook.com/viertausendhertz instagram.com/viertausendhertz

Do you want to know how you can get Unlimited Funding for your next project? Peter Baumann from Freedom Road Developments talks about One Way To Get Unlimited Funding through Capital Raising. He also shares Why Investors Want a Business Plan, How to Prepare a Business Plan, and a Real Deal Example.   Episode Highlights *What is Capital Raising *What is a Deal and Who are the People Involved *What is a Business Plan and Why Investors Want Them *Preparing Business Plans *Identifying and Minimising  Risks Claim your FREE REPORT Copy of Seven Rules For Making Money In Today's Property Market  -->>  https://bit.ly/3814yyX Seven Rules For Making Money In Today's Property Market *Discover How Everyday Mums And Dads Can Make Money In Today's Property Market!  *Can't Find Deals That Stack Up? Discover My Process For Uncovering Killer Bargains On-Demand (This Works In Any Big City!) *The Secret To Funding Your Next Deal (Without Borrowing From Strangers) *A Surprisingly Easy Way To Bulletproof Yourself Against Economic Catastrophes (A Must-Know In Today's Economy!) Learn more at https://www.advancedpropertystrategies.com/

A podcast from our Thought Leader Partner, Locatee. Peter Baumann is the Global Head of Real Estate & Facilities Projects at SAP. We go into the shift of perception in Corporate Real Estate towards a more people-oriented approach and how to draw on data for workplace decisions.

Hola! In this episode we talk about an album by a Canadian band called April Wine, Harder.....Faster, one by a fellow with a great pedigree named Peter Baumann called Trans Harmonic Nights and a debut album by another Canadian band called Mad Cats, called....Mad Cats. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/reviewsfromthecrawlspace/message

Peter Baumann is the Global Head of Real Estate & Facilities Projects at SAP. We go into the shift of perception in Corporate Real Estate towards a more people-oriented approach and how to draw on data for workplace decisions.

Episode 26   Not Tangerine Dream--Revisited German Electronic Groups and Connections in the 1970s   Playlist Eberhard Schoener, “Polonaise” in three parts, from Destruction Of Harmony - The Living Sound Of Synthesizer Based On Bach & Vivaldi (1971 Ariola). Composed/interpreted by, arranged by, Moog Modular synthesizer, Eberhard Schoener. Wolfgang Riechmann, “Abendlicht” from Wunderbar (1978 Sky). Voice, electric violin, guitar, electric piano, bass, ARP 2600, ARP Odyssey, ARP Sequencer, Röhrophon, electronic drums, Wolfgang Riechmann. Kraftwerk “Heimatklänge” from Ralf & Florian (1973 Philips). Vocals, keyboards, strings, wind instruments, drums, electronics, Florian Schneider, Ralf Hütter. Stockhausen, “Side IV, Groups II and III” from Sternklang (Park-Music For Five Groups). For vocalists, instruments and electronics. From the notes: “The composition is written for groups of singers and instrumentalists, which are widely separated from each other spatially. The groups should be able to hear each other, above all, when a group has a pause. The musicians must also be able to regulate the overtones of the played and sung sounds, as these are described exactly. We therefore ask the listening participants to keep the silence that is necessary for the musicians.” Kraftwerk “Tongebirge” from Ralf & Florian (1973 Philips). Vocals, keyboards, strings, wind instruments, drums, electronics, Florian Schneider, Ralf Hütter. Peter Baumann, “Meadow Of Infinity (Part 2)” from Romance 76 (1976 Virgin). Composed, produced, and played by Peter Baumann. Used a custom-built synthesizer provided by Projekt Electronic Berlin. Cluster, “Seltsame Gegend” from Curiosum (1981 Sky). Music by, produced, and played by Dieter Moebius and Hans-Joachim Roedelius. Wolfgang Riechmann, “Weltweit” from Wunderbar (1978 Sky). Voice, electric violin, guitar, electric piano, bass, ARP 2600, ARP Odyssey, ARP Sequencer, Röhrophon, electronic drums, Wolfgang Riechmann. Produced by Conny Plank. Cluster, “Helle Melange” from Curiosum (1981 Sky). Music by, produced, and played by Dieter Moebius and Hans-Joachim Roedelius. Klaus Schulze, “Neuronengesang”, side four of Cyborg (1973/76 Brain). Music by, organ, synthesizer, vocals, percussion, Klaus Schulze.   Archive Mix In which I play two tracks at the same time to see what happens. Eberhard Schoener, “Overture” from Destruction Of Harmony - The Living Sound Of Synthesizer Based On Bach & Vivaldi (1971 Ariola). Composed/interpreted by, arranged by, Moog Modular synthesizer, Eberhard Schoener. Peter Baumann, “Meadow Of Infinity (Part 1)” from Romance 76 (1976 Virgin). Composed, produced, and played by Peter Baumann. Used a custom-built synthesizer provided by Projekt Electronic Berlin. “Meadow Of Infinity Part 1” included members of the Philharmonic Orchestra Munich, conducted by H. Baumann.

What do you know about data discovery? Organizations large and small struggle to manage and make use of their data. Whereas most organizations understand their structured data assets, unstructured data poses a security risk for those companies that don't manage and secure it. It's also a potential treasure trove of insights that most companies aren't equipped to tap into. ActiveNav helps organizations discover and manage their unstructured data to make use of their data assets and minimize risk of breach and ensure proper data governance. CEO and Founder Peter Baumann launched ActiveNav in 2008 just as the issue of data in the wild started to come into the conversation, and over the last ten years he and his team have scaled the company into a key player in the data discovery market. But Peter's entrepreneurial journey didn't start with data analytics. We talk with Peter about his entrepreneurial origins making and selling wine to pay his way through college, the challenges of building and scaling a data company, moving a company's operations overseas, and his take on how entrepreneurs can overcome the "maturity bias" as a technology firm raising venture capital.

Join the creative team behind 'The Nut Owl' as they discuss their creative processes and share favourite moments from S01.Listen and subscribe via: Acast, iTunes, Spotify, Google, Amazon...Writer & Producer: Stuart Russell.Music, Mixing & Sound Design: Peter Baumann.Artwork: Gabriele Gikyte.Original poetry, concept & characters created by © Stuart Russell. An Eyebrow Media Production. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Peter Baumann from Freedom Road Developments shares why Timing is Important in Allocating your Development Profits to Capital and Cash Flow, Why Timing is Important in Entering and Exiting a Project, Tips on Dealing with a Motivated Seller, Why Financing is NOT Straight Forward, How To Buy or Create Cheap Land and an Actual Summary of Expenses on his latest project. Download Your FREE Chapter of Bankable to find out How to Make BIG MONEY from Small Developments -->> https://www.advancedpropertystrategies.com/bankable-free Which development strategy is right for you?… Where can you find the BEST bargains?… And how do you get FREE blocks of land??? This sample chapter shows you all this… and more! Choose The Right Development Strategy Buy Property At A Discount Learn more at https://www.advancedpropertystrategies.com/

Beim zweiten Grand Prix im Motorland Aragonien verteidigt Joan Mir seine Tabellenführung. Ihm erwächst in Franky Morbidelli aber ein neuer harter Gegner – aus einem Privatteam. In der Moto2 stürzt Tom Lüthi schon in Kurve 1, und Marcel Schrötter ist nach einem Rennen, das ihn zum wehrlosen Opfer seiner Verfolger machte, restlos bedient. Neben der Rennanalyse vom Gran Premio de Teruel erörtern Peter Baumann als Prokurist von Liqui Moly und Chemielaborant Oliver Kuhn im Gespräch mit WHEELIE-Producer Norbert Ockenga spannende technische und wirtschaftliche Zusammenhänge aus der Moto2 und der Moto3 – und die Rolle von Liqui Moly als Einheitsschmierstofflieferant für beide Klassen.

Beim zweiten Grand Prix im Motorland Aragonien verteidigt Joan Mir seine Tabellenführung. Ihm erwächst in Franky Morbidelli aber ein neuer harter Gegner – aus einem Privatteam. In der Moto2 stürzt Tom Lüthi schon in Kurve 1, und Marcel Schrötter ist nach einem Rennen, das ihn zum wehrlosen Opfer seiner Verfolger machte, restlos bedient. Neben der Rennanalyse vom Gran Premio de Teruel erörtern Peter Baumann als Prokurist von Liqui Moly und Chemielaborant Oliver Kuhn im Gespräch mit WHEELIE-Producer Norbert Ockenga spannende technische und wirtschaftliche Zusammenhänge aus der Moto2 und der Moto3 – und die Rolle von Liqui Moly als Einheitsschmierstofflieferant für beide Klassen.

Peter Baumann, CEO of Active Navigation, joins the show to break down the 2020 Gartner Market Guide for File Analysis. Tune in as we cover what the term means, the current state of the market, and what's to come in the future.

This week is all about powersports! Join Mike and Co-host's Jason Hess and Vinny Russo as they talk motorcycles, ATV's, UTV's and more. Guest include LIQUI MOLY global director of marketing Peter Baumann, MotoAmerica Superbike rider Max Flinders, Jeff Nasi, Paul Carruthers and Sean Bice from MotoAmerica and the LIQUI MOLY product spotlight with application engineer Steffen Niemietz.

It’s been a crazy spring/summer here in Oz, after all the fires & drought, the rains came, fires out but now the floods, landslides & extensive beach erosion, especially in New South Wales & Victoria. Heaviest falls in 30 years, some having a years worth in 48 hours & more to come. Let's look on the bright side we still have some storming music for you and I must omit it’s a very diverse selection. Philippe is a composer of new age music & ambient electro in the line of Jean-Michel Jarre, Vangelis & Era. Ex Tangerine Dream players Paul Haslinger and Peter Baumann new self-titled album Neuland. Exciting melodies and detailed subtleties of Mikael Fyrek. Through cosmic vortexes & comet zones the synthetic neo-kraut vessel E-Musikgruppe-lux-Ohr. Drawing influences from vintage ambient synth libraries, New Age/spiritual music and menacing horror film canon from Stateside Steve Moore, elements of genres as diverse as jazz post-rock and even classical can be heard playing their part in this original mind-bending tapestry by Yodok III, with many more simultaneously exquisite and deceptively unsettling music from our lineup. From the ladies, Internationally acclaimed harpist Kirsten Agresta, with beautiful introspective melodies and ambient soundscapes, modular exploration from sound designer Helene Vogelsinger, French composer Delphine Tesla with etherial bells chimes and atmospheric sounds, Irma Orm known as Demen, using her voice coolly calmly swathed in reverb with dark cavernous tones and slow rhythms which surround and envelop her & finally Dora Gaitanovici soaring voices against the mighty spacious filling chords of Thy Veils founder Daniel Dorobantu. Vintage tracks take us back to 1981 with Earthstar’s second album, Atomkraft Nein Danke! from the original vinyl version. Sequences Podcast No 167 03.00 State Azure ‘Sea Of Clouds’ (album Painted Skies) www.stateazure.bandcamp.com 14.55 Obukhovaudio ‘Blue Cyclone’ (album Darksequences) www.obukhovaudio.bandcamp.com 24.27 Philippe ‘Remember' (album Sharing Emotions) www.studio-mathusalem.bandcamp.com 27.55 Philippe ‘First Sight’ 31.36 Steve Moore ‘Your Sentries Will Be Met With Force’ (album Beloved Exile) www.stevemoore2600.bandcamp.com 36.43 AnAstromo ‘Celeritas II’ (EP Celeritas) www.anastromo.bandcamp.com 42.52 Paul Ellis ‘Interstellar Nataraja Part 2’ (album Interstellar Nataraja) ***www.groove.nl 53.48 Neuland ’Moons Ago’ (album Neuland) www.neuland.bandcamp.com 59.35 Neuland ‘Cascade’ 01.04.13 Delphine Tesla ‘Bells Of Ether’ (album Eko Lunae) http://www.delphinetesla.com 01.10.25 Phobos ‘Mentalscape’ (album A Visual Presence) www.phobos.bandcamp.com 01.20.24 David Parsons ‘Manipura’ (album Chakra) www.gterma.bandcamp.com 01.30.10 E-Musikgruppe Lux Ohr ‘Der Doppelgänger’ (DBL album Non Plus Ultra) *** https://e-musikgruppeluxohr.bandcamp.com 01.36.31 E-Musikgruppe Lux Ohr ‘Der Ewige Wanderer’ *** 01.44.14 Springer ’Shadow Map’ (album Internecine) www.springer.bandcamp.com 01.49.17 Springer ’Subsurface’ 01.53.47 Helene Vogelsinger ‘Dimension’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsYxPHWloqY 01.58.54 Daniel Dorobantu & Dora Gaitanovici ‘Acasa-In Millenium’ https://danieldorobantu.bandcamp.com 02.06.19 Demem ’Niorum’ (album Nektyr) www.demen.bandcamp.com 01.09.59 Yodok III ‘This Earth We Walk Upon’ (album This Earth We Walk Upon: Live At Dokkhuset 2010) *** https://yodokiii.bandcamp.com 02.20.21 Mikael Fyrek ’Bau’ (album Further Asunder) www.kahvicollective.bandcamp.com 01.24.30 Mikael Fyrek ‘Keres’ 02.30.05 Stan Dart ‘Loneliness’ www.stan-dart.com 02.35.13 Earthstar ‘Golden Rendevous’ (album Atomkraft? Nein, Danke!) 02.42.04 Earthstar ‘Garden’s End’ 02.44.53 Kirsten Agresta Copely ‘Riflessioni (Reflection)’ (album Around The Sun) www.musiccityharp.com 02.48.43 Kirsten Agresta Copely ‘Winter’s Bone’ 02.53.07 Robert Thies & Damjan Krajacic ‘Forest Path’ (album Blue Landscapes III: Frontiers) www.myndstream.com Edit ***

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Para empezar por lo más importante: estrenamos la nueva versión de Carros de Fuego realizada por Vangelis para su próximo álbum, Nocturnes. Además de esto, el episodio de esta semana recopila una serie de piezas que alcanzan los centros neurálgicos de nuestras emociones. Son piezas que van a ir transitando por nuestro corazón, nuestra mente y nuestra alma, dependiendo de cómo estemos de ánimo. Transitaremos por diferentes estilos musicales y disfrutaremos de la diversidad de instrumentos y tradiciones musicales. Esta semana escucharemos temas de Ólafur Arnalds, Joep Beving, Cello Octet Amsterdam, Angelo Rapan, Jo Blankenburg, Mattia Cupelli, Josh Cohen, Vangelis, William Ackerman, Jia Peng Fang, Hillary Stagg, 2002, Edgar Froese y Peter Baumann.

A presidential visit, a giant refinery fire, bringing home Olympic gold, winning national titles, an historic theater reopening. The list goes on and on. 2018 was a very newsy year. This week we discuss those top stories, how they were covered, and how they affected our readers with News Tribune executive editor Rick Lubbers and managing editor Peter Baumann.

It's my turn on 101 Dimensions again and as usual I've got a variety of electronic/ambient type stuff lined up for your auditory delectation! Here's the playlist if you want to follow along at home:1. Peter Baumann – Strangers In The Night; Metro Man; King Of The Jungle; Be Mine; and Time Machine (from the album Strangers In The Night, 1983)2. Thomas Dolby – She Blinded Me With Science (extended mix); Radio Silence; Airwaves; Flying North; and Weightless (from the album The Golden Age Of Wireless, 1982)3. Hawkwind – It's The Business Of The Future To Be Dangerous; I Am The Eye That Looks Within; and Quark, Strangeness, and Charm (from the album 25 Years On, 1994)4. Erik Norlander – Fanfare For Absent Friends; City Of Living Machines; and New Gotham Prime (from the album Seas Of Orion, 2004)5. Vangelis – The Motion Of The Stars; The Will Of The Wind; Metallic Rain; Elsewhere; Dial Out; and Glorianna (Hymn a la Femme) (from the album Direct, 1988)I hope you enjoy!Prog On!Tony

HOPE.IS.ALWAYS.SOMEWHERE..... by tony justerini 01. Hilary Hahn & Hauschka– Krakow ( Silfra. 2012) (00.00) 02. Jon Hopkins – I Remember (Late Night Tales, 2015) (02.30) 03. Peter Baumann – Ordinary Wonder (Machines of Desire, 2017) (06.30) 04. Hans Zimmer – Mobula Rays (Blue Planet II, 2017) (12.10) 05. Imagine Dragons – Thunder (Evolve, 2017) (14.30) 06. How To Disappear Completely – Aislin (Mer de Reves II, 2017) (17.25) 07. Slow Meadow – Viejo Carussel (Costero, 2017) (20.40) 08. The Tallest Man On Earth – On Every Page (With Ymusic, 2017) (22.10) 09. When The Clouds - The Dawn and the Embrace (The Longed for Season,2010) (26.10) 10. Nils Frahm – Because this Must Be (7fingers,2010) (30.40) 11. Cru – Moonlight (re-Silence, 2006) (33.05) 12. Ryuichi Sakamoto – Life, life (Async, 2017) (36.50) 13. Mário Cesariny – História de Cão (Mário Cesariny de Vasconcelos, 2010) (40.50) 14. Heligoland – Always Another (Saint Anne , EP, 2013) (41.50) 15. Roger Eno - Out of Tune, Out of Time…(This Floating World , 2017) (45.20) 16. The Tallest Man On Earth - There's No Leaving Now(With Ymusic, 2017) (47.25) 17. The Clientele – The Neighbour (The Age of Miracles, 2017) (51.40) 18. Slow Meadow – Hurricane (Costero, 2017) (56.40) 19. Sharon Van Etten – Holding Out (Because I was In Love, 2009 ) (01.01.40) 20. Ben Lukas Boysen - Sleepers Beat Theme (Spells, 2016) (01.07.30) 21. Anoice – Liange (In Studio, 2014) (01.11.20) 22. Perfume Genius – When (Learning, 2009 ) (01.16.10) total time: 1.20.00 h photo by Catalin Baican www.radioetiopia.com http://radioetiopia.phase108.net/ https://instagram.com/radioetiopia/ https://radiolisboa.pt/

Was für eine unaufgeregte Aufgeregtheit: Kristin hat sich beim Jamel Rockt den Förster Festival mit Bernd & Peter, den beiden Gitarristen der fabulösen B.E.A.T.S.T.E.A.K.S. getroffen & mit ihnen über allerhand gequatscht. Anlass war eines ihrer Konzerte vor der Veröffentlichung ihres neuen Albums „YOURS“, das heute, aka. am 01.09.2017 erscheint. Hört es euch an, es ist ganz fabelhaft! Und darüber haben wir geredet: * Die Geburtstagssause für die 100. Ausgabe der Uncle Sally*s in der Deutschlandhalle. Die Aufnahmen des „Hello Joe“ Live Videos stammen von dem Konzert: www.youtube.com/watch?v=GStIBe7kL1Q * Warum die Beatsteaks nun eigene Podcast-Folgen mit Chris Kruse veröffentlicht haben: youtu.be/xHAHd0MBFT8 * differenzierter & spezialisierter Medienkonsum * die neuen Lieder von „YOURS“ * über das Musikersein * Record Release Party im Admirals Palast in Berlin

Nur noch wenige Tage, bis “YOURS” erscheint. Diesmal verrät Peter das Ende von Whalerider.:) Wie ist es, die neuen Songs live zu spielen? Welches Gitarren Equipment benutzt Peter Baumann und es gibt Antworten auf Eure Fragen, die ihr an die Podcast Zentrale geschrieben habt.

LAGUNA.SUNRISE................... by tony justerini 01. Valdi Sabev – Glimpse of the Eternal (00.05) 02. Paulo Bragança – Maldição (05.35) 03. Lou Reed – The Raven (09.40) 04. Last Days - Where the Sky Rests (15.20) 05. The Tallest Man On Earth – There’s No Leaving Now (18.35) 06. Kathryn Kluge,Kim Allen Kluge,Francesco Lupica–Meditation (22.50) 07. Michael Rother – Sbherz (29.40) 08. Arcade Fire – We Don't Deserve Love (33.10) 09. Peter Baumann – Meadow of Infinity Pt 2 ( 39.20) 10. The Ultimate Architects – Amber (45.30) 11. David Byrne - In The Upper Room (49.00) 12. Frakkur – 9 (52.35) 13. June Tabor & Oysterband - Love Will Tear Us Apart (59.45) 14. The Tumbled Sea – Walking (01.03.00) 15. Depeche Mode – Blue Dress (01.08.40) 16. Love & Rockets – Pearl (01.13.40) 17. Black Sabbath – Laguna Sunrise (01.16.55) total time : 1.19.47 h photo by Carlos Carvalho www.radioetiopia.com http://radioetiopia.phase108.net/ https://instagram.com/radioetiopia/ https://radiolisboa.pt/

Welcome to all our listeners from around the world. Already we are half way into 2016, time certainly passes us by quickly these days and it’s been another good year for the music we all love, looking forward to what comes in the next half. We’ve come up with some more excellent music to make the time with us pleasurable, and introduce you to a few more new names, aired on this podcast for the first time. There’s plenty of diversity in this edition which we always try to achieve, perhaps not all the music here is to everybody’s taste, but hopefully it makes it more interesting to hear sounds that you might past by. Take look at playlist to see our lineup and bio pages on our website. Lastly, we would like to welcome back ex Tangerine Dream player, Peter Baumann with 'Machine Of Desires', his first solo album since 1983, We now leave you with two tracks from the excellent new album by Battery Dead, called Yield To Gravity. Playlist no 91 02.13 Battery Dead ‘This One Place’ (album Yield To Gravity) www.mellowjet.de 08.11 Battery Dead ‘Endless Restlessness’ 15.13 Michael Bruckner ‘Drowning’ (album Muzikhala) *** www.michaelbrueckner.bandcamp.com/music 23.53 Michael Bruckner ‘Reanimation’ *** 34.43 Magnetron ‘Dirac Delta’ (album Impulse Response) *** www.magnetron.bandcamp.com 45.55 Erik Wollo & Byron Metcalf ‘Earth Luminous’ (album Earth Luminous) www.projekt.com 53.02 Erik Wollo & Byron Metcalf ‘Days Of Magic’ 61.41 Asuntar ’Shadows of Atmospheres’ (album Romantic Sequences) www.asuntar.bandcamp.com/album/romantic-sequences-lp 72.00 Asuntar ‘Fast Run’ 82.11 Pat Pik ‘Strange Place’ (album So Far Away) www.patpik.bandcamp.com 87.18 Pat Pik ‘Star’ 94.30 Peter Baumann ’Crossing The Abyss’ (album Machines of Desires) www.facebook.com/peter.baumann.165 100.27 Peter Baumann ’Searching In Vain’ 105.58 Darshan Ambient ’So Close’ (album Fire Light) www.spottedpeccary.com 109.18 Darshan Ambient ‘Cherry Blossoms For Papa’ 113.13 Eamonn Karran ‘Curse Of Glenveagh’ (album Celtic Skies) www.realmusic.com 117.42 Eamonn Karran ‘Call Of Hy-Brasil’ 123.09 Jos d’Almeida ‘Puma Punka’ (album Aether) www.josdalmeida.com 129.54 Jos d’Almeida ‘Full Of Stars’ 133.30 Geoff Hall ’Something More’ (album Understanding The Signs) www.geoffhallcomposer.com 140.07 Geoff Hall ‘The Run’ 144.37 Alexis Nembrode ‘Fjord’ www.soundcloud.com/alexisnembrode 150.25 Missing Organs ‘Requiem For An Open Return’ (album Undiscovered) 153.49 Kevin Lux ‘Ignition’ (album Pulse) www.kevinlux.com 158.10 Kevin Lux ‘Re-Code’ 166.04 E-Tiefengrund ‘Cathedral’ (album Cathedrals) *** www.syngate.net 176.43 Richard Pinhas ‘Greenland’ (album Iceland) www.richard.pinhas.com Edit ***

This show's featured album is 'Repeat Repeat' by ex-Tangerine Dream maestro Peter Baumann. we also have killer tracks from Romeo Void, Dead Kennedys, Wall of Voodoo...oh, and Gary Numan would like to sell you some jeans...

This show's featured album is 'Repeat Repeat' by ex-Tangerine Dream maestro Peter Baumann. we also have killer tracks from Romeo Void, Dead Kennedys, Wall of Voodoo...oh, and Gary Numan would like to sell you some jeans...

The Bears, François de Roubaix, Quintus Project, Sea Power & Change, Yello, Grand Prix, Luc van Acker & Anna Domino, Daniella Gordon, Grauzone, Peter Baumann, Depeche Mode, Bruce Haack, Grandmaster & Melle Mel, Shaka, Bionic Boogie, Can, Mockba Music, Göran Rydh, Floy Joy, Ashford & Simpson, Change, Zodiac, ESG, Monsoon, Patrick Cowley, G-Litter, Franek Kimono, B.B. and Band, David Byron, Stratosferic Band, Disco Dick, The Two, Nina Hagen, John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Irmin Schmidt & Bruno Spoerri and more...

Aired 03/11/12 RICHARD DAVIDSON, author, The Emotional Life of Your Brain DAVID EAGLEMAN, author, Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain PETER BAUMANN, convener, BEING HUMAN 2012 In 1989 I addressed the 20th reunion of my Harvard class. In 1969, we'd spearheaded student protests that led to a month long strike of the University. Our demands included removing ROTC from campus, creation of an African-American studies program, and reforming Harvard's behavior as a landlord. Twenty years later, I encouraged my classmates to live up to our youthful ideals. I recall focusing on environmental challenges, including the mounting evidence of man-made contributions to climate change. But when asked where we needed to focus our attention to turn things around, I pointed to the environment within our own minds. Now, over twenty years later, my conversations about politics, economics, technology, ecology, etc. focus more and more on the need to tinker with the human software that drives or interprets everything we do. As we use the tools of science to explore the nature of humanity, we are learning more and more about how our brains function and what motivates our behavior, built-in biases and blind spots. I find myself paying a lot of attention to the fields of behavioral economics, cognitive neuroscience, evolutionary psychology, social anthropology, philosophy - that promise to overthrow long-held biases and stories about what it means to be human. http://thebaumannfoundation.org http://eagleman.com http://richardjdavidson.com

Tami Simon speaks with Peter Baumann and Michael Taft. Peter began his career as a member of the acclaimed band Tangerine Dream, and went on to found the Baumann Foundation, an interdisciplinary think tank dedicated to exploring what it means to be fully human. Michael has been a professional writer and researcher for more than two decades. With Natural Enlightenment Press, distributed by Sounds True, Peter and Michael have co-written the book Ego: The Fall of the Twin Towers and the Rise of an Enlightened Humanity. In this episode, Peter and Michael speak about the conceptual revolution that took place 50,000 years ago, the positive evolutionary potential of this particular time in history, and why we may be in the midst of an “enlightenment revolution” right now. (70 minutes)

The Gatherings. With music from Peter Baumann, The Ministry of Inside Things, Bionaut, Steve Roach, Robert Rich, Jeff Greinke and friends.

The Gatherings. With music from Peter Baumann, The Ministry of Inside Things, Bionaut, Steve Roach, Robert Rich, Jeff Greinke and friends.

Classic German electronica from Johannes Schmoelling, Conrad Schnitzler, Peter Baumann and Tangerine Dream.

Classic German electronica from Johannes Schmoelling, Conrad Schnitzler, Peter Baumann and Tangerine Dream.

Return to the northern wasteland; revisiting classic analogue creations by Michael Hoenig, Tangerine Dream, Jean-Michel Jarre and Peter Baumann. Also in the mix are new sounds from The Ministry of Inside Things.

Return to the northern wasteland; revisiting classic analogue creations by Michael Hoenig, Tangerine Dream, Jean-Michel Jarre and Peter Baumann. Also in the mix are new sounds from The Ministry of Inside Things.

After five wonderful years, Mike G says farewell to Ultima Thule with a selection of German krautrock and electronic music classics, including works by Peter Baumann, Manual Gottsching, Michael Hoenig and Ashra. Sydney DJ Marc "Kundalini" Cottee will be taking Mike's place in the UT lineup from October. Be sure to make him welcome.

After five wonderful years, Mike G says farewell to Ultima Thule with a selection of German krautrock and electronic music classics, including works by Peter Baumann, Manual Gottsching, Michael Hoenig and Ashra. Sydney DJ Marc "Kundalini" Cottee will be taking Mike's place in the UT lineup from October. Be sure to make him welcome.