Podcast appearances and mentions of peter sandberg

现在应该有许多地方都进入了雨季，雨天渐渐多了起来。其实我特别喜欢雨天，当天开始变得灰蒙蒙，雨滴轻轻敲打窗户，街道在雨幕中变得模糊的时候，如果我在室内，我的内心会有非常多的安全感。而此刻，我就会变得不想说话不想思考，只想要有一段不被打扰的空白，听着雨声还有音乐，安静地待一会，这是能让我感受到特别治愈的一件事。今天为了这个场景而准备的歌单，不会有激烈的节奏，只会有像毛毯般能包裹我们情绪的旋律。我推荐你可以窝在沙发的角落，或者靠在窗边发呆，甚至关了灯躺在床上，来听这期节目。希望这期节目能让雨声掩盖城市和内心的喧嚣，让音乐填补安静的缝隙，接住我们的情绪，成为一片充满治愈感的温柔的庇护所。

En månad efter att han gjort sitt livs viktigaste affär kom katastrofen. I en öppenhjärtig intervju berättar Peter Sandberg, vd för den klassiska skivbutiken Bengans, för Breakits Stefan Lundell om krisen och hur han vände den till framgång. Hör också hur han gjorde den döende fysiska skivförsäljningen till en digital hit, och hans bästa relationstips med kompanjonen sedan 24 år tillbaka, Håkan Erlandsson. Avsnittet är ett betalt samarbete med betalbolaget Qliro och spelades in under e-handelskonferensen D-Congress i Göteborg. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The crew crashes the party. Luca has a chance encounter with the Elder Wishmaker and is gifted a small treasure. Venick finds his way out of (the) Morca via its mouth. Cybin does some last minute checks around the ship before tucking in early for bed. Reverend Rise and Venick decided to do a sweep of the some of their allies ships to ensure there are no foul mysteries in store for them before the race starts. Luca starts a conga line. A sweet southern stranger is scared off by the threat of a kiss. Featured in the episode: Joe Prata, Will Mercer, Sam Gullo, Dylan Belardinelli, and Michael Thomas Grant. Special Thanks to: Felix Isaacs for the use of The Wildsea RPG. Aerian, Alec Slayne, Alexandra Woodward, David Celeste, El Equipo Del Norte, Frank Jonsson, Jerry Lacey, Jimmy Marino, Million Eyes, Peter Sandberg, Raymond Grouse, and Wendel Scherer for the music featured in this episode. Jimmy Marino for the Storm of Whispers theme. Lindsey Meyer and Michael Thomas Grant for the Storm of Whispers album art. Thank you for listening! Find all of our socials on our Website. Support us directly at Patreon.

Philip, the oldest of three siblings, joined the military at age 18 and was deployed to Afghanistan. The Fall of Kabul and the resulting turmoil that led to a mass exodus of refugees, changed his perspective of his parents and gave him context for what they lived through after the war in Vietnam. His father was one of nine Vietnamese refugees who fled the country in 1984 in a small sampan fishing boat with no motor and just two oars. After seven days at sea, they were picked up by a French merchant ship and eventually resettled in the U.S. Their boat was tugged to France by the merchant ship and Philip's father always dreamed about finding that boat again. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Philip joined his father on a mission: find the sampan. They embarked on a quest for answers that would lead them to France, then California, and would eventually reunite the group of survivors nearly three decades later.  Episode Credits: Executive Producer: Tracey Nguyễn Mang Associate Producer: Saoli Nguyễn VBP theme music: Clarity, Paulina Vo Other music: The Quiet Hours, TREVOR KOWALSKI; Shifting Waters; HELMUT SCHENKER; I Will Remember, GAVIN LUKE; Image of You, JOHANNES BORNLÖF; Golden Thought; MEGAN WOLFFORD; Dismantle, PETER SANDBERG 

El DESAFINADO 102 está protagonizado por la ilustradora y creadora gráfica BEA ENRÍQUEZ. Con las canciones que ella ha elegido forjamos un viaje desde su infancia a los comienzos en la Escuela de Arte N10 de Madrid. De lo difícil del día a día en el mundo de la "industria gráfica", de trabajar en equipo a hacerlo en un entorno rural y en soledad. Una charla interesantísima, que espero que disfrutéis tanto como nosotros. NOTAS DEL PODCAST: www.beaenríquez.com https://futuramacomics.es/producto/donde-estas/ https://canicabooks.com/catalogo/libros-infantiles/esa-cosa-pegajosa/ CANCIONES QUE SUENAN EN EL PROGRAMA: "And dro never" GWENDAL "oUTRO" CHAMAN "Let´s get together" BETH HART "Soledad y el mar" NATALIA LAFOURCADE "New Noise" REFUSED "Cuban Pete" TITO PUENTE Y ESTAS NO SONARON POR FALTA DE TIEMPO: Lissie, Ronroneo, Peter Sandberg, AFI, Edith Piaf, Florence and the machine, The Black Keys. Escucha DESAFINADO todos los jueves de cinco a seis, en el 95.4 FM y www.espacio4fm.com Síguenos en Instagram: desafindo4fm

"All you ever needed to do was forgive yourself." Join us for a very special episode of Unbalanced Encounters, featuring 5 short stories from Agravar: The Prince and the Painter June and Hank crash a certain secret underground fight club. For Want of a Leaf Isaac and his family celebrate Animarum as best they can. Pain et Chocolat Safra reunites with Haldir, an old and dear friend. Early to Bread, Early to Rise Guard takes up the noble and ancient profession of baking. Too Big for His Dresses Mr. Spinx finds himself ill-fitting in the dress made by Safra's father. == CREDITS == Soundtrack "Company Keeper" by Frank Jonsson, Epidemic Sound "A Day Like Yesterday" by Headlund, Epidemic Sound "Triple Trigger" by Mike Franklyn, Epidemic Sound "Speed Fight Ozo" by Hampus Naeselius, Epidemic Sound "Never Get to Me" by Deaf Election, Epidemic Sound "Caught in the Net" by Jon Bjork, Epidemic Sound "Countryside Living" by Sight of Wonders, Epidemic Sound "After Hours Dinner" by Almost Here, Epidemic Sound "Memories of Youth" by Martin Landstrom, Epidemic Sound "Toy Army March" by Martin Klem, Epidemic Sound "Summertime Daydream" by Peter Sandberg, Epidemic Sound "d'Or" by Bonn Fields, Epidemic Sound "Rue Du Septembre" by Bonn Fields, Epidemic Sound "Cherry Blossom Waltz" by Trevor Kowalski, Epidemic Sound "Stay Here" by Cody High, Epidemic Sound "The Beginning of the End" by August Wilhelmsson, Epidemic Sound "Another Time" by Dip Diet, Epidemic Sound "No One but Yourself" by Claude Signet, Epidemic Sound "Reunited Once Again" by Kikoru, Epidemic Sound "Late for Work" by Speed the Spider, Epidemic Sound "Talk & Tell" by Christophe Gorman, Epidemic Sound "Hush Baby" by Jon Bjork, Epidemic Sound "Shattered Illusions" by Victor Lundberg, Epidemic Sound "Warmed" by Christophe Gorman, Epidemic Sound "Hustle and Bustle" by Sayer Roberts "Runnin' Late" by Mike Franklyn, Epidemic Sound "Eleven Thousand Feet" by Adriel Fair, Epidemic Sound "Odd Cousins" by Kikoru, Epidemic Sound "The Shuffle" by Stationary Sign, Epidemic Sound "Hard at Work" by Trabant 33, Epidemic Sound "Rise Before Tomorrow" by Deaf Election, Epidemic Sound "My Wood Cabin" by Christian Andersen, Epidemic Sound "Walk in the Park" by Dez Moran, Epidemic Sound "An Animal Conspiracy" by Arylide Fields, Epidemic Sound "No Second Chance" by Mac Taboel, Epidemic Sound "The Cost of Fear" by Jon Bjork, Epidemic Sound "No More Mistakes" by Atlas Kind, Epidemic Sound "Desert Wind" by Jon Algar, Epidemic Sound "Hush my Darling" by Yi Nantiro, Epidemic Sound

I denne episode taler jeg med Anders Peter Sandberg. Anders er skolelærer og har desuden været med i Nybyggerne 2022 sammen med sin kone Frederikke Stolbjerg. Sammen har de Magne på 11 år og Gertrud på 8 år og Frederikke har sønnen Lauge på 14 år fra sit tidligere forhold. Udover at være lærer spiller Anders guitar og renoverer. Han fortæller hvordan musikken har været det mest definerende for ham på et meget vigtigt tidspunkt i livet. Vi taler i episoden om at prioritere tid og nærvær i sit siv men også sammen med sine børn og hinanden, og om hvor svært det alligevel er, at få en følelse af at det er godt nok, det man gør som forælder. Anders fortæller om sin måde at være lærer på. Han underviser i håndværk og design og inddrager sløjdlokalet som AKT lærer (adfærd, kontakt og trivsel). Det er spændende at høre om, hvordan sløjdlokalet kan bruges til at arbejde med deres trivsel og kan give børnene oplevelser, der er med til at bygge dem op som mennesker. Det er tankevækkende at høre Anders fortælle, at selvom Anders elsker musik, er en dygtig lærer og også arbejder med de børn, der har det svært, så kan han stadig ikke holde til at undervise i skolefaget musik. Vi taler meget om mobiltelefonen, computerspil og hvordan alt det digitale siver ind gennem alle sprækker – både i skolen men også derhjemme. Tusind tak for besøget Anders, det var en fornøjelse at tale med dig

Når der er større kræfter på spil end værten, kan det godt syre lidt ud. Ekkehard Ehlers, Kara-Lis Coverdale, Johnny Greenwood og Peter Sandberg vender blikket mod kosmos. Vært: Minna Grooss.

“Whenever there is grief, there is unity, and in unity, there is strength, and we feel it.,” says Jalal Abukhater. In this episode of Movement Memos, host Kelly Hayes talks with Abukhater, a Palestinian writer living in Jerusalem, and Palestinian activists Jeanine Hourani and Lea Kayali, about the 75th anniversary of the Nakba, resistance in the face of Israeli aggression, and how hope sustains their work. You can find a transcript and show notes (including links to resources) here: bit.ly/movementmemos If you would like to support the show, you can donate here: bit.ly/TODonate If you would like to receive Truthout's newsletter, please sign up: bit.ly/TOnewsletter Music: Son Monarcas, Peter Sandberg, Raymond Grouse, and David Celeste

Peter Sandberg is the Managing partner at Nordic Secondary Fund - the first and only Nordic fund to invest exclusively in secondaries. The fund has invested not only in the juggernaut Klarna, but also quite a few Baltic companies like Kilo Health, Mintos, Sonarworks, Funderbeam, Transfergo and many others. Peter has also worked with such names as Startupwiseguys, Saxo Bank, Carnegie Investment Bank, Handelsbanken, Nordea, Danske Bank and more.In this episode we talk about:Secondary deal mechanics in startupsThe global banking confidence crisisTreasury management for startupsFind other episodes on >  https://www.pursuitofscrappiness.co/ Watch select full-length episodes on our YouTube channel > https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP6ueaLnjS-CQfrMCm2EoTA Connect with us on Linkedin > https://www.linkedin.com/company/pursuit-of-scrappiness/ Questions/suggestions? Join our Telegram group > https://t.me/pursuitofscrappiness 

Iris Murdoch (1919-1999) escritora e filósofa irlandesa, define a própria filosofia como “naturalismo inclusivo não dogmático”. Trouxe nesse texto que a divisão entre os dias tem uma noite no meio, e quão misteriosa é essa escuridão. Acompanha o texto a obra Synesthesia de Peter Sandberg. Obrigado. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edmundonesi/message

I podden Nobelkoden gör kulturredaktionens Mattias Berg en personlig resa genom Nobelhistorien och radioarkivet. Följ med på resan. Det handlar både om gåtan Alfred Nobel, dynamitkungen som genom sitt testamente plötsligt förvandlades till mänsklighetens välgörare, och om Svenska Akademiens försök att tolka hans tankar.   TESTAMENTET Om Alfred Nobels sensationella testamente som förvandlade Dynamitkungen till vår store välgörare. Om förklaringen som brukar ges till hur han kunde få ihop de där ytterligheterna. Kriget och freden, massförstörelseindustrin och mänsklighetens framåtskridande. Om Bertha von Suttner, kvinnan bakom Alfred Nobels förvandling. Om den kvarstående dubbelheten. Namnet som än i dag är ett varumärke för både fredpris - och försvarsindustri.   Ulla Billquist sjunger "Jag bygger ett luftslott" och kanonerna mullrar vid Bofors år 1946. Det är Ingvar Kjellson och Margaretha Byström som spelar Alfred Nobel respektive Bertha von Suttner i radioteaterföreställningen "Dynamitkungen" från 1982, varifrån även uppläsningen av hans militära patent är hämtade. Uppläsningen ur boken "Ned med vapnen" är från programmet Boktornet 1996. Nyheten om förundersökning om mutbrott i den så kallade Boforsaffären kommer från en Eko-sändning 1987.   STRIDERNA Om hur krig och fred fortsatte att spöka i litteraturprisets historia. Hur Hermann Hesse plötsligt prisades som den store humanisten 1946, första fredsåret, efter att under många år ha avfärdats som alltför svartsynt. Om den bokstavliga striden kring just "Krig och fred". Brevet från ett antal svenska kulturpersonligheter direkt till Leo Tolstoj, efter att han 1901 inte fått det första priset. Om alla andra strider kring litteraturpriset. Sartre, som lugnt tände en cigarett i väntan på ostbrickan och sade att han inte ville ha det. Harry Martinson som begick självmord efter priset. Rushdie-affären, förstås. Och om vad spåkvinnans aria i Maskeradbalen kan ha med saken att göra.   Irene Minghini-Cattaneo sjunger Ulricas aria i en inspelning av "Maskeradbalen" från La Scala-operan i Milano 1930. Peter Sandberg läser upp brevet från de svenska kulturpersonligheterna till Leo Tolstoj 1901. Och Magnus Faxén rapporterar från Paris om Sartres vägran att motta Nobelpriset 1964. Karl Ragnar Gierow heter den ständige sekreterare i Akademien som tillkännager att Harry Martinson och Eyvind Johnson får Nobelpriset 1974. Tidningskrönikan om Olof Lagercrantz svar till Lars Gyllensten kommer ur Ekot 1978. Intervjun med Kerstin Ekman kring Rushdie-affären är hämtad från Kulturnytt 1989 - och enkäten från programmet Efter tre samma år.   KVINNORNA Om den sorgliga historien. Hur få kvinnor som fått priset. Hur många män. Om den första kvinnliga litteraturpristagaren, Selma Lagerlöf, som talar om "dödsskuggans dal" trots att hon hyllades som få andra kvinnor i sin tid. Om hur en ung Artur Lundkvist hånade den andra kvinnliga pristagaren, italienska Grazia Deledda. Om att det inte blev mer än en handfull kvinnliga mottagare under Nobelprisets första 45 år. Och att det sedan blev ännu värre: bara en enda under de nästa 45. Och om att Nobelpristagaren Sigrid Undset därför hade fel när hon talade vid Verner von Heidenstams begravning - bara några månader efter Selma Lagerlöfs död.   Vi hör Sven Jerring rapportera från Selma Lagerlöfs jordfästning 1940. Ingemar Sjödin är uppläsare av det Artur Lundkvist skrev om Nobelpristagaren Grazia Deledda - liksom Märta Ekström och Inge Waern läser Gabriela Mistrals respektive Nelly Sachs dikter i svensk översättning. Citatet av Pearl Buck kommer från hennes Nobelföredrag 1938. Inslaget om Nadine Gordimers litteraturpris är hämtat från Kulturnytt 1991 och telefonintervjun med Doris Lessing från Kulturradion 2007.   VALET Om hur vi alla runt omkring Akademien, det hemliga sällskapet, varje år vid den här tiden försöker att tolka tecknen. Om hur vi nästan alltid misslyckas. Ryktet om sockervattnet var inte sant. Kanske inte ens ärtsoppan. Om Nobelkodens dubbla kryptering. Om hur den inte bara exkluderat kvinnorna, utan till exempel också Latinamerika i 45 år och Afrika i 86 år. Om Nobels eget ödesdrama, Nemesis. Hans egen inre gåta. Om vad Wole Soyinka kallade för en grym ödets ironi. Och Giuseppe Verdi för Ödets makt, eller kanske kraft. Om själva valet. Kort sagt.   Det är Gun Arvidsson som läser citatet från Virginia Woolf i programmet "Vem är rädd om Virginia Woolf" från 1983. Frågan till Karl Ragnar Gierow om sockervattnet och ärtsoppan. - och hans svar - kommer ur programmet "Vad gör man på Svenska Akademien?" 1967. Kjell Espmarks fundering om kvinnorna och kriterierna är hämtad från programmet Bokfönstret 2001. Det är Ekot som rapporterar från Wole Soyinkas Nobelföreläsning 1986. Och regissören Richard Turpin intervjuas om urpremiären av Nobels eget ödesdrama "Nemesis" i Kulturnytt 2005. Professor Arne Westgren talar om att "mänskligheten må besinna det ansvar som följer av gåvan av hans upptäckt". Detta apropå Otto Hahns Nobelpris i kemi vid Nobelhögtiden i december 1945. Dramatiseringen av Alfred Nobels egna grubblerier är hämtad ur programmet "Förmögen, högt bildad herre" från 1995. Producent för det var Rolf Hersson. Ouvertyren till Giuseppe Verdis opera "Ödets makt" spelas av Wien-filharmonikerna 2013. Slutligen hör vi ett klipp ur programmet "Bofors. Där de svenska kanonerna smidas" från 1943. Mattias Berg mattias.berg@sverigesradio.se Fotnot: Vid Nobelhögtiden i december 1945 utdelades två kemipris. Det som gick till Otto Hahn - i sin frånvaro, eftersom han och ett antal andra tyska vetenskapsmän då fortfarande internerades i brittiska Farm Hall efter krigsslutet - var 1944 års Nobelpris i efterskott. Först vid Nobelhögtiden 1946 fick Otto Hahn motta medalj och diplom.

Today, we are happy to welcome Peter Sandberg, Founding Partner & Managing Director of Nordic Secondary Fund, the first and only fund in the Nordics to exclusively invest in secondaries. Peter has 35 years' experience from investments and asset management; 5 years' experience as an early-stage investor and 30+ investments in a.o. LegalDesk & Sky. We had the pleasure to be together with Peter, recording this episode during TechBBQ in Kopenhagen.In this episode you'll learn:– The origin story of Nordic Secondaries Fund – The inner workings of one of Europe's first secondary funds and how they think about pricing, investment strategy and negotiation– Why Peter Sandberg sees a future with much more secondary activity in Europe – Fundraising advice from a natural talent solidly rooted in the angel world– The importance of karma in venture capital and especially the secondaries market

Until recently, issuing a death threat required some effort. Today, anyone with a phone or computer can make a threat—or receive one. The result is a “golden age” for the dark realm of personal threats.   Forensic linguist Tanya Karoli Christensen and forensic psychologist Lisa Warren help us trace the history of death threats from eloquently penned letters to casually written social media posts. As the platforms for making threats are changing, so too are the methods for assessing their potency. Music in this episode by Magnus Ringblom, 91nova, Fabien Tell, BLUE STEEL, Peter Sandberg, Amaranth Cove and Andreas Boldt. Illustration by James Gillray (1756-1815) via Wikimedia Commons. Read a transcript of this episode here. Subscribe to Subtitle's newsletter here.

Until recently, issuing a death threat required some effort. Today, anyone with a phone or computer can make a threat—or receive one. The result is a “golden age” for the dark realm of personal threats.   Forensic linguist Tanya Karoli Christensen and forensic psychologist Lisa Warren help us trace the history of death threats from eloquently penned letters to casually written social media posts. As the platforms for making threats are changing, so too are the methods for assessing their potency. Music in this episode by Magnus Ringblom, 91nova, Fabien Tell, BLUE STEEL, Peter Sandberg, Amaranth Cove and Andreas Boldt. Illustration by James Gillray (1756-1815) via Wikimedia Commons. Read a transcript of this episode here. Subscribe to Subtitle's newsletter here.

Episode Notes Putting together the pieces of a galactic conspiracy, the crew of Houndstooth travels to the mysterious planet of Haven. Transcript: https://bit.ly/3bXUFYE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealmscast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/therealmscast Website: https://therealmscast.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ManyRealms Music Many Realms Theme by Nik October (http://softonline.me) Chasma by Silver Maple Water Clouds by Ambientalism The Sewers by Hampus Naeselius Cinema Neon by Trevor Kowalski Hard Charger by Christian Anderson We're Dreaming Now by Joseph Beg Etude No 1 for String Quartet by Peter Sandberg

Episode Notes The gang hides out after their job on Warren. Trouble, however, always seems to find them. And what's wrong with Jeeves? Transcript: https://bit.ly/37AuUMl Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealmscast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/therealmscast Website: https://therealmscast.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ManyRealms Music Many Realms Theme by Nik October (http://softonline.me) Visible Nostalgia by Mathilda Skonare Karlsson Oh Dear by Martin Landh Diaphanous Dreamcoats by Silver Maple First Responders by Skyra Mind Your Step by Craft Case  Trapped in the sewers Dismantle by Peter Sandberg

EFN Marknad fokuserar på Storbritannien tillsammans med Peter Sandberg, chef för Svenska Handelskammaren i London.

Geoff Hylton joins me for this episode as we discuss drug addiction and the mechanisms that are involved, followed by a personal talk regarding addiction in our own lives and how it has played a role. We also cover Geoff's dating life, strange cultural practices of the Pacific Northwest, industry secrets behind "imitation crab", "wild-like fish" and other seafood conspiracies, sugar: the other white drug; the surprising benefits of prayer, and some of the dangers facing women today. The first half of this episode is more technical than the usual free episodes and we go deep into the processes that underly our biological and psychological functioning. You will hear some technical jargon, but it has plenty of comedic breaks and very genuine personal moments that make the science seem very palatable. This is a very personal episode and I like how it turned out. I hope you enjoy it. If you do, please share it with a friend. The best way to help the show is to talk about it. Thank you for supporting Ramble by the River. Much love, Jeff Go to Ramblebytheriver.com and click the Subscribe link at the top of the page to sign up to get all of the Ramble on the Road episodes. Ramble by the River Links: ·      Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ramblebytheriver (Patreon.com/ramblebytheriver) ·      Website: http://ramblebytheriver.com/ (Ramblebytheriver.com) ·      Business: ramblebytheriver@gmail.com ·      Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jeff.nesbitt.9619/ (https://www.facebook.com/jeff.nesbitt.9619/) ·      Instagram: https://instagram.com/ramblebytheriver (https://instagram.com/ramblebytheriver) ·      Twitter: https://twitter.com/rambleriverpod (https://twitter.com/rambleriverpod) ·      Podcast host: Ramblebytheriver.captivate.fm Keywords: Addiction; recovery; drugs; alcohol; rehabilitation; Permanent Midnight (book); Permanent Midnight (1998 movie); Jerry Stahl; Ben Stiller; memoir; Addiction research; Addiction formation; Addiction treatment; clinical depression; mental illness; defense mechanisms; drug instrumentalization; healthy drug use; Dr. Carl Hart; Drug Use for Grown-ups; heroin; opiates; amphetamines; ADHD; medicating children; Adult ADHD; romance; food; fishing; industry; prayer; masculinity; protection the weak; parenthood. Music Credits: Supine, Peter Sandberg. Tango de la Muerte (instrumental), Blood Red Sun. As History Unfolds, Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen. Awake, Megan Wofford. Bungalo Bed, Moon Craters. Luv, Bomull. Soda's Interlude (instrumental), Pandaraps. My reverie, Bomull Still Fly, Revel Day. Copyright 2022 Ramble by the River LLC.

Peter Sandberg, aktuell med boken "Svensk bryggerihistoria" gästar studion! Vi får höra om ölets och bryggeriernas historia från ölets intåg i Sverige på 1800-talet, om nykterhetsrörelsens makt och bryggeridöden, vidare till dagens ölkultur med hundratals mikrobryggerier!

I avsnitt 49 ”Superettan, serien från helvetet” så har vi en intervju med Peter Sandberg från VSK-bloggen, Anno 1904. Peter berättar om VSK:s visioner, utmaningar och hans känslor för den före detta VSK och Öster-tränaren Tomas Askebrand. Vi snackar om matchen mot ÖIS och blickar framåt mot VSK. Dessutom: East Front nytt! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bryggeriernas historia är en av berättelserna om Sveriges industrialisering, urbanisering och demokratisering i utkanten av Europa. Bryggerierna blev välorganiserade i kampen mot nykterhetsrörelsen och sin strävan att undvika jobbig konkurrens.Politiken formade villkoren för bryggerierna med beskattning, alkoholmonopol, motbok, förbud för starköl och senare liberaliseringar med avskaffande av motbok, starkölets införande och en kort period av mellanöl i vanliga butiker. Till slut gick staten in som majoritetsägare i det största bryggeriet.I detta avsnitt av podden Historia.nu samtalar programledaren Urban Lindstedt med Peter Sandberg är filosofie doktor i ekonomisk historia och aktuell med boken Svensk Bryggerihistoria – Öltillverkning under 200 år.Ölet har en mångtusenårig historia, men öl bryggdes fram till mitten på 1800-talet under hantverksmässiga former.När allt fler människor på 1800-talet flyttande in till städerna ökade efterfrågan på industriellt bryggt öl. Det svenska traditionella ölet kom vid mitten av 1800-talet att konkurreras ut den bayerska lagerölen, som ofta bryggdes under överinseende av tyska mästare eller svenskar som lärt sig konsten i Bayern. Snart hade det etablerats ”Bayerska bryggerier” överallt i Sverige.Konkurrensen var stenhård, men genom karteller delades marknaderna upp efter geografiska principer. Nykterhetsrörelsen, som inledningsvis såg ölet som ett bättre alternativt till brännvinet, kom med tiden att formera sig för ett totalförbud av alla slags ”rusdrycker”.Efter sekelskiftet 1900 när motboken och ett statligt systembolag introducerades fick statsmakten ett starkare grepp om svenskarnas alkoholkonsumtion. Starköl förbjöds ända till 1955 när motboken avskaffades. När motboken väl avskaffades 1955 kunde bryggarna åter brygga ett ”starköl”. Och ”mellanölet”, som introducerades 1965, innebar en vitamininjektion, men också ännu hårdare konkurrens när de utländska bryggerierna började intressera sig för den svenska marknaden. Den hårdnande konkurrensen följs av uppköp av bryggerier på löpande band. När mellanölet förbjöds 1977 fanns det bara åtta bryggerier kvar i Sverige där det statliga Pripps fullständigt dominerade marknaden.Lyssna också på Göteborgs briljanta historia och När knallarna gav allmogen smak för konsumtionssamhället.Bild: Bryggeri vid Hötorget på Norrmalm i Stockholm, 1876. Riksantikvarieämbetet, public domain.Musik: Happy German Oktoberfest Accordion Polka av Volodymyr Piddubnyk, Storyblocks Audio See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/historianu-med-urban-lindstedt.

Writer Philip Sorenson tells us about his book of poetry Solar Trauma. He also reads excerpts. To accompany Philip Sorenson's Solar Trauma, Peterson Toscano used portions of the songs Astral Roar by LAMA HOUSE and Who's There by PETER SANDBERG. You also will hear the trailer from the 1982 movie, The Thing. Solar Trauma is published by Rescue Press rescuepress.co. Also visit thejournalpetra.com the online poetry journal Philip Sorenson runs with Olivia Cronk. There you will find more wonderful poems. To learn more about Solar Trauma, get your own copy, and leave a review: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/38920089-solar-trauma The Bubble&Squeak theme song is Worthless by The Jellyrox from the album Bang and whimper. You can find it on iTunes, Spotify, of wherever you listen to music. To find more great music and new podcasts visit rockcandyrecordings.com

The Memory Palace is a proud member of Radiotopia from PRX. A note on notes: We'd much rather you just went into each episode of The Memory Palace cold. And just let the story take you where it well. So, we don't suggest looking into the show notes first. Music How to be Invisible, by Thruppence. Motion by Peter Sandberg. Art Blakey's magical, Come out and See Me Tonight And, of course, So What, from Kind of Blue Notes I relied a lot on this extensive oral history interview from The Smithsonian.

In this episode I have a pair of wooden skis. They take me to hear stories about a world famous skier - speaking face to face with his son at a Safari park. Thank you to Seth Masia at the International Skiing History Association, Peter Lang at Safari West, Antiquities Warehouse and the Colorado Snowsports Museum. Theme song for Object Obscura is ‘Behind the Walls' by Nathanie Thanks to Epidemic Sound and Anchor.fm for most of the music, SFX and distribution. Music in order of appearance: Destiny Unfolds by Max Anson, Behind the Walls by Nathanie, Labyrinths by Ciaran Delaney, Secrets and Lies by David Celeste, A Fair Tale by Jon Bjork, Evoke by Synthetic Tides, Sentiment by Spirits of Our Dreams, To Wonderland by Headlund, Simon Says Smile by Roy Williams, Changing Outlook by Trevor Kowalski, Liberate by Peter Sandberg, Stratus by Trevor Kowalski, Ski Vacation by Joe E. Lee, The Paper Birch by Johannes Bornlof, Luminescence by Trevor Kowalski, Love and Friendship by David Celeste, Tragedy Unfolds by Dream Cave, By the Fire's Warmth by Jon Bjork and Reconcile by Peter Sandberg. SFX and Archival credits: 1.) “Thor and Gerald Groswold, 2005 Colorado Business Hall of Fame Laureate” from Youtube. Thank you to Liz Guillebaud and Becky Holden from the Colorado Business Hall of Fame. The full link is here → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIqboYtt39I 2.) “Snow Flight (1936) - Otto Lang” from nevasport on YouTube. Watch the full short film here → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecFcbuEXQLU 3.) “Otto Lang: Ski Pioneer” from the Washington State Ski and Snowboard Museum on Youtube. Thank you to John Forsen for letting me use this interview. Watch it here → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8L18VIYLu0 4.) “Santa Rosa fires: First hours of the devastating Tubbs fire in 9 minutes” by ThePressDemocrat on Youtube. Watch the video here → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7Udu6hh-9U Check the show and all the pictures of the object out on Facebook @objectobscurapodcast, Instagram @object.obscura and Twitter @objectobscura. Go to our website as well object-obscura.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thatcher2/message

September 2021 virtual meeting, with featured speaker Karla Stover, author of the recent book, Wicked Tacoma. Tacoma, the city where the rails meet the sails, has always been a place of innovation and rule-breakers. When the railroad came in the nineteenth century, business boomed, along with smuggling, bootlegging and prostitution. Men such as Peter Sandberg walked the line between criminal and respectable. Police in the growing town had their hands full not just with human criminals, but with stray cows, ducks and the occasional bear. Rumor has it that in the 1920s, gangsters Lucky Luciano and Frank Nitti were sent to cool their heels in the port city and may have been behind a smoke bomb attack on a movie theater. Join author Karla Stover as she delves into the wild and colorful past of the City of Destiny. *** With thanks to Tacoma Creates for support of our public programs.

In this episode I have a printing plate. It leads me to the owner of the Great James H. Drew Exposition and the printing company that used it nearly forty years ago. Thank you to Jimmy Drew @DrewExposition and Al Rosenberg @triangleposter Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts and Anchor. You can also listen on our website --> object-obscura.com Theme song for Object Obscura is ‘Behind the Walls' by Nathanie @nathaniengnu @thesznsounds Thanks to Epidemicsound for the music and SFX. Music in order of appearance: Mystery Evolving by Gabriel Lewis, Behind the Walls by Nathanie, Mystery by ispeakwaves, Rain Show by Farrell Wooten, Freakshow by Mike Franklyn, The Boy with the Tattoo by V. V. Campos, Vague by Amaranth Cove, Backward Thinking by More than a Family, Rainbow Mystery by Kikoru, A Refreshing Change by Claude Signet, Lens Flare 1 by Peter Sandberg, Just Be Curious by Jerry Lacey, Changing Outlook by Trevor Kowalski and The Way I am by Mica Emory. Archival audio: “1962 Seattle World's Fair Commercial” on YouTube --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thatcher2/message

Episode Notes London is a city full of danger, from the murky basement bars beneath its cobblestone streets to the violent power struggles between titans of industry--not to mention the giant, malfunctioning robots, of course. Not to worry, though: our intrepid crew of goofball steampunk detectives are on the case! Transcript: https://bit.ly/3yoJhev Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealmscast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/therealmscast Website: https://therealmscast.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ManyRealms Music Many Realms Theme by Nik October (http://softonline.me) Blank Canvas by Fabien Tell Cheek to Cheek by Fabien Tell By the Minute by Raymond Grouse Rememberance by Fabien Tell Lord of the Dark by Farrell Wooten Of All Things by David Celeste The Dark Part of the Alley by Brightarm Orchestra Sudden Escape by Brightarm Orchestra Etude No. 1 for String Quartet by Peter Sandberg My Little Brother's Keeper by Arthur Benson Hide Me by Fabien Tell Your Choice by Peter Sandberg

Den 4 juni 1621 fick Göteborg sina permanenta stadsprivilegier, avfattade på svenska och tyska i 37 paragrafer. Men Göteborg hade flera föregångare.Göteborgs historia är berättelsen om ett Sverige som ville öppna upp sig västerut. En väl befäst stad i stormaktens västligaste utpost blev en livsnödvändig för landet med stormaktsambitioner. Göteborg blev också en stad präglad av sina utländska invånare och rikedom skapad på handel.Detta är en nymixad version av avsnitt 27 av podcasten Historia Nu där Urban Lindstedt samtalar med journalisten och författaren Peter Sandberg & ekonomhistorikern och författaren Tomas Andersson som är aktuella med boken Göteborgs historia – Porten mot väst.En rad olika städer har anlagts längs Göta älv som Kungahälla, Lödöse och Nya Lödöse. Det första Göteborg som byggdes för en grupp nederländare fick stadsprivilegier 1607, men staden på Hisingen förstördes redan 1611 under Kalmarkriget. På kungen Gustav II Adolfs order började därför nutidens Göteborg att anläggas 1619 och fick stadsprivilegier 1621.Nederländare kom att prägla staden under hela 1600-talet. Och redan på 1690-talet fick staden klädestillverkning och blev en ledande stad under frihetstiden. Under 1700-talet dominerade den brittiska marknaden stadens export. Det var också i Göteborg som det extremt lönsamma Ostindiska kompaniet grundades 1731 som bedrev handel med Kina.Kontinentalblockaden under Napoleonkrigen medförde en intensiv men kort blomstring för Göteborg, som blev transithamn för den brittiska handeln på Europa. Men efter att Napoleon besegrats vid Waterloo så tömdes Göteborgs hamn från den ena till den andra dagen. Ett nytt kapitel inleddes för staden vid Göta älv. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

At some point in our lives, we are all faced with memory loss and forgetfulness. Important faces, names, numbers, or information we try to recall- yet we pull a blank. Sometimes we even struggle to retain even the simplest daily data. Right now, That's all about to change... Memory Expert Chester Santos is known as the International Man of Memory. Chester is one of the world's foremost authorities when it comes to developing memory. Chester shows us How to Remember and Retain More in shorter period of time We learn that repetition and brute force memorization is not the way to go Losing the need to endless repeat things in our brains. How do we develop what you call mental filing systems? We discover how to master instant recall, forward and backward, in a matter of minutes. Chester also shares Tricks and Tips To Improve Your Memory Teaching you how to remember anything that's important to you, forever. We find out, everyone is capable of doing extraordinary things with their memory by developing a few easy to learn skills. As We learn how to finally come to our senses in order to improve our memory on this episode of, The Light Inside. JOIN US ON INSTAGRAM: @thelightinsidepodcast SUBSCRIBE: pod.link/thelightinside Credits: Music Score by Epidemic Sound Musical Transitions by Peter Sandberg and Gavin Luke Executive Producer: Jeffrey Besecker Mixing, Engineering, Production and Mastering: Aloft Media Studio --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thelightinside/message

It’s common to tighten around your discomfort. You tense the body when you are struggling, trying to rid yourself of the unpleasantness. Instead of tightening, you can make room for the pain - welcoming it in and meeting it with a caring presence. You have the power to retrain the mind.   With special thanks to mindfulnessexercises.com for the beautiful script and Peter Sandberg for the song "ES_Solitude".

As Human beings- we all feel a certain pull, driving us towards basic wants, desires and needs. Having needs is not evidence of weakness – it is, at its core- to simply be human. Three things are needed for humanity to co-exist: Truth, peace and basic needs. Everything else - Is irrelevant. We are all on a course seeking change- our evolution. The great unfolding of our becoming what is necessary to change a person is to change his awareness of himself. This episode, we share a conversation with join us today is the founder of Glow Living, Chandra Lynn - A Lifestyle entrepreneur, she is Inspiring us to love the life we each live. We share this discussion exploring how the need for change is such a driving force in discovering our roots, allowing us to grow and rise. Tune to find out Who's Driving Here? On The Light Inside. Create a balanced foundation, get unstuck and begin truly loving life! Join Chandra for a FREE INTRODUCTION to her program, Root To Rise- A System for Loving Life Credits: Music Score by Epidemic Sound Bedroom by Loving Caliber Starfields by Hallman Musical Transitions by Peter Sandberg and Gavin Luke Executive Producer: Jeffrey Besecker Mixing, Engineering, Production and Mastering: Aloft Media Studio --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thelightinside/message

Ep#19Check out our new coffee company:https://jaegermorris.comFollow us on instagram:https://www.instagram.com/jaegermorriscoffee/In today's episode we're just quickly checking in, how we are feeling about the new year and telling you all about our new project Jaeger Morris! Let us know if you have any questions!Jazz record of the week 'A Scandinavian Thing', Peter Sandberg:https://petersandberg.bandcamp.com/merch/a-scandinavian-thing-ep-piano-jazz-sheets-digital-download

We hear it all the time- every journey starts with a single step. Often those journeys can feel like moving mountains. "The man who moves mountains begins by carrying away a small stone." But How do we prepare for the climb?  Today we talk with Global Adventure and Mountaineer, John Beede, as he shares his insights and experiences. We learn that the journey is about build perspective, preparing the mind, and how to maintain stamina to endure the trip. Our paths in life offer us the chance to ground and humble us- to experience the “Quiet Ego”. The Loudest Lion Never Roars. How are we all being humble lions? Are we showing courage and vulnerability? What paths are we following throughout life? What paths are we being guided towards? We each travel a different path in life. Experience different potentials. Sometimes we have to focus our vision on a specific path. We learn that "the journey" is about build perspective, preparing the mind, and maintaining stamina to endure the trip. Level-up your resilience using strategies discovered at the top of the tallest mountain on every continent. Find out how we can better navigate that adventure on The Light Inside. Music Credits: Epidemic Sound Musical Transitions by Peter Sandberg and Gavin Luke Executive Producer: Jeffrey Besecker Mixing, Engineering, Production and Mastering: Aloft Media Studio --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thelightinside/message

Of all our greatest searching for purpose and value in life, No bigger search exists throughout humanity than our search for meaning. Celebrated psychiatrist and Holocaust survivor Viktor Frankl, in his groundbreaking book “Man's Search For Meaning” shared this insightful view: “Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms — to choose one's attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one's own way.” On today's show we explore: Reshaping our language of struggler and fear in order to find Gratitude in our challenges. Then resisting our urge of Fight, Flight Or fear- reframing our response for The Modern World. Living Life on Your Terms- Making a conscious choice to live as a vibrant human being. Owning your inner voice in order to silence the inner critic and remove the urge to self sabotage our endeavors. Learning to separate our human traits from our evolutionary and generational patterning to order to be more aligned with the essence of our authentic self. We also look at how we can form a more responsible human evolution towards our fellow human beings, the planet and within our existence in the universe. To borrow from the great Albert Einstein quote: “The most important decision we make, the one which is most aligned within our essence, is whether we live in a friendly or hostile universe” It becomes our responsibility to then decide whether we act in harmony within our responses, creating an existence that contributes to the forward motion of creation. Join us on this very humorous and thought provoking conversation with Leadership Coach and Motivational Speaker, Michael Ian Cedar of The Legacy Of You  about becoming more grateful on The Light Inside. Music Credits: Epidemic Sound Musical Transitions by Peter Sandberg and Gavin Luke Executive Producer: Jeffrey Besecker Mixing, Engineering, Production and Mastering: Aloft Media Studio --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thelightinside/message

Intention is one of the most powerful forces we can experience. Nothing in the universe exists without intention. What you mean when you do a thing- your intention, will always play a powerful role in determining the outcome of your actions. The quality and commitment of your intention- your forethought, becomes the planning which guides your actions. On this episode, we focus on explore the virtues of slowing down, Digging in., And being aware of the values that shape and form our intentions. We discover how aligning within our values allows us to focus on what is of most meaning to us, while being of value and service in the world around you. Joining us this conversation is Alex Sanfilippo, of Creating A Brand and founder of Podmatch.com- a podcast matching and booking solution for both guests and hosts, As we look at becoming more effective at creating a happy, purposeful life guided by intention and meaning. On this episode of The Light Inside. Music Credits: "Olympo" By Ooyy "Little By Little (Siren Song) by Geminii Musical Transitions by Peter Sandberg and Gavin Luke Executive Producer: Jeffrey Besecker Mixing, Engineering, Production and Mastering: Aloft Media Studio --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thelightinside/message

Our minds are the gateway to our world. Everything we create, everything we experience- is a process of the mind. All that we feel, think and touch, all filtered through the perception of the mind. How do we get more aware, focused and in touch with our thoughts? Simple- Mindfulness. By slowing down our breathing and clearing the clutter of cobwebs that often cloud our thinking. An aligned and aware brain is a productive brain. It builds worlds. Khalil Gibran once said: “Your living is determined not so much by what life brings to you as by the attitude you bring to life; not so much by what happens to you as by the way your mind looks at what happens.” With that-The way we think shapes the way we live. What mental, physical and psychological states take place as we move into mindfulness? Opening our heart Changing our breathing Activating energy centers The act of grounding Refocusing and re-establishing yourself to a state where you feel: Centered whole and complete in who you are. Confident in your life path. Satisfied with where you are at this moment in your life. Calmness- A peaceful, easy feeling. We Learn how to increase our mindfulness to maintain better balance, achieve greater clarity and reach for a higher level of peak performance. Joining us today is High Performance Coach, Melo Calarco sharing this story of how a 30,000 kilometer transcontinental bike journey empowered him with the tools to teach others how to be more mindful while bringing forth their essence. Embodying them with their unlimited potential in this episode of The Light Inside. VISIT MELO CALARCO TO START YOUR JOURNEY TO MINDFULNESS . Music Credits: “Little By Little"  by Geminii “Like a Ricochet” by Loving Caliber Musical Transitions by Peter Sandberg and Gavin Luke Executive Producer: Jeffrey Besecker Mixing, Engineering, Production and Mastering: Aloft Media Studio --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thelightinside/message

So often we travel through both life and business in a state of unconscious. Our lives are filled with limitless choices and options, yet we often ignore them so thoroughly they might as well not exist. How do we realign within our awareness- our conscious state of being, to access the essence of these choices? To become what we might be. Routines and patterns are easy. But choices are just as easy. Every choice we make-when exercising the actual act of choosing, happens at a rate of lightning-fast millo-seconds. Today we share a conversation with Entrepreneur Trent Bray, Host of The Hustle Energy Podcast as we explore that space between- The place before things start to happen. As we explore the Awesome Power of “Not Yet” and how opening our conscious awareness serves as a guide post to accessing our essence. Join us as we open the door on…The Light Inside Music Credits: “Olympos” by Ooyy “Axoloti” by Killigrew Musical Transitions by Peter Sandberg and Gavin Luke Executive Producer: Jeffrey Besecker Mixing, Engineering, Production and Mastering: Aloft Media Studio --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thelightinside/message

In an increasingly polarized world, our ability to connect with one another has never been more important. Our words have the power to shape our reality and impact others in profound ways. Communication is an essential key in bridging those gaps, forming more connected and open relationships. When we become more mindful of those around us- we move beyond conflict and the ego, allowing us to create more meaningful connections. By showing compassion, consideration and thoughtfulness towards others, we create authentic bounds that bring us together in our universal “oneness” The essence of our being. Today we share this conversation with Professional Communication Coach, Jonathan Miller of mindfulcommunication.me. Discussing how great communication takes a little work- But Its not rocket science. By exercising practice, patience and persistence- We can develop the awareness to become empowered and embodied communicators while building engaged relationships with others. Find out why mindful communication is so important in our relationships On this episode of The Light Inside… Be sure to visit www.mindfulcommunication.me entering Promo Code LIGHT50 for 50% off your 4 part conflict resolution video series or gain access to your 45 minute Conflict resolution assessment. Visit The Mindful Communication Podcast to gain even more great communication insight from Jonathan Miller. https://www.mindfulcommunication.me/podcast Credits: Executive Producer: Jeffrey Besecker Sound Engineering by: Aloft Media Group Music Credits: “Crawling Upward” by Mike Maven “Tomorrow Is Another Day” by Jo Wandrini “Reach Out Your Hand” by David Celeste Musical Transitions by Peter Sandberg and Gavin Luke --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thelightinside/message

Mae Elise Cannon, author of the recently published “Beyond Hashtag Activism: Comprehensive Justice in a Complicated Age,” joins the podcast for a conversation with Christian Citizen editor Curtis Ramsey-Lucas on spiritual activism and constructive engagement in politics. Our theme music is “Believable 2” by Peter Sandberg.The Christian Citizen is edited by Curtis Ramsey-Lucas and is a publication of the American Baptist Home Mission Societies. The show, website and newsletter are produced by Joshua Kagi. Stories are copy edited by Hannah Estifanos. Our Art Director is Danny Ellison.The Christian Citizen editorial board is: Dr. Jeffrey Haggray, Laura Alden, Susan Gottshall, Dr. Jeffrey Johnson, the Rev. Salvador Orellana, the Rev. Dr. Marilyn Turner-Triplett and Rev. Cassandra Carkuff Williams, and our advisors are Cherilyn Crowe, the Rev. Kimberlee Payton Jones, the Rev. Steven D. Martin, the Rev. Marvin A. McMickle and the Rev. Harold Dean. To learn more about The Christian Citizen visit our website, ChristianCitizen.us.

Thank you to this week's guest, Greg Hunt.Our theme music is “Believable 2” by Peter Sandberg.The Christian Citizen is edited by Curtis Ramsey-Lucas and is a publication of the American Baptist Home Mission Societies. The show, website and newsletter are produced by Joshua Kagi. Stories are copy edited by Hannah Estifanos. Our Art Director is Danny Ellison. The Christian Citizen editorial board is: Dr. Jeffrey Haggray, Laura Alden, Susan Gottshall, Dr. Jeffrey Johnson, the Rev. Salvador Orellana, the Rev. Dr. Marilyn Turner-Triplett and Rev. Cassandra Carkuff Williams, and our advisors are Cherilyn Crowe, the Rev. Kimberlee Payton Jones, the Rev. Steven D. Martin, the Rev. Marvin A. McMickle and the Rev. Harold Dean. To learn more about The Christian Citizen visit our website, ChristianCitizen.us.Thanks for listening.

Show Notes0:34 Lynn and Robin discuss the new season of Flusterclux and describe who the podcast is for. Lynn describes emotional management as a goal for her therapy clients and her own family and why it is such a critical skill to strengthen relationships and prevent loneliness.6:10 Robin and Lynn discuss the reason behind the name change from A Mom’s Retreat to Flusterclux.8:46 Robin asks Lynn how families can tell if anxiety and anxious patterns are creeping into a household as a result of the stress of 2020. Lynn talks about rigidity and routine and explains the critical importance of flexibility within a routine for children and teens.19:06 Robin asks Lynn how parents should be talking to their children about fall schedules to make room for its possibilities of changing.21:53 Robin asks Lynn if there are better ways to talk to teens about school this fall than others to promote flexibility and adaptability.Lynn asks listeners a critical question she suggests all families ask themselves about the pandemic.24:19 Lynn answers a listener question about a child who gets anxious being on camera and needs a reassurance that remote learning cannot provide.Lynn talks about the skill to develop around accepting criticism and social anxiety’s fear of judgement.30:12 Lynn shares stories of her husband’s past whistling  and then shows off her own whistling talents.32:10 Join our Facebook group so that you can submit a question for a future episode with Lynn.We thank our sponsor Milestones Pediatric Therapy Center.Find us atflusterclux.comhttps://www.facebook.com/flustercluxhttps://www.instagram.com/flusterclux/Show music by Peter Sandberg.

QuietStorm: The MVP Collection presents...THE QUIETUDE SERIES ~ a relaxing, stress-free blend of new age, ambient, lush vocals, & piano music. This series will provide the listener to a quiet musical experience, away from any stress in our daily, busy lives. **In this 37th edition of Quietude for July 2020**, calming & peaceful music continues with **brand new tracks** from **Yiruma, Jim Chappell, David Foster, Pam Asberry, Peter Sandberg, & Greg Maroney**. I also included two tracks, namely "Nella Fantasia" as sung by Sarah Brightman and "For Annette & Warren" as a tribute to the one of the most iconic composers of all-time, Sir **Ennio Morricone** who passed away last July 06. I hope you'll continue to enjoy these handpicked-selections especially during this "New Normal" life. Thank you and may God Bless us all!

QuietStorm: The MVP Collection presents...THE QUIETUDE SERIES ~ a relaxing, stress-free blend of new age, ambient, lush vocals, & piano music. This series will provide the listener to a quiet musical experience, away from any stress in our daily, busy lives. **In this 37th edition of Quietude for July 2020**, calming & peaceful music continues with **brand new tracks** from **Yiruma, Jim Chappell, David Foster, Pam Asberry, Peter Sandberg, & Greg Maroney**. I also included two tracks, namely "Nella Fantasia" as sung by Sarah Brightman and "For Annette & Warren" as a tribute to the one of the most iconic composers of all-time, Sir **Ennio Morricone** who passed away last July 06. I hope you'll continue to enjoy these handpicked-selections especially during this "New Normal" life. Thank you and may God Bless us all!

QuietStorm: The MVP Collection presents...THE QUIETUDE SERIES ~ a relaxing, stress-free blend of new age, ambient, lush vocals, & piano music. This series will provide the listener to a quiet musical experience, away from any stress in our daily, busy lives. **In this 37th edition of Quietude for July 2020**, calming & peaceful music continues with **brand new tracks** from **Yiruma, Jim Chappell, David Foster, Pam Asberry, Peter Sandberg, & Greg Maroney**. I also included two tracks, namely "Nella Fantasia" as sung by Sarah Brightman and "For Annette & Warren" as a tribute to the one of the most iconic composers of all-time, Sir **Ennio Morricone** who passed away last July 06. I hope you'll continue to enjoy these handpicked-selections especially during this "New Normal" life. Thank you and may God Bless us all!

Radioprofilen och programledaren för Filosofiska - och Teologiska rummet, Peter Sandberg, gick bort hösten 2019, saknad av många trogna lyssnare. På begäran återutsänder vi nu fyra av Peters program. Här kommer det fjärde, Abraham och Isak. Bibelns berättelse om Abraham och Isak (Första Mosebok 22) är en svår moralisk nöt att knäcka för teologerna. Hur ska berättelsen om fadern som uppmanas av Gud att offra sin son tolkas? Den danske filosofen Sören Kierkegaard gör i sin bok Fruktan och bävan från 1843 en analys av berättelsen. Han ställer en rad frågor om religion och etik, inte minst ställer han Abrahams mänskliga ansvar för sin son mot plikten gentemot Gud. Medverkande är KG Hammar, tidigare ärkebiskop, Anita Goldman, författare och Anders Piltz, katolsk präst. Programledare och producent Peter Sandberg Lästips: Fruktan och bävan av Sören Kierkegaard

Radioprofilen och programledaren för Filosofiska - och Teologiska rummet, Peter Sandberg, gick bort hösten 2019, saknad av många trogna lyssnare. På begäran återutsänder vi nu fyra av Peters program. Här kommer det tredje programmet, Islam och den antika filosofin. Aristoteles och Platon räknas till de stora tänkarna inom den kristna europeiska kultursfären. Men de var varken européer eller kristna. Den grekiska antika filosofin har inte bara förvaltats i Europa och västvärlden, kanske vi aldrig lärt känna den antika filosofin utan den islamiska filosofi som bar och utvecklade dess tankar innan den återupptäcktes under renässansen.  Medverkande: Klas Grinell, idéhistoriker, Charlotta Weigelt, filosof och Mohammad Fazlhashemi, professor i islamisk teologi.  Programledare och producent Peter Sandberg. Boktips: Islams filosofihistoria av Klas Grinell.

Radioprofilen och programledaren för Filosofiska - och Teologiska rummet, Peter Sandberg, gick bort hösten 2019, saknad av många trogna lyssnare. På begäran återutsänder vi nu fyra av Peters program. Här kommer det andra programmet, Varför finns religion? Frågan om varför religion finns har säkert många svar, evolutionära, sociala och kognitiva. Religion tycks alltid ha funnits; i varje civilisation, i varje kultur, i alla etniska grupper, i varje samhälle. Och i varje tid. Det verkar lätt att slå fast att religion är en del av att vara människa. Men, så enkelt är det inte. Alla människor är inte religiösa, ingen har så här långt hittat några gener eller någon funktion i hjärnan som betingar oss att bli religiösa. Så frågan är: varför finns religion? Medverkande är David Thurfjell, religionshistoriker, Ingela Visuri, som studerat kognitiv religionsvetenskap och Ulf Jonsson, religionsfilosof och jesuitpater. Programledare och producent Peter Sandberg. Boktips: Varför finns religion, en antologi med David thurfjell som redaktör.

Rainer Werner Fassbinder regisserade 43 långfilmer, ibland fyra om året. I år skulle han ha fyllt 75 år men redan 1982 hittades han död full av droger ovanpå sina manus, 37 år gammal. Fassbinder var årsbarn med tredje rikets kollaps och ingen kunde skildra det tyska efterkrigsundrets baksida som han: gårdslägenheterna, spelhallarna, bordellerna, fastighetsspekulationerna, terroristerna. Makt, självförakt, våld och en kärlek kallare än döden. Veronica Voss längtan. Rädsla urholkar själen. Petra von Kants bittra tårar. Länge gick hans filmer i ändlösa retrospektiver på filmklubbarna, sen försvann de spårlöst. Är det dags att han kommer tillbaka nu? Med sina olyckliga slut, som uppmanar människan till förändring av sitt liv. I Katarina Wikars montage från 2008 och 1996 om Fassbinders liv och verk medverkar regissören Hugo Hansén, Tiina Rosenberg, professor i teatervetenskap och filmregissören Åke Sandgren, som en gång träffade Fassbinder på ett slott i Bayern. Vi hör också serietecknaren Max Andersson och Astrid Söderbergh-Widding, professor i filmvetenskap. Dessutom sjunger Ingrid Caven. Arkivmaterial ur en intervju med Eva Engström av Annika Sherwin, Fassbinder på filmfestival och ur två program av Carl-Johan Malmberg från åttiotalet, En pervers lust att säga sanningen och Varning för en helig sköka. Uppläsare Anders Ahlbom och Peter Sandberg.