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Gia đình và những người ủng hộ kêu gọi chính phủ Úc đưa ông Robert Pether về nước, trong lúc có những quan ngại sâu sắc về tình trạng phúc lợi của ông sau 3 năm bị giam giữ và tra tấn bất hợp pháp ở Iraq.

There are grave concerns for the welfare of Australian man Robert Pether who says he's being unlawfully held and tortured in Iraq. Three years since his detainment - family and advocates are desperately calling on the government to bring him home

Last month marked two years since Robert Pether, an Australian citizen and Irish resident, has been wrongfully imprisoned in Iraq. He is a father, a husband and an engineer.Robert and his colleague, Khalid Radwan were both detained in Baghdad on 7 April 2021 after they went to Iraq to resolve a business dispute between the Iraqi government and their Dubai-based employer, CME Consulting. CME Consulting which is an engineering firm was working on the new headquarters for the Central Bank of Iraq. The project was hit by delays and increased costs due to the COVID-19 pandemic and a dispute arose whereby the Iraqi government demanded the return of $12 million USD paid to CME Consulting. As a result of this dispute between the Iraqi government and CME Consulting, both Robert Pether and Khalid Radwan who work for the company were detained and put in prison. The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has stated that their detention is arbitrary meaning they are wrongfully imprisoned and called for their immediate release.We have interviewed Robert's wife, Desree Pether and his son, Flynn Pether four times on this podcast. There have been significant updates in Robert and Khalid's case. New evidence has come to light that undermines a witness statement that was used to wrongfully imprison Robert and Khalid. Desree Pether joins us again to tell us more.We discuss what has happened since we last spoke in November last year, the current state of Robert's health, how the Pether family are coping with this ongoing trauma and how this has impacted Desree's health as she has multiple sclerosis. We also discuss what the governments of Iraq, Australia and Egypt should do to free Robert and Khalid, how the international community and journalists can help as well as how to keep up to date with the Free Robert Pether campaign. For more information on Robert Pether, please check out the following:Our previous episodes: Ep 32, Ep 36, Ep 40, Ep 46Free Robert Pether Twitter accountSocial media hashtag: freerobertpetherGet the latest updates on hostage cases we at Pod Hostage Diplomacy are working on including new episodes by subscribing to our fortnightly newsletter, the Hostage Briefing. Subscribe here.You can also follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.Support the show

Australian engineer and Irish resident, Robert Pether has been wrongfully imprisoned in Iraq since 7 April 2021 as a result of a commercial dispute between the Iraqi government and his Dubai-based employer, CME Consulting. The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has stated that his detention is arbitrary and has called for his immediate release. We have interviewed Robert's family three times on this podcast and we speak once again to Desree Pether, Robert's wife. Since our last conversation with Desree in August, there have been significant updates on Robert's case and Desree brings us up to speed. Desree also talks to us about the lack of progress in Robert's case since Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese spoke to his former Iraqi counterpart earlier this year. Now that Iraq has a new President and Prime Minister, Desree is hoping they will take a different approach. The Iraqi government is also planning on opening an embassy in Ireland and Desree has started a petition calling on the Irish government to first ensure the Iraqis release Robert and let him come home to Ireland.We also discuss what the Iraqi and Australian governments should do better and how journalists and the public can help free Robert Pether.For more information on Robert Pether, please check out the following:Our previous episodes: Ep 32, Ep 36, Ep 40Free Robert Pether Twitter accountSocial media hashtag: freerobertpetherGet the latest updates on hostage cases we at Pod Hostage Diplomacy are working on including new episodes by subscribing to our fortnightly newsletter, the Hostage Briefing. Subscribe here.You can also follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.Support the show

Some people still have the outdated image in their heads of China as a country of grim sweatshops and cheap manual labour. In fact, China is the country which boasts the largest number of robots deployed in the world. And that makes it a prime location for one of the newest category of industrial robot: the 'cobot', or collaborative robot.   Today's episode is with Andrew Pether, who has spent a decade in the field of robotics engineering in China, and over eight years working at the global vanguard in the world of collaborative robots: Universal Robots. So he is perfectly placed to observe the world of innovation and competition in this unique space in China.   The episode also includes catch-up interviews with: Michael Kinsey from Season 02 Episode 15 https://mosaicofchina.com/season-02-episode-25-michael-kinsey and Srinivas Yanamandra from Season 01 Episode 15 https://mosaicofchina.com/season-01-episode-15-srinivas-yanamandra Chapters 00:00 - Trailer & Intro 01:33 - Part 1 24:12 - Part 2 35:13 - Outro 39:05 - Catch-Up Interview [1] 42:53 - Catch-Up Interview [2] Subscribe to the PREMIUM version, see the visuals, and/or follow the full transcript for this episode at: https://mosaicofchina.com/season-03-episode-07-andrew-pether Join the community: Instagram https://instagram.com/oscology LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/mosaicofchina Facebook https://facebook.com/mosaicofchina WeChat https://mosaicofchina.com/wechat

Some people still have the outdated image in their heads of China as a country of grim sweatshops and cheap manual labour. In fact, China is the country which boasts the largest number of robots deployed in the world. And that makes it a prime location for one of the newest category of industrial robot: the 'cobot', or collaborative robot.Today's episode is with Andrew Pether, who has spent a decade in the field of robotics engineering in China, and over eight years working at the global vanguard in the world of collaborative robots. So he is perfectly placed to observe the world of innovation and competition in this unique space in China.

Joshua Pether is of Kalkadoon heritage but lives and works on Noongar country in Western Australia. He is an experimental performance artist, first nations person and also a disabled person.  Peta and Josh discuss his connection with his disabled body, growing up in a country town where he was known as 'the boy dancer' and how his indigeneity doesn't always influence his work as a performer. If you would like to listen to my first episode about the Alter State Festival you can listen here: https://omny.fm/shows/the-i-cant-stand-podcast/special-episode-the-alter-state-festival  Connect with Peta: Instagram: @petahooke Website: www.icantstandpodcast.com Email: icantstandpodcast@gmail.com Episode Transcript: https://www.icantstandpodcast.com/post/joshua-pether-disability-performance-dance-indigeneitySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Australian citizen and Irish resident, Robert Pether has been wrongfully imprisoned in Iraq since 7 April 2021. He and his colleague, Khalid Radwan were both detained in Baghdad after they went to Iraq to resolve a business dispute between the Iraqi government and their Dubai-based employer, CME Consulting. CME Consulting which is an engineering firm was working on the new headquarters for the Central Bank of Iraq. The project was hit by delays and increased costs due to the COVID pandemic and a dispute arose whereby the Iraqi government demanded the return of $12 million USD paid to CME Consulting. As a result of this dispute between the Iraqi government and CME Consulting – both Robert Pether and Khalid Radwan who work for the company - were detained and put in prison. In March this year, The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention stated that their detention is arbitrary and called for their immediate release.We've interviewed Robert's family twice before and since then Robert's health has severely deteriorated. He recently underwent surgery which left him with a 15cm wound that became infected. To make matters even worse, the deadly unrest in Iraq has Robert's family worried that any efforts to secure his release will be delayed. On this episode we speak again to Robert's wife, Desree Pether. She talks about Robert's health, how he's doing now, the recent call between the Australian and Iraqi Prime Ministers as well as the need for Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) to create a special team dedicated to bringing Australians wrongfully detained abroad back home. Desree also tells us what the Iraqi and Australian governments need to do as well as how the public can help bring Robert home. We end the interview talking about Desree's concerns with the current deadly unrest in Iraq and how this may affect Robert's case.For more information on Robert Pether, please check out the following:Our previous episode: Ep 32, Ep 36Free Robert Pether Twitter accountSocial media hashtag: freerobertpetherGet the latest updates on hostage cases we at Pod Hostage Diplomacy are working on including new episodes by subscribing to our fortnightly newsletter, the Hostage Briefing. Subscribe here.You can also follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.Support the show

The family of Australian engineer Rob Pether is hoping the new government will mark a renewed focus on the fate of the father of three who's now been in an Iraqi prison for more than 14 months.

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Robert Pether and his colleague, Khalid Radwan were both detained in Baghdad on 7 April 2021 after they went to Iraq to resolve a business dispute between the Iraqi government and their Dubai-based employer, CME Consulting. CME Consulting which is an engineering firm was working on the new headquarters for the Central Bank of Iraq. The project was hit by delays and increased costs due to the COVID pandemic and a dispute arose whereby the Iraqi government demanded the return of $12 million USD paid to CME Consulting. As a result of this dispute between the Iraqi government and CME Consulting – both Robert Pether and Khalid Radwan who work for the company were detained and put in prison. The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has stated that their detention is arbitrary and has called for their immediate release.We interviewed Robert's 18 year old son, Flynn Pether last month and unfortunately since then, things have gotten worse. Two new court cases have been brought against Robert and Khalid. They are also being sued for an additional $20 million USD. On this week's episode, we are joined by Robert's wife and Flynn's mother – Desree Pether. Desree talks to us about what happened including recent developments, how this trauma has affected the family as well as what the Australian government, journalists and the public can do to help bring Robert back home to his family.Follow Pod Hostage Diplomacy on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to keep up to date with our work.Support the show

Desree Pether, wife of Irish-based Australian engineer Robert Pether who is currently detained in Iraq.

Thursday 7th April 2022 marked the 1 year anniversary of Australian citizen Robert Pether's wrongful imprisonment in Iraq. Robert Pether and his colleague, Khalid Radwan were both detained in Baghdad on 7 April 2021 after they went to Iraq to resolve a business dispute between the Iraqi government and their Dubai-based employer, CME Consulting. CME Consulting is an engineering firm that was hired by the Iraqi government to work on the new headquarters of the Central Bank of Iraq. The project was hit by delays and increased costs due to the COVID pandemic and a dispute arose whereby the Iraqi government demanded the return of $12 million USD paid to CME Consulting. As a result of this dispute between the Iraqi government and CME Consulting, both Robert Pether and Khalid Radwan who are employees of the company were arrested and put in prison.The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has stated that their detention is arbitrary and has called for their immediate release. The UN Working Group also stated that their detention is being used to “exercise leverage in a commercial transaction, in violation of international law”. Robert, his wife and 3 children live in Ireland. On this episode, we have the honour of speaking to Robert's 18 year old son, Flynn Pether. Flynn talks to us about what happened, his father's background, the conditions he's being held in, his health issues, unfair trial as well as how the family have been coping with this ongoing trauma. We also discuss what the Australian government, CME Consulting, journalists and the public can do to help free Robert Pether. Follow Pod Hostage Diplomacy on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to keep up to date with our work.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/PodHostageDiplo)

I mitten av 1980-talet påstår en kvinna i Vingåker att hon är Jungfru Maria återfödd och har direktkontakt med Gud. För sina följare blir hon den älskade andliga ledaren. Men gemenskapen liknar allt mer en sekt. Lilly och hennes lärjungar bildar rörelsen World Light Center som kommer att kallas en av Sveriges märkligaste sekter. Lilly påstår sig vara världsfrälsare men avhoppare vittnar om att hon under tjugo år styr med hot och våld. Barnen är särskilt utsatta.När ska samhället kliva in? Var går gränsen mellan religionsfrihet och fri vilja? Här är berättelsen om Gudmodern och hennes lärjungar som skakade Sverige strax före millennieskiftet.Medverkande:"Susanna", en av Mor Lillys f.d. lärjungar.Jonas Bernholm, en av Mor Lillys f.d. lärjungar.Pether Öhlén, journalist på SR som även hjälper avhoppare från sekter.Ingmar Haglund, journalist på Katrineholmskuriren.Helena Löfgren, psykoterapeut.Anders Haag, författare och journalist.En dokumentär av: Joanna Górecka.Producent: Gustav Asplund.Exekutiv producent: Jon Jordås.Dokumentären är gjord av produktionsbolaget Filt, för Sveriges Radio.Publicerad: 2022.

I mitten av 1980-talet påstår en kvinna i Vingåker att hon är Jungfru Maria återfödd och har direktkontakt med Gud. För sina följare blir hon den älskade andliga ledaren. Men gemenskapen liknar allt mer en sekt. Lilly och hennes lärjungar bildar rörelsen World Light Center som kommer att kallas en av Sveriges märkligaste sekter. Lilly påstår sig vara världsfrälsare men avhoppare vittnar om att hon under tjugo år styr med hot och våld. Barnen är särskilt utsatta.När ska samhället kliva in? Var går gränsen mellan religionsfrihet och fri vilja? Här är berättelsen om Gudmodern och hennes lärjungar som skakade Sverige strax före millennieskiftet.Medverkande:"Susanna", en av Mor Lillys f.d. lärjungar.Jonas Bernholm, en av Mor Lillys f.d. lärjungar.Pether Öhlén, journalist på SR som även hjälper avhoppare från sekter.Ingmar Haglund, journalist på Katrineholmskuriren.Helena Löfgren, psykoterapeut.Anders Haag, författare och journalist.En dokumentär av: Joanna Górecka.Producent: Gustav Asplund.Exekutiv producent: Jon Jordås.Dokumentären är gjord av produktionsbolaget Filt, för Sveriges Radio.Publicerad: 2022.

I mitten av 1980-talet påstår en kvinna i Vingåker att hon är Jungfru Maria återfödd och har direktkontakt med Gud. För sina följare blir hon den älskade andliga ledaren. Men gemenskapen liknar allt mer en sekt. Lilly och hennes lärjungar bildar rörelsen World Light Center som kommer att kallas en av Sveriges märkligaste sekter. Lilly påstår sig vara världsfrälsare men avhoppare vittnar om att hon under tjugo år styr med hot och våld. Barnen är särskilt utsatta.När ska samhället kliva in? Var går gränsen mellan religionsfrihet och fri vilja? Här är berättelsen om Gudmodern och hennes lärjungar som skakade Sverige strax före millennieskiftet.Medverkande:"Susanna", en av Mor Lillys f.d. lärjungar.Jonas Bernholm, en av Mor Lillys f.d. lärjungar.Pether Öhlén, journalist på SR som även hjälper avhoppare från sekter.Ingmar Haglund, journalist på Katrineholmskuriren.Helena Löfgren, psykoterapeut.Anders Haag, författare och journalist.En dokumentär av: Joanna Górecka.Producent: Gustav Asplund.Exekutiv producent: Jon Jordås.Dokumentären är gjord av produktionsbolaget Filt, för Sveriges Radio.Publicerad: 2022.

I mitten av 1980-talet påstår en kvinna i Vingåker att hon är Jungfru Maria återfödd och har direktkontakt med Gud. För sina följare blir hon den älskade andliga ledaren. Men gemenskapen liknar allt mer en sekt. Lilly och hennes lärjungar bildar rörelsen World Light Center som kommer att kallas en av Sveriges märkligaste sekter. Lilly påstår sig vara världsfrälsare men avhoppare vittnar om att hon under tjugo år styr med hot och våld. Barnen är särskilt utsatta.När ska samhället kliva in? Var går gränsen mellan religionsfrihet och fri vilja? Här är berättelsen om Gudmodern och hennes lärjungar som skakade Sverige strax före millennieskiftet.Medverkande:"Susanna", en av Mor Lillys f.d. lärjungar.Jonas Bernholm, en av Mor Lillys f.d. lärjungar.Pether Öhlén, journalist på SR som även hjälper avhoppare från sekter.Ingmar Haglund, journalist på Katrineholmskuriren.Helena Löfgren, psykoterapeut.Anders Haag, författare och journalist.En dokumentär av: Joanna Górecka.Producent: Gustav Asplund.Exekutiv producent: Jon Jordås.Dokumentären är gjord av produktionsbolaget Filt, för Sveriges Radio.Publicerad: 2022.

Hear Elite Champion Dean Bowditch of MK Dons, and Marc Pether, Chairman of Dean's chosen grassroots football club the Deanshanger Colts, talk about their respective organisations, and the importance of sustaining and growing local communities through financial and non-financial support of the grassroots sports sector. Hosted by, recorded, edited and produced by Tony Rice.

Violinist Caroline Pether is the leader of Manchester Camerata and teaches at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. She speaks with online editor Davina Shum about the joy of playing in chamber orchestras – including how leading an ensemble is much like being a film director, allowing individual musicians to exercise freedom of expression within a clear overall vision, as well as Caroline's favourite pieces to lead and direct from the violin. Check out thestrad.com for the latest news and articles on all things to do with string playing. Register and subscribe to access exclusive archival content from 2010 onwards. Student discount! Get 50% off an online subscription! Check it out here: https://bit.ly/3eQ75AB  Find us on social media: Facebook.com/thestrad Twitter: @TheStradMag Instagram: @the_strad_   Songs of Solitude no.1 Caroline Pether, violin UNTOLD: Caroline

Michael Frazis describes his investment company's strategy that involves a 30-40 year view, not panicking and diverting the approach during dips and rallies. Evaluating growth stocks involves identifying customer love for a product or service which acts a key indicator of explosive growth potential. This approach is utilized in picking winners in industries like the ‘buy now, pay later' space. Frazis explains how vaccine development is a long process involving extensive trials and how the emergency approval of Moderna's vaccine allowed the company to prove the mRNA concept, providing the company a significant boost. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - Intro and background 2:39 - Founding his company at 29 and investing strategy 11:38 - Evaluating polarizing stocks like Tesla 15:08 - Investing psychology 18:45 - Processing investment information 23:17 - Investing in industry creators 25:31 - Moderna and life sciences investments 31:43 - Dogecoin case study 35:30 - Growth stocks amid inflation

Denna vecka beger jag mig till Danmark och träffar OS ryttaren och tränaren Pether Markne. Pether är en av Sveriges mest meriterade tränare, dessutom A-tränare i både hoppning och dressyr. 

This week we return to the Pacific theatre of WWII, where Dutch steam-ship Rooseboom is in the process of evacuating 500 passengers from Padang to Ceylon. TRANSCRIPT https://castinglotspod.home.blog/2021/02/04/s2-e10-sea-part-i---the-ss-rooseboom/ CREDITS Written, hosted and produced by Alix Penn and Carmella Lowkis. Theme music by Daniel Wackett. Find him on Twitter @ds_wack and Soundcloud as Daniel Wackett. Logo by Riley. Find her on Twitter and Instagram @tallestfriend. Casting Lots is part of the Morbid Audio Podcast Network. Network sting by Mikaela Moody. Find her on Bandcamp as mikaelamoody1. BIBLIOGRAPHY Allen, T. and N. Vleggeert. (2019). ‘SS Rooseboom (+1942)’, Wrecksite. Available at: https://www.wrecksite.eu/wreck.aspx?17527 Brooke, G. (1990). Singapore’s Dunkirk. London: Leo Cooper. Gibson, W. (2007). The Boat. Burrough on the Hill: Monsoon Books. Gladstone, M. (2017). Largie Castle, A Rifled Nest. Southerness: Firefallmedia. Kingshott, J.B. (n.d.). Robert William George Kingshott. Available at: https://www.kingshott.info/robert-w-g-kingshott Pether, M. (2011). SS. Rooseboom. Available at: https://www.roll-of-honour.org.uk/evacuation_ships/html/s__rooseboom_history.htm Pether, M. (2013). ‘SS. ROOSEBOOM – Sunk by Japanese submarine number I-159 on 1st March 1942’, South African Military History Society, May 2013. Available at: https://www.samilitaryhistory.org/diaries/roosboom.html ‘SS Rooseboom’. (2020). Wikipedia. Available at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Rooseboom The Times. (2005). ‘Walter Gibson’, The Times, 27 April. Available at: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/walter-gibson-m3vb6x9pvnt Turner, D. (2019). Be Grateful: Brighton College’s Fallen 1939–45. Oxford: Bloomsbury. Weintraub, R. (2015). No Better Friend. New York: Little, Brown.

Jess Gillam and violinist Caroline Pether share the music they love, including a moving meditation on life in lockdown by Brad Meldhau, Jacqueline du Pre’s stunning take on Dvorak, a musical sunrise from Alice Zawadzki. Caroline also attempts to convert Jess to the joys of Brahms.

Ridklubben är tillbaka! Vi träffar den fantastiske Pether Markne och pratar om allt kring grundridning och träning! Hur ska man bära sig åt för att bli framgångsrik, hur hittar man sitt självförtroende i sin ridning och hur är Pether själv som elev?

Vilken betydelse har pausen för hur man presterar på hästryggen? Och för hur hästarna mår och utvecklas? Ryttarprofilen och elittränaren Pether Markne ger gärna råd om paus och återhämtning – både för ryttaren och hästen – men han har svårt att varva ner själv, att ta längre pauser. Nu har han börjat drömma om en längre paus. Frågan är om han vågar ta den.

With the year now in full swing, Rik and Pether have both spent this week on the road, picking up lessons from around the country. In this episode, they discuss the best strategies and habits for 2019, and how to navigate a "white water market". Episode Notes Web links TED Talks: Laura Vanderkam - How to Gain Control of Free Time Connect with us Facebook Our Website

Joshua Pether is a Perth based dancer, who frequently travels to the East Coast to perform and develop performances. A descendant of the Kalkadoon people, Joshua grew up in in Mt Isa, spending many years living on an enormous cattle station. He started dance at a young age but gave it up as a teenager, shifting gears and training as a pharmacist. However, like any passion, eventually Joshua rediscovered and reconnected with dance later. Joshua also identifies as a dancer with a disability. This has led him to reconsider dance and the ways in which the form can be more inclusive of differences. Increasingly becoming an activist, challenging others preconceptions and proving opportunities for those that are often excluded. I spoke to Joshua after the premiere season of his fascinating solo work Monster, programed as part of Yirramboi Festival. Part dance part live art, this was a dark work that moved between a deeply personal mental state, something that sits below the surface, to an exorcism and release. There is always something refreshing about seeing dance that is prepared to move into the unknown, and deal with dark subject matter.

Vad utmärker en ridtalang? Och vad innebär det egentligen att satsa på ridningen - vad krävs för att nå framgång? Många säger att de ska satsa, men det räcker inte att bara avsätta tid för att rida mer. Man måste ha en plan, säger Lisen Bratt Fredricson. Hon och Pether Markne, a-tränare i hoppning och dressyr, menar att steg 1 är att inventera sig själv som ryttare:  - Styrkor - Svagheter - Hästtillgång - Finns kunnigt folk runtomkring? Hör dem båda ge sina bästa tips och resonera kring fallgropar i detta avsnitt av Ridpodden. Producent: Ulrika Lindqvist

Dagens ämne direkt från Friends arena - dressyr, dressyr och mer dressyr! Henrik Johnsson och Linda Heed diskuterar ämnet på djupet med sina bisittare Pether Markne och Patrik Kittel. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jean-Pierre Barda har hittat hem, till det förlovade landet Israel. Men varför har han lämnat livet som kändisfrisör och popstjärna i Army Of Lovers bakom sig? I höstas lämnade Jean-Pierre Barda Sverige och flyttade till Israel och blev Israelisk medborgare. Idag studerar han därför på den Israeliska varianten av SFI och lär sig hebreiska. När jag som 15 åring kom ut som homosexuell klippte jag också kontakten med mitt judiska ursprung, säger han. Jag kände mig aldrig välkommen i synagogan i Sverige.Det skulle ta 35 år innan Jean-Pierre hittade tillbaka till judendomen igen.I P4 dokumentären " Vi ses i Israel nästa påsk" berättar han om saknaden och längtan efter sitt judiska arv, traditionerna och religionen.Programmet är gjort av Pether Öhlén.

Nu släpper vi ett rykande färskt avsnitt av Ridsportpodden! I avsnitt 3 har vi träffat Pether Markne, som tränat och coachat Malin Baryard i hela 20 år. Vi pratar om hur man hittar sin egen träningsstrategi och hur man ska tänka för att inte tappa glädjen i ridningen när alvaret blir för stort. I en öppen och ärlig intervju berättar Pether om hans tankesätt för att lyckas med ridsporten. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Här djupdyker vi i betydelsen av de olika begreppen inom form och vi tar forskningen till hjälp. Marie Rhodin är doktor i veterinärmedicin och en av få akademiker i Sverige som forskar i klinisk biomekanik på häst. Hennes avhandling om hur hästens huvud- och halsposition påverkar rörelsemönstret blev mycket uppmärksammad när den kom. Pether Markne är A-tränare i hoppning och dressyr, landslagstränare i hoppning, tillhör svenska landslagstruppen i dressyr. Deltog bland annat vid OS i Sydney 2004 och var genom sina spektakulära kürprogram under flera år svenska publikfavoriter. I hoppkretsar är Pether idag mest känd som tränare, bland annat till Malin Baryard-Johnsson. Tillsammans diskuterar de begrepp som lösgjordhet, samling, god ryggverksamhet och rollkur. Gästerna och Lisen diskuterar vad en bra form kan vara och svårigheterna med att kunna bedöma hur hästen arbetar genom att titta på huvudets och nackens placering. Lisen föreslår att man ska börja införa levad i dressyrprogrammen men får nej av Pether.

Avgiftning: Ikväll handlar det om avgiftning i Wollter i P4. Du hör Lennart, Åsa Hellberg och Pether Öhléns olika historier om att bli fri från sådant som förgiftar kropp och själ