Podcasts about pizzaro

Aksel er norsk, men bodde i Danmark som liten. Før han slipper ut fra Eidsberg fengsel forteller han historien sin til Berto, og vi får høre hvordanhan havnet i et liv med rus og kriminalitet, til tross for en trygg oppvekst med streite foreldre.I Oslo fengsel har Pizzaro og Lukaku sterke meninger om 17. mai og Eurovision.

We were lucky enough to get a one-on-one chat with the Serg from Kasabian! We spoke to him at his Hotel in the Melbourne CBD ahead of their SOLD OUT Melbourne show. The band have been coming to Aus for nearly 20 years, which we touch on, some of their favourite tours, in the inspiration behind his songwriting and will Matty be able to convert him to follow the Mighty Richmond Tigers!?They'll be Sydney on Saturday night, then off to Brisbane! Details below. https://premier.ticketek.com.au/Shows/Show.aspx?sh=KASAB25 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We were lucky enough to get a one-on-one chat with the Serg from Kasabian! We spoke to him at his Hotel in the Melbourne CBD ahead of their SOLD OUT Melbourne show. The band have been coming to Aus for nearly 20 years, which we touch on, some of their favourite tours, in the inspiration behind his songwriting and will Matty be able to convert him to follow the Mighty Richmond Tigers!?They'll be Sydney on Saturday night, then off to Brisbane! Details below. https://premier.ticketek.com.au/Shows/Show.aspx?sh=KASAB25 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to "That One Piece Talk," the podcast where we discuss, review, and debate the latest One Piece chapters. In this week's episode, we will review One Piece Chapter 1119, which will be exciting! Remember to like, comment, and share your thoughts with us. See you soon!

Pizarro, c'est le conquistador par excellence, un homme né dans la pauvreté, qui a connu une vie rude et qui, bien qu'illettré, a achevé une carrière marquée par le fer et par le sang comme gouverneur du Pérou. Pizzaro, nous allons le découvrir ensemble, c'est le « conquistador de l'extrême ». Alors, en route pour l'Amérique ! Chaque semaine dans "Entrez dans l'Histoire", Lorànt Deutsch nous fait voyager dans le temps et trace avec sa façon inimitable, le portrait d'une grande figure de l'Histoire.

Today we look more closely at the Inca political and military structure. These two aspects of the Incan Empire will be crucial to understand how Pizzaro, like Cortés, is able to conquer such a vast and powerful empire with so few men. Support the show at Patreon.Check out the Website for more content.Western Civ 2.0 Free Trial

Today we pivot again and travel further south to the land of the Inca. Long before Pizzaro arrived, the people of the Andes built a miraculous civilization along the highest mountains in North or South America. In this episode, I cover the broad geography and culture of the Andean people.Patreon Support PageWestern Civ 2.0 Free TrialWebsite

Joining the podcast to help preview Saturday's Inter Miami v Philadelphia Union match is long-time MLS writer Franco Panizo. Franco talks about his backstory and how he got involved in covering soccer with Ives Galarcep, and how Franco got a red card in a media soccer game?! Franco also gives his thoughts on Miami's game against CF Montreal from last week, the offseason Inter Miami has had, bringing in a total of 9 new players, and would Julian Carranza have had the same success under Phil Neville as he did under Jim Curtin?   Franco's back story: How Franco got into soccer: [1:50] Getting a red card in a media soccer game: [8:35] Inter Miami v Montreal: Takeaways: [13:00] Inter Miami's offseason moves: Josef Martinez trade: [18:21] Nicolas Stefanelli, Franco Negri, Sergii Kryvstov signings: [23:56] Pozuelo lose/Pizzaro impact: [26:59] Expectations for Miami: [31:26] Inter Miami v Philadelphia Union Preview: Mota and Gregore key pieces for Miami, according to Jim Curtin: [34:16] Formations: [40:00] Series history: [43:16] Julian Carranza: [45:34] Keys to the game: [53:10]   Social Media: Twitter: @FreeKickPod Instagram: @FreeKickPod Facebook: @FreeKickPod thefreekick.net   Franco's Social Media: Twitter: @FrancoPanizo https://miamitotalfutbol.substack.com/ miami total futbol radio Franco's sending off

Historia de la caída de David y el encubrimiento de su pecado. Tendemos a ocultar nuestras faltas y pecados. Y puede que por un tiempo no nos afecte, pero el pecado no confesado es como una astilla milimétrica enterrada en alguna parte de nuestra piel que con el tiempo comienza a infectarse y a doler. De igual manera, como discípulos no podemos vivir con cosas “incrustadas” en nuestras almas que no corresponden. La experiencia de David nos muestra que reconocer y confesar a Dios nuestros pecados trae liberación a nuestras vidas. Cuando dependemos y confiamos en la enorme gracia de Dios, nos lleva a confesar sinceramente nuestras faltas (a Dios a los demás). El poder de la confesión no radica en la persona que la hace, sino en el Dios que la oye.

Mother of 3. A+R head who's broken some of the world's premiere talent and worked at some of the biggest record labels on Earth - Republic, Def Jam and Epic just to name a few. Beatclub and label leader. Founder of Cousin. SIPA (Search to Involve Filipino Americans) nonprofit board member in LA. Overall creative badass Filipina. Not a list of achievements you see in front of everyone's name, but then again there is only one Marisa Pizzaro. Learn more about SIPA Follow Marisa

Hoy nos enlazamos con la cantante Ana Bárbara, para platicar de la canción “De vez en cuando” su colaboración con el cantante Cristian Castro. Tuvimos un encuentro vía zoom con el jinete mexicano Nicolás Pizzaro, para hablar del concurso hípico Longines Global Champions Tour México. En la develación de placa de “Hamlet”, conversamos con sus padrinos, Juan Pablo Medina y Kate del Castillo. Daniel Rivera nos trajo información interesante de los últimos avances tecnológicos. Además de todos los acontecimientos del mundo del entretenimiento y los espectáculos que diariamente tenemos para usted.

This episode is to pay tribute to a wonderful and caring man that lost his fight with COVID-19.  Ray Pizzaro had THEE biggest heart, especially when it came to veterans and helping them.  No task was too big or too little.  I speak from the heart on this about some of my interactions with Ray.  As you listen, you'll funny and caring memories of this gentle man.  Please take a listen.  Keep Ray's family in your thoughts as he's been taken from us far too soon.

Join us as we discuss, "What if" | Pizzaro and the Potato.

From 1531-1532, Pizzaro and his group conquered and destroyed the Inca Civilization. Climbing the Andes Mountains, they probably never questioned the ability of the Inca Empire to feed itself in the absence of cattle and wheat. That was, by most estimations, the farthest thing from the mind of the conqueror. Amongst the riches they stole and the mining they conducted, a resource emerged that McNeill believes would have altered history had it not been discovered and transplanted throughout the world. That discovery was the potato.   What if Pizzaro hadn't brought the potato to Europe?    Join us as we continue asking "What if", discuss what might have happened if the conquistador had left the potato behind in the ruins of his conquest, and how such a decision would have changed the world we know today.    

In this episode the boys Spit on Science, Superman and Sea Shanties.-Greg Revels Hates/Loves us?-Tyler’s yawning annoys Patrick.-Capital Shenanigans.-Fake word Semantics.-Tyler tries and fails.-Pizzaro was a d-word.-The boys are mean to a listener again. We just wanted to let everyone know that we will be doing a Live podcast August the 28th on the Tiki... The post Episode 33: The Regrettable Parade first appeared on The Ouachita Podcasts.

Big O and InterMiamiCF Insider Alex Windley get into the Bizzaro Pizzaro world and Federico Higuain. 7/30/2021

Pizzaro et la capture de l'Inca Atahualpa by Radio Victoria

This episode is Hernando de Soto Part 1.  I am recording this on April 14, in Key West, Florida. Today we kick off the story of the first real invasion of the American south, Hernando de Soto's reconnaissance-in-force – the Spanish word is entrada -- from 1539-1542. Last week's episode tied up various loose ends that brought us to this point, including that the correct shorthand for Hernando de Soto is, actually, “Soto,” not “de Soto.”  Measured by money and glory, by the late 1530s Hernando de Soto was at the very top of the second rank of Spanish conquistadors.  Hernan Cortes had conquered the Aztecs in Tenochtitlan, uncovered staggering wealth, and pushed his territory north and south from there.  Francisco Pizzaro had conquered the Incas of Cusco, and Soto enabled that conquest as Pizzaro's most courageous and brilliant battlefield commander. Soto returned to Spain in the spring of 1536 after 22 years seeking and finding his fortune in the New World.  He was now 36 years old.  Soto had by that age gathered a significant pile of loot from his adventures in South America, and no small amount of glory.  People who weren't Soto and could not have achieved his astonishing victories in Central and South America would have called it quits and retired as one of the richest men in Europe's richest country.  Soto was not that kind of man.  He knew there was another Cusco or Tenochtitlan to be found and conquered, this time with Soto in command. Selected references for this episode David Ewing Duncan, Hernando De Soto: A Savage Quest in the Americas Final Report of the United States: De Soto Expedition Commission

This week we tackle the travels of yet another conquistador Francisco Pizzaro! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/friends-facts--fiction/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/friends-facts--fiction/support

Anne Marie has owned and operated her own holistic practice, Body Energy Connection LLC, for over 14 years and is also a registered nurse with over 20 years of experience.Anne works with clients all over the world in the Akashic Records, Integrated Energy Therapy (IET) and Holographic DNA Recombination.Her goal is to help you receive the information and tools that elevates your consciousness, aligns you on your soul’s path and maximizes your impact in the world.Resources:Free Lunch Coffee: http://freelunchcoffee.comAnne's course: https://bodyenergyconnection.mykajabi.com/a/39838/CXLBzbwh (this is an affiliate link, so by purchasing you'll be supporting me as well)From Lack To Abundance: https://georgianbenta.com/abundance

José and I recorded this remotely and I really wish I’d gone to actually sit with him in his restaurant since he oozes hospitality out of every pore.  José is famous for his 3 London restaurants and championing Spanish produce for many decades.   José touches on his books and extensive travels through Spain and just how much he loves meeting other great humans and ensuring that their recipes are recorded and handed on to the next generations.  We chat about his upbringing and some lovely memories about the smell of coffee and churros from his mum in the kitchen, who is now 87 years of age and still going strong. We talk about food culture in Spain and the UK and how we can try and improve our connection to food, particularly when you think of things like childhood obesity.  I also find out that Jose’s middle name is Manuel and with a restaurant already called José, Pizzaro and José Pizaro I for one think it’s time he used his middle name for the next one.  Oh yes, and then there is Olive Oil.  We definitely learn a few things about that. Enjoy the chat and please do leave a review and click on subscribe.  You can find out more about Jose on his website or follow him on Instagram or twitter. 

Ivan Pizzaro was shot by a gunman when he was 19 while attending a Halloween party. A fit an active sportsman he was left paralyzed from the waist down. In this episode we talk about his recovery and how he manages to stay fit and healthy in both mind and body. If you're a wheelchair user or you know someone who is, checkout the LapStacker to increase freedom and remove frustration from your life.

In episode 1 Julia, Keri, and Ryan will share their information about Henry Hudson, Vasco de Gama, and Francisco Pizzaro.

After Vin A. shows us his crack (there is no God), Elaina Bhattacharyya (Publicist, Comedian) and Frankie Pizzaro (Singer, Entertainer) join the show to talk about Little Mermaid, earthquakes, and putting the fun back into funerals.

After Vin A. shows us his crack (there is no God), Elaina Bhattacharyya (Publicist, Comedian) and Frankie Pizzaro (Singer, Entertainer) join the show to talk about Little Mermaid, earthquakes, and putting the fun back into funerals.

Jerónimo Pizzaro—editor of the "complete edition" of The Book of Disquiet published by New Directions—is the special guest on this week's Two Month Review. He discusses his history with Pessoa, how this volume came to be, the next three volumes in the New Directions project, how to approach The Book of Disquiet and its separate halves, some of the philosophical shift that take place over the course of the book, and more. For Pessoa fans and newbies, this episode is not to be missed! As always, you can find the video for this episode on our YouTube channel, where we livestream the episodes every Wednesday morning. Next week we'll be covering sections 82-130 (pages 95-141 in the U.S. edition) with special guest Anthony Blake. Feel free to comment on this episode—or on the book in general—either on this post, or at the official GoodReads Group. Follow Open Letter, Chad Post, and Brian Wood for more thoughts on Pessoa and literature in general, and for information about upcoming guests. You can find all the Two Month Review posts by clicking here. And be sure to leave us a review on iTunes. It really helps people to discover the podcast. This season's opening music is "E Às Vezes Dou Por Mim" by contemporary fado star Cristina Branco. And, in keeping with the theme from last season, we'll be featuring a different emo rock song every episode for the outro music. Today it's Anthony Blake's favorite song from Chad's most hated band.

Jerónimo Pizzaro—editor of the "complete edition" of The Book of Disquiet published by New Directions—is the special guest on this week's Two Month Review. He discusses his history with Pessoa, how this volume came to be, the next three volumes in the New Directions project, how to approach The Book of Disquiet and its separate halves, some of the philosophical shift that take place over the course of the book, and more. For Pessoa fans and newbies, this episode is not to be missed! As always, you can find the video for this episode on our YouTube channel, where we livestream the episodes every Wednesday morning. Next week we'll be covering sections 82-130 (pages 95-141 in the U.S. edition) with special guest Anthony Blake. Feel free to comment on this episode—or on the book in general—either on this post, or at the official GoodReads Group. Follow Open Letter, Chad Post, and Brian Wood for more thoughts on Pessoa and literature in general, and for information about upcoming guests. You can find all the Two Month Review posts by clicking here. And be sure to leave us a review on iTunes. It really helps people to discover the podcast. This season's opening music is "E Às Vezes Dou Por Mim" by contemporary fado star Cristina Branco. And, in keeping with the theme from last season, we'll be featuring a different emo rock song every episode for the outro music. Today it's Anthony Blake's favorite song from Chad's most hated band.

Jarel, Kev, and Sal welcome Josh Pizzaro (@businessj_) once again to have some good conversation. They start by recapping their respective weeks and then Sal breaks down why the universe will eventually separate (7:30) and immediate concerns for the planet (11:00). Then, the guys react to the Muslim ban (16:00), Lebron's comments towards Charles Barkley (43:00), debate if this year's Warriors are better than last year's (51:00), weekly Knicks torture (1:02:00), and give their Super Bowl predictions (1:07:00). Finally, the guys discuss if Marshall law is the best solution for Chicago (1:15:00), Beyonce's pregnancy (1:20:00) and Big Sean's "I Decided" album (1:24:00) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On the final episode of 2016, the guys are joined by Josh Pizzaro (@businessj_) to discuss how he transitioned from working in the post office for over a decade to now one of the most prominent real estate companies in the country. Press play and listen to a very inspiring conversation See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Wie gut, dass wir allein für das Topspiel am nächsten Samstag eine eigene Sondersendung veröffentlichen werden, doch das nur am Rande. War eigentlich sonst noch was? Achja, stimmt. Abstiegskampf auch wieder spannend. Schalke gewinnt wieder. Pizzaro macht den Zé Roberto und will einfach nicht aufhören, grandios zu sein. Und noch so einiges. Na dann, reden wir doch einfach drüber!

Georg Hann (January 30, 1897 - December 9, 1950) was an Austrian operatic bass-baritone, particularly associated with the comic (singspiel) German repertory. Born in Vienna, he studied at the Music Academy there with Theodor Lierhammer. He joined the Munich State Opera in 1927, and remained with this theatre until his death. He also appeared regularly at the Vienna State Opera and the Salzburg Festival, quickly establishing himself as a leading buffo interpreter, notably in roles such as Leporello, Falstaff, Kecal, Ochs, La Roche (role he created in 1942), etc. He made guest appearances at the Berlin State Opera, La Monnaie in Brussels, the Paris Opéra, the Royal Opera House in London, La Scala in Milan. He did not limit himself to comic roles but also sang Sarastro, Pizzaro, Gunther, Amfortas, Daland and tackled a few Italian roles as well notably Wurm, Alfio, Tonio, as well as Mefistophele in Gounod's Faust. Hann died in Munich aged only 53.    Hann sings arias and scenes from: Zar und Zimmermann (Lortzing), Der Wildschutz (Lortzing) w. With Wolfgang Windgassen and Res Fischer, Barber of Bagdad (Cornelius), w.Lorenz Fehenberger, Nabucco, Falstaff, Gypsy Baron, Die Bettelstudent(Millocker).

Along with my parent I joined 10 other people for a two week long trip to Peru and Ecuador. This would be our first Overseas Adventure Travel (OAT) trip. It would prove to be quite an interesting and informative experience overall. It is best to think of this as really two trips rolled into one. The first week we spent in Peru traveling mostly through the Sacred Valley with a key highlight being our overnight visit to Machu Picchu. The second week was spent in Ecuador and the key component there was our 4 days spent  sailing amongst the Galapagos Islands. OAT trips, at least this one, have a goal of "learning and discovery" and one result of that is you move much more slowly than we are used to doing either by ourselves or with groups such as we travel with when on HF Holiday hiking trips. While an OAT trip can have physical challenges such as dealing with high altitude conditions, Machu Picchu sits at about 8,000 feet and Cusco at just over 11,000 feet above sea level or sea sickness on the 16-passenger catamaran the actual physical endeavors are modest. But you will still experience quite a lot even though at times you may feel both rushed or stuck in place depending on circumstances. First we would spent a day in Lima, Peru. Lima is a bustling city and rather large with correspondingly maddeningly slow yet hectic traffic. It seems to take well over a half hour to get from anywhere to anywhere. Our hotel was located in the Miraflores district which is a posh area of the city quite different in feel from the heart of the downtown where central government buildings and the like are. We spent a very interesting bit of time at the archeological museum which held artifacts of ceramic and tapestries some of which are pushing 3,000 years old. It is a compelling reminder that civilizations thrived in this area for a considerable length of time and that the Inca Empire was only a tiny, admittedly very impressive, capstone to the history of the area before the conquest by the Spanish lead by Pizzaro in 1532. Visiting the convent (monastery maybe; I'm not sure - Pavel and the local guide Elisa - I think that's her name - said "convent" but I'm not sure that's what they meant) where lengthy lines of people waited to enter for a months saints day service (Saint Anthony I think) was striking. These were routine services but clearly important. I think we were struck more by this than the throngs in a central square that were watching the Michael Jackson impersonations concert going on just a couple blocks away.  Our hotel is located in the Miraflores district of Lima. Just a couple of block away built into the cliffs that drop down to the Pacific ocean is a pedestrian shopping mall. It's a pretty posh seeming place though when we walked through it just after 9:00 AM on Saturday it was pretty much empty. When we walked some of the streets later in the day things were definitely busier in this area. We visited the archeological museum in Lima. To get anywhere from our hotel it seemed to take easily 30 minutes by minibus. I am not sure if that says more about traffic congestion, though traffic did seem heavy, or how spread out Lima is. The museum is home to numerous artifacts including tapestries and ceramics (like this). Some of the artifacts are 3,000 years old. Seeing the works of cultures that predate the Inca who really are just the last one and only present for a very short time is impressive. We visited the heart of Lima and in this  square found a Michael Jackson impersonation concert going on. Perhaps some protests too. But the real big deal here was at a monastery (I think) that was running constant services for a saint. I think it may have been Saint Anthony and this type of thing happens every month. The lines of people for what must be a regular and routine yet important service is remarkable.

We begin this episode with a foody goody segment in which John suggests a pizza innovation. Flavoured crusts! No, not the kind you already heard of, because that's NASTY! Our discussion gets a bit derailed by trying to define "stuffin' it with the NASTY", and after that, by a strange decision to substitute definitions of adverbs (and then later, adjectives) with their dictionary definitions. Try it with your friends, or possibly with your political representatives, but maybe not with poets, or singers (it's too annoying to talk to them, obviously). If you want to swear at us in Italian, or in any other language, send us an email (maskedman@limitedappeal.net). Theme music courtesy of General Patton vs. The X-Ecutioners and Ipecac Recordings.

We begin this episode with a foody goody segment in which John suggests a pizza innovation. Flavoured crusts! No, not the kind you already heard of, because that's NASTY! Our discussion gets a bit derailed by trying to define "stuffin' it with the NASTY", and after that, by a strange decision to substitute definitions of adverbs (and then later, adjectives) with their dictionary definitions. Try it with your friends, or possibly with your political representatives, but maybe not with poets, or singers (it's too annoying to talk to them, obviously). If you want to swear at us in Italian, or in any other language, send us an email (maskedman@limitedappeal.net). Theme music courtesy of General Patton vs. The X-Ecutioners and Ipecac Recordings.

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Bold Venture - The Hollywood husband and wife team of Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall set sail for adventure in the Bold Venture radio series in early 1951. There were well over 400 stations that aired the program. Since thiswas syndicated * the starting date varied from station to station but Mar 26, 1951 was the official date of the first show. Humphrey Bogart portrayed Slate Shannon, owner of a rundown Havana hotel, Shannon's Place. The action took place on land as well aboard Slate's boat, The Bold Venture, thus the title of the series. Lauren Bacall was his ward Sailor Duval, a stubborn and flirtatious young woman whose late father had willed her to Slate for her protection. Together the duo found adventure, intrigue, mystery and romance in the sultry settings of tropical Havana and the mysterious islands of the Caribbean.THIS EPISODE:Program #39. ZIV Syndication. "Tabbard Of Pizarro". Commercials added locally. Shannon and Sailor become involved with "The Tabbard Of Pizarro." David Rose (composer, conductor), Jester Hairston, Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall. 27:25.

Red Ice Radio Write-Up: We continue our talk with Alan Watt about the colonization of the Americas. We talk about the Knights Templars and their connection to a pre history high civilization and that different cultures visited America long before Christopher Columbus officially discoverer the continent. We talk about the conquistadors Pizzaro and Cortez and their encounters with the Maya, Aztec and Inca Civilizations. We address the consequent collapse of the South American empires, the gold that was stolen and the anticipation of a white man (Quetzalcoatl) returning. We talk about the possibility that history is "scripture", a "game plan" that is being played out. So in regards to South America, is it possible that someone planted the myths that later became their religions? What is the connection between the Vatican and the Templars? Did the conquistadors really burn all the Mayan scriptures or did they keep it? So did the Templars or a pre-Templar organization really construct the Pyramids in South America? What about the Pyramids in Egypt? Tune into this fascinating interview.

Bogie and Bacall presents Bold Venture-" Tabard of Pizzaro"2/15/52 Shannon and Sailor become involved with "The Tabbard Of Pizarro." David Rose (composer, conductor), Jester Hairston, Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall.Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast