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James Bond lässt grüßen: In dieser rasanten Episode entführt uns Podcast-Host Alexander-Klaus Stecher auf eine exklusive Ausfahrt in einem 300.000 EURO teuren, 600-PS-starken, atemberaubenden Aston Martin. An seiner Seite: Der ehemalige Unternehmensberater (aktuell in vollaktiver Freizeitgestaltung) Andreas Wagner-Manslau, der seine Faszination für diese ikonische britische Automarke teilt. Gemeinsam tauchen die beiden England-Fans tief ein in die Geschichte und den Mythos von Aston Martin, sprechen über zeitlose Eleganz, beeindruckende Ingenieurskunst und die einzigartigen Emotionen, die dieses Auto weltweit auslöst. Seit der Einführung des DB5 in James Bond “Goldfinger” (1964) ist die Kultmarke eng mit dem wohl bekanntesten Geheimagenten der Welt verbunden. Dieses cineastische Erbe steht bis heute für die Assoziation der Marke mit Stil, Coolness und Abenteuer. PS: Shoutout an den Astonishing Drivers Club e.V. und den Aston Martin Owners Club Germany! -- WhatsApp: Du kannst Alexander und Claus direkt auf ihre Handys Nachrichten schicken! Welche Ecke Englands sollten die beiden mal besuchen? Zu welchen Themen wünschst Du Dir mehr Folgen? Warst Du schon mal in Great Britain und magst ein paar Fotos mit Claus und Alexander teilen? Probiere es gleich aus: +49 8152 989770 - einfach diese Nummer einspeichern und schon kannst Du BRITPOD per WhatsApp erreichen. -- Ein ALL EARS ON YOU Original Podcast.

Discover more Hairpins & Straights!When Max is away, Sainz comes out to play, Checo retreats and Baby Drygon crashes! Hope you enjoy our race review. PS: Shoutout to the evil sisters - W13, W14 and W15

The Mets missed out on their big splash, yet it didn't derail their long-term approach. At least, that's my takeaway from the last several weeks of what has been a calm offseason for the club. I discuss that, the death of the "innings eater", Sean Manaea, Harrison Bader, and, well... I discuss a lot in this one lol. Thanks for listening, and I hope you enjoy!   PS: Shoutout to Ben for the new thumbnail!

The 2023 NBA Finals have already featured a lot of great performances. Duncan Robinson flexing. Gabe Vincent turning into a sharpshooter. Nikola Jokic scoring 41 points and remaining winless when he tops 40+ in a playoff game.  - - - The series has been exceptional so far, and it's pretty clear that Erik Spoelstra is playing a game of chess at the park. He's advanced beyond the novices and is facing off with that 10-year-old wunderkind.  - - - Today's pod is all about breaking down why the Heat are going to take down the Nuggets to claim their first-ever Dwyane Wade-less title.  - - - PS: Shoutout to Kevin Love. So happy for your success, man. - - - Check out Across The Cavs on Social Media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/acrossthecavs?trk=public_post_reshare_feed-actor-name Twitter: @AcrossCavs IG: @AcrossTheCavs

Wir probieren was Neues aus! Rob und Phil stellen jeweils eine Starting Five zusammen, die nur aus Point Guards besteht. Welchen Point Guard stellt man auf Center? Welcher Point Guard wäre ein guter Power Forward? Und wen bringt man von der Bank? All diese Fragen werden in unserem ersten großen Point Guard Draft beantwortet. Außerdem gehen wir kurz auf die zwei Spieler ein, die sich für Team USA bei der WM committed haben. Brandon Ingram und Jaren Jackson Jr. Aber hauptsächlich draften wir Point Guards und ihr entscheidet, wer gewonnen hat. Checkt unsere Story auf Instagram (@kickz93) und stimmt ab! Wir hatten Spaß! Hört's euch an! PS: Shoutout an unseren Praktikanten Pete, der sich wie ein absoluter Profi für eine Zahl zwischen 1 und 10 entschieden hat. Hosts: Robbin Barberan (@basketballlifer) & Philip Olschowa (@phlp_fil_a)

Here we go! Nachdem die Lakers, Nuggets, Heat und Celtics ihre Zweitrunden-Match-Ups gewonnen haben, freuen wir uns auf die 2020-Reloaded Conference Finals. Soviel zur "die Bubble zählt nicht" Diskussion. Rob und Phil lassen kurz die letzten Spiele Revue passieren, besprechen Phillys indiskutable (peinliche) Leistung im gestrigen Spiel 7 gegen Boston und previewen beide Conference Finals Serien. Wie wird L.A. Nikola Jokic verteidigen? Ist LeBron 'heimlich' verletzt? Bestehen die Heat auch gegen die Celtics? Und wie 'improvisiert' ist eigentlich Bostons Offense? Wir unterstreichen nochmal, dass wir Austin Reaves unbedingt in der deutschen Nationalmannschaft sehen wollen und kommen kurz auf die neueste Trainerentlassung (Monty Williams) zu sprechen, bevor wir erneut unserer Fassungslosigkeit gegenüber Ja Morants Verhalten Ausdruck verleihen. WTH ist mit dem Typen los? Zu guter Letzt laden wir alle Hörer in Berlin ein, am Samstag 20.5. ab 12:00 Uhr auf dem Satou Sabally Court am Tempelhofer Feld vorbeizuschauen! Zusammen mit Nike veranstalten wir ein She Got Game Ladies Tournament! Kommt rum! PS: Shoutout an 90s Football & Baseball Star Bo Jackson, der seit einem Jahr Schluckauf hat. 20.05.2023 - 12:00 Uhr KICKZ x NIKE - She Got Game Tournament Satou Sabally Court Tempelhofer Feld Columbiadamm 88 10965 Berlin Hosts: Robbin Barberan (@basketballlifer) & Philip Olschowa (@phlp_fil_a)

If you're ready to start working with brands (or already doing so!), this episode is for you. TikToker & model Hanna asked some insightful questions about how to navigate brand relationships, and I shed some insight from having worked for brands both as a creator + an art director. We talk pricing yourself, negotiating fair deals, wtf is a media kit, and so much more! Enjoy xx (PS: Shoutout to Lissette Calveiro for the free pricing worksheet we referenced in this episode!) ----- Want your questions answered by your neighborhood influencer momager? Book 30 minutes on my calendar for free! ----- I'M LAUNCHING A DIGITAL TALENT AGENCY - COMING SOON! MOB MGMT is a full service influencer management agency dedicated to pitching your story, not just your following. If you're a badass creator looking for support in negotiations, pitching, and extending your personal brand, join our creator network @themobmgmt! ----- CONNECT Get on the waitlist for the coolest influencer management agency in the game: @themobmgmt More tips on the business of influence @katemob on TikTok --- 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/kindlygifted/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kindlygifted/support

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Už dva a půl roku pro vás v Headlineru připravujeme rubriku Feedback, která má jednoduchý princip: Zrecenzujeme všechno. Za dobu její existence jsme psali už o téměř 400 kapelách a umělců, na které by se jinak nejspíš vůbec nedostalo. A objevili jsme řadu takových, u kterých to jednou recenzí neskončilo. Ve speciálním vydání podcastu Headliner CZ se Honza Vedral a vydavatel Dany Stejskal, který je duchovním otcem rubriky Feedback, vrací k nejzajímavějším objevům letošního ročníku. Řeč přijde i na spoustu věcí okolo. Jak je to se zvukovou kvalitou nahrávek, jak správně postupovat při zasílání materiálů do redakcí a připravit novinářům podklady. Na naše plány rozšířit Feedback na Pontony i Malostranské Besedy. Ale i na to, proč byl předobrazem rubriky Feedback mimo jiné i David Stypka. „Jeden z největších objevů rubriky Feedback je, že z úplně neznámých lidí často vypadnou skvělé věci, které vypadají, že mají statisícové rozpočty. A přitom jsou DIY,“ říká Dany Stejskal. A s takovým optimismem a nadějí, že věci dělat jdou, se s vámi v podcastu Headliner CZ pro letošek loučíme. Další povídání o hudbě i s hudebníky pro vás budeme chystat zase v novém roce. Už se těšíme na spoustu dalších objevů. PS: Shoutout pro Tomáše Lišku, Šouflšou, Johni, The May Revolution, Meredith Hunter, Zuzana Kráľová a další skvělé umělce, na které během povídání přišla řeč.

Jenna and Kayla try out a quick version of the popular game "We're not really strangers" and discuss how they handle stress, childhood memories, and love languages. PS: Shoutout to Sigma Kappa for posting their questions online.

Hey podcast thanks for listening to another episode of The Josh Botto Experience, I appreciate it more than you know! In this episode I'm talking about why COVID has been the biggest opportunity to create content in the last 100 years and why YOU should take advantage of that if you haven't already. I hope you enjoy! PS Shoutout to @lunch77beats on twitter he's been absolutely killing it! Give him a follow if you have twitter.

Niemand hat uns einen Bildungsauftrag gegeben, wir erfüllen ihn trotzdem: in dieser Folge sprechen wir mit jemandem, der sich mit dem Coronavirus bzw. CoViD-19 infiziert hat. Wo hat er sich angesteckt? Wie hat er davon erfahren? Wie fühlt er sich? Was macht man in der Quarantäne? Muss man für den Test lernen? Hört rein, wascht Euch die Hände und #staythefuckhome! Küsschen, Phillip und Kolja! PS: Shoutout an AMK! :*

“Give a damn about yourself first, then those who give a damn about you, and then see if you have any damns left to give.” - Kevin Dorsey on Linkedn   The peanut gallery is awfully loud lately, isn't it?  People can sometimes feel inclined to disrespect you without even knowing you.   But those people don't matter.   Marcus Aurelius said that "we all love ourselves more than other people, but care more about their opinion than our own."  We only have so many damns to give.  We should treat our damns like money and make sure we're investing them in the right areas.   Give a damn about yourself - treat yourself well, set yourself up for long-term success, do things that'll benefit your mind and body.  And give a damn about those that give a damn about you.  Your family, friends, mentors - anyone that's on your team.  Know who is on your side and be on their side too. Make friendship an art.  And for everyone else - who cares what they think?  If they're not on your team, ignore them. Or better yet, use them as fuel. PS - Shoutout to my dad.  Happy birthday! This post is from our new series, Daily Momentum.  Each morning, we send a short, inspirational post via email, blog and podcast.  You can get it directly to your email here.  You can subscribe on iTunes here .

“Give a damn about yourself first, then those who give a damn about you, and then see if you have any damns left to give.” - Kevin Dorsey on Linkedn   The peanut gallery is awfully loud lately, isn’t it?  People can sometimes feel inclined to disrespect you without even knowing you.   But those people don’t matter.   Marcus Aurelius said that "we all love ourselves more than other people, but care more about their opinion than our own."  We only have so many damns to give.  We should treat our damns like money and make sure we’re investing them in the right areas.   Give a damn about yourself - treat yourself well, set yourself up for long-term success, do things that’ll benefit your mind and body.  And give a damn about those that give a damn about you.  Your family, friends, mentors - anyone that’s on your team.  Know who is on your side and be on their side too. Make friendship an art.  And for everyone else - who cares what they think?  If they’re not on your team, ignore them. Or better yet, use them as fuel. PS - Shoutout to my dad.  Happy birthday! This post is from our new series, Daily Momentum.  Each morning, we send a short, inspirational post via email, blog and podcast.  You can get it directly to your email here.  You can subscribe on iTunes here .

Josh jinxes the Toronto Raptors, rich liberals are destroying our cities, and the decline of the American Republic continues apace -- but it has nothing to do with Donald Trump! In better news (at 30:20), we catch up with our dear friend (and fan favorite) Dr. Akiemi Glenn of The Popolo Project. Hear what she's been up to since we last spoke, and what she would pack in her desert island bag. PS: Shoutout to Iolani's Shane Sasaki, the Backstreet Boys coming to Honolulu, and Paul Pierce living up to his nickname. "The Truth" eventually comes out... but thankfully, not on the Boston Garden floor. PPS: If you want to meet Akiemi (and lots of other awesome people), come on down to Saltwater People at the Hyatt Centric on June 23! PPPS: LIKE, SHARE, RATE, AND SUBSCRIBE!!!

We're definitely having another normal, stress-free week! Josh and Ryan discuss the daily deluge of bad-faith garbage streaming out of our nation's capital, with last week's kerfuffle over Ilhan Omar and "white nationalism" being the latest example. (PS: Stephen Miller is definitely a white nationalist, and Lee Zeldin is an embarassment). We also talk about Bibi's return to power in Israel, Brexit's new Halloween surprise, and Luke O'Neil's (@lukeoneil47 on Twitter) New York Magazine article about how the Fox News fear-and-outrage machine is ruining lives and destroying families around the country. In the sports world, Dirk, D-Wade, and Magic all concluded their NBA careers last week, but former Auburn football coach Tommy Tuberville is looking for a new job carrying water for Donald Trump in the U.S. Senate! If you think Roy Moore's defeat was our last foray into Alabama politics, you were sadly mistaken. As much as Ryan hates it, if it's #WarEagle vs. #RollTide for Mitch McConnell's job...then #RollTide and #RollDougJones! PS: Shoutout to friend of the show Jun Shin for our quote of 2019 so far: “'Land and Power in Hawaii' is not meant to be an instruction manual!” Listen, discover, enjoy, subscribe, share, get in touch, and stay tuned for more!

Why are Josh and Ryan so worked up? Well, The Atlantic published a pearl-clutching #boomer screed about the so-called "radicalization" of the Democratic Party (by a #NeverTrump Republican who worked for Reagan, both Bushes, and now for a Koch-funded thinktank, so you know he really cares!), and we had to digest it line-by-line. From the #GreenNewDeal to #Medicare4All to #AbolishIce to #FreeCollege to #Taxes to #Israel to abolishing the electoral college and packing the Supreme Court, we discuss why you don't have to be "radical" to know that huge changes to the status quo are needed for young people in the US and around the world to have a real shot at a better future. At 31:15, our guest is author, wordsmith, and visionary Michael Poore. His latest novel, Reincarnation Blues, was named one of National Public Radio's Great Reads of 2017 (https://www.npr.org/2017/08/26/543933403/take-a-walk-on-the-wilder-side-of-death-with-reincarnation-blues). You can visit him at michaelpoore.live and follow him on Twitter at @mikepoore227. PS: Shoutout to our dear friend Delilah Asterales (a.k.a. @HawaiiDelilah on twitter) for coming down to Honolulu to hang with us, shoutouts to Bar Leather Apron and Bethel Union for showing the three of us a good time, and shoutout to the fine folks at Hawaii Public Radio for letting us join them and answer phones at their pledge drive! What a fun week. Listen, discover, enjoy, subscribe, share, get in touch, and stay tuned for more!

32! We have two unique treats for you in this episode. First, Ryan is on the mainland, but Josh got his wife to join him for another edition of Blue Hawaii Spousecast! He and Antoinette talk about some of the week's biggest news, including Hawaii football smashing Navy, the wild governor's race shaping up in Florida, ISIS coming to Oahu, John McCain's complicated legacy, and Serena Williams' clashes with sexism. Plus, we yell at Chuck Schumer in Yiddish. Then, at 21:35, Ryan sits down with Jake Carnley of The Great Bear Wax Co. for our second ever #SouthernStory. Jake talks aabout life as a millennial entrepreneur, maker, and small business owner. They also discuss their perspectives on faith and their experiences with Christianity and Evangelical culture in the changing American South. PS: Shoutout to our boy Will Caron for his piece in the Star-Advertiser - It's time for publicly financed elections http://www.staradvertiser.com/2018/08/26/editorial/island-voices/its-time-for-publicly-financed-elections/ -- and his work with an up-and-coming new project, the Hawaii Budget & Policy Center! Check them both out, and please subscribe, rate, share, and stay tuned for more great content!

Lauren gives the Lo Down on Beyonce’s HBCU halftime show at Coachella, and why all Americans need a Black College experience, especially vultures like Post Malone. Kylie Jenner was also at Coachella, but where was her baby? And does this partially explain why people are insensitive to Khloe and “Kardashians in Crisis”? Jarvis Landry got $75 Mill from Cleveland, and Russell Westbrook has averaged a triple-double the past two seasons, but how does that make him out of his “cotton picking mind”? Also, is the “beef” between Nicki and Cardi based on a miscommunication, or jealousy/pettiness? In other news, Kim Zolciak thinks that comedy and #MeToo are one in the same, but we explain why her comments are irrelevant. Aprille talks about why “Having Your Cake and Eating it Too” gets Lost In Translation, but Lauren thinks she’s selfish. We also give other opinions NobodyAskd For- Listen to them on Apple podcasts and SoundCloud. Thanks for the Love (link in bio) PS- Shoutout to everyone at Dockweiler beach this weekend.

The bag of bricks is coming...trust me, THE BAG OF BRICKS IS COMING. Struggles are promised to you in this life, obstacles are GUARANTEED. And doesn't it seem like something ALWAYS goes wrong when we're on the path to improvement? Our car breaks down when we're headed to an interview, we get injured when we start hitting the gym, we want to enroll in college classes but we take an unexpected financial hit... How should you respond when life hits you with a sucker-punch? PS: Shoutout to @OfficialDJBurns for the podcast intro and outro!

Note: you can listen to this episode above or load it up in iTunes. What I've Learned From Using the Blab Live streaming Service Over the last few weeks I've been experimenting with a new live streaming service by the name of Blab - a tool that I think has the potential to be as useful (if not more useful) than Periscope. In this episode I share my experiences of Blab so far and talk about how it differs from other Live Streaming tools. Update: in the next 24 hours I'm doing a Blab here. Subscribe to check it out live. Curious woman listen with tin can phone by Lars Hallstrom on 500px Note: you can listen to this episode above or load it up in iTunes. In This Episode You can listen to today's episode above or in iTunes or Stitcher (where we'd also LOVE to get your reviews on those platforms if you have a moment). In this podcast episode I share: How Live Streaming Can Help you to Build Your Blogging Brand How Blab is useful for helping you to come up with ideas to blog about How Blab helps you to create content that you can repurpose into blog posts, YouTube content and Podcasts How Blab Differs to Periscope Mentioned In this Episode Check out my Blab page here (where you can follow me and be notified of future Blabs that I run). As promised in this episode here is an embedded version of the recent Blab broadcast that I did: You can also see this episode as a replay over on Blab here (where you can see the rest of the interface). Here's the LinkedIn post that I used as a basis for this Blab. I also mentioned ManyCam in this episode (a tool to enable you to do some fun and useful things with your webcam). PS: Shoutout to Joel Comm who has been a great support on Blab. Check him out here - he's doing great stuff. Full Transcript Expand to view full transcript Compress to smaller transcript view Hi there and welcome to the ProBlogger podcast. My name is Darren Rowse and this is episode 44. Today on the podcast, I want to talk about a new tool for bloggers and for other content creators called Blab. You may have heard about it; there's been a lot of buzz. It's a live-streaming tool. It's like the love child of Google Hangouts and Periscope. You can find today's show notes at problogger.com/podcast/44. I'm recording this podcast a couple of weeks before you actually hear it because I'm trying to get a little bit ahead. We're going to the Inbound Conference in Boston on Monday, just a few days away from now, and so I'm recording a few ahead of time, and I am really excited today because I've pretty much spent quite a bit of my time today on this new tool called Blab. It has been around for a few weeks now, but as usual, it takes me a little while to get on it. I usually pay attention to it too when I start saying multiple other people who I respect and who I listened to using a new tool. It's usually not the first person who's on that I hear it from that piques my interest, but it's multiple people. Within about 1½ days, I saw four people that I really respect jumping onto Blab and trying out this tool. I think the first person was actually Cliff from the podcast man who jumped onto it one night and he said, "I'm going for a walk, do you want to come with me," on his Facebook page and I clicked this link. Suddenly, I was watching him have this conversation while he was on his walk. Now it's kind of like Periscope for those of you who know that except that had this difference. Not only was Cliff on the screen, but so are three other people and now having a conversation together. Three of them were sitting at their desktop computers, and they were live streaming from there and Cliff was out and about on his mobile phone, and there was these chats stream going on alongside it at the same time, almost like a backchannel if you want of people watching and asking questions,