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Episode Type: Share Life Academy WorkshopWatch on YouTube here.For nine days Tariq Cayne lived amongst Costa Ricans in Puerto Viejo. It was a very refreshing experience that challenged his cultural beliefs that he didn't know he was plagued with. Through this experience, Tariq discovered what gives us strength in humanity; togetherness and the ability to cooperate. Join us for this Share Life Academy workshop where we take these lessons learned and discover The Communication Game.Click here for additional details and the video version.
Carmelo Jordá nos lleva de escapada a Marsella y visitamos el Puerto Viejo, el barrio pescador de Le Panier o la ciudad radiante de Le Corbusier
Need any advice or information, message us.In this episode, we chatted about all things Caribbean with Shevonne Newton, Broker of Rise Caribe. She shared her expert take on the current investment landscape, future hotspots, and the untapped business opportunities in the region. Shevonne also talks about life and living in Puerto Viejo and Cahuita. Free 15 min consultation: https://meetings.hubspot.com/jake806/crconsultContact us: info@investingcostarica.comGuest today:Shevonne Newton: hola@risecaribe.comRise Caribe: https://risecaribe.com/
In dieser Folge spreche ich mit Leo, dem Projektpapa von Caribbean Living, einem Immobilienprojekt in Costa Rica. Auf 2,4 Hektar Land entsteht hier ein einzigartiges Wohnkonzept mit 85% Oceanview und einem jahrhundertealten Baumbestand, nur drei Minuten von Puerto Viejo entfernt. Leo teilt seine Vision für die Entwicklung und Bewirtschaftung des Grundstücks und erklärt, wie man sich ab 10.000 USD direkt an der Projektgesellschaft beteiligen kann. Erfahre mit dieser Folge, wie Caribbean Living Naturverbundenheit und modernes Wohnen verbindet. PuraVida@at-home-in-paradise.com Calendly.com/CaribbeanLiving https://event.webinarjam.com/replay/11/knwzga3ik6f05hk
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On weekend nights, Puerto Viejo in Prospect Heights is packed with New Yorkers and visitors alike. Many stay for hours, sipping morir soñando and eating sancocho while chatting with friends or longtime restaurant staff. In this episode we sit down with Maritza Abreu, the daughter of founders Cristina and Eduardo Abreu. Maritza is now in charge of marketing and events for the family restaurant. And her parents' work has also inspired her to start a business of her own – a hot sauce company called “Pisqueya”. https://epicenter-nyc.com/resilience-on-the-menu-at-authentic-dominican-restaurant/ https://www.puertoviejony.com/ https://pisqueya.com/products/pisqueya-smoky-hot-sauceSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Je te parle avec mes tripes aujourd'hui. Si tu traverses une période de changement ou de contraction dans ta vie, l'épisode d'aujourd'hui est pour toi.Je suis de retour dans la Casa Flyée au Costa Rica et je ne sais pas si tu sais, mais on dit que Puerto Viejo, Punta Uva, ce sont des vortex énergétiques !Et tu sais quoi ? J'ai vraiment l'impression d'être retourné au cœur de ce vortex, je me sens bien, je reçois plein de messages, d'idées et de prises de conscience en ce moment.J'avais donc le goût de partager un message puissant avec toi.J'ai vécu une situation inattendue et c'est ce qui m'a donné envie de partager avec toi un cri du cœur.Dans cet épisode, je te partage à quel point la vie est précieuse. Je t'explique ce que j'ai besoin de laisser mourir dans ma vie pour avancer et passer à mon prochain niveau de succès.Et toi, quelle partie de toi as-tu envie de laisser mourir et de laisser aller?Liens dans l'épisode :Lien pour mon groupe→ CLIQUE ICIVoici le lien pour les appels découvertes → CLIQUE ICISi ça te tente, je t'invite à mettre un 5 étoiles sur Apple podcast → CLIQUE ICI
Si quieres disfrutar de la versión extendida de este y todos los episodios, hazte miembro en chisteinterno.com Episodio #23 de Chiste Interno: Marko Marco Perez, conocido como Marko, es uno de los comediantes y creadores de contenido más influyentes de la escena latinoamericana. Venezolano de nacimiento, Marko ha logrado utilizar la viralidad de Internet para fundar una carrera que ahora se expande al Stand Up e incluso el cine. Marko es conocido por sus diversos personajes y sketches con artistas como Chayanne y Carlos Vives. También por shows unipersonales como “Sin Sugar No Hay Paraíso” y “El Poder de un Chisme”, que ha presentado en arenas de todo el continente. En nuestra conversación, hablamos sobre sus orígenes en la comedia, las diferencias y desafíos del Stand Up en estadios, el impacto de las redes sociales en la nueva generación de la comedia, la importancia de la reinvención y el trabajo en equipo y el sorpresivo recibimiento de Marko en la ciudad de Puerto Viejo, Ecuador. ¡Gracias, Marko, por visitar Chiste Interno! Chiste Interno es: Oswaldo Graziani / Creación, Conducción y Producción Ejecutiva Adrián Salas / Producción, Edición y MúsicaPedro Graterol / Comunidad y ContenidoAstro Studio / Estudio de Grabación Hazte miembro y disfruta los episodios completos en chisteinterno.com/miembros TIMESTAMPS EPISODIO 0:00 | El 2024 de Marko y el tercer video más visto de Instagram 5:30 | ¿Cómo llenar una arena?11:08 | El impacto de las redes sociales en la nueva generación de la comedia 14:45 | Las diferencias del Stand Up en una arena23:56 | La infancia de Marko y la llegada al teatro33:06 | “Teatro Bar era nuestra casa” y los memes38:52 | El vídeo que cambió la vida de Marko y la primera gira 57:12 | Las redes sociales y la salud mental1:00:51 | El hate en redes sociales 1:14:25 | La llegada a la televisión y hacer contenido para cantantes1:23:07 | Marko promotor de eventos y el reconocimiento de la comedia latina 1:33:12 | Marko y su equipo de trabajo1:41:56 | La importancia de la reinvención EPISODIO MIEMBROS | La migración | ¿Cómo llegar a una audiencia internacional?| Puerto Viejo, Ecuador.
Estás disfrutando la versión extendida de este episodio, exclusiva para miembros. Gracias por tu apoyo. Episodio #23 de Chiste Interno: Marko Marco Perez, conocido como Marko, es uno de los comediantes y creadores de contenido más influyentes de la escena latinoamericana. Venezolano de nacimiento, Marko ha logrado utilizar la viralidad de Internet para fundar una carrera que ahora se expande al Stand Up e incluso el cine. Marko es conocido por sus diversos personajes y sketches con artistas como Chayanne y Carlos Vives. También por shows unipersonales como “Sin Sugar No Hay Paraíso” y “El Poder de un Chisme”, que ha presentado en arenas de todo el continente. En nuestra conversación, hablamos sobre sus orígenes en la comedia, las diferencias y desafíos del Stand Up en estadios, el impacto de las redes sociales en la nueva generación de la comedia, la importancia de la reinvención y el trabajo en equipo y el sorpresivo recibimiento de Marko en la ciudad de Puerto Viejo, Ecuador. ¡Gracias, Marko, por visitar Chiste Interno! Chiste Interno es: Oswaldo Graziani / Creación, Conducción y Producción Ejecutiva Adrián Salas / Producción, Edición y MúsicaPedro Graterol / Comunidad y ContenidoAstro Studio / Estudio de Grabación chisteinterno.com TIMESTAMPS EPISODIO MIEMBROS 0:00 | El 2024 de Marko y el tercer video más visto de Instagram 5:30 | ¿Cómo llenar una arena?11:08 | El impacto de las redes sociales en la nueva generación de la comedia 14:45 | Las diferencias del Stand Up en una arena23:56 | La infancia de Marko y la llegada al teatro33:06 | “Teatro Bar era nuestra casa” y los memes38:52 | El vídeo que cambió la vida de Marko y la primera gira 57:12 | Las redes sociales y la salud mental1:00:51 | El hate en redes sociales 1:14:25 | La llegada a la televisión y hacer contenido para cantantes1:23:07 | Marko promotor de eventos y el reconocimiento de la comedia latina 1:33:12 | Marko y su equipo de trabajo1:41:56 | La importancia de la reinvención1:45:00 | La migración 2:05:00 | ¿Cómo llegar a una audiencia internacional?2:21:10 | Puerto Viejo, Ecuador.
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If you're seeking the perfect blend of natural beauty and luxury, Gigi Brown's boutique hotels in Santa Teresa and Puerto Viejo offer an unforgettable Costa Rican retreat. Go to https://gigibrown.net/ for more details. Gigi Brown Beachfront Santa Teresa City: Cobano Address: Calle Vista de Olas Malpais Website: https://gigibrown.net/ Phone: +506 8775 8025 Email: Operations@gigibrown.net
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En diálogo con Radio Diputados, Valeria Rodríguez Alcántara, pediatra y directora del centro de salud Puerto Viejo de Paraná, efectuó recomendaciones para prevenir los golpes de calor ante el alerta amarillo por altas temperaturas que rige para esta semana en todo Entre Ríos. Además, se refirió a la creciente demanda que tiene el efector en la actualidad debido al aumento de casos de dengue y Covid-19, al tiempo que insistió en la necesidad de vacunación contra esta última enfermedad. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radio-diputados/message
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Make yourself comfortable and relax, on this all-new episode of Transmissions, we're focusing on the fantastic tunes crafted by John Caroll Kirby. You've heard a lot about him in our previous episode with Eddie Chacon. John's music exemplifies the current zone where jazz, fusion, new age, soul, R&B, and electronic composition all mingle; in addition to Eddie, he's worked with artists like Blood Orange, Solange, Frank Ocean, and many more. But it's his own records, including this year's Blowout, that demonstrate his compositional chops. Like many of his records, the native Angeleno recorded it far from home, in Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica. Travel is a constant for him—see his incredible web series Kirby's Gold, a travelouge that finds him trying on his best Huell Howser with musicians all around the globe. This week on the show we discuss getting out into the world and much more. Transmissions is a part of the Talkhouse Podcast Network. Next week on Transmissions? Conner Habib of the essential culture and philosophy podcast Against Everyone joins us for a rollicking conversation. We hope you'll join—until then, this Transmission is concluded.
Sloppy start; Oh Word?; dive bars; gelato; Puerto Viejo update; street music; concerts; disastrous Readers Digest quiz; AI writing sucks; quilts are underrated; hot dog pizza; Umpire Pants Out
Comentario: Trump intenta mover su juicio para después de las elecciones Comentario de Cepeda 𝐕𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐬 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐝𝐚𝐝𝐞𝐬 𝐞𝐧 𝐏𝐨𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐬𝐢𝐧 𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐨 𝐝𝐞 𝐚𝐠𝐮𝐚 𝐦𝐚𝐧̃𝐚𝐧𝐚 𝐦𝐢𝐞́𝐫𝐜𝐨𝐥𝐞𝐬 11 JUL 2023- La directora de área de Ponce de la Autoridad de Acueductos y Alcantarillados (AAA), Amairis Esteves, informó que el miércoles, 12 de julio de 2023 se estarán realizando trabajos de mejoras en el sistema de distribución de agua potable en tubería de 24” de diámetro desde las 9:00 de la mañana en la PR-2, frente a la Universidad de Puerto Rico, recinto de Ponce. La directora explicó que, “se estará realizando mejoras en una de las tuberías mayores de distribución como medida de reforma del sistema. En esta ocasión los trabajos se estarán realizando en la PR-2, frente a la Universidad de Puerto Rico, recinto de Ponce. El servicio se estará restableciendo paulatinamente a partir del momento en que sea culminado el cometido”. Mientras se completan las labores de mejoras, clientes de Villa del Carmen, Ponce Hilton, La Guancha, Avenida Hostos, Residencial López Nusa, Caracoles, Star Light, Plaza del Caribe y Puerto Viejo en Ponce experimentarán interrupción del servicio. Esteves añadió que, "una vez el servicio sea restablecido, se recomienda hervir el agua que se utilizará para consumo por al menos tres minutos". LUMA / Genera Miles de clientes de LUMA siguen sin luz. El portavoz de la empresa informó que el consorcio recibió sobre 200 querellas en el fin de semana por interrupciones al servicio https://www.elvocero.com/gobierno/agencias/m-s-de-33-000-clientes-de-luma-est-n-sin-electricidad-tras-fuertes-lluvias/article_57ba8b80-1e47-11ee-b4ea-0f1ec4e430f6.html Angel Figueroa Jaramillo en Twitter @jaramilloutier Falta de información y transparencia. 1. Que unidades están en mantenimiento? 2. Que unidades están en reparación? 3. Que averías tienen cada unidad en reparación y tiempo estimado?? 4. Cuántas unidades han salido de servicio en sus primeros 10 días?? Toda esa información y detalles antes estaba disponible. Tienen partes de un gran equipo que estaba en la AEE pero es parte solamente pero con los ejecutivos que tienen tendremos falta de información y transparencia. Las medias verdades e información a media las pueden maquillar con un buen comunicador pero el CAOS siempre saldrá. José Ángel Gandía Pabón: Psicólogo clínico La sociedad del cansancio | Byung-Chul Han https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPNbDDxysk0 ¿Vivimos la Sociedad del Cansancio? ¿Tiró la toalla el País? ¿Cómo está el país respondiendo a su realidad? ¿Compramos el individualismo y el culto al yo puedo? ¿El imperativo del rendimiento deja tiempo a la protesta? ¿No hay tiempo para el aburrimiento? ¿Para los que observan, el incidente de La Parquuera: lucha o entretenimiento pasajero? La colonia sin energía… salvo por la revuelta social a la cual solo se unen uno pocos ◦ https://elpostantillano.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=32701:la-colonia-sin-energia-salvo-por-la-revuelta-social-a-la-cual-solo-se-unen-uno-pocos&catid=294&Itemid=1003
En todos estos años de experiencia hemos visto que el voluntariado no está reñido con actividades de turismo responsable, por eso hemos creado para ti una experiencia por un entorno caribeño que te sorprenderá mucho de la mano de nuestro voluntariado en grupo a Costa Rica. Apúntate a este viaje de voluntariado en grupo con tortugas en Costa Rica donde ayudarás en la conservación de tortugas marinas, además, además conocerás el país a través de un viaje responsable en grupo.Surf en el pacífico, trekking por volcanes, puentes colgantes, animales exóticos y mucho más te espera. Liberaciones y exhumaciones de tortugas marinasActividades responsables en playas pacíficoHuerta y granja ecológicaRecorridos por senderos, trekking responsable y volcanes, Surf, cycling, kayak o actividades con empresas responsablesVisita a volcan arenal en fortuna, Canopy y puentes colgantes Incluye: 14 noches de alojamientos (Quepos, San José, Fortuna, Monteverde y Puerto Viejo) 6 días de comidas en el proyecto en tortugas Guía y coordinadores en proyectos y rutas Viaje flexible en grupo hasta 10 personas Viaje programado para el 1 agosto 2023 Precio del viaje responsable en grupo a Costa Rica 795 EUROS
¡Ahora están escuchando a Ritmos Negros! En este EPISODIO ESPECIAL, hablo con Wanda Patterson quien es la dueña del restaurante afro-caribeño Salsa Brava ubicado en Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica. Hablamos de su herencia afrolatina/caribeña y los orígines africanos de la cocina latina y caribeña. Contacto: https://www.instagram.com/salsa_brava_puerto_viejo/ Ritmos Negros Store: https://ritmos-negros.myshopify.com/ Ritmos Negros Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ritmos.negros/
Last week, I returned to Maui from the most recent leg of what I'm calling The Magical Mystery Tour, where I accompany and assist my dear mentor-friend, Munay, to bring the sacred cactus medicine Huachuma to more beautiful humans. During this tour of my old stomping grounds in Costa Rica, I took nearly two months off the podcast, as I was focused on ceremony and the magical realms that we inhabit when we're with this medicine. When first announcing our upcoming arrival to Costa Rica to my soul family in Puerto Viejo, I called the ceremony Ater Tumti. In its original language, Ater Tumti means ‘Heaven on Earth'. This phrase was supposedly born in Atlantean times over 13,000 years ago... and though I have no way to verify the term or the mythology of this prophesy, I can speak from my own experience of a Heavenly State of Being that we encounter when with we are with this ancient medicine. One of the four ceremonies we held in Costa Rica took place on Friday, January 13th, and my beautiful soul-sister, Kashi (who you may remember from an earlier episode of the podcast last year), took the leap with us on that sunny day in the Caribbean. Kashi, an Embodiment Mentor and Tantric Alchemist, and I met two years ago in Costa Rica, and we were instant best friends. As you can tell from her gorgeous accent, Kashi was born in London and has spent many years traveling India, Southeast Asia, California, Mexico and Europe and exploring Hinduism, Buddhism, and mystic, tantric and shamanic traditions. In today's episode, Kashi and I share our experience of this ceremony together. We traverse so many topics, including how plant medicine ceremony helps us to see things from a wildly different perspective - allowing us to experience more of our human selves with compassion, laughter, and so. much. love. At the end of our conversation we spoke about our dreams for plant medicine, our hopes for accessing more temple spaces that allow for safe healing to take place all around the world, and how we can be in service to Earth within an ancient futuristic landscape of peace, harmony, and dare-I-say, Heaven on Earth. This episode is as close to my heart as any, and I am honored to share Kashi and our experience in ceremony with you... Guest Links: https://www.instagram.com/kundalini.rose/ https://www.awakenyourmedicine.life/tantrahuasca-costarica Host Links: https://www.consciousconversion.com/ https://www.instagram.com/resonatewithsara/ https://www.instagram.com/consciousconversion/
"Edwin Salem" está escrito muchas veces en la historia del surf, la leyenda de las olas más salvajes y peligrosas! A los 23 casi me ahogo. A esa edad vos creés que sos invencible y eso fue un ‘despertate, nene'. El mar te enseña; es una metáfora de la vida. Si te excedés en los riesgos, pagás. Salem es de la vieja escuela. De la purista. Del verdadero amor al mar, a las olas y a la aventura. Es aquí donde entra Olas del Alma, una ONG que fundó en Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica, y que también opera en Argentina, Colombia y Venezuela y que Salem aspira a instalar en Uruguay o, por lo menos, a brindar su apoyo técnico a iniciativas similares. Olas del Alma nació con la intención de devolverle al surf lo que siente que hizo por él durante toda su vida. Atiende a niños y adolescentes en situaciones de vulnerabilidad a través de lo que se conoce como “terapia del surf”: arriba de la tabla se aprende a regular las emociones. Edwin Salem@olasdelalma.argentina
I'm chatting today with dear in-real-life soul-sister Fern Olivia, a multi-instrumentalist who is passionate about medicinal plants and mycelium, music and vocal activation, ceremony... and yes, travel. Fern's story is so interesting and mirrors mine in a lot of ways. She spent seven years in finance on Wall Street in New York City, traveled to Los Angeles to continue building her wellness brand, and finally moved to Costa Rica where she is deepening her relationship with music, freedom, and self-love. We actually met right outside of Puerto Viejo earlier this year! Fern believes the new paradigm includes connection via music, building communities with our families and others for support, and honoring the indigenous people and their ancient practices. Her passion and love is absolutely infectious. You don't want to miss this one. FernOlivia.com Fern Olivia IG Pranamor Musica IG Sara Yamtich IG Conscious Conversion IG ConsciousConversion.com
This episode was recorded in Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica with relocation specialist Davia Antonia. You can find her at https://lifeaholiccostarica.com/ .
En este episodio turbo desastroso: Puerto Viejo updates, Samango investiga sobre la vida buga de Lilliana, updates de Mila adolescente, Mauricio Hoffman vs BTS, un rantcino del tipo ser mujer en la escena musical de CR apesta, y para cerrar, una wena sección de la Pampa. Mándennos sus preguntas por DM en Insta o por correo a malasjuntaspodcast@gmail.com. Suscríbanse a nuestro Patreon en www.patreon.com/malasjuntas. Intro/Outro: Mala Junta - Living Indoors
La época en que los gobiernos presidentes y ministros tomaban decisiones sobre la vida y futuro de los pueblos y estos tenían muy pocas posibilidades de enfrentarlo pasó y es bueno que las autoridades sepan que el método debe ser otro. Yo recuerdo cuando Leonel Fernández decidió que se construiría el aeropuerto de El Higuero y dijera sin empacho que era la decisiones del presidente de la República ahora no puede ser así. En los Negros, Azua se instalarían, y uso el potencial del verbo que permite la duda, algunas barcazas para la generación eléctrica. La empresa que desarrolla el proyecto se llama Poweship Azua y la lidera un tal Carlos Roberto Matamoros Bregni. Esa empresa ha conseguido un permiso del municipio para el uso del suelo y uno de medio ambiente para la instalación de la torres de transmisión por lo menos eso es lo que se conoce. Yo no sé y en Azua no saben si para instalar las barcazas en un área de playa frente al único manglar de los alrededores se necesita otro permiso pero por lo menos yo creo que se debería. Si ese existe la empresa no lo ha mostrado. La instalación de 400 megavatios de energía en el esquema de corto plazo es una decisión del gobierno anunciada en mayor del año pasado. Ese esquema de suministro para garantizar el abasto en lo que se construyen soluciones de largo plazo es válido pero casi siempre da pie a la aparición del oportunismo económico nacional e internacional. Hasta diciembre del año pasado en Boca Chica se libró una lucha contra la instalación de barcazas generadoras y varios medios pusieron en evidencia que la empresa Karpowership que lideraba la iniciativa había sido imputada de corrupción e incluso condenada en otros países. En Azua parece ser otra empresa, por lo menos no tiene el KAR, es solo Powership, cuando buscamos al titular, el señor Matamoros Bregni, aparece con una empresa registrada en el país que se llama Dynex Energy Group. Aparece en Panamá con otra empresa. Una entiende perfectamente que el estado debe garantizar una seguridad en el abasto eléctrico para evitar contingencias provocadas por las salidas, programadas o no, de las plantas que sostienen el sistema eléctrico. Pero las barcazas hacen mucho ruido y no es solo el tema sonoro, es el ruido del aventurerismo internacional. Para quien no conocer Los Negros es extrañamente la playa de arena blanca de Azua. Está frente al Puerto Viejo y termina en un hermos manglar que creo es el único cercano a la provincia que ha sobrevivido. No soy ecoterrorista y creo que el hombre es el protagonista de la vida natural, pero las autoridades deben decidir cuanto daño permiten a esa vida natural en pro del desarrollo económico.
The Art + Science of Flow Resources mentioned: The Art of Impossible - Stevan Kotler Flow - Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi Join: For Women Who Change With The World Enter the Infinite Garden Lifetime Container Join: Medicine Is Our Nature Ceremony Wednesday 3rd in Puerto Viejo
Sara Calzada is the Founder of Bocata Games, developer of Puerto Viejo (2021). Sara was called out by my past guest Kate Rabel, developer of Behind The Beyond. Puerto Viejo is a short, narrative-driven collection of minigames. Music, visuals, and story are exceptional here, and the mini games are fun and challenging. In this episode we will discuss games with undefinable genres, creating the visuals in Puerto Viejo, acquiring a government grant for development funding, the benefits of deadlines, how to make the best mini games, mobile game development advice, and much more. Puerto Viejo on Steam Bocata Games on Twitter: @BocataGames Bocata Games on the web: https://bocatagames.wordpress.com/ IGI on Twitter: @IndieGameINTL Consider becoming an IGI Patron: https://www.patreon.com/indiegameINTL IGI is a production of Su Madre Podcasts: https://sumadrepodcasts.com/
Welcome to our Podcast #1,628! Here's a link to "Two Weeks in Costa Rica" website: We appreciate your listening and hope you find the time to go through the 100's of episodes that we have recorded already. They're short, so listen to a few every day! I promise you will learn all you need to know about one of the happiest countries on the planet! Here's some links that will get you started in learning more about Costa Rica! Check out our NEW COSTA RICA LOVE STORIES! There's ONE THING BETTER than falling in love. . falling in love in COSTA RICA! Here's the link: https://www.costaricagoodnewsreport.com/lovestories.html So many GOOD-NEWS stories coming out of Costa Rica. We'd love to share them with all of you! Way over 100 stories ready right now. Learn all about one if the Happiest Countries on the Planet. . Costa Rica! Here's a link: https://vocal.media/authors/skip-licht Become a "COSTA RICA PURA VIDA" Brand Ambassador & Share the LIFESTYLE with EVERYONE! Here's the link: https://www.costaricagoodnewsreport.com/brandambassador.html Here's a link to the US Embassy here in Costa Rica: https://cr.usembassy.gov/ For more information on acquiring your legal status here in Costa Rica, visit our website at: https://www.costaricaimmigrationandmovingexperts.com Apostilling Your Documents is a Very Integral Part of the Residency Process. Click through on this link for more information: https://www.apostillewilliamedwardlicht.com Our email address is costaricagoodnews@gmail.com We'd love to hear from you! Our short stories / blog postings are located at our Costa Rica Good News Report website. Lots of stories about the life here in paradise! We think you'll really enjoy these: https://www.costaricagoodnewsreport.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/costa-rica-pura-vida/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/costa-rica-pura-vida/support
Sharing Insights Podcast: Exploring Permaculture, Homesteads, & Community in Costa Rica
“What I've Learned”: Cultivating an Impactful Belief System Welcome Hello, and welcome to the 6th and final episode of the Season 1 Recap of the Sharing Insights Podcast! I think it's fair to say that it's been a value-rich experiment for me. All the same, I hope you, my friends, have gotten some value out of it as well. As it is, this is also going to be the final episode of the Sharing Insights Podcast. Yes, this is the grand finale of the podcast as we've known it. Since I began producing this podcast and learned more about the power of the mic and what we can do with it, I decided to open the conversation up to other regenerative-focused programs that aren't exclusively land-based. From here on, the podcast will be known as ‘Regeneration Nation Costa Rica'. The urgency for humanity to get behind regenerative practices in any and all aspects of its existence has begun to grow on me. While I'll continue to provide content directed at helping land-based projects gain exposure and learn from each other's insights, we'll hear more about who's doing what to help Costa Rica reach carbon neutrality and social equity. I believe that to help this movement of regenerative-focused landowners further discover their potential, make the impact they intended, and thrive, it'll do us well to see what other players are doing in the regenerative field. There are a multitude of empowering projects all around Costa Rica, offering products, services, education, and community-building opportunities that our current audience can benefit from hearing about, and I want to get them on the mic! The time to make the efforts needed to hand our grandchildren a world worth having children in, is NOW. The maverick landowners who've been the focus of the podcast so far will continue to be an important focus for upcoming content. I already have several interviews with land stewards recorded and ready to go. At the end of this episode, I'll share more of what I've been getting into these past months and what you can expect from the podcast in the months to come. Let's get into this theme of cultivating an impactful belief system and some of the insights that our guests have shared with us so far. None of this show's guests could be where they are, doing what they do, if they didn't embody an impactful belief system. It's been a great pleasure to get to know these leaders better and witness their brilliance. So, what is an impactful belief system?The world is full of people trying to make ends meet. The struggle keeps most folks hyper-focused on the details of what many call the “hamster wheel” or “the rat race” of life. From this place, it's difficult to see what one can do to create a positive impact in the world around them beyond being a “responsible consumer.” There are others, however, who find the grace to break free from reactionary living long enough to discover what their passions are and how they can apply them to serve the needs of others in a regenerative way. In a world with headlines as disconcerting as the ones we find today, it takes courage to forge ahead with one's dreams and be the change one wants to see. Recognizing that a new way exists; believing that you can find your way there, and holding faith that “if it can be done, you can do it”, are some of the first steps in initiating and developing an impactful belief system. Transformation awaits those who take these steps. What do our guests have to say from their side of the looking glass? Just for fun, let's go in reverse order of our episodes, bringing the brilliance of our friend Lynx Guimond to the spotlight first. In Lynx's interview, he leaves us with the commonly shared, but too commonly forsaken advice to make the effort required to live your dreams. He reminds us that happy people choose to do what they want to do. Likewise, happy people find ways to want to do what they're doing. This is sage advice that does us service each time we remember it. Creating a healthy and holistic lifestyle and environment makes doing what we love and loving what we do easier. It can drive us forward on our path of living our dreams. Lynx, and all his crew at SailCargo Inc, also ask us to commit to buying local and do whatever else we can do to reduce the carbon footprint of the shipping industry. Purchasing used products is another method that Lynx, and many other conscientious consumers, recommend for reducing this planet-altering source of pollution. It's become imperative that we start spending more time researching how to effectively direct our buying power to support places that are doing what we want to see done in the world, and form commitments to follow through whenever possible. Of course, it's equally imperative that we forgive ourselves for where we are while we get certain about where we're going. Another one of our guests who's kept his focus on sourcing his needs, and those of his guests, as locally and mindfully as possible, is Nico Botefur. Nico started with an inherited piece of property and a modest budget and has developed it into a regenerative farm-to-table hotel and restaurant, providing entrepreneurial opportunities for many of his neighbors who choose to offer tours, therapy sessions, and other culturally-focused classes and services. The biggest takeaway here is that he first invested into his education. Upon deciding to undertake the stewardship of the property and start the business, he took a permaculture course and attended a variety of workshops and retreats to better understand how to work with the land, natural building materials, and his own inner nature. The entirety of my interview with Nico Botefur, the way he goes about the orchestration of Essence Arenal, and the way his staff welcomes their guests, demonstrates his belief that “passion is the key to success.” Another pair of impactful believers is Meghan Casey and her husband Davis Azofeifa. They're the sweet couple whose family founded and runs the Chilimate Rainforest Eco Retreat. First, let's look at their commitment to join forces with the Rainforest Alliance. The Rainforest Alliance is an international non-profit organization working at the intersection of business, agriculture, and forests to make responsible business the new norm. They help farmers, forest communities, companies, and consumers champion ecologically and socially regenerative practices. As a reward, businesses that complete the application and mentoring process are validated to use Rainforest Alliance's well-recognized frog certification seal on their website and marketing, along with other benefits. Meghan tells us, in her interview, how they had many of the social and environmental bits down, but Rainforest Alliance helped them with administrative skills and infrastructure. She's also been a leader in her community, assisting her neighbors with entrepreneurial guidance and training, helping them to tap into the ecotourism market in a way that fosters cultural bridging. Meghan and Davis have empowered their community to collectively foster an ecologically, economically, and culturally prosperous environment for many families in their pueblo. From language & art classes, to homestays, to farm tours, horseback riding, and more, they've turned it into a destination location that's impacted the lives of countless eco-centric people passing through the region. When I first arrived in Costa Rica a dozen years ago in my veggie oil school bus, one of the first culturally progressive Ticos that I met was a young man named Esteban Acosta. He was fresh out of Earth University, working as a biodynamics manager at an organic farm, close to where I live now, and this kid was just bubbling with fun. The kind of fun that exudes from those who absolutely love practicing their garden alchemy. Esteban had built a well-functioning biodigester for the owner's goat farm, which Esteban also managed, using biodynamic principles for yard care, food supply, and more. Twelve years later, Esteban is now the owner of Viogaz, a premier provider of biodigester systems for not only agricultural use, but home-scale installations as well. He also travels the world teaching at biodynamic conferences and helping commercial-scale farms transition to profit-producing organic and biodynamic practices. This inspired student has embraced the power of enterprise to maximize his potential to serve the earth. Esteban encourages us to keep our “Why” in mind. This has been a crucial lesson that comes up again and again for me in strategy sessions. Going several layers deep into your “Why” can reveal ways of getting your needs met in creative and oftentimes under-realized ways. Ask yourself, sometimes, why you're aiming to do what you're setting out to do. But don't stop there. Ask yourself why that reason's important to you. From there, ask why THAT reason's important to you, and go as many as 7 layers deep. This is a valuable exercise we can do when evaluating any of our endeavors. Esteban also reminds us that experimentation is an excellent teacher, but the key is to balance that with the wisdom of a mentor. With the guidance of someone who's already further along the path of exploration, those periods of experimentation can be used to save time, taking them further along their chosen way at a more efficient rate. Our visit with Esteban was actually an unexpected surprise along our trip. As we were traveling on our interview tour, I contacted him to refer him to another guest of mine that we'd just visited. Once on our phone call, I found out that he was in La Fortuna, taking care of a family estate. That just happened to be the same town we were heading to next! In the mountains of La Fortuna, tucked far away from the hustle of the hot springs resorts, is a community called Brave Earth / Tierra Valiente. I was hosted there by two brothers, Aly Kahn & Alnoor Ladha. Our interview was filled with a stream of sage advice — several of those gems you can find as episode highlights on our YouTube channel. One topic that came up as essential for me in cultivating an impactful belief system is healing our senses of victimhood and entitlement. Alnoor quoted a powerful Sufi proverb, reminding us that “You are entrusted with everything, but entitled to nothing.” The more we clear ourselves of these egoic burdens, the more we make room to humble down and witness the ways that life greets us with support and generosity. Another quote that stood out for me was the suggestion to “Make art at every opportunity.” Justin Dolan shared similar advice, suggesting that “If you have communal spaces that are beautiful, people will want to protect them and contribute.” Our video tour of Brave Earth shows that they are definitely walking the talk. Everything they do there is imbued with intention and an attention to form & beauty that makes being there feel uplifting. At St Michael's Permaculture Country Club, Justin also practices what he preaches. Every time he finds a new plant, he embraces the urge to get some of its seed to propagate. The community's become a living seed bank matched by few others I've seen. Getting in the habit of sharing seeds is a great way to create regional, as well as personal resilience. What if more people did this? Another way that Justin exercises his impactful belief system is through experimentation. His place is a playground of innovative permaculture designs that he shares prolifically, via social media and through farm tours. Justin brought up a lesser discussed value of living a life of impact, and that's the imprint that it leaves on your children. His children are immersed in a world of creativity, nature, exploration, interaction with people from around the world, with diverse socioeconomic backgrounds and ages, and they're invited to be involved with life in the community. Having met many people, along my journeys, who've been raised in such a way, it may be safe to say that his passions and efforts stand a good chance of rippling out through generations to come. On the Caribbean side of the country, we had the pleasure to visit with Peter and Ancel at Finca La Isla. Peter made a comment in his interview that I wish all listers would deeply consider. He reminds us that, in most cases, an organic substitute exists for any conventional practice. We must stop giving conventional farm owners our money! Please!!! Whenever possible, consider investing the cost difference required to support farmers who are doing what you want to see done on our planet. Ask yourself whose pockets you're choosing to put your money into. Who's investing in the kind of future you want to provide for your children's children? Those are the people, businesses, and practices that we need to be supporting. Peter's partner, Ancel, is another living exemplification of putting one's lifestyle choices toward the betterment of the planet, living beings, and future generations. Ancel is an avid student of ancestral wisdom. Talamanca Chocolate is a regenerative-focused cottage industry where she stewards and harvests from generations-old cacao trees, with the guidance of her indigenous neighbors. She passes her craft down to future generations through her internship program. She believes that one of the best ways to learn something is to become an apprentice of the trade. Teachers like Ancel are making a special kind of impact in the way they operate their businesses.Ancel takes her commitment to practice permaculture to such an extent that she has many of her neighbors delivering their kitchen scraps to her, which she composts for her cacao trees. You first have to believe that you can live an impactful life, even with small gestures like this, if you want your life to show you the way toward greater influence. Ancel also explains that to understand the essence of what we eat, we have to experience it - not just in eating it, but by getting involved with the steps of bringing the product to life through its alchemical processes. For example, in her own particular alchemical method, she chooses to ferment and not roast the cacao, explaining that the wellness-inducing benefits diminish in the roasting. The fermentation process requires attention, watching nature practice its brilliance. In understanding the stages of fermentation, and the temperatures required to preserve quality, one grows a more fulfilling relationship with what they're feeding their cells and why. While many of our guests have been directing their lives' focus toward regenerative ends for many years and are grounded in the practice, it's never too late to pivot what you're doing and begin to invent the next chapter of your life. Another resident of the Puerto Viejo region is Terry Lillian Newton, founder of Kindred Spirits. Terry's story tells how she found herself at the helm of a successful hotel enterprise and realized that working for the tourism industry wasn't enriching for her. She began to change how she marketed what she had to offer to bring more people in, who wanted the kinds of experiences that she wanted to offer, centered in connection with each other and the living world around them. She found that magic moment when she chose to pursue her dream and combine her love and respect for horses with her passion for teaching yoga and mindfulness, sold her hotel, and bought Kindred Spirits where it is now. She finds that both therapies synergistically foster calmness, balance, and self-awareness, and have been impacting the way her students experience the world ever since. The moral of the story is that if you aren't in love with what you're doing, consider completely remodeling the business plan to connect with your passion. I've had to do that with my own life, including the direction of this podcast. When it feels like life is calling you to a more aligned purpose, it may be a good time to get curious and explore the call. In doing that, she reminds us to try and let go of our attachment to the specifics of how that passion gets to express itself, and learn to appreciate the innate essence of what, where, and who we're working with. Ed Bernhardt is another guest and friend who lives a life guided by an impactful belief system. I met Ed when I first arrived in the country. I soon learned and benefited from the generosity of his farm's living seed bank. Taking the time to visit him for this interview, however, gave me a deeper look into a man who's made this world a better place. Ed's passions for teaching gardening, agroforestry, and natural building have changed the world around him. This soft-spoken revolutionary has taught organic gardening to children, mothers, agricultural institutions, and universities throughout the country while hosting hundreds of students at Finca Alba Nueva over the decades. As a prolific author, he's inspired and instructed countless readers, rippling his influence out in ways that he'll never be able to know. Ed teaches that Ecological Health Gardens lead to health, happiness, and longevity. Once you start eating a big salad every day, change happens. You begin building new cells with proper building blocks, and wellness gets a lot easier and makes more sense. Ed recognizes that it's easy to get depressed and feel like there's little that we can do to help the world, but any achievements that we can make with our personal growth or health stand a statistically-high chance of leading one toward happiness. It's pretty straightforward, even if the results may vary. Eat a strictly whole-food diet for a few months, evaluate how you feel, and get excited about the feedback. This pattern has a way of encouraging continued growth. Start small and build from there. Don't overstretch yourself. Work on what is sustainable for you now, and you'll increase the chances that you'll persevere. It can be challenging to make significant life changes, but not impossible. Especially considering the abundance of resources and the myriad of options we find ourselves surrounded by these days - more than what most people generally like to admit to themselves, anyway. Likewise, the health of our ecology is influenced by the quality of its building blocks. Our ability to thrive on this planet relies, for one, on us putting more plants in the ground. Luckily, the interaction with one's environment and the soil itself happens to be therapeutic. All the more reason to get our hands and attention to the earth, plant more trees, and be ancestors worth giving thanks to. In our conversation, Ed describes how Applied Human Ecology is a practice of not just thinking about our ecology but navigating life as an extension of it. How do we get started? Get dirty! When times get hard, people go back to growing their food. Incidentally, it also provides a growing number of entrepreneurs with lifestyle-supporting opportunities. One rebel who figured that out, a good long while ago, is Suzanna Leff. She's been making an impact with her humble piece of riverside paradise for a few decades now. There, she teaches apprentices how to plant and harvest food, as well as how to prepare the few choice value-added products that she sells at the market. Her belief that she can live the life she wants to live and have people come to her and learn what she has to offer, has afforded her a comfortable place on the edge between minimalism and enterprise. Above all, Suzanna honors the value and importance of finding our passions. She reminds us to observe, reflect, and surrender to what the world brings to us and learn how to be in service to that. When I asked her, at the end of our interview, what she thinks that anyone could do, no matter where they live or what resources they have, to make a difference in the world, she answered that growing food is one of the most important things that we can learn to do, right now. As a land steward at Finca Amrta, Suzanna feels that the ability to provide this kind of lifestyle to guests is one of the most empowering gifts we can give someone. Living an impactful life means something different to everyone. The most potent moment is when we find what that is for each of us and aim to redirect our lives to align with it. Welcoming someone from a city upbringing and offering them the opportunity to gain perspective on how true that can be, annually redirects the course of countless people's lives, through projects like those that I've been interviewing for this show. Being able to travel and find my way into so many unique projects as a young man changed my life forever after. The belief system that I developed along the way has impacted the belief system of countless others. That's how it works. We're all a small part of this morphogenic organism called humanity, and we all have our place in influencing the whole. Through these experiences, I've learned how inherently healing it can be to physically connect with the elements of nature. Putting our hands in the dirt, taking time to feel the breath enter our lungs and the breeze caress the hairs on our skin, submerging ourselves in the oceans, rivers, and lakes of this world, attending a sweat lodge or other fire ceremony, and praying in whatever ways connect us to the ethers are all ways that we can replenish our lifeforce and assist ourselves in bringing our bodies, minds, and emotions back to balance. It's hard to live a life of wellness and contemplative impact without taking the time and making the effort to connect with life outside of the house. There's a value in releasing the grip that we so often drive our errand-driven lives with, that's difficult to perceive from that place of grasping. I've learned to remind myself that I can't afford NOT to take a break from the doing and be. For that matter, it's also worth mentioning the value that taking a break from food and doing an annual nutritional cleanse can provide for the body. It's just another step all of us would do well to take along the path toward developing the discipline and clarity of mind that empower our efforts toward developing an impactful belief system. . Ahhh, well, there it is. I did it. I finally made it through this recap series. I don't think I'll likely do a recap like this again, in the same way. At least not in an audio format. All the same, going back through all these recordings for this recap series has brought my attention to many things that I'd missed before. I hope you've also picked something up in these reviews that you previously missed. If not, perhaps you've received a reminder for some things that you forgot to take note of when you listened to the interview the first time around. Perhaps you're listening to this as your first episode because someone shared it with you, and you're excited to listen to an interview or two. Either way, it's not just what we learn and believe that make the impact we're dreaming of. What we put into practice is the activating element that brings our beliefs to life. I mentioned at the beginning of this episode that I've changed the name of the podcast to Regeneration Nation Costa Rica. With that, I'm opening up the conversation to explore regenerative projects in Costa Rica on the levels of Agricultural, Business, Community, and even Government-level initiatives that I think we'll all do well to learn more about and consider taking advantage of and supporting. One of the reasons that the podcast took such a long break is that I've gotten pretty deeply involved with a grassroots regional sociocratic organization, here in Costa Rica. I'm pretty excited about the prospects of what we're building. The Diamante Bridge Collective is comprised of seasoned landowners, community builders, local and digital economy enthusiasts, and a variety of other skilled and passionate people who've chosen to combine their impactful belief systems to create something bigger than themselves. One of the collective's focuses has been turning properties over to trust and establishing protocols for dedicated individuals to apply for land stewardship rights, allowing them to build a home, grow food, and raise a family. They also get to live amongst other like-minded change-makers, shifting the paradigm that only those with money can live in a rural community, grow food, and build a home that no landowner has the right over. Another is a wellness circle designed to better understand the needs of the region's residents and find ways to meet them collectively. Regenerative enterprises are another key focus, where we've been fundraising to kick start mobile bamboo curing stations, greywater system installations, and a recycling station designed to reuse local waste as building materials for nearby projects. I'll be sharing more about all of this in future episodes. For now, I'm just happy to report that I'm alive, thriving, and well. The pause from the podcast and exit from my previous land project has afforded me room to step back and re-evaluate how I can best serve the world around me To be clear, if you've subscribed to the podcast, you don't need to do anything to continue receiving future episodes. The old URLs will redirect you to the new website name. You can now find the show at https://regenerationnationcr.com. In the next episode, I'll describe, in more detail, what's been going on in the life of Jason Thomas and what you can expect from Regeneration Nation Costa Rica. 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Jedną z głównych atrakcji Kostaryki jest tutejsze wybrzeże. Czy to od strony Oceanu Spokojnego, czy od strony Morza Karaibskiego czekały na nas rajskie plaże, egzotyczna roślinność i ukrywające się wśród niej zwierzęta.Półwysep Nicoya z rezerwatem Cabo Blanco, miejscowość Montezuma, Park Narodowy Manuel Antonio i Półwysep Osa z Parkiem Narodowym Corcovado – to najciekawsze miejsca wybrzeża Oceanu Spokojnego, które poznaliśmy.Od strony Morza Karaibskiego czekały na nas kolejne atrakcje: miasto Puerto Viejo, Park Narodowy Cahuita i Narodowy Rezerwat Przyrody Gandoca-Manzanillo.Znaleźliśmy się też w lesie mglistym w Parku Narodowym Monteverde w północno-środkowej części Kostaryki, który z pewnością mógłby zagrać główną rolę w filmie „Zaginiony świat”. Gościem Jerzego Jopa była Danuta Rasała.
Brooke gives her take on her favorite spots in Costa Rica; Puerto Viejo & Manzanillo. Hear what happens when someone gets a little too cocky on a surf board, crossing crocidile infested waters, and what happens when you follow the coral reefs for too long? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brooke-seals/support
Sobre los casos de ataques sexuales a turistas en Puerto Viejo
Esta semana hablamos sobre la aprobación del proyecto de ley del cannabis con fines medicinales e industriales, las restricción vehicular que genera preguntas sobre el manejo de la pandemia de parte del gobierno, el caso indignante de la violación de una turista danesa en Puerto Viejo, un seguimiento en la saga de Carlos y Gustavo Viales en el caso que los vincula con un aparente narcotraficante y un seguimiento del Conavi en el caso cochinilla ¡Bienvenidos a Chepe! Con Kenneth Baldí, y asistencia en el guión de Sergio Salazar Recuerden apoyarnos en www.patreon.com/nopasanadaoficial En YouTube: https://youtu.be/w7gVWlMjH8Y Fuentes en la descripción de YouTube: https://youtu.be/w7gVWlMjH8Y --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/welcometochepe/message
Sobre caso de abuso sexual a turistas extranjeras en Puerto Viejo.
In this episode, Dr. Helena Estimov joins Linh here to share her wisdom after 35 years of practicing acupuncture and helping people with on their health journey. She is a well-known acupuncturist in a small town called Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica. She has been living here for 30 years living from her heart, helping others on their healing journeys, and communing with nature and friends. I invited her on the stage today for her to share her message on the need to reform education about the human body and for her to share her experiences from years of practice. She speaks about the body's intuition and inner intelligence, creation as being an essential part of nature, the healthcare and medical system, and the true (Soulthentic) self!Thank you for joining us both here and enjoy!For more, follow Linh's journey on Instagram at @linhembodied or visit Linhembodied.com for more content like this!Here is a breakdown of the episode: 3:38 - we are creation4:35 - babies as creation5:10 - we are made up of the five elements6:15 - the potential of our being6:30 - talking with our creative energy7:00 - natural medicines7:26 - we were given everything to keep healthy7:40 - what a pandemic is showing us how global health8:40 - finding a quick fix is not the solution to the root problem8:50 - humans are intelligent, we must act like so9:25 - treating creation like babies, babies like creation9:30 - evolve beyond the matrix with David Brown10:00 - healing the family constellation10:15 - education must incorporate how to live11:30 - education needing reform12:30 - healing the families help heal the world12:40 - the missing parts of modern day education13:10 - raising children with abundance13:20 - authority over your body14:20 - developing a deep connection with yourself & your body15:40 - body's intuition16:45 - acupuncture as a powerful tool for maintenance17:00 - how to use aromatherapy as a simple self-care tool17:20 - self-care everyday18:10 - the body guides you18:20 - practitioners taking care of themselves18:40 - the body is balancing itself19:35 - the body is a perfect machine20:00 - helena's path to acupuncture20:30 - path to healing20:50 - using elements as a framework to healing21:20 - nature is setting us up for success21:40 - allopathic medicine being used for emergencies22:15 - herbal system22:20 - how medications are made from herbalism23:00 - nature is a whole complete system23:15 - acupuncture is about telling your body and the systems to turn on and off23:30 - your body's own system24:25 - everything in the body is connected25:15 - the simplest things, yet difficult to understand25:45 - kidneys connected to the winter26:00 - how acupuncture works energetically28:30 - allopathic medicine seeing the body as a whole30:00 - what ancient Chinese knew way before science32:30 - helena's approach to treating patients34:00 - the body is always sending you messages35:30 - helena's story with health36:28 - everyone has an higher self36:40 - our purpose is to be our true authentic self41:30 - feeling of needing change43:00 - helena's path to acupuncture45:25 - when you take care of your body, it takes care of you46:20 - self-love in education48:30 - if every person is in their authenticity, they can make an impact to the world49:20 - your purpose is in the heart--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/soulthenticpodcast/support This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit souleomedicine.substack.com
Today we talk with Julie Hickey, the owner and founder of One Love Massage and Surf School in Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica. She shares her story of moving from the US to CR just out of Massage school. She built a life, business, raised a family and continues following her dreams. She offers yoga, massage, Reiki, Watsu, surf lessons and besides her studio on her property, hopes to build a pool for water therapies including Aqua Dynamics. We get her tips for living abroad, some challenges and some of her favorites. Have you heard of Tico time?! Do you know what region influences the food in this beach town? You can find her online https://onelovecostarica.wordpress.com/ https://www.instagram.com/i_am_one_love_/ Her sons https://www.instagram.com/zalty_boyz/ https://zaltyboyzsurfschool.wordpress.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcCP7rqg0zYI-gJrlD-YnXQ
Join me as I travel to Puerto Viejo, on the east coast of Costa Rica.Follow me on instagram for photos that go with this episode: Travel Along PodcastSupport the show
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I met Tish the same day I met Darren late January of 2021. We clicked immediately, she invited me to a Cacao ceremony the day after I met her, and there I met Kaveesha from Episode 4. After hanging out all weekend, we became so close. So much so, that I went to visit her for 4 days in Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica, way on the other end of the country in the Caribbean side. I got to see first hand the amazing off-the-grid community that Tish and a couple of her friends created. Tish has an amazing story, of having all the things that western culture teaches us we should have to be happy and successful, to then realizing there was something profoundly missing, to finally allowing the Universe to guide her to create her authentic life. By the way, Tish is a Badass boss-woman. She is the ultimate connector in the conscious/spiritual community in Costa Rica and a champion for women's empowerment. She's led classes at Envision, and is currently organizing two of the biggest retreat/gatherings of the year in Costa Rica. We had some tech difficulties since it started raining where she was, but you can totally get the substance of the message. I'm excited that you get to meet her here and learn all about her projects. You can learn more about Tish by visiting her website: https://www.followyourblisscr.com/Follow her on IG: @sacredtish Subscribe to the Love Is Our Nature Blog: LoveIsOurNature.com Listen to this Podcast on: Spotify: http://bit.ly/LIONpodcast Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/LION-podcast Google Podcasts: http://bit.ly/LIONgcast Watch the Video Version on Youtube: http://bit.ly/LION-YT
On Episode 8 of Un-Loc'd I sat with Glenda Halgarson Brown, a Costa Rican activist of Jamaican ancestry about the history of Jamaican migration in Costa Rica and her work to keep Caribbean culture alive in her neighorhood. Learn more about Puerto Viejo de Talamanca, Costa Rica SUPPORT & CONNECT WITH UN-LOC'D THE PODCAST: Support Un-Loc'd the Podcast: Donate Here To share your thoughts, topic ideas, or if you are interested in becoming a guest email me at: info@audreytoshakti.com I'd also love to hear your lovely voices! Feel free to leave a voice: HERE To learn more about Audrey Augustave, become a client, or book her for speaking engagements: Click Here
Episodio 48 Borys Maya, Alias Plaka, originario de Puerto Viejo, Ecuador. Un amigo de Zamorano que ingresó a estudiar a la Escuela con la clase Orión 99, y aunque no logró graduarse, a través del tiempo ha mantenido la amistad y el cariño con todos, y ésta es su historia. Borys ha creado el del movimiento ecológico “Borysteando = Limpia mientras Viajas” o “Borysting = Clean when you travel”. Que promueve que en cada viaje regresemos un respiro al planeta, usando un poco de tiempo personal limpiando o recogiendo la basura en un espacio y dejemos una huella positiva por nuestro paso. Es autodidacta, que ha desarrollado habilidades en la utilización de redes sociales para generar distintos tipos de negocios por Internet. Ha trabajado en diversas áreas desde organizador de eventos y conciertos, algunos con artistas de talla mundial, hasta trabajos en jardinería, bar tender, delivery services y otros. Borys nos cuenta: La historia de su infancia en Ecuador, y su historia como estudiante en Zamorano. Nos comparte sus desafíos al no poderse graduar y su reinvencion en Estados Unidos. Su consejo a los estudiantes de Zamorano a que sigan en la lucha poniéndole todas las ganas para graduarse de y que cualquier esfuerzo extra que realicen, al final valdrá mucho la pena. Entrevista realizada el 9 de Mayo del 2021, por los colegas: 1. Andrea Palazuelos, alias Nino 96, de Bolivia. 2. Jose Rodolfo Abascal, alias Karepa 94, de Guatemala. Composición Musical por Javier Stacey, clase Halley 88. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/el-zamopodcast/message
The Mindshare is a 'boutique Ted Talks', a conscious networking event that I originally designed for the Toronto fitness industry 5 years ago, but it spread to various industries through changemakers within them. What makes it special is the curation/facilitation method, the diversity of talent, and our altruistic spirit (we donate all event proceeds to charity). I've always dreamed of taking @2.0toronto experiences like the Mindshare, internationally ... with the help of the amazing team at @larukahostel ... the incredibly talented leaders in Puerto Viejo ... and of course divine timing and alignment of the universe, we did just that. The success of the Mindshare represents much more than I can explain with words. This one was truly a gamechanger in my life. You know that feeling when you do something that feels so right on so many levels, when so many other things are unknown and uncertain ... I guess that's how I'd explain it. With so much love, kindness, compassion, and flow, let us continue to 1. Show up, 2. follow up, and 3. fill up (your cup). May the force be with us all. Huge thanks goes out to the speakers: @danniedakini Derek Quiros @inesitazuriaga @thealphadad @elizabethcouse_ @dexlew Andre Nova Rozanne Dioso-Lopez @thekonductor Our supporters: @larukahostel @eatfruitfully @juju_juicyjungle
Sharing Insights Podcast: Exploring Permaculture, Homesteads, & Community in Costa Rica
Meet Peter Kring, a nurseryman & farmer who has more than 30 years of experience in tropical agriculture. Peter has introduced many valuable species into cultivation in Costa Rica and maintains a collection of over 200 species of fruit trees. His farm, Finca la Isla, on the Caribbean coast, offers a plethora of workshops in horticulture, medicinal plants, chocolate making, fermentation, and farm to table practices. In today’s episode, Peter shares with us his insights into sustainability through producing goods to sell at the farmers' market. Peter is an advocate for farmers’ markets and is the president of the committee that manages the market in Puerto Viejo. He also touches on organic certification, what it takes, & whether it’s worth it. Beyond that, Peter shares with us his preferred soil amendments and walks us through some of his fruit forest maintenance. I hope you enjoy! This episode is brought to you by, well, YOU! I haven’t built up my audience enough to have attracted sponsors and all that, so even though it’s the holiday season, you get to support the show without my selling you stuff. Isn’t that great! So, instead of buying an organic cotton shirt or an online course, maybe you can just buy me a coffee! Go to https://ko-fi.com/sharinginsights to drop a few dollars in the bucket and let me know you care. Make sure to check out the 2 videos that we made at Finca La Isla, where Peter describes his grafting process and fruit forest maintenance. You can find those at:https://youtu.be/z8RJcrgmHtMhttps://youtu.be/9bpSvIDTB_0 To follow more of Finca La Isla’s adventures in biodiversity and sustainability, check out:Website - https://www.costaricaorganicsfarm.com/ FB - https://www.facebook.com/peter.kring.1 https://www.facebook.com/Finca-la-Islas-Botanical-Garden-373141649468327 Maps - “Finca La Isla” Email -crgarden@mac.com Whatsapp - +50688294929 If you enjoy the podcast, please consider leaving a short review on Apple podcasts or wherever you listen. It takes less than a minute, and it really makes a difference in helping to spread the word about our mission to others looking to improve their own projects. Special thanks to Peter Mukuru for editing this episode! Music: Rite of Passage by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4291-rite-of-passage License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Follow Sharing Insights: https://sharinginsights.net Facebook: https://facebook.com/groups/sharinginsightspod Instagram: https://instagram.com/sharinginsightspod Twitter: https://twitter.com/sharingipodcast Youtube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCqV63Fonev-y25FVSjGDvCg &
Have you thought about leaving your job and escaping to a warm sunny beach but not sure which country to choose? Costa Rica, Ecuador, Panama, Nicaragua, Mexico, whats the difference?On this episode I got to catch up with an old friend Hagit Gold. I met Hagit 6 years ago when she stopped in Montanita, Ecuador for an extended stay and she has since settled in Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica where she has opened a hostel in the jungle just steps from the beach. She also just recently had her first child in Costa Rica. Hagit and I cover a number of different topics including: The difference between the east coast of Costa Rica and Ecuador for price, housing, food, social, real estate, health care, school for young children and more. We also talk in length about the difference between the east coast of Costa Rica (Puerto Viejo) and the west coast of Costa Rica (Tamarindo, Santa Teresa)
This episode can be heard most everywhere podcasts are available. Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Radio FM, Anchor & Many More! Thanks for tuning in to the 64th episode of our "Costa Rica Minute" Podcast. . and our 213th episode overall! Our format will include episodes between two minutes and five minutes in length. We want to streamline all of the great information that there is about this amazing country into short, exciting episodes. We understand that you're busy and don't have time to sit through a long broadcast! Here's a link to the US Embassy here in Costa Rica: https://cr.usembassy.gov/ Here's a link to lots of interesting info on Puerto Limon: https://rovology.com/costa-rica/best-things-to-do-in-puerto-limon-costa-rica/ And another link to TripAdvisor showing some places to stay and visit: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g309264-Puerto_Limon_Province_of_Limon-Vacations.html And a video link showing you some amazing visuals about Puerto Viejo, just south of Limon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDen_lLXFjw Another video link to get you in the mood: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Dcyte7CHpw Stay tuned and enjoy what we have here to offer you each and every day! Lots of great information about one of the happiest countries on the planet! Lots of great information about one of the happiest countries on the planet! Our Costa Rica Pura Vida Lifestyle Podcast Series is found here: https://www.anchor.fm/costa-rica-pura-vida Check out our website at https://www.costaricagoodnewsreport.com Our email address is costaricagoodnews@gmail.com We'd love to hear from you! We can be found on all major podcast platforms. Simply Google, "Costa Rica Pura Vida Lifestyle Podcast Series", and you'll see all of the platforms available! Thanks for tuning in today. . See you tomorrow! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/costa-rica-pura-vida/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/costa-rica-pura-vida/support
Pat Brown has been seen on CBS’s Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Fuse’s Uproarious, Axis’s Gotham Live, NBC’s Comic’s Unleashed and BET‘s ComicView, TVOne’s made for TV movie-WHITE WATER, the independent film SOMEBODIES, and the web series UNREQUITED. Pat has won both the Las Vegas Comedy Festival and the She Devil Competition. She has been featured in Time Out Magazine, After-Ellen, Splitsider and Punchline Magazine. Her critically acclaimed album “The Pat Brown Sex-Tape” has been described as “provocative and conceptual” by Laugh and is streaming on all platforms. You can watch her on the new season of Two Dope Queens on HBO! Irene Bremis is a comedian, radio host and podcaster. A regular on Sirius XM, she also is the cohost of Mother May I Podcast With Frank & Irene on youtube & #Suckittt with Jennifer Esposito & Irene Bremis everywhere where pods live. You can also get her album Unladylike out now everywhere! http://800pgr.lnk.to/Irene Isis Millward is a former investigator of police misconduct. For six years she owned and operated a small hotel in the Afro-Caribbean town of Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica. Today she is a social worker in Chicago and working toward having a private psychotherapy practice. Always hosted by Marina Franklin - One Hour Comedy Special: Single Black Female ( Amazon Prime, CW Network), Trainwreck, Louie Season V, The Jim Gaffigan Show, Conan O'Brien, Stephen Colbert, HBO's Crashing, and The Breaks with Michelle Wolf
Grabado literalmente frente a la playa en Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica. Mientras Moisés siga tratando de abrir el mar rojo Josué no tendrá la oportunidad de abrir el cruce del rio Jordán, ya no somos Josué, algunos somos Moisés, las conchas son el recordatorio de que un día pasamos por ese mar y ayudamos a muchas personas a encontrar su propósito. Muchos perdieron inspiración porque dejaron de buscar esos lugares que un día los inspiraron. Me pueden encontrar en Instagram como @Kikebrenes_
Hoy queremos compartir un poco de nuestra experiencia con las dietas y la alimentación en general. Como pasamos de perseguir estereotipos a amarnos de forma real eliminando completamente los ideales. También queremos que te cuestiones si llevas una buena relación con tu cuerpo y con la comida y qué emociones son las que están detrás de tu apetito. Descorchemos el vino, para esta noche te recomendamos Puerto Viejo, ideal para acompañar la vida haciendo a un lado las calorías. ¿Listas y listos? ¡Salud!
Hans Pfister es cofundador, CEO y director de marketing de la Colección Cayuga de Hoteles de lujo sostenibles. Cayuga administra hoteles boutique ubicados en varios países de Centroamérica. Entre los más reconocidos están el Hotel Grano de Oro en San José, Arenas del Mar en Manuel Antonio, Aguas Claras en Puerto Viejo, Isla Palenque Resort en Panamá, así como Jicaro Island Lodge en Nicaragua. Cayuga además es pionero en sostenibilidad turística con 20 años de experiencia. En este episodio Hans cuenta las decisiones que tomó a raíz de la pandemia de COVID-19, así como sus perspectivas para los próximos meses en relación al turismo, uno de los sectores más golpeados por la pandemia.El podcast Gerente de Impacto es dirigido por la Prof. Andrea Prado y producido por la investigadora Beatriz Avalos, para la Cátedra Strachan para la Filantropía y la Inversión Social de INCAE Business School. Nuevos episodios cada primer miércoles del mes.
What an experience it would be! Why not consider volunteering your time for a week, a few weeks or even a month here in the Southern Caribbean town of Puerto Viejo at the Jaguar Rescue Center?! You'll be living among the animals in a deep jungle habitat. . .talk about getting away from it all. This rescue center and others like it always are looking for volunteers to help nurse sick and injured animals back to health. For additional information, visit their website here: https://www.jaguarrescue.foundation/en-us/ Here's a video link that shows actual volunteers on site being interviewed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtA08QiPqkY As always, thanks for listening. Our goal is to help you learn more about all aspects of the Costa Rica Pura Vida Lifestyle. Be sure to listen to our other podcast episodes. We are covering all topics pertaining to this amazing life here in Costa Rica, one of the happiest countries on the planet. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/costa-rica-pura-vida/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/costa-rica-pura-vida/support
Thomas a crée un coworking à Puerto Viejo de Talamanca, au Costa Rica. Il nous raconte cette aventure, tout en nous parlant, bien sûr, de ce petit paradis de la côte Caraïbe. Liens : -Puerto&Co, le coworking de Thomas -Son blog perso. -Dreamland
How one woman is bringing evidenced-based holistic practices to her work at a Juvenile Detention facility and changing lives. And, how you can, too. Trista McClelland, MA LPC NCC CAADC. Master of Arts, Licensed Professional Counselor, Nationally Certified Counselor, Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor. I was born in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and raised in Marquette, MI. I grew up with the passion of dance and creativity. I graduated from Western Michigan University with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Master of Arts in Community Counseling. During graduate school I had what some may call my first spiritual awakening. This led me on a path of making significant life changes. During those changes I was connected with exploring religion which turned to spirituality, friendships that would guide me to doors that changed my life, the concept and importance of community and the beginning understandings of how we are truly all connected as a whole. I was given the opportunity to go to Greece for one month through the International Group Study Exchange Program through one of the Rotary Clubs in Kalamazoo, MI. This led me to further my travels across the United States, Costa Rica, and Bolivia. During my travels I was introduced to a yoga class in the Twin Cities of Minnesota that sparked that former passion of dance within me. I started practicing yoga on my own and then developed the courage to attend classes within the community. During these times of traveling I relocated back to Marquette, MI. It was during this time that I was given another opportunity through the Marquette Breakfast Rotary Club (which I was involved in) to go to Bolivia and participate in volunteer work with Etta Projects. One of the other volunteers on this trip, was an amazing woman who was a psychologist in California who kindly planted the seed of collaborating yoga with counseling within me. I found myself a year later leaving my job in Marquette, MI and with the support of my family, friends, and community leaving for Costa Rica for almost 5 months. The first month I obtained my 200 hr training through Soma Yoga Institute. Fast forward a year and a half later after coming back to the states and relocating to Ypsilanti, MI, I was given another opportunity to do the Trauma Yoga Teacher Training with Eleanor Bramwell and Adi Shakti in the deep healing jungle of Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica. I have worked in the field of addiction as a therapist for almost 10 years with the focus of working with adults in residential treatment and is now working with adolescents who are in juvenile drug court for residential treatment. I am a person who loves connecting to others, listening to others, and talking about the deep rich conversations of spirituality and health. I have been described as sensitive, creative, intense, and passionate. I aspire to travel the world and continue my studies in trauma, yoga, and counseling. I am currently living in Ypsilanti, MI and work in Ann Arbor, MIr for a nonprofit organization called Growth Works. You can find me on Instagram: words_of_freedom777 or email Trista.j.mcclelland@gmail.com
En Agosto celebramos la cultura Afrocostarricense, parte de esas celebraciones es el Wolaba Parade en Puerto Viejo de limón, una celebración que busca explotar el conocimiento de la cultura Afro, la importancia del pueblo Afrocostarricense su legado.Únete a estar charle donde conversamos de situación Social, sabor, cultura y Amor.
Einen wilden Fluss in einem Raft hinunter paddeln und dann mitten im Dschungel übernachten? Den Regenwald auf den Spuren wilder Tiere erkunden? Einen Fluss durchqueren durch den bei bestimmten Tageszeiten wilde Haie schwimmen? Das alles und noch vieles mehr hat Steven auf seiner abenteuerlichen Reise durch Costa Rica erlebt! Auf Abenteuerreise durch Costa Rica Insgesamt war er mit seiner Begleitung 43 Tage in Südamerika unterwegs. Er fuhr an der Karibikküste entlang, streifte durch den Manzanillo Park und beobachtete wilde Faultiere im Cahuita Nationalpark. Mit einem Mietwagen ging es dann für ihn zur Pazifikküste, wo noch mehr Abenteuer auf ihn warteten. Nicht nur die 50km Wanderung bei 35 Grad im Corcovado Nationalpark, sondern auch die Durchquerung breiter Flüsse mit einem 2x4 Mietwagen sowie die krasse zweitägige Raftingtour, machten seine Costa Rica Rundreise absolut unvergesslich. Neben unzähligen Tiererlebnisse, beeindruckte ihn die wunderschöne Natur und die offenherzige Kultur der Costa Ricaner. Von San José aus machte er sogar noch einen kleinen Abstecher nach Nicaragua, wo er die brodelnde Lava eines Vulkans vor seinen Augen beobachten konnte – ein unvergessliches Erlebnis! In diesem Podcast berichtet dir Steven ausführlich von seinen spektakulären Abenteuern in Costa Rica und Nicaragua. Er erzählt mit welchen Problemen er zu kämpfen hatte und verrät wertvolle Tipps, die für deine eigene Reiseplanung hilfreich sind. Hier erfährst du alles über Stevens außergewöhnliche Reise durch Costa Rica: [10:35] Wie kam Steven auf die Idee nach Costa Rica zu reisen? [12:45] Thema Mietwagen: Braucht man in Costa Rica einen SUV? [15:20] Ankunft in San José und Reiseroute durch Costa Rica [20:45] 2-tägige Rafting-Tour auf dem Rio Pacuare [26:52] Weiterfahrt nach Puerto Viejo [28:12] Braucht man vor Ort Spanischkenntnisse? [32:50] Stevens Erlebnisse in Puerto Viejo und im Gandoca Manzanillo Nationalpark [37:58] Unterwegs im Cahuita Nationalpark und besondere Tiererlebnisse [42:25] Stevens Fehler bei der Mietwagen-Buchung und das Glück danach [46:25] Fahrt zur Pazifikküste über Uvita nach Puerto Jiménez [49:55] Besuch des Corcovado National Park und ausgiebiges Wandern mit Tiererlebnissen [01:02:30] Abenteuerliche Fahrt mit 2x4 Mietwagen durch breite Flüsse nach Drake Bay [01:06:20] Schnorcheltour auf Cano Island bei Drake Bay [01:08:28] Fahrt nach Puntarenas, Überfahrt mit der Fähre auf die Nicoya-Halbinsel und weiter bis nach Santa Teresa [01:11:38] Surfen in Santa Teresa und Sámara [01:13:30] Abstecher in den Volcán Tenorio Nationalpark und zum atemberaubenden Río Celeste [01:15:33] Rückfahrt nach San José und Abstecher zu den Vulkanen nach Nicaragua [justified_image_grid ids=19087,19091,19093,19095,19089,19097] Gewinne 1 von 3 Büchern "Vogelfrei" von Noah Strycker! Als begeisterter Birder hat sich der US-Amerikaner Noah Strycker 2015 auf die Reise gemacht, um so viele Vogelarten weltweit zu sichten wie noch niemand zuvor. Dabei überquerte er abgelegene Andengipfel, kämpfte sich durch Gewitterstürme und absurde Grenzkontrollen und stellt am Ende einen Weltrekord auf: 6042 Vogelarten in einem Jahr! In seinem Buch "Vogelfrei" nimmt er dich mit auf dieses unvergessliches Abenteuer, das ihn durch alle fünf Kontinente führte – und gemeinsam mit Edel Books verlosen wir nun drei der Bücher! Teilnahmebedingungen: Um eines der Bücher zu gewinnen, musst du einfach eine Bewertung des Off The Path Podcasts hier auf iTunes hinterlassen. Die Teilnahme am Gewinnspiel ist kostenlos und freiwillig. Teilnahmeberechtigt sind alle Personen, die das 18. Lebensjahr vollendet haben und in Deutschland wohnhaft sind. Ausgeschlossen sind Mitarbeiter sowie Geschäftspartner der NYA Company GmbH (Off The Path) und der Edel Germany GmbH (Edel Books). Die Teilnahme am Gewinnspiel ist möglich bis zum 22.04.2019. Für technische Störungen übernimmt die NYA Company GmbH keine Haftung. Verlost werden 3x1 Buch "Vogelfrei", erschienen bei Edel Books. Der Rechtsweg ist ausgeschlossen. Eine Barauszahlung, Änderung oder ein Umtausch des Gewinns ist nicht möglich.Die Gewinner des Gewinnspiels werden jeweils in der am 23.04.2019 erscheinenden Podcast-Folge informiert. Sollte ein Gewinner nicht innerhalb von 7 Tagen auf die Gewinnbenachrichtigung antworten, verfällt der Gewinn und ein Ersatzgewinner wird ausgelost. Datenschutzerklärung: Die Daten werden von der NYA Company GmbH vertraulich und gemäß den gesetzlichen Datenschutzbestimmungen behandelt. Die Daten der Gewinner werden zwecks Gewinnübergabe an die Edel Germany GmbH weitergegeben. Eine Weitergabe sonstiger Teilnehmerdaten erfolgt weder an die Edel Germany GmbH noch an Drittanbieter.
On Episode 5, we welcome Canadian Tico, Cody Nikolaychuk- our Costa Rican expert. Cody maintains residency in Costa Rica, where he spent 6 years living and running his families hotel in Samara. Samara is a village located on the pacific coast. You’ll find out why this special place is one of Kourtni’s favorite destinations and why Cody chose to plant roots in this friendly, good vibes, beach town. Kourtni’s Aunt Shelly & cousin Cody own Colina Del Mar, a boutique hotel located on a hill overlooking the jungle and ocean, in the midst of the howler monkeys and toucans..we promise you won’t regret going! Is Costa Rica safe? Yes! Be a mindful & responsible traveller. What are the people like? Friendly! How can you get around? Avoid the chicken buses and rent a car. What’s the food like? Beans & rice or rice & beans? Stop by a ‘Soda’ and find out. Costa Rica is a beautiful country with diverse terrain, tropical beaches, mountainous regions, volcanoes, lush forests & a ton of wildlife. There’s something for every type of traveller and with so many places to visit, depending on what part of the country you want to cover. Some recommendations in this episode include Samara, Nosara & the Nicoya Peninsula, Arenal Lake, Rincón de la vieja, La Fortuna, San Jose, Puerto Viejo, Monteverde. Fun fact and another reason to visit Samara & the Nicoya Peninsula ... it’s one of the world’s blue zones. Where more people than average live to be over 100, and in general are happier & healthier, with a better sense of well being. If you want further advise on Costa Rica, look up Cody on insta, he’ll be glad to help. @cody_niko www.colinadelmarcr.com
In der zweiten Folge von "Was Helden Tun" spricht Gastgeber Dominik Hoffmann mit Dani Fazekas und ihrem Weg von der österreichischen Innenpolitik zur Yoga- und Online-Fitness-Coachin auf Costa Rica. Dani war über zehn Jahre in der österreichischen Politik tätig. Eigentlich war alles in Ordnung. Nur fehlten das Kribbeln und der Reiz, die das Leben ausmachen. Sie sehnte sich nach Veränderung, wusste aber nicht, wohin sie wollte. Dani hat eher unterbewusst entschieden, dass sie ausbrechen möchte. Sie ist ein Mensch, der offen für Neues ist. Costa Rica hatte sich nach vielen Aufenthalten in ihr Herz geschlichen. Dani kündigt ihren Job, lässt Freunde und Familie zurück und begibt sich für eine dreimonatige Yoga-Ausbildung nach Puerto Viejo auf Costa Rica. Schritt für Schritt in ihr neues Leben. Mit der Reise beginnt ein Abschnitt, in dem sie keine Leistungsnachweise erbringen muss, sondern sich über das eigene Leben Gedanken macht. „Freedom and happiness“ als Leitgedanken werden ihre Lebensbegleiter. Über Yoga und Sport erreicht sie die Veränderung. Dani sagt, dass einem natürlich viele Dinge leichter fallen, wenn wir sie schon einmal gemacht haben. Genau aus diesem Grund sollten wir so viel ausprobieren wie möglich. Sie hat sich bei Menschen Hilfestellung gesucht, die auch ausgewandert sind und von ihnen gelernt. Sie identifiziert sich als digitale Nomadin. Sie kann von überall auf der Welt ihre Tätigkeit ausüben und hat die Freiheit, ortsunabhängig zu sein. Wenn du möchtest, setze dich mit Dani in Verbindung: https://www.instagram.com/trainerella/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/1927438617525661/ https://trainerella.coachy.net/lp/abnehmen-am-bauch Was du aus dieser Folge mitnimmst • Mache den ersten Schritt, um dein Leben zu gestalten • Lasse dich von Menschen und ihren Geschichten inspirieren • Begebe dich in ein Umfeld, das dich unterstützt • Du kannst überall wohnen und von überall aus arbeiten, wenn du das willst • Arbeite jeden Tag an deinem Mindset So wirst auch du zum Helden: Bist du als Unternehmer oder Selbständiger aktiv? Erzähle uns von deiner Heldenreise! Du erreichst uns unter redaktion@lead-digital.de oder auf Instagram unter @lead_stories Mit Podcast-Host Dominik Hoffmann kannst du dich auf Instagram connecten: @domhoffmann
In der zweiten Folge von "Was Helden Tun" spricht Gastgeber Dominik Hoffmann mit Dani Fazekas und ihrem Weg von der österreichischen Innenpolitik zur Yoga- und Online-Fitness-Coachin auf Costa Rica. Dani war über zehn Jahre in der österreichischen Politik tätig. Eigentlich war alles in Ordnung. Nur fehlten das Kribbeln und der Reiz, die das Leben ausmachen. Sie sehnte sich nach Veränderung, wusste aber nicht, wohin sie wollte. Dani hat eher unterbewusst entschieden, dass sie ausbrechen möchte. Sie ist ein Mensch, der offen für Neues ist. Costa Rica hatte sich nach vielen Aufenthalten in ihr Herz geschlichen. Dani kündigt ihren Job, lässt Freunde und Familie zurück und begibt sich für eine dreimonatige Yoga-Ausbildung nach Puerto Viejo auf Costa Rica. Schritt für Schritt in ihr neues Leben. Mit der Reise beginnt ein Abschnitt, in dem sie keine Leistungsnachweise erbringen muss, sondern sich über das eigene Leben Gedanken macht. „Freedom and happiness“ als Leitgedanken werden ihre Lebensbegleiter. Über Yoga und Sport erreicht sie die Veränderung. Dani sagt, dass einem natürlich viele Dinge leichter fallen, wenn wir sie schon einmal gemacht haben. Genau aus diesem Grund sollten wir so viel ausprobieren wie möglich. Sie hat sich bei Menschen Hilfestellung gesucht, die auch ausgewandert sind und von ihnen gelernt. Sie identifiziert sich als digitale Nomadin. Sie kann von überall auf der Welt ihre Tätigkeit ausüben und hat die Freiheit, ortsunabhängig zu sein. Wenn du möchtest, setze dich mit Dani in Verbindung: https://www.instagram.com/trainerella/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/1927438617525661/ https://trainerella.coachy.net/lp/abnehmen-am-bauch Was du aus dieser Folge mitnimmst • Mache den ersten Schritt, um dein Leben zu gestalten • Lasse dich von Menschen und ihren Geschichten inspirieren • Begebe dich in ein Umfeld, das dich unterstützt • Du kannst überall wohnen und von überall aus arbeiten, wenn du das willst • Arbeite jeden Tag an deinem Mindset So wirst auch du zum Helden: Bist du als Unternehmer oder Selbständiger aktiv? Erzähle uns von deiner Heldenreise! Du erreichst uns unter redaktion@lead-digital.de oder auf Instagram unter @lead_stories Mit Podcast-Host Dominik Hoffmann kannst du dich auf Instagram connecten: @domhoffmann
Dani war über 10 Jahre in der österreichischen Politik tätig. Eigentlich war alles ok. Jedoch hat das kribbeln und der Reiz gefehlt, den das Leben ausmacht. Sie hat sich nach Veränderung gesehnt. Sie hat aber nicht gewusst wohin sie wollte. Dani hat vielmehr unterbewusst entschieden, dass sie ausbrechen möchte. Sie ist ein Mensch der offen ist, was Neues zu machen. Costa Rica hat sich aufgrund von vielen Aufenthalten in ihr Herz gesetzt. Sie hat ihren Job gekündigt, Freunde und Familie zurückgelassen und sich auf eine dreimonatige Yoga-Ausbildung nach Puerto Viejo in Costa Rica begeben. Von dem Zeitpunkt an ist sie jeden Tag Schritt für Schritt in ihr neues Leben gegangen. Damit hat ein Abschnitt begonnen, in dem sie keine Leistungsnachweise erbringen musste, sondern sich über das eigene Leben Gedanken gemacht hat, was sie eigentlich wirklich will. „Freedom and happiness“ als Leitgedanken sind ihre Lebensbegleiter geworden. Über Yoga und Sport ist sie in die Veränderung gekommen. Dani sagt, dass einem natürlich viele Dinge leichter fallen, wenn wir sie schon einmal gemacht haben. Genau aus diesem Grund sollten wir so viel ausprobieren wie möglich. Sie hat sich bei Menschen Hilfestellung gesucht, die ausgewandert sind und von ihnen gelernt. Sie identifiziert sich damit digitale Nomadin zu sein. Sie kann von überall auf der Welt ihre Tätigkeit ausüben und hat eben genau die Freiheit ortsunabhängig zu sein. Noch nie hat sich Dani in ihrem Leben so viel mit der eigenen Weiterbildung beschäftigt, wie in ihrer aktuellen Phase. Sie trainiert schnell lesen und hört Podcasts auf 1,5 facher Geschwindigkeit, um mehr Wissen aufzusaugen. Wenn du möchtest, setze dich mit Dani über folgende Medien in Verbindung: Facebook Gruppe: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1927438617525661/ Online-Fitness-Kurs: https://trainerella.coachy.net/lp/abnehmen-am-bauch Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trainerella/ Die Learnings aus dem Gespräch mit Dani: • Mache den ersten Schritt, um dein Leben zu gestalten und dann ziehst du alles weitere an • Lasse dich von Menschen und ihren Geschichten inspirieren • Du kannst überall wohnen und von überall aus arbeiten • Begebe dich in ein Umfeld, das dich unterstützt • Arbeite jeden Tag an deinem Mindset Bitte hinterlasse eine super Bewertung, damit wir immer mehr Zuhörer erreichen können: bit.ly/BewertungWasHeldenTun Bist du als Unternehmer oder Selbständiger aktiv? Ich freue mich, wenn du mir von deiner Heldenreise erzählst! Lass uns auf Instagram connecten, schreib mir per direct message oder direkt unter den Post zur Folge. Du findest mich unter https://www.instagram.com/domhoffmann Oder geh auf www.washeldentun.de, hier findest du alle möglichen Wege dich mit mir in Verbindung zu setzen. Danke sehr, dass du da bist. Cheers hero, Dominik.
Aunque el concierto de este miércoles, enmarcado en la MTV Music Week, tenía como ubicación inicial el Puerto Viejo de Getxo, finalmente será en el Bilbao Arena, con un aforo de 4000 personas que vibrarán al ritmo de las canciones de Wolf Alice, La Casa Azul, Belako y WAS. Euskadi Hoy Magazine, sin embargo, ha querido mantener el foco en Getxo, municipio costero que dio nombre a un movimiento musical: El Getxo Sound nos remite a las décadas de los 80 y 90 y a bandas de indie rock o rock alternativo que tuvieron una importante influencia en la época. De ello hemos hablado con Jokin Tototika, promotor cultural, presidente de la asociación Stereosonik y manager de Dead Bronco.
Aunque el concierto de este miércoles, enmarcado en la MTV Music Week, tenía como ubicación inicial el Puerto Viejo de Getxo, finalmente será en el Bilbao Arena, con un aforo de 4000 personas que vibrarán al ritmo de las canciones de Wolf Alice, La Casa Azul, Belako y WAS. Euskadi Hoy Magazine, sin embargo, ha querido mantener el foco en Getxo, municipio costero que dio nombre a un movimiento musical: El Getxo Sound nos remite a las décadas de los 80 y 90 y a bandas de indie rock o rock alternativo que tuvieron una importante influencia en la época. De ello hemos hablado con Jokin Tototika, promotor cultural, presidente de la asociación Stereosonik y manager de Dead Bronco.
Achim und Olaf melden sich heute aus Puerto Viejo, wo sie schon 3 Nächte verbracht haben. Ein Erlebnis hat sie hierbei besonders in den Bann gezogen: Als sie auf dem Rückweg eines regnerischen Strandspaziergangs waren, hörten sie plötzlich ein lautes „Knack“. Als darauf ein „Plums“ folgte, beobachteten sie, wie ein großer Ast nicht unweit von […]
Achim und Olaf melden sich heute aus Puerto Viejo, wo sie schon 3 Nächte verbracht haben. Ein Erlebnis hat sie hierbei besonders in den Bann gezogen: Als sie auf dem Rückweg eines regnerischen Strandspaziergangs waren, hörten sie plötzlich ein lautes „Knack“. Als darauf ein „Plums“ folgte, beobachteten sie, wie ein großer Ast nicht unweit von ihnen ins Gebüsch fiel.
In this episode of Hanging With Apes, K. Cartoon starts off the conversation by bringing up a video from Vice News that follows a female-only retreat in Costa Rica that offers women of color a break from white people. In the video a woman by the name of Andrea X, who created Women of Color Healing Retreat in Puerto Viejo, talks about cutting out white people from her life and saying that "they have caused enough damage." Both K. Cartoon and Rx Phonics give their take on the whole situation and the women's perspective. The guys then switch their focus on a gender pay gap study titled "Gender Earnings Gap in the Gig Economy: Evidence from Over a Million Rideshare Drivers." The study was led by 5 economists who examined data from more than 1.8 million drivers and 740 million Uber trips in the United States between January 2015 and March 2017. K. Cartoon and Rx Phonics discuss whether this new information helps or hurts the Feminist movement's arguments on this matter.
Two years ago we started Singleling, and this January 23rd we celebrated it with a show and party at LPR in New York City. This show features stories by: Sydnee Washington and Calvin Cato, stand up comedians in New York and performing for the first time on Singleling. Sandi Marx, a resident on Singleling, has been on tour with us and has appeared in several of our episodes. Gianmarco Soresi, storyteller and comedian, returning back to our show with one of the most heartful stories on our entire 2 year series. This show we wanted to make it different, for this reason we invited Pavel Rivera, the producer of our theme song, and a great musician. And, as always, the show was produced and hosted by Vanessa Valerio. A dating expert, only because of too much practice. Special thanks to Alex Tabar and Ramon Cabrera who recorded this show. Our show was sponsored by PUERTO VIEJO, Dominican restaurant in Brooklyn, LA LOTERIA, Mexican restaurant in New York City and Pleasure Chest, luxury sex shop in New York City, LA and Chicago. Thank you so much to them for the amazing and generous gifts provided to our audience. And big thanks to you, for keeping us on air for two years!! Happy birthday to us!
Para este fin de semana, sábado 14 y domingo 15 de octubre, la Red de Vigilantes Marinos ha organizado la III Gran Limpieza de Fondos Marinos en diferentes puntos del litoral. En la anterior campaña, submarinistas y voluntarios en tierra de esta Red lograron retirar más de 10 toneladas de basuras de mar; cerca de dos mil kilos solo en las intervenciones realizadas en Getxo y Zierbena. Estos dos municipios vuelven a acoger este sábado sendas limpiezas: en Ziérbena organizada por el Club Itxas Dive y Kantauri Garbia, y en el Puerto Viejo de Algorta promovida, entre otros, por el Ayuntamiento y la agrupación Marefondum. Las dos citan arrancarán a las 10 de la mañana. Esta acción persigue educar y responsabilizar sobre la riqueza y la fragilidad del litoral, sobre la procedencia de los desechos (un 80% de origen continental)y sobre los gestos eco-ciudadanos. No se trata solo de retirar residuos nocivos para el medio ambiente, sino también recopilar datos sobre la ubicación o el tipo de residuos de cara a elaborar planes de actuación. Este registro de datos se hace a través de MARNOBA: una aplicación gratuita que permite a buceadores, bañistas, pescadores y ciudadanos en general registrar datos sobre las basuras encontradas.
Para este fin de semana, sábado 14 y domingo 15 de octubre, la Red de Vigilantes Marinos ha organizado la III Gran Limpieza de Fondos Marinos en diferentes puntos del litoral. En la anterior campaña, submarinistas y voluntarios en tierra de esta Red lograron retirar más de 10 toneladas de basuras de mar; cerca de dos mil kilos solo en las intervenciones realizadas en Getxo y Zierbena. Estos dos municipios vuelven a acoger este sábado sendas limpiezas: en Ziérbena organizada por el Club Itxas Dive y Kantauri Garbia, y en el Puerto Viejo de Algorta promovida, entre otros, por el Ayuntamiento y la agrupación Marefondum. Las dos citan arrancarán a las 10 de la mañana. Esta acción persigue educar y responsabilizar sobre la riqueza y la fragilidad del litoral, sobre la procedencia de los desechos (un 80% de origen continental)y sobre los gestos eco-ciudadanos. No se trata solo de retirar residuos nocivos para el medio ambiente, sino también recopilar datos sobre la ubicación o el tipo de residuos de cara a elaborar planes de actuación. Este registro de datos se hace a través de MARNOBA: una aplicación gratuita que permite a buceadores, bañistas, pescadores y ciudadanos en general registrar datos sobre las basuras encontradas.
Don't ya just love conquering a fear? Shelley's phobia was a bit of a weird one: the cute, furry, slow-moving, completely unthreatening mammals that are sloths. Tune into the How Are You? Where Are You? podcast to see if Shell could overcome her very own fear factor in Costa Rica. Our bestie Terry the Tent has had a rough ol' time of late. We fill you in on his trials and tribulations involving a frog. All this and more as we take you on a bike trip across Costa Rica, up hill and down dale, scoffing down rice and beans and yelling out "Pura Vida!"
PUERTO VIEJO de TALAMANCA Serdecznie zapraszamy na nowe otwarcie. Nowa pięćsetka. Jej, jak to brzmi. Ale cóż, nie czas na celebrowanie i takie tam, podróz przed nami i czas na relokacje. To już ostatni odcinek z Kostaryki, tak...ile można. Ztem dziś zapraszamy na redaktora monologi z końca świata.
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