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In Episode 50, Radim sits down with Mat Voyce — type animator whose kinetic, character-driven lettering has earned him a devoted following and a client list most freelancers would dream about. What starts as a conversation about craft quickly becomes something more personal: how a self-described jack-of-all-trades with middle-of-the-pack grades found his calling through animated type, and how the pressure of building something real collided with the weight of anxiety that nobody could see from the outside.Mat traces his journey from childhood TV binges and PlayStation nights to architecture illustrations sold as wall art, to the type pieces he built in the evenings while still holding down a day job — quietly constructing the career he wanted, frame by frame. He talks about the boss who saw it coming and gave him the conversation he needed to leave, the freelance runway he built before making the leap, and the daily discipline of stepping up his personal work each year so clients keep finding him.But the episode's most powerful shift comes when the conversation turns to anxiety — and Mat's decision to go public about it. What he got back wasn't what he expected: an outpouring from designers and creatives who'd been quietly carrying the same thing. His honesty didn't just help him. It opened a dialogue that changed how he understood himself, his community, and what it means to show up fully in creative work.Takeaways:Being a jack of all trades isn't a weakness — it's a toolkit in progress. Every skill you collect compounds into something no single-track path could build.The evening sofa session matters. Doing your own work after a full day's work is how you invent the future version of your career.Building freelance backing before you quit creates both security and clarity. When it lines up, the leap isn't reckless — it's ready.Knowing what jobs to say no to is as important as being good at the jobs you say yes to. Staying in your lane protects your quality and your passion.Personal projects are the engine of growth. Each year Mat steps his own work up — new formats, new layers, new challenges — and clients follow.Sharing your struggles in public can unlock the real information that therapy and Google can't give you. Community is the most underrated resource a creative has.Anxiety is gradual, cumulative, and often invisible from the outside. Recognising it early — especially with a supportive partner — is what makes it manageable.Medication isn't failure. For Mat, it was the first thing that actually worked — and the honesty about it helped more people than any type animation ever had. Daring Creativity. Podcast with Radim Malinicdaringcreativity.com |  desk@daringcreativity.comBooks by Radim Malinic Paperback and Kindle > https://amzn.to/4biTwFcFree audiobook (with Audible trial) > https://geni.us/free-audiobookBook bundles  https://novemberuniverse.co.ukLux Coffee Co. https://luxcoffee.co.uk/  (Use: PODCAST for 15% off)November Universe https://novemberuniverse.co.uk (Use: PODCAST for 10% off)

Ohlédneme se za cenami Jantar, ale hlavně se vypravíme do Frýdku-Místku, kde se potkali hudebník Radim Přidal s talentovanou studentkou Veronikou Pospíšilovou. Na Jantarech hrála s kapelou Getaway. Radim je jazzový kytarista a pedagog a ve studiu se rozvinula velmi zajímavá debata o setkání generací v hudbě i v životě.Všechny díly podcastu Host Českého rozhlasu Ostrava můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Montreal-based creative director and founder of Design is Yummy, Elana Rudick, returns to the podcast for the first time since season one. With twenty years in the industry and a new talk on the horizon, Elana joins Radim to explore what it really means to make design human — from the studio floor to the stage. They cover the rollercoaster of running a creative studio post-pandemic, why slowing down your thinking is the new competitive advantage in an age of rapid AI execution, and what happens when a chocolate bar becomes your CV. Elana's new keynote, "The Shift to Human: Reconnecting with What Matters," gives this conversation its spine — a call to bring soft skills, relationship-building, and radical accountability back to the centre of creative work.TakeawaysPost-pandemic unpredictability has forced creative studios to diversify and pivot — and that pressure, uncomfortable as it is, makes you betterThinking and execution are separate skills; as AI speeds up making, the quality of your thinking matters more than ever, not lessSitting with work before presenting it — resisting the rush — is a discipline that consistently produces better outcomes and deeper client trustAccessible tools haven't removed the need for designers; they've changed the conversation that happens before a brief even arrivesSoft skills — communication, empathy, relationship-building, curiosity — are the most transferable assets any creative can carry into an uncertain futureCalling three people a day throughout the pandemic built some of Elana's most enduring and trusted professional relationshipsDaring doesn't need to be loud or gimmicky — it just means stepping outside your own comfort zone, whatever that looks like for youShowing up as your best self is the foundation; the work, in whatever form the future demands, will follow from that Daring Creativity. Podcast with Radim Malinicdaringcreativity.com |  desk@daringcreativity.comBooks by Radim Malinic Paperback and Kindle > https://amzn.to/4biTwFcFree audiobook (with Audible trial) > https://geni.us/free-audiobookBook bundles  https://novemberuniverse.co.ukLux Coffee Co. https://luxcoffee.co.uk/  (Use: PODCAST for 15% off)November Universe https://novemberuniverse.co.uk (Use: PODCAST for 10% off)

K čemu potřeboval Michael Jackson při svém koncertu v Praze legendární "dismančata"? A za co se omluvil Boris Jelcin? To vše a mnoho dalšího ze zajímavých zahraničních návštěv v porevolučním Československu připomene pořad Archiv Plus, který připravili František Šedivý a Radim Štícha.Všechny díly podcastu Archiv Plus můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

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In this special live episode recorded in front of an audience at OFFF Barcelona 2026, Radim sits down with PJ Richardson — ECD and co-founder of Laundry, a motion design studio based in LA and San Francisco — to pull back the curtain on one of the most ambitious creative projects of the festival: the OFFF 2026 opening titles, the nine-and-a-half-minute projection mapping piece that lit up an entire building and stopped the crowd in their tracks. PJ Richardson takes us inside the full arc of that creative journey — from the initial spark of ambition, through the chaos of experimentation, to the emotional moment of standing outside watching it play with his friends and peers.This conversation is about far more than motion design. It's about daring to ask, the courage to collaborate, the willingness to sit with discomfort, and the decision — every single day — to challenge the status quo with joy.Takeaways:Asking is its own creative act — PJ emailed Pep for three consecutive years before the timing aligned. Persistence without pressure eventually becomes a possibility.Say yes, then figure it out — Laundry's working philosophy of committing first and problem-solving second is what makes ambitious work happen at all.The process is the art — PJ's conceptual framework for the titles treated the journey of creativity itself as the subject matter, not just the output.Failure is the raw material — every experiment that didn't work became the foundation for the one that did. A thousand failed attempts led to one defining idea.Collaboration is a cheat code — bringing in friends like Alex Liou, Alejandro R. Meija, and Josh Pierce wasn't a compromise; it was the creative multiplier that made the whole thing possible.Challenge the status quo with joy — PJ's guiding theme for the titles, and for his creative life: the hard work is worth doing, but the intention to enjoy it matters deeply.Community is the celebration — the moment the piece felt truly finished wasn't in the edit suite. It was standing outside in Barcelona with peers, watching it on the building together. .Daring Creativity. Podcast with Radim Malinicdaringcreativity.com |  desk@daringcreativity.comBooks by Radim Malinic Paperback and Kindle > https://amzn.to/4biTwFcFree audiobook (with Audible trial) > https://geni.us/free-audiobookBook bundles  https://novemberuniverse.co.ukLux Coffee Co. https://luxcoffee.co.uk/  (Use: PODCAST for 15% off)November Universe https://novemberuniverse.co.uk (Use: PODCAST for 10% off)

Spolupracuje s českou i hollywoodskou produkcí, plavidla dodával do takových hitů, jako jsou snímky Čarodějka, Tristan a Izolda, Mlhy Avalonu nebo seriály Vikingové a Hra o trůny.Všechny díly podcastu Větrník - Host ve studiu můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Rozhovor s fotografem Radimem Kolibíkem o tom, jak funguje každodennost na nejslavnější rallye světa. Spí se vůbec někdy? Je v táborech někdy ticho? Kolik km musí posádky urazit terénem, než vůbec dorazí na start? Existuje ještě duch Dakaru, kdy si i soupeři pomáhají, anebo už je to všechno jen show a peníze?Fotograf Radim Kolibík na Dakar 2026 nepřijel závodit. Přijel zjistit, co poušť udělá s člověkem. Po boku týmu Aleše Lopraise během jeho dvacáté účasti projel 8 500 kilometrů krajinou, kde prach zalézá pod kůži a ticho má váhu. Nešlo mu jen o cíl. Zajímalo ho, co se děje mezi startem a dojezdem.Fotil závodníky, techniky, ale i místní lidi. Jejich portréty. Klid, hrdost a přirozenost v zemi, která Dakar přijala s obrovskou profesionalitou.Rozhovor v plné délce najdete na mém herohero - http://herohero.co/petrhorky. Jestli vás podobně jako mne po tomto povídání popadla touha jet se na slavný závod podívat osobně, pak se omlouvám…inu dakarský bacil je nakažlivý…Odkazy:Web Radima Kolibíka - http://www.kolibik-foto.czSupport the show

Proč jsou salátové zálivky při konzumaci zeleniny důležité? Jak probíhá jejich výroba a hledají se nové chutě? Čím lze bojovat proti plýtvání potravinami? Co říkají na zálivky děti ve školních jídelnách? Jak Radima při jeho podnikání ovlivnila kariéra v automobilovém průmyslu a pobyt v Japonsku? Proč se Radim místo crash testů automobilů vrhl právě na zálivky? A co chystá dál?Tento díl podcastu Na vlně podnikání moderuje Martin Petříček, zástupce šéfredaktora týdeníku Ekonom.

Dora Drimalas, co-founder of San Francisco design studio Hybrid, joins Radim to explore what it really means to build a creative practice grounded in genuine, unfiltered curiosity. ~ Over 24 years, Hybrid has refused to specialise — working instead across branding, campaigns, books, and environments for clients from Nike to Lego — and Dora explains why that deliberate refusal to narrow down has been the studio's greatest creative strength. From their formative years at Nike, where fearlessness was the culture, to the making of their debut monograph Curiosity in All Things — a 650-page love letter to design, process, and inspiration — this is a conversation about building the conditions for great work, asking bigger questions, and creating without fear.TakeawaysSpecialising might be better for business, but diversifying is better for creativity — and Hybrid chose creativity every timeFertile conditions for good work require a mix of personalities, backgrounds, disciplines, and points of view — creative biodiversity is non-negotiableClients often lock down possibilities before the conversation has even started — a great creative's job is to reopen themThe Nike years were grad school for design: fearlessness, cross-medium storytelling, and throwing people into projects they weren't yet qualified forBeing on the outside as an agency lets you cross-pollinate ideas across industries — that is an advantage in-house work can never fully replicateA monograph is not just a portfolio — it's a record of thinking, process, relationships, and the inspiration that makes the work possibleYou can make beautiful work on small budgets; it costs exactly the same to print ugly as it does to print beautifulStepping back as a leader — and letting others grow into their roles — is its own form of creative satisfaction Daring Creativity. Podcast with Radim Malinicdaringcreativity.com |  desk@daringcreativity.comBooks by Radim Malinic Paperback and Kindle > https://amzn.to/4biTwFcFree audiobook (with Audible trial) > https://geni.us/free-audiobookBook bundles  https://novemberuniverse.co.ukLux Coffee Co. https://luxcoffee.co.uk/  (Use: PODCAST for 15% off)November Universe https://novemberuniverse.co.uk (Use: PODCAST for 10% off)

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Radim Geberth z Vintířova u Karlových Varů se stal držitelem prestižního titulu Barber roku 2025. K úspěchu přitom vedla neobvyklá cesta: nedokončená škola, začátky u kamarádů i období vyhoření. Dnes patří mezi špičku ve svém oboru a chce své zkušenosti předávat dál.Všechny díly podcastu Náš host můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

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Jesi li ikada uhvatila sebe kako nešto (ne)radiš samo zato što si uvjerena da "uspješne žene to tako rade”?U ovoj epizodi te želim potaknuti da zajedno sa mnom "skineš prašinu" sa svojih starih odluka i zapitaš se što za tebe danas uistinu znači osobna sloboda. Pričam ti o svom povratku u kuhinju ne zato što moram, već zato što sam shvatila da su se moji standardi i potrebe promijenili. Često pod velom poduzetničke slobode nesvjesno upadnemo u nove zamke i društvene norme koje kažu da si uspješna samo ako ne gubiš vrijeme na "obične" stvari. No, ja te želim podsjetiti da tvoj uspjeh ne određuje to koliko si obveza delegirala, već koliko si vjerna sebi u svakom trenutku i koliko si dopuštaš mijenjati mišljenje bez osjećaja krivnje.Kroz priču o deset godina moje veze i onom jednom “ledenom vjetru” koji sam s toliko gušta pripremila, želim ti pokazati da rast tvog biznisa nikada ne smije ići na uštrb onoga što su tvoje temeljne vrijednosti. Možda te netko uvjerio da ćeš, ako skaliraš posao, izgubiti bliskost u odnosu, ali ja sam tu da ti dokažem suprotno. Pozivam te da prestaneš umanjivati svoje male, a velike pobjede i da se usudiš hvaliti onime što je tebi bitno. Poslušaj epizodu i razmisli jesu li tvoji današnji izbori uistinu tvoji ili ih još uvijek diktira neka stara verzija tebe koja je samo željela dokazati da može sve sama?U ovoj ćeš epizodi saznati:Što se krije iza pojma osobna sloboda i zašto ona ponekad znači i to da izabereš raditi stvari koje si si nekada davno "zabranila".Kako prepoznati trenutak u kojem su tvojim životom zavladale neosviještene društvene norme o tome kako bi jedna uspješna žena trebala provoditi svoje vrijeme.Zašto je važno redovito "skidati prašinu" sa svojih starih odluka i dopustiti si da se tvoji standardi mijenjaju zajedno s tvojim osobnim rastom.Na koji način tvoj poslovni uspjeh može (i treba!) hraniti tvoj privatni odnos, a ne ga iscrpljivati.Kako živjeti svoje autentične vrijednosti i usuditi se hvaliti onim postignućima koja društvo ponekad uzima zdravo za gotovo.

Australian muralist Danielle Weber, joins Radim to explore the invisible layers behind a creative life — from a teenage detour that almost derailed her entirely, to the streets where brilliant and bruising human encounters shape every project. ~Danielle shares how curiosity has been both her compass and her chaos, why she'd choose fifteen years of slow growth over a single moment of overnight success, and how building a community became an act of creative necessity. This is a conversation about learning to trust your intuition, protecting your energy, and finding genuine beauty in the chapters that don't always look like progress.Key TakeawaysExploring many styles and approaches isn't wasted time — it's how you discover what truly belongs to youCuriosity that isn't channelled creatively will find other, often self-destructive, outletsAuthentic presence online means sharing the day-to-day reality, not just the polished resultMural work is a full-body, full-mind endurance test — managing your energy matters as much as managing your craftSaying no to the wrong people and projects takes years of practice and builds through every single conversation you haveSlow growth is sustainable growth; overnight success is a dangerous and fragile place to landYou don't need to be at 100% to mentor others — honesty about your own struggles is exactly what makes you credibleThere is no expiration date on creativity; embracing the fact that you have time changes everything Daring Creativity. Podcast with Radim Malinicdaringcreativity.com |  desk@daringcreativity.comBooks by Radim Malinic Paperback and Kindle > https://amzn.to/4biTwFcFree audiobook (with Audible trial) > https://geni.us/free-audiobookBook bundles  https://novemberuniverse.co.ukLux Coffee Co. https://luxcoffee.co.uk/  (Use: PODCAST for 15% off)November Universe https://novemberuniverse.co.uk (Use: PODCAST for 10% off)

In this episode, Radim sits down with Rik Oostenbroek — Dutch visual artist, digital pioneer, and restless creative explorer — for a wide-ranging conversation that moves between nostalgia, grief, identity, and the strange beauty of not knowing what comes next. Rik reflects on two decades of carving his own path through commercial illustration, abstract digital art, the NFT world, and now the physical realm of screenprinting and sculpture, always guided by the same curiosity that drove him as a 14-year-old discovering DeviantArt.The conversation is also a tribute to their mutual friend and creative force, Rutger Rutger Paulusse, who passed away recently, and whose influence on Rik's move toward physical making is one of the episode's most moving threads.Key TakeawaysStaying connected to the version of yourself that first fell in love with the work is not nostalgia — it's a survival strategy for sustaining a long creative careerThe early internet art community thrived precisely because there were no tutorials; being forced to ask another person built deeper connections than any algorithm can replicateCommercial success and artistic authenticity require constant, conscious negotiation — comfort can arrive too soon and pull you away from what truly makes your work feel like yoursThe NFT movement gave digital artists something the agency world rarely did: the experience of being seen as artists rather than production toolsTranslating digital work into physical form is an act of surrender and discovery — CMYK will never match RGB, and that limitation can become a new creative constraint worth embracingProtecting a separate personal life from creative identity is not avoidance — it is how some artists sustain the passion and playfulness their work depends onThe people who push you hardest toward your best self leave the deepest mark; honouring their legacy means doing the very things they dared you to do Daring Creativity. Podcast with Radim Malinic daringcreativity.com | desk@daringcreativity.com Books by Radim Malinic Paperback and Kindle > https://amzn.to/4biTwFcFree audiobook (with Audible trial) > https://geni.us/free-audiobookBook bundles https://novemberuniverse.co.ukLux Coffee Co. https://luxcoffee.co.uk/ (Use: PODCAST for 15% off)November Universe https://novemberuniverse.co.uk (Use: PODCAST for 10% off)

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Během dne několikrát přejíždí zemskou hranici, když třeba sváží balíky sena. Spolek ČSOP Arion si na pomezí Čech a Moravy hýčká opravdový přírodní klenot.Všechny díly podcastu Máme hosty můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Během dne několikrát přejíždí zemskou hranici, když třeba sváží balíky sena. Spolek ČSOP Arion si na pomezí Čech a Moravy hýčká opravdový přírodní klenot.

Mike Perry is the founder and chief creative officer of Tavern, a branding and packaging agency based in Brooklyn focused on food, beverage, hospitality, and sports. ~ With over 15 years cutting across NBC Sports, Hendricks Gin, Budweiser, TikTok, and beyond, Mike has developed a philosophy as richly layered as the brands he works on — one rooted in subculture, source material, and a relentless pursuit of what he calls "modern heritage."In this episode, Radim and Mike explore what it truly means to build something timeless in an industry obsessed with trends. From his punk-poster origins to floating an inflatable pigeon down the Hudson River for New York City Football Club, Mike reveals how chaos, curiosity, and hospitality form the connective tissue of great brand work.Key Takeaways:Subculture is the source of all icons. You need the chaos of punk rock, the feral physicality of real-world experience, to fuel brand work that actually resonates, and Pinterest boards will never replace it.Modern heritage is a philosophy built on tension. Holding heritage and modernity in productive conflict — never resolving it too neatly — is what creates brand work that lasts beyond the next trend cycle.The MAYA principle (Most Advanced Yet Acceptable) applies to branding as much as architecture. Push far enough to surprise, but stay grounded enough to be understood.Designers are the true brand guardians. Brand managers rotate every two to three years; agencies stay for decades. That longevity is a responsibility, not just a relationship.If you're chasing trends, you're already late. By the time an activation is built around a trend, the trend is usually over, leaving brands looking worse than if they'd never tried.Brand worlds should become universes. The goal isn't a rebrand every two years. It's a platform so strong that every new person who touches it can only build outward, never backwards.Three equities and a truth. Not trends. Find what the brand genuinely owns, ground it in something real, and build from there. Daring Creativity. Podcast with Radim Malinic daringcreativity.com | desk@daringcreativity.com Books by Radim Malinic Paperback and Kindle > https://amzn.to/4biTwFcFree audiobook (with Audible trial) > https://geni.us/free-audiobookBook bundles https://novemberuniverse.co.ukLux Coffee Co. https://luxcoffee.co.uk/ (Use: PODCAST for 15% off)November Universe https://novemberuniverse.co.uk (Use: PODCAST for 10% off)

Olympijský turnaj v Itálii vygradoval třaskavým finálovým bojem mezi Kanadou a Amerikou. Co Martina Procházku v boji o zlato nejvíc zaujalo? Jak s odstupem času hodnotí vystoupení českých hokejistů na vrcholné akci? Bude Litvínov v závěru základní části extraligy šetřit klíčové hráče? Jaký režim mají olympionici Radim Šimek, Roman Červenka nebo Lukáš Sedlák? Chystá se opravdu konec profesionální kariéry Jaromíra Jágra? Poslechněte si poolympijskou Čistou hru.

Catharine Pitt, co-founder of Brighton-based animation duo Form Play, joins the podcast to talk about what happens when you burn out, start over, and finally build something worth protecting. ~Catharine and her partner Mark spent years running a full-service design studio doing ad campaigns and seasonal retail work — ticking every box and feeling none of it. In their mid-forties, they walked away. What followed was two years of gradual reinvention: evenings spent relearning, slowly phasing out old clients, and rediscovering the joy of drawing. They emerged with a hyper-focused studio specialising in 2D frame animation, character design, and short-form storytelling — working with brands like Google, Patreon, and Comedy Central, while building their reputation with growth-stage startups who are still finding their voice.The conversation covers their creative manifesto, how COVID gave them the space to develop their micro-story framework, and why they use AI only as a "stress-testing knowledge base" — never for the creative work itself. Most compellingly, Catharine explains how they license rather than sell their characters, borrowing principles from the music and illustration industries to build longer-term client relationships and a more sustainable creative business.Key TakeawaysThe mid-forties crossroads is more common than you think – Catharine and Radim discover a shared experience: reaching the peak of what they'd worked for, and realising it wasn't who they wanted to be nextBurning out is data – A previous studio that depleted rather than fuelled them became the compass for everything Form Play stands for: client work must energise, not exhaustIncremental change beats big leaps – Their transition took two years, running old and new in parallel, until the new was strong enough to stand alonePlay is the methodology, not just the name – Form Play's approach to creation — sketch, iterate, test, publish, move on — is how they stay resilient, stay fresh, and avoid creative paralysisMicro stories have a formula – Start in the middle of the action; use humor, empathy, and surprise; condense time to exaggerate emotion. Their Instagram playground became their client frameworkAI as untrusted advisor – They use AI to challenge assumptions and explore unfamiliar territory in business, but keep it entirely out of their visual creative processLicensing changes everything – Influenced by the music and illustration industries, they separate creation fees from usage fees, giving clients flexibility and protecting the studio's long-term incomeThe risk of not changing – Rory Sutherland's overlooked point resonates here: staying the same carries its own risk; creative people need to stop treating change as the dangerous optionDistinction will be the premium – As AI floods the world with average output, work with imperfection, humanity, and emotional depth will become more valuable, not less Daring Creativity. Podcast with Radim Malinic daringcreativity.com | desk@daringcreativity.com Books by Radim Malinic Paperback and Kindle > https://amzn.to/4biTwFcFree audiobook (with Audible trial) > https://geni.us/free-audiobookBook bundles https://novemberuniverse.co.ukLux Coffee Co. https://luxcoffee.co.uk/ (Use: PODCAST for 15% off)November Universe https://novemberuniverse.co.uk (Use: PODCAST for 10% off)

So hart gesellschaftliche Umbrüche für die direkt Betroffenen sind: Kämpfer, Bürger, Mitläufer, Täter, gibt es zusätzlich Kollateralgeschädigte, die wir nicht vergessen wollen: die Connaisseure der im Umbruch unvermeidlich untergehenden Kulturprodukte, der originären Kunst der überwundenen Verhältnisse. Hechelte man als Zoni Prä-89 noch jedem Hauch subversiven Kunstwerks hinterher: das nur im Westen erschienene Buch, der Film, der es gerade so durch die Zensur geschafft hatte und als kompromittiertes und meist ziemlich langweiliges Stück Zelluloid mit den immer gleichen Schauspielern deutlich braver war als erwartet, interessierte all das 1990 niemanden mehr. Dreißig Jahre später bekommt mich selbst ein guter Kundera kaum hinter dem Ofen hervor, sorry, Radim, zu viel Neues, Interessantes ist zu lesen, zu verstehen.Das gleiche Phänomen könnten wir nun, fünfunddreißig Jahre nach dem Mauerfall in den USA beobachten, wo aus einer fehlerhaften Demokratie ein waschechter Polizeistaat gemacht werden soll und keinen Redneck, keine Bluestate-Intellektuelle oder gar oppositionelle Politiker scheint es groß zu interessieren und wenn sie mal den Anschein erwecken, bleiben sie ratlos im Angesicht der Faschisten, als ob es keine Erfahrungen gäbe, wie mit solcherlei Vandalismus umzugehen sei.Das ist furchtbar für alle, die nicht weiß genug sind und von frisch angeheuerten Schergen der Ausländerbehörde ICE auf offener Straße entführt werden, furchtbar für die Angehörigen der Engagierten, die beim Versuch, das zu verhindern, erschossen oder schwer verletzt werden.Wie bekomme ich jetzt bloß die Kurve zur Kunst?Fangen wir noch mal an: War es das mit der liberalen Demokratie in den USA? Kommt jetzt der Polizeistaat von New Hampshire über Minnesota bis San Francisco? Und: war der nicht schon immer? Fing es nicht mit dem Sheriff an, damals, vor zweihundert Jahren, der den Bandenführer eigenhändig aufknüpfte, statt auf den Friedensrichter zu warten, der den Schänder am Ende freispricht? Und ließ zur selben Zeit nicht sein Kollege in den Südstaaten die Rollos runter, weil vor seinem Fenster der Plantagenbesitzer einen Sklaven teeren und federn ließ, weil sich seine Tochter in ihn verknallt hatte und die beiden abhaun wollten? “Was ist neu an Polizeiwillkür?”, kann man fragen.Neu ist die Haltung, vertreten von der amtierenden Regierung, dass das alles genau so in Ordnung war und gerne wieder so sein soll. Selbst im grimmigsten Western der die Geschehnisse verarbeitet, kommt am Ende der Friedensrichter und tadelt den Sheriff, damit der Zuschauer weiß, wo law her- und order hinkommt. Und 1861 wurde vom Norden ein ganzer Bürgerkrieg losgetreten, damit die Lynchjustiz im Süden ein Ende habe. Heute korrumpiert die Regierung die Justiz und erklärt zur Legende, dass es im Amerikanischen Bürgerkrieg um die Abschaffung der Sklaverei ging, erklärt stattdessen in Republikanischen Bundesstaaten eine Mindeheitenmeinung zum Curriculum, die versucht den Bürgerkrieg zum Kampf um die Rechte von Bundesstaaten zu machen.“Ok,” so die Frage, “wir sehen den Umbruch, aber was hat das mit der amerikanischen Kultur zu tun?”Die Antwort: “Rambo I - First Blood.”Der Vietnamrückkehrer Sylvester Stallone wird dort von einer Horde selbstgerechter Dorfbullen mit viel Munition und wenig Skill in Grund und Boden geschossen und es ist von Anfang an klar, auf wessen Seite man steht, wer der Gute ist, wer die Bösen sind. Und das wäre heute anders! Denn da bezeichnen Trump & Co. den auf offener Straße hingerichteten Krankenpfleger im Veteranenkrankenhaus, Alex Pretti, als Aufständigen, als Unruhestifter, als “would-be assassin“ gar. Nichts davon ist wahr. Die dummen Bullen aus Rambo I sind an der Macht. Das versaut den Filmgenuss, zu krass ist das Umkippen der Realität und kein Happy End in Sicht.Nun ist der Spin des ersten Rambo-Films - Hero: gut, Bullen: böse - ja eher ungewöhnlich. Normalerweise sind die FBI-Beamten clever, der Sheriff gutmütig mit Schmerbauch und großem Herz, und der Anwalt gewieft, wie er das Justizopfer raushaut. Aber, leider, auch so herum funktioniert die Kulturverlusttheorie: der ganze s**t ist vor dem Hintergrund von ICE-Konzentrationslagern und dem sinnlosen Erschießen von Bürgern einfach nicht mehr konsumierbar. Zumindest geht mir das so. Denn selbst wenn sich Kunstschaffende nicht dem Diktat der gesellschaftlichen Stimmung beugen (wie sie es im Allgemeinen wenigstens versuchen) und weiterhin die Heldenepen von Law und Order singen, die nötige kognitive Dissonanz, um das vergnügt zu konsumieren, kann ich nicht aufbringen.Ein paar Beispiele:Der letzte Reacher war nicht nur schlecht geschrieben, auch inhaltlich ist er nicht mehr haltbar. Wie kann man dem Buch die Story abnehmen, dass die Korruption im militärisch-industriellen Komplex durch den heldenhaften Einsatz moralisch aufrecht gehender Muskelpakete gestoppt werden kann, im Angesicht von Oracle, einem Privatunternehmen, das über die Jahre fast eine halbe Milliarde Dollar an die aktuelle Regierung spendete und im Gegenzug der US Air Force ihre Cloud verkauft? (Wer denkt, das sei ein Verlustgeschäft, hat das mit dem Technofeudalismus noch nicht verstanden.)Und selbst der letzte Michael Connelly, ein Lincoln Lawyer Thriller, der sich um die Verantwortlichkeit von AI Firmen für ihre Produkte und deren Konsequenzen kümmert und bei dem natürlich der gute Anwalt gewinnt, wirkt unglaubhaft, wenn sich die vorbildgebenden Firmen mit Millionenspenden an ihren Tanzbär passende Gesetze kaufen, die genau das im richtigen Leben verhindern. (Immerhin ist das Buch gut geschrieben und für ein solches Thema exzellent recherchiert).Gefühlt rutschen hier zwei Drittel der amerikanischen Popkultur in die Spalte “unlesbar”. Was bleibt da noch zu konsumieren? Vielleicht sowas:Oberflächlich nicht ganz so Fun wie ein brainless thriller von Lee Child wäre da zum Beispiel dieser Klassiker von Joseph Wambaugh: “Hollywood Station“. Erschienen in 2006, erzählt er als Episodenroman aus dem Alltag im titelgebenden Revier stationierter Streifenpolizisten. Das Ganze spielt Anfang der 2000er und die LAPD steht immer noch unter Beobachtung, nach den Misshandlungen Rodney Kings und den anschließenden Unruhen im Jahr 1992. Wir sagen zunächst “richtig so” und lernen sofort, dass nichts im Leben so eindeutig ist, wie man es auf dem Plenum, respektive am Tresen, postuliert, selbst hier in Germany. Die Lebensrealität so manchen Fußballfans jeglicher Vereinsaffilität ist das zustimmende Hochhalten der A.C.A.B.-Tapete samt obligatorischem Unvergessensgesang, um auf dem Weg vom Auswärtsspiel zum Bahnhof dann doch ganz froh zu sein, dass zwischen ihr und den Hansa-Idioten eine Hundertschaft steht. In dieser Hundertschaft steht dann so mancher gewaltbereite Neonazi, ein einzelnes schwarzes Schaf, keine Frage, absolut, das sagt ja auch die Polizeigewerkschaft, und neben dem faulen Apfel so mancher Idealist, der einfach der Fußballoma den unversehrten Nachhauseweg garantieren will. Dieses Spektrum, in letaler, erlebt die Los Angeleser Streifenpolizistin mit ihrem Partner in den seedy Hinterhöfen des Hollywood Boulevard und wir aufgeklärten Linksversifften müssen ein bisschen hart im Nehmen sein, wenn wir die Meinung der “boots on the ground” so ganz ungefilter zu lesen bekommen: Meinungen, nein: Urteile, man könnte fast sagen: Vorurteile, zu Minderheiten, zu Politikern, zu politischen Aktivistinnen, die wir glattweg als “rassistisch” abtun können, aber wenn die Meinungshabende dann vom schwarzen Pimp ein Auge ausgeschlagen bekommt und wir das alle haben kommen sehen, hinterfragen wir uns dann doch ein bisschen ergebnisoffener und exakt das ist es doch, was Literatur leisten soll. Ich als erklärter Todfeind der Kurzgeschichte bin natürlich gehandicapt ob der Struktur des Buches, aber da sich die Ministories am Ende zusammenfinden, ist das annehmbar. Es war die Zeit von “Smoke” und “Coffee and Cigarettes”, da konnte Joseph Wambaugh gar nicht anders.Deutlich neuer ist das (fast) Erstlingswerk des in den USA lebenden Tschechoslowaken Alexander Boldizar: “The man who saw seconds...”. Es ist noch nicht ins Deutsche übersetzt (er schreibt auf Englisch), aber das wird kommen, das Ding hat Preise gewonnen, es ist prädestiniert dafür, in einen erstklassigen Hollywoodthriller portiert zu werden und es ist frappierend aktuell, beginnt es doch mit einer klassischen Episode von Polizeiwillkür und endet in… man darf nicht spoilern, man darf nie spoilern, aber hier bei diesem Buch ist es noch verbotener als sonst. Nie wurde ein Buch geschrieben, welches von einem unrechtmäßigen Polizeistop in der New Yorker U-Bahn so exponentiell eskaliert. Man fragt sich alle Absätze, wie weit der S**t noch gehen soll, was denkt sich Boldizar als nächste Eskalationsstufe aus und man liegt immer daneben. Es ist ein “blast” in allen Wortsinnen und es ist, wie gesagt, hochaktuell.Hoffen wir, dass diese beiden Beispiele nicht die letzten einer untergegangenen Kultur sein werden. Ja, die, nennen wir sie: “Polizeikultur” in beiden Wortsinnen, als gelebte Handlung und als geschriebene Verarbeitung derselben, war nie frei von Dingen, die man kritisieren konnte, musste und vielleicht haben wir, und, wichtiger, die Amerikaner das nicht getan, was zweifellos zum heutigen Klima in den USA führt. Aber, sie war fun, sie war spannend, sie war interessant und man hatte als Europäer immer den bequemen Platz im Ohrensessel, von dem man aus sagen konnte “Ne... diese Amis, das könnte hier nie passieren!” und vielleicht nehmen wir die Ereignisse im beschriebenen und realen “Dort” zum Anlass, dass das “hier” auch so bleibt. Wenn der Preis dafür ist, dass man mal wieder ein anderes Genre lesen muss, bezahle ich den traurig grummelnd. This is a public episode. 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“The best part of podcasting was actually just enjoying the patience and the process and not overthinking it too much.”That line from Radim stayed with me long after we finished recording.My guest today is Radim Manilic, host of the Daring Creativity Podcast, as he reached a huge milestone. Episode 100. What I loved about this conversation was how grounded it was. There were no shortcuts, no hype, no promises of overnight growth. Just an honest look at what it actually takes to keep a podcast alive long enough to matter.What really struck me was how little Radim talked about motivation and how much he talked about systems, patience, and enjoying the process. He did not set out chasing numbers or fame. He built something that fit into his life, supported his work, and gave him a voice in his industry. That is why the podcast lasted.This episode is especially for anyone who is on episode three, episode nine, or thinking about quitting. Radim's journey is proof that podcasting success is not about being loud. It is about being consistent, intentional, and realistic.5 Key Talking Points from This EpisodeMost podcasts fail because they are too hard to runPodfade usually comes from friction, not lack of passion. Doing everything yourself drains energy fast.Systems matter more than motivationReaching episode 100 was about workflows and support, not willpower.A strong theme creates longevityRadim's podcast survived because it had clear guardrails and a purpose tied to his work and thinking.Famous guests do not guarantee successDepth and relevance matter more than status. Some of the most famous guests did not bring the biggest results.Podcasting gives you a personal voice at scaleFor Radim, the podcast became a career leveler, allowing him to speak directly to thousands of people without gatekeepers.Chapters & Timestamps00:00 – Welcome to Smarter PodcastingI introduce the show, my background, and why this episode matters for podcasters thinking long term.02:00 – Celebrating 100 Episodes with Radim MalinicWhy episode 100 is a milestone worth paying attention to and what it really represents.04:30 – Why Radim Started His PodcastFrom books to audio, and how having a clear theme changed everything.08:30 – Systems, Consistency, and Avoiding PodfadeWhy most podcasts stop early and how systems remove friction.14:30 – Professional Production and Making Guests ShineEditing, quality, and why sounding professional is about respect, not perfection.20:30 – Advice for Podcasters on Episode ThreeWhy doing everything yourself is usually the problem and how to think long term.Send us a textEmail me (niall@sevenmillionbikes.com) or contact me on Seven Million Bikes Podcasts Facebook or Instagram to book your free Podcast Audit!Thanks to James Mastroianni from The Wrong Side Of Hollywood for the endorsement! Sign up for Descript now! Need a stunning new logo for your brand? Or maybe a short animation?Whatever you need, you can find it on Fiverr.I've been using Fiverr for years for everything from ordering YouTube thumbnails, translation services, keyword research, writing SEO articles to Canva designs and more!

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Pravidelný měsíčník ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Lucie Pernetové⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ a ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Petr Pěknic⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ z jeviště našeho divadla.hosté: ⁠Radim Madeja⁠

Nik and Michael are joined by Radim Marek from boringSQL to talk about RegreSQL, a regression testing tool for SQL queries they forked and improved recently. Here are some links to things they mentioned:Radim Marek https://postgres.fm/people/radim-marekboringSQL https://boringsql.comRegreSQL: Regression Testing for PostgreSQL Queries (blog post by Radim) https://boringsql.com/posts/regresql-testing-queriesDiscussion on Hacker News https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45924619 Radim's fork of RegreSQL on GitHub https://github.com/boringSQL/regresql Original RegreSQL on GitHub (by Dimitri Fontaine) https://github.com/dimitri/regresql The Art of PostgreSQL (book) https://theartofpostgresql.comHow to make the non-production Postgres planner behave like in production (how-to post by Nik) https://postgres.ai/docs/postgres-howtos/performance-optimization/query-tuning/how-to-imitate-production-planner Just because you're getting an index scan, doesn't mean you can't do better! (Blog post by Michael) https://www.pgmustard.com/blog/index-scan-doesnt-mean-its-fastboringSQL Labs https://labs.boringsql.com~~~What did you like or not like? What should we discuss next time? Let us know via a YouTube comment, on social media, or by commenting on our Google doc!~~~Postgres FM is produced by:Michael Christofides, founder of pgMustardNikolay Samokhvalov, founder of Postgres.aiWith credit to:Jessie Draws for the elephant artwork

Radim Ivan před kongresem ODS. Kandidát na předsedu, místostarosta Ostravy-Jih a člověk, který chce stranu výrazně přenastavit. Proč ODS potřebuje primárky a otevřenější výběr lídrů? Strana dnes často jen reaguje místo toho, aby určovala směr. V Praze ODS ztratila význam, nemá lídra a v koalici s Piráty působí spíš jako tichý správce. Co se pokazilo za minulé vlády? Řeč přijde i na Martina Kupku a odchody ze strany. Dokáže Radim Ivan, jako šéf ODS, jednat s Andrejem Babišem a jinými opozičními politiky?

Pošlete nám zprávu :-) Send us a Text Message :-)V tomto díle si můžete poslechnout rozhovor s učitelem češtiny, který si pro svou práci vybírá opravdu unikátní místa – od rumunského Banátu až po argentinskou provincii Chaco.Radim Schottl působí jako krajanský učitel a přibližuje, jak se vyučuje čeština tam, kde ranní teploty běžně přesahují 30°C a vzdálenosti mají úplně jiný rozměr než doma. Mluvíme o tom, jaké to je slyšet „moravskou“ češtinu u nejstarších generací potomků přistěhovalců, jak se jazyk postupně proměňuje a co všechno dnes drží tradice při životě.Dotýkáme se také fungování česko-slovenských spolků v Latinské Americe a festivalu, který propojuje komunity napříč Argentinou i okolními zeměmi – a ukazuje, že kulturní přesah naší země může být až překvapivě trvalý a živý.Mluvili jsme mimo jiné o tom:proč se Radim rozhodl odejít učit do zahraničí a jak vedla jeho cesta přes Rumunsko, Španělsko až do Argentiny,jak se liší výuka češtiny v Česku, Banátu, Madridu a v argentinském Chacu,kdo jsou jeho studenti a co je k češtině vede,jak se v komunitách udržují tradice i bez každodenní češtinya co člověku dá dlouhodobý život v zahraničí Přeji příjemný poslech :-)Support the show

„Jsou to tristní podmínky, různé nevyhovující klece, uzavřené prostory, bývalé chlívky, špatná zoohygiena. Zvířata dost často žijí ve svých výkalech,“ říká ředitelka odboru Radiměřská Přibylová.

"Podcasting is a window to my world, and through it, I've met people I never imagined I'd connect with."Niall Mackay sits down with Radim Malinic, a creative designer, best-selling author, and the host of Creativity for Sale, now called Mindful Creative. They explore Radim's journey from his initial struggles with podcasting to building a platform that has reached listeners in 85 countries. Radim shares how the medium of podcasting allowed him to extend his message beyond books, making authentic connections and gaining valuable insights from his guests. The conversation also highlights the importance of active listening and how Radim embraced unpredictability in interviews, using it as a tool for deeper storytelling.Niall and Radim discuss the art of creating engaging podcast content, the power of in-person feedback, and the thrill of shaping a narrative that resonates with listeners worldwide. Radim emphasizes the impact podcasting has had on his professional growth and brand, offering practical advice for anyone looking to launch their own show. Whether you're an aspiring podcaster or a creative professional seeking inspiration, this episode is packed with insights on building a successful podcast and using it as a platform for growth.Key Takeaways with Timestamps:The Power of Active Listening: Radim explains how learning to listen attentively transformed his interview style and deepened his conversations.Finding Your Voice in Podcasting: Radim shares his journey of going from self-doubt to confidently using his podcast to connect with a global audience.Embracing Imperfection: Niall and Radim discuss the importance of editing, letting go of perfectionism, and focusing on authentic storytelling.Building a Personal Brand Through Podcasting: Radim highlights how starting a podcast helped him position himself as an authority in the creative industry.Leveraging Podcasting for Business Growth: They explore how Radim's podcast not only promoted his books but also opened new opportunities in public speaking and networking.Send us a textEmail me (niall@sevenmillionbikes.com) or contact me on Seven Million Bikes Podcasts Facebook or Instagram to book your free Podcast Audit!Thanks to James Mastroianni from The Wrong Side Of Hollywood for the endorsement! Sign up for Descript now! Need a stunning new logo for your brand? Or maybe a short animation?Whatever you need, you can find it on Fiverr.I've been using Fiverr for years for everything from ordering YouTube thumbnails, translation services, keyword research, writing SEO articles to Canva designs and more!

Na zkoušky vás zavede kulturní týdeník, který připravila Michaela Vetešková.

In this episode, the guys discuss the Sabres' four preseason games, and all the storylines coming out of them.(0:00) Intro(0:17) Four Preseason Games down(5:40) Josh Norris // Top Line(10:33) Mattias Samuelsson(27:00) Josh Doan(31:38) Power Play(34:25) Konsta Helenius(45:36) Radim Mrtka(56:00) 7th Defenseman Situation(1:00:23) Goaltending(1:05:24) Alex Tuch Negotiations Update(1:18:30) Arena Lease(1:22:33) Red Sox vs Yankees(1:29:03) Closing

Konsta Helenius and Radim Mrtka both showed well in Buffalo's first two preseason tilts. Does that mean they should land in Buffalo and Rochester, respectively? Maybe not yet, but how the Sabres handle their two most recent first rounders has been a topic of conversation and I meet it head on in this week's show. Also on the show is some additional thoughts on Buffalo's first two preseason games and answers to listener-submitted questions.   Gambling problem? Call one eight hundred Gambler. In New York, call eight seven seven eight HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369). In Connecticut, Help is available for problem gambling. Call 888-878-9777or visit ccpg dot org. Please play responsibly. On behalf of Boot Hill Casino & Resort (Kansas).Fees may apply in IL. 21-plus age and eligibility varies by jurisdiction. Void in Ontario. Bonus bets expire seven days after issuance. See sportsbook.draftkings.com slash promos. NFL Sunday Ticket offer for new subscribers only and auto-renews until cancelled. Digital games and commercial use excluded. Restrictions apply. Additional NFL Sunday Ticket terms at youtube.com/go/nflsundayticket/terms. Limited time offer. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Radim Schwab má na kontě řadu muzikálových rolí. Vidět ho můžete v obnovené premiéře muzikálu Ples upírů. Věnuje se také opernímu zpěvu i šansonu. Nově spolupracuje s Jiřím Suchým a legendárním Semaforem.

Radim Schwab má na kontě řadu muzikálových rolí. Vidět ho můžete v obnovené premiéře muzikálu Ples upírů. Věnuje se také opernímu zpěvu i šansonu. Nově spolupracuje s Jiřím Suchým a legendárním Semaforem.

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Jeden je odéesák a druhý pirát. Do politiky vstoupili ve 21 letech. Jeden je místostarostou největší ostravské městské části, druhý letos kandiduje do sněmovny na čtvrtém místě jihomoravské kandidátky.V podcastu probíráme, jaký je jejich pohled na svět a jak se liší od čtyřicátníků a padesátníků, kteří dnes vesměs vládnou. Radim Ivan se už čtyři roky pokouší vytvářet v rámci ODS alternativní modernizační program s názvem Česko plus. Je to vlastně jediný živý ideový projekt uvnitř této strany.Jan Marek zase s kamarádem rozjíždí celostátní akci Třicet pod třicet. Snaží se přesvědčit nejenom své vrstevníky, že by měli na kandidátkách různých stran využít preferenční hlasování a dostat do sněmovny také generaci pod třicet let.V další části podcastu popisují, jaká témata považují za hlavní téma dnešní doby. Jan Marek tvrdí, že konkurenční prostředí v českém byznysu je kvůli špatně fungujícímu protimonopolnímu úřadu hodně zdeformované. Říká, že tu existuje řada monopolů a oligopolů, vytvářejících dohody, které zbytečně vytahují lidem peníze z kapes. Radim Ivan zase nastiňuje, jak připravuje reformu stanov ODS a jak chce jinak řídit ostravské školy. Mladí a neklidní táhnou do boje.

Radim Malinic is a creative director, designer and bestselling author. Living and working in South West London, he runs Brand Nu Studio, an award winning branding and creative studio + Brand Nu Books an independent publishing imprint. Radim talks about his journey from music production to being an entrepreneur, the importance of creativity in branding and marketing, strategically scaling down your business, and much more!

07-03 Radim Mrtka full 100 Thu, 03 Jul 2025 15:30:00 +0000 LgywLEwF7z9iKWIrEAhCqV3ivLGHA7Nk hockey,nhl,buffalo sabres,sabres development camp,radim mrtka,sports Sabres Hockey hockey,nhl,buffalo sabres,sabres development camp,radim mrtka,sports 07-03 Radim Mrtka Nobody talks more Sabres than WGR Sports Radio 550 and broadcasts all the games from training camp through the regular season and playoffs. WGR Sports Radio 550 proud partner and official voice of the Buffalo Sabres. On Demand Audio is presented by Northwest Bank. For What's Next. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%2F%2Frss.amperwav

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Kevyn Adams held fast at pick number nine and selected Radim Mrtka, a gigantic defenseman out of the WHL. Adams didn't get much more done on Friday and I offer up some thoughts on what has and hasn't gotten done in Buffalo this week. I also hit on a few aspects of the de-centralized draft, the CBA extension and Jack Quinn's extension.

06-27 Radim Mrtka introductory Zoom call full 432 Sat, 28 Jun 2025 01:58:51 +0000 RQXb1KOWwIMDQ6XaYC1HfAo5UusCrbqy sports Sabres Hockey sports 06-27 Radim Mrtka introductory Zoom call Nobody talks more Sabres than WGR Sports Radio 550 and broadcasts all the games from training camp through the regular season and playoffs. WGR Sports Radio 550 proud partner and official voice of the Buffalo Sabres. On Demand Audio is presented by Northwest Bank. For What's Next. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=htt

We've been focusing our draft prospects coverage on centers the Philadelphia Flyers could select, for obvious reasons, with a couple of wingers thrown in over the last few weeks. But Danny Briere could potentially go defense, with likely only one blue-liner taken off the board in the first five picks ahead of Philly.Today, Charlie & Bill talk about the potential of drafting a D-man, and how it could change the Flyers' perceived plans for their remaining picks.Plus, discussions on another Brent Flahr Q&A, Charlie's first mock draft, Jason Robertson “rumors,” and more!

In this episode, Katie and Ilana talk with Radim Malinic, a creative powerhouse whose journey spans graphic design, music, branding, publishing and building a business that celebrates visual storytelling. Radim opens up about how naivety fueled his early career, the challenges of burnout, and the pivotal role of self-acceptance in finding balance. His story emphasizes the importance of defining your “enough” and shifting focus from external validation to purposeful creativity. This episode unpacks the realities of managing creative chaos, avoiding hustle culture traps, and fostering resilience in a fast-paced industry. Filled with actionable advice and heartfelt stories, this episode is essential listening for creatives ready to embrace balance, authenticity, and sustainable success in their work.All that and more when you listen to this episode:Why defining your “enough” can transform your creative journeyHow embracing naivety can lead to unexpected opportunities in your creative career.The power of discipline to help create structure and reclaim control of your day.Focusing on meaningful connections, not metrics, on social media.How saying no to the wrong projects can make room for aligned opportunities.How resilience and self-reflection are crucial for sustainable growth.Mentioned in this episode:Margo Font by HEXLux Coffee Co.Connect with our guest: Instagram: @radim.malinic Website: radimmalinic.co.ukLinkedIn: Radim MalinicConnect with Katie & Ilana from Goodtype Goodtype Website Goodtype on Instagram Goodtype on Youtube Join the Good Guild Love The Typecast and free stuff? Leave a review, and send a screenshot of it to us on Slack. Each month we pick a random reviewer to win a Goodtype Goodie! Goodies include merch, courses and Kernference tickets! Leave us a review on Apple PodcastsSubscribe to the showTag us on Instagram @GoodtypeFollow us on Tiktok @lovegoodtypeLearn from Katie and IlanaGrab your tea, coffee, or drink of choice, kick back, and let's get down to business!