Podcasts about raphaels

Raphas Part: 27:20 min. Wenn jemand einen 360er Windmill Dunk auspackt, hört man von Umstehenden oft den scherzhaften Ausruf: "Der hat schon mal höher gespielt!" Bei Raphael Ejimofor, dem Gast der aktuellen Podcastfolge, ist das tatsächlich der Fall. Der gebürtige Münchner konnte bereits bei den Basketball Löwen Braunschweig Erfahrungen sammeln. Dort traf er auch auf den Kapitän der deutschen Nationalmannschaft und NBA-Spieler Dennis Schröder. Was dieser einem im Eins-gegen-Eins bietet wenn man ihn besiegt, wie Raphaels einzigartiger Weg zum Basketball aussieht und was ihm neben dem Sport im Leben noch wichtig ist, hört ihr jetzt in der neuesten Folge des Itzehoe Eagles Podcast Itze Talk mit Nico Totzek und Erik Nyberg. Produktion: Sportells Productions, Nico Totzek

In dieser Episode von "Nicht mehr wegzudenken", dem Podcast des AI Training Institute, erzählt Larissa Hellmund, wie sie mit Hilfe von Künstlicher Intelligenz ihre berufliche Laufbahn komplett neu gestaltet hat. Als ehemalige Lektorin sah sie ihre Perspektiven schwinden, fand jedoch eine neue Bestimmung im Storytelling und Coaching. Larissa zeigt, wie Markengeschichten auf einfachen, einprägsamen Strukturen basieren, und gibt Einblick in die Analyse von Raphaels erstem Startup. Von der Origin Story bis zur Heldenreise entsteht eine Brandstory, die eng mit der Customer Journey verwoben ist. Larissa erklärt, wie Backstory und Kreativität mit KI-Unterstützung zusammengeführt werden, sodass jede Geschichte in sieben Varianten erzählt werden kann. https://www.larissa-hellmund.com/mail@larissa-hellmund.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/larissa-hellmund/

Enoy this episode with Raphael Collazo of the Grisanti Group. In this converation, Jonathan and Raphael discuss Raphaels unique background, his transition for software development to CRE, how to generate leads, and his strategy for content creation. Connect with Raphael:https://www.raphaelcollazo.com/https://www.youtube.com/@RaphaelCollazoClick to text the show! Support the podcast by making a monthly donation through Patreon. When you contribute, you'll get access to bonus content not available anywhere else. If you enjoyed this episode, you would probably enjoy reading my weekly newsletter. Every Friday, you'll get a behind the scenes look at my investing, including current events in commercial real estate, deals I'm working on, and random personal things going on in my life. It's a super quick read and you can unsubscribe anytime. - Jonathan Subscribe to the newsletter here: www.thesourcecre.com/newsletterEmail Jonathan with comments or suggestions:podcast@thesourcecre.comOr visit the webpage:www.thesourcecre.com*Some or all of the show notes may have been generated using AI tools.

All-Ireland Colleges Final - St. Kierans v St. Raphaels - Match Report on CRKC 17.03.2024

Pastor Jeff Lederer continues in our Revelation sermon series. Revelation: The Ultimate VictoryWeek 20Highlights: ‭‭‭‭‭‭Revelation‬ ‭21‬:‭1‬-‭27‬‬; ‭‭Revelation‬ ‭22‬:‭1‬-‭5‬‬Heaven comes down“I know men, and I tell you Jesus Christ was not a [mere] man. Superficial minds see a resemblance between Christ and the founders of empires and the gods of other religions. That resemblance does not exist. There is between Christianity and other religions the distance of infinity. Alexander, Cæsar, Charlemagne and myself founded empires. But on what did we rest the creations of our genius? Upon sheer force. Jesus Christ alone founded His empire upon love; and at this hour millions of men will die for Him.- Napoleon Bonaparte1. The Unlimited Presence of God!2. Removal of Sin and Suffering (‭‭Isaiah‬ ‭65‬:‭17‬-‭19‬‬; ‭‭Isaiah‬ ‭65‬:‭25‬‬)3. The fulfillment of what God intended (‭‭1 Corinthians‬ ‭15‬:‭42‬-‭49‬‬)4. It's a New Heaven and a New Earth (‭‭Isaiah‬ ‭65‬:‭21‬-‭24‬‬)“I have come home at last! This is my real country! I belong here. This is the land I have been look- ing for all my life, though I never knew it till now. The reason why we loved the old Narnia is that it sometimes looked a little like this. Bree-hee- hee! Come further up, come further in!” - C. S. Lewis, The Last Battle“The possibilities that now rise before us boggle the mind. Will there be ‘better Beethovens' on the new earth? better Rembrandts, better Raphaels? Shall we read better poetry, better drama, and better prose? Will scientists continue to advance in technological achievement, will geologists continue to dig out the treasures of the earth, and will architects continue to build imposing and attractive structures? Will there be exciting new adventures in space travel? . . . Our culture will glorify God in ways that surpass our most fantastic dreams.” - Anthony HoekemaEmail your Revelation Questions to social@springlakechurch.org Find Study Guides at springlakechurch.org/study-guides Connect with us!springlakechurch.org/getconnectedspringlakechurch.orgNeed Prayer? We'd love to pray for you!springlakechurch.org/prayer

St Raphaels College Loughrea are the Connacht PPS Senior A Hurling Champions following an exciting 0-14 to 0-12 win over Presentation College Athenry in Duggan Park. This is the Commentary from Darren Kelly and Cyril Farrell as broadcast on galwaybayfm.ie Presented by John Mulligan

Diese Folge geht es um Tiere: Spinnen, Frösche, Schildkröten. Welches dieser Tiere sich aus Raphaels und Rickys Hirnwindungen in die Folge gemogelt hat und welches davon tatsächlich für die Supernatural Folge relevant ist, müsst ihr selber entscheiden. Außerdem enthüllen die beiden Hosts endlich, welche Tiere sie wirklich sind. Kommt auf unseren Discord-Server Facebook WenigOriginell Instagram WenigOriginell Twitter WenigOriginell E-Mail kontakt@Wenig-Originell.de Wir freuen uns über jedes Lebenszeichen von euch und vielen Dank an alle, die schon Kontakt mit uns aufgenommen haben. Timecodes: 04:37 Roadnews 10:34 In die Folge 16:32 Eckdaten 20:08 Rückblick 21:23 Sequenz 1 28:14 Sequenz 2 38:59 Sequenz 3 55:29 Sequenz 4 01:16:32 Sequenz 5 01:34:30 Sequenz 6 01:44:36 Sequenz 7 01:47:32 ENDE & Fazit 01:55:46 Zitat der Woche

It all starts with two stray kittens, Munchkin & Zarra. Munchkin just wanted an owner, but all Zarra wanted was LOVE. When the kittens got an owner, they all asked QUESTIONS from what they all experienced in Botany Bay.

Thomas Griffiths is in St Raphael's Courthouse trying to prove that he's innocent. His kind granddaughter has become his fellow lawyer, will he or will he not be punished… NOBODY KNOWS so come along on this … ADVENTURE with us and discover what will happen. Come on! Adventure waits.

The Sun Aliens are using lots of energy from the Sun so NASA Commander Manny and Lucas the Scientist came to interview Senul the Sun King to help save their planet Earth from freezing. Will they succeed and save the Sun Alien Civilization or will they fail?

Cave Johnson the awesome time traveller comes to Blababloo and Bleababloo's cave little does he know that they face a lot of little challenges that Cave Johnson thinks are massively bad but Bleababloo and Blababloo face every day.

In dieser Episode sprechen wir mit Raphael Schön über die Cypherpunk-Bewegung und welche Werte Bitcoin vertritt. Hierfür nehmen wir Raphaels kürzlich erschienendes Buch "Bitcoin. 100 Seiten" als Grundlage und besprechen zunächst, worum es sich bei Cypherpunk handelt, welche Ziele diese Bewegung verfolgt und wieso die Privatsphäre eine große Rolle spielt. Anschließend erläutert uns Raphael, ob Satoshi Nakamoto zu den Cypherpunks gehörte, wieso die Entwicklung eines digitalen Geldes im Vordergrund stand und wieviel Cypherpunk in Bitcoin steckt. Zum Abschluss beleuchten wir, ob Bitcoin für den Schutz der Privatsphäre auch in der breiten Masse verwendet werden kann, ob Banken und Staaten zur Verbreitung Bitcoins beitragen werden und ob die Cypherpunks Bitcoin vollständig durchdacht haben. Ihr möchtet unseren Podcast unterstützen? Hier findet ihr alle Möglichkeiten inklusive unserer Lightning-Spendenadresse: bitcoinverstehen.info/unterstuetzen/

In dieser Episode sprechen wir mit Raphael Schön über die Cypherpunk-Bewegung und welche Werte Bitcoin vertritt. Hierfür nehmen wir Raphaels kürzlich erschienendes Buch "Bitcoin. 100 Seiten" als Grundlage und besprechen zunächst, worum es sich bei Cypherpunk handelt, welche Ziele diese Bewegung verfolgt und wieso die Privatsphäre eine große Rolle spielt. Anschließend erläutert uns Raphael, ob Satoshi Nakamoto zu den Cypherpunks gehörte, wieso die Entwicklung eines digitalen Geldes im Vordergrund stand und wieviel Cypherpunk in Bitcoin steckt. Zum Abschluss beleuchten wir, ob Bitcoin für den Schutz der Privatsphäre auch in der breiten Masse verwendet werden kann, ob Banken und Staaten zur Verbreitung Bitcoins beitragen werden und ob die Cypherpunks Bitcoin vollständig durchdacht haben. Ihr möchtet unseren Podcast unterstützen? Hier findet ihr alle Möglichkeiten inklusive unserer Lightning-Spendenadresse: bitcoinverstehen.info/unterstuetzen/

Übers Camper-Mieten in Deutschland und Europa haben wir ja schon mehrfach gesprochen. Heute dehnen wir die Grenzen mal etwas aus und schauen uns an, welche Möglichkeiten es auf anderen Kontinenten gibt. Dafür haben wir uns Raphael Meese von CamperDays (https://www.camperdays.de/) in Studio geholt. Und da es auch um das Angebot sowie die Beratungs- und Buchungsmöglichkeiten bei CamperDays gehen wird, markieren wir die gesamte Folge als Werbung. Unter anderem haben wir Raphael mit folgenden Fragen gelöchert: - In welchen Ländern kann ich über CamperDays ein Campingfahrzeug mieten? - Welche Fahrzeuge stehen zur Auswahl? - Welche Regeln gelten bei Vermietungen in den USA, Neuseeland, Australien & Co.? (Führerschein, Alter, Beschränkungen bei Grenzübertritten etc.) - Wie viel Zeit sollte ich für die Übergabe einplanen und was muss ich dabei beachten? - Welche Versicherungen benötige ich unbedingt, welche sind "nice-to-have"? - Was passiert in einem Schadenfall – vor allem, wenn ich die Landessprache nicht spreche? - Was kostet mich im Schnitt ein Miet-Wohnmobil am Tag? - Wie lange im Voraus sollte ich normalerweise buchen? (Unterschiede Haupt-/Nebensaison, versch. Länder) - Habe ich noch Chancen auf Last-Minute-Angebote, z.B. jetzt noch für Spätherbst und Winter? - Raphaels persönliche Tipps für Reisevorbereitungen und unterwegs. Weiterführende Links Prepaid-Karten international: https://prepaid-data-sim-card.fandom.com/wiki/Prepaid_SIM_with_data Campingplätze USA: https://www.rvparky.com/ Campingplätze weltweit: https://www.wikicamps.co/ Packliste: https://www.camperdays.de/blog/reiseplanung/wohnmobil-tipps/packliste-wohnmobil.html Checkliste Wohnmobil mieten von CamperDays: https://www.camperdays.de/blog/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/checkliste-wohnmobil.pdf Checkliste Wohnmobil mieten von CamperStyle: https://camperstyle.de/checkliste-wohnmobil-mieten/ Das erste Mal mit Miet-Wohnmobil: https://camperstyle.de/mit-dem-gemieteten-wohnmobil-fahren-darauf-solltest-du-achten/ --- **Unser Buch** (Camping – das große Handbuch)[https://camperstyle.de/campingbuch/] **Impressum** Impressum von CamperStyle: https://camperstyle.de/impressum/

This podcast, featuring Professor Blueburg, D-doo the Alien, Jordan and Astronaut Alex, discusses the main problem with Pluto which is: is Pluto a planet or not? Or would it be more accurate to ask, is Pluto a dwarf planet or not?

This is our Podcast JIML! By Jessica, Ivy, Mia and Luella. Today we are going to talk about Pluto! The history of Pluto, Why is Pluto not considered a planet, why should Pluto be a planet and how to not start an intergalactic war with the people of Pluto. Hope you enjoy our amazing Podcast!

This podcast, featuring Loraine, Braxton and Oliver, discusses the problem with Pluto. The main problem with Pluto, is deciding whether it is a planet or not. Or would it be more correct to ask if Pluto is a dwarf planet? As well as discussing these problems, the podcast will provide some interesting facts about Pluto, regardless of whether you think it is a planet or not. Finally, you will also learn some historical facts about Pluto. Such as, it was named after the Roman God of the underworld!

Sophie: the interviewer Dr. Spocky: the planetary expert Riana: the Alain from Pluto and the first person to contact earth This podcast is about what's wrong with Pluto. And why it should be a planet and why it shouldn't be planet and secondly, you will learn some history of Pluto.

The world expects us to be Raphaels, but some of us are Leonardos. Don't hold your Leonardo mind to Raphael standards, because this Raphael world would be nothing without Leonardo minds. There's an inscription in the Pantheon in Rome that says, “Here lies that famous Raphael by whom Nature feared to be conquered while he lived.” In other words, Raphael was such an amazing painter, Nature was supposedly shaking in her boots, afraid he would learn all her tricks. (Ironically, Raphael's remains are sealed away in a sarcophagus, where Nature can't get to them. Who's afraid of who?) But Nature had nothing to fear. Raphael could not outdo her. As Raphael was being buried, the painter Nature should have feared lay hundreds of miles to the north, in a little church on the grounds of the King of France's chateau. Raphael the young phenom, Leonardo, the old has-been Several years before Raphael's early death, he was getting paid thousands of ducats to paint one fresco after another in the Vatican. Meanwhile, the aging Leonardo da Vinci was nearby, living off a meager 33 ducat-a-month stipend, not doing much of importance. The pope had tried hiring him to paint something, but ended up frustrated, saying, “This man will never get anything done!” When the prolific art patron, Elizabeth d'Este, who had hounded Leonardo for a portrait for decades, came to visit Rome, she didn't bother getting in touch with Leonardo. He was a has-been, who couldn't be counted on to follow through. Who was she there to see? The young phenom, Raphael. Raphael was very similar to Leonardo, but also very different. His most important difference was that he was a master executor. If you hired Raphael, he got the job done. He also had been raised in the workshop of his father, a court painter for a Duke, so Raphael was refined and well-mannered. He knew how to schmooze with nobility. He had the connections that came along with that background, and could get a letter of recommendation from one powerful person to another with ease. Leonardo, on the other hand, was born out of wedlock – which made him “illegitimate” at the time – and didn't get much education. While he had gained a reputation as a brilliant engineer and architect, he had also gained a reputation as an unreliable painter. Raphael: A reliable Leonardo As Raphael continued his career as the pope's wunderkind, Leonardo worked his way north. He left yet another project unfinished in Milan, then impressed King Francis I enough to be invited to join him at the Chateau d'Amboise, as the official painter, architect, and court pageantry designer. While a gig with the King of France wasn't the worst thing in the world, it was a step down from what Leonardo could have been doing if he hadn't been reputed as someone who couldn't get things done. The pope and all the nobles in all the principalities of Italy just watched him go. He'd never return again. While Raphael had some clear advantages that helped his career advance, he couldn't have done it without the ways he and Leonardo were similar. The frescoes being painted by the young Raphael – such as his most-famous School of Athens – were exactly the kinds of projects Leonardo would have been great for, if only he could have been counted on to finish them. In fact, there was no person in the world to whom Raphael owed his own painting style more than Leonardo. When it came to painting, Raphael was mostly a reliable Leonardo. Raphael's “Leonardo period” Art historians call the years during which Raphael spent a lot of time in Florence his “Florence period.” But they might as well call them his “Leonardo period.” That's the four years during which Raphael's work started looking less like that of his mentor, Perugino, and more like that of his idol, Leonardo. During Raphael's Florence period, Leonardo was in a public face-off with another young phenom, Michelangelo. Leonardo had been commissioned to paint a battle scene in the Florence Council Hall. As usual, the first deadline came and went. Meanwhile, Michelangelo had done such a great job with his David statue, the council decided it would be a great idea to have him paint a battle scene, too. It was a pretty awkward situation for Leonardo. He was already struggling to finish, and a committee of which he had been a part had gone against his recommendation for a less-conspicuous location and put the David right outside the entrance of the council hall. Michelangelo was an arrogant prick who openly taunted Leonardo for his past failures, and now Leonardo had to walk through the shadow of Michelangelo's latest triumph to get to his mural. Oh, and Michelangelo's battle scene mural was directly across the room from his. By all accounts at the time, this was a painting competition – a battle of battle scenes. Leonardo wasn't competitive by nature, but this was supposedly going to motivate him to finish his mural. Today, we might say putting Leonardo in this position was pretty machiavellian. Which is ironic, because it was arranged with the help of none other than the inventor of machiavellianism, the council's secretary, Niccolò Machiavelli. Once word of this painting battle traveled outside Florence, young artists traveled to Florence to witness it. One of those artists: Raphael – armed with a letter of recommendation from the mother of the future Duke of Urbino to the leader of the Florentine Republic, stating that the twenty-one year-old was “greatly gifted…sensible and well-mannered.” It's during this “Florence period” that Raphael's work changed dramatically. It started to look as if he might know a thing or two about anatomy, he started aping Leonardo's smokey sfumato technique, and drawing contorted, muscular men in the heat of battle. He learned a bit watching Michelangelo, but he learned a lot watching Leonardo. As it turned out, neither Leonardo nor Michelangelo finished his mural. For Michelangelo, it wasn't a big deal. He got summoned to Rome, where he eventually painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling. Leonardo, however, had more of his career behind him than ahead of him. Yet another public failure meant he never got another public commission. So while Leonardo, in his sixties, was wandering around Europe, chasing what work he could, Raphael, in his early thirties, was getting showered with high-paying papal commissions, as a more-reliable Leonardo. The rise and fall of Raphael These days, we admire Leonardo more than we do Raphael, but that wasn't always the case. That Raphael is one of the few people entombed in the palace of the gods, alongside kings, is testament to his popularity when he died. Heck, at his funeral, the pope kissed his hand. Around 1800, the church in which Leonardo was buried was destroyed in the French Revolution. Nobody bothered to try to recover Leonardo's remains. They were mixed in with everyone else's and forgotten. Meanwhile, Raphael was as popular as ever. If you take a peek at Google Ngram, you see a sharp increase in mentions of Raphael around that time. For hundreds of years after Raphael's death, he was considered the quintessential painter of the High Renaissance. The art academies around Europe, who controlled the opinion of what was or wasn't good art, built their curricula around studying the work of Raphael. But as the influence of art academies crumbled in the late 1800s with the rise of Impressionism, so too did crumble the reverence for Raphael. Meanwhile, Leonardo has risen in popularity over the centuries. Today, if you want to find a good book on Leonardo, you have lots of choices. Raphael, not so much. The probable cause of this rise in popularity and the probable cause of Leonardo's struggles with follow-through are one in the same: Nature had more reason to fear Leonardo than Raphael. Leonardo's massive iceberg Through the centuries after Leonardo's death, his notes began to resurface. They had been inherited by someone who was supposed to compile and publish them, but were so numerous and disorganized, that was a nearly impossible task. His notes ended up collated and bound into individual notebooks, scattered amongst collectors around Europe. One notebook was found as recently as the 1960s, hiding in plain sight in Madrid, in the collection of the library. These notebooks have revealed that for Leonardo, painting a picture was about much more than painting a picture. When Raphael did an anatomy study, it was all about knowing how the skin on the surface of the body was shaped by the muscles underneath. The only purpose was to mimic Nature, on a superficial level. For Leonardo, an anatomy study was about much more. He didn't just want to know what muscles were under the skin. He wanted to also know which muscles were engaged by which movements, or which nerves activated by which emotions. As a painter, there was no reason for Leonardo to know what the human heart looked like, or how it worked. Yet Leonardo made observations about the heart that would have advanced science by centuries, had they been published. Leonardo searched, Raphael found As I talked about on episodes 105 and 288, economist David Galenson would say Raphael was a conceptual innovator, while Leonardo was an experimental one. To Leonardo, there was no such thing as irrelevant information. In the course of researching how to paint something, he might make a new discovery about anatomy, metallurgy, geology, or some other field, that would set him down a different path. The art historian Eugene Garin thought, based upon Leonardo's many thousands of pages of notes, that he was trying to compile a treatise of all human knowledge. Leonardo wasn't studying Nature just so he could paint it convincingly – he was trying to understand all of Nature. Raphael didn't have to explore all aspects of the world. He merely had to copy the result of Leonardo's thinking. Galenson told me, “It's what conceptual innovators do, it turns out.” Conceptual innovators take an idea, and make it their own. It's what Picasso did with the work of Cézanne, what Warhol did with the work of Pollack, what Hemingway did with the work of Stein and Twain. The projects Leonardo pursued were impossible to finish Leonardo's experimental approach meant his paintings were never finished. He was always discovering something new, so he was constantly revising. For example, after one of his anatomy studies, he realized he had painted some neck muscles wrong, so he went back and repainted them thirty years after the fact. He did the bulk of his work on the Mona Lisa during four years, but moved it around for fifteen, making finishing touches until a paralyzed hand rendered him unable. The patron never got their painting, Leonardo never collected payment, and the Mona Lisa was still collecting dust in his studio when he died. This experimental, iterative approach extended to Leonardo's materials and methods, and made it even more difficult for him to follow through. The best-practice method of painting murals in fresco required laying down plaster and painting on it before it dried and literally set itself in stone. It wasn't great for Leonardo's blurry-edged painting style, and it made iteration impossible. He couldn't lay down dozens of layers of paint over the course of years, as he did with the Mona Lisa. By the time Leonardo was painting his battle scene in the Florence Council Hall, his famous Last Supper was already fading and flaking, thanks to his resistance to painting in the reliable fresco technique. Not satisfied with adapting his style to this technique, Leonardo instead experimented once again on his battle-scene mural. He was almost finished, before the fire he was using to set colors got too close, destroying his work. This Raphael world is nothing without Leonardos Historically, the world rewards Raphaels. It rewards the ability to formulate a plan, follow through, collect payment and prestige, and move on. So, the world trains us to be Raphaels. Why do we follow a curriculum and fill out bubbles on standardized tests with #2 pencils? Because our teacher already knows the answer. They know the answer so well, they've programmed a computer to grade the test, and it'll get confused if you use a #3 pencil. But for the curriculum to be designed to make Raphaels, we first need Leonardos. We need people who explore and experiment. We need them to ask questions that might not have answers, and to come up with new questions nobody ever thought of. That's not a straightforward process. It's messy and disorganized, and it would cause any Raphael to pull their hair out. When you don't always find answers, and the answers you do find lead to new questions, you don't always finish. The days of the Raphaels of the world are numbered. If somebody already knows the process, already knows the answer, we don't need Raphael. A computer or machine can follow a process. Raphael knew this. Once his fame was established, he milked it for all it was worth. His later frescoes were painted by his staff of assistants in the largest workshop of the High Renaissance. He licensed his drawings to a printmaker, who sold copies of his work. As it becomes harder to make it as a Raphael, it's becoming easier to make it as a Leonardo. I think Leonardo would have been a great blogger. He wouldn't have to collect and document all knowledge, then rely on an heir to collate, typeset, and publish his life's work on expensive parchment. He could instead write and publish one note at a time, gradually building his treatise of human knowledge. He wouldn't have to wander around Europe looking for patrons – he could get them without leaving his home. If you're a Leonardo, don't bother being a Raphael If you're a Leonardo mind, don't fall into the trap of evaluating yourself by the standards of the Raphael world. There's a reason why the Raphaels are so good at getting it done: Their task is simpler. Don't beat yourself up by your inability to plan and carry out a vision no one could reasonably execute on their first attempt. Instead, find a way to explore in public, one little project at a time, building up into your grand masterpiece. Leonardo's remains were forgotten for sixty years. Some scientist, perhaps motivated by the gradual resurfacing of the notes revealing Leonardo's genius, gathered together some bones he figured were those of the master. They're in a tomb in a chapel on the grounds of the chateau, and it's one of the top attractions in Amboise. Are they actually Leonardo's bones? Probably not. His remains are probably where they should be – not sealed away in some sarcophagus, but one with Nature. Thank you for having me on your podcasts! Thank you to Costa Michailidis for having me on the InnovationBound podcast. As always, you can find interviews of me on my interviews page. About Your Host, David Kadavy David Kadavy is author of Mind Management, Not Time Management, The Heart to Start and Design for Hackers. Through the Love Your Work podcast, his Love Mondays newsletter, and self-publishing coaching David helps you make it as a creative. Follow David on: Twitter Instagram Facebook YouTube Subscribe to Love Your Work Apple Podcasts Overcast Spotify Stitcher YouTube RSS Email Support the show on Patreon Put your money where your mind is. Patreon lets you support independent creators like me. Support now on Patreon »     Show notes: https://kadavy.net/blog/posts/leonard-mind-raphael-world/

Animal testing shouldn't have tests on animals Eco- friendly cities must be built everywhere. bullying must stop. Pollution ruins the environment. Trash everywhere should be banned, and people should recycle trash. Save the world with us and we can do it together!!! Check out more episodes from St Raphaels here: https://archdradio.com/blog/schoollifepodcast/st-raphaels-school/

Explore the efforts and ideas for us to change the world with Georgia, Roman, Raf and Knouel. The ideas are about stopping pollution, aiding pets with cancer, and aiding mentality awareness. This podcast was produced for St Raphael's in partnership with Arch D Radio & Podcasting. Check out more from St Raphaels here: https://archdradio.com/blog/schoollifepodcast/st-raphaels-school/

We are the Do it Girls! And we are about to be bombed! And if you would like to hear more about Koalas Becoming extinct, Animal Cruelty and Animal Poaching this is the podcast for you! Check out more episodes from St Raphaels here: https://archdradio.com/blog/schoollifepodcast/st-raphaels-school/

What would you do to change the world? Well, here are some ideas by Gracie, Milla, Sidney and Aiden. Let's make this world a better world! Including air pollution, litter in the ocean and in the sea, eco-friendly electricity. Check out more episodes from St Raphael's here: https://archdradio.com/blog/schoollifepodcast/st-raphaels-school/

In dieser Episode sprechen Daniel und Raphael über Raphaels Erfahrungen in Brasilien und Daniels Urlaubspläne.  - Raphaels neue Tattoos - Wie teuer ist Brasilien? - Wie ernährt man sich in Brasilien? - Surfen  - Wohin kann man richtig geil und preiswert reisen?  und vieles mehr...    Du suchst nach stylischer Street Wear? NUR NOCH 2 WOCHEN! ➤ Hol dir 70% Rabatt auf die gesamte, noch vorrätige Kollektion von KENNST: https://www.kennst.eu    Du suchst nach Supplementen, um dein Training und deine Regeneration zu optimieren? ➤ Hol dir 20% Rabatt  auf alle Supplemente im FIURA Shop mit dem Code: "SHOUTOUT" https://www.fiura-energy.com   ➤ Du hast Ideen oder einen Gast-Wunsch für unsere kommenden Podcasts? Lass es uns auf Instagram wissen! FOLGE UNS: ➤ INSTAGRAM (Fight League): https://www.instagram.com/shoutout_fightleague/ ➤ INSTAGRAM (Podcast): https://www.instagram.com/shoutout_podcast/ THE S/O SHOW (VLOGs): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQsqC2PXojbBdFHpMi0e2kQ DU WILLST KÄMPFEN? 

Welcome back to Sapiens Playground! I know that it has been quite some time since the last episode with a guest, but now I'm back with another fascinating conversation about evolutionary biology with PhD candidate Raphael Sirtoli. He was been engaged in different fields of science and has researched a broad spectrum of different topics, such as cancer, paleoanthropolgy, evolutionary biology and molecular biology. Raphael currently works together with a great team of scientists and doctors in a medical clinic. Hopefully, you will also appreciate his unique approach to looking at things, especially in medicine, physiology and nutrition, through an evolutionary lens. We start off by talking about Raphaels story which should once again teach us the lesson that there is probaly so much more in nutrition and health that we are yet to understand and find out and that we ought to be more humble as opposed to jumping to conclusions too quickly, without giving it some thorough thought. In the main part of our conversation we mostly spend some time discussing the paper that Rapahel published together with his colleagues Miki Ben-Dor and Ran Barkai some time ago. The name of the paper is "The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene" and I would definitely highly encourage everyone with some interest in evolutionary biology and the history of human species, to read that piece of work. I promise, that you will extract a lot of value from going through it: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ajpa.24247 Before wrapping up with some final questions from my audience, I decided to ask Raphael a few devils-advocate-questions, since this is what science is all about, namely - questioning your own hypotheses and staying skeptical even in regards to your own research. Enjoy listening and I am convinced that you will be just as enlightened at the end of the podcast as I felt! Find Raphael on Twitter: https://twitter.com/raphaels7 @raphaels7 The medical clinic he is working for at the moment: http://Pero.pt PhD candidate in Health Sciences --> ESR 14 (early stage researcher) in the Marie-Curie European grant system: https://itn-treatment.eu Writer at https://thepaleodiet.com/author/raphael-sirtoli The paper by Raphael Sirtoli, Miki Ben-Dor and Ran Barkai: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ajpa.24247 Find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/monky_caliplayground/ I'm also on Twitter now: https://twitter.com/MPruchnewski Listen to the podcast on my YouTube-Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmNDo81K7jX7Thk0_NF_xng More free stuff (books, PDFs, videos): https://linktr.ee/sapien_health

Heute erscheint eine neue Folge des The Healer Hip Hop Podcasts mit Raphael Hillebrand. Raphael ist urbaner Tänzer, hat einen Master in Choreographie und ist zudem Gründungsmitglied der Hip-Hop Partei "Die Urbane". Im Interview sprechen wir unter anderem über mein Lieblingsthema, den Imagoprozess, die Suche nach dem eigenen Vater und natürlich Hip Hop. Wir sprechen über Ungerechtigkeit und Diskriminierung und den langen und weiten Weg von der Gründung der Partei "Die Urbane" bis heute. Wenn dich Raphaels persönliche Geschichte interessiert, empfehle ich dir unbedingt sein Interview bei Halbe Katoffl. Mehr über Raphael Hillebrand findest du auf ihrem Instagram, auf Youtube und du kannst dich auf ihr bald erscheinendes neues Album freuen! Sende mir dein Feedback als Voice Message und erhalte die Chance in einer der nächsten Episoden gefeatured zu werden. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thehealerhiphop/message

Es ist wieder soweit. Wir alle haben gehofft, dass es nicht nochmal passiert, aber Tragödien scheinen unausweichlich zu sein... Raphael hat sich ein neues Spiel ausgedacht *Bedrohliche Musik* Entsprechend ist diese Folge wohl eine der absurdestens und chaotischsten der letzten Zeit. Also schnallt euch an und findet mit uns heraus, was passiert, wenn man ein Ei unter Wasser öffnet, lernt mit uns Maggie und Susie Winchester kennen und seid mit Ricky von Raphaels makaberen Witzen schockiert. Kommt auf unseren Discord-Server Facebook WenigOriginell Instagram WenigOriginell Twitter WenigOriginell E-Mail kontakt@Wenig-Originell.de Wir freuen uns über jedes Lebenszeichen von euch und vielen Dank an alle, die schon Kontakt mit uns aufgenommen haben.

In today's episode, Ger is joined by Raphael Akpejiori a 12-0 boxer fighting in the heavyweight division who has only won by KO a legendary fighter and one who is only in the making. Raphaels next fight is in 2 weeks in Florida.

In der ersten Ausgabe in 2021 geht es bei Malte und Raphael zunächst in den Bereich Literatur und Hörspiel und auch zurück in die Kindheit mit Astrid Lindgrens Ronja Räubertochter. Eine Zufallsentdeckung in der Werbung, der Kindersitzpuff und einige weitere Begrifflichkeiten aus dem Leben sind ebenso Thema wie Raphaels metallischer Jahresrückblick. Links: Raphaels Jahresrückblick zum Nachlesen: http://magazin.amboss-mag.de/jahresbericht-raphael-2020/ Die Playlist auf Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4ia7vu7bOFa3w2WcX6hxGj?si=06RlEmvJQUafQX2XqQdkzA

St. Raphaels Hurling Manager Francis Forde discuss the implications of no PPS competitions this year with Galway Bay FM's Sean Walsh

Seid Sonntag ab 17:45 Uhr auf Twitch live dabei! Vielen Dank für eure Unterstützung! PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/Upsidefantasy Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/upsidefantasy Raphaels Rankings https://www.patreon.com/upsidefantasy Shiny App mit RACR und WOPR: https://upsidefantasy.shinyapps.io/stats Joint gerne unserem Discord Channel: https://discord.gg/RxHJV9W. Instagram: @Upsidefantasy Twitter: @Upsidefantasy @RaphaelUpside @ChristianLohr9 Lead Blogger: www.lead-blogger.de (1:14) Raphaels rücksichtsloser Real Talk (11:56) TNF Recap (15:44) Injuries (18:58) QB Start/Sit (28:16) RB Start (40:35) RB Sit (42:29) WR Start (51:26) WR Sit (55:27) TE Start/Sit (58:18) Christians Kot Kicker

Raphael Albrecht ist als Co-Founder des Orbit360 (orbit360.cc), Deutschlands erster Gravelserie, Stammgast in der Wundersamen Fahrradwelt, jedoch ging es in der Vergangenheit meist um den Orbit360. Eher im Nebensatz habt ihr erfahren, dass er selbst seit einigen Jahren als Ultracyclist im Renngeschehen mitmischt. Dieses mal habe ich mir vorgenommen herauszufinden, wer Raphael eigentlich ist, und wie er vom semi-professionellen Tischtennisspielen zu den langen Distanzen gekommen ist. Wir sprechen über den Two Volcano Sprint (www.twovolcanosprint.com), seinen Everest Fail in einem Berliner Parkhaus, den Rhino Run (www.rhinorun.cc) und über seine Pläne am Transcontinental Race (www.transcontinental.cc) teilzunehmen. Im zweiten Teil spricht Raphael über die neuen Orbit360 Challenges im kommenden Jahr. Zusätzlich zur Gravelserie wird es die "Ride For A Reason" (#rideFAR) Charity Aktion für die Bikeygees (https://bikeygees.org) und das Bamboo Bike Project (http://bamboobike.org) geben und ein Fahrradfestival ist auch geplant. Neugierig? Dann auf die Ohren mit der neuen Episode! +++ Supported by Sea to Summit https://bit.ly/seatosummit-wundersam An Aussie company designing clever camping gear for far flung adventures. +++ Cover: Charlotte Gamus: https://www.instagram.com/charlottegamus/ Shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/CharlotteGamusPhoto +++ Musik: https://greglebird.bandcamp.com/ +++ Hören könnt ihr die Wundersame Fahrradwelt auf Podigee: https://die-wundersame-fahrradwelt.podigee.io/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/63ytouhUfHSRQUApXicP43 Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/die-wundersame-fahrradwelt-der-podcast/id1457583894 Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/de/show/1872522 +++ Die Ultracycling Statistiken über die wir gesprochen haben findet ihr hier: www.instagram.com/ultranews.cc und Raphaels persönliches Profil hier: www.instagram.com/cyclingrapha und meins hier: www.instagram.com/johanna_jahnke

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Im Süden nichts Neues? - Folge 33 - Der sprangende Punkt Teil 2 unserer geistreichen Doppelfolge mit Stefan Sprang. Stefan geht in dieser Folge etwas genauer auf seine Tätigkeit beim Radio ein und bringt Raphael damit auf die glorreiche Idee einen Piratensender auf der Ruhr zu starten. Stay Tuned! Außerdem geht es um seine Liebe zum Theater und zur Oper. Ein paar alte Schlittschuhe, ein Sack Mörtel und ein Doppelalbum von Joseph Schmidt, die der Vormieter hinterlassen hat, waren die ersten Inspirationen für Stefans aktuellen Roman “Joseph Schmidt - Ein Lied in allen Dingen“. Welch unglaublich spannende Geschichte hinter diesem Superstar und Stefans Recherche zu dem 1,54 m großen Mann (Grüße gehen raus, an Thilo) steckt erfahrt Ihr in der heutigen Folge. Wir haben jetzt auf jeden Fall Lust den Roman zu lesen! Aber auch das Theater und die Kultur kommen nicht zu kurz. Professionell, wie es sich für einen Menschen vom Radio gehört, fragt Stefan Raphael interessante Fragen über seine Tätigkeit als künstlerischer Leiter und seinen Umgang mit den Klassikern der Literatur. Und ganz nebenbei bringt Raphael es dabei auf den sprangenden Punkt: Was bedeutet Kultur heute? Und was hat das mit Bildung zu tun? Wir philosophieren, unter anderem, und über weitere interessante Themen. Und keine Angst, Raphaels schlechtes Wortspiel, aus welchem der Folgentitel entstanden ist, bleibt nicht umkommentiert. An dieser Stelle noch einmal ein großes Dankeschön an unseren tollen Gast Stefan Sprang und hoffentlich auf ein Wiederhören! Und jetzt viel Spaß beim Hören und ein herzliches Glück auf! Mit: Stefan Sprang Raphael Batzik Sebastian Kubis Shownotes: Eines von Stefans tollen Büchern bestellen: https://www.amazon.de/s?k=Stefan+Sprang&__mk_de_DE=ÅMÅŽÕÑ&ref=nb_sb_noss_2 Helden:tot gesprochen von Andreas Fröhlich bei Audible: https://www.audible.de/pd/Helden-Tot-Hoerbuch/B004V6QMK6?qid=1604679729&sr=1-5&ref=a_search_c3_lProduct_1_5&pf_rd_p=e54013e2-074a-460e-861f-7feac676b789&pf_rd_r=XXN05ADS84VSVP6575YN Der von Stefan erwähnte Radiosender FM4: https://fm4.orf.at/player/live Jetzt Podcastlover werden: https://steadyhq.com/de/theateressensued Oder ein anderes Paket bei Steady buchen: https://steadyhq.com/de/theateressensued?fbclid=IwAR2UinS7xcpCEwMnT_RQm1FmWKZENaQ98DU5AJxlfHE6b4azJWrz2P0cqX4 Diesen Sonntag nicht die neue Episode The Hive verpassen: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFKegwYL4lKeMXKPDdX8oew

Die Folge zum Take 'Em Tuesday ist online. Wir statten euch mit den besten Waiver Wire Tipps aus und haben eine Menge Takeaways für euch. Hört am Samstag wieder rein, wenn es um Starts / Sits Empfehlungen geht. Lets Go. Rankings (Positional, Overall, Super Flex), Super Flex Leitfaden, Rookie Draft Analyse https://www.patreon.com/upsidefantasy https://upsidefantasy.shinyapps.io/stats Air Yards ect Joint gerne unserem Discord Channel: https://discord.gg/RxHJV9W. Instagram: @Upsidefantasy Twitter: @Upsidefantasy @RaphaelUpside @ChristianLohr9 Lead Blogger: https://www.lead-blogger.de Vielen Dank für eure Unterstützung! PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/Upsidefantasy Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/upsidefantasy 00:04:55 Questionable Quote 00:07:00 Injuries 00:11:45 Takeaways 00:45:04 Overreactions 00:50:14 WW Targets 00:51:44 WW Running Backs 00:53:30 WW Wide Receiver 01:08:00 WW Tight Ends 01:09:46 RaphaEls räudige Defense kommt über www.lead-blogger.de 01:10:22 TNF Preview

Die neue Folge zum Take 'Em Tuesday ist online. Wir statten euch mit den besten Waiver Wire und Trade Tipps aus! Hört am Samstag wieder rein, wenn ihr Start oder Sit Empfehlungen haben wollt. Wenn ihr weitere WW-Empfehlungen von der Community wollt, joint gerne unserem Discord Channel: https://discord.gg/73juzSm. Vielen Dank für eure Unterstützung PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/Upsidefantasy Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/upsidefantasy 00:00:47 Wer bin ich und was mache ich eigentlich hier...? 00:04:16 News (++Mike Davis geht zu den Panthers und bleibt damit irrelevant+++) 00:08:00 Takeaways (Trubisky, Hunt, Kirk, RoJo, Slayton, Titans und Rams) 00:22:53 QB Targets 00:24:02 RB Targets 00:30:37 WR Targets 00:38:07 TE Targets 00:40:20 Raphaels räudige Defense

Die neue Folge zum Take 'Em Tuesday ist online. Wir statten euch mit den besten Waiver Wire und Trade Tipps aus! Hört am Samstag wieder rein, wenn ihr Start oder Sit Empfehlungen haben wollt. Wenn ihr weitere WW-Empfehlungen von der Community wollt, joint gerne unserem Discord Channel: https://discord.gg/73juzSm. Vielen Dank für eure Unterstützung PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/Upsidefantasy Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/upsidefantasy 00:00:30 Monday Night Recap 00:02:38 News zu Woche 10 (Walton, P. Campbell, Brissett, Bell, etc.) 00:10:53 Takeaways der Woche 9 (L. Jackson, D. Singletary, J. Jacobs) 00:16:08 QB Target und Foles vs. Minshew 00:19:10 RB Targets 00:25:30 WR Targets & AB 00:29:15 TE Targets 00:31:20 Hörerfragen (Josh Gordon, Melvin Gordon, AJ Green, u.v.m.) 00:45:01 Raphaels räudige Defense der Woche

Die neue Folge zum Take 'Em Tuesday ist online. Wir statten euch mit den besten Waiver Wire und Trade Tipps aus! Hört am Samstag wieder rein, wenn ihr Start oder Sit Empfehlungen haben wollt. Wenn ihr weitere WW-Empfehlungen von der Community wollt, joint gerne unserem Discord Channel: https://discord.gg/73juzSm. Vielen Dank für eure Unterstützung PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/Upsidefantasy Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/upsidefantasy 00:00:54 News zu Verletzungen 00:03:57 Takeaways aus Woche 7 (Cardinals, Chargers, Bengals, Bills, Miami) 00:23:33 QB Targets 00:25:33 Joe Mixon 00:28:59 RB Targets 00:31:34 WR Targets 00:37:49 TE Targets 00:38:46 Raphaels räudige Defense

Die neue Folge zum Take 'Em Tuesday ist online. Wir statten euch mit den besten Waiver Wire und Trade Tipps aus! Hört am Samstag wieder rein, wenn ihr Start oder Sit Empfehlungen haben wollt. Wenn ihr weitere WW-Empfehlungen von der Community wollt, joint gerne unserem Discord Channel: https://discord.gg/73juzSm. Vielen Dank für eure Unterstützung PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/Upsidefantasy Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/upsidefantasy 00:03:02 Frust zu den Dolphins 1/2 00:05:20 Umgang mit Fantasy Meltdowns & Emotionen im Fantasy 00:09:36 News zu N'Keal Harrys Comeback 00:11:20 Takeaways (Minshew, Chargers, Pettis, Goff, NE Playcalling & Michel) 00:19:27 Dynasty Rosteranpassungen 00:23:14 QB Targets 00:24:35 Q&A zu Gallman und Handcuffs 00:28:35 RB Targets 00:39:48 Q&A zu Moore/Samuel 00:41:42 Takeaways Teil 2 (RB der Ravens, QB der Titans, Bengals WR) 00:42:33 WR Targets 00:46:48 TE Targets 00:49:30 RaphaEls räudige Defense der Woche 00:52:07 Ausraster zu den Dolphins 2/2 00:53:38 Buy low / Sell high

Archangel Raphael name means God has healed and is a powerful healing angel for people and animals. Also known as the physician of heaven or healer. In this episode, well explore Raphaels gentle, loving approach and how this angel can help you with physical, emotional and spiritual healing. How you can connect with Archangel Raphael for energy healing guidance.

Archangel Raphael name means God has healed and is a powerful healing angel for people and animals. Also known as the physician of heaven or healer. In this episode, well explore Raphaels gentle, loving approach and how this angel can help you with physical, emotional and spiritual healing. How you can connect with Archangel Raphael for energy healing guidance.

Welcome to episode 28 with Raphael, the owner of a zero waste store called Edgar’s in Hong Kong.Together we sit down and chat about zero waste, what it is and how to do it in while shopping and at home. As an aside, its basically about trying to buy things without creating any waste, with recycling NOT being the solution, for most people you have recycling and then normal waste. With zero wasters its about removing waste entirely if at all possible so that you throw less out and recycle less because recycling isn’t the whole answer to our environmental issues.This does mean doing more work so the sake of conveince to purchase things without taking home various types of plastic and paper to just then dispose of. The convince isn’t there to wholly serve you either, its to the benefit of businesses and corporations who can manufacturer more stuff as easily and as cheaply as possible.Coincidentally, I have just started a new podcast about helping others get into zero waste, the episodes are much shorter than what you’re used to here with hello from hong kong and if you want to save some money i of course recommend downloading it. Link is in the show notes.By the way, the environmental bent that one would expect to have with such a podcast is kept to a minimum, the focus is on helping you save money by being more conscious of your spending habits. If you know you’re saving money by the end of the month following the suggestions and ideas, then that’s what’s important, the environment will benefit of course, but you’re not burdened with wondering about the outcomes of living a zero waste lifestyle when considering the environment, what I mean is, how do you know you have lessened your impact on the world at the end of the month if you went zero waste? You can’t really, all you can measure is whether your wallet is getting healthier and that’s what I focus on in the zero waste podcast.Back to this episode however, we also learn what its like to run a store selling zero waste to people who may have never heard of it before. Its also very informative to hear from Raphaels point of view how he has to over come many of the obstacles with running such a store especially when customers don’t have the benefit of product labels and packaging to help them in their purchase. We also talk about practising zero waste in the home and some of the limitations of these new types of stores at their current stage of development.That’s about it, I hope you enjoy this one as much as I did, after recording this particular episode Raphael did mention he’d be interested in more collabs and i would like him to make regular guest appearances on my new podcast, so if you enjoy his style, stay tuned for more.Show LinksMy Zerowaste podcast

In dieser Episode des Workaround Podcasts habe ich mich mit Raphael Gielgen getroffen. Er ist Trendscout und für das Schweizer Design-Unternehmen Vitra als Head of Research immer auf der Suche nach Neuem in der Arbeitswelt. Sein Job führt ihn regelmäßig auf »Learning Journey« rund um die Welt. Dort trifft er auf Menschen die den Status Quo in Frage stellen und für Veränderung und Fortschritt stehen. Die Erkenntnisse, Erfahrungen und Ergebnisse dokumentiert Raphael Gielgen auf einem „Panorama“. Dies ist eine Landkarte der Trends und Muster einer neu entstehenden Welt.  Für alle Hörerinnen und Hörer, die sich für die die Bedürfnisse des Menschen nach Zugehörigkeit, Individualität und Flexibilität sowie die Unternehmenszentralen der Zukunft interessieren ist diese Folge besonders wertvoll.

Wie immer hört ihr die aktuelle Folge meines Podcasts ab Montag. 
Viel Spaß mit Raphael Gielgen und Folge 19! SPOTIFY
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 iTUNES  Shownotes 
Raphael erzählt wie oft er für seinen Job bei Vitra im Jahr unterwegs ist (ab 01:36 Min.)
 Panorma, welche Trends bestimmen die Arbeitswelt der Zukunft? (ab 02:25 Min.)
 Haben Arbeitgeber diese Themen auf dem Schirm? (ab 04:17 Min.)
 Gibt es regionale Unterschiede und wer ist hier Vorreiter? (ab 04:50 Min.)
 Raphael berichtet von Spaces die ihn extrem beeindruckt haben (ab 06:17 Min.)
 Welche Rolle spielt der Faktor „Sehnsucht“ für den Menschen (ab 11:36 Min.)
 Individualität in Bezug auf Raumgestaltung von Co-Working Spaces (ab 13:07 Min.) Prognose, werden Büros in 50 Jahren abgeschafft? (ab 15:39 Min.)
 Über Häuser, die alles über ihre Nutzer wissen (ab 17:25 Min.) Tipps an Gründer wie das moderne Büro von morgen aussehen sollte (ab 18:40 Min.) Über Großraumbüros(ab 20:30 Min.) Raphaels liebste Arbeitsumgebung (ab 22:14 Min.)

Drei Jahre sind wir nun schon alt. Zum Anlass unseres dritten Geburtstags, haben wir eine große Live Sendung veranstaltet, inklusive Special Guest. Mit bis zu vier Leuten haben wir uns die große Broly Trilogie vorgenommen, als Einstimmung auf den kommenden Kinofilm. Außerdem gibt es einiges an Glückwünschen und Hörerpost, sowie noch weitere Überraschungen. Hier könnt ihr unsere große Jubiläumsgala noch einmal anhören, komplett ungeschnitten, als wärt ihr live dabei gewesen! ------------------------------------------------------- Raphaels podcastige Heimat: Der Whocast. Ebenfalls empfehlenswert und demnächst von André besucht: Der graue Rat. ------------------------------------------------------- Folge direkt herunterladen

About our Guest:   Raphael is the owner of ricardos steak house, corner social, mintons playhouse and the cecil steak house as well as an executie chef, who uses his culinary mastery to incite creativity and fun with food. He is also the exectuive producer for east harlem presents which is a performing-arts venue with a multi-use art gallery space & independent programming. He is also the owner and artistic director of the Poet's Den Theater & Gallery and founder of the east harlem international film festival.   Episode Summary   Raphael talks about his journey immigrating to the United states, going into the family business. He breaks down his goal setting process, secrets to his decision making when taking on a new project and his secrets to creating a great team.     Insight from this episode:   Why trusting your gut and taking risks is important even against a great opportunity
Why Raphael turned down his internship opportunity on the first day to follow his intuition The 4 step process to making a decision before taking on a new project including opening a restaurant
How to play to your strength Business tips for selling art Why money is not in the top 3 of opening a business
 Secrets to aligning great partnerships Raphaels rejuvenating rituals Money is not what is going to make the business     Quotes:     “Dont ever do anything for monetary reasons, money is always the by product of what you do” - Raphael Benevidas episode #94 Anyone can paint art, but it takes a genius to sell it” - Raphael Benevidas episode #94   Resources Mentioned: Cell phone   Favorite Book: Brains on fire   Favorite Quote: “If you never try, youll never know if it could have been”?   3 keys to Create Your Best Life:   Be passionate about whatever you do Nurture your personal relationships Dont ever do anything for monetary reasons
   Stay Connected:   Kevin: www.kevinybrown.com www.instagram.com/kevinybrown www.twitter.com/kevinybrown www.facebook.com/kevbrown001   Guest Name: www.eastharlempresents.org instagram.com/raphaelbaccus https://twitter.com/poetsdentheater https://www.facebook.com/raphael.baccus Email: raphael@mintonsharlem.com   Subscribe to our podcast + download each episode on  itunes, google play, stitcher and www.createyourlifeseries.com/podcast    

Episode 22 von TMNT - Der Talk. Das Hauptthema diesmal ist die 2003-Cartoon Folge "Schattenkrieger". Besucht auch meinen Blog unter http://tmnttalk.blogspot.com oder schreibt mir an tmnttalk1984@gmail.com.

Im heutigen Whocast gibt es Eure, Raphaels und Koljas Reaktion auf die erste Folge der neuen Staffel Doctor Who "The eleventh hour" zu hören. Zusammen mit einem kurzen Überblick, was sich seit dem Start von Doctor Who unter neuner Flagge im Fandom so getan hat.

Im heutigen Whocast gibt es Eure, Raphaels und Koljas Reaktion auf die erste Folge der neuen Staffel Doctor Who "The eleventh hour" zu hören. Zusammen mit einem kurzen Überblick, was sich seit dem Start von Doctor Who unter neuner Flagge im Fandom so getan hat.