Podcasts about ravon

In part one of this discussion, executive director of Oxfam Canada Lauren Ravon returns to discuss Oxfam's latest report: Takers Not Makers: The Unjust Poverty and Unearned Wealth of Colonialism. Ravon and Resh Budhu explore the extreme wealth and power of the billionaire class, this era of “billionaire colonialism” and what it will take to decolonize economies in Canada and throughout the world.  According to Ravon: “I would say the highlight of this year's report is really well captured by the title Takers Not Makers, because we're focusing not just on this extreme and I'd say obscene wealth accumulation, not just the amount of wealth that's being held by the very few, but the fact that this is not wealth that is earned in any sense. This is wealth that has been taken, whether through corruption, through cronyism, through monopolistic power, through connections through inheritance, but also through the legacy, the very life legacy of colonialism." About today's guests:  Lauren Ravon, executive director of Oxfam Canada, is a committed feminist and social justice advocate with more than 15 years of international development experience. Lauren has been with Oxfam Canada since 2011, holding a number of roles – including director of Policy and Campaigns – and working tirelessly to put women's rights at the heart of the global Oxfam confederation. Before joining Oxfam, Lauren worked at the International Centre for Human Rights and Democratic Development (Rights & Democracy), where she was program manager for the Americas and oversaw the Centre's office and human rights programming in Haiti. She has also worked on programs to tackle gender-based violence and promote sexual and reproductive rights with Planned Parenthood Global and the International Rescue Committee.  Lauren has conducted extensive policy research and campaigned on issues of food justice, women's economic equality, sexual and reproductive health and rights and the role of women's movements. She holds master's degrees in international affairs and development studies from Columbia University and the Paris Institute of Political Studies. Lauren sits on the Board of Directors of the Humanitarian Coalition.                            Transcript of this episode can be accessed at georgebrown.ca/TommyDouglasInstitute.  Image: Lauren Ravon  / Used with permission. Music: Ang Kahora. Lynne, Bjorn. Rights Purchased.  Intro Voices: Ashley Booth (Podcast Announcer); Bob Luker (Tommy)  Courage My Friends Podcast Organizing Committee: Chandra Budhu, Ashley Booth, Resh Budhu.  Produced by: Resh Budhu, Tommy Douglas Institute and Breanne Doyle, rabble.ca.  Host: Resh Budhu.

Con todo el esfuerzo del Universo y más, allá vamos :)

Dans cet épisode, je vous parle de : « Psychodrame » de Liza Guez (1:36), « Theatre of dreams » de Hofesh Shechter (4:35), Le concert d'Eddy de Pretto « Crash Cœur » (5:55),« Un siècle : vie et mort de Galia Libertad » de Carole Thibaut (7:37) avec ma critique écrite ici, « Sans faire de bruit » de Tal Reuveny et Louve Reiniche-Larroche (9:37) avec ma critique écrite ici, « La Vague » de Marion Connejero (12:12), « La Trouée : road trip rural » de Cécile Morelle (15:17) avec ma critique écrite ici,« Annette » de Clémentine Colpin (16:47), « Gloria Gloria » de Marcos Caramés Blanco par Sarah Delaby-Rochette (19:05) avec ma critique écrite et mon épisode de la pièce rapportée dessus, « Wasted » de Kae Tempest par Martin Jobert (19:37)« Histoires de géants » de Youssouf Abi-Ayad (22:09) avec ma critique écrite ici, « La Mécanique des Emotions » de Eugénie Ravon (24:47), « Vielleicht » de Cédric Djedje (25:55), « Le Cabaret Vénus Noire » (30:12)« Le Ring de Katharsy » d'Alice Laloy (33:39). Get bonus content on Patreon Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Vamos con el Veinte!!

O sea, el Diecinueve Gong!

Vamos con ello, a seguir prestando MUCHA atención, o no, da igual, porque SER, ES.

Vamos!

Continuando.

Seguimos.

Antes de que se nos olvide... ahí va, y encima más largo que los demás :)

Al final... si es que no se puede estar a tantas cosas, y tenemos el 18 y todo preparado, o sea, el Décimo Tercer Gong. En fin!

Henos tenido mucho quehacer, seguimos.

Seguimos!

La Sincronicidad NO para nunca, y en este Gong donde tiene tanta importancia lo que parece ser, los átomos... todo eso, la Sonoridad que le acompaña de fondo es la Sesión de Las Oniridades de GOREG, alucinante.

Seguimos adelante por más complejo que sea. Si quieres adquirir el Libro, ya sabes: https://7soles.es/p/zono-viravon-i-modulos-del-nuevo-imperio-espanol-uri

Seguimos Arriba y Adelante!! Para conseguir el Libro en tapa blanda: https://7soles.es/p/zono-viravon-i-modulos-del-nuevo-imperio-espanol-uri

Seguimos!

Vamos con el Sexto Gong como tiene que ser. Adelante, Valientes!!

Pues aunque no escuchara esto NADIE en todo este planeta, es Nuestro deber HACERLO. Sea!

Si quieres tener el libro: https://7soles.es/p/zono-viravon-i-modulos-del-nuevo-imperio-espanol-uri

Vamos con el Tercer Gong. Si quieres el Libro, ya sabes: https://7soles.es/p/zono-viravon-i-modulos-del-nuevo-imperio-espanol-uri

Vamos con el Segundo Gong, por fin :)

Ya podemos presentar el Primer GONG del ZONO VÍRAVON en Español y URI. Es largo, no los vamos a cortar, quien quiera saber, deberá de esforzarse, si no... pues eso :)

Cuarta Parte del Prólogo.

Tercera parte del Prólogo.

Seguimos, mucha atención, mucha, no se trata de comprender según no sé quién o no sé cuántos, si no de la comprensión que es Debida desde el KA, es MUY importante. Para obtener el Libro: https://7soles.es/p/zono-viravon-i-modulos-del-nuevo-imperio-espanol-uri

Comenzamos la locución de uno de los Libros más importantes en TEBAS. La Sonoridad que acompañará en cada capítulo y parte del mismo (el Prólogo va a tener cuatro partes) es KONS II.

Recently I had the absolute honor of being in conversation with Seeda School alumni, Ravon Ruffin Feliz. Ravon who goes by she/they is a cyber anthropologist, writer, educator and founder of Citation Studio, a Black feminist experimental thinking studio mapping the possibilities of computing, archives, and nature with/on/for/at the internet. Born in Chicago, now based in the Bronx — she has worked in the arts and culture sector for 10+ years, tending to public engagements with art, archives and the internet, URL and AFK (away from keyboard). Ravon is also the steward of the “Glossary for an Anti-Colonial Black feminist Critical Media Ecology”, tenderly referred to as the ABC Glossary as a short hand. They are building the glossary inside “New Terms and Conditions”, a newsletter they launched in January of this year. In the Preface of New Terms and Conditions, they speak clearly stating, this is “an attempt to define terms like cloud, seed, garden, and data, that make visible the exploitation on our land, our resources, and our communities, and to address the exploitations that are hiding in plain-sight. and even more so, begin to liberate these terms from the lips of our oppressors.” Inside this Episode: Journey of Transformation Embodying Citational Practice Glossary as Black Method Notes on an Ecological Approach The Archive is Alive Resources: Follow Ravon's Studio: Citation Studio Follow Ravon on Instagram: @arayveeohen Subscribe to Ravon's Newsletter: New Terms and Conditions Connect to Ravon's Are.na: Follow Their Research Channels Subscribe to Ravon's YouTube Channel: The Moody Minimalist Download Seeda School's ⁠Creative Offer Questionnaire to Oneself⁠ Subscribe to ⁠Seeda School's Newsletter for weekly essay and podcast releases straight into your inbox Follow Ayana on Instagram: ⁠@ayzaco⁠ Follow Seeda School on Instagram: ⁠@seedaschool

I found out about Ravon through the newsletter she launched this earlier year, New Terms & Conditions, a glossary for an anti-colonial black feminist Critical Media Ecology or abc glossary for short. Ravon Ruffin Feliz (she/they) is a new york-based artist, cyber anthropologist, writer, educator, and founder of Citation Studio, a Black feminist experimental thinking studio mapping the possibilities of computing, archives, and nature with/on/for/at the internet. She has worked in the arts and culture sector for 10+ years tending to public engagements with art, archives, and the internet, URL and AFK. Ravon has held positions at the New Museum, The Studio Museum in Harlem, The Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture across education, public programs, and digital strategy design. She has a M.A. in American Studies from George Washington University, and a degree in Anthropology from VCU, two cultural landscapes that have deeply shaped her practice. In this episode we delve into Ravon's background in museums and also her views on technology through a black feminist perspective. Enjoy! Links: abcglossary.xyz (glossary coming soon here) blackle.com sfpc.study (school for poetic computation Jingle by: ⁠space primo

The season's third episode takes us back to George Brown College's 32nd annual Labour Fair in Toronto, ‘Corporate Power vs. Labour Power: It's Our Work!!'  Professor Benjamin McCarthy facilitates a discussion featuring Lauren Ravon, executive director of Oxfam Canada and Jared Ong, organizer and case worker with the Workers' Action Centre. Together, they discuss how this new age of corporate-driven inequality impacts workers on the ground and the hope that lies within working peoples' solidarity. Reflecting on how government should be investing in work, Ravon says: “ …When we think of what the government can invest in, when we talk about a Green Transition, the care economy is a great one. We have an aging population. Care services provide huge value to communities and also just create happier and healthier communities and they're low emissions. One of our alternatives is saying tax windfall profits, tax the super wealthy and invest in the care economy. This is also a sector that employs mostly women and racialized folks. You're creating employment opportunities. They're seen as less desirable jobs, not because they're inherently less interesting jobs than working in mining ... It's because they're not well paid. But we really see investments in the care economy as actually one of the solutions to the inequality crisis today and the climate crisis.”  On the necessity of being politically engaged, Ong says: “..when we talk about how we organize, sometimes people say we have the power to vote. But I would say voting is just one piece that people do every four years or less that actually changes the government. We can do things in between to actually make changes happen. I used to have hair, and then I became an activist and look at me. So sometimes I think, you know, all that work and why did I do it? But people have been winning. When I first started out, people were like $15 minimum wage, it's never going to happen. And today, a couple of years later, people are like $15, hell no, that's not enough ... So I do tangibly feel on the street that things are changing.” About the guests: Lauren Ravon, executive director of Oxfam Canada, is a committed feminist and social justice advocate with more than 15 years of international development experience. Ravon has been with Oxfam Canada since 2011, holding a number of roles – including director of Policy and Campaigns – and working tirelessly to put women's rights at the heart of the global Oxfam confederation. Before joining Oxfam, Ravon worked at the International Centre for Human Rights and Democratic Development (Rights & Democracy), where she was program manager for the Americas and oversaw the Centre's office and human rights programming in Haiti. She has also worked on programs to tackle gender-based violence and promote sexual and reproductive rights with Planned Parenthood Global and the International Rescue Committee. Lauren sits on the board of directors of the Humanitarian Coalition. Jared Ong is an organizer and case worker with the Workers Action Centre. He empowers workers with the tools and community to stand up against bad bosses and protect themselves at work. But he also knows that systemic changes must happen Ontario-wide to raise the bar for all our workers because our minimum labour standards are not enough. Panel Moderator, Benjamin McCarthy is a faculty with the School of Labour at George Brown College and an organizer with the College Annual Labour Fair. Transcript of this episode can be accessed at georgebrown.ca/TommyDouglasInstitute.  Image: Lauren Ravon, Jared Ong  / Used with permission. Music: Ang Kahora. Lynne, Bjorn. Rights Purchased.  Intro Voices: Ashley Booth (Podcast Announcer); Bob Luker (Tommy); Grace Taruc-Almeda, Karin Maier and Jim Cheung (Street Voices)   Courage My Friends Podcast Organizing Committee: Chandra Budhu, Ashley Booth, Resh Budhu.  Produced by: Resh Budhu, Tommy Douglas Institute and Breanne Doyle, rabble.ca.  Host: Resh Budhu.

For our sixth episode, Lauren Ravon, executive director of Oxfam Canada and Michéle Biss, national director of the National Right to Housing Network, discuss Oxfam's latest report, Inequality, Inc.on the growing power of corporate monopolies, the unprecedented rise in global inequality and the urgent need for public action.  Speaking to Oxfam's latest report on global inequality, Ravon says: “This has been a decade so far that has been full of pain for most people around the world. The decade of a pandemic, of rampant inflation, food prices going up, war, climate chaos, climate emergencies … But this is also the decade where the wealth of the five richest men doubled. 5 billion people became poorer. So this report that Oxfam released Inequality Inc., is really painting this picture of a decade of division where you have huge wealth concentration in very, very few hands and more and more people on the planet struggling to get by. And this is not a coincidence that wealth is ballooning on one end and people are seeing the bottom fall out on the other end. Inequality is by design. It's not an accident. It's not inevitable. The super, super rich and their corporations are funneling wealth towards the top and robbing the rest of humanity of the very resources they need to survive.”  Biss reflects on the role of communities in pushing back against corporate power and inequality: “I think about this context as well in terms of the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals agenda, right? We have a goal of no poverty by 2030. And as the Oxfam report said, 230 years away from no poverty, right? It's a long way to go. And it can really seem overwhelming in the face of this vast inequality.But if we want to get involved, if we want to push our governments to make better choices around regulation, around taxation, around investment in our social safety net and away from the private sector, a lot of that takes community engagement..And remembering that economic, social, and cultural rights, the right to housing, the right to food, the right to health, those aren't just words, they're actual human rights ..And so finding ways within communities, within the national context to exercise those rights is going to be really key to being able to turn the tide.”  Read the latest Oxfam 2024 Report, Inequality, Inc. About today's guests: Lauren Ravon, executive director of Oxfam Canada, is a committed feminist and social justice advocate with more than 15 years of international development experience. Ravon has been with Oxfam Canada since 2011, holding a number of roles – including director of Policy and Campaigns – and working tirelessly to put women's rights at the heart of the global Oxfam confederation. Before joining Oxfam, Ravon worked at the International Centre for Human Rights and Democratic Development (Rights & Democracy), where she was program manager for the Americas and oversaw the Centre's office and human rights programming in Haiti. She has also worked on programs to tackle gender-based violence and promote sexual and reproductive rights with Planned Parenthood Global and the International Rescue Committee. Lauren sits on the board of directors of the Humanitarian Coalition.  Michèle Biss is the national director of the National Right to Housing Network. As an expert in economic and social rights, she has presented at several United Nations treaty body reviews and at Canadian parliamentary committees. Prior to her work at the NRHN, Michèle was the policy director and human rights lawyer at Canada Without Poverty. In 2016, she graduated from the Advanced Course on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights at Åbo Akademi University in Finland. She has extensive professional experience working for marginalized groups, particularly women, persons with disabilities, newcomers, and Indigenous persons through casework, research, and community legal education. In her local Ottawa community, she sits on the board of directors of Ottawa Community Legal Services. She is a human rights lawyer and was called to the Ontario bar in 2014. Transcript of this episode can be accessed at georgebrown.ca/TommyDouglasInstitute.   Images: Lauren Ravon, Michéle Biss / Used with permission. Music: Ang Kahora. Lynne, Bjorn. Rights Purchased.  Intro Voices: Ashley Booth (Podcast Announcer); Bob Luker (Tommy); Grace Taruc-Almeda, Karin Maier and Jim Cheung (Street Voices)   Courage My Friends podcast organizing committee: Chandra Budhu, Ashley Booth, Resh Budhu.  Produced by: Resh Budhu, Tommy Douglas Institute and Breanne Doyle, rabble.ca.  Host: Resh Budhu.

Ce 145e épisode de Pos. report revient sur les moments forts de l'année 2023 en compagnie de deux journalistes spécialisés, Didier Ravon, qui collabore notamment avec Voiles & Voiliers, et Paul Gury, de Voile Magazine.Nous commençons par évoquer The Ocean Race, l'un comme l'autre estimant que l'essai de la classe Imoca sur la course autour du monde en équipage a été transformé, augurant davantage de bateaux sur la prochaine édition, en 2027/2028. Place ensuite au circuit Figaro, avec là encore un pari réussi, celui d'imposer le format mixte sur la Transat Paprec, ouvrant la classe et la navigation au large à des navigatrices qui y ont peu accès, comme Pauline Courtois, venue du match-racing.Nos deux invités nous donnent ensuite leurs coups de coeur respectifs sur la 16e édition de la Transat Jacques Vabre Normandie-Le Havre, avant de revenir sur la saison de l'équipe de France olympique, marquée par ses cinq médailles au test-event de Marseille, et le titre de Marin de l'Année pour Lauriane Nolot, que l'un comme l'autre estiment mérité.Nous nous projetons ensuite sur l'année 2024 qui s'annonce exceptionnelle, marquée par quatre grands rendez-vous que nous détaillons avec les deux journalistes, l'Arkea Ultim Challenge-Brest, les Jeux olympiques, la Coupe de l'America et le Vendée Globe !Diffusé le 19 décembre 2023 Générique : Fast and wild/EdRecordsPost-production : Grégoire Levillain 

In our fourth episode Dalia Al-Awqati, head of humanitarian affairs for Save the Children Canada and Lauren Ravon, executive director of Oxfam Canada discuss the humanitarian crisis taking place in the Gaza Strip.  How do we understand the devastating toll of death, displacement and destruction upon the largely civilian Palestinian population, almost half of them children? What of the impossible choices facing aid workers and colleagues on the ground as they are caught within the turmoil of Gaza? Why are humanitarian pauses not enough? And why is a ceasefire the only answer? Describing the crisis facing the children of Gaza, Al-Awqati says:  “In the first three weeks of the conflict, more children were killed than the annual total of children killed in conflict zones across the world since 2019. That alone gives you a scale of how horrific this has been, and particularly for children. We see and we hear from our staff, and we see through the news, through social media as well, the impact that this is having, in terms of mental health, but also in terms of people's ability to access their basic needs. We know that children are not able to access clean drinking water. This is a population, 80 per cent of which already depended on humanitarian aid prior to this latest escalation. There's 1,350 children that are missing in Gaza. Many of them feared to be under the rubble.” According to Ravon, the only answer is a ceasefire:  “Oxfam and Save the Children and many other organizations around the world are calling for a ceasefire rather than a humanitarian pause or humanitarian corridors because the reality is that in these circumstances, in the way this attack is being carried out, there is no way to keep civilians safe. No corridor, no pause will guarantee safety, because people are deprived of resources. So even if you had a pause where you're safe from immediate bombing, that doesn't answer all the other immediate needs that people are facing … Depriving civilians of the means for survival is a violation of human rights; and a ceasefire is the only way to ensure that the physical violence stops and that humanitarian aid can enter in.”  About today's guests: Dalia Al-Awqati, head of humanitarian affairs for Save the Children Canada. Al-Awqati is the head of Humanitarian Affairs for Save the Children Canada. She has over twenty years of experience in the non-profit sector, with a specialization in emergency response and management in complex crises. Prior to joining Save the Children Canada, Al-Awqati has worked with various international non-governmental organizations (INGOs) including the International Rescue Committee (IRC), Mercy Corps, and Danish Refugee Council (DRC). As an emergency responder, Dalia has responded to crises in Bangladesh, Democratic Republic of Congo, Iraq, Libya, South Sudan, and Syria, amongst others. Al-Awqati grew up in the Middle East. She is a native Arabic speaker of Iraqi and Palestinian origins.  Lauren Ravon, executive director of Oxfam Canada, is a committed feminist and social justice advocate with more than 15 years of international development experience. Ravon has been with Oxfam Canada since 2011, holding a number of roles – including director of Policy and Campaigns – and working tirelessly to put women's rights at the heart of the global Oxfam confederation. Before joining Oxfam, Ravon worked at the International Centre for Human Rights and Democratic Development (Rights & Democracy), where she was program manager for the Americas and oversaw the Centre's office and human rights programming in Haiti. She has also worked on programs to tackle gender-based violence and promote sexual and reproductive rights with Planned Parenthood Global and the International Rescue Committee. Lauren sits on the board of directors of the Humanitarian Coalition. You can donate to the Humanitarian Coalition by visiting their Donation page. Transcript of this episode can be accessed at georgebrown.ca/TommyDouglasInstitute.   Images: Dalia Al-Awqati, Lauren Ravon / Used with permission. Music: Ang Kahora. Lynne, Bjorn. Rights Purchased.  Intro Voices: Ashley Booth (Podcast Announcer); Bob Luker (Tommy); Grace Taruc-Almeda, Karin Maier and Jim Cheung (Street Voices)   Courage My Friends podcast organizing committee: Chandra Budhu, Ashley Booth, Resh Budhu.  Produced by: Resh Budhu, Tommy Douglas Institute and Breanne Doyle, rabble.ca.  Host: Resh Budhu. 

NEW SHAGGY, RAVON, DAVIDO, WIZKID, PANTORANKIN, POPCAAN, 450, SKENG, SEAN PAUL, BEENIE MAN, CHICO, SHANIEL MUIR, NINIOLA, KHALIA, BUSY SIGNAL & MORE...

Deux sujets au menu de ce 97e épisode de Pos. Report : la Route du Rhum-Destination Guadeloupe, dont le palmarès de la 12e édition est désormais complet, et l'élection du Marin de l'Année 2022, dont le lauréat sera connu vendredi 2 décembre lors de la Soirée des champions organisée à l'Olympia par la Fédération française de voile. Pour en parler, un marin qui a été élu Marin de l'Année à trois reprises, Michel Desjoyeaux, par ailleurs vainqueur de la Route du Rhum en Orma en 2002, et le journaliste Didier Ravon (pour Voiles & Voiliers et Libération entre autres). Nous commençons donc par revenir sur la 12e édition de la Route du Rhum, Michel Desjoyeaux évoquant “un joli cru”, même s'il se montre un peu "chafouin" quant au report du départ. Didier Ravon parle de son côté d'une “belle Route du Rhum, difficile, avec des fronts à passer, beaucoup de suspense et de superbes vainqueurs.” Des vainqueurs que nous passons ensuite en revue. Didier Ravon se montre impressionné par Yoann Richomme, qui est un peu “le Mbappé de la voile”, victorieux pour la deuxième fois de suite en Class40, nos deux invités louent le côté “dur au mal” de Thomas Ruyant, qui s'est imposé en Imoca, Michel Desjoyeaux estime que Charles Caudrelier, vainqueur en Ultim, a navigué à son image, “très propre, jamais dans le paraître”, et qu'Erwan Le Roux a réussi à l'emporter en Ocean Fifty parce qu'il avait “le cuir un peu plus épais” que son dauphin Quentin Vlamynck, dont Didier Ravon tient à souligner la prestation. Nous évoquons ensuite l'élection du Marin de l'Année, titre que Michel Desjoyeaux a donc remporté à trois reprises, en 2001, 2007 et 2009, confiant sa surprise d'avoir été élu en 2009 - il pensait que la récompense irait à l'équipage de Banque Populaire V de Pascal Bidégorry pour son record de l'Atlantique -, au point de ne rien avoir préparé avant de monter sur scène. Nos deux invités commentent ensuite la liste des six nommés - Charles Caudrelier, Thomas Ruyant, Jean-Baptiste Bernaz, Marion Mortefon, Adrien Bosson, Pauline Courtois. Didier Ravon, qui a fait partie de tous les jurys depuis la première édition en 2001, estime qu'il manque peut-être “Tom Laperche, Yoann Richomme et Lauriane Nolot”, il fait ensuite part de sa préférence, différente de celle de Michel Desjoyeaux. Diffusé le 29 novembre 2022 Générique : Fast and wild/EdRecords Post-production : Grégoire Levillain

Sam Houston women's basketball head coach Ravon Justice joined the podcast to talk about the Bearkats, the craziness of the 2021-22 season, winning streaks, transfers, Faith Cook and more. Justice is excited for her first full season in the WAC after missing the first seven games during a leave of absence. Follow WAC Hoops Digest on Social Media Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/WACHoopsDigest Twitter - https://twitter.com/WACHoopsDigest Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/wachoopsdigest/  

Join us as we talk to Ravon and Zyrion about the importance of mental health and support for transition-age youth.  The Zone is a youth drop-in center located in Paducah, KY.  Having a safe place for young adults to connect with other positive influences is vital for a community.

Today Tim spoke with Ravon Johnson, he is the Church Engagement Program Manager at Seattle's Union Gospel Mission. They discussed  all the amazing things the Seattle's Union Gospel Mission does for homeless people. Also their  new project called: Cornerstone, a 10-year plan to increase the reach and success of our programs, enabling us to serve more homeless neighbors more effectively.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of my first ever recruits recount our early meetings, the highs and lows, and her eventual path to becoming a collegiate head coach.  We discuss the emotions of a player who signs with a school and one of the coaches depart.  The path of going from a player to a college coach.  A day in the life of a college head coach.  And even a funny story involving Coaching legend Leon Barmore from the Lady Techster Camp of Champions

Pour ce 69e épisode de Pos. Report, retour du club de la presse avec beaucoup d'actualité à commenter en compagnie de trois journalistes spécialisés, Didier Ravon, qui collabore, entre autres avec Voiles & Voiliers et Libération, Jacques Guyader, de Ouest-France, et Stéfan L'Hermitte, grand reporter pour L'Équipe. Les deux premiers commencent par raconter comment ils ont vécu la 44e édition du Spi Ouest-France, qui a eu lieu lors du week-end de Pâques, avec beaucoup de soleil, peu de vent, mais de bons moments sur l'eau et à terre. Jacques Guyader a notamment apprécié de revoir quelques IRC « vintage », Didier Ravon les régates en Open 5.70, série qui attire les jeunes, notamment féminines. Nous évoquons ensuite les 1 000 Milles des Sables, qui a réuni Ocean Fifty (victoire de Sam Goodchild) et Class40 (succès de Corentin Douguet), l'occasion de souligner le dynamisme de la Class40. Un dynamisme qui concerne également l'Imoca. Stéfan L'Hermitte raconte ainsi une rencontre par hasard avec un sponsor de Louis Duc qui lui a fait part de son enthousiasme, malgré un projet sans grands moyens, pour le circuit et le Vendée Globe. Cet enthousiasme est partagé par nombre de partenaires, comme le confirme le nombre record d'inscrits sur la Route du Rhum 2022 – 138 -, ce qui va obliger les trois journalistes à faire des choix éditoriaux, d'où des discussions parfois animées au sein des rédactions. Nous ouvrons ensuite un chapitre consacré au litige qui oppose l'équipe de François Gabart à la classe Ultim 32/23, un conflit jugé « dommageable » par nos trois invités, d'autant que la situation semble aujourd'hui bloquée. Le tour de l'actualité se poursuit avec la Coupe de l'America, dont la 37e édition se disputera à Barcelone, avec sans doute un défi français, à propos duquel Didier Ravon donne quelques informations, la Semaine olympique française de Hyères qui débute le 23 avril, et la Solo Maître CoQ, qui marque le coup d'envoi de la saison de Figaro.  Diffusé le 19 avril 2022 Générique : Fast and wild/EdRecords Post-production : Grégoire Levillain

Your vision is your most important dream or mental picture. It can also be a set of dreams and long-term goals. A vision defines the optimal desired future state; it tells of what you would like to achieve over a longer time. Vision can be your personal “why” or the organization's internal purpose of existence. Listen to Ravon and I discuss all this and more on the Season Finale of "Create Your Own Story." @Veez_Visionz

Ce 37e épisode de Pos. Report met le cap sur Tokyo, et plus précisément sur Enoshima, le plan d'eau des Jeux Olympiques qui, pour les épreuves de voile, auront lieu du 25 juillet au 4 août. Notre premier invité, Jonathan Lobert, compte deux participations aux JO dont il a été médaillé de bronze en 2012, notre second, Didier Ravon, journaliste pour Voiles & Voiliers, a couvert plusieurs fois la compétition. Jonathan Lobert commence par revenir sur sa non-qualification pour ces Jeux de Tokyo en Finn, avec une campagne qui avait bien débuté mais s'est finalement enrayée sur un démâtage lors des Mondiaux d'Aarhus en 2018, le Rochelais ayant finalement échoué en mai à Porto à décrocher le fameux sésame olympique. Didier Ravon insiste sur l'enchaînement de coups du sort dont a été victime Jonathan Lobert et rappelle que c'est tout de même une performance pour la France d'être présente à Enoshima dans 9 séries sur 10. Nous évoquons ensuite le plan d'eau olympique, qui, selon le médaillé de bronze des Jeux de Londres, peut être changeant, avec cependant des conditions majoritaires de brise d'une quinzaine de nœuds et quelques pièges, comme – ce que Didier Ravon tient de Quentin Delapierre - un... élevage de poissons ! Certes hors parcours, mais qu'il faudra éviter en se rendant sur les ronds de compétition... Nos deux invités évaluent ensuite les chances de médailles françaises, Didier Ravon verrait « assez bien quatre médailles », Jonathan Lobert ajoutant même : « Si tout se passe bien, on peut faire cinq médailles. » Série par série, nous passons en revue ces potentiels médaillables, de Charline Picon, championne olympique en titre, que Jonathan Lobert trouve très sereine, au duo Quentin Delapierre/Manon Audinet en Nacra 17 – « les parfaits outsiders » pour Didier Ravon – en passant par Jean-Baptiste Bernaz et les deux équipages de 470. Pour finir, Jonathan Lobert parle de sa reconversion post-olympique, entre compétitions en SB20, Fastnet en août, et éventuellement coaching en vue de Paris 2024. Il regrette au passage la disparition du Finn du programme olympique, non compensée, ce qui fait que les « gros gabarits n'ont plus leur place aux Jeux ». Un regret partagé par Didier Ravon, qui estime par ailleurs que le refus par le CIO d'avaliser la course au large double mixte en vue des Jeux de Paris 2024 est « un gâchis. »  Diffusé le 13 juillet 2021 Générique : Fast and wild/EdRecords Post-production : Clovis Tisserand

Pour ce 22e épisode de Pos. Report, nous recevons le Skipper Macif 2019 Pierre Quiroga, quatrième de la Solo Maître CoQ qui s'est achevée samedi dernier par la deuxième victoire consécutive de Tom Laperche, et le journaliste Didier Ravon, qui collabore pour Libération et Voiles & Voiliers, dont il a été par le passé rédacteur en chef. Pierre Quiroga revient d'abord sur les enseignements qu'il tire de la Solo Maître CoQ, satisfait de sa quatrième place et surtout de sa victoire sur la grande course, une boucle de 340 milles autour des Sables d'Olonne. Il évoque la dureté physique dans la brise du Figaro Beneteau 3 qui, au-delà de 19 nœuds, oblige les marins à barrer quasiment en permanence, d'où la nécessité d'être en parfaite condition physique pour tenir le rythme. Didier Ravon se montre d'ailleurs impressionné par la nouvelle génération de figaristes et se réjouit de voir que cette classe s'ouvre de plus en plus aux femmes. Pierre Quiroga évoque ensuite ses objectifs à la hausse, entre la Transat en double Concarneau-Saint-Barthélémy, qu'il courra avec Erwan Le Draoulec, et la Solitaire du Figaro, confiant que pour sa cinquième saison sur le circuit il est temps de « scorer ». Interrogé sur son avenir, le sudiste confie réfléchir à un projet de Class40 sur la prochaine Route du Rhum, et rêve de Vendée Globe à horizon 2028. Nous terminons cet épisode par commenter Didier Ravon, qui a bien suivi le dossier, l'élection surprise de Jean-Luc Dénéchau à la présidence de la Fédération française de voile devant le sortant Nicolas Hénard. Nos deux invités évoquent enfin l'incertitude planant sur la nouvelle épreuve olympique de course au large double mixte, qui attend le verdict du CIO. Diffusé le 30 mars 2021  Générique : Fast and wild/EdRecords Post-production : Clovis Tisserand

Filling in for Janae, Ravon is back on the podcast to discuss liberation vs exploitation with Paige and why was there little to no outrage over the song "Throat Baby."

This week we are joined with Dr. Ravon. He is a periodontist in the Beverly Hills CA area. He came to the US from France to be trained a dentist here and worked for a few years as a general dentist before specializing in periodontics. He shares his mistakes and best decisions throughout practice ownership and freelancing along with his advice for incoming dental students about forming a clear vision for their future. Engage with the podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dentaldownloadpodcast/ Dr. Ravon's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drravon/ Haley's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/HaleySchultz Haley's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/haleyschultz_yt/

Vroege Vogels Radio op NPO Radio 1 wordt zondag gepresenteerd door Menno Bentveld vanuit het Radiohuis. Onder andere in de uitzending: Plantenjacht, Ster van Bethlehem, sneeuwspringer, schoolgaande grutto's, natuurboeken voor Kerst , balans van RAVON, boerenzwaluw en deel 2 van het sprekende bos. De column is deze week van Jelle Reumer.

Sam Houston head women's basketball coach Ravon Justice joins the show to talk about the way last season ended and when she expects to see from this year's squad.

It's our 100th episode! Together, we share our journey of creating the ATWC's podcast. Why we started, what it takes to keep it going, & what hopes we have for the future? We wouldn't be here were it not for yall, so we are joined by two faithful listeners - (Renita and Ravon). They help us celebrate by sharing their favorite episodes/guests & even ask us their own rapid-fire questions. Thank you so much to all who continue to listen and support us in all our raggedy, creative, vulnerable, nebulous expression. You know who you are. You are appreciated. Join us...Shop Love Lavender Shea & use code: Around for 15% off!https://www.lovelavendershea.com/shopContact Us:IG: @aroundthewaycurlsPhone: (215) 948-2780Email: aroundthewaycurls@gmail.comPatreon: www.patreon.com/aroundthewaycurlsPurchase "Celebration" by Kanye West here: "https://music.apple.com/us/album/celebration/1440668749?i=1440669593

FAIR USE DISCLAIMER: I do not own the copyright for this copyrighted material.All Featured Content Is Monetized By The Respective Copyright Owners & Record Labels. All Mixes, Kushtape is only for Promotional Use Only.THIS DJ RECORDING IS STRICTLY FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY. All Featured Content Is Monetized By The Respective Copyright Owners & Record Labels. If you like this mix then please SHARE it with your friends & SUBSCRIBE to My Channel for a lot more mixes.#BobbyKush #TheEntertainmentBoss #KushTapeSeries #Clarendon #Jamaica #Guyana #Barbados #USA #UK #Canada #Africa #Entertainer #BookNow #Vibes #Woshoeeee #NeverStopNeverFlop #NoGuideLines #Kushtape #HiphopMix #HiPHopremix#Episode1 #DancehallRemix

FAIR USE DISCLAIMER: I do not own the copyright for this copyrighted material.All Featured Content Is Monetized By The Respective Copyright Owners & Record Labels. All Mixes, Kushtape is only for Promotional Use Only.THIS DJ RECORDING IS STRICTLY FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY. All Featured Content Is Monetized By The Respective Copyright Owners & Record Labels. If you like this mix then please SHARE it with your friends & SUBSCRIBE to My Channel for a lot more mixes.#BobbyKush #TheEntertainmentBoss #KushTapeSeries #Clarendon #Jamaica #Guyana #Barbados #USA #UK #Canada #Africa #Entertainer #BookNow #Vibes #Woshoeeee #NeverStopNeverFlop #NoGuideLines #Kushtape # #2020ReggaeMix#Episode13 #LoversRockMix #LoversRockReggaeMix #livedance #Dancehall2020 #LoversRockMix

Ravon Baxter debut on the Fight Bananas Podcast. Ravon talks about life as a martial artist, death, LeBron James and what fighting on UFC Fight Pass for iKON 1 means to him!   Subscribe to the Fight Bananas YouTube Channel Follow davidvanauken on Instagram Follow RUDE on Instagram Head to retrograppler.com for the sickest rash guards in the game! Visit justblazedclothing.com for the newest dopest clothing line in the industry. Follow makotek_mouthguards on Instagram Follow Fusion CBD Products on Instagram - Use Code Fight2020 for 20% off your Order

Hello and welcome beautiful people! Thank you for choosing to worship with us this morning! Today, pastors Ravon Woods brings you an anointed message titled "Shipwrecked". Don't forget to let us know where you are watching from in the comments! New to GodChasers? https://bit.ly/Gc3Connect

Hello and welcome beautiful people! Thank you for choosing to worship with us this morning! Today, pastors Ravon Woods brings you an anointed message titled "Shipwrecked". Don't forget to let us know where you are watching from in the comments! New to GodChasers? https://bit.ly/Gc3Connect

Hello and welcome beautiful people! Thank you for choosing to worship with us this morning! Today, pastors Ravon Woods brings you an anointed message titled "Shipwrecked". Don't forget to let us know where you are watching from in the comments! New to GodChasers? https://bit.ly/Gc3Connect

Hello and welcome beautiful people! Thank you for choosing to worship with us this morning! Today, pastors Ravon Woods brings you an anointed message titled "Shipwrecked". Don't forget to let us know where you are watching from in the comments! New to GodChasers? https://bit.ly/Gc3Connect

Hello and welcome beautiful people! Thank you for choosing to worship with us this morning! Today, pastors Ravon Woods brings you an anointed message titled "Shipwrecked". Don't forget to let us know where you are watching from in the comments! New to GodChasers? https://bit.ly/Gc3Connect

Hello and welcome beautiful people! Thank you for choosing to worship with us this morning! Today, pastors Ravon Woods brings you an anointed message titled "Shipwrecked". Don't forget to let us know where you are watching from in the comments! New to GodChasers? https://bit.ly/Gc3Connect

by Heart of the City   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Millennial Entrepreneurship. Exposing clients, Black owned vs ____, Your customers service is Tr.... , and more .... Kristina: ig @kristina_ravon ♡ YouTube Kristina Ravon --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lynn-b4/support

Here we interview an up and coming MMA fighter, Ravon Baxter, from Clarksville,TN. In this podcast, he documents his journey into the world of MMA. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/naliniglobal/support

"Être utile, c'est être volontaire." Corey a 18 ans. En juin dernier, il a obtenu un bac professionnel en gestion des milieux naturels et de la faune. Il envisageait de continuer ses études en apprentissage, mais il n'a pas trouvé d'entreprise pour l'accueillir. Il s'est alors renseigné sur le Service Civique et les missions liées à l'écologie. Aujourd'hui, il propose des activités éducatives pour impliquer les enfants dans la protection de l'environnement. Un tremplin avant de poursuivre ses études en gestion et protection de la nature. Vous souhaitez proposer une idée ou apporter votre témoignage ? Contactez-nous à l'adresse etreutile@groundcontrolparis.com. En savoir + : www.service-civique.gouv.fr www.ticketforchange.org Pour ne pas rater le prochain épisode, abonnez-vous sur Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, SoundCloud, Deezer et toutes vos plateformes d'écoute habituelles. Un podcast réalisé par Ground Control avec le soutien du Service Civique.

5 Cent Psychiatrist - Hanging Free, Sonic Graffiti - Her Love Stops Atom Bombs, The Darling Fire - The Constant, Dharmata - Echoes, Josh Gluck -Standby, EminencePro - Motivation, NeverTel - Cold, Ravon "Steely" Rhoden -Shower Me With Your Love, Modern Mimes -Mind Lies, Nervous Monks - St, Augustine Cosmic Joke

Each & Every Sunday From 9:00pm-11:30pm Come Chat With Us About The Latest On New Jersey And Surrounding Areas. LIVE ON MIXLR (LINK BELOW) ⬇️

The best of oldskull RnB mixed and produced by Dj Chaplain Kenya and Dj Ravon 254 #LostskullAffair #DjChaplainKenya #DjRavon254

The best of oldskull RnB mixed and produced by Dj Chaplain Kenya and Dj Ravon 254 #LostskullAffair #DjChaplainKenya #DjRavon254

The best of oldskull RnB mixed and produced by Dj Chaplain Kenya and Dj Ravon 254 #LostskullAffair #DjChaplainKenya #DjRavon254

The Avengers are sent to 1941 to face off against the Grandmaster's next challenge. Meanwhile, the Black Knight magically appears in the future to help out the Avengers. I guess he has time travel powers now? We are joined by Jordan Zeilinger from Wreck My Podcast for this story arc. You can check out his podcast on all the podcasting apps and Youtube. You can also find the show on Twitter and Instagram @wreckmypodcast Do you have a story arc you'd like us to cover? Send us your ideas. Twitter: @comicrundown Instagram: @comicbookrundown Email: comicbookrundown@gmail.com Hosted by Joe Janero and Jordan Zeilinger Edited by Joe Janero Opening theme edited by Pete Piekarski, Jr. Music by Peter McIssac Music and can be found with tons of other amazing tracks at Premiumbeat.com

The Avengers need four victories to save the world from the Grandmaster, but when an ally steps in to help with the final battle, things get way more complicated. We are joined by Jordan Zeilinger from Wreck My Podcast for this story arc. You can check out his podcast on all the podcasting apps and Youtube. You can also find the show on Twitter and Instagram @wreckmypodcast Do you have a story arc you'd like us to cover? Send us your ideas. Twitter: @comicrundown Instagram: @comicbookrundown Email: comicbookrundown@gmail.com Hosted by Joe Janero and Jordan Zeilinger Edited by Joe Janero Opening theme edited by Pete Piekarski, Jr. Music by Peter McIssac Music and can be found with tons of other amazing tracks at Premiumbeat.com

1. El Callejero – Willy Rosario 2. Mujer De La Vida – Orquesta Opus 3. Plante Bandera – Tommy Olivencia 4. Indestructible – Ray Barreto 5. Quien Dijo Miedo – Raul Marreno 6. Que Vuelva – Raulin Rodriguez 7. Los Pobres Tambien Aman – Teodoro Reyes 8. Cuando El Amor Se Va – El Chaval 9. Donde Estara – Antony Santos 10. El Verde de Tus Ojos – Kiko Rodriguez 11. Loco De Amor – Luis Vargas 12. Elizabeth – Jose Manuel “El Sultan” 13. Vibora Del Mar – Tono Rosario 14. Ajena – Zafra Negra 15. La Loba – Miriam Cruz 16. Lady Laura – La Banda Loca 17. Melina – Los Toros Band 18. Tu Vas A Llorar – Rubby Perez 19. Vamos Pa’ La Disco – Guanabanas 20. Anda – Magante Y Valentino 21. En La Disco – Baby Rasta y Gringo 22. Mi Gatita Y Yo ft. Guanabanas – Daddy Yankee 23. Guayale El Mahon – Wisin Y Yandel 24. Gata Celosa ft. Hector Y Tito – Magnante Y Valentino 25. Guayando – Daddy Yankee & Nicky Jam 26. Freaks ft. Doug E Fresh – Lil Vicious 27. Trailer Load Of Girls – Shabba Ranks 28. Ghetto Red Hot – Super Cat 29. Passport Buddy – Risto Benji 30. Dembow – Shaba Ranks 31. Big Up ft. Ravon – Shaggy 32. Romantic Call – Patra

London Live with Mike Stubbs - 2019-1-21 [00:00:00] 1:06 pm - Stubbs (Devon guest host) - Former London Police Chief Murray Faulkner [00:12:34] 1:21 pm - Stubbs ( Devon guest host) - Dave Gilmore, Chief Pare continued [00:21:00] 1:35 pm - Stubbs ( Devon guest host) - Joe Couto, pre-paid gas pumps [00:29:38] 1:46 pm - Stubbs - pre-paid gas calls [00:38:02] 1:56 pm - Stubbs (Devon guest host) - Hour 2 teeup [00:39:42] 2:06 pm - Stubbs (Devon guest host) - Steve Cordes, Youth Opportunities Unlimited [00:51:44] 2:20 pm - Stubbs ( Devon guest host) - auren Ravon, director of policy and campaigns for Oxfam Canada [01:00:56] 2:35 pm - Stubbs (Devon guest host) - Linda Stobo, National Non-Smoking Week [01:10:04] 2:46 pm - Stubbs ( Devon guest host) - Brent Carr, Blue Monday [01:19:40] 2:58 pm - Stubbs (Devon guest host) - outro

It's a Celebration... NYE at Gc3! For more information about GodChasers please visit our website at http://Connect.GodChasers.cc We'd love to hear from you. Text GODCHASERS to 210-871-0808 to receive daily inspiration.

It's a Celebration... NYE at Gc3! For more information about GodChasers please visit our website at http://Connect.GodChasers.cc We'd love to hear from you. Text GODCHASERS to 210-871-0808 to receive daily inspiration.

Sam Houston State women's basketball coach Ravon Justice and men's basketball coach Jason Hooten join the show this week for a special hardwood edition of Chasing the Cup. Host Ryan Reynolds (@RPRTalks) sits down with the head coaches to talk about the upcoming basketball season.

Our guest today is Aner Ravon, Co-Founder and Chief Revenue Officer at Zirra, a technology company focused on market analysis, using big data and artificial intelligence. Aner and his co-founder recognized a real pain point for investors and anyone else doing research on smaller companies: it is very time intensive to search the universe of sources and pull together a basic set of facts. They thought, wouldn’t it be nice if we could use artificial intelligence to scan public sources and pull together the basic information, so that analysts can spend their time on processing the information and synthesis. And that is just what they built. Zirra’s main product is a company snapshot that is built by a combination of artificial intelligence and a human editor who provides quality control. The snapshots are created on demand and take about 24 hours or less to deliver. I’ve tried out the service myself and I’ve been very satisfied.  The report you receive looks like it was created by a human.  It draws on dozens of potential sources, such as LinkedIn for number of employees, Glassdoor for employee reviews, websites of the company and its competitors.  All the sources the report relies on are listed with live links. The price of this company snapshot depends on how many you are going to purchase. If you are buying only a handful, the price starts at $200. If you are industrial scale, the price can get down to $100 each. The ideal target to research using Zirra has revenue in the $5 to $100 million range.  For smaller companies, there probably isn’t much public on the web for Zirra to scrape.  And for larger companies you can probably find some Wikipedia article or analyst coverage to get you up to speed. The ideal time to use Zirra is right at the beginning of a project.  If you’ve already been looking at a company for a couple of weeks, you will probably already know most of what Zirra will tell you. The biggest value is using Zirra to quickly get up to speed so starting on Day 2 of your project you’re prepared to ask smarter questions as you pursue your research. You can get started with Zirra by visiting www.zirra.com, click on the Pricing page and submit an inquiry. Aner himself will read your request and make sure you are taken care of.

August 9, Listen to Ravon Justice, head coach of Prairie View AandM women's basketball, discuss her first season as head coach at PV as well as her reasons for why she chose the PV job. Coach Justice also defines her coaching style and philosophy and more...

Ravon aka iEEAT Melo is an aspiring hip hop artist. He came on this Tolgaless show and spoke about his upbringing and what led him to the path that he is on now. We briefly talk about his life and future plans, but this one is one for hip hop fans as we throw on a bunch of beats and let Melo get to work. Johnny sits in for Tolga and even throws in a few verses himself.

Aner Ravon. He’s the co-founder and chief product officer of his new company called Zirra. Zirra’s mission is to solve the education and entry pain of the retail investors when it comes to equity investments. Before this company, Aner spent his time at Celltick as a VP of media and head of business unit. Famous Five: Favorite Book? – The Tipping Point What CEO do you follow? –  Steve Jobs Favorite online tool? — Ask  Wonder Do you get 8 hours of sleep?— No If you could let your 20-year old self, know one thing, what would it be? – “Not to worry so much”   Time Stamped Show Notes: 02:42 – Nathan introduces Aner to the show 02:58 – Zirra steps into the void between data and excel analysis of the companies 03:10 – There’s a big void in the data collection and actual decision making of a company for the people who want to invest 03:48 – Zirra is a service 03:52 – Zirra has an a la carte system which is pay-as-you-go 03:55 – Zirra has 2 main products 03:58 – Spotlight reports which costs $49 04:11 – Value packages for corporate investors which is a monthly subscription 04:29 – Average customer pay is $99 monthly 05:05 – Zirra started in August 2014 05:30 – Zirra first offered their services for free 05:45 – Aner shares how they decided to stop the free service 06:01 – Zirra had 150 free users 06:13 – Some of the free users are large equity firms 06:23 – Zirra started in Israel 06:35 – Microsoft was using ZIrra heavily, for free 07:00 – 80% of the free users converted to paid users 07:20 – Zirra managed the free service with free coupons 07:41 – Zirra didn’t take away the credits, but started renewing them 07:48 – When users use up their credits, they’ll be greeted with a pay wall 08:05 – Zirra’s paywall: pay $49 to get the report or buy 10 reports for $299 08:40 – Zirra’s revenue comes from pay-as-you-go and monthly subscriptions 09:10 – 15 customers are on monthly subscriptions 09:20 – 40-50 of the customers are habitual users 10:35 – Another product Zirra offers is deep report which sells from $1K-3K 11:45 – Team size is 15 12:39 – Zirra is based in Telavi, Israel 12:49 – Zirra has raised capital and closed almost $3M 13:19 – Zirra is founding new investors without going through another round because of their current Angel investors 13:51 – 2016 revenue 13:55 – 2017 goal revenue 14:28 – There are currently a hundred thousand companies in Zirra 14:55 – Zirra can deliver the report in just a few hours 15:30 – Zirra has 85 different data sources 16:09 – The resources are running through ZIrra’s search engine 17:12 – Zirra’s vision 18:19 – Aner thinks PitchBook and CB Insights are great services 18:28 – Zirra’s ability to storify the data makes them different from their competitors 20:15 – The Famous Five   3 Key Points: Having access to and understand the data of the company will help inform that decision to invest. Shifting from a free service to paid is risky move, but needs to be done. Don’t worry too much—it won’t do very much for you in the end.   Resources Mentioned: Acuity Scheduling – Nathan uses Acuity to schedule his podcast interviews and appointments Drip – Nathan uses Drip’s email automation platform and visual campaign builder to build his sales funnel Toptal – Nathan found his development team using Toptal for his new business Send Later. He was able to keep 100% equity and didn’t have to hire a co-founder due to the quality of Toptal Host Gator – The site Nathan uses to buy his domain names and hosting for the cheapest price possible. Audible – Nathan uses Audible when he’s driving from Austin to San Antonio (1.5-hour drive) to listen to audio books. The Top Inbox  – The site Nathan uses to schedule emails to be sent later, set reminders in inbox, track opens, and follow-up with email sequences Jamf – Jamf helped Nathan keep his Macbook Air 11” secure even when he left it in the airplane’s back seat pocket Freshbooks – Nathan doesn’t waste time so he uses Freshbooks to send out invoices and collect his money. Get your free month NOW Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives

2016-10-23 Ravon Johnson - Embassy Bible Fellowship by Heart of the CitySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Historical Fiction: is it more historical or fictional? So many of our favorites fall into this genre, but how do we stay honest about the line between fact and fabrication in our reading of these works? There may just be some cautions we need to take when we approach historical fiction in order to hear the author clearly. For example, how can we make sure the story doesn't incorrectly influence our understanding of history, or that our understanding of history doesn't incorrectly influence our reading of the story? This hot topic is next in line for episode 16 of BiblioFiles!Referenced Works:–John De Gree of The Classical Historian– Johnny Tremain by Esther Forbes–Macbeth, Richard III, and Henry V by William Shakespeare–The Chronicles of England, Scotland, and Ireland by Raphael Holinshed–Ink on his Fingers by Louise A. Vernon–The Cat of Bubastes and The Dragon and the Ravon by G.A. Henty–A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens–Les Miserables by Victor Hugo– "Paul Revere's Ride" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow–The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane–Titanic directed by James Cameron–The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain–The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne–The Mouse of Amherst by Elizabeth Spires–Ben and Me by Robert Lawson–The Black Arrow by Robert Louis Stevenson  We love hearing your questions and comments! You can contact us by emailing adam@centerforlit.com, or you can visit our website www.centerforlit.com to find even more ways to participate in the conversation.