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Join Ress and Gabby for a hilariously insightful ride through the messy intersection of childhood wounds and modern dating. Are you really into bad texters, or is that just your inner child clinging to emotionally unavailable dad vibes? Ress breaks down how dating your “type” might actually be a subconscious stroll down memory lane, while Gabby makes the case for therapy, self-reflection, and choosing peace over chaos (hint: boring isn't always bad). Expect personal stories, uncomfortable truths, and a reminder that you don't need to be perfectly healed to date—just self-aware enough to spot your patterns and swipe differently.

Nique and Ress dive into why the American Dream feels more like a group chat myth for many millennials. From 9/11 to the 2008 crash, COVID, and today's wild job and housing markets, they unpack how their generation got dealt a rough hand. With personal stories and sharp insights, they tackle rising costs, student debt, and the pressure to “have it all” by 30. Instead, they champion community, collective care, and alternative paths—think tiny homes, remote work, and redefining success on your own terms. The key takeaway? Ditch perfection, embrace progress, and balance big dreams with bite-sized goals.

L'émission 28 minutes du 15/05/2025 Plongée au cœur de la prostitution des mineuresJennifer Pailhé est mère d'une victime de prostitution des mineurs. En 2019, elle crée l'association “Nos Ados Oubliés”, qui accompagne et aide les victimes de prostitution et leurs familles. Le journaliste Claude Ardid enquête depuis 2018 sur ce sujet. En février, il publie avec sa consœur Nadège Hubert "À cœurs perdus - Enquête sur la prostitution des mineurs", un livre qui décrypte l'ampleur de ce fléau en France. Claude Ardid et Jennifer Pailhé se rejoignent sur l'abaissement inquiétant de la moyenne d'âge des victimes mineures des proxénètes, qui se décale vers "14-15 ans, et certaines sont âgées d'à peine 11 ou 12 ans". Tous deux pointent les manquements de l'Aide sociale à l'enfance, faisant office de "centres de recrutement" pour les réseaux de prostitution, l'impact du numérique et le manque de volonté politique pour endiguer le phénomène. L'État estime que 60 % des Françaises en situation de prostitution sont mineures, Claude Ardid estime qu'elles sont 20 000 en France.Donald Trump dans les pays du Golfe :  une tournée diplomatique très intéressée ?Mardi 13 mai, Donald Trump, accompagné des patrons de la tech américaine, a entamé la première tournée diplomatique de son mandat. Comme en 2017, il a choisi le Moyen-Orient, en enchaînant les visites d'abord en Arabie saoudite, puis au Qatar et aux Émirats Arabes Unis. L'un des principaux enjeux de cette tournée est d'engranger des investissements aux États-Unis, avec notamment un contrat de vente d'armes de 142 milliards de dollars noué avec Mohammed ben Salmane, le prince héritier saoudien. Mais pour Donald Trump, qui se rêve en faiseur de paix, impossible d'ignorer les dossiers diplomatiques. Mardi, il a annoncé la levée des sanctions américaines imposées à la Syrie après une rencontre avec Ahmed al-Charaa, le président syrien par intérim, lui demandant en échange de “rejoindre les accords d'Abraham”, donc de normaliser ses relations avec Israël. Parallèlement, lundi 12 mai, il a négocié directement avec le Hamas la libération d'un otage israélo-américain, Edan Alexander. Il a également annoncé vouloir "prendre" Gaza pour en faire une "zone de liberté", mettant ainsi Israël dans une position délicate alors que l'État hébreu est décrié à l'international pour son intensification de la guerre à Gaza. Le Moyen-Orient est-il le terrain de jeu idéal de Donald Trump pour passer ses deals ? Son voyage est-il embarrassant pour le gouvernement israélien ? On en débat avec David Rigoulet-Roze, chercheur associé à l'IRIS, spécialiste de la péninsule arabique ; Maya Khadra, enseignante et journaliste, spécialiste du Moyen-Orient et Amy Greene, politologue, spécialiste de la politique des Etats-Unis.Enfin, Xavier Mauduit reviendra sur le Code noir, un texte de loi qui régissait l'esclavage en France et qui n'est toujours pas formellement aboli ! Marie Bonnisseau nous emmène en Corrèze, où des millions de moustiques sont relâchés pour lutter contre… les moustiques. 28 minutes est le magazine d'actualité d'ARTE, présenté par Élisabeth Quin du lundi au jeudi à 20h05. Renaud Dély est aux commandes de l'émission le vendredi et le samedi. Ce podcast est coproduit par KM et ARTE Radio. Enregistrement 15 mai 2025 Présentation Élisabeth Quin Production KM, ARTE Radio

L'émission 28 minutes du 15/05/2025 Donald Trump dans les pays du Golfe :  une tournée diplomatique très intéressée ?Mardi 13 mai, Donald Trump, accompagné des patrons de la tech américaine, a entamé la première tournée diplomatique de son mandat. Comme en 2017, il a choisi le Moyen-Orient, en enchaînant les visites d'abord en Arabie saoudite, puis au Qatar et aux Émirats Arabes Unis. L'un des principaux enjeux de cette tournée est d'engranger des investissements aux États-Unis, avec notamment un contrat de vente d'armes de 142 milliards de dollars noué avec Mohammed ben Salmane, le prince héritier saoudien. Mais pour Donald Trump, qui se rêve en faiseur de paix, impossible d'ignorer les dossiers diplomatiques. Mardi, il a annoncé la levée des sanctions américaines imposées à la Syrie après une rencontre avec Ahmed al-Charaa, le président syrien par intérim, lui demandant en échange de “rejoindre les accords d'Abraham”, donc de normaliser ses relations avec Israël. Parallèlement, lundi 12 mai, il a négocié directement avec le Hamas la libération d'un otage israélo-américain, Edan Alexander. Il a également annoncé vouloir "prendre" Gaza pour en faire une "zone de liberté", mettant ainsi Israël dans une position délicate alors que l'État hébreu est décrié à l'international pour son intensification de la guerre à Gaza. Le Moyen-Orient est-il le terrain de jeu idéal de Donald Trump pour passer ses deals ? Son voyage est-il embarrassant pour le gouvernement israélien ? On en débat avec David Rigoulet-Roze, chercheur associé à l'IRIS, spécialiste de la péninsule arabique ; Maya Khadra, enseignante et journaliste, spécialiste du Moyen-Orient et Amy Greene, politologue, spécialiste de la politique des États-Unis.28 minutes est le magazine d'actualité d'ARTE, présenté par Élisabeth Quin du lundi au jeudi à 20h05. Renaud Dély est aux commandes de l'émission le vendredi et le samedi. Ce podcast est coproduit par KM et ARTE Radio. Enregistrement 15 mai 2025 Présentation Élisabeth Quin Production KM, ARTE Radio

Bienvenue dans cet épisode où je mets en lumières des notions relationnelles qui peuvent expliquer pourquoi vous avez une attirance vers les gens qui ne le sont pas avec vous en retour. Cet épisode vous ouvre plusieurs pistes de réflexion pour comprendre à partir de quel espace vous attirez les gens dans votre vie et également ce qui motive vos choix de partenaires.Bonne marche à tous !Bonne marche à tous !Pour une consultation gratuite, c'est ⁠⁠ICI.⁠⁠Pour me suivre sur instagram, c'est par ⁠⁠ICI⁠⁠.

In this soul-nourishing episode, Ashley and Ress from She Wolf Alchemy unpack the wild ride from “me” to “mom.” They spill the tea on losing (and finding) yourself in the chaos of motherhood, the myth of the Supermom, and why bubble baths aren't a cure-all. With honesty and humor, they talk about setting sacred boundaries, carving out solo time (without guilt), and parenting with self-love as the compass. From burnout to breakthroughs, this convo is your permission slip to reclaim your magic—one messy, magnificent moment at a time.

Ashley and Ress discuss the concept of 'Call Me Out Therapy'—the type of therapy that involves harshly calling out clients—and the growing trend of folks wanting some one to "go awwffff" and 'get me together". We explore can this actually hinder genuine healing by creating dependency rather than fostering self-awareness and sustained progress. The hosts emphasize the significance of creating a therapeutic environment that feels safe and emotionally supportive, allowing for true accountability and growth. Ress and Ashley explore if the desire to be 'called out' is just rooted in past traumas and cultural norms, that mimic abuse disguised as healing.

Ress and Nique discuss various relationship and friendship dilemmas posted by people in online forums. The first question revolves around a woman dating a man who is still legally married and financially supporting his estranged wife. In another scenario, a woman struggles to adjust after her husband discovers he has a 9-year-old son from a previous relationship. Additional topics include a fiancée suspecting her partner is settling for her, a university student feeling isolated and struggling to make friends, and a man unsure about expressing his feelings to a friend after already being rejected by this very friend.

durée : 00:03:11 - L'or prend de la valeur... et fait fondre le cœur des Auxerrois - Le cours de l'or a atteint, mardi 22 avril 2025, un niveau historique avec plus de 3 500 dollars pour une once (28 g). Dans un contexte international tendu, l'or est une valeur refuge privilégiée pour l'épargne. Cet engouement est perceptible à Auxerre.

Ashley and Ress dive deep into the 'Lifestyle Over Love' debate, emphasizing the need to prioritize lifestyle compatibility over mere affection. Drawing from personal stories, they highlight the pitfalls of dating potential and the importance of being with someone who complements your lifestyle ambitions. The episode is peppered with humorous anecdotes about lazy exes, the necessity of dating problem solvers, and the red flags that should make you rethink your romantic decisions. The duo also tackles societal expectations, support systems, and relationship dynamics, urging listeners to choose partners that enhance their lives rather than becoming burdens. It's a lively, insightful session reminding everyone that love should never mean compromising on your way of life.

Ress and Nick of She Wolf Alchemy dive deep into the hilarious and heartfelt dilemma of choosing to have kids in your 30s and 40s. From battling the ticking biological clock to imagining wrangling toddlers in their sixties, they leave no stone unturned. The episode is a candid conversation reflecting on past parenting experiences, lifestyle shifts, and those inevitable societal pressures. Whether you're planning babies, contemplating cruisy kid-free future, or finding yourself somewhere up in the air, this episode dishes out real talk, relatable fears, and a lot of laughter. Tune in for some self-reflective exercises, personal anecdotes, and all the feels about possibly being 'old mom' or enjoying the white-furnitured, free-wheeling childfree life.

The Daily Gwei Refuel gives you a recap every other week day on everything that happened in the Ethereum and crypto ecosystems - hosted by Anthony Sassano. Timestamps and links to topics discussed: https://daily-gwei-links.vercel.app/recent 00:00 Introductory song 00:10 Sydney event recap 03:51 Core dev updates https://x.com/TimBeiko/status/1900232845194649787 https://x.com/tkstanczak/status/1900325589573341692 https://x.com/terencechain/status/1900147526382346249 https://x.com/sassal0x/status/1900684566370939264 19:49 Ether Guild introduced https://x.com/ethismoneyHQ/status/1899104142897086854 20:00 Ress stateless Ethereum client released https://x.com/r_krasiuk/status/1900572236957852082 23:48 The state of crypto This episode is also available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/W7RF4ux7XV0 Subscribe to the newsletter: https://thedailygwei.substack.com/ Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvCp6vKY5jDr87htKH6hgDA/ Follow Anthony on Twitter: https://twitter.com/sassal0x Follow The Daily Gwei on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedailygwei Join the Discord Channel: https://discord.gg/4pfUJsENcg DISCLAIMER: All information presented across all of The Daily Gwei's communication channels is strictly for educational purposes and should not be taken as investment advice.

Paradigm introduces Stateless Reth. Summer of Protocols returns for its third cohort. And Ethereum Film announces its global release schedule. Read more: https://ethdaily.io/666

Join Nique and Ress in a breakdown of the perils of modern dating and 'being strung along' . Ever felt like you're in a relationship limbo? Or maybe you're the one dangling the strings? They dish out personal anecdotes, including unsentimental breakups, being the safe harbor for someone else's emotional baggage, and why potential is a trap. From the complexities of online dating to the illusion of endless options and the downfalls of being a placeholder. Buckle up for insights, laughter, and the harsh truths about why you should cut the string—either way.

Selon l’entrepreneur Guillaume Abbatiello, il faudrait se questionner sur le contenu culturel produit plutôt que de continuer de financer les œuvres culturelles. La vidéo, supprimée depuis sa publication, a énormément fait réagir sur les réseaux sociaux. Le ministre de la Culture lui-même a réagi sur sa page Instagram. Entrevue avec Mathieu Lacombe, ministre de la Culture et des Communications.Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Join Gabby and Ress as they dive into the rollercoaster world of surviving a girls' trip. They spill the tea on those unforgettable (sometimes regrettable) travel tales that leave friendships hanging by a thread - from epic Tulum clashes to almost becoming the international no-fly list stars. This episode is a compilation of the types of friends you should (or shouldn't) take on a trip, the cardinal rules of roommate assignments, and the art of balancing jam-packed itineraries. If you've ever had to navigate the minefield of trip payments, dodged travel divas, or survived drunk drama, this guide is for you! Laugh, learn, and pick up key survival tips to ensure the group trip doesn't end with someone blocking you on all social media.

Émission Leve Moris : Les petits planteurs ne sont plus intéressés à cultiver la canne à sucre puisque le retour sur l'investissement n'est pas suffisant, selon l'un de nos auditeurs

Join Nique and Ress as they dive into the tricky terrain of why your besties shouldn't play therapist! They explore the emotional toll of unloading your baggage onto friends and share personal anecdotes about setting boundaries. From learning when to vent and when to seek professional help, to the importance of asking for consent before unloading your drama, this episode is packed with hilarious and heartfelt insights. Plus, they discuss how to balance emotional support with fun activities, ensuring your friendships remain vibrant and not just dumping grounds.

Join Ashley and Ress as they dive into the controversial topic of using sex as a coping skill. They revisit why hopping into bed might sound like a good distraction but explain why it can be a ticking time bomb for your emotional health. From the allure of dopamine hits and false intimacy to the potential pitfalls like codependency and emotional drainage, they cover it all. They even call out the media for glamorizing unhealthy sexual escapades and offer healthier alternatives . The message is clear: use sex for fun and connection, not as your personal stress-relief strategy.

In this episode of 'She Wolf Alchemy,' hosts Ress and Nique dive into quirky questions from the internet advice forums . They tackle dilemmas such as a friend debating whether to tell her friend about her cheating husband, dealing with a boyfriend's messy financial situation, making a career leap into the unknown, and deciphering mixed signals from a partner who basically screams 'I'm not ready for this!' Join them as they offer advice and share personal stories..

Join Ress and Gabi from She Wolf Alchemy as they dive deep into the murky waters of 'struggle love.' This concept, much like a full-time job with no benefits, involves one-sided efforts, endless disputes, and dating someone who believes communication is optional and therapy is witchcraft. From high school dramas to adult relationship woes, Ress and Gabi recount their own 'struggle love' scenarios, highlighting the differences between relationships in your 20s versus your 30s. Expect gaslighting, broken dreams, and endless efforts with little to no return. However, they offer a beacon of hope with insightful tips on escaping these toxic cycles, embracing self-worth, and finding a love that feels like a warm embrace rather than a cold war.

Ress and Ashley dive into the minefield known as sibling relationships in this episode of She Wolf Alchemy. They tackle everything from favorite-child syndrome to handling surprise siblings popping up out of nowhere . Whether it's treating a brother like a loan shark or figuring out if you should text or flee during family gatherings, they cover it all. They also break down the do's and don'ts of repairing strained sibling bonds, all while dropping hilarious anecdotes . Spoiler: not every sibling relationship is Mary-Kate and Ashley-level tight, and sometimes you've just got to find the natural rhythm and accept it for what it is.

Join Ress and Nique as they dive into the wild world of free spirits and the perplexing habit some people have of trying to cage them. Ress and Nique explore the emotional rollercoaster of being the untameable and those who try, often awkwardly, to tame them. Expect talk of big hair, colorful personalities, existential parenting woes, and relationships that clash between freedom and structure. With anecdotes about dating chaos, structuring finances, and the psychosocial dynamics of friendship, this is a heartfelt yet hilarious look at why some people just can't let free birds fly and a reminder that being a free spirit is a chaotic kind of magic that needs no leash.

Did you know your body contains more microbial cells instead of human cells? One of the most prevalent types of microbes in our bodies are bacteria. Bacteria are essential for our body to function, as they influence our digestion, mood, skin, and so much more. However, things can start to get out of balance if some types of bacteria start to take over the microbiome. This is known as Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth or SIBO. Up to 36 million people have SIBO, with up to 84% of these people also having symptoms of IBS. This can make understanding if you have SIBO and how to treat it confusing. That's why we're so glad to chat on IG Live with Alexa Ress-Sarkadi, a SIBO and Gut Health Coach. During this Live, we're going to discuss how to diagnose SIBO, why carbs aren't the enemy, how to prevent SIBO from returning, and so much more. Learn more about Alexa's services: https://seekingguthealth.com Get tested for BPA, phthalates, parabens, and other hormone-disrupting chemicals with Million Marker's Detect & Detox Test Kit: https://www.millionmarker.com/

Ress and Gabi from She Wolf Alchemy dive deep into the murky waters of frenemies, those 'friends' who might secretly hate you. They share personal stories of backhanded compliments, shady behavior, and even some wild college days. Offering tips on how to spot these toxic friendships, they emphasize the importance of trust, setting boundaries, and sometimes just disappearing gracefully. The duo also discuss why some friends might unknowingly harbor resentment and how comparison, social media, and jealousy play into it. All of this is wrapped in their signature blend of humor and raw honesty, making for an engaging and enlightening conversation on the complexities of friendships.

In this episode of She Wolf Alchemy, Ashley and Ress dive deep into the struggles of maintaining the Christmas spirit amidst financial woes, emotional exhaustion, and the general chaos of 2024. They offer heartfelt advice on acknowledging your feelings, setting realistic expectations, and finding joy in simplicity. From insightful discussions about gift-giving on a budget, and dealing with family pressures, to innovative ways of celebrating New Year's Eve at home, this conversation is a blend of humor, vulnerability, and practical tips. Join them as they navigate the holiday craze, reminding everyone that it's okay if this Christmas looks a bit different.

Join Ashley and Ress from SheWolfAlchemy as they delve into the 'Sunken Cost Fallacy' and discuss how it impacts our relationships, friendships, and careers. In this insightful episode, they explore why people stay invested in bad situations and the emotional and financial costs of doing so. Learn how to recognize when you're caught in this trap and get practical tips on setting boundaries, seeking new perspectives, and celebrating the courage to start over. Don't let the past dictate your future—discover the freedom and happiness that comes from letting go.

Dans un podcast inédit, Stanislas Vignon, rédacteur en chef de "Ça peut vous arriver", vous dévoile chaque jour certains des cas qui seront abordés par son équipe à l'antenne dans l'émission le lendemain. Tous les jours, retrouvez en podcast les meilleurs moments de l'émission "Ça peut vous arriver", sur RTL.fr et sur toutes vos plateformes préférées.

In this hilarious and insightful episode, Ress and Nique of SheWolf Alchemy dive into juicy, unanswered questions from the web. They tackle dilemmas ranging from unresolved office flings to navigating elderly care, finding love, and pawning precious jewelry. The co-hosts don't hold back with their raw, genuine advice and a dash of quirky humor. They serve up the reality check some might need about situationships, misplaced feelings, and strategically dealing with stealing spouses. Whether it's about moving on, confronting your crush, or secretly stashing your jewelry, this episode has it all—with an extra helping of laughter.

Annemie shares her insights into HR's power to drive social change, elevate innovation, and build cultures of belonging. By challenging assumptions in the workplace, Annemie explains how HR can enable data-informed leadership that fosters employee engagement and inclusivity. Exploring AI's potential, Annemie envisions a future where AI frees HR to focus on more impactful, strategic work. With a passion for lifelong learning, Annemie shares practical steps such as book clubs, informal storytelling, and encouraging small, relatable actions to spark curiosity. Annemie emphasises the ripple effect of small, consistent actions, and advocates that with simple acts of kindness and fostering human connections we can create lasting, positive change, building organisational culture centred on empathy and equity. Thank you to Visier for supporting How HR Leaders Change the World Visier gives organisations a workforce AI edge, helping leaders drive productivity, performance, and agility in the face of change. As a global leader in AI-powered people analytics, workforce planning, and compensation allocation, Visier leverages its real-time people data platform to harness the transformative potential of both people and work data. By combining these insights, Visier enables smarter workforce decisions and elevates performance across teams. Visier proudly serves over 60,000 customers across 75 countries, including enterprises like BASF, Panasonic, Experian, Sanofi, eBay, and Ford Motor Company. Discover more about how Visier can transform your organisation, visit www.visier.com  

In this episode of She Wolf Alchemy, Ashley and Ress dive deep into the topic of gentle parenting, especially focusing on the Black child. Bucking tradition and critiques from older generations, they passionately explain that gentle parenting is far from letting kids run wild. Instead, it's about nurturing emotionally intelligent, self-aware, and empathetic little humans. They tackle misconceptions like 'spare the rod, spoil the child' and share personal experiences. They even touch on co-parenting challenges and dealing with family boundaries. With humor and heart, they explore the importance of creating safe spaces at home, while also ensuring kids are well-prepared to tackle the world. All in all, this is a heartfelt conversation about breaking generational cycles and guiding kids with love rather than fear.

You know my love for mediums right? I'm so excited to bring on Tia Ress who is a professional psychic. Her intention is help women to trust their intuition and remember who they are. She helps you find clarity and make big, brave decisions in life. With the aid of spiritual systems, her mission is to help us live your most radically authentic life. Tia shares how she became a psychic, her gifts, how she woks with clients and connects with angels and past lives. Her passion to help people to find themselves before they lose themselves to societal rules and other subconscious patterns. Importance of connecting to our intuition, how Tia works during session and...she does mini reading for me! So good! Enjoy! Tia's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tiaressofficial/ Tia's youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM1dExW_Jn1O1NrDh9y1h8g Schedule sesh with Tia 20% off!: https://linktr.ee/Tiaressofficial Connect with me: Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/annamaluskitzmann/⁠ Support this ITGC Podcast on Patreon: https://patreon.com/InTheGoodCompanyPodcast?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink Sing up for a THIIY newsletter: https://gem.godaddy.com/signups/3e4d761650fb4eccb0bd1b27391b397b/join Energy Healing session with me: ⁠https://calendly.com/thiiy/pranic_healing_session?month=2023-09 ⁠ Breathwork session with me: ⁠https://calendly.com/thiiy/breathwork-session-1?month=2023-09⁠ Support sustainable business Good Goods: ⁠https://goodgoodsstore.co/⁠ This podcast is intended to inspire, and support you on your journey towards inner peace, healing and growth. I am not a psychologist or a medical doctor and do not offer any professional health or medical advice. If you are suffering from any psychological or medical conditions, please seek help from a qualified professional.

L'homme le plus riche du monde ne peut pas légalement être candidat à la Maison Blanche puisqu'il est né à Prétoria en Afrique du Sud. Mais depuis qu'il a ouvertement apporté son soutien à Donald Trump, le patron de Tesla Elon Musk s'investit de plus en plus dans la campagne. Au point d'apparaître comme un vice-président « bis ». Un soutien qui n'est pas sans arrière-pensée. « Il s'appelle Elon Musk, il a sauvé la liberté d'expression. Où est-il ? Où est-il ? Viens ici, Elon ! » Le 5 octobre dernier, en meeting en Pennsylvanie, Donald Trump invite le patron de Tesla sur scène. Elon Musk bondit comme un enfant derrière lui avant de s'installer au pupitre.En matière de liberté d'expression, son seul fait d'armes est d'avoir racheté Twitter pour 44 milliards de dollars et d'avoir réduit la modération à sa portion congrue. En transformant peu le réseau social (rebaptisé « X ») en ménagerie pour la frange la plus conservatrice et réactionnaire d'Internet. Mais le milliardaire endosse le costume : « Cette élection est la plus importante de notre vie. L'autre camp veut vous priver de votre liberté d'expression. Et la liberté d'expression est le pilier de la démocratie », lance-t-il devant une foule prête à tout entendre, y compris qu'une victoire Démocrate ferait de cette élection « la dernière ».Elon Musk ne se contente pas d'endosser la rhétorique de la campagne Trump, il joue ouvertement avec les accusations de fascisme lancées par Kamala Harris et ses soutiens. Invité à nouveau à parler au dernier grand rassemblement de Trump au prestigieux Madison Square Garden de New York dimanche 27 octobre à une semaine du scrutin, il arbore une casquette « Make America Great Again » (MAGA, soit « rendre sa grandeur à l'Amérique »), le slogan qui a porté Donald Trump au pouvoir une première fois en 2016. Mais la couleur et la police d'écriture sont différentes. « Je ne suis pas seulement MAGA, je suis dark et gothique MAGA », s'amuse l'homme le plus riche du monde en reprenant à son compte des symboles associés à l'Allemagne nazie.Un million de dollars par jour pour tenter de faire basculer le scrutin Elon Musk joint le geste à la parole : il a investi plus 75 millions de dollars dans la campagne Trump et il a lancé mi-octobre une loterie dans les sept États susceptibles de faire basculer le scrutin le 5 novembre. Il offre un million de dollars par jour aux électeurs potentiels.« C'est très simple, vous n'êtes même pas obligé de voter. Tout ce que vous avez à faire c'est de signer une pétition disant que vous défendez la constitution », expliquait-il à un « town hall » à Harrisburg en Pennsylvanie. « Au final, vous signez une pétition pour quelque chose en lequel vous croyez déjà et vous pouvez gagner un million de dollars, c'est génial ! »Les participants ne sont pas obligés de voter, mais ils doivent prouver qu'ils sont inscrits sur les listes électorales.De là à parler « d'achat de voix » ? La question n'est plus seulement sémantique : le ministère de la Justice ayant prévenu l'intéressé que cette loterie pourrait bien être illégale. Avertissement ignoré par Elon Musk, bien décidé à faire élire Trump par tous les moyens.À lire aussiElon Musk, un milliardaire au service de Donald TrumpLa conversion du milliardaire aux idées les plus conservatrices n'est pas nouvelle, mais le soutien financier qu'il apporte à Donald Trump n'est pas désintéressé pour autant. Il lui permet de souffler à l'oreille du candidat. « Comme me l'a suggéré Elon Musk, je vais créer une commission chargée de mesurer l'efficacité des dépenses de tout le gouvernement fédéral, lance le candidat Républicain début septembre devant un cercle d'économistes newyorkais. Cette commission sera chargée de faire des recommandations pour mener une réforme drastique. Et Elon a accepté de diriger cette commission. »Elon Musk jubile. Et pour cause : le sort de ses entreprises est intimement lié à celui de l'État fédéral.L'État fédéral représente 15 milliards de dollars de contrats pour SpaceXLe patron des voitures électriques Tesla a tout à gagner à mettre son nez dans les affaires des ministères de l'Énergie, du Transport, de l'Environnement ou du Commerce qui régissent son activité.Autre joyau de l'Empire Musk, SpaceX avec ses fusées et ses lanceurs de satellites a réussi à devenir indispensable tant pour la Nasa que pour le Pentagone. Les contrats signés avec les administrations fédérales représentent plus de 15 milliards de dollars. C'est presque deux fois les revenus générés par l'entreprise spatiale en 2023. À ce stade, on ne parle même plus de conflit d'intérêt, il y a intérêt au conflit.La perspective de voir Elon Musk devenir le régulateur des régulateurs inquiète aussi les services secrets américains. D'après le Wall Street Journal, Musk serait en contact régulier avec Vladimir Poutine.Le journal fait état de plusieurs conversations téléphoniques depuis 2021. Les positions de Musk sont ambigües, d'un côté peu de temps après le début de l'invasion russe en 2022, il a permis aux Ukrainiens d'accéder à Internet grâce à son réseau satellitaire Starlink, tout en limitant l'usage que pouvait en faire l'armée ukrainienne. Mais depuis, il a repris à son compte plusieurs éléments de langage du Kremlin sur ce à quoi pourrait ressembler une solution diplomatique.Depuis son rachat, le réseau social X est aussi plus que jamais le terrain de jeu des propagandistes russes qui tentent d'influer sur l'élection présidentielle américaine et de miner le soutien à l'Ukraine. Elon Musk a tout misé sur Trump : « S'il perd, je suis foutu », reconnaissait-il en riant début octobre.

In this episode of SheWolf Alchemy, Ress and Nique delve into the rising and complex world of house husbands! Listen as they discuss the growing number of men who trade briefcases for brooms while women climb the corporate ladder. Ress grapples with ambition versus domestic bliss, while Nique humorously tries to figure out how a house husband would work when she is trying to be a housewife. The pair talk about societal judgments, gender norms, and the occasional Xbox antics. With witty banter and personal anecdotes, they explore everything from financial dynamics to public displays of affection, striking a balance between humor and serious reflections on modern love. Don't miss out on tips for vetting house husbands and avoiding 'professional bums'—this insightful and funny look at non-traditional relationships is a must-listen!

In this episode of the In Search of More podcast, Eli Nash welcomes back psychotherapist and musician Yochi Ress for a deep and candid discussion. Yochi reflects on his growth, expressing gratitude for the podcast's impact on his life and work. He shares insights from attending the Psychedelic Medicine conference in Israel, emphasizing the importance of community, integration, and support in personal growth. Yochi discusses challenges with FDA approval for MDMA-assisted therapy, highlighting the need for self-acceptance, heart-centered leadership, and a focus on unity. He also stresses that personal growth is a lifelong process, advocating for safe spaces to explore and share transformative experiences. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Connect with Eli Website | https://bit.ly/eliyahunash Instagram | https://bit.ly/eliyahu_nash Facebook | http://bit.ly/3h3rFSr YouTube | https://youtube.com/@insearchofmore ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe to the In Search of More Podcast: www.youtube.com/@InSearchOfMore?sub_confirmation=1 For booking inquiries, email: booking@insearchofmorepodcast.com Join Our WhatsApp: https://wa.me/message/PBH5QDJQNQ5LJ1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on social media Facebook | http://bit.ly/3jr9eYT Instagram | http://bit.ly/3JsvU5I TikTok | http://bit.ly/3XZ60Lo Twitter | http://bit.ly/3XNgxsR ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Listen to the In Search of More Podcast: Apple Podcasts | https://apple.co/3uvWzpv Spotify | https://spoti.fi/3h9VMYf Google Podcast | https://bit.ly/3FyTV8U Anchor | http://bit.ly/3Fck8bF Amazon Music | https://amzn.to/3Y4Xtac iHeart | https://ihr.fm/3P4ThDf Castbox | https://bit.ly/ISOMcastbox --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/in-search-of-more/support

durée : 00:58:46 - Entendez-vous l'éco ? - par : Aliette Hovine, Bruno Baradat - André Orléan, auteur de L'empire de la valeur (2011), nous livre sa vision critique des dynamiques contemporaines du capitalisme. Il aborde les limites du marché, les crises financières et les mutations de la monnaie, tout en questionnant les fondements de la théorie économique dominante. - réalisation : Françoise Le Floch - invités : André Orléan Économiste, directeur d'études à l'EHESS

In a thought-provoking session by Ress and Gabi of SheWolf Alchemy, they delve into the complex emotional landscape shaped by emotionally immature parents. The duo ask, 'What happens when you're the mature one in the relationship between you and your parents?' Drawing insights from Dr. Lindsay Gibson's book, 'Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents', the conversation highlights the generational patterns and impacts of parenting styles on children and their adaptation into adulthood. Gabi touches on what it feels like to have a rejecting parent that makes it feel like you are bothering them with your love. Ress explores what might happen when your parents are the "driven" type of parent that treats you as an extension of themselves instead of your own person . While the episode runs a bit longer than normal, we promise you the conversation is worth a listen!

Highfield Solar has secured project financing to fund the construction and operation of two additional Solar PV projects with a total capacity of 132 MWp. This milestone follows the financing of four other projects in Ireland, totalling 473 MWp. Since July 2021, Highfield Solar has secured over €400 million in cumulative debt funding for more than 600 MWp of solar projects in Ireland. Highfield Solar Limited, a joint venture between renewable energy developers ib vogt, Highfield Energy, and Aura Power, together with Coöperatieve Rabobank U.A., have successfully reached financial close for the 70 MWp Clonin North and 62 MWp North Arklow solar PV plants. Highfield Solar and Coöperatieve Rabobank U.A. have successfully continued their collaboration with this financing, having previously financed a portfolio of 473 MWp across four solar projects: Rathnaskilloge (106 MWp) and Gaskinstown (93 MWp) in December 2023, and Rosspile (138 MWp) and Gillinstown (136 MWp) in July 2021. Both the Clonin North and North Arklow projects were successful in the Government of Ireland's second competitive Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (RESS 2) auction run by the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications in 2022. The RESS auctions are designed to promote investment in renewable energy, supporting Ireland's goal of achieving 80% renewable electricity by 2030. Highfield Solar is proud to be contributing to this critical target on Ireland's path to decarbonisation. As part of the RESS scheme, local communities, clubs, and societies will benefit from approximately €100,000 in annual funding for the next 15 years. Matheson LLP supported Coöperatieve Rabobank U.A. through the transaction, and technical advice was provided by Krug & Schram. Further advice was also provided by Howden Group. Highfield was again supported by Mason Hayes and Curran LLP, Augustus Cullen Law and Crotty Group. "We are delighted Highfield Solar has reached this significant milestone and we are now looking forward to the continued roll-out of our portfolio. This is the result of years of planning and investment in these projects. We have enjoyed a very positive relationship with our partners in Highfield Solar, ib vogt, and Aura Power, and their experience and knowledge allied with our own has been invaluable. As a company founded in Ireland, we are hugely proud of our role in continuing to attract such significant investment into the country for renewable electricity generation projects. It is also very important to us that the establishment of the associated community benefit funds will make significant contributions to the locality over the next decade and beyond", says Peter Kavanagh, Managing Director of Highfield Energy. "The Clonin North and North Arklow projects mark an exciting new chapter in our successful joint venture, helping to build some of the largest solar plants in Ireland," said Anton Milner, CEO of ib vogt. "We are deeply grateful to our financing partners for their vital role in advancing clean, renewable energy across the country. These projects not only deliver significant ecological and economic benefits but also contribute to long-term, meaningful change for the local communities. With the support of the RESS scheme, we are optimistic about the future of solar energy in Ireland and the lasting positive impact it will bring." "The Irish solar market is now one of the most exciting in Europe and the scale of these projects is a testament to that. We look forward to seeing these projects reach energisation, along with many more in our development pipeline." says Simon Coulson, Director at Aura Power. Project Details With a total capacity of 70 MWp, the Clonin North solar PV plant will be located on a ca. 70-hectare site near the village of Rhode, County Offaly. The North Arklow site, with a capacity of 62MWp, will be located near the town of Arklow in County Wicklow. The projects will utilize high-capacity bifacial modules on fixed-til...

Join Ress and Gabby on 'She Wolf Alchemy' as they tackle questions from advice forums. This episode covers dilemmas like balancing career ambitions with relationship demands, handling mishaps at work, confronting defensive partners, and navigating unexpected spicy bedroom talk. With heartfelt advice and personal anecdotes, Ress and Gabby offer listeners a mix of humor, wisdom, and relatable life lessons.

In this week's episode, hosts Ress and Gabby dive into the delightful tug-of-war between nurturing your own growth and being the ultimate do-gooder for everyone else. Ever wonder if you love yourself as much as you love everyone else? Sure, you might say “yes,” but does your daily life really show it? Ress and Gabby are here to unravel the mystery of whether being the world's best helper is actually holding you back from personal progress. They'll chat about how being too generous with your help might derail your own development, and why investing in yourself is like putting on your own oxygen mask first. They'll explore the juicy topics of discipline, accountability, and kicking the fear of failure to the curb. Plus, they'll highlight the magic of self-validation, the art of persistence, and the importance of taking concrete steps toward your goals. So tune in and get ready to rethink how you juggle helping others and chasing your dreams. This episode is your pep talk on turning obstacles into stepping stones, keeping yourself in check, practicing some self-love, and, most importantly, putting your dreams front and center. Are you ready to make yourself a priority?

In this episode of She Wolf Alchemy, Ress and Nique serve up a sizzling conversation about the sneaky little betrayals that can sneak up on you—from family, friends, lovers, and even yourself. We're talking about those small but mighty acts of disloyalty that slowly chip away at your well-being and self-esteem if left unchecked. Tune in as we dish on the importance of spotting these casual betrayals, setting some fierce boundaries, and working through the emotions they stir up. We'll also chat about the sweet release of anger—because while forgetting might be a tall order, letting go of those toxic vibes is essential. Plus, we'll dive into the art of rebuilding trust and why it's crucial to pay attention to those repeated, minor betrayals that can add up over time. Don't miss this deep dive into reclaiming your peace and power!

Ress and Nique discuss the concept of emotional permanence, comparing it to object permanence in child development. They explore how emotional permanence: the ability to trust that others care for you, even when are they are not there constantly validating it. The question is , do I struggle to believe the love is there unless the person is right there constantly validating it for me? Do I spiral into anxious behavior to quench my thirst for validation? By reflecting on childhood experiences, they highlight the significance of things like emotional regulation. The duo emphasizes the role of self-care, therapy, and mindfulness in nurturing one's emotional health and fostering secure relationships. Through a blend of humor and insight, they underscore the journey toward personal growth, self-compassion, and emotional stability.

Dr. Lindsey Hughey // #ClinicalTuesday // www.ptonice.com  In today's episode of the PT on ICE Daily Show, Extremity Division leader Lindsey Hughey discusses the role & function of tendons in the body, traditional rehabilitation approaches to treating tendinopathy, as well as a new procedure called TENEX for tendinopathy management. Take a listen to the episode or check out the full show notes on our blog at www.ptonice.com/blog. If you're looking to learn more about our Extremity Management course or our online physical therapy courses, check our entire list of continuing education courses for physical therapy including our physical therapy certifications by checking out our website. Don't forget about all of our FREE eBooks, prebuilt workshops, free CEUs, and other physical therapy continuing education on our Resources tab. EPISODE TRANSCRIPTION LINDSEY HUGHEYMorning PT on ICE Daily Show. How's it going? Welcome to Clinical Tuesday. I am Dr. Lindsey Hugey and I will be your host today and we're going to chat all things TENEX and TENEX care specifically for our tendons. So I'll chat with you a little bit about what it is, what the procedure proposes to do and kind of what we're seeing in regards to its effects So the title officially today is, does TENEX get a 10 for tendinopathy care? So let's dive right in. And I do want to say, spoiler alert, it does not get a 10 for tendinopathy treatment. So first, before we dive into what is TENEX, Let's just chat about in general what tendons need to heal as a little reminder to kind of set the stage. And if you've been to our extremity management course, this will just really be a review. TENDON FUNCTION But our tendons in their most basic function, they connect muscle to bone. They are to act like a spring and they are to be mechanoresponsive, right? To take on load, transmit force up and down and across. they are responsible for speed and acceleration, they need to take on compression and friction. As soon as we spike loads quickly or dramatically deload activity, we will see changes in capacity of not only that tendon, for better or for worse, but also in the structures they're attached to. So consider the muscle, local muscle, and then that bone. So not just the tendon will either gain and be challenged by spikes in load and or will reduce, right, if you dramatically deload. So come to our course if you want to, extremity management, want to learn even more about that, but that's kind of tendon basics. For those that have treated tendinopathy and are in the outpatient space, folks that do a lot of repetitive action or athletes often get tendinopathy at some point in their life. And this results in pain. It can result in sickening and swelling at that tendon, but really it's decreased performance, whether it's in their job that they need to do and or their sport participation. And a lot of folks think this is just going to go away on its own. And they'll try conservative measures, whether it's they've looked it up on Dr. Google or they've consulted their doc. And I want to set the stage of what's really being told for conservative management of our attendants. It's rest, it is NSAIDs, injections, surgery, PRP, stem cell, shockwave therapy, and then physical therapy is on there as well, but we know there's a lot of treatment variation in our profession in regards to building the capacity of that tendon. WHAT IS TENEX? Now on this list for conservative management is TENEX. So I kind of want to set the stage. We now know what kind of tendon function, what will challenge a tendon, and now we know what is really recommended for tendinopathy care. We tend to see, because of this treatment variation as well, right, from rests to anti-inflammatories to surgery and physical therapy, somewhere in between, we see people, and then some folks just not getting care at all, going on to chronicity. telling their docs that, you know, this is hanging on for more than three to six months. I'm not getting better. My performance is lessening. I'm having difficulty at work. And so TENEX was developed. And so we're gonna dive into the treatment. Is this helpful for tendinopathy? So TENEX , T-E-N-E-X, for those listening, is prescribed for those recalcitrant cases that aren't responding from that list we just reviewed. What it was developed in Lake Forest, California by TENEX Health System in collaboration with Mayo Clinic. And what it is, is it's ultrasound guided percutaneous needle tenotomy. It's a mouthful. And what they do is they use a needle, a small incision is made with this specialized device called TENEX, the device is inserted, it delivers ultrasonic energy to the damaged tendon tissue, and it emulsifies that damaged tissue into a soft liquid form, and then that's removed through the same incision. Basically, using oscillations in high frequency to debride and aspirate the diseased tendon, all guided under ultrasound image. The rationale for TENEX, is that it is minimally invasive for those that have been struggling for three to six months to even a year. It's minimally invasive as stated, but they're not going to have a ton of a recovery period. They'll get back to their activities. There is like a very wide variation here, but they'll say anywhere from three weeks to 12 weeks. The goal and kind of the underlying theory of why does TENEX work is that it is stimulating the body's natural healing process. And ultimately that helps restore tendon function. That's what the kind of the proposition is. And then they keep selling that it's minimally invasive and it's shorter recovery than like your typical surgeries that they'll do for tendinopathies. with the cell, they usually will sell the shorter time of two to three weeks back to your sport, back to work without any issue. DOES TENEX WORK? And so what are patients saying about this? So patients, when we look at systematic review level studies, and there's more than a handful of these, we are seeing these patients reporting reduced pain, reporting improved function, returning to their sport, And what's interesting is they're seeing even at a year-end, three-year mark, these patients still reporting improvement in combination with these TENEX procedures. And so we kind of have to take a pause about our biases because here at ICE, you know, and if you've been to our course, we really believe load is our love language for tendon care. And that's really the only way to remodel that tendon is high tensile loads. And so what should we be thinking and advising our patients on, knowing that this procedure exists, it's existed since 2010, knowing that even in the last five years, we've gained some systematic review studies in various areas of rotator cuff, Achilles tendinopathy, gluteal tendinopathy, our lateral elbow tendinopathies, all of these areas are showing evidence of improved pain and function. But there's a lot of unknowns, right? So like, what do we tell our patients? Because they're going to ask, especially if they're kind of looking for that quick fix, and maybe they just started out of care with you as well. Well, I think we have to be honest that we don't actually know a lot of long term data. in combination with physical therapy. So you'll see that often after this procedure, they are recommended physical therapy. So what we don't know is the differentiator yet. Is it physical therapy that is actually helping or is it that TENEX? In addition, that bias that I told you about that I want to share is that you still have to restore capacity to surrounding tissue. So even if you clear out this like dead tissue right this tissue that is specific or excuse me that's been linked to possibly being painful for this patient you still have to lay down new fibers in that tendon, you still have to challenge the local muscle, you still have to help that bone health and so all that doesn't go away. My bias here is going to be that physical therapy when done very well should prevent this TENEX from ever having to happen because we should be able to right away respect that irritability of the patient dampen their pain symptoms right whether they have some degenerative tendon on board or not we might not know but if you respect irritability and then gradually load that person load that local tendon load that local muscle challenge the chain and then as that goes well then start to add in some energy storage where the patient has to take on compression and friction and spring-like movements, we don't have to get to these invasive procedures. But it's that variation in our practice and the things that are just readily recommended on the internet and from docs, which is RESS and NSAIDs and getting stem cells or PRP, these like quick fixes, quick fixes that never really address the underlying problem. So while TENEX, I think there are some promising results and we really have to acknowledge that. I'm going to give it a 5 out of 10 because we do see in those people that are getting TENEX that they have improved pain and function consistently. Only giving it a 5 because We have an opportunity here that TENEX is not the answer, right? We see folks on the other side of that TENEX. It's not TENEX giving the 10 out of 10 pain free, right? Or 10 out of 10 function. It is really in that conjunction of getting the tendon capacity back up. So thank you for kind of going on this little journey with me about TENEX. It's been a question that's been popping up on weekends, you know, what do we think about TENEX and what do we tell our patients? What I'm going to say overall in concluding this is that those suffering from chronic tendinopathy, they may have their mind set that this is what they want to do. Know that you can partner with them. before that and after. Like you are going to be a part of their care no matter what to build up that capacity. You can educate in that way and let them know and I can attach them if you're interested that there are systematic reviews showing promise with this. know that as Dr. Justin Dunaway says, beliefs and expectations are the foundations on which outcomes are built. So if the patient believes TENEX is going to help, it is going to help with pain and function. If they believe physical therapy is going to help, it's going to help. And if in conjunction together, they believe it's going to help, it's going to help. So we really have to have a biopsychosocial approach to this too, not just the facts about the procedure and what TENEX is resulting in on a systematic review level. What really matters is what does the patient believe that's going to help and what's going to get their tendon ultimately more healthy. SUMMARY I appreciate you joining me to chat a little bit about something that's a little outside of the scope of our normal weekend. And if you want to learn more about the tendon continuum, the complex pathophysiology that's happening, we take a deep dive over an hour long lecture on day two of our course that dives into all the latest literature on tendinopathy. our upcoming opportunities to do that and join us. We have two, August 24th and 25th. I'll be in Bismarck, North Dakota, and Cody will be in Greenville, South Carolina. We would love you to join one of us, right opposite ends of the spectrum. And then the next opportunity will be September 14th, 15th in Denver, Colorado. So join us on the road if you can. Thanks for chatting with me a little bit about 10X today. Have a happy Tuesday, everyone. OUTROHey, thanks for tuning in to the PT on Ice daily show. If you enjoyed this content, head on over to iTunes and leave us a review and be sure to check us out on Facebook and Instagram at the Institute of Clinical Excellence. If you're interested in getting plugged into more ice content on a weekly basis while earning CUs from home, check out our virtual ice online mentorship program at ptonice.com. While you're there, sign up for our Hump Day Hustling newsletter for a free email every Wednesday morning with our top five research articles and social media posts that we think are worth reading. Head over to ptonice.com and scroll to the bottom of the page to sign up.

Ress and Nique tackle a segment called "Questions That Nobody Asked Us," where they answer questions from advice forums around the web. One users ask for advice after struggling with feeling like they will never be the "main character" in their own life. A widowed mother of two, hesitant to date seeks out advice on how to start. A young woman involved with a married man, struggles with guilt . Someone reconnects with an ex and faces confusion over mixed signals . And lastly someone questions the existence of "safe people" due to past hurtful relationships, seeking advice on trust and self-work. Ress and Nique offer heartfelt and practical advice rooted in their own experiences , emphasizing the importance of self-trust, setting boundaries, making conscious choices, and the value of personal joy.

In this episode of SheWolfAlchemy , Ress and Gabi explore the 'cool girl' archetype and its impact on relationships, drawing inspiration from the movie 'Gone Girl.' They share personal experiences about striving to fit this unrealistic and often harmful mold, while stressing the significance of being true to oneself. The conversation highlights the importance of authentic communication, self-reflection, and setting boundaries in fostering genuine connections. Additionally, the hosts discuss the role of supportive female friendships and the personal growth needed to break free from societal and media pressures. The discussion concludes with practical advice on navigating personal boundaries and living authentically.

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for July 9, 2024 is: respite • RESS-pit • noun Respite refers to a short period of time when someone is able to stop doing something that is difficult or unpleasant, or when something difficult or unpleasant stops or is delayed. // The long weekend provided a nice respite from the pressures of her job. // The station's meteorologist had predicted that the bad weather would continue through the week without respite. See the entry > Examples: "Shaded spots are necessary for a respite from the North Texas sun. If your deck or patio isn't covered, add a stylish umbrella to the mix." — Ryan Conner and Mary Grace Granados, The Dallas Morning News, 13 Mar. 2023 Did you know? Everyone needs a little R & R from time to time. That's where respite comes in handy: this word was first used in the 14th century to refer to a delay or extension asked for or granted for a specific reason, such as to give someone time to deliberate on a proposal. This kind of respite offered an opportunity for the kind of consideration inherent in this word's etymology: respite traces from the Latin term respectus (also the source of English's respect), which comes from respicere, a verb with both concrete and abstract meanings: "to turn around to look at" or "to regard." Within a few decades of its earliest known use, English speakers had granted respite the sense we use most often today—"a welcome break."

In this episode of She Wolf Alchemy, hosts Nique and Ress discuss the challenges and consequences of detachment culture on intimate and meaningful relationships. They explore the societal appeal of emotional detachment, its promotion in pop culture, and its personal impacts, including loneliness and unfulfilled bonds. They share personal experiences and emphasize the importance of vulnerability, communication, and effort in fostering authentic connections. The conversation covers the detrimental effects of playing emotional games in both romantic and platonic relationships, as well as practical steps for breaking the cycle of detachment and building stronger, healthier bonds.

Ce dimanche 7 juillet, les Tokyoïtes se rendent aux urnes pour élire leur gouverneur, et l'enjeu n°1 de la campagne, c'est la dénatalité, qui frappe la capitale et, au-delà, l'archipel tout entier. Les chiffres en la matière sont catastrophiques : en 2023, le Japon a perdu très exactement 848 659 habitants, car il a recensé deux fois plus de décès que de naissances. Ce chiffre, rendu public il y a peu, affole les autorités, car la Sécurité sociale va droit dans le mur : à terme, qui paiera les retraites dans un pays où l'on vit de plus en plus vieux, mais qui compte de moins en moins de jeunes ? La question clé, c'est de savoir pourquoi les Tokyoïtes ne veulent plus faire d'enfants. Éléments de réponse dans la capitale nippone. De notre correspondant à Tokyo, Bien qu'ils soient en couple, ces Tokyoïtes interviewés, âgés d'une trentaine d'années, n'envisagent pas d'avoir d'enfants, certains pour des raisons économiques, comme l'explique une jeune femme : « Comme 40% des salariés, mon copain et moi n'avons qu'un emploi précaire : sous-statutaire et irrégulier. Donc, on n'a pas les moyens de fonder une famille. Au Japon, ça coûte cher de scolariser les enfants... » Une autre femme pointe du doigt le problème du logement : « On vit dans un studio minuscule. Avoir des enfants impliquerait qu'on déménage, mais, vu le montant des loyers, on ne peut pas se permettre de louer un appartement plus grand ».À lire aussiLes travailleurs japonais rêvent de pouvoir déconnecter après leur travailLes cadences de travail ont aussi des conséquences, comme l'explique un trentenaire, lui aussi en couple : « Je fais tellement d'heures supplémentaires que, le soir, quand je rentre à la maison, j'ai juste envie d'une chose : de dormir, et pas de faire des bébés... »« Il me semble qu'il y a des perspectives de vie plus intéressantes que d'être maman et femme au foyer »Au-delà, le couple et la vie de famille ne font plus d'office rêver les jeunes Japonais. Les sondages l'indiquent et ces étudiants le confirment : « Si j'étais marié et père de famille, je rentrerais si tard du boulot que je ne verrais mes enfants que le week-end et c'est ma femme qui devrait tout faire à la maison. Non merci : cela ferait de moi à la fois un papa frustré et un mari culpabilisé », explique un jeune homme.Pour cette étudiante, devenir mère au Japon implique trop de sacrifices : « Au Japon, être maman et femme au foyer, c'est être contrainte en permanence au dévouement envers ses enfants et son mari. Enrayer la dénatalité, oui, mais pas au point de sacrifier ma liberté de femme et ma carrière professionnelle. Il me semble qu'il y a des perspectives de vie plus intéressantes... »À écouter aussiTokyo crush: l'amour à la japonaise Une autre jeune femme regrette, elle, l'attitude des jeunes hommes : « Beaucoup de garçons de mon âge manquent terriblement de confiance en eux. Ils sont super gentils, oui, mais ni entreprenants, ni dans l'affirmation de leur masculinité. Et puis, ils sont souvent dans l'évitement, comme s'ils avaient peur à la fois de l'échec et de s'engager : aller plus loin dans la relation les stresse. » Elle conclut : « C'est difficile de construire quelque chose avec eux sur le long terme... »Une classe politique à 90% masculine qui culpabilise les jeunes femmesUn surnom, très péjoratif, est donné aux jeunes Japonais qui ont peu d'intérêt pour les relations amoureuses : les « herbivores », par opposition aux « carnivores », qui, eux, aimeraient la « chair ». Un jeune homme confie : « Je n'ai jamais été trop intéressé par la drague, l'amour, le sexe et tout cela. Le célibat me convient mieux : c'est moins stressant. En fait, ce qui m'importe avant tout, dans la vie, ce sont mes potes et mes hobbys. »Dans le même registre peu aimable, la classe politique nippone – qui est à 90% masculine... – qualifie d'« inciviques » les jeunes femmes qui n'ont pas l'intention d'avoir des enfants et les enjoint à contribuer au repeuplement du pays.Pour autant, malgré cette incessante culpabilisation, les sondages, année après année, indiquent que 20% environ des Japonais âgés de moins de trente ans ont toujours été célibataires et comptent le rester, soit parce qu'ils n'ont pas les moyens de fonder un foyer, soit parce qu'ils préfèrent rester à l'écart d'un modèle familial traditionnel qu'ils jugent rétrograde, sexiste et inhumain.À lire aussiJapon: Yuriko Koike et Renho, duel entre deux candidates pour gouverner Tokyo

In this podcast episode of SheWolf Alchemy, hosts Ashley and Ress explore the relevance of chivalry and courtship in contemporary dating. They define chivalry, share personal stories, and discuss online conversations about traditional romantic gestures. The hosts emphasize the importance of intentionality and setting boundaries in relationships while critiquing societal changes influenced by pop culture. They conclude that chivalry is still alive, requiring genuine effort and respect.

In this episode of She Wolf Alchemy, hosts Ashley and Ress delve into the topic of escapism as a sole coping mechanism. They discuss the consequences of relying solely on isolation or other forms of escapism like maladaptive daydreaming, binge-watching, and substance abuse. The hosts emphasize the importance of understanding the underlying reasons for the need to escape, recount personal experiences, and stress the value of healthier coping strategies such as effective communication, community support, and emotional regulation. They conclude by highlighting the necessity of mindfulness and balanced behaviors to address life's challenges more constructively.