Podcasts about ritts

Mira ist zurück in Bayern – und sofort fühlt sich alles leichter an! In dieser Folge erzählt sie, warum der Süden irgendwie ihr “Zuhause” ist und was in Kiel los war.Außerdem blicken Mira und Josi auf ein intensives Turnierwochenende in Österreich zurück. Samba und Scampi sich ordentlich ins Zeug gelegt, und Mira teilt, warum sie trotz kleinerer Stolpersteine zufrieden mit dem Prozess ist.Doch ein Videoausschnitt eines Ritts sorgte für Diskussionen: Ein einziger Kommentar ging richtig unter die Haut. Wie gehen Mira und Josi mit Kritik um – und wie bleibt man fokussiert, wenn die Öffentlichkeit zuschaut? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the episode I chatted with return guest and photographer Jared about his latest Euro trip, photo project and his studio in OKC. Available for rent at www.lightboxokc.com "Inspired by the legendary artist before him like Ritts and Newton, Jared carves out his own style while still staying true to the roots. Shooting on his Hasselblad 500 C/M there is no room for error. Jared's style is precise and sure. He captures the rawness in his subjects, never looking for the “perfect” frame, but the real one." More information at www.jaredkinley.com Huge thank you to our sponsors. The Oklahoma Hall of Fame at the Gaylord-Pickens Museum telling Oklahoma's story through its people since 1927. For more information go to www.oklahomahof.com and for daily updates go to www.instagram.com/oklahomahof The Chickasaw Nation is economically strong, culturally vibrant and full of energetic people dedicated to the preservation of family, community and heritage. www.chickasaw.net Diffee Ford Lincoln. Third generation Oklahoma business, the Diffee family continues to do business the right way, the family way. Go to www.diffeeford.net for all your new and used car needs and follow them on instagram www.instagram.com/diffee_ford Dog House OKC - When it comes to furry four-legged care, our 24/7 supervised cage free play and overnight boarding services make The Dog House OKC in Oklahoma City the best place to be, at least, when they're not in their own backyard. With over 6,000 square feet of combined indoor/outdoor play areas our dog daycare enriches spirit, increases social skills, builds confidence, and offers hours of exercise and stimulation for your dog http://www.thedoghouseokc.com/ #thisisoklahoma 

Es hat eine ganze Weile gedauert bis ich das Finale der Uncharted-Reihe „Uncharted 4 A Thief's End“ nachgeholt habe. Nach dem Gespräch mit Nathan Drakes deutscher Stimmer Jens Wendland kommt heute also das Gespräch mit DEM Uncharted-Fan, Pat. Neben Teil 4 haben wir uns auch über die Reihe an sich unterhalten und viel Spaß dabei gehabt. Viel Spaß auch euch beim Hören unseres Ritts durch die Spiel gewordenen Abenteuerfilme. Links zur Folge: Pat auf Twitter Pat mit Pixel Hunters auf Spotify Pat mit Passion of the Geeks auf Spotify Alle Podcasts, sozialen Medien usw. von Toddes Nerdcast gesammelt auf einem Link

In this episode of the Courage My Friends podcast, Capitalism and the mental health crisis, social worker, researcher and writer, Madeleine Ritts, researcher on mental health of Black communities, Michelle Sraha-Yeboah, and researcher and educator in labor issues, Jon Weier, discuss the current mental health crisis as an inevitable outcome of capitalism and whether good mental health is a benefit or a boon to our economic system. According to Ritts: “...Poverty, exploitation, alienation, these are inherent features of capitalism. So the degradation of physical and mental health is inevitable as long as we continue to live under the domination of the market. And I think in our system of racialized capitalism those forces will continue to disproportionately impact racialized people.” Speaking to impacts on Black communities, Yeboah says: “The field of psychology was born at the height of imperial expansion and colonial conquest. It was created to reinforce and serve the interests of the state. And so we see a lot of colonial rhetoric being processed through some of the methodologies and ideologies used in the field to reinforce a narrative about Black communities as being less than, as being subhuman, as misrepresenting their racial suffering. And these things have an impact today.” Reflecting on workers, Weier says: “I think gig work, contract work has been.. breaking down the bonds that can exist at a workplace..It's very hard to build solidarity. It's very hard to build a response or resistance to neoliberalism as these traditional sites of community and solidarity are being undermined in favor of an increasingly atomized workforce.”  About today's guests Madeleine Ritts is a researcher and social worker based in Toronto. Her writing has appeared in Jacobin, Health Debate, Now Magazine, Aeon, and the Toronto Star. She has worked as a mental health clinician for over seven years, and has experience organizing around issues of homelessness and poverty in Ontario. Maddie worked on a community, outreach-based mental health and addictions team in downtown Toronto and recently transitioned to a position in long-term care where she provides psycho-social and palliative care support to residents and their loved ones. Michelle Sraha-Yeboah is a doctoral candidate at York University in the Department of Social Science. Her research examines medical histories of racial and colonial violence, mental health care service use disparities and holistic wellbeing. Her work is particularly concerned with the intersections of socio-historical and political factors impacting Black Canadians' mental health care service use patterns and treatment preferences. She attends to Black feminist theorizations of care to achieve anti-racist and decolonial mental healthcare service delivery for Africans in the Diaspora.  Jonathan Weier is a professor in The School of Labor and The School of Liberal Arts and Sciences at George Brown College. An established historian and educator, policy professional and commentator on social and labor movements, his research focuses on voluntary organizations, trade unions, political parties and other efforts by workers, social activists, and reformers to achieve progressive political, social and economic goals. Jon has been active in the labor movement and in Left politics for over 20 years and is currently a board member and the academic advisor for the Douglas Coldwell Layton Foundation. Transcript of this episode can be accessed at georgebrown.ca/TommyDouglasInstitute. Image: Michelle Sraha-Yeboah, Madeleine Ritts, Jon Weier / Used with Permission Music: Ang Kahora. Lynne, Bjorn. Rights Purchased Intro Voices: Ashley Booth (podcast announcer); Bob Luker (voice of Tommy Douglas); Kenneth Okoro, Liz Campos Rico, Tsz Wing Chau (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  

De plejede at være rivaler, men pludselig sidder venstrefolk og socialdemokrater skulder ved skulder i spejlsalen på Christiansborg. Ritt Bjerregaard, der selv var minister i Danmarks første SV-regering dengang, husker stemningen som god men samarbejdet som tiltagende tungt og trægt. Og selvom regeringen sidenhen ofte er blevet betegnet som en fiasko, så synes hun, det er fornuftigt, hvis Mette Frederiksen og Jakob Ellemann forsøger at gøre dem kunsten efter i dag. Ritt Bjerregaard om at ville magten og en mulig SV-regering. Vært: Anna Ingrisch.

Wie angekündigt gibt's hier den zweiten Teil des Summer Game Fest für euch! Die wohl heißeste und mit großer Spannung erwartete Show war wohl die von Microsoft und Bethesda. Sony setzte mit einer soliden kleinen State of Play den Startschuss - was hat also die Konkurrenz im Petto und welche Katzen werden aus dem Sack gelassen? In 90 Minuten haben wir das gesehen, was Microsoft uns für die kommenden 12 Monate verspricht. So ziemlich alles davon wird auch im Game Pass erscheinen, falls ihr euch diese Frage gestellt habt, die Antwort ist ja. Mit einem bunten Mix aus 1st und 3rd Party Entwicklern legte die Show ziemlich ordentlich los und warf Redfall von den Arkane Studios als erstes in den Ring, gefolgt von Hollow Knight: Silksong, A Plague Tale: Requiem und dem unfassbar schicken Forza Motorsport! Im mittleren Teil verlor mich die PK etwas, konnte noch gelegentlich für Highlights sorgen - eines nennt sich zum Beispiel Cocoon und ein anderes Diablo IV - die Kontroverse rund um Diablo Immortal blende ich ganz naiv einmal kurz aus und erhoffe mir für den 4. Teil etwas mehr Verstand. Hideo Kojima war auch da und wir alle dachten nur, wtf sollte das?! Ernsthaft jetzt? Daniel möchte ich in Textform nicht zitieren, alleine für diesen Rant der beiden Kollegen lohnt sich diese Episode! Am Ende gewann Bethesda meine gesamte Aufmerksamkeit: Starfield zeigte sich nun erstmals in bewegten Bildern. Und natürlich könnte ich euch nun hier meine Meinung zum Spiel kundtun und euch sagen wie ich das alles so fand was ich da sah: Aber es wäre nur halb so schön, weil das gesprochene Wort doch hin und wieder mehr Emotionen tragen kann. Hört also gerne in den zweiten Teil dieses wilden Ritts durchs Portfolio der Videospielgeschichte! Wir würden uns freuen! Außerdem würde ich mich freuen, wenn ihr die beiden Typen von Freunde für's Extraleben unterstützt, unseren SpielBar Podcast teilt, kommentiert und bewertet und überhaupt! Falls ihr den ersten Teil zum Summer Game Fest verpasst habt: hier geht's lang! Bleibt den Pixel treu! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOYnwhKwlw8

Join us as we talk with Ella Ritts about her journey with art, science, expression, and self. Ella is a Program Content Coordinator for the Griffith Observatory, in Los Angeles, California who explores life and art everyday. — "it was always a comfort for me. Like in the toughest moments of my life, art was always there. It was a way for me to express like, you know, anger, sadness, frustration, angst, confusion, and, you know, all like, and be able to self-soothe. That was like the one tool that I had. And very recently I've come to terms with the fact that I'm a very highly sensitive person, like it takes more time and energy for me to process the world. So this like quiet time for creativity has always been like how I ground myself. And it was really important in my formative years." - Ella Ritts "If there's something that makes you happy, whether it's art or something else, like be earnest about that, be honest with yourself about what truly makes you happy, because that's what life is all about is seeking things that make you happy." - Ella Ritts — Generation Hope is a podcast from connect.faith; which is a new worshiping community of the Presbyterian Church (USA) unbound by location coming together at the intersection of creativity, spirituality and justice. Learn more about connect.faith at our website - https://connect.faith Donate to support our mission.

This week, Kirk and Paul watch every music video that acclaimed fashion photographer Herb Ritts ever made. That's 14 videos over the course of 13 years, starting in 1989 and ending in 2002, the year Ritts died.

Fast acht Jahrzehnte lang, von 1895 bis 1973, bestimmte Pablo Picasso die Kunst des 20. Jahrhunderts: Warum? Was zeichnet diesen baskischen Franzosen aus, wie gelang es ihm, sich immer wieder künstlerisch zu erneuern und auch von zwei Weltkriegen und unzähligen Avantgarden nicht aus der Spur bringen zu lassen? Das fragen Florian Illies und Giovanni di Lorenzo in der neuesten Folge ihres Kunst-Podcastes "Augen zu". Seine "Blaue Periode" und seine "Rosa Periode" haben Kunstgeschichte geschrieben, sein Gemälde "Demoiselles d'Avignon" hat 1907 den Kubismus begründet und sein Antikriegsbild "Guernica" von 1937 ist zum Symbol des "Age of Extremes", des extremen 20. Jahrhundert geworden. Pablo Picasso hat mit Zehntausenden von Gemälden, Zeichnungen, Grafiken, Keramiken und Skulpturen der Kunstgeschichte seinen Stempel aufgedrückt wie kein Zweiter: In "Augen zu", dem Kunstpodcast von ZEIT und ZEIT ONLINE erzählen Florian Illies und Giovanni di Lorenzo von den wichtigsten Werken seiner Karriere, seinem Leben und seinen Kämpfen. Jede seiner neuen Werkphasen hing unmittelbar mit dem Auftauchen einer neuen Frauengestalt in seinem Leben zusammen. Im Interview als "Telefonjokerin" berichtet Rose-Maria Gropp, Kunstkritikerin der "FAZ" und intime Picasso-Kennerin, wie der Künstler die Musen und Ehefrauen in seinem Leben für seine Kunst "gebraucht" hat - im doppelten Sinne. Sobald sie ihre Schuldigkeit für sein Werk getan hatten und Inspiration für zeitlose Werke von größter Schönheit wurden, wurden sie von der nächsten Frauenfigur abgelöst. Thema sind auch die berühmten Tierbilder Picassos: Der Dackel aus einem Strich, die Friedenstaube und der Ziegenschädel, den er aus einem Fahrradlenker formte, alles drei Kunstwerke, die so spielerisch sind wie genial. Zum Abschluss des wilden Ritts durch ein spektakuläres Künstlerleben geben Florian Illies und Giovanni di Lorenzo ihren Zuhörerinnen und Zuhörern wie immer praktische Hinweise: In welchen Museen in Spanien, Frankreich und Deutschland lässt sich Picasso am besten erleben, durch welche Bücher am besten verstehen. Und am Ende hat jeder – auch mit geschlossenen Augen – den Kopf voller Bilder. Mit Fragen oder Anregungen zum Podcast erreichen Sie die Moderatoren unter augenzu@zeit.de.

You may know Jacob Ritts from the world of photography or his behind-the-scenes work on the hit podcast Sibling Rivalry, but did you know he once accidentally used an entire container of G to masturbate?!? Follow Jacob on IG: @Jacob.Ritts Rate and Review the pod!! sign up for the patreon at www.patreon.com/TowerBottom !!! Send dick pics!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/goodsodpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodsodpod/support

For every negative trait a person sees in him/herself, the key is for you to be accepting and considerate. Occasionally, you may run across a situation where someone's self-perception varies vastly from their reality. In these instances, it's worth asking yourself what your overall goal is—to be better socially, or to burst someone's bubble. The answer to this question may guide your actions. Questions or comments regarding the podcast? Email the show at KingPodcast@NewtonMG.com or let us know what you think at http://bit.ly/pkcomment Or send us an email at KingPodcast@newtonmg.com Hear it here - https://bit.ly/socialintelking Show notes and/or episode transcripts are available at https://bit.ly/social-skills-shownotes Patrick King is an internationally bestselling author and social skills coach. emotional and social intelligence. Learn more or get a free mini-book on conversation tactics at https://bit.ly/pkconsulting For narration information visit Russell Newton at https://bit.ly/VoW-home For production information visit Newton Media Group LLC at https://bit.ly/newtonmg #ElizabethPinel #Harkins #JamesStein #PaulWhite #Pinel #Ritts #Stein #StephenHarkins #Swann #VickiRitts #WilliamSwann #Self-Verification #RussellNewton #NewtonMG #PatrickKing #SocialSkillsCoaching #SocialIntelligence Elizabeth Pinel,Harkins,James Stein,Paul White,Pinel,Ritts,Stein,Stephen Harkins,Swann,Vicki Ritts,William Swann,Self-Verification,Russell Newton,NewtonMG,Patrick King,Social Skills Coaching,Social Intelligence

As we proceed through spring, we look forward to re-opening of restaurants at full capacity. Marc and Tom are joined by Nick Ritts, CEO of Ritts Hospitality, to discuss the current state of the food service industry and how to prepare for success through the upcoming months. Discussion points: Introduction of the upcoming Restaurant Revitalization Fund What does “full capacity” mean in the post pandemic environment? Making sure your menu, pricing and amenities are up-to-date Quality and service still matter — no “pandemic excuses” Staffing is key and a major issue You can be successful in this environment — watch the numbers hourly, not monthly Optimism rules! References and Resources: Connect with Nick on LinkedIn Learn more about Ritts Hospitality Interested in becoming a mentor? Start here! Visit our Facebook page, and follow us on LinkedIn Connect with Armando, Tom and Marc on LinkedIn Theme music: Let Us Run For It by The Denotes | https://thedenotes.bandcamp.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

Welcome back! This week Lexi discusses how she got over her fear of communicating with romantic partners, and Jordan remembers why she should listen to her own advice. WE HAVE OUR FIRST GUESTS!!! We babble on with our dear friends Jordan Adams and Dalton Ritts on all things marijuana. Listen to some silly stories and ignore Dalton hacking up a lung. Please rate us on iTunes, we will love you 5-ever! FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: @purelyplatonicpod, @jotrom (Jordan), @leximay_xox (Lexi). EMAIL US: purelyplatonicpod@gmail.com MENTIONED IN EPISODE: Evolvere CBD Products- https://www.evolverelabs.com Moon Omens- @moonomens on Instagram INTRO SONG by Ro$eGLD on Spotify --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week one of my favorite people and host of The Housewives Tonight podcast, Rit aka wivestonight Zooms straight into my kitchen and we have an awesome chat! We start talking about Monique and the counseling session she had with her Pastor and we discuss church counseling verses licensed therapist, if Candiace and Monique were ACTUALLY close off camera (we get the same flash back picture repeatedly) and the emotional investment this fight takes. Speaking of investments, we talk about how the Instagram/Bravo podcast community is so welcoming and encouraging and about the authenticity of podcasts and what happens when the hosts want to touch the sun aka the bravolebs that we talk about on the podcasts. And Ritt shares which housewife always tags him in her only fans posts. We then take a bit of a shift and talk about Kamala Harris and how awesome it is that a woman of color was elected as VP. And we go a bit deeper and talk about her mixed heritage and the conversation surrounding it and Ritt breaks down the Indian caste system for me. Next we go on a wild ride and talk about Surviving R. Kelly part 2 (Ritt was a producer on the show) and how the law doesn't favor women of color. And we dip back into the Potomac waters and discuss how all hands really need to point to Gizelle (my problematic fave-ish)Producing may be Ritts profession but this conversation was completely authentic! The Housewives Tonight PodcastInstagram:@wivestonight@weigopodcast @tsfaisonTwitter@WivesTonight@tsfaison

The self-help industry is FULL of concepts that are meant to inspire you into a better version of yourself—go big or go home, love yourself, rewrite your past—but what happens when they’re overused and lose all their meaning? How can they then motivate you to live happier and more fulfilled?   And what about self-compassion?  I remember reading Tara Brach’s book, Radical Acceptance, where she tells a story about a woman’s mother who was dying. On her deathbed, the mother opened her eyes and said, “You know, all my life I thought something was wrong with me. What a waste.”  I can still remember where I was when I read that line. At that time self-compassion was NOT a part of my life. In fact, it was the exact opposite: I believed something was wrong with me and I was constantly looking for the fix. Kind of the opposite of self-love and self-compassion. The bright side is that one line prompted my quest to figure out what self-compassion was and how it looked for me. It was a cautionary tale—and I swore I would figure out a way to be kinder to myself. In today’s episode, I’m bringing you a conversation with my childhood minister, Gary Ritts. We started our conversation with self-compassion and went down a number of avenues beyond it into grace, empathy, Brene Brown, sympathy, loving relationships, and kindness.  This is one of my favorite episodes I have ever recorded and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. Listen to the full episode to hear: How self-compassion is radical self-care and what self-compassion can look like  Ways that self-compassion can look for different people—and how to find ways to recharge yourself so you feel more complete and fulfilled Why compassion and self-compassion are a choice that requires practice by learning and doing   How grace is something that is given to us—and why we can choose to accept it, even if we don’t think we are worthy Learn more about Nancy: Coach in Your Pocket The Happier Approach Book Live Happier Website --- The Happier Approach Book I’ve been working with women like you living with hidden anxiety every day for over 20 years as a coach and counselor. I wrote The Happier Approach to give you a framework for dealing with your anxiety and start living happier. The Happier Approach will help you understand the voices in your head and what to do with them. It’s not another woo-woo self-help book that asks you to think positively and live your best life. It’s a practical guidebook for getting out of survival mode and finding a genuinely happy and productive life. Know someone who has High Functioning Anxiety and a VERY LOUD Monger, the Happier Approach makes a great gift.  Find The Happier Approach on Amazon, Audible, or Barnes & Noble! And click here to learn more about how you can work with me through on-demand coaching!

I’m so excited to introduce my next guest, Award winning, Guy Mastrion, a skilled creative director, designer, photographer, and filmmaker He is the President and Chief Creative Officer of Brandforming and the Chair Professor of Business Administration at Skidmore College where he teaches courses on Branding and Commercial Production.Prior to Brandforming, Guy was one of three founders and Chief Global Creative Officer of Palio Communications and additionally, held senior creative leadership positions at Saatchi & Saatchi, McCann Erickson, Dancer Fitzgerald & Sample, Bates and McCaffery McCall This is a very special episode for me. Today I speak with Guy Mastrion who is single-handedly responsible for the beginning of my career as an Art Buyer/Art ProducerFor background reference, Ed Mitzen and Mike Myers (Not the actor) who we speak about here on today's program, co-founded Palio communications with Guy, we learn the evolution of this agency on today’s episode.We discover why this program is called ABFH, How and why he brought me into Palio communications, and joining the team and mentoring young designers and art directors.Guy, started his career with a passion for creating images. He discusses the fostering and culture of what drives great work and raising the bar of great and memorable work. Mastrion talks about the creation of his company, Brandforming a small Boutique agency based in Saratoga Springs NY. Vocal pictures sprung out of this.His roots are from NYC.He discusses teaching at Skidmore. Trying something new, and how he loves working with the students and sharing his extensive experience with branding and production and telling stories visually. He speaks of the world of academia and how we manifest our creativity. He’s a true “Brand Whisperer.Guess who his role models were?We speak about his inspiration for pursuing a career in Advertising.Did you know he has worked on films the likes of “ The Flamingo Kid, Easy money, Woody Allen’s; Mid- Summers Sex comedy? To name a few.How he got into Healthcare advertising. He talks about the role that Art buyers play in their role to the creative team. He kindly speaks about my role at the agency.What is involved in finding the best photographers, illustrators, and artists for a production?Guy and I touch on photographer treatments to help us how to better award a project.And what we looked for when assigning a production.We speak about his favorite photographers, including working with the late great Herb Ritts, on a campaign with Magic Johnson, Ritts, effortless approach to the job, his preparation. and Guy's phone call with the legendary Richard Avedon. How he won the “Helmut Newton Book! I’ve wanted one for years but never had room in my apt. It was too big :)Favorite places to visit. And our watching the Masterclass series. His words of advice for folks seeking a career in the creative arts.Stay tuned and listen to this very informational and inspiring episode! Link to Guy’s site:https://brandforming.com/member/guy-mastrion/

Bass player and Music Professional, Eric Ritts, discerns the attributes of Marco Bass Guitars.

In Folge 3 von „Rausgehen“ bringen wir Sie nach Mönichkirchen. An die 1000 Meter hoch, am Fuße des Hochwechsels und direkt an der steirischen Grenze gelegen, ist die Marktgemeinde mit ihren 600 Einwohner*innen eines der Epizentren des niederösterreichischen Alpintourismus – und das längst im Winter und im Sommer. Kraftvoller Taktgeber für eine Fülle von Bergabenteuer für die ganze Familie ist die mehrfach ausgezeichnete Skischaukel Mönichkirchen-Mariensee mit ihrem Headoffice in der Talstation der Sonnenbahn. Das Mastermind ist dort seit 20 Jahren Gerald Gabauer. Der Geschäftsführer der Liftgesellschaft nimmt den Journalisten und Podcaster Fritz Hutter und einen Überraschungsgast mit auf eine erlebnisreiche Tour über den Schaukelweg. Letzterer animiert mit seinen 17 Stationen speziell Kinder auf ganz besondere Art zur freudvollen Bewegung am Berg. Ganz oben auf der Mönichkirchner Schwaig wartet mit der Almschaukel dann ein, im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes, weitreichendes Highlight. Übertroffen wird dieses allerdings für manche noch durch die Option eines besonders rasanten Ritts ins Tal, wo man sich einer über 100 Jahre währenden Tradition als Wintersportort und Sommerfrische verpflichtet fühlt. Aber dieser Podcast thematisiert eben nicht nur diese Tradition und die gelungenen Schritte herüber in die Moderne, sondern auch die Geschichte eines Ortes, der nach dem zweiten Weltkrieg exakt auf der Demarkationslinie zwischen der sowjetischen und der britischen Besatzungszone lag und der davor auch finstere Jahre zu überstehen hatte. So erzählt der Mönichkirchner Germanist, Heimatforscher und Autor Anton Eder aus dem faszinierenden Leben, aber auch über die brutale Ermordung des jüdischen Multisportlers, Skilehrers und Tourismuspioniers Kornel Hoffmann durch die Nationalsozialisten. Infos: www.schischaukel.net www.sicher-rausgehen.at Dieser Podcast wird unterstützt von der ÖBB-Postbus GmbH www.postbus.at

Hendes far var kommunist. Selv tog hun turen fra arbejderklasse til samfundets top. Begyndte som ”Vesterbros prinsesse” og endte som ”Dansk politiks snedronning”. I sine erindringer fortæller Ritt Bjerregaard om en ukuelig fars pige, der fuldendte familiens klasserejse og som en af de første kvinder brød igennem glasloftet. Uden at give sig. Hverken politisk eller på beslutningen om at leve i et åbent ægteskab uden børn. Trykt i Politiken

Einen geheimen Rat an ihrer Ecke inklusive eines Wohlfühl-Ritts durch die Katakomben des ehemaligen schwarzen Adlers, wird Pati zukünftig in ihrem eigenen Salon anzubieten wissen. Pativerwirklicht endlich Ihren lang gehegten Traum - sie eröffnet ihren eigenen Laden - Die Geheimratsecke. Was die Geheimratsecken zu bieten hat, außer einem herausragenden Herrenschnitt und einer hochwertigen Verpflegung wird sie uns hier in dieser Folge KLEINLAUT verraten. Pati ist wirklich mit Leib und Seele Friseurin, das fühlt man auf Anhieb. Sie machte einst Ihre Ausbildung bei einem ultra hippen Laden in Stuttgart, um immer wieder über Tuttlingen bzw. Mühlheim ihrem so starken Drang nach kreativer Freiheit nachzugeben und nachzugehen. So landete Sie irgendwann bei den weltbesten Herrenfriseuren in Dänemark,. Mit diesen Jungs setzte sie erfolgreich ein sehr geiles Projekt um. ...was ICT-T, die Kings of Leon und The Killers mit diesem Projekt zu schaffen hatten, könnt Ihr heute, hier & jetzt miterleben... https://www.thecontainerbarber.com/da/ Nach zwei erfolgreichen Jahren mit den Jungs aus Kopenhagen, entschloss sich Pati vor einigen Monaten, am Scheideweg ihrer Sesshaftigkeit für die Eröffnung einer Erlebnislandschaft der ganz besondern Art. ...einen MÄNNER Salon mit kleinem Spielplatz für Frauen integriert... Eine wirklich tolle Folge mit viel Entertainment. Danke Pati und viel viel Erfolg bei all deinen Vorhaben - insbesondere der Geheimratsecke. Zu finden ist Pati bei Instagram https://www.instagram.com/frau_haarschnitt_rbb/ Oder bei Facebook https://www.facebook.com/GeheimratseckeTut/ https://www.facebook.com/pati.haarschnitt Den Podcast findet Ihr wie immer https://www.deezer.com/de/show/56257 https://itunes.apple.com/de/podcast/kleinlaut/id1355514875?l=en https://www.podcast.de/podcast/640334/ https://open.spotify.com/show/1LXfMPcVuVwQdfLcIfb0Qp?si=pY1SCJxDSsSX4x0EdWgIaw Folge direkt herunterladen

Palmolja, kärnkraftverk, krig och fred - Nordegren & Epstein startar veckan med heta ämnen! Hur skadligt är palmolja för klimatet? Louise har lovat Thomas att reda ut detta och idag fortsätter jakten på sanningen. Medverkar gör Martin Persson, docent vid Chalmers tekniska högskola i Göteborg. Och så handlar det om Sveriges första kärnkraftverk Ågesta. Kommer det att rivas eller bli ett museum? Hur ska kärntekniklagen tolkas egentligen? Gäster: Marie-Louise Olvstam, jurist Vattenfall samt Eva Dahlström Rittsél, antikvarie på Länsstyrelsen. Vi pratar också om fred - hur ska EU kunna få en nystart som fredsprojekt? Vilken är faktorn bakom freden? Medverkande: Dick Harrison, historiker. Programledare: Louise Epstein Bisittare: Thomas Nordegren Producent: Ulrika Lindqvist

Platverkstan live om Ågestaverken i Huddinge, Sveriges första kommersiella kärnkraftverk och tillsammans med experimentreaktorn R1 det enda kärnkraftverket i Stockholms län. Tungvattenreaktorn i Ågestaverken var i drift under en kort period för att ge fjärrvärme och el till förorten Farsta. Men redan 1973, efter 10 år stängdes anläggningen av säkerhetsskäl och lämnades då i princip intakt utan nya användningsområden. Intresset för anläggningen bland allmänheten har därefter varit stort, det har hållits fullsatta visningar och det har framförts önskningar om att omvandla byggnaden till ett museum. Länsstyrelsen, Stockholms läns museum och Tekniska museet genomförde tillsammans en större dokumentation av anläggningen som presenterades i boken Ågesta: kärnkraft som kulturarv år 2008. Nu planerar ägaren Vattenfall att riva anläggningen, vilket har väckt starka känslor både hos grannar som är rädda för att strålning ska spridas vid en rivning och hos människor som vill bevara byggnaden som ett kulturhistoriskt monument över modernismen och kalla kriget. Länsstyrelsen i Stockholms län har föreslagit Kulturdepartementet att anläggningen förvärvas av staten och förklaras som statligt byggnadsminne. I seminariet bidrar ett antal inbjudna experter med sina perspektiv på en unik, mytomspunnen men omdebatterad och komplicerad byggnad. Ska den räknas som kulturarv? Går den i så fall att bevara? Vad får egentligen kallas kulturarv? Finns det någon gräns? Vari består lockelsen i det postindustriella lämningarna? Och Medverkar gör: Magdalena Tafvelin Heldner, Intendent Kunskap & Samlingar/Tekniska museet Eva Dahlström Rittsél, Antikvarie, Enheten för kulturmiljö/Länsstyrelsen i Stockholms län Marie-Louise Olvstam, jurist, Vattenfall Bo Wirendal, tekniskt sakkunnig, Vattenfall Samtalsledare: Anna Storm, docent i Kulturgeografi vid Stockholms universitet.

The Paramount and Stateside Theatres are a historic Austin treasure. Over a hundred years and hundreds of thousands of performances the theatres have featured acts from legendary magician Harry Houdini to modern comedy legend Weird Al Yankovic. The theatres are no strangers to the world's most talented performers, and none of these unforgettable shows would have been possible without the Austin Theatre Alliance. The Austin Theatre Alliance is the 501(c)3 non-profit organization that manages the Paramount and Stateside Theatres. The Theatre Alliance oversees everything from maintaining the theatre's historic interior to booking guests. The Austin Theatre Alliance strives to engage all Central Texans through extraordinary live performances and films with performers and speakers from all around the world. In this episode, Charlie and Kyle sit down with Jim Ritts, the CEO of the Austin Theatre Alliance, to talk about the history and mission of the theatres. Since 2011 Ritts and his team have been responsible for hosting over 300 live events annually in Austin's famous Paramount and State Theatres, including a speech from a sitting president. Jump back in time and enjoy the nostalgic feel of Austin's downtown theatre district in this brand new episode. Support the Paramount and State Theatres and the Austin Theatre Alliance! Keep up to date with the theatres, purchase tickets to your favorite shows, or just donate directly on the official website Like the Paramount Theatre on Facebook Stay in the know for your favorite shows on Twitter Restore your faith in humanity with Everyday Superhumans Click here for our official website! Subscribe to the Superhuman Newsletter for your monthly dosage of good news Rate us on iTunes Like us on Facebook Tweet at us on Twitter Follow us on Instagram Become a Superhuman and donate to our Patreon! Logo by Adam Dodson Designs Music in this episode: Opening & Transition Themes Themes - Take a Chance Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Closing Theme - "Door to Door" by Alex Allen Additional shout out to Anna Hanstrom, who did all the audio mixing and provided additional edit notes in the production of this episode.

Folge 286: Alles im Kloster hat Streptopoppen, trotz des Ritts auf der wilden Maus im Gäuboden

Kristin Ritts memorializes her late husband Roy Ritts, a notable immunologist in this week’s StoryCorps. The Purple Heart recipient had his hand in early AIDS Research and worked closely with Supreme Court Justice Harry Blackman on Roe v. Wade. Ritts was one of the first to be awarded patents on monoclonal antibodies – which are antibodies made in a lab rather than by a person’s immune system. And he was involved in some of the first transplants in the United States.

Welcome everyone to Panda Pause. Panda Pause is a podcast where we take a moment and pause to interview a artist or writer from various communities, interests and backgrounds with an emphasis, but not limited to, the furry community. We upload every Sunday with round-table discussion every Thursday. I'm your host Mickey Bamboo and join me as we listen to everyone's stories. Follow this episode of Panda Pause where we get off track with the ever awesome comic artist Ritts! Join us as we talk about body positivity, his love of pans, and of course, that pencils don't contain lead. All this and more on this episode of Panda Pause. Find Ritts on His Fa- http://www.furaffinity.net/user/ritts His Tumblr- http://rittsrotts.tumblr.com His Twitter- https://twitter.com/Rittsrotts His Weasyl- https://www.weasyl.com/profile/ritts my weasyl And Support his Patreon- https://www.patreon.com/87452 MY COMIC PATREON http://www.patreon.com/87452 Join the New Panda Pause Facebook Page here at https://www.facebook.com/Panda-Pause-678277062326149/ Join us all here at the new Discord server https://discord.gg/ERMNWeT ! Find Mickey and Volks New Book, Furry Fractured Fairytails here at https://www.amazon.com/Furry-Fractured-Fairytails-Transformation-Anthology-ebook/dp/B01HRBUBBC You can also find all my shows on iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/panda-pause/id1073396731 NEW! Panda Pause is now also on Google Play Music at https://play.google.com/music/listen?authuser#/ps/I56frsrlto5xfbwachcymu3fbtm You Can find Mickey's book's here at http://www.amazon.com/Mickey-Bamboo/e/B01B83XKUE/ref=dp_byline_cont_ebooks_1 You can find my Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/pandapause?ty=h You can contact me at my twitter https://twitter.com/Mickey_Bamboo or tumblr at http://mickeybamboo.tumblr.com/ Or you can e-mail me at bamboomickey@gmail.com

Welcome everyone to Panda Pause. Panda Pause is a podcast where we take a moment and pause to interview a artist or writer from various communities, interests and backgrounds with an emphasis, but not limited to, the furry community. We upload every Sunday with round-table discussion every Thursday. I'm your host Mickey Bamboo and join me as we listen to everyone's stories. Well, after that happened, we need to get right back into the thick of things with a nice round-table discussion don't you think? Joining me this time on a very comprehensive discussion on Marvel's newest Netflix series, Luke Cage are Solar, Ritts, and Hyeight. Together we discuss the history, the music, and the cultural significance of this new iconic hero. Join the New Panda Pause Facebook Page here at https://www.facebook.com/Panda-Pause-678277062326149/ Join us all here at the new Discord server https://discord.gg/ERMNWeT ! Find Mickey and Volks New Book, Furry Fractured Fairytails here at https://www.amazon.com/Furry-Fractured-Fairytails-Transformation-Anthology-ebook/dp/B01HRBUBBC You can also find all my shows on iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/panda-pause/id1073396731 NEW! Panda Pause is now also on Google Play Music at https://play.google.com/music/listen?authuser#/ps/I56frsrlto5xfbwachcymu3fbtm You Can find Mickey's book's here at http://www.amazon.com/Mickey-Bamboo/e/B01B83XKUE/ref=dp_byline_cont_ebooks_1 You can find my Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/pandapause?ty=h You can contact me at my twitter https://twitter.com/Mickey_Bamboo or tumblr at http://mickeybamboo.tumblr.com/ Or you can e-mail me at bamboomickey@gmail.com

Segment A: Herb Ritts While his name may not be recognizable, Herb Ritts’ portraits of rock ‘n roll royalty certainly are. His work will be showcased at the Chrysler in “Herb Ritts: The Rock Portraits,” full of familiar images of famous faces such as Cher, Prince, and David Bowie that graced the glossy pages of Vogue, Vanity Fair, and Rolling Stone over the past 30 years. The exhibit, opening June 24th, also features never-before-seen images and video footage by the legendary photographer. We’ll have curators Seth Feman and Susan Leidy in the studio to talk about the monumental exhibit and all the exciting associated events, including rocking Third Thursdays and a lecture on Ritts’ work. Also calling in is former Rolling Stones photo editor Laurie Kratochvil and executive director for the Herb Ritts Foundation Mark McKenna, who both worked closely with Herb Ritts. Segment B: Brian Ramos OnStory producer Brian Ramos will be joining Cathy in the studio to discuss the show, which will be replacing the long-standing Car Talk on WHRO. The Austin-based show offers a look inside the creative process of today’s leading filmmakers and writers, and has been regarded as “film school in a box.” Ramos is part of a team dedicated to furthering the art, craft, and business of filmmakers and screenwriters, who bring the stories we love to life on our movie and television screen.