Podcasts about Ruelle

Hear about four book recommendations on art, nature, magical creatures, and the joy of pet adoption, from Carol Roberts, head of youth services at Troy Public Library. "What's the Point of Art?" (Kay, Fischer, & Atkinson, 2024) explores the history of art from cave paintings through modern day, looking at specific movements & artists, as well as the purposes and contexts for art. The picture book "Night Walk" (Jason Cockcroft, 2024), showing a grandfather and child walking through nature on paths the deceased grandmother loved, could help with conversations of memories as well as nature. "The Bedtime Book of Magical Creatures" (Krensky, 2024) showcases creatures from countries and mythologies around the world. "Jump for Joy" (Ruelle, 2024) is a tandem story of loneliness changed by the pairing of a girl and her adopted dog. While aimed mostly at younger readers, people of all ages can enjoy these picks. For more details, including the illustrators of the fine artwork in each book, see www.thetroylibrary.org. Produced by Brea Barthel for Hudson Mohawk Magazine.

durée : 00:03:32 - Le coup de cœur, ici Orléans - La Compagnie du Chat qui Rêve propose La Chasse aux sorcières, récit de femmes oubliées, une pièce inspirée d'un fait réel survenu à Gien en 1626. Une réflexion sur la rumeur et la peur collective, à découvrir ce dimanche 16 mars à 17h à l'Unisson de Saint-Jean-de-la-Ruelle.

Partagez votre opinion avec la rédactionDepuis plus de 35 ans, Jean-Luc Ruelle partage son temps entre la France et l'Afrique, et plus particulièrement la Côte d'Ivoire. Spécialiste de ces territoires, il apporte son éclairage sur la place actuelle de notre pays sur ce continent et les défis qui l'accompagnent : entre diplomatie et évolution stratégique. Il évoque également son action au Sénat avec l'ASFE (Alliance Solidaire des Français de l'Étranger). Et, en se basant sur sa propre expérience, notre invité déclare au micro Lesfrancais.press que, dans certains cas, « le cumul des mandats reste pertinent ». La suite sur Lesfrancais.pressSupport the show

Julie Ruelle is a registered dietitian and works alongside the GoCoCo team where she helps empower consumers to make informed decisions about their food by reducing reliance on ultra-processed products. The GoCoCo app was created to empower individuals to make healthier food choices by helping them avoid ultra-processed foods and their hidden health risks. This episode covered the basics of what ultra-processed foods are, how big food is driven by wealth (not consumers health), and exactly what the chemicals in the food system are!  WHAT WE DISCUSSED: [6:32]- What led Julie to investigate the big food industry.  [9:16]- What EXACTLY are ultra-processed foods? [15:20]- How are toxic chemicals getting into packaged foods and being labeled as generally recognized as safe?  [21:58]- Can you put individual ingredients into GoCoCo? [25:30]- Is all food REALLY just good in moderation? [34:05]- How natural flavors truly are not “natural.” [39:47]- Are seed oils really THAT inflammatory?! [45:45]- How can someone make eating healthy more affordable? [50:03]- Julie's frustrations when it comes to healthy eating and big food companies.  [53:19]- The features of the app, GoCoCo and how it can be used practically in daily life!  LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:  You can get a FREE premium membership for the GoCoCo app for an entire year with the code OPTIMAL!  L'BRI offers free samples so you can try before you buy! I love their skin, body, and hair care products and find them to be hydrating and effective for whatever season it is!  I am SO excited to be offering personalized coaching again! Working with me one-on-one will be offered alongside enrollment in either of my courses Low Insulin Academy or Cortisol Calm. More information to come once it's live!  FOR MORE INFORMATION FROM JULIE RUELLE: Website: https://www.gococo.app/ LET'S GET IN TOUCH:  Instagram: @shana.hussin.rdn YouTube: Optimal Metabolism with Shana Hussin, RDN Website: www.shanahussinwellness.com MY FREEBIES AND PROGRAMS: ENROLL in Low Insulin Academy ON-DEMAND HERE! My specialty course decoding everything about reversing metabolic illness!  If you want to work with me directly check out my coaching community! Find all my product recommendations and discount codes HERE. Register for my FREE webinar, You've Got Insulin Resistance and Blood Sugar Issues... NOW WHAT?!  Grab my metabolic testing guide!  BE ON THE PODCAST by emailing support@fasttoheal.info and sharing your story of how Fast to Heal Services have changed your life!

« Le festival du jeu, jouons ! s'soufflera sa 2eme bougie ce samedi 15 février à l'espace culturel Jean Ferrat de Ruelle sur Touvre. Rendez-vous nombreux […]

Tidens hotteste genre hedder 'Romantasy'! Den blander det overnaturlige med stærke kærlighedshistorier og dampende sexscener. I dagens program får lytterne smagsprøver på det hele, når vært, Nanna Mogensen taler med oversætter, Julie Rosendahl om bestseller-bøgerne i 'Empyrien-serien'. De er skrevet af amerikanske, Rebecca Yarros, og fans verden over elsker at dele vilde teorier om karakterer og plot. Redaktør: Hanne Barslund. Værker: 'Empyrien-serien' Forfatter: Rebecca Yarros Musik: Billie Eilish, Lana del Rey, Ruelle.

durée : 00:02:04 - Est-ce que les géraniums vivaces supportent bien le froid de l'hiver ? - Les géraniums vivaces sont de véritables champions du jardin, capables de résister à toutes les saisons. Jean-Paul Imbault, notre expert jardinier d'ici Orléans, répond à Adèle de Saint-Jean-de-la-Ruelle et vous explique pourquoi ces plantes n'ont pas besoin de protection hivernale.

J'ai le plaisir de recevoir cette semaine Elisabeth Ruelle-Megrelis et Charly Gaillard, coprésidents de la section parisienne du CJD (Centre des Jeunes Dirigeants). Ensemble, ils explorent une vision innovante et ambitieuse du rôle de l'entreprise dans la société.L'entreprise ne peut plus être simplement une machine à générer des profits : elle doit devenir un territoire d'expérimentation et de régénération sociale et environnementale. Découvrez comment des initiatives audacieuses, comme l'intelligence collective et le partage de la décision, peuvent transformer les entreprises pour répondre aux attentes croissantes des collaborateurs, tout en créant un impact durable.Au programme :Le rôle sociétal de l'entreprise : bien plus qu'une entité économiqueFidélisation et engagement des talents dans un contexte de transformationLe leadership authentique et vulnérable : clé de l'inspiration et de l'engagementUn épisode à ne pas manquer pour celles et ceux qui souhaitent repenser l'entreprise et le leadership dans un monde en pleine mutation.

« deux dates à retenir ! Les 22 et 23 juin à Ruelle. Stages, ateliers, spectacles, concert, Karine nous détaille tout le programme de « faites […]

Tous les matins RMC S'engage Avec Vous : toute l'équipe d'Amélie Rosique se mobilise pour vous aider à résoudre vos problèmes et porter vos combats. Une adresse pour nous contacter : rmcavecvous@rmc.fr.

Tous les jours, à 14h20, RMC s'engage pour vous. Amélie Rosique et la rédaction de RMC trouvent des solutions aux questions et problèmes du quotidien des auditeurs. Envoyez vos messages par e-mail: rmcavecvous@rmc.fr.

durée : 00:03:47 - Le coup de coeur FB Orléans - Le duo Orléanais "Pledge of Healing" représenté par Cyril Delvalez est en concert gratuit ce vendredi 24 mai à 18h30 dans la salle de l'Unisson de Saint-Jean-de-la-Ruelle. L'occasion de découvrir ce duo qu'il compose avec Claire.

Charles Ruell est l'invité de Mon Podcast Immo. Au micro d'Ariane Artinian, le cofondateur de Sézame dévoile les subtilités du leasing immobilier, une solution intéressante pour les acquéreurs et aussi pour les propriétaires qui ont besoin de cash. Vous avez un bien immobilier qui ne trouve pas preneur ? Un crédit relais qui arrive à son terme ? "Le leasing immobilier offre une nouvelle solution qui pourrait être la clé pour de nombreux vendeurs bloqués", explique Charles Ruelle. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Chaque Lundi de 19h à 20h30 Didier et son équipe reviennent sur les rencontres du weekend, décortiquent les résultats, commentent l'actualité sportive locale, régionale, nationale et […]

Rubrique:nouvelles Auteur: stefan-zweig Lecture: Christiane-JehanneDurée: 44min Fichier: 40 Mo Résumé du livre audio: Un port français. Une soirée à y passer. Le quartier des matelots… Le narrateur entre dans un café particulier, puis un autre homme arrive… Atmosphère lourde, tendue… Des personnages à découvrir avec leurs travers, leur humanité. Cet enregistrement est mis à disposition sous un contrat Creative Commons.

Ruelle : Un livre qui raconte les ruelles d'hier à aujourd'hui, qui propose plusieurs parcours dans la ville pour les découvrir et qui, surtout, constitue un vibrant hommage aux dédales de Montréal et aux humains qui les peuplent. Entrevue avec Florence Sara G. Ferraris, autrice du livre Ruelle et Ariel Tarr, Ariel Tarr, instigatrice du projet et photographePour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

 Jaclyn Ruelle, Vice President and Head of Brand at Papa Johns, joins Smita Reddy, Global Client Leader at Edelman, to discuss evolving the legacy quick-service pizza restaurant's brand to be culturally relevant to new and existing customers. “Every single day is not going to be pizza day, so how do we show up in ways … Continue reading "Papa Johns' Jaclyn Ruelle on Innovating a Beloved Food Brand"

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« Ce samedi soir, à Magnac-sur-Touvre grande soirée théâtre avec la compagnie la Plume et le Masque, venez applaudir « ce soir on sort » au profit de l’A.F.M. […]

« Concert de Nicolas Bras musicien et créateur d'instruments ce vendredi 16 février à 20h30 au Théâtre Jean Ferrat de Ruelle-sur-Touvre et l'entrée est gratuite ». […]

Sam Tinnesz is a singer-songwriter and composer based in Nashville, Tennessee, USA. He is known for his alternative and pop-rock style of music, which often incorporates elements of electronic and cinematic music. Tinnesz has released several albums and singles, and his music has been featured in various films, TV shows, and commercials. Some of his most popular songs include "Play With Fire", "Legends Are Made", "Even If It Hurts", and "Babel". Tinnesz has also collaborated with other musicians, including Christian rapper Lecrae and singer-songwriter Ruelle.Check out Sam's website here: https://www.samtinnesz.comPaul Duncan is a songwriter and worship leader from the LA area. As a frequent collaborator with many of Christian music's top artists, Paul has had many No. 1 radio singles. Based out of Los Angeles, his songs have been featured on various TV shows and have been heard in radio stations and churches around the world. Some of his most popular songs include Lauren Daigle's “Light of the World,” “Still Rolling Stones,” and “Hold On To Me.” Paul is the co-host and co-founder of the podcast “Songcraft: Spotlight on Songwriters,” which features in-depth conversations with writers whose music has stood the test of time. Check out Paul's website here: https://centricitypublishing.com/writers/paul-duncan/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dans ce nouvel épisode de MonPodcastImmo, Baptiste Julien Blandet reçoit Manuel Letort, fondateur de la startup Beelly, et Charles Ruelle, fondateur de la startup Sezame pour échanger sur la PropTech face à la crise du secteur immobilier. "Dans un moment compliqué, l'innovation prend encore plus sa place", estime Manuel Letort. Il s'agit notamment d'accompagner les agents immobiliers sur deux sujets actuellement dominant : la solvabilité des locataires et la transition énergétique. Leur point commun est le besoin de sécurisation chez le propriétaire face aux coûts et risques engendrés. Ce podcast a été enregistré à Immo, le congrès de la FNAIM, les 4 et 5 décembre 2023, à Paris.

Sam Tinnesz is a singer-songwriter and composer based in Nashville, Tennessee, USA. He is known for his alternative and pop-rock style of music, which often incorporates elements of electronic and cinematic music. Tinnesz has released several albums and singles, and his music has been featured in various films, TV shows, and commercials. Some of his most popular songs include "Play With Fire", "Legends Are Made", "Even If It Hurts", and "Babel". Tinnesz has also collaborated with other musicians, including Christian rapper Lecrae and singer-songwriter Ruelle.Check out Sam's website here: https://www.samtinnesz.comPaul Duncan is a songwriter and worship leader from the LA area. As a frequent collaborator with many of Christian music's top artists, Paul has had many No. 1 radio singles. Based out of Los Angeles, his songs have been featured on various TV shows and have been heard in radio stations and churches around the world. Some of his most popular songs include Lauren Daigle's “Light of the World,” “Still Rolling Stones,” and “Hold On To Me.” Paul is the co-host and co-founder of the podcast “Songcraft: Spotlight on Songwriters,” which features in-depth conversations with writers whose music has stood the test of time. Check out Paul's website here: https://centricitypublishing.com/writers/paul-duncan/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Season 5, Episode 15, covering chapters 60-63 of “A Court of Silver Flames”  by Sarah J. Maas. PLEASE NOTE that this episode is NOT for little ears and contains potential triggers due to the nature of the chapter topics. For more info about your hosts, or to reach out to us with your fan-cast and playlist suggestions, you can follow us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/MaasiveFansBookClubandPodcast), Twitter (https://twitter.com/MaasivePodcast), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/maasivefanspodcast/), Pinterest (https://www.pinterest.com/maasivefans), and TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@MaasiveFanPod), or visit our website (https://www.maasivefansbookclub.com). Join the Maas-ive Fans Book Club Discord Server here: https://discord.gg/sNCfaBvutc Read Kelsey's fan fic on Wattpad here: https://www.wattpad.com/user/kelseyreadnwrite Song List: "I See The Light" - Tangled Soundtrack "Unstoppable" - Sia "Queen of Swords" - Idina Menzel "I Run For Life" - Melissa Etheridge "Found Myself In Me" - Adrian and Emma-Jean Music "No Rest For the Wicked" - Lykke Li "Self Sabotage" - Ruelle "Middle of the Night" - Elley Duhe "Dangerous Woman" - Ariana Grande "Bottled Up Tight" - Luke Sital-Singh "Good Things Fall Apart" - Illenium with Jon Bellion "This is Me Trying" - Taylor Swift "Dance To This" - Troye Sivan featuring Ariana Grande "Friends" - Chase Atlantic "Climb Ev'ry Mountain" - Sound of Music Soundtrack

durée : 00:02:30 - Yohan Ruelle, entraineur MMA à St Benoit

durée : 00:04:18 - La comédie musicale "La lettre" jouée à l'Unisson de Saint-Jean-de-la-Ruelle avec Maxence Thireau - C'est une création complète, découvrez la comédie musicale "La Lettre" proposée ce vendredi 8 et samedi 9 décembre à 20h30 et ce dimanche 17 décembre à 15h00 à l'Unisson de Saint-Jean-de-la-Ruelle. Maxence Thireau, l'un des comédien, nous en parle sur France Bleu Orléans.

Colt and David sit down with singer/songwriter Sam Tinnesz.Nashville RIAA gold selling artist Sam Tinnesz may not sound familiar by name alone but when you hear his viral hits like “Play With Fire” which has amassed over 400 million streams, and “Legends Are Made” which has contributed to over 6 billion views on TikTok you'll likely recognize his signature voice. His stratospheric success in TV/Film and features on gold selling records like Kygo's Golden Hour has pushed his Spotify monthly listeners to over 4.9 million. As a songwriter, Sam has also had notable contributions to releases from DashboardConfessional, Royal & the Serpent, Banners, and Ruelle.  Sam Tinnesz had some more tricks up his sleeves in 2022 with his new album, There Goes The Neighborhood. It's a mix of late 90's and early 2000's Weezer meets Nirvana style rock with a don't give a shit hip hop attitude. The album has features from legacy artists like Dashboard Confessional and All American Rejects as well as viral sensation Bryce Fox. It is a shocking left turn for Sam Tinnesz that will have you wanting to hear the rest of the album.Website: www.samtinnesz.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/samtinneszTwitter (X): www.twitter.com/samtinneszFacebook: www.facebook.com/SamTinneszTikTok: www.tiktok.com/@samtinneszYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbb2JJRVnkkuDs6tzlq2GLwSupport the showCheck out our socials and follow us!Facebook: www.facebook.com/TwangTownPodcastInstagram: www.instagram.com/TwangTownPodTwitter: www.twitter.com/TwangTownPodWe would love your support to continue to bring listeners amazing content!Cash App: www.cash.app/$TwangTownPodBuzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2232176/support

Le Salon RENT, événement annuel incontournable pour les professionnels de l'immobilier et de la Proptech en Europe, a récemment été le théâtre d'une série d'interviews captivantes avec 10 startups prometteuses. Ces entretiens ont mis en lumière des innovations révolutionnaires qui transforment le paysage immobilier. Plongeons dans les coulisses de ces entretiens exclusifs pour découvrir les idées et les visions qui façonnent l'avenir de l'industrie. Ces 10 interviews exclusives offrent un aperçu fascinant des entreprises novatrices qui redéfinissent l'immobilier grâce à la technologie. Les idées et les visions partagées lors du Salon RENT témoignent de l'évolution rapide de la Proptech et de l'impact positif qu'elle peut avoir sur l'ensemble de l'industrie immobilière.

Cette semaine à Histoire de passer le temps, nous recevons Claudèle Richard qui fait sa première chronique à l'émission. Elle nous parle de la création du service de collecte des ordures à Montréal au XIXe siècle. En l'absence d'un système de gestion des déchets, ces pratiques menacent la santé publique. L'adoption de mesures d'assainissement axées sur l'aménagement du territoire et l'instauration, en 1870, d'un service municipal de collecte des ordures permettront-elles d'assainir la ville? Pour la seconde chronique, nous recevons l'ancien animateur d'Histoire de passer le temps Julien Legris ! Il nous parle de la fameuse ruelle montréalaise. Dans un effort de restauration urbaine, c'est en 1980 que Montréal lance deux nouveaux programmes visant la démolition de plus de 4000 hangars sur son territoire ainsi que l'aménagement de l'espace récupéré par les propriétaires : « L'Opération Tournesol » et « Place au Soleil ».

Le sujet : Dans un contexte où les critères d'obtention de crédit sont de plus en plus stricts, l'accès à la propriété est réservé aux emprunteurs ayant les dossiers les plus solides. Face à cette situation, le leasing immobilier émerge comme une vraie alternative pour beaucoup de profils. L'invité du jour : Charles Ruelle a fondé Sézame afin d'aider ses clients à accéder à la propriété, grâce au leasing immobilier. Au micro de Matthieu Stefani, cofondateur de CosaVostra, Charles Ruelle nous explique le fonctionnement et les avantages du leasing immobilier : Qu'est-ce que le leasing immobilier ? Dans quel cas est-ce utile ? Comment ça fonctionne ? Combien ça coûte ? Lancez cet épisode et découvrez comment le leasing immobilier peut vous ouvrir les portes de la propriété, sans remplir tous les critères bancaires ! Vous pouvez suivre Charles Ruelle sur LinkedIn. Avantages : Bonne nouvelle ! Les auditeurs de La Martingale bénéficient de 150€ de réduction sur les frais de dossier chez Sézame. Rendez-vous ici, ou précisez simplement que vous venez de notre part si vous les appelez par téléphone. Offre valable jusqu'au 31 décembre 2023. Ils citent les références suivantes : Le leasing (LOA et LDD) Ainsi que d'anciens épisodes de La Martingale : #146 - Keyvan Nilforoushan - Faut-il acheter ou louer sa résidence principale ? On vous souhaite une très bonne écoute ! C'est par ici si vous préférez Apple Podcasts, ici si vous préférez Google Podcast ou encore ici si vous préférez Spotify. Et pour recevoir toutes les actus et des recommandations exclusives, abonnez-vous à la newsletter, c'est par ici. La Martingale est un podcast produit par CosaVostra, du label Orso Media. Merci à notre partenaire Nalo de soutenir le podcast. Rendez-vous sur nalo.fr pour découvrir leur assurance-vie et plan d'épargne retraite et bénéficiez de 3 mois de frais de gestion offerts.

Welcome to another episode of Scratch, where Eric is joined by the brilliant Jaclyn Ruelle, VP head of Brand @Papa Johns, the mastermind behind Papa Johns exceptional campaigns. Jaclyn unravels the secrets of creating a buzz around your brand and igniting captivating conversations among your consumers.Together, they explore the art of truly understanding your customers and consistently delivering content that sparks their curiosity. Jaclyn emphasizes the significance of strategic communication methods, including new channels which are still growing, in establishing a robust online presence. Moreover, she sheds light on the concept of identifying your brand's "carrier pigeons" – the key individuals who can ignite a ripple effect of excitement and viral discussions.They discuss various metrics to measure ‘talkability'  such as the "Impact ratio”, and  “Attention Score” - a valuable tool for evaluating campaign performance by considering factors such as engagement and media spend. She also talks about recognizing the need for a quick and decisive team to launch impactful campaigns, especially during major events like the Super Bowl. Additionally, they stress the importance of active listening and contributing meaningful insights to discussions, all while extending your brand's reach for a lasting impact.[If you're a brand-side marketer and want to join the AMP community, check out the application form here]Watch the video version of this Podcast on YouTube

Sam Tinnesz is a singer-songwriter and composer based in Nashville, Tennessee, USA. He is known for his alternative and pop-rock style of music, which often incorporates elements of electronic and cinematic music. Tinnesz has released several albums and singles, and his music has been featured in various films, TV shows, and commercials. Some of his most popular songs include "Play With Fire", "Legends Are Made", "Even If It Hurts", and "Babel". Tinnesz has also collaborated with other musicians, including Christian rapper Lecrae and singer-songwriter Ruelle. Check out Sam's website here: https://www.samtinnesz.comFor more information on the Song Chasers community, head to joingsongchasers.com.If you would like to be the first to know about our 2024 Music Makers Bootcamp, head to musicmakersbootcamp.com to join our waitlist! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sam Tinnesz is a singer-songwriter and composer based in Nashville, Tennessee, USA. He is known for his alternative and pop-rock style of music, which often incorporates elements of electronic and cinematic music. Tinnesz has released several albums and singles, and his music has been featured in various films, TV shows, and commercials. Some of his most popular songs include "Play With Fire", "Legends Are Made", "Even If It Hurts", and "Babel". Tinnesz has also collaborated with other musicians, including Christian rapper Lecrae and singer-songwriter Ruelle. Check out Sam's website here: https://www.samtinnesz.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We had the pleasure of interviewing Sam Tinnesz over Zoom video!Nashville hitmaker Sam Tinnesz has recently released his pop rock project There Goes The Neighborhood.The single, “Spaced Out” featuring Nick Wheeler of the All-American Rejects is an anthem for all those who are tired of having an on-and-off again, complicated relationship status. Swirled with pop-punk guitar-driven melodies in signature Wheeler fashion, “Spaced Out” perfectly embodies the 2000s alternative foundation in Sam Tinnesz' fourth studio album There Goes The Neighborhood. Produced by Seth Mosley (Dashboard Confessional, Real Friends, Filter), “Spaced Out” was co-written with Nick Bailey, whose songwriting credits include Machine Gun Kelly, Demi Lovato, Marshmello, and jxdn. Nashville RIAA gold selling artist Sam Tinnesz has had viral hits like “Play With Fire” which has amassed over 385 million streams, and “Legends Are Made” which has gotten over 1 billion views on TikTok. He has seen stratospheric success in TV/Film and has featured on gold-selling records like Kygo's Golden Hour. As a songwriter, Sam has made notable contributions for upcoming releases from Sum 41 and Filter as well as distinguished collaborations with Dashboard Confessional, Royal & the Serpent, Banners, Ruelle, etc. Press highlights include Billboard, Forbes, SPIN, Rolling Stone, American Songwriter.We want to hear from you! Please email Hello@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #SamTinnesz #ThereGoesTheNeighborhood #NewMusic #ZoomListen & Subscribe to BiBhttps://www.bringinitbackwards.com/follow/ Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod

There aren't many multilingual, multinational television shows that have been running for nearly seven decades. But what makes the Eurovision Song Contest so special to me is not the music, or the dancing, or the costumes that range from spangletastic to tear-off: no, it's the people butting heads about language. Historian Dean Vuletic, author of Postwar Europe and the Eurovision Song Contest, recounts the many changes in Eurovision's language rules, and its language hopes and dreams. This is the first of a two-part Eurovisionallusionist. In the next instalment: dictators. Protests. Boom Bang-A-Bang Ding-a-Dong Diggi-Loo Diggi-Ley. Find out more about this episode at theallusionist.org/eurovision1, where there's also a transcript. The Allusionist's online home is theallusionist.org. Stay in touch at facebook.com/allusionistshow,instagram.com/allusionistshow, youtube.com/allusionistshow and twitter.com/allusionistshow. Support the show at theallusionist.org/donate and as well as keeping this independent podcast going, you also get glimpses into how the podsausage is made, regular livestreams, AND membership of the delightful Allusioverse Discord community with whom I will be watching the Eurovision final next month. The Allusionist is produced by me, Helen Zaltzman. Martin Austwick provides the original music. Hear Martin's own songs via PaleBirdMusic.com. Our ad partner is Multitude. If you want me to talk lovingly and winningly about your product or thing, sponsor an episode: contact Multitude at multitude.productions/ads. This episode is sponsored by: • Bombas, whose mission is to make the comfiest clothes ever, and match every item sold with an equal item donated. Go to bombas.com/allusionist to get 20% off your first purchase. • Squarespace, your one-stop shop for building and running a beautifully designed website. Go to squarespace.com/allusionist for a free 2-week trial, and get 10 percent off your first purchase of a website or domain with the code allusionist.Support the show: http://patreon.com/allusionistSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jacob wrestles with God, and has his name changed to IsraelIntro Music by Toby MacOutro Music by NF (feat. Ruelle)

I couldn't think of a more uplifting story and episode to share with you before this Thanksgiving Holiday (and at an economically challenging time for many when it's easy to feel down) than this conversation with Sabrina Ruelle.  I met Sabrina on a LinkedIn text message thread where she struck me with her thoughtful, well-articulated and insightful answers to my simple question: "What is the biggest challenge facing you in your career now?".  She sounded way wiser than her years and I knew I wanted to talk to her.  It turns out Sabrina's story is a unique one.  She was placed in foster care at 12 years old when her mom had to battle addiction and she spent the next few years defying the expectation that she would underperform in the system.  After high school, the only college that would accept her was a community college but she didn't let that deter her either. She ended up getting her master's degree at Boston University, and today, at 32 years old, is a Senior Director of Program Marketing and Management with a healthcare device startup.  She's one of the best storytellers I've met and shows you what's possible when you choose career paths that follow your passion - healthcare for Sabrina, because of her mom's struggles.  Tune in to hear Sabrina's inspirational story and to see what's possible when you are determined to put down roots, bloom and count your blessings in any environment.  

Vous être entrepreneurs, indépendants, CDD ou en intérim. Vous n'avez pas le profil idéal pour décrocher un crédit immobilier. Avez-vous entendu parler du leasing immobilier ? Charles Ruelle cofondateur de Sezame est l'invité de Mon Pödcast Immo. Au micro de d'Ariane Artinian, il présente sa solution de financement pour une location avec option d'achat à l'instar de ce qui se pratique dans le monde de l'automobile. 

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Ok folks! If you have an itch for a full on geeky episode full of laughs THIS IT IT! The guys chat up the torrent of news for SDCC and all the coming nerdy goodness coming out of Marvel. You can also listen to the guys crap all over DC! The gents also quip over the suspicious lack of mention of The Flash movie that has fallen into release limbo, as well as the far more entertaining scenario of Drake vs. Velocirappers. All this plus our song of the week: "Madness" by Ruelle. Tune in to the ridiculousness!

Gudrun talks with Polyxeni Spilioti at Aarhus university about spectral geometry. Before working in Aarhus Polyxeni was a postdoctoral researcher in the group of Anton Deitmar at the University of Tübingen. She received her PhD from the University of Bonn, under the supervision of Werner Mueller after earning her Master's at the National and Technical University of Athens (Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Physics). As postdoc she was also guest at the MPI for Mathematics in Bonn, the Institut des Hautes Etudes Scientifiques in Paris and the Oberwolfach Research Institute for Mathematics. In her research she works on questions like: How can one obtain information about the geometry of a manifold, such as the volume, the curvature, or the length of the closed geodesics, provided that we can study the spectrum of certain differential operators? Harmonic analysis on locally symmetric spaces provides a powerful machinery in studying various invariants, such as the analytic torsion, as well as the dynamical zeta functions of Ruelle and Selberg. References and further information P. Spiliotti: Ruelle and Selberg zeta functions on compact hyperbolic odd dimensional manifolds PhD thesis, Bonn, 2015. Greek Women in Mathematics Website Celebration of Greek Women in mathematics, May 12 2022 Greek women in mathematics - First podcast episode Eberhard Zeidler on Wikipedia Podcasts A. Pohl: Quantenchaos, Gespräch mit G. Thäter im Modellansatz Podcast, Folge 79, Fakultät für Mathematik, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT), 2016.

Legislation that would essentially block certain types of mining on a large swath of federal land in the watershed of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness was passionately debated during a May 24 hearing of the U.S. House Subcommittee on Energy and Mineral Resources. The bill would prohibit sulfide-based mineral development in an area of Superior National Forest near the BWCA. During the hearing, a Congressman from Wisconsin said the United States must either depend on slave labor or open the stalled Twin Metals sulfide-mining project on the edge of the Boundary Waters if the nation aims to have renewable energy sources as it shifts toward a green future. Republican Congressman Tom Tiffany, who represents Wisconsin's 7th Congressional District, asked Julia Ruelle from the Kids for the Boundary Waters organization if she thought slave labor should be preferred over the Twin Metals project. The audio in this short track includes segments from the May 24 hearing, as well as interviews with both Rep. Tiffany and Ruelle.

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Hello hello hello and welcome to Season 2 Episode 7! This week our guest is a GRAMMY-nominated songwriter, one of Nashville's most successful songwriters currently, Tofer Brown! He's written hit songs like “Ocean” for Lady A, “Night Shift” for Jon Pardi, “Better With You” by Jason Mraz, as well as chart-topping songs for artists like Little Big Town, Kari Jobe, Darius Rucker, Britt Nicole, Ruelle, Emily Weisband and even songs for the CMT hit series “Nashville”. You'll hear all about how Gavyn discovered Tofer via MySpace then later wrote songs with him on a trip to Nashville at the ripe age of 15 (lol). We've also got another week of ‘Pit or Peak', which includes a wild turn of events (a curveball if you will) for Haley, and an update on where in the world Gavyn is living (at the moment). All of this is ready for your ears! And That's That On That. --- (Credits: Theme Song - “Cheesecake” by Ian Post, Courtesy of artlist.io, Audio Editing/Engineering by Gavyn Bailey, Produced by Gavyn Bailey and Haley Chapman) Follow us on TikTok and Instagram for more chaotic content! Host Socials: @haleschaps and @gavynbailey. ** Don't forget to subscribe! ** --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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How To Buy NFTs What is a Non-Fungible Token NFT How To Make Your Own NFT Best NFT InvestmentsEpisode Summary:Today's episode of The Roadmap:NFT HeadlinesHosts:Chris KatjeBrian MoirProducers:Alyssa ColeFollow The Roadmap on Twitter!Disclaimer: All of the information, material, and/or content contained in this program is for informational purposes only. Investing in stocks, options, and futures is risky and not suitable for all investors. Please consult your own independent financial adviser before making any investment decisions.Unedited Transcript:all right, everyone. Yet, this is the roadmap Benzinga NFT show. We've got so much to talk about as we previewed last. We had one of the biggest sporting events, the super bowl. And there was tons of rumors, tons of conversation about what was going to happen during the big game. So without further ado, let me bring on the man who I talked to about all those rumors and all that news we have Benzingers oh, Brian Moore Hola. Brian, before we get started today, I have to remind everyone that today's show is sponsored by FPX U S one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world in terms of trading volume and daily use. The FTX app is used by over 6 million people that buy crypto and NFTs, no transaction or withdrawal fees from your phone or computer.And that FTX us trading platform offers NFT trading on both the Ethereum and Solano blockchains with no gas fees. You can find out more by clicking on the link in the description below and also pinned to the chat right now. And Brian, speaking of FTX we talked about this last week, right? That our friends from FTX, we're going to have a super bowl commercial and they were also going to be giving away Bitcoin based on what time that commercial aired.So Brian. That commercial was the FTX featuring Larry David. It was one of the most talked about commercials and I thought really well done and really funny. What'd you think of that commercial? Yeah, I really liked it. I liked the other coin based one where I had no idea what was going on with it, the bouncing around on the screen. So Brian I was way off with my guests on a FTX. I thought that commercial was going to error like nine o'clock. And it actually, I shared the tweet here. 7 54 was the actual time. So they're giving away 7.5 for a Bitcoin to anyone who retweeted and entered that contest. Fingers crossed here, of course, but again, props to our friends at FTX for getting that Superbowl commercial out.And then Brian, you of course mentioned the other one that I've heard so many people talk about. Coinbase not a 32nd ad. They did a full minute, right? Yeah. What seemed like it would last forever, which was probably good because it gave a lot of people time to figure out what was going on. So $14 million is the estimated cost that they spent for that 60 seconds to have a QR code bounce around. And. For many of us in the crypto space, in the NFT space, I think we knew what was happening right away. I grabbed my phone so fast, Brian. I already had it out because I was live tweeting commercials during the super bowl, but I scan that QR code and I was hoping, Hey, it's going to be the Coinbase NFT marketplace.Let's go, let's start buying NFTs. It wasn't but still just disappointed. Like I even, I ran into. As I was in the kitchen, fixing, finishing what were made for dinner because my wife and I stayed home and I saw it on my phone and of course I couldn't do anything for my phone. So I ran into the bedroom, we were watching it and then I started scanning it and got it.And I was like, really disappointed, but she had no idea what the hell was going on. And she was like, I don't get it. That was stupid. Why? And I was like I bet a lot of people scan that. And then a lot of you are disappointed like me because we didn't really get anything. Yeah. And that's the key point, and I, as my, my takeaway is that I scanned as fast as I could. And what did I get out of it? Nothing, possibly something. So on the top of it, something to talk about, there you go. And what did they get a ton of new users potentially. And that's what they spent money on. Of course. And also Brian, I saw the data yesterday, there.Chief product officer actually said that they had 20 million visitors to their website in one minute. So one minute after that commercial aired or during 20 million people last or in the month of December, they had 77 million visitors. So around a quarter. Of what they normally get in a month, they got in one minute, thanks to the power of the Superbowl.So obviously $14 million is no small amount, but it looks like potentially money well spent and also their app.  It went all the way up to number two, I believe on the U S app charts for downloads. So again getting their word out there, we also saw. Crypto.com. So FTX, Coinbase, crypto.com.All doing ads. And then Brian, the surprise one for me. And the one that I think a lot of people loved because it had so much going on was the E Toro one, right? So the equatorial commercial, it featured a Sheba dog, that we saw lots of different crypto communities fight over which coin it was actually supposed to be.But then also hidden in that commercial, which no one seemed to find until each Toro tweeted out. There was a board ape from the board ape yacht club, NFT collection. Brian, I didn't see this the first time there it is on screen. You have to really slow down zoom there. Yeah. So they tweeted out and said that they brought a friend along.So that is a board ape that belongs to their founder and CEO. So here we have the the. Of the actual NFT, right? So there it is. That's his, and he featured it in the commercial. Brian, there was all kinds of talk, that we were going to see board apes in a commercial, we were going to see board apes as part of the halftime show.That stuff didn't happen. But instead we got a one second image of a board ape in a commercial. Is that kind of a small constellation prize or just a non-event. Yeah. It's just  here you guys go quit talking about it. Yeah. Now people can't say that aboard wasn't in the Superbowl commercial. Cause technically  so I guess on a technicality  we'll take it, but  has also mentioned that maybe they're going to get into the NFT space. So maybe this was just a glimpse of what they have coming. So again  watch out open, see, there is tons of competition out there or coming your way soon. But the super bowl is very exciting. We also saw the bud light next commercial that featured the nouns. Which is something we talked about, those nouns glasses. That was really cool for me to see. And technically that was the first time. And Ft ever featured in a Superbowl commercial. So a bit of history there.What did you think of that bud light ad? That was, it was really neat. I saw bits and pieces of it. Then I had to rewatch it because it. I wasn't really paying attention when I first saw it, but it was, it w it was what you expected, I guess it was pretty neat. I still go back to what I was saying on the episode before the super bowl in hope and hoping that this will push the nouns Dow out there a little bit more.And we'll have more Dow's actually. Follow what they're doing. Cause I don't know why, but I really liked their style. I really like how they have done everything and just the fact that it's never going to end and it's a daily auction.  Maybe a couple years from now when people might forget about or whatever, you might be able to snack one for really cheap, just out of nowhere kind of thing.So I don't know. I think it's really cool. And I, hopefully they, we see a lot more of them because of the commercial. And the. Yeah, definitely. And  something else, Brian is we gotta give a shout out. We talked about a couple players, right? So winning the super bowl and it wasn't his first super bowl ever Von Miller defensive player for the Los Angeles Rams.And we highlight. Because he is the owner of a couple of board apes. So let me get this cowboy on the screen, right? This is his board aid that has been his profile picture before. He also owns two mutant serums that he has not used yet to make those NAPE yacht club NFTs.  I'm wondering when we get news or anything on that, but  cool to see someone who's so heavily involved.In the NFT space, as far as athletes win a Superbowl tweet about it, be congratulated by the community. And then also we saw Odell Beckham Jr. Who has a dead fellows and FTS his profile picture. He also owns a crypto punk. And Brian, I don't know if you saw this picture. I just actually remembered about it to add it in here.During the celebration he wants again, war his crypto punk. So here it is. I didn't see that the Lombardi trophy there is Odell Beckham Jr. On the right with his crypto punk on his shirt. I mean talk about a flax Superbowl champion, crypto punk owner. I love. And not the first time he also wore this way before.  We talked about that last week, Brian. Odell was having a great game. I was really rooting for him. I had, I may have had some money on him to win MVP. And then of course he got her. Which was very unfortunate. Sounds like it is a score one. So I was fine. I know he did get that touchdown yet.So good call Brian. I did get some money off of that, but he didn't hit the over on the yards I needed. He didn't win MVP, so that would have been cool to hit those things. But again, my hats off to him, he has now a super bowl champion. But Brian, I think that's what we've got for Superbowl.Anything else that really caught your eye or   to talk about what the super bowl here? The halftime show was really awesome and it made me think about back when I was a kid listening to rapper a teenager listened to rap and all those people were. My favorite.So I really liked that in sneaking Kendrick Lamar, but yeah, it was overwhelming on the sense of, we, we definitely maybe got a little over excited about how crypto and empty focus it would have been. But then if you look back on retrospect, it makes sense. There's not really much else to do besides commercials and stuff like that.I was just hoping. I would have seen a lot more stuff, maybe on social media and different announcements, different drops, and just see a lot more trending stuff than just the usual just to have a halftime show, blah, blah, blah. It's a little underwhelming on just that small aspect of it. Overall. I thought it was good. Yeah. And looking back now, I feel like maybe we should have thought that all along the fact that there were so many performers that there wasn't going to be room or time to really do anything NFT related. And also it's not like it was just Eminem and Snoop Dogg, performing who both owned board ape.There were other performers who, to my knowledge don't own any NFTs. So what would that have Look would they have just  stood on the stage watching, would they have bought some before? Would that have been part of it? And that, that performance Brian, you mentioned it.Yeah, it took me. Years ago, listening to all those songs and  I could've listened to that halftime performance for so much longer. And then it ended and it was like, oh shit, it's over. They all performed,   so there probably wouldn't have been time to really get into anything crypto or NFT related. But it was a great game and also a great halftime performance. And again, we did get some NFT and crypto connections via the commercials, at least. So a lot for us to talk about last week and of course today to wrap it up. But I think that's going to do it for Superbowl talk. Brian let's get into  something we talk about a lot is the top 10 from last week.So the top 10 and FTS by sales volume, we did have a couple, a new ones on the list here. So we had Kara Fu Ru was number one at 54.3 million pixels. Number two at 52.7 and then criminal punks came in third. Cool pet fourth ACCE, five board, eight, six, no surprise. A Zuki fell from one down to seven and then Clonex and mutant, Abe.And then number 10 I believe it's CRA Bata. So Brian, I'm going to break down a couple of these cause they caught my eye. So Kara Fu topping the list. This one came out around 12 days ago. Now it's a collection of 5,555 floor price of 3.15.  So it's an interesting one. And then pixel mine, it has really been talked about a lot and we might get to that later on in today's episode of these NFT projects with huge followings starting their mint price way too high. So pick some on, had a Dutch auction. The starting price was three east. And now we have a floor of around 1.4. So people are literally underwater from where they got in depending on when they bought in this Dutch auction and then crypto punks. Brian, did you see the record?Crypto punk 5 8, 2 2. For anyone out there watching or listening? It's one of the rare alien punk. So there are only nine of these alien punks in existence. And it sold for 8,000 EAs or $23.7 million. Brian, that is a huge price tag. And with that, we then saw a little bit of a run on a crypto punks.And then of course cool cats and cool pat saw good volume because of the cool pets launch. The surprising one for me though, Brian Kirabati coming in at 10. This is based on the avalanche blockchain. It's a plater earn game sales volume, 18.2 million Brian, I don't know a ton about avalanche, but this game.Tell me more about avalanche?  I just saw an article that avalanche is now trending up because a DFI is coming back and I've actually seen a lot more mentions on different parts of Twitter that Defy's kind of making, not necessarily the same kind of run, but we're seeing the NFT.Pretty much only focused now expand back to inclu, include a tokens and crypto into NFT and both or vice versa or NFTs with tokens or tokens with NFTs. So finally, we're having this mesh that. It should have been all along and maybe we'll see a lot more of these EIP or ERC 1, 1, 5, 5 protocols where you can have fungible and nonrefundable and tokenized assets all in the same. Avalanches. Yeah, just another defy protocol with staking and all that kind of stuff. Just like Solano. We're just seeing a lot more rise in it. And that probably is why this and if T project had a big boom because AVX shot up 40% or something like that, the last little bit in a very short time.Yeah. And I have the website pulled up in my browser because I've been meaning to do some research on this game and find out if maybe I want to get involved, but play to earn, we've got the typical mining, looting, breeding, and battling.  Obviously looks a little bit similar to ACCE 64 breed types.It looks like we're still in the early phase here though. So they have a demo for windows, Mac, and Andrew. They have a token, their own token, their own in-game currency. And then also the NFTs that are playable.  This is interesting. I'm going to need to do some more research on it. Brian, but   it's always nice to see something non related, pop up in the top 10. Usually it's just ACCE. Occasionally it'll be something on like the wax black chain, right? Yeah. But lately we've been getting these other ones. Solana now, avalanche it's nice to see  some difference and some diversification. And that's why when we did our interview recently with Solana legend, which we actually replayed yesterday, too  Those NFTs have been kicking it. It's an area I want to get more exposed to because I want more diversification in my portfolio.  I'm definitely going to be checking out Kubota, anyone out there listening or watching has experience with avalanche NFTs hit us up, let us know. Cause maybe we can feature that in a upcoming episode.Brian, I tuned into a Kula Twitter spaces yesterday. It was actually hosted by a Coinbase, I believe. And it was with a bunch of the women in the NFT space. So it actually featured a Reese Witherspoon.  Known actress and entrepreneur, and then women behind So we had like dead fellows, world of women, long neck ladies.And it was really cool just to hear like their perspectives, the different  inspirations for their artwork and really get a spotlight. And from an investment perspective, Brian, we've seen a run on a lot of these women led projects. So to me, I was able to take notes right.And less than, and see, okay. Which of these projects have taken off. People know about, but they still haven't taken off all the way. Because obviously world of women. Out of my price range right now, it's taken off a ton, but some of these other ones, I still think there's room to grow because they have that that factor, they have a good community, a good roadmap.So a something I'm interested in. What do you think of some of these women projects? Brian? I think they're awesome. I liked the the. Ah, it's, it'd be really weird to say no, I don't like projects that are  headed by women, but I really do that fact that we're having a lot more projects that are focused, headed up by women.And they're making this a. I would agree that the crypto space has been inclusive over the past couple of years to be mainly male dominated, because it's just, maybe it's because of like how it all is laid out or I couldn't really tell you why I'm not. A social scientist or someone that could really explain the difference, but they're just not as many women led projects are really women in the space.So it's really awesome to see a lot more of them. Kinda take charge, take ownership and kick ass because it, this crypto and blockchain empty any part of this space, it doesn't matter who you are, where you're from. You could be part any part of the country, any part of the world. Any demographic, any, anything whatsoever, and you can make a name for yourself in this space, and you can either tell people who you are, or you can be completely anonymous and be the creator of Bitcoin.And no one knows who it is, but has changed every single person's life that you'll ever talk to for the rest of your day for the remainder of time.  It's pretty cool. I really liked that, that we were seeing a lot more and they're taking charge of it and being. All I said that. Yeah. Yes.Love it. Yeah. No, and a good, another good use case of Twitter spaces, right? An area that we've tried to grow with. Benzinga Brian, I know you're so active in the Twitter spaces. I've been trying to listen in on more, right? Obviously. I spoke on some weed co-hosted, but sometimes it's cool to just listen, and get that perspective from other people which is what the NFT community can be so much about.  Different opinions, different  artists, different perspectives.  That was really cool for me. Brian  one of the areas I've mentioned was that we had.Some controversy in the NFT space. So we have some of these projects. Yeah. Nothing new, but it seems like it's really coming heavily lately. So the biggest things I see are a lot of these projects have large followings and then they're doing these high mint costs. And it's something that they're doing because they have the demand, or they think they have the demands. But then they end up not having as many people maybe as they thought, or  some of these NFT well-respected names say, no guys like this isn't right. You shouldn't be doing this high mint costs.   I've seen a couple lately. We had a serial club mint today and they did a Dutch auction and it just seemed like it was really high.Squiggles, which we talked about not too long ago, they're meant they actually ended up getting delisted from open C they had some transactions that were questionable from team members, weather report, which we'll get into on the upcoming mint. Their former artists published a document today saying that he was only going to get 5% of royalties and the two co-founders.Split 50%. So now there's a debate on whether or not weather report is going to make it. And then we also saw jacked ape club, which was another ape derivative project where we actually had some influencers not disclose that they were influencers. The project manager. But then we saw the founders kinda walk away with the money. Which is something we never liked to see was it a rug poll time will tell because then we saw some other people start to buy him up and the floor price actually rose Brian what do you make of all this? I know I just rattled off a bunch, but there just seems so much controversy to where, if you're new to this space, how do you get into some of these mints?You're almost better off. Going to existing projects, rather than trying to get in one and find one, that's not going to rug. I think you almost nailed it. Whenever you go into a mint and a not financial advice, of course, but everyone, you need to keep something like this in mind, if you're going to be trading stocks, assets options in MTS grip to anything with NMT is especially if you're going into a mint. Just know that at that moment is the most speculative. The asset will ever be, especially in MTS, that being said, MTS are on their own. Are speculative in general because unlike cryptocurrency, unlike say we'll take a one ether. For example, one ether equals one ether, but one board API club token does not equal another board come together.Everything's really subjective. So when you go into the minting aspect say the mint price is 0.06. They mint out, then they're on open sea and now they're going to be trading at 0.03 for the next six months. Do you hold onto it to goes back up to 1.3 or do you get rid of it and try to move on because you don't really want to hold something for six months unless the project keeps your attention, keeps you involved and keeps you motivated to stay in.So I always wait until see things on open seat. See how much left is in the mint, and then go from there. I've mentored a couple of things, but I think of. Done to in my whole time where I made money off the mint, specifically over buying or minting and holding for awhile yeah. You know what we're trying to provide some education and guidance and Brian, that's where  I try to be as honest as possible and we don't provide financial advice and I don't want to see anyone get hurt.I don't want to see anyone lose money. And that's where I almost want to call people new to this. To look at existing projects that have been established. We know who the founders are. We know that they didn't walk away with the money. They're still active. The discord still active. The community is still active or they're projects that maybe you can buy in with the USD. And get some  some early experience with NFTs, right? Like dapper labs with top.  Some of these other drops, right?  It's just, it's so hard to get behind some of these projects that have these large followings. And then all of a sudden they say, Hey, our mid price is going to be four ease or our mint price is going to be one ether.With the exception of cool pets, right? Cause cool. Cats was established their mint price was 0.5. I get that when Newton API club launched, everyone got a serum, but they also did a Dutch auction or a launch public launch. And that was a couple EAs. But again those people have clearly made a lot of money that meant then, but I think that price was warranted because they had that community, they had already done a successful launch.I just really don't think some of these. Can a do these ones. Yeah. And we got nifty hunters in the chat saying, I believe in jacked, a club Bradley Martin took over the projects, Bradley Martin. I believe has a huge following on Twitter, a fitness person, I believe.  He was active in that project and now seems to  be in charge and again, the floor price did go up, but they did have some questionable influencers and questionable group of founders. And sometimes red flags are enough to just get me to steer clear of a project. And Brian, it's not like we only have five projects to choose from. We got thousands.  I get a number. So if I pass on one, there's more to choose from and that's. Anyone new to the space. I just want to remind you guys again, to be cautious out there. I've seen a lot of people get burned over the past couple of weeks. And unfortunately when people are new to the space and they get burned, usually that turns them away forever. And that's not something that. For the space and to see NFTs, continue to grow, we need to get more people involved in the space as well. So just a word of caution, Brian, I didn't even put it in my notes, but I was actually thinking that metaverse right. You missed Thursday's episode.Last week I had Mitch from Benzinga with me and we opened some packs from MBA, top shot and up all day, but we also spent some time in the metaverse. So we played around in decentral land and Brian, it's a date a day. Doesn't go by that. I don't see a headline or get to write about decentral land. So today. I actually got to write about the metaverse. The Atlanta Braves are going to be the first baseball team to put their stadium in the metaverse. So they are going to create a virtual copy of their park. And the really cool thing here is for fans is they're going to have some Easter eggs and some scavenger hunts.And if you're able to complete puzzles and win games, you can win. Maybe some tickets, maybe some memorabilia. And again, it's not like it cost you money. You're just hanging out in the metaverse. And then also J JP Morgan, one of the largest financial institutions out there, they launched a bank in the metaverse this week.And they also put out a 18 page report, which Brian I'm still reading and working on articles about it. Talking about growth of the metaverse. They see it as a $1 trillion. I know market size. That is insane. But something we've heard other say, but to hear JP Morgan say yes, metaverse $1 trillion and they talk about the growth of work in the metaverse. Even saying people in other countries could work from the metaverse and not have to worry about moving.  To the U S or to other areas. So we could help some emerging markets, it could also help with gaming companies, which obviously we've seen all these. But what do you think Brian?$1 trillion. Is that just hogwash or is JP Morgan onboard here and that's a legit number in the. No, I think that's absolutely legit number in the future.  It's speculative, we say that word a whole lot, but yeah it was JP Morgan first off, so there is a little bit of credibility behind that whole conglomerate. But also. Yeah, there's no telling like $1 trillion. I that's almost on the low end, in the whole grand scheme of things of what it can be worth in the next 20 years. Within the next five to 10 years, we're going to see probably double one. 2 trillion and who knows it's going to be its own entire ecosystem and decentral and the central land up land sandbox.And there's maybe a few others, but those three, I think are the forefront of this whole thing. And yeah, it's no telling where they're going to be. And they're definitely going to be way bigger than Facebook and all these other ones. Yeah, but easy Chilean, easy. Yeah. And for those looking  looking for more information, like I said, I'll have a couple articles out.We have one up on Benzinger right now about JP Morgan opening that bank in the metaverse. So you can find a link to that report with that article. Brian. So metaverse huge talk obviously. I want to get to some upcoming mints, right? That's something we always like to do on the show. And again, I stress, right?Not financial advice, Brian and I are not telling you to go out and mint these or buy these right. We're providing the data, the date, the mint cost, right? Some some information. Oh yeah. You reminded me of the New York stock exchange. They filed a couple patents and they are possibly exploring the metaverse right.I actually spoke to a representative from the New York stock exchange it's spokesperson. And this is the quote that they gave me. Brian, the New York stock exchange has no immediate plans to launch cryptocurrency or NFT trading. The New York stock exchange regularly considers new products and their impact on our trademarks and PR protects our intellectual property rights.According to. So a vague statement, right? That they don't have immediate plans, but they filed trademarks. So for those of you out there listening or watching the New York stock exchange, one of the largest exchanges in the world, they filed trademarks to potentially launch virtual currency, a NFT marketplace, NFTs, virtual events.That's huge. And we've talked about it recently with McDonald's Panera.  All these companies where they file and it doesn't mean that they weren't. But normally if you file a trademark, either means you want to block other people from using your brand or you have intent to do something with that. So to me, I feel like there's intent here, right? Brian, that maybe. I see them launch  if, Hey, they can make money off of people buying and selling stocks. Maybe they want a piece of people buying and selling NFTs. What do you think is the New York stock exchange going to take on open sea and Coinbase down the road?Yeah, I think so. I think one, they be stupid not to form like kind of a. A tokenized version of stocks on their own  anybody who is in any ticker that goes through the NYC it has a tokenized version to it. And then there, you open up  this is legality and stuff like that.We're not lawyers or anything, but you can open up a futures. You can open up a fractional. Shares, you can open up a ton of different things, even collateral against your tokenized stocks, because you have all your stocks in your portfolio. Then you also have a tokenized version of them. You get the tokenized version of them as collateral against a loan or may your margin and stuff like that. There's endless possibilities, what they can use it for. And you know what New York stock exchange that's free. It doesn't consultants. Yeah we got Brian in the house giving some advice to the NYC and Ryan, you made some great points there. And  I would highlight with what you said, the IPO process, right?When a company decides to go. They can choose between listing on the New York stock exchange or the NASDAQ, are the two major ones and there's disadvantages and advantages to both. But what if the New York stock exchange has an NFT marketplace and can make that fractionalized trading option of your symbol, your ticker, your company, right as shares and the NASDAQ can't right.That's a competitive advantage. And then. AMC, right? They did where everyone who owned shares got an NFT, it was part of their investor connect program. And what if the New York stock exchange could be like the. The middleman for something like that, right? If you're publicly traded we know who all your shareholders are, we can get that data and we can give all those people in NFTE.So I really think there's strong use case here. And I was pretty excited to see at first, Brian, when I saw the headline, I was like, oh this is fake. The New York stock exchange files for NFT is I was like, no way. So I had to dig in and like I said, I was on the phone yesterday with the NYC. Cause I wanted to hear it from them. We were able to get an article out and to get that source, that spokesperson in the article, that's something Benzing always tries to do. Is get the source, make sure they're reliable, but a great point there, Brian, on the New York stock exchange thing that they could do, which is something I thought might be interesting.I'm just coming up with it. But they could also take the tokenized version and different time zones can all sync up to be like there. Preferable eight or nine 30 to 4:00 PM open and close. It could be on all their times, but you can also have the amounts of trade and volume, everything match up to where it wouldn't change anything throughout the country, but everyone's on the same thing.I was just saying, there's so many possibilities that I'm just so many now we're excited and that would give us a ton more to talk about in a future episode. Let's get this some upcoming minutes.  Brian, I mentioned this, we missed you on Thursday show. I had Mitch fill in   one of Ben's thing is great video team members here.I'm sure people had seen him before, across other shows. And one of the things we did was we opened up some packs, right? So I had some NBA top shot and an NFL all day past. Brian. I ripped open the NFL all day pack and I actually had a rare Patrick. My home's a moment. They don't have a marketplace yet, so I can't sell it.But people in the chat were saying all that's going to be worth a thousand. That's going to be where 2000. I don't know what it's worth yet, but I was pretty excited. Guess what? There is another NFL all day pack drop happening this week. And this isn't just any old pack, right? So at 4:00 PM today, for anyone on the closed beta list.So not if you're new, you had to already be on the. They are dropping 32,400 packs, $59 each. And you get four moments in the pack and at least one moment will be from the super bowl that we just watched on Sunday. So the very first ever super bowl moments from NFL all day. And then on Friday, they are also launching a premium pack, which will be $259.No real details on this yet. But two drops this week and the most they had done before, that was one. So it looks like maybe NFL day getting ready to fire on all cylinders and maybe closer to a public launch. Brian, what do you think? Sports NFTE seemed like they're really here to stay. NBA top shot led the way.And now we have these NFL moments launching is part of the problem here though. Could it be a timing? The super bowl is over the season's over. Are we going to cool off here? And maybe they they're going to see  not as much demand as they thought at the end of the season.What do you take on that? We'll see cause each sport has their own diehard fans. So now maybe we'll run over to basketball and we'll see a lot more like with top shot and stuff like that. And another thing that we're I saw that LeBron or not LeBron, maybe Dwight Howard, I'm gonna, I'm gonna make sure you get the name right.Who it was, did a made like 330 something thousand dollars betting Bitcoin on the super bowl. And they, he only bet a big, oh, Drake, it wasn't a basketball player. It was Drake, sorry, but a Drake made a $381,000 from Superbowl Bitcoin bets. And so I think we're going to see a lot more  crypto game.It, now that there's a whole lot more sports betting because I like football more than basketball, but I like to bet on basketball more than I like to bet on football. Cause this is a lot more predictable. And I think with NFTs in this whole thing, not just remembering Billy and not just for collectors items, but with NFTs and cryptocurrency in general, we're going to see a lot more betting move towards crypto, as opposed to just or that secure.A ACH transfer, all that nonsense. That's outdated and whatnot. You'll be able to verify people's location, age, all this other stuff. So I think we're going to see a big influx of that within this year. Yeah. And speaking of  tickets in the blockchain, Brian, I hadn't even looked yet. I'm going to have to look after the show.But we did have where everyone who attended the super bowl got that free  Ticketmaster, NFL, NFT. And I hadn't looked to see what those were selling for yet. But again, sports NFTs I think are definitely here to stay and just gonna grow another mint that's coming up soon. This isn't per se a mint, but.I don't think you had joined the show yet when we talk or no, I think you did. When we talked about crypto bats, the Ozzy Osborne and smattered. Yeah. Okay. So remember how we talked about how they had partnered with a couple of other NFT groups and eventually you were going to be able to do like this bite process, create a mutant bat. I don't think you've seen this yet, Brian, but before you joined backstage today, we actually where to watching this video and having a good one. Brian, I want to share this crypto bats video. And to me, this is how you make a NFT hype video.  Let's take a look at this guys.  I really enjoyed this and I'm an Ozzy Osborne fan  hats off to him to.Do you hold NFTs, but don't know what to do with them. Do you wish your JPEGs have a little bit more powerful? Introducing the new muni bats, biding utility brought to you by using lines of code in the ERC 7 21 smart contract. You can have hours of fun. Simply visit crypto bats.com. Connect your wallet and select the NMT victim you'd like to buy.The blockchain will magically create a mutant bet that you can call your own. Wow. On it. Doesn't stop there. Your cool new music fat who share the traits of both your cryptos and the victim might have a selection of blue chip projects, including foreign API club crib. Self ducks, alien friends and Cybercom street, the crypto bats floor today on open scene, but for, to learn to bite off more than you can.Launches February 20th, crypto bats can only bite warrants visit crypto bats.com/ for more information. This is not investment advice. Brian, how about that? What an NFT commercial, right? And they even got Ozzy Osborne or participate. He probably has no idea what NFTs are wa you know, an ERC token is, but they did get him to participate. Look at that. He looks so excited, Ryan. He is ready. He is ready.  I didn't get into crypto bats cause I didn't make the white list and that project took off. I think the floor price now is 1.25. But I think it's really cool that they partnered with these projects. And you're going to be able to combine.So if you have a crypto bat and you have a board ape you can do the biting process. And I just want to see what these look like.  The mutant bats, I think they're going to look so cool. So I'm very excited about that. So that is February 20th. So that is first here on our list of some upcoming things February 21st sneaky vampiress syndicate, which is from sneaky vampire syndicate who were on a past episode.Oh, this is their next project, Brian and a 0.16. Ease is the mint cost. But if you own a sneaky vampire, you have been collecting or earning the blood token. So you will actually be able to pay less by utilizing that blood token. So I liked that, you're rewarding existing members. The 0.16, I do think is a little high, but again, it's a well-established project. They're been successful.  The new collection will have a supply of 12,545. I don't remember if I put any of these pictures into the overlay here, but they look really cool.  The sneaky vampire syndicate always reminded me a bit of Oh here's a vamp. Yeah, there we go.  The sneaky vampire syndicate all released reminded me a bit of Adam Sandler's character in a hotel Transylvania the artwork, but I always thought this was really cool. Brian. I'm interested in this. If I'm able to mint and get in at 0.16, or maybe a little bit more, that has been a nice community, right? The sneaky vampire. They also have that blood token, which they can continue to utilize. So that's one that's on my radar. What do you think or know about sneaky bay? Not much besides what we talked about, we covered the I thought that they were really cool. I liked the art. They have a lot of this neat utility and I think the bats project is one of the cooler ones out right now because they've collaborated with a few other projects. I'm pretty sure wall street bulls has a similar aspect to theirs and.Talked on the show and like on Twitter spaces with different projects that do have some sort of connection to other projects and written in the smart contract to where it's open-ended to where you can, if you hold this token address in your wallet, you'll actually get either. This NMT, this token will change.This NMT will change or that one will do, or you'll get a whole new one, that kind of stuff. So I think that's really cool to include in your projects because you not only get your community, you get their community and you get different ones and everyone's coming together, driving the price up and always have a good time.If you're a smart NFT token developer or a project, this is what you want to. Because you're eliminating yourself just by only your community, might as well join forces or have other people in. I think it's really cool. I like it. I can't wait to see what's next on the evolution of what's going to be the next hot topic as every other week, every other project.There's something new and cool and exciting. And this is the last one. I think that's the most exciting to me so far. Yeah, no shout out to Gilberto Rodriguez in the chat. I know we've talked to him before with wall street bulls during the, those interviews and the chat and saying. They partnered with a lot of female projects.So he got white list spots due to owning world the women.  You heard me mentioned that Twitter spaces, and now we have sneaky vampire doing a female trait project. And that's one of the things with board apes is the board apes were all these male traits for the most part, which has led to some derivative projects that have been female.Because board apes, hasn't done a female launched themselves. So I really liked sneaky vampire doing this themselves, creating a whole nother way. Also crypto dads, which I own, they did the crypto moms mint, where you got a free mom for holding a dad. There eventually we're going to have the crypto taught down the road, but I really am looking forward to this.Brian. And another one we talked about recently with star catchers, right? So star catcher is very cool artwork. A big hyped project. Their mint date now is out February 22nd, a MC cost of 0.1, one, one east supply of 10,000. They just did a spaces recently with robotics and I know the robotics team. I like that, that gives me some nice validation of the team because the last couple projects that we've seen that have these huge Twitter followings have ended up not being the greatest ones to get in. So star catchers has over 77,000 followers. But we actually have a hundred and common right. Between me and them. Which I like seeing that, that means a ton of people in the NFT space.  Follow them, look at that image right there. We got the backpack, the jacket and that star and that, even that background that is PFP a bowl right there. What do you think.Yeah, I like it. I like the colors. I like the pastel aspect to it. Yep. Yeah. So again, that is star catchers and that is February 22nd 0.1, one one. All right. So February 23rd Brian, this is probably the biggest project that I have heard about or seen since makeover launched a couple of months ago. Invisible friends. So invisible friends, February 23rd 0.25 Eve is the ma costs 5,000 supply. Their discord is now locked because they want to fight off any possible, but attempts when they do their mint. Last I looked invisible. France has 470,000 followers on Twitter. And I have 230.Followers in common. Again, this is the biggest, most hyped and Ft project I've seen in a while, but Brian, there's only 5,000 and they're meant costs is 0.2, five. What do we think is going to happen? I know they have a big white list. So those people are going to be able to get in and probably avoid gas wars, but I don't know how many are going to be left for public.But I just have the feeling that floor is going to go up significantly. And I actually respect this team a lot for keeping it at 0.2, five. Again, that's higher than we've seen other products. But the last couple projects that have had this big of a following have done a much higher mint costs.So what do you think? Point two, five mint cost with this big of a following and only 5,000 supply. Was that the right call? Is it too high, too low? That's going to probably sell out very quickly and the floor price will be between on and to eith within seconds of it selling out. If if, even if it's that low I'm thinking higher.I, this one has been really hyped and yeah. It's gonna, I think it'll explode. It might dip a little bit when people try to sell, get out. Cause it, if you are going to mint, one thing that I would do again, not financial advice. If you're. Try to always get multiple of them. Try to get more than one and do it at the same time.So you don't pay ridiculous. You're not paying for one and just gas he's alone. Keep doing that more meant more than one. And then take your profits off one of them, or  try to flip at least one of them. And if you have multiple more, but if you only buy one don't just flip it right.When you get. I wouldn't flip it right when I got it. That's what I meant to say. You just hold it do what you gotta do. Maybe by more than one. Yeah. This project. Again, it's so hyped, I'm looking forward to it a 0.25. I'm not on the white list. I don't think I have any chance of getting one.So I'll be looking at open C for secondary sales, but again, I just think that they're going to be too high  pre reveal and I might get priced out of this. But the fact that it has this many followers and this big of a a community and hype I'm still going to take a look, and see  and then Brian, on February 24th we have weather report. So weather report, I can't remember if we've talked about on the show. It's one that I've been following for a while. Another one where people are really drawn into the artwork. So they announced their mint date, February 24th.I have not seen a mint price yet. Look at these images though. Really cool. Really unique.  And the thing with this though, Brian, of course, as I said in the drama segment, they have. Some drama out there. The former artists took to Twitter today, released a paper, saying he was let go from the project. He was promised 5% of royalties. The founders were going to get 50%. There was a huge disagreement. They stole his artwork and the list goes on. They did a Twitter spaces today. I don't know if the former artist was part of that Twitter spaces, if they all cleared the air, if they came to any agreement, my guess is that was probably one sided. But who knows? So if anyone out there listening or watching knows, let me know, but otherwise I'll be sure to play the recording on that Twitter spaces later tonight. But Brian the fact that there's a little bit of a a phot on this project going into the, I don't love it. When there's other projects that we could find a. But again, it should be on everyone's radar that the mint date is February 24th and we'll definitely keep everyone updated. And then last on the list, February 20. We have wonder pals, minting wonder pals the wonderful artists MENA a collection of 10,000. Brian, look at those. They're so cute. They remind me of some of these other projects.  And the thing I love about this project is that when we had like toy boogers on and some other. They love this artist. They love the project. Look at that mid price 0.08. Let's get cement back under 0.1.I love it. This one's on my calendar February 26, 10000.08. What do you think? Have wonder pals here, Bri? Yeah, like that. I liked the price. I liked the art and I liked the. Just the whole aesthetic. Cause that's kinda my style. I really liked those like the cartoony, but like the pastel colors kind of thing.I like it just on a aesthetic.  Just by looking at it. That's what I like. So I'm down with them. I like, I don't know if I'm going to get into them yet. I got to see more about it, but from just the way it looks, I do really like it. Definitely. All right. We're running out of time here, so I just want to recap, cause that was a some big projects that are coming up over the next two weeks.So again, today we have NFL all day dropping packs where you get a guaranteed Superbowl moment inside those packs for moments $59 32,400 packs available on February 20th, we have crypto bats being able to bite and another NFT project for the first time to turn into a mutant bat floor price on crypto bads.Currently 1.25. February 21st, we have sneaky vampiress syndicate launching from sneaky vampire syndicate 0.16 east mint price. Or you can utilize your blood token for a cheaper cost. That collection 12,545. A supply. On February 22nd star catchers, 10,000 NFTs 0.1, one one east mint price, February 23rd, invisible friends 0.25 east 5,000 supply.Their discord now lacked over 700,000 followers on Twitter, February 24th weather report. And then February 26th, wander pals, 10,000 NFTs 0.08. There I got through on Brian. That was a lot to rattle off, but  again, a big part. What we want to do of the show is  letting everyone know what's project should be on their radar and they should be looking forward to, so we'll let everyone know. If any more pop up. Brian, one thing I do know is I saw an update from Photofinish the Solana based horse racing game. And I think maybe we're going to have to talk about that on an upcoming episode and get more into some of these Solana projects, because I wrote an article about that interview with legend. And there was I listened to it again, Brian, when he named his top five and man, that guy is so smart and those five that he named. Yeah. I got to get some Solana and I got to start getting into these projects, especially getting my stable setup and photo finish.  What do you think Brian?We're we're going to have to buy some Solana enough to use right now. I'm two steps ahead. All right. Brian, anything else to add before we wrap for the day? All right. We will see everyone tomorrow, as Brian said to take care of 2:00 PM Eastern time tomorrow, again, shout out to everyone watching us live, watching us on replay and listening in on the podcast.Be sure to smash that like subscribe to Benzing as YouTube. A big, thank you to our friends at FTX for sponsoring this episode and getting that killer commercial in the super bowl. Shout out to Ruelle in the chat right now, too. I see him there. He has a show talking crypto and NFTs and Benzinga as well. And we will catch everyone tomorrow. Stay tuned, take care. Every one.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-roadmap/donations

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