Podcasts about saarloos

In deze aflevering bespreken we het voorwoord van Gloria Wekker en Simon(e) van Saarloos bij Virginia Woolfs klassieker 'Een kamer voor jezelf' (1929) heruitgegeven door de intersectionele uitgeverij Chaos...Gast: A. L. Speyerbachhttps://www.instagram.com/speyerbach/***Steun Open Geesten / Zomergeesten / Boze Geesten Podcast

A Poet, Gearhead and Sports Agent walk into a podcast....enjoy some Masters BS and fun chat! Check out Ep 30 and 19 of TCC for more of both of these guys!

TCU baseball head coach Kirk Saarloos previewed the Horned Frogs' 2025 season.

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Jamie sits down with TCU baseball head coach Kirk Saarloos to talk about meeting Shaq, hitting his second hole in one, and TCU baseball now that fall camp is finished. Visit https://flyingtclub.com to learn more about the Flying T Club, TCU's NIL Collective.

Wine isn't just a drink; it's a story, memory, and time capsule. In this episode of Wine Talks, we explore the world of authentic, handcrafted wines with Keith Saarloos of Saarloos and Sons. Keith's vineyard journey began when his family transitioned from apple orchards to vineyards, fueled by resilience and a shared passion for creating unforgettable experiences.  With a rich family legacy and a commitment to quality, Keith reveals how each bottle captures specific moments and places, inviting people to savor something deeply personal.  This conversation highlights the contrast between the fast pace of corporate winemaking and the dedication of family-run vineyards like Saarloos and Sons. Join us as we dive into what it takes to run a family winery in today's market, Keith's philosophy of satisfaction through hard work, and how Saarloos and Sons connects with its community.  Tune in for a warm, heartfelt discussion on wine, legacy, and the beauty of craftsmanship.   Key Takeaways: Introduction (00:00) Meet Keith Saarloos of Saarloos and Sons (00:34) Keith's approach to wine podcasting (02:29) Wine as an experience, not just a product (05:53)  The analogy of wine as a time capsule of moments and places (09:33) From apple farming to vineyard success (22:13) Keith's wife pivotal support in his wine journey (29:45) Satisfaction vs. happiness in winemaking (35:58) The importance of authentic storytelling (42:55) Surviving for the love of the game (53:11) Wine marketing's new challenges and dynamics (58:10) Maintaining the “soul” in winemaking–the terroir (1:10:06)   Additional Resources:

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Special episode of the Chumps today with Keith Saarloos and guest co-host Jarod DeAnda (from Ep 19 of the Chumps). Keith is a true modern renaissance man, owns Saarloos and Sons winery and vineyard and is a new, yet passionate golfer. We talk about his background and his journey as a new golfer, golf and his family and brother Kirk, and the camaraderie and brotherhood he finds in nature on the golf course. Enjoy!

TCU baseball coach Kirk Saarloos discusses his team's 3-0 start, his coaching career and the challenges that lay ahead for his Horned Frogs.

It is opening week for TCU Baseball and the guys are joined this week by the head coach, Kirk Saarloos. The talk where TCU Baseball is at heading into the season, Kirk announces the weekend rotation, and Kirk talks about what to expect from his offense.

Titia en Bianca zijn er! Ze zijn samen bij het podcastkantoor van Gijs Groenteman een chatcast begonnen: 'We zouden het toch zó doen'. Een podcast over het leven en de verwachtingen die daar bij komen kijken, van twee dertigers. Je hoort juice over een BN'er, dat een wandeling geschikt is om het uit te maken, dat het heeel vervelend is om beroemd te zijn, een take over cliché heterostel zijn, en alle andere verwachtingen van de wereld. Vergeet niet: de allerhotste mensen van de wereld zijn een beetje lelijk. Veel plezier!ShownotesWe zouden het toch zó doen bij Meer Van DitTitia in een FotostripEeuw 32 met hét showbizz-huwelijk van het jaar (2017)Nico op Amsterdamse stadszender AT5 over zijn Furby'sMaarten Nauw als Sonisch Jong met The New Thing op SpotifySimon(e) van Saarloos in 2015 in de Correspondent over het monogame dramaFotostrips.nl slash Winkel - bestel Ype's jaaroverzicht!Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The guys are joined this week by TCU Baseball head coach, Kirk Saarloos to talk Frogball USA. They dive in to the wonderful season that was in '23, talk conference realignment, portal, and can Kirk do the 9 by 9?

All hail the Hypnotoad, who is coming to Omaha.

Andrew Rogers and Damon Benning welcome TCU head coach Kirk Saarloos to the show to discuss the Horned Frogs making it to Omaha, what it means for the team and the hard work put in this season Tune into Coffee & Cream from 7-10 am AM 590 ESPN Omaha each week day. You can also catch the final hour of the show in Lincoln on 101.5fm and 1280am. Save money on your subscription to Hail Varsity: https://hailvarsity.com/save/ Hail Varsity Radio is brought to you by http://GoCurrency.com  Follow Andrew on social: Twitter: http://twitter.com/andrewrogerscc  Instagram: http://instagram.com/arog_sports  Follow Damon on twitter: http://twitter.com/damonbenning  Follow Hurrdat Sports on social: Twitter: http://twitter.com/hurrdatsports  Instagram: http://instagram.com/hurrdatsports  Tiktok: http://tiktok.com/hurrdatsports  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HurrdatSports About Coffee & Cream: Wake up with Andrew Rogers and Damon Benning on Hail Varsity Radio. Every morning from 7-10 a.m. on AM Radio Omaha on AM 590 ESPNCoffee and Cream stirs up the best news in Nebraska sports. Whether you're in the car, at the office, or on the sofa enjoying your favorite cup of joe, make sure you're listening to Coffee and Cream on Hail Varsity Radio. Hurrdat Sports is a digital production platform dedicated to the new wave of sports media. From podcasting to video interviews along with live events and entertainment, we're here to change how you consume sports. Find us online at Hurrdatsports.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Keith is a creative and passionate soul. He owns and operates a world-class small-production winery, Saarloos & Sons. Community, serving others, working hard, and living a life of purpose are at the core of all the Saarloos family does. We discuss his cherished farm, the wine business, the keys to living a successful and satisfied life, and his social media presence.  We also dive into conversations about baseball, golf, Ikigai, cattle ranching, and a very interesting Brains & Braun segment. Enjoy!

The guys this week are joined by Dave Lamm host of the "1544 Mile to Omaha" podcast to preview the upcoming weekend series between TCU and Cal St Fullerton. The guys also talk Saarloos memories and Omaha trip memories.

Against Ageism: A Queer Manifesto starts with what it is not: it is not a socio-economic argument against ageism, celebrating “the elderly” as economically viable. Author Simon(e) van Saarloos is not interested in natural arguments about age, which portray different age groups as valuable because of assumed inherent qualities. Instead, this manifesto starts with an experience of childhood sexual abuse, and moves on to dissect the ways in which constructions of “age” and “youth” function to support and reproduce white supremacist patriarchy. The book includes two reproductions of works by painter Samantha Nye. "Age! What is good for? Absolutely nothing! (Apart from greasing the wheels of capitalist reproduction.) In this queer manifesto, Simon(e) van Saarloos weaves a wealth of militant sex-liberationist, afrofuturist, transfeminist and decolonial imaginaries into their anti-ageist sails, charting a confident course across contemporary society's generational hang-ups as well as visiting, in some more personal moments, their own." -Sophie Lewis, author of Abolish the Family: A Manifesto for Care and Liberation and Full Surrogacy Now: Feminism Against Family Simon(e) van Saarloos is the author of Take ‘em Down (Publication Studio Guelph) and Playing Monogamy (Publication Studio Rotterdam). They were the curator of the 2021 exhibition on Abundance (“We must bring about the end of the world as we know it” – Denise Ferreira da Silva) in Het HEM and are also the host of *The Asterisk Conversations podcast. Lani Hanna is a doctoral candidate in Feminist Studies at University of California Santa Cruz. Her dissertation considers the strategies and tactics of queer, transfeminist, and left political counter-institutional archives that operate as community gathering spaces to survive against displacement in gentrifying cities. She lives in Oakland and is a part of the Bay Area Anarchist Bookfair and Interference Archive Collective in Brooklyn. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Against Ageism: A Queer Manifesto starts with what it is not: it is not a socio-economic argument against ageism, celebrating “the elderly” as economically viable. Author Simon(e) van Saarloos is not interested in natural arguments about age, which portray different age groups as valuable because of assumed inherent qualities. Instead, this manifesto starts with an experience of childhood sexual abuse, and moves on to dissect the ways in which constructions of “age” and “youth” function to support and reproduce white supremacist patriarchy. The book includes two reproductions of works by painter Samantha Nye. "Age! What is good for? Absolutely nothing! (Apart from greasing the wheels of capitalist reproduction.) In this queer manifesto, Simon(e) van Saarloos weaves a wealth of militant sex-liberationist, afrofuturist, transfeminist and decolonial imaginaries into their anti-ageist sails, charting a confident course across contemporary society's generational hang-ups as well as visiting, in some more personal moments, their own." -Sophie Lewis, author of Abolish the Family: A Manifesto for Care and Liberation and Full Surrogacy Now: Feminism Against Family Simon(e) van Saarloos is the author of Take ‘em Down (Publication Studio Guelph) and Playing Monogamy (Publication Studio Rotterdam). They were the curator of the 2021 exhibition on Abundance (“We must bring about the end of the world as we know it” – Denise Ferreira da Silva) in Het HEM and are also the host of *The Asterisk Conversations podcast. Lani Hanna is a doctoral candidate in Feminist Studies at University of California Santa Cruz. Her dissertation considers the strategies and tactics of queer, transfeminist, and left political counter-institutional archives that operate as community gathering spaces to survive against displacement in gentrifying cities. She lives in Oakland and is a part of the Bay Area Anarchist Bookfair and Interference Archive Collective in Brooklyn. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/critical-theory

Against Ageism: A Queer Manifesto starts with what it is not: it is not a socio-economic argument against ageism, celebrating “the elderly” as economically viable. Author Simon(e) van Saarloos is not interested in natural arguments about age, which portray different age groups as valuable because of assumed inherent qualities. Instead, this manifesto starts with an experience of childhood sexual abuse, and moves on to dissect the ways in which constructions of “age” and “youth” function to support and reproduce white supremacist patriarchy. The book includes two reproductions of works by painter Samantha Nye. "Age! What is good for? Absolutely nothing! (Apart from greasing the wheels of capitalist reproduction.) In this queer manifesto, Simon(e) van Saarloos weaves a wealth of militant sex-liberationist, afrofuturist, transfeminist and decolonial imaginaries into their anti-ageist sails, charting a confident course across contemporary society's generational hang-ups as well as visiting, in some more personal moments, their own." -Sophie Lewis, author of Abolish the Family: A Manifesto for Care and Liberation and Full Surrogacy Now: Feminism Against Family Simon(e) van Saarloos is the author of Take ‘em Down (Publication Studio Guelph) and Playing Monogamy (Publication Studio Rotterdam). They were the curator of the 2021 exhibition on Abundance (“We must bring about the end of the world as we know it” – Denise Ferreira da Silva) in Het HEM and are also the host of *The Asterisk Conversations podcast. Lani Hanna is a doctoral candidate in Feminist Studies at University of California Santa Cruz. Her dissertation considers the strategies and tactics of queer, transfeminist, and left political counter-institutional archives that operate as community gathering spaces to survive against displacement in gentrifying cities. She lives in Oakland and is a part of the Bay Area Anarchist Bookfair and Interference Archive Collective in Brooklyn. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/lgbtq-studies

Against Ageism: A Queer Manifesto starts with what it is not: it is not a socio-economic argument against ageism, celebrating “the elderly” as economically viable. Author Simon(e) van Saarloos is not interested in natural arguments about age, which portray different age groups as valuable because of assumed inherent qualities. Instead, this manifesto starts with an experience of childhood sexual abuse, and moves on to dissect the ways in which constructions of “age” and “youth” function to support and reproduce white supremacist patriarchy. The book includes two reproductions of works by painter Samantha Nye. "Age! What is good for? Absolutely nothing! (Apart from greasing the wheels of capitalist reproduction.) In this queer manifesto, Simon(e) van Saarloos weaves a wealth of militant sex-liberationist, afrofuturist, transfeminist and decolonial imaginaries into their anti-ageist sails, charting a confident course across contemporary society's generational hang-ups as well as visiting, in some more personal moments, their own." -Sophie Lewis, author of Abolish the Family: A Manifesto for Care and Liberation and Full Surrogacy Now: Feminism Against Family Simon(e) van Saarloos is the author of Take ‘em Down (Publication Studio Guelph) and Playing Monogamy (Publication Studio Rotterdam). They were the curator of the 2021 exhibition on Abundance (“We must bring about the end of the world as we know it” – Denise Ferreira da Silva) in Het HEM and are also the host of *The Asterisk Conversations podcast. Lani Hanna is a doctoral candidate in Feminist Studies at University of California Santa Cruz. Her dissertation considers the strategies and tactics of queer, transfeminist, and left political counter-institutional archives that operate as community gathering spaces to survive against displacement in gentrifying cities. She lives in Oakland and is a part of the Bay Area Anarchist Bookfair and Interference Archive Collective in Brooklyn. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/politics-and-polemics

On June 15, 2021, Saarloos was named the 20th head coach in program history. Saarloos joined the coaching staff in the summer of 2012 after two seasons as the pitching coach at Cal State Fullerton. During that time, the Horned Frogs have totaled six conference regular season and tournament championships, double the total of the next-closest schools, as well as four College World Series appearances. Hired initially as a pitching coach in Summer of 2012, he was promoted to recruiting coordinator the following year.In his time at TCU, his presence has been felt both on the field and off the field. As the recruiting coordinator for nine seasons, Saarloos mentored one of the nation's top pitching staffs which was a key factor in TCU's four straight trips to the College World Series from 2014-17. He made a similar impact in his first season as the head coach, guiding the Horned Frogs to a Big 12 Regular Season championship and a berth in the NCAA Tournament. His efforts on the field earned him Big 12 Coach of the Year accolades, making him the first coach in Big 12 history to claim the award in his first season as the head coach.

After Mathew Kaner was on the show, we received a call from Keith stating he needed to come on and talk all things wine. After 30 seconds of our initial call, I said “when can you come on?”. This guy got it. Wine really is about the soul. It is about transformation. It is about the story. It is about humanity. If you want to really understand the humanity of wine and its impact on the soul, listen here, listen now.

Brian welcomes the crew from Sicem 365 Sports, Mac Engel, Coach Beaudin and Jamie Dixon to the show where they talk all things Kendal Briles, the TCU loss at WVU and Horned Frog Baseball

On this episode of Frogs Today ESPN & SEC Network play by play announcer Tom Hart, Frogs Today recruiting expert Dave Beaudin and TCU Baseball coach Kirk Saarloos.

TCU Baseball's Kirk Saarloos joins The D1Baseball Podcast this week to discuss his time so far as head coach of the Horned Frogs, fall ball, the state of college baseball, and much more!

Brian welcomes Horned Frogs Head Baseball Coach Kirk Saarloos, Associate Athletics Director for Alumni John Denton, golfer Caitlyn Macnab and pitcher Murphy Brooks to episode 34 of Frogs Today.

Associate Head Baseball Coach TJ Bruce is our headliner and talks about his decision to come to TCU, why the name Saarloos was a big factor in taking the job and why the phrase "doing life" is synonymous with coaching. Volleyball head coach Jayson Williams and setter Callie Williams speak to being ranked #3 in the country, the mindset of the team and expectations for the season while Coach Beaudin and Jeff Wilson talk football in our expert roundtable.

A conversation with the AMSP's Core Maths coordinator, and an enthusiastic Core Maths teacher Cat van Saarloos coordinates support and development of Core Maths for the Advanced Mathematics Support Programme (AMSP); Sam Halls-Barker teaches Core Maths in Essex. From the conversation, we find out what lessons are like and pick up some inspiring lesson ideas. We hear all about the support available from the Core Maths community and from a wide array of professional development. Below are links to all the resources mentioned in the discussion, and more. Show notes Taking part in the discussion are: Cat van Saarloos, Core Maths support and development coordinator for the AMSP. Sam Halls-Barker, teacher of Core Maths at Saffron Walden County High School, and Core Maths advocate for the AMSP. Gwen Tresidder, NCETM Communications Manager. Episode chapters 01:01 - What is Core Maths? 01:30 - What does Core Maths look like in Sam's classroom? Fermi estimates, Personal finance, How much has it cost to keep you alive up to this point? Setting up a business. 06:36 - We don't encounter ‘when will I ever use this maths?' 07:21 - How many schools/students do Core Maths now? 08:41 - What do universities think of Core Maths? 09:13 - Where does Core Maths fit into a school/college's post-16 offer? 13:23 - Working with exam board pre-release material 16:06 - Network meetings and professional development 23:21 - Lessons inspired by a news story 28:01 - Using a textbook 29:56 - Which students is Core Maths suitable for? 32:26 - Lessons on the Rwandan genocide and on Trump's tax reforms. Useful links Sam tweets as @samhallsbarker Cat tweets as @CoreMathsCat and curates a page: Getting Started with Core Maths - Everything you need to know about Core Maths in one place. The Advanced Maths Support Programme (AMSP) What's going on in this graph? A resource from the New York Times, with graphs from real data and suggested classroom prompts Questions inspired by a news story A blog of resources and suggestions for use, by Mark Dawes Integral: AMSP's online platform providing free resources for Core Maths and AS/A level Maths and Further Maths to teachers, and also student resources to support learning AS/A level Further Maths. Core Maths resources from AMSP Which Core Maths Professional Development course is right for me? AMSP and Maths Hubs' Core Maths CPD, including free online festival (June/July 2022) and Core Maths Conference in Birmingham (18th June 2022)

TCU first-year head coach Kirk Saarloos discusses his team's hot streak and getting the chip back on its collective shoulder.

TCU baseball coach Kirk Saarloos joins Brian for this episode of Frogs Today along with defensive coordinatior Joe Gillespie, Radio/TV analyst Colin Boddicker and center Eddie Lampkin Jr.

Brian kicks off episode 2 with TCU football defensive coordinatior Joe Gillespie, TV/Radio Analyst Colin Boddicker, Baseball coach Kirk Saarloos and center Eddie Lampkin Jr.

A special thank you to Saarloos and Sons for the mics which will be used starting next week. In this episode, we discuss TCU's 4-0 week, the upcoming games vs. UTA and at Kentucky. Go Frogs!

Kirk Saarloos gave FORTitude a visit this week. For those who don't know, he is the current head baseball coach of the TCU Horned Frogs. He played college baseball at Cal State Fullerton for coach George Horton from 1999 to 2001 and then played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for 7 seasons before coming to TCU. He led the team to the lowest ERA in school history since 1968 and was named the head coach at TCU last June. He shares a lot about baseball and his journey from California to Texas. The guys had a blast getting to know Kirk. You don't want to miss this episode.

More field recordings. I met up with Keith Saarloos from Saarloos and Sons winery in a guest house at his

Kurt recaps Oklahoma's national championship in softball, TCU promoting Kirk Saarloos to head baseball coach and sets the scene for Texas at the 2021 College World Series. Plus, hear his full one-on-one interview with Baylor women's basketball coach Nicki Collen. Twitter: @KurtsKorner_ | @KurtisQuillin Facebook: Kurt's Korner | Kurtis Quillin

Podcast: Download ABC van Perversies: Erotomanie Kultipedia over Tedje en de Flikkers Column over Conchita Wursts nieuwe single (tekst) Interview met schrijver en filosoof Simon(e) van Saarloos en queer artist Kübra Uzun over het online queer art project “Through The Window”

'The Architecture of Sex' symposium explores some of the many questions and ambiguities inspired by the work Cruising Gezi Park (2021) by Kübra Uzun and Simon(e) van Saarloos. All guests, activist and writer Jeanette Chedda, co-founder and organizer of the Amsterdam Black Women Collective and PhD student Tracian Meikle, master student political and urban sociology Benjamin Asante, queer organizer and researcher René Boer, and researcher and feminist thinker Sophie Lewis, present an essay on one of those questions, which is discussed afterwards. Topics range from ableist architecture and surveillance technologies, to sexual communication and disobedience in the city. In the audio installation Uzun and Van Saarloos take a walk through Gezi Park, Istanbul. Since the protests in 2013, the park is continuously surrounded by police and few dark spots are left, because trees and shrubs are cut. You can listen to Kübra's memories, visiting the park as a teenage boy for sex, in the exhibition https://refresh.amsterdam/ (Refresh Amsterdam and online). In the audio installation, Kübra's voice interweaves with the sounds of Amsterdam's Oosterpark, of trees and shrubs being trimmed and cut, which is also lit up by an increasing amount of street lights. Similarly to Istanbul, these “cleaning” measures are portrayed as protection for gay cruisers and white women. The audio installation's fake grass marks the violence of gentrification, as well as celebrating the queer and drag appreciation of artificial aesthetics. The red light in the installation both refers to the color of nationalism in Turkey and the increasingly gentrified Red-Light district in Amsterdam. You can watch a video of this or other episodeshttps://www.amsterdammuseum.nl/tv ( here). Reactions can go to: podcast@amsterdammuseum.nl Do you want to stay informed about the activities of the Amsterdam Museum? Subscribe to ourhttp://amsterdammuseum.nl/nieuwsbrief ( newletter)! Made possible by the support of the Amsterdam Fund for the Arts (AFK) and DutchCulture. -- Het symposium ‘The Architecture of Sex' verkent enkele van de vele vragen en ambiguïteiten geïnspireerd door het werk Cruising Gezi Park (2021) van Kübra Uzun en Simon(e) van Saarloos. Alle gasten, activist en schrijver Jeanette Chedda, organisator Amsterdam Black Women Collective en PhD student Tracian Meikle, student politieke en urbane sociologie Benjamin Asante, queer organisator en onderzoeker René Boer, en onderzoeker en feministisch denker Sophie Lewis, presenteren een essay over één van die vragen, waarna daarover verder gepraat wordt. De onderwerpen variëren van validisme in de structuur van de stad en surveillance, tot seksuele communicatie en ongehoorzaamheid in de stad. In de audio-installatie maken Uzun en Van Saarloos een wandeling door Gezipark, Istanboel. Sinds de protesten in 2013 wordt het park voortdurend omringd door politie en zijn er weinig donkere plekken meer omdat bomen en struiken worden gekapt. De herinneringen van Kübra, die als tiener het park bezocht voor seks, zijn te beluisteren in de tentoonstelling https://refresh.amsterdam/ (Refresh Amsterdam en online). In de audio-installatie verweeft Kübra's stem zich met de geluiden van het Amsterdamse Oosterpark, van bomen en struiken die worden gesnoeid, en dat ook in toenemende mate wordt verlicht. Deze ‘schoonmaakmaatregelen' worden net als in Istanboel gepresenteerd als bescherming voor cruisers en witte vrouwen. Het kunstgras in de installatie duidt op het geweld van gentrificatie, maar viert ook de queer en drag waardering van een kunstmatige esthetiek. Het rode licht in de installatie verwijst zowel naar de kleur van het nationalisme in Turkije als naar de steeds meer gegentrificeerde Wallen in Amsterdam. De podcast is in het Engels. Deze of andere uitzendingen terugkijken? Dat kanhttps://www.amsterdammuseum.nl/tv ( hier). Reacties op de podcast kunnen naar: podcast@amsterdammuseum.nl Op te hoogte blijven van de activiteiten...

Saarloos band member Brian McGovern joins Louise to chat about what the band have been up too, what their plans are for the future and about a virtual gig they have planned for 14th May. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sister Outsider van Audre Lorde, met Sayonara Stutgard Lang verwacht en nu eindelijk hier: ons gesprek over de Nederlandse vertaling van Audre Lorde's klassieker Sister Outsider, met niemand minder dan Sayonara Stutgard! Audre Lorde was zelfgedefinieerd “zwart, lesbisch, moeder, strijder en dichter”. Ze schreef belangrijke essays en poëzie over o.a. de noodzaak van intersectioneel feminisme. Sayonara is naast dichter en redacteur ook mede-oprichter van feministische Uitgeverij Chaos. In deze aflevering praten we over de relevantie van Lorde's werk vandaag, de belangrijke functie van vertalingen om ideeën levend te houden, en het belang van grassroots uitgeverijen in Nederland. In Sister Outsider neemt Audre Lorde seksisme, racisme, leeftijdsdiscriminatie, homofobie en klassenwaan onder de loep. Haar essays laten zien hoe ingewikkeld identiteit is. Aan de hand van voorbeelden en anekdotes uit haar eigen leven onderzoekt ze welke barrières vrouwen tegenkomen en hoe daarmee om te gaan. Lorde geloofde in het erkennen en begrijpen van verschillen als drijvende kracht voor de vrouwenbeweging. Deze Nederlandse vertaling is gemaakt door Jenny Mijnhijmer en uitgegeven door Uitgeverij Pluim en Dipsaus. Vind het boek hier in de webshop. Genoemd in de aflevering De Groene Amsterdammer publiceerde een mooi profiel van Audre Lorde. Je vindt het hier.In een artikel op de website van boekhandel Athenaeum vertelt Jenny Mijnhijmer over het vertalen van Lorde's werk. Lees het hier. In een bijzondere aflevering spreken de makers van podcast Dipsaus over het maakproces van het boek, de vertaling en het belang van Audre Lorde. Beluister de aflevering hier. Het Engelstalige Instagramaccount "Poetry is not a luxury" vind je hier (@likewildegeese). Het Nederlandstalige Instagramaccount "Poezie is een daad" vind je hier (@poezieiseendaad). Uitgeverij In de knipscheer is still going strong.  Bekijk hun website hier.Sayonara geeft aan groot fan te zijn van het werk van Bea Vianen en Astrid Roemer. Je vindt het boek Gebroken wit van Roemer hier in onze webshop. Meer goodies van Uitgeverij Chaos en Dipsaus Bij Uitgeverij Chaos verschenen tot op heden de volgende werken: NYX berichten uit de nacht met werk van Kalib Batta, Esra Seval Dede, Nikki Dekker, Iduna Paalman, Olga Ponjee, Irene Roemer, Simon(e) van Saarloos, Ansuya Spreksel, Yentl van Stokkum, Sofie Tseng, marwin vos en Anouschka van Wettum. (hier in de webshop) Ook ik ben stukgewaaid: essays over rouw van Emma van Meyeren (hier in de webshop) Hoe het voelt om van kleur te zijn van Zora Neale Hurston (hier in de webshop) Een kamer voor jezelf van Virginia Woolf (hier in de webshop) Aether met werk van  Roos Muis, Marieke de Groot, Gitka te Poel, Soumaya Bazi en Hasret Emine.  Steun Uitgeverij Chaos bij het begeleiden van talent, het publiceren van nieuwe boeken en het organiseren van bijzondere evenementen via Petje Af.  Dipsaus publiceerde de volgende boeken: Afrolit (hier in de webshop) samengesteld door Dalilla Hermans en Ebissé Rouw, met werk van Avery Bertrand Iradukunda (BE), Babs Gons (NL), Carolina Maciel de França (BE), Chris Polanen (NL), Esther Duysker (NL), Grâce Ndjako (NL), Hasna Ankal (BE), Lisette Ma Neza (NL), Malique Mohamud (NL), Nyiragasigwa Hens (BE), Rachel Rumai Diaz (NL), Sayonara Stutgard (NL), Sesa (BE), Sulaiman Addonia (BE), Tracy Bibo Tansia (BE) .  De goede immigrant (hier in de webshop), met werk van Quinsy Gario, Manju Reijmer, Nina Köll, Clark Accord, Sarah Bekkali, Mojdeh Feili, Jeanette Chedda, Richard Kofi, Khadija Boujbira, Simone Zeefuik, Olave Nduwanje, Tirsa With, Dino Suhonic, Mia You, Hasret Emine, Zaïre Krieger, Deborah Cameron, Karwan Fatah-Black, Yael van der Wouden, Rita Ouédraogo, Zouhair Hammana, Nancy Jouwe en Fatima Faïd.

De eerste New Narratives | Queer History Talk aflevering staat in het teken van Audre Lorde. Aansluitend op de allereerste Nederlandse Queer Geschiedenismaand en geboortedag van Audre Lorde, hebben wij samen met Black Queer Trans Resistance (BQTR) het programma voor deze aflevering samengesteld. Het werk van Audre Lorde had in de jaren tachtig van de vorige eeuw veel invloed op (Amsterdams) zwart lesbische activisme en voor de jongere generatie queer activisten van deze tijd is haar werk nog steeds relevant en inspiratievol. Mirjam Sneeuwloper, educator van het Amsterdam Museum, introduceert gastcurator en moderator Naomie Pieter. Waarna deze Queer History Talk echt geopend wordt met een uiteenzetting van Chandra Frank over de relevantie van het werk en denken van Audre Lorde voor de generatie ‘Sister Outsider' en die van de huidige tijd. Vervolgens gaat Naomie Pieter in gesprek met queer trans moslim activist Sorab Roustayar en filosoof en auteur Simon(e) van Saarloos over een brief geschreven door Audre Lorde en partner Gloria Joseph uit 1992. De podcast wordt afgesloten met een voordracht van Audre Lordes gedicht ‘A Litany for Survival' door Smita James.   Meelezen? De brief van Audre Lorde en Gloria Joseph is https://femgeniusesdotcom.files.wordpress.com/2014/05/joseph-and-lorde.pdf (hier) te vinden. Deze of andere uitzendingen terugkijken? Dat kan https://www.amsterdammuseum.nl/tv (hier). Reacties op de podcast kunnen naar: podcast@amsterdammuseum.nl Op te hoogte blijven van de activiteiten van het Amsterdam Museum? Meld je aan voor onze http://amsterdammuseum.nl/nieuwsbrief (nieuwsbrief)! --  Redactie: Naomie Pieter en Mirjam Sneeuwloper. Regie: Emma Waslander Productie: Lisa Slagt Geluid: Andreas Tegnander en Max van der Wal Voice-over: Maurice Seleky Montage: Emma van Veenen Tunes: Tim Franke

Emma Lesuis en Simon(e) Van Saarloos verloren in de vorige podcast de tijd uit het oog en moesten hun gesprek vroegtijdig stoppen, maar waren nog niet uitgepraat over geschiedenis en heden, herinneren en herdenken. Daarom spraken ze een tweede keer af om hun gesprek verder te zetten. Aan het begin van de podcast weidden ze wat uit over de verkiezingen in de V.S., die tijdens de opnames nét razend actueel waren.

Luister naar de opinie van Simon(e) van Saarloos over lichaam en geschiedschrijving. Ze gaat uit van haar essay 'Herdenken Herdacht', dat ze schreef over queer vergeetachtigheid, wit herinneren en belichaamd herdenken. Daarna gaat ze in gesprek met Emma Lesuis. deburen.eu/programma/5110/late…-geschiedschrijving Foto © Ashley Röttjers

We chatted to Brian McGovern, one of the lead singers from Irish trio ‘Saarloos’. The band have accumulated over 5 million plays on spotify, sold out shows all over the World, and Brian has even supported Bon Jovi!!    We spoke about how you can make it on your own as a musician, no record label needed. We dove into the bands songwriting process and how the two-piece turned into three when they dared their friend Andy to learn bass! You can follow their music and journey here:https://www.instagram.com/saarloosmusic/ Be sure to also give us a follow: https://www.instagram.com/coachmusicpodcast/ Enjoy and don’t forget to leave a little review on whichever platform you listen!

Luister naar de opinie van Simon(e) van Saarloos over lichaam en geschiedschrijving. Ze gaat uit van haar essay 'Herdenken Herdacht', dat ze schreef over queer vergeetachtigheid, wit herinneren en belichaamd herdenken. Stel je vragen (voor 18 oktober via nora@deburen.eu) en krijg antwoorden in een interview van Emma Lesuis met Simon(e) van Saarloos dat gepubliceerd wordt als podcast op maandag 26 oktober. deburen.eu/programma/5110/laten-we-stoppen-met-geschiedschrijving © Ashley Röttjers

Brian from Saarloos joins Louise to chat new music and how you can become a part of their music video. New single Everything is out now! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I caught up with Andy from the band to talk about my AMAZING cameo in their new music video...And like, other stuff too! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Writer & philosopher Simon(e) van Sarloos talks about their book, Playing Monogamy, newly translated into English. They discuss how to understand the world through structures, imagining what love can look like, and writing history in real time. Simon(e) van Saarloos is a writer and philosopher based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. They published several books in Dutch including a novel and a collection of columns. In Enz. Het Wildersproces, Van Saarloos shares a feminist and queer report of the trial against the Dutch right-wing politician Geert Wilders. To learn a bit more about this book, check out a recent essay on the Gezi Park Trial in Turkey. In Het monogame drama, Van Saarloos critiques monogamous living and false notions of safety, proposing a nonmonogamous love life and a different take on ownership and property. The book was recently translated into English and published by Publication Studio, titled Playing Monogamy. Their most recent book, Herdenken herdacht, is a non-fiction work about queer forgetfulness, whiteness and embodied commemoration.Van Saarloos curates collaborations between artists, activists and scholars and regularly appears on stage as a lecturer, interviewer and performer.