Podcasts about Saffa

Dr. Richard Konteh revisits statements made by J.J. Saffa of the SLPP when they were in opposition in 2017. At the time, Saffa boldly claimed that an SLPP-led government would solve Sierra Leone's problems within six (6) months, citing their team of highly educated and capable individuals.Fast forward 2025, seven (7) years into SLPP's leadership—has Sierra Leone truly changed for the better? Have the promises been fulfilled? Is your life better today than it was before 2018?We want to hear from YOU! Share your thoughts in the comments and join the discussion as we analyze the realities of governance, leadership, and progress in Sierra Leone.Let's have an honest conversation about our country's future!

Nick's eating his words faster than a prop at the buffet as England do the dirty to the French. Ireland make it 11 against the Scots and Italy ensure the Welsh nosedive continues (Cheers Gats). The Bulls exorcised their Cape Town demons, the serious Malherbe & the awkward Saffa.

**"Saffa Michail, Paul Finney, John Rees, and George Sharp dive into the disappointing end of the run. Plus, we've got a look ahead to the next away games, all things Queen's Park Rangers, and—oh yeah—Saffa's sporting a fresh new haircut. Tune in!"** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Originally from Oklahoma, Carlton Saffa fell in love with northwest Arkansas, graduating from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. He currently lives in Little Rock with his wife and children, and serves as the chief market officer for the Quapaw Nation's Saracen Casino Resort in Pine Bluff. Saffa was Saracen's first employee and oversaw the licensure of the enterprise in all forums, including the property's casino gaming license. In addition, he served as a representative in the construction of the Saracen Annex, a facility that features 300 slot machines and which was completed and operational in 100 days. Saracen's main property was developed in parallel, and Saffa was onsite daily throughout. Today, as CMO, Saffa is directly responsible for all outward-facing functions of the property as well as day-to-day management of the property's 800+ employees, which is co-managed by Saffa alongside two additional senior executives. Saffa has previously worked under Governor Asa Hutchinson and currently serves on the board of directors for a variety of organizations, including the Arkansas Symphony, the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce, and the Historic Arkansas Museum.

Theresa Frostad Eggesbø, kjent som skuespiller og som artisten Resa Saffa Park, stiller spørsmålstegn med hvem som får medienes søkelys og oppmerksomhet. Hun lurer også på om dagens musikk ligner for mye og på hvorfor de ekte artistene med autentisitet ikke når frem. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Originally from Oklahoma, Carlton Saffa fell in love with northwest Arkansas, graduating from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. He currently lives in Little Rock with his wife and children, and serves as the chief market officer for the Quapaw Nation's Saracen Casino Resort in Pine Bluff. Saffa was Saracen's first employee and oversaw the licensure of the enterprise in all forums, including the property's casino gaming license. In addition, he served as a representative in the construction of the Saracen Annex, a facility that features 300 slot machines and which was completed and operational in 100 days. Saracen's main property was developed in parallel, and Saffa was onsite daily throughout. Today, as CMO, Saffa is directly responsible for all outward-facing functions of the property as well as day-to-day management of the property's 800+ employees, which is co-managed by Saffa alongside two additional senior executives. Saffa has previously worked under Governor Asa Hutchinson and currently serves on the board of directors for a variety of organizations, including the Arkansas Symphony, the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce, and the Historic Arkansas Museum.

Head to absoluterugby.co.uk for all your Christmas rugby needs, with the code MON10 for 10% off.We're delighted to be joined by Saints and England star, Tommy Freeman, fresh off the plane from a fabulous win in South Africa over the Bulls.The flying winger talks us through the altitude, King Troll Henry Pollock, some serious niggly play, hearing some pretty harsh heckling, how enjoyable the win was but also just how beautiful South Africa is.He also runs us through his England experience so far, looking ahead to the Six Nations and what its been like having so many of his Saints mates in the squad with him.We also dissect the Bristol Bears Champions Cup clash with La Rochelle and how it went for Max when he was supposed to just be a substitute..... the mindset shift and joking around with Will Skelton. Also what was that Jack Nowell finish?!?What did they get up to after the match and which players led the charge in La Rochelle....Ryan was non stop punditing at the Champions Cup... what was it like watching Max in a Dublin pub... and how did Benetton manage to hold on for the win over Bath trying to do everything to lose that!The boys also give a full round up of the Champions Cup including the failure of all the South African sides to pick up a win. Do they want to be in this competition? Do they care? Is it better than Super Rugby for the Saffa sides?We hear all the hot takes from the fellas. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What do we do after a win?Paul, Simon, George and Saffa reflect on our draw against Stoke and Celars coming or age on Wednesday in Cardiff. The pod looks forward to a trip to Watford on Saturday and conclude with a story about Cardiff fans a sticker book and the QPR squad. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Resa Saffa Park er låtskriver, vokalist, artist og skuespiller. Hun mener at anger er en følelse, men også et verb, og vil ikke bruke følelsen til å bebreide seg selv, men om hun bruker den som refleksjon, så kan hun lære av det. Vi snakker bl.a. om å ha en veldig god hukommelse, og at filmen «The Snowman» var den som gjorde at hun som 4-åring skjønte at musikk var det hun skulle drive med, å ha en egen takknemlighetsbok hvor hun minner seg selv på alle de små, fine tingene som man vanligvis glemmer, å stå i to leire, som er musikk og skuespill, og bli litt lei av å bli forbundet med noe annet enn musikk, selv om hun er takknemlig for det skuespillet har gitt henne, at etter å ha spilt en konsert i Tyrkia, hvor publikum faktisk sang med på den låten som var viktigst for henne, så skjønte hun at fansen hennes virkelig er der for henne og det hun lager og en god del om at te laget av løvetann fjerner overflødig vann i kroppen, at musikk i dag ofte handler om å mette alle munner, at TikTok faktisk kan være veldig positivt og at i mylderet av kommentarer på sosiale medier, har hun bare fått tre negative.Programleder: Sivert MoeSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/anger. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ryan Martin (eCommerce SEO Agency Founder) interviews Peter Gardner & Adam Pearce from Blend Commerce. A must listen for those in eCommerce, the 3 talk about practical and real ways you can improve your eCommerce conversion rate. We cover what the best product pages need to include on it, how to increase your AOV through smart bundling opportunities, where to include the bundles, and how to get the most amount of data and information from your website traffic. We also touch on the strategies of Black Friday Cyber Monday, and why it might not be the best use of your marketing budget, and how discounting can really impact your brand. Get in touch with the boys below: Peter Gardner Adam PearceDTC Dining Club eCom Collab Club Community

Paul, Simon and Saffa have their weekly dose of therapy as Rangers home struggles continue. They discuss the chances at Burnley away before the Pod takes a rather unexpected twist at the end. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It was a big weekend for the Saffa's in Perth a week ago, whilst the Blacklash put the Los back into the Pumas. We then turn our attention towards round 3 of the Rugby Championship. Some bold selection calls from Dr Erasmus, thinning lock stocks and the 6/2 split. Fleeing Felix, Leon, and Eddie's big win round out the show. Tune in for all the action.

This week on The Onion Bag the boys are joined by Kyle 'Saffa' McBurney where they discuss: Saffa's football journey and his thoughts on football Psychology and how it relates to sport and top level athletes The Onion Bag Multi Bobby Rant All on this week's episode of The Onion Bag

After QPRs season kicked off during the second half at Bramall Lane, Paul, Chris,Saffa and Simon discuss memorable debuts, how we are spending what we are this transfer window, look forward to Plymouth and reflect on the Open Training Session. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Crystal Orderson speaks to South African teacher living in Saudi Arabia, Courtney Edwards about casting his vote in Riyadh this morning.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Goodey's back this week with Jim as the lads look back at another hell of a weekend as Europe's best went head to head in the Champions and Challenge Cup semifinals. We'll dissect Quins' performance in Toulouse and Leinster's hard-fought win over Northampton at a sold-out Croke Park. We've also got a chat with Saints and England fly-half, Fin Smith. Plus, Jim is deepening his Saffa ties, hanging out with The Sharks for their Challenge Cup semifinals at the Stoop. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Saffa och hennes marsvin Parmesan hittar ett ägg när de är på campingutflykt med farfar. Farfar vill stanna på campingen, men Saffa och Parmesan ger sig ut på en vild ballongfärd i jakt på äggets bo. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. En saga som tar dig på en svindlande resa ovan molnen och hela vägen hem igen.Berättare: Asta AugustText: Ola NorénBild: Kari Olu LindgårdProducent: Klara Grape, Barnradion

Saffa och marsvinet Parmesan älskar äventyr. En tråkig dag öppnar farfar plötsligt en lucka i golvet som leder till ett mörkt bergrum. Där nere ligger en ubåt och guppar! Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Saffa och Parmesan beger sig omedelbart av för att söka reda på farfars försvunna ring.En spännande saga som tar dig med ut på de sju haven.Berättare: Asta AugustText: Ola NorénBild: Kari Olu LindgårdProducent: Klara Grape, Barnradion

Rassie's rants not the only thing that doesn't fit in an Irish dressing room. Whilst Jeppe was dishing out rugby lessons in Joburg, the Lions were doing it in Galway. A first for Finn, a 2nd for the Bulls and they don't come in bigger shapes or bigger sizes than this. We look at Georgia's bold call, SA coaching dominance in the URC and the titanic battles coming up this weekend. Catch us every Wednesday

Jay Rayner and his panel of food experts are in Bury St Edmunds for this week's episode. Joining Jay are food writers Tim Hayward and Ixta Belfrage, chef Andi Oliver and food historian Dr Annie Gray. The panel discuss a range of culinary conundrums, from the best ways to use up 40 savoy cabbages, to making a homemade baguette taste ‘French'. They also discuss the different types of chorizo and its uses, and the real question on everyone's mind - does anyone enjoy pickled eggs? Meanwhile, Dr Annie Gray takes us through the history and uses of vinegar, and guest speaker Saffa, from Bury St Edmunds food stall Saffa's Delight, talks us through the method of making traditional South African biltong. Senior Producer: Dan Cocker Assistant Producer: Dulcie WhadcockA Somethin' Else production for BBC Radio 4

Scientist, JOBE SAFFA CLARKE, graduated with a Degree in computer science in 2020. Since then he has been working on many things including; independent research discoveries, AI, video game development, computer programming, and historical research of the origins of the universe. The focus of JOBE'S work today is training a singularity, which is the most sought-after achievement in science today. Social Media link: JOBE's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@planadiscoveryBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/gary-s-night-dreamers-talk-radio-show--2788432/support.

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In today's show we discover that Filipe's Pipe fear is symptomatic of a much deeper problem (and the direct result of ELO's poo poo touch), Chas sides with North Korea on the Rip Curl transgender controversy, David employs an AI bot to get YouTube famous, and an underground Saffa reminds us why core is cool. Plus Barrel or Nah?! Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sports analyst and Sharks supporter Angus Usher joins Jamie and Gav to chat all things Saffa rugby and to preview Dragons' crunch Challenge Cup game against Sharks. Plus the latest contract news, Gav's Gwent rugby round-up and our reaction to Wales' 6 Nations squad. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this week's episode:- Stormers 31-24 Sale- Making Sense of the Champions Cup- The visit of La Rochelle- Mason Grady Rumours- NW Rugby RoundupSupport the show

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In today's show Chas and David discuss the great many break-ups in surfing this past week, RVCA splits with their entire team, JJF hints at a potential departure from the WSL (just as his brand sponsors the Pipe Pro), Keala excoriates the WSL's, and Saffa's Shaun Tomson and Ricky Basnett break ties in a very visceral and public fashion. Plus Barrel or Nah?! Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Abu Hurayrah (ra) Session 10 The Father of The Cat

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We have our finalists at last. Tune in for a huge hit of your rugby fix

The Cob Pod gang gathers at Mick's house for this episode. We pop some bubbles to celebrate a pod milestone and are treated to some superb Thai food by our host. This week's special guest is former Cobham minis player Fin Baxter who now plys his trade at Harlequins. We also call in on our very own Saffa and friend of the pod Mark Duncan for his analysis of the nail bitter between Eng. and SA.    Elevate your gifting game with https://www.picturesbytaylor.com/ This has been a Mark Moreve Production (former Cobham Minis player) https://markmoreve.com/

Malcolm Marx and Simon Zebo break down the greatest Quarter Final weekend of all time…. Are South Africa the worst guests ever after knocking out the hosts for a 3rd World Cup in a row….  Malcolm Marx gives us the Saffa angle and talks us through his tournament heartbreak but he'll be in Paris if the Springboks make it to the final!  Simon Zebo is the voice of the Irish after their heartbreaking defeat to New Zealand... While Ryan has been ensconced in the Fiji camp with his partner in crime Niko Matawalu. It's a 4 day bender involving hospitality, boats, lost passports and going head to head with some lower brow podcasts including GBR and our pals at Rigbiz.    And Max's opening day of the Premiership really doesn't go to plan.

In this episode, we visit with Steve Saffa, TRM Director of Human Resources. Hear about his journey from serving in the corporate world, to serving in a role overseeing HR in Africa and how he was led to TRM. Steve sheds light on the importance of having the right person in each role to ensure we remain Christ-centered in our service. Serving is no easy feat and, as Steve emphasizes, it's crucial to balance self-care with the sacrifice of serving. We delve deep into the challenges faced by those on the frontlines of helping others.  Amid the discussions, we hear Steve's miraculous story of survival from a house fire. It's a riveting account that underscores the importance of faith during challenging times.Also in this episode, hear about our opportunity to host an extraordinary huddle of 40 individuals from 8 ministries, all gathered to connect, worship and share insights on how to better serve those in need. That's what we experienced at the Citygate Heartland Huddle hosted by TRM.  Touching on gearing up for the holiday season, we express our profound gratitude to our volunteers, donors and everyone who supports our mission.To learn more about TRM Ministries: Click Here!To support TRM, Click Here!

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SAFFA ( South African Freestyle Football Association) is organising the 2023 SA Freestyle Football Championship on the 26 August 2023 in Lynwood Pretoria The Grove Mall.

Ett härligt somrigt poddpaket för när det är som grönast och varmast eller under andra stunder på året som du känner att du vill påminnas om den härliga sommaren. Sommarpaketet innehåller avsnitten och sagorna "Emil i Lönneberga", "Saffa och Parmesan: Den vilda ballongfärden", "Billy och bollen" och "Emilia tittar på natten". Dessutom får du höra låten "Inget skiner som solljus" med Radioapan.Producent för poddpaketet: Klara Grape

Ce premier épisode retrace le mouvement des femmes en Suisse sur la période de la fin du 19ème siècle, les années 1880 jusqu'aux années 60. Cette période correspond à ce qu'on appelle la première vague féministe.  L'objectif est de dresser une forme de panorama des mouvements de femmes en Suisse à cette époque.  Bien sûr, il serait impossible de rendre un panorama exhaustif et cet épisode couvre une période de presque 100 ans mais les épisodes suivants de cette série d'été viendront développer certains aspects ou mettre en lumière certaines personnalités qui ont joué un rôle important dans le développement du féminisme suisse. Sources et références : https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Association_suisse_pour_le_suffrage_f%C3%A9minin Elisabeth Joris: "Mouvement des femmes", in: Dictionnaire historique de la Suisse (DHS), version du 06.12.2022, traduit de l'allemand. Online: https://hls-dhs-dss.ch/fr/articles/016497/2022-12-06/, consulté le 09.05.2023. Elisabeth Joris: "Alliance de sociétés féminines suisses (ASF)", in: Dictionnaire historique de la Suisse (DHS), version du 09.03.2023, traduit de l'allemand. Online: https://hls-dhs-dss.ch/fr/articles/016500/2023-03-09/, consulté le 11.05.2023. Yvonne Voegeli: "Saffa", in: Dictionnaire historique de la Suisse (DHS), version du 07.06.2016, traduit de l'allemand. Online: https://hls-dhs-dss.ch/fr/articles/017336/2016-06-07/, consulté le 11.05.2023. Martine Chaponnière-Grandjean. Devenir ou redevenir femme : l'éducation des femmes et le mouvement féministe en Suisse, du début du siècle à nos jours. Société d'histoire et d'archéologie, 1992 Gosteli, Marthe, Regula Zürcher. Vergessene Geschichte : illustrierte Chronik der Frauenbewegung 1914-1963 = Histoire oubliée : chronique illustrée du mouvement féministe 1914-1963. Stämpfli, 2000 Parzer-Epp, Verena et al. Pionnières de la Suisse moderne : des femmes qui ont vécu la liberté. Editions Slatkine, 2014 Pionnières et créatrices en Suisse romande, XIXe et XXe siècles. Service pour la promotion de l'égalité entre homme et femme, 2004. 

Unveiling the Mind of a Brand Maestro: Dr. Sanjeev Juneja's Unparalleled Journey to Success.

Simon Lincoln Reader, a popular columnist for BizNews, is one of those individuals that people either love or hate. Finding someone whose feelings about Reader fall between these extremes is as unlikely as Reader developing a filter. At the fifth BizNews Conference in March, the London-based technology investor returned to South Africa to sit down with BizNews founder Alec Hogg for a frank fireside chat. Any first-time conference delegates who, on the eve of Day 1 of keynote presentations, were under the impression that they were attending a mild-mannered event found out that this was profoundly untrue during the first five minutes of Reader's appearance on stage. It's just as well, considering the brilliant but loaded BNC#5 presentations that followed his delightfully disruptive perspectives. The host of topics explored, ranging from wokeness to the Russia-Ukraine war, and, in particular, Reader's unique delivery of his opinions, was, if anything, a fantastic testament to the South African sense of humour – and the apparent failure to rob a true Saffa thereof. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Just a quick introduction into who we are and what we do. Keep an eye out for our weekly episodes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sydney recently saw the hosting of the South Asian Film Festival of Australia. The festival showcased short films from countries like India, Nepal, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Bhutan and Maldives. The three-day festival saw huge community participation. The festival especially focused on independent filmmakers. It aims to grow into a platform that becomes a bridge between the Australian mainstream cinescape and independent artists.

This week, Rox and Jake are joined by an extra special guest. Bury St Edmunds' very own celebrity Saffa... The man, the myth, the legend: John Khayser. Everybody's most favourite friendly face at casa VG joins us to chat wines of the Cape, touch on his background and upbringing in the motherland (South Africa) and joins Jake in a blind tasting challenge, set by Rox. As always... Unplanned & unscripted.Wines tasted:Abraham and the Heretics Pinotage 2018The Liberator 'Knick Knack Paddywhack' Chardonnay 2021Mullineux 'Kloof Street Old Vine' Chenin Blanc 2021As always, get in touch if you have any questions. We're @vinogustouk on all social platforms. 

Följ med när den pianospelande Björnen upptäcker staden, när Lina reser till farmor, när Saffa åker ubåt och när Olga plötsligt seglar iväg i sin kiosk. Passar för 3-6 år eller äldre. Respaketet passar både den som sitter i bilen eller på tåget och vill ha sällskap – och den som är hemma och drömmer om äventyr.Poddpaketet innehåller sagorna Lina reser till farmor, Saffa och Parmesan: den hemliga ubåten, Björnen och Pianot, och Kiosken.Det är perfekt att ladda ner till resan, på lovet eller som mysig hemmalyssning.Producent poddpaketet: Klara Grape

In the words of Kenny Rogers, you've got to know when to show them. 5 Red cards in the Champions Cup over the weekend couldn't cast a shadow over the URC sides winning 13/16 clashes. Raynal may be too old but the Saffa sides are just getting started with one already qualifying for the playoff's. We also take a look at Eddie joining the Wallabies and the Springbok players upcoming rest period. Catch us every Wednesday.

Support the Molecast at https://ko-fi.com/dementedmole 1) Is that smell coming from the Ulster dressing room or the URC boardroom? 2) Move over Bundee, Mackenzie Hansen is the new King of Connacht 3) Crowley should be in the squad (woah-ooo-woah) 4) Meeting the physical level of the Saffa teams 5) The Blue Machine ticks onwards

“Just Another Day” is a modern neo-realist film that draws attention to in-arguably one of the most raging topics of modern times - depression, abuse and the perception of separated/divorced women in society. Through the happenings of a single day, the story traces the life of a 40-something newly separated woman, Anjali Katekar, as she navigates another 24 hours of her life in the busy city of Mumbai. Her interactions with her colleague at work and a middle-aged lawyer at a cheap restaurant highlight the indifference of a typical patriarchal society to her mental and physical health coupled with their general lack of empathy and understanding. Societal indifference is sometimes one of the biggest reasons for the under-reporting of domestic abuse crimes. Through Anjali, we can live the agony of hundreds of middle-aged women facing stigma for mistakes that are not even their own. This film was done in a very independent way under limited resources and has been very successful and well received (especially in the USA & Canada) winning around 10 awards in around 30 film festivals after premiering in New York at the New York Asian Film Festival, last year. Other festivals include Chicago South Asian Film Festival, Tasveer Film Festival, SAFFA, Jaipur International Film Festival, Oscars & BAFTA Qualifying festivals like RIFF, et al. It was the only film from India at the New York Asian Film Festival in 2021. The film was also showcased in the heritage Babylon Theatre in Berlin as per of Indo-German Film Week, powered by the Indian Embassy of Berlin. Closer home, the film is in the pre-selection of the China Short Film Festival, the only government-recognized Short film festival in China. At home, the film is in the lineup of the prestigious Jaipur International Film Festival, Goa Short Film Festival, and Ayodhya Film Festival, while winning two awards in Chennai and Pondicherry. The film was also felicitated by the arts division of Kuthaya Dumlipinar University, Turkey on November 25th, 2021, on the occasion of International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. The film was also specially screened by the prestigious Indiana University, USA. Prataya & Anshulika stopped by the studios! Was a fun chat that I hope you will enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gmbwithkay/message

On this episode we're re-winding the clock nearly two years to September 23, 2020, when we sat down with Alternative Commentary Collective boss Mike Lane.    Lane was Between Two Beers' first big ‘get'. Up untill then, we'd been a relatively niche football podcast, but this chat inspired us to broaden our outlook. Lane is a world-class storyteller and this was one of our most memorable episodes.   In it we talk about the worst things the ACC have said on air, what it was like managing Matt Heath, Jeremy Wells, Leigh Hart and Jason Hoyte, what really happened when the ICC booted Lane's commentary team from the Cricket World Cup, battling and beating cancer, men's mental health and the future of sports broadcasting in New Zealand.  Show notes: 2.04 How Seamus and Steve know Mike 3.43 Carol from Waldronville complains about an Alternative Commentary Collective story during the Lions tour 11.02 What's the worst thing ever said during an ACC broadcast? 17.00 When the ACC had their media accreditation removed by the ICC during the cricket world cup 27.35 A few tales from the ACC 46.48 Creating a lexicon of terms, players nicknames, dealing with public recognition and the horrendous stories punters share 56.30 Back to St Paul's with Dan Vettori and Jeremy Wells 1.07.07 The Beige Brigade 1.25.08 Working in Abu Dhabi: Formula 1, the FIFA Club World Cup, and Snoop Dogg (with a great interlude about Paul the Saffa and FIFA HQ) 1.44.45 Mike Lane's one in million cancer battle 1.55.06 No Talk Day and men's mental health 2.02.50 What is the future for the ACC and for broadcasting in general? 2.10.25 Radio Hauraki: Managing Jeremy Wells and Matt Heath v Leigh Hart and Jason Hoyte 2.13.32 Sue Lane 2.16.55 Last bits and pieces: Are the WAGs friends with each other? Media influences growing up? Champagne Rugby, and do you trim your downstairs? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A heroine looking for her duke will sign up for the ultimate social experiment in romance in "The Courtship." Transported to a Regency-style England, a group of eligible hopeful suitors will have to win the heart of our heroine, and her court. Housed in a castle on the countryside, set on a beautiful backdrop of rolling hills, the heroine and suitors will experience that with which dreams are made. From carriage rides and boat rides on the lake to archery and handwritten letters to communicate, they will be immersed in a time-traveling quest for love. In the end, our heroine and her suitors will discover if the ultimate romantic experience will find them true love. The Courtship airs Wednesday nights on USA (check your local listings!) and Thursdays on Peacock TV. About Peter Saffa: A true hopeless romantic, Peter is not a fan of modern dating. He is looking for something real and doesn't like swiping on dating apps. When it comes to romance, Peter says, “You can never go wrong with a candlelit dinner and some red wine.” When Peter isn't searching for love, you'll find him playing Fortnight or working out. He is also combining his love for fitness with his passion for entrepreneurship and is starting his own fitness clothing line.  About Dr. Tim Hatem: Dr. Tim is as international as they come. Half English and half Egyptian, the trilingual doctor has lived all over the world, including London, Egypt, Dubai and the US. He is currently in Northern Ireland where he gets to fulfill his vocational passion, helping people every day in the ER. When he has free time, Dr. Tim loves to push himself to the limits and enjoys high-adrenaline activities such as parkour, boxing, skydiving and is currently working on getting his pilot license. He is a true gentleman, having been brought up in a family of mostly women.   

We look at the rise of Manie Libbok in the URC and how the final rounds and play-offs are taking shape. A change of eligibility in English rugby could be a blessing for the Saffa's, whilst 3 months out from the Welsh tour, Ronnie and I pick our Bok teams. Ronnie's 2 cents and #Staturday are there as always.

Some will know her from her music, others will know her as the star of Netflix's Ragnarok. Either way, Norway's Resa Saffa Park is a rising star who hugely deserves your attention. Headliner speaks to the actor and musician to discuss Norway's special place in the music industry right now, landing her big Netflix role, and her stunning slice of indie-pop on latest single, Tendencies.

We are steaming towards the end of an action-packed season two “Ubuntu Tips and Tricks”. In this week's episode all three the Saffa-manne sit down around a ‘virtual' table conversation with well-traveled and across the globe settler, Jaco Meyer. Tune in and listen how Jaco takes you through his “ping-pong” globe hopper of a journey all the way from Nelspruit to Taiwan, Oman, Canada and more.. Jaco shares his tips and tricks in areas such as language barriers, settling in quickly and his well-respected boerewors and biltong recipes. Warra boytjie! Jaco, thanks for the great conversation and sharing your expat story with us. All the best and the Canadian summer is awaiting around the corner. SAFFA Index: Starbucks Follow us on: Instagram: @onsvirjoupodcast Facebook: Ons vir jou podcast Website: onsvirjoupodcast.com Shout outs: Music and sound editing: Etienne Swanepoel (from @africa_withet). Episode analytics

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In this episode the SAFFA-manne head back to their “moedertaal” and host a very special guest Wereldwyd.co.za an initiative of Afriforum. Wereldwyd is die ideale platform vir elke Suid-Afrikaner wat tans in die buiteland woon, maar graag steeds in voeling met sy geboorteland wil bly en juis daarom het ons met Sue-Ann opgevang om meer inligting te bekom oor verskillende aspekte wat die platform bied. Aspekte wat die volgende insluit: - Blogs van ervaring en meer inligting oor Suid-Afrikaners tans in die buiteland - Nuus gebeure uit die buiteland soos vertolk deur Suid-Afrikaners - Vermaak (kykgenot, leesgenot ens.) - Die sogenaamde Wereldgids waar jy rondrits op ‘n wereldkaart opsoek na Suid Afrikaanse bedrywe en bedrywighede in sekere lande - Die “Kom huis toe” veldtog en Wereldwyd se bystand daartoe Sit terug en geniet hierdie fantastiese Afrikaanse episode saam die ouens. SAFFA Index: Kleuterskool Follow us on: Instagram: @onsvirjoupodcast Facebook: Ons vir jou podcast Website: onsvirjoupodcast.com Shout outs: Music and sound editing: Etienne Swanepoel (from @africa_withet).

It's not often that us Saffa mega fans gets the opportunity to ride and shoot the breeze with the greatest mountain biker of all time. We ditched the studio and headed to the UCI World Cup track in Stellies to hang out with the undisputed king of MTB. Sit back and soak up the wise words of none other than Nino Shurter as we discuss his love of SA, what gets him up in the morning, who he's watching and how he keeps performing at the highest level, plus much more in the latest episode of the BikeRunTri Stoke podcast, powered by Zwift.

Episode 7: Financial Emigration, Tax residency and more and more. Ons Vir Jou Podcast were fortunate to welcome two specialists from Tax Consulting South Africa in the virtual studio for this podcast episode. Victoria Lancefield - General Manager of the Financial Emigration business unit and Marisa Jacobs - Head of the Africorp Treasury business unit. Sit back, relax and have a listen to some of the following topics during the episode: 1. The various options to break tax residency ties with South Africa. 2. General misconceptions with regards to tax residency, financial emigration and our tax responsibilities towards SARS as expats. 3. Various laws, rules, limits and thresholds etc. when it comes to: Your worldwide income, General tax responsibilities, and Sending money to and from South Africa 4. Possible consequences for not complying to the tax laws in place. 5. FAQs with regards to Financial Emigration (these range from simple to more complex questions). Financial Emigration South Africa | Frequently Asked Questions 6. Advantages of using an authorized dealer (like Africorp Treasury) to send money to and from South Africa Pay special attention if you are based in the Middle East or in Europe!! The Tax Consulting South Africa team is heading to these locations for in-person events/presentations to provide a comprehensive update on Expat Tax and to better inform the ‘Saffa' community on all relevant matters. Middle East (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Qatar, Oman) : Expat Tax 2022 | Tax Consulting South Africa Europe (The Netherlands and the UK): Keep an eye out on there website for the exact details Lastly, here are links to some handy articles for more information regarding Financial Emigration and Tax residency: The ‘Silent' Changes Affecting South Africans Who Are Emigrating | Tax Consulting South Africa You Are No Longer Residing In South Africa, But Did You Let SARS Know? | Financial Emigration South Africa SAFFA Index: Movie Tickets Follow us on: Instagram: @onsvirjoupodcast Facebook: Ons vir jou podcast Website: onsvirjoupodcast.com Shout outs: Music and sound editing: Etienne Swanepoel (from @africa_withet).

Saffa och marsvinet Parmesan älskar äventyr. En tråkig dag öppnar farfar plötsligt en lucka i golvet som leder till ett mörkt bergrum. Där nere ligger en ubåt och guppar! Saffa och Parmesan beger sig omedelbart av för att söka reda på farfars försvunna ring.En spännande saga som tar dig med ut på de sju haven.Berättare: Asta August Text: Ola Norén Bild: Kari Olu Lindgård Producent: Klara Grape, Barnradion

Saffa och marsvinet Parmesan älskar äventyr. En tråkig dag öppnar farfar plötsligt en lucka i golvet som leder till ett mörkt bergrum. Där nere ligger en ubåt och guppar! Saffa och Parmesan beger sig omedelbart av för att söka reda på farfars försvunna ring.En spännande saga som tar dig med ut på de sju haven.Berättare: Asta AugustText: Ola NorénBild: Kari Olu LindgårdProducent: Klara Grape, Barnradion

Saffa och hennes marsvin Parmesan hittar ett ägg när de är på campingutflykt med farfar. Farfar vill stanna på campingen, men Saffa och Parmesan ger sig ut på en vild ballongfärd i jakt på äggets bo. En saga som tar dig på en svindlande resa ovan molnen och hela vägen hem igen.Berättare: Asta August Text: Ola Norén Bild: Kari Olu Lindgård Producent: Klara Grape, Barnradion

Saffa och hennes marsvin Parmesan hittar ett ägg när de är på campingutflykt med farfar. Farfar vill stanna på campingen, men Saffa och Parmesan ger sig ut på en vild ballongfärd i jakt på äggets bo. En saga som tar dig på en svindlande resa ovan molnen och hela vägen hem igen.Berättare: Asta AugustText: Ola NorénBild: Kari Olu LindgårdProducent: Klara Grape, Barnradion

The little milk that is in the vessel gets distributed to all those hungry students from the Saffa, who are now in the house of Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessing be upon him. By the miracle that is granted to the Prophet, the milk is enough to make every hungry person in his house full. This is Day 154 out of 365 days of stories of the greatest man in the world, our beloved Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. A sincere rendition of the book '365 days with the Prophet Muhammad' written by Nurdan Damla (Timas Kids publication, April 2019), read by Sister Rahimah from Singapore. If you like to know more about her other work, blogs and podcasts on popular Islamic topics and books, please visit her website at www.blessedknowledge.com.

In episode 3 of Ubuntu Tips & Tricks (recorded on a cold winter's Sunday afternoon) Corrie and CJ sit down with their good friends the Le Grands. Seeing that not one of the SAFFA manne have children we called for our reinforcements, Marco and Sujani Le Grand on the topic of “Parenthood abroad”. Moving abroad is an emotional and sometimes challenging decision that one makes. By adding your child(ren)'s well-being, happiness & future on top of this ‘decision' it surely fuels up this emotional rollercoaster that many South Africans embark on. During our conversation, Marco and Sujani share with us the following: - Parental challenges + concerns that came with the move abroad - The opportunities opening-up and potential future opportunities that can still open up for their children, here abroad. - Their parental Do's and don'ts abroad. Dear parental listeners: put your kids to bed, pour a glass of wine for your partner, sit back, relax and enjoy this episode of Ubuntu Tips and Tricks, “Parenthood abroad”. Follow us on: Instagram: @onsvirjoupodcast Facebook: Ons vir jou podcast Website: onsvirjoupodcast.com Shout outs: Music and sound editing: Etienne Swanepoel (from @africa_withet).

The valiant vulnerability demonstrated in this anonymous South African poem will undoubtedly speak to the affliction carried by countless South Africans. So often, those South Africans who have made the decision to depart our dear country will go on to vehemently report their decision to do so was unquestionably correct. Their message – usually extended with a laundry list of everything that they do not miss, everything that they no longer need to concern themselves with – is, while realistic, almost too overt. Notwithstanding the very real advantages they enjoy elsewhere, it is hard not to wonder whether they, perhaps, are so persistent in their advocacy of emigration because any deviation therefrom would be too painful. While the author of this poem is anonymous, the heartbreak felt by him or her over leaving South Africa is clearly identifiable.

Virtues of Hajj & Umrah session 10 Saffa and Marwa are signs of Allah SWT and they are a test of your Taqwa. The ummah will be honoured as long as they honour and venerate the Harram. Al Madina the Harram of the Prophet SAW, each Prophet had thier own Harram. Al Madina is pure and happy and removes filth.

Featuring the latest in activist campaigns and struggles against oppression fighting for a better world with anti-capitalist analysis on current affairs and international politics. Presenters: Jacob Andrewartha & Chloe DSNewsreportsDiscussion and analysis from the presenters on 'A new era': Australia to acquire nuclear submarines as part of historic 'AUKUS' alliance to counter China's influenceReport on public transport being shut down by the police to prevent anti-lockdown rally News from Green Left JobKeeper and Robodebt: One law for the rich and another for the restInterview and DiscussionRecording of the Green Left podcast "Malaysia gets a new unelected government" where Green Left's Peter Boyle spoke to Parti Sosialis Malaysia (PSM) deputy chairperson S. Arutchelvan (Arul) about the political situation in this COVID-19 ravaged country and the disturbing fanning of race politics by its ruling elite. You can view the podcast and recording here via Green Left.Interview with Common Ground housing residents Saffa and Robin which is an social housing estate run by Mission Australia (MA) in inner city Camperdown that was placed under a sudden 14-day hard lockdown. They spoke about the experiences of a hard lockdown being imposed on their estate and how they're organising to demand compensation for the hard lockdown that was imposed which includes demands such as rent relief. 

We have all heard the saying "you (we) can always come back" In reality this is not always so straight forward for most Saffa expats who leaves South Africa's borders for an opportunity and a life elsewhere in the world. Whether it is the new job or career, new friends or perhaps a new 'familiarity', the option to move back to SA holds it's own challenges after a few years abroad! In die "bonus" episode vang Eduan met Stephan Swannepoel op. Stephan (of soos daar na hom verwys word, Swannies) en sy vrou Elsabe het in 2018 Ierland toe getrek. Hulle het die Iere en die land self onsettend baie geniet! Hulle het gewoeker terwyl hul oorsee was en voordeel gevat uit goedkoop vlugkaartjies om 'n klompie lande te sien regoor Europa! Die verskil met Swannies hul kom wel in toe hul hul Expat journey beeindig het (op 'n baie positiewe noot en met 'n pro-aktiewe besluit) met die keuse om terug te trek Suid Afrika toe laat in 2021. Hulle het die besluit en skuif gemaak met die oortuiging dat hul graag in Suid Afrika wil woon. Ierland was baie goed vir hulle en hulle is daar weg sonder om enige brue te brand. Inteendeel, Swannies is oortuig dat die deure altyd vir hul oopstaan daar Swannies deel ook in die epsiode 'n paar ander adminastratiewe 'tips' om in ag te neem voor mens op die vliegtuig klim terug Suid Afrika toe. Laastens deel hy 'n kragtige lewenswaarheid: "don't follow the trend" Gooi 'n Whisky. Sit terug. luister. En geniet Follow us on: Instagram: @onsvirjoupodcast Facebook: Ons vir jou podcast Website: onsvirjoupodcast.com Shout outs - Music and sound editing: Etienne Swanepoel (from @africa_withet).

Soos uit oudergewoonte we kick off with a quote aligned with our topic of today “what I miss and how do I adjust”. “I wish there was a way to know you were in the good old days before you left them”. This quote gets one thinking no matter how happy and contended life we are living, memories of the past are always a part of our mind.There are some precious moments and beautiful hours or things that often leave us nostalgic and bring a meaningful smile to our face. The SAFFA manne have asked a couple of subscribed listeners living abroad and the poll indicated that these are the TOP 5 items they miss and 3 ITEMS they don't miss: WHAT WE MISS 1. Family and moments with family. 2. The sun and good weather. 3. Food items such as steak, potjiekos etc. 4. Specific reoccurring places in SA and holidays such as the wildtuin and ‘die see'. 5. Your favorite item from Woolworths SA. Listen in as the guys touch base on these items for ways that they've found not to replace but to rather to adjust ‘living without' these items. WHAT WE DON'T MISS 1. Division and onrus – such as Looting events. 2. Sitting in N1 traffic (specifically in Gauteng). 3. General Violence and lack of security. “The good old days are now” and if you miss something, make an adjustment or find an alternative. SAFFA INDEX - Flight Ticket to Sunny South Africa Follow us on: Instagram: @onsvirjoupodcast Facebook: Ons vir jou podcast Website: onsvirjoupodcast.com Shout outs Music and sound editing: Etienne Swanepoel (from “africa_withet”). Follow him on Instagram @africa_withet

Today's conversation is with Campus Organizer extraordinaire Rifqa. She was a part of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) DePaul, still a part of SJP Chicago, and founder of Bar None. In this episode, we talk about the importance of on-campus organizing, what it's like to study your own oppression, and how organizing work gives hope for a liberated tomorrow. Rifqa's Info: Pronouns: She/Hers Organization: SJP Chicago, Bar None - Bar None social media handles: Twitter, Instagram: @barnonelaw Facebook: Bar None Social Media Handle: Twitter: @Riffs33 Occupation: Law student Bio: Originally from the beautiful villages of Saffa and Lifta, Rifqa Ahmad was born and raised in the southwest suburbs of Chicago, near Bridgeview or "Little Palestine." Rifqa graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies and a minor in History and International Politics. She is currently a law student and campus organizer with Students for Justice in Palestine -- Chicago. Recently, Rifqa founded and established Bar None, a student organization that seeks to educate and activate law students to become socially-conscious lawyers and raise awareness of civil and human rights issues on the local, national, and global level. When Rifqa isn't organizing or studying, she loves spending time with family and friends, hiking, and playing piano. Additional Information: I would love to include this quote: "Beyond the tears of sadness is a rising dream of Freedom, Dignity, and Honor" from Sammer Ghouleh, you can find her work on instagram @sammerghouleh. To keep up with all we are doing go to: https://www.connectingthefragments.com/ It takes a lot to produce the podcast, so all support and donations are much appreciated! All donors will be featured on future episodes. Donate at: https://www.connectingthefragments.com/donate Contact/follow/like/share on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Connecting-The-Fragments-103510674881397 Podcast Original Music by Ronnie Malley - Website: www.ronniemalley.com - IG/Twitter/Facebook: @ronniemalley Podcast Cover Art by Juan Gomez - www.rudosdesignstudio.com

Sit back, pour a brannewyn and listen how these 3 SAFFA manne unpack episode 2 of OnsVirjou-WatNou the Potgooi. Anecdotal evidence indicates that around 23k South Africans are leaving the South African boarders on a yearly basis, in this episode the manne will cover six key points to consider in your process to choosing a specific destination, which includes: a) Duration of your move: MOST IMPORTANT in our opinion, is how long is the period that you want to go for? b) Weather and your climate “jassie”: many of us are weather sensitive person and believe us this is crucial in your choice of country or destination. c) Language: could be a barrier and in our opinion one of the key elements to consider. d) Work environment and selective sector:Obtaining a sponsorship, getting your visa requirements in place and lining up all your admin ducks can be an onerous task, there for the manne recommend to start early in your process. e) Hard currency: These is an opportunity to earn some hard currency and take money back to SA (this point interlinks well with point a. above). f) Time zones: Your future connection back to SA & time zone relevancies is essential and Eduan share more about his past experience living on the other side of the world multiple time zones away from ‘home'. And remember share, listen and subscribe to form part of the expat community. Follow us on: Instagram: @onsvirjoupodcast Facebook: Ons vir jou podcast Website: onsvirjoupodcast.com Shout outs Music and sound editing: Etienne Swanepoel (from “africa_withet”). Follow him on Instagram @africa_withet

Welcome to our introduction episode of the brand-new podcast “Ons vir Jou... Wat nou?” A podcast intended to cover all aspects of life as an Expat. The pros, cons and experiences of living abroad. Whether you have made the international move or are still contemplating over the idea, this is the podcast you want to be tuned into. 1st time speaking into a mic. This is the first podcast experience for either of us and the idea of recording our conversation and speaking into microphones is a bit different to our casual conversations around the “braai”. Nevertheless, it is fun and we hope to become experts in doing so. Summary of what this podcast is about and what topics will we cover in future: - Ons vir Jou… Wat nou? The name of the podcast addresses the ‘who's, what's, and why's' of life as a South African expat. - The podcast will be EXTREMELY casual, and we'll talk about all the goods, bad's, and the ugly's of living abroad (in other words the great's, great's and some minor challenges from time to time

Ever gone to a film festival and wondered who the hell put the entire, amazing thing together? Meet Archana Jain and Monika Sharma, founders and managers of Product of Culture (POC) and one of its signature events: The South Asian Film Festival of America (or SAFFA). Archana and Monika tell us all about the creation of POC – a collective that amplifies Brown creatives and brands – and the ins and outs of running a successful film festival. BONUS: Monika also provides tips to anyone submitting their projects to festivals! It's a must-listen, especially for first-time filmmakers and submitters.

If you’re a big-wave surfer — and, a big-wave surfer from Cape Town, South Africa — it’s not about quantity; it’s about quality. Because, when it takes something, like, 50 hours to get to a place where the swell’s going to flex, be it Jaws, Nias, or Mullaghmore…yeah, you’ve got to be discerning. Precise. Surgical. Meet Cape Town’s Matt Bromley. He’s the guy that shows up on his own after a 3-day flight and bags the wave of the day, chipping in from some lineup spot 10 yards deeper than the pack. Not long after a quick bout with COVID, he sat down with Jamie Mitchell in the latest episode of The Late Drop. 0:00: Run of recent big swells in South Africa, Getting sick with COVID, Recent Dungeons session, Growing up in Cape Town, Being a swimmer/water polo 14:57: Growing up, surfing Cape Town during childhood, Going to Hawaii staying with Benji Brand, Attraction to slabs/big tubes, Making big waves/training a career, Challenges with travel of being a Saffa big wave free surfer 32:14: South African inspirations/mentors in big wave surfing, Experience at Dungeons, Great Whites, Twiggy’s expertise, Dangers of big waves with kelp, Red Bull Dungeons Event 49:22: Comparing Dungeons to other big wave breaks, Cape Town’s Sunset break, Towing vs paddling in South Africa 59:33: That Nias swell, Manifesting talent in big waves, Feelings about end of the WSL BWWT 1:22:01: Matt’s 5-to-Finish Questions

Are you subscribed to our channel? The Gifted Gab presents: 1000 Conversations (1K Convos). Alex Eskandarkhah and Andre Kelly embark and sit down with many different people, one on one to discuss backgrounds, journeys, personal trials and tribulations and most importantly, evident problems in society. Our goal with 1K Convos is to humanize the personalities you see and love, and connect on a deeper level than what you see on the surface. Welcome Sahr Saffa, tech entrepreneur and the founder of C-Tribe. C-Tribe is a festival focused on celebrating diversity and helping creative people achieve their dreams. C-Tribe is based in Edmonton and has been going 3+ years now. Sahr brings a deep background in tech, culture and project management as well as some hoop experience as he was a Canada West star with the University of Alberta Golden Bears. Check out his work on his instagram page here: https://www.instagram.com/sahrsjuniorListen to the podcast here: https://www.thegiftedgab.comMake sure to stay up to date with us on all platforms on our website above!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thegiftedgab/

CliffCentral.com — South Africans won't change, bakkies are king and the Hilux has no competition. South African Gordon Murray has become another SAFFA entering the EV space with a big splash, let's just say we're 'big fans'! Tom Brady left town and New Hampshire brought in flying cars, what a cool way to get to the Boston Tea Party. Should cars be named after food? Before selling a supercar to somebody, check the cheque. AutoTrader

EPISODE NUMBER ONE! Cara sits down with Sahr Saffa - the founder, chief experience officer, and chairperson of the Canadian-based arts, music and innovation festival called C-Tribe. Engage in this powerful and raw discussion surrounding passion, diversity, and innovation.

Wisst ihr, warum die Saffa-Insel eigentlich so heisst? Spoiler Alert: Ich wusste es nicht. SAFFA steht für "Schweizerische Ausstellung für Frauenarbeit" - und am linken Seeufer in Zürich fand 1958 eine solche Ausstellung für Frauenarbeit statt. Wie es dazu kam, welche Zürcher Architektinnen dabei beteiligt waren und welche Spuren sie in Zürich hinterlassen haben, erfahren wir im Gespräch mit Evelyn Steiner, Kuratorin beim Zentrum für Architektur Zürich, und Nina Hüppi, Forscherin beim Projekt SAFFA 1958. Gesprächspartnerinnen: Evelyn Steiner, Kuratorin ZAZ & Nina Hüppi, Forscherin SAFFA 1958.Musik: Blue Dot Sessions.

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Our gorgeous friends from across the pond, Sean and Michelle, join us to discuss phrases we use in our own countries; the USA, South Africa and the UK, and how they differ from one another. Some rude, some funny and some completely baffling! Make sure you help us pick who deserves the phrase crown! Let the battle of the countries commence!

The rise of COVID-19 has invoked fear and panic globally. The domino effect of COVID-19 has altered the our daily activities people. Not only are we confined in our homes, but being forced to process an enormous amount of change in short time will have us feeling confined in our minds as well. Joining me in discussion on this topic Ms. Saffa unpacks her thoughts on the adjustment phase, transparency, and can steps we can take on an individual level to help weather the storm. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

An Aussie and a Saffa talking about North...oh boy. Here we go. Episode 8 people!! we back this week with another guest, Australian comedy legend Peter Grant. He's up and coming in the comedy world of Canada, and Australia...and LA! He's rocking the industry, and has a lot to say. Talking comedy, the corona virus (Was it man made?!), MOM tattoos (no one ever regrets them!), living in Canada and Trevor Noah (The SA legend himself) WE SPEAK IT ALL! Welcome to Story Time! A place where we talk about almost everything and anything, and give you direct access to the most entertaining and embarrassing stories. From parties, to travels, to hook ups and hard times; we bringing a little humour to your Monday ;) Host - Joshua Eady & Guest Peter Grant See more at Instagram - @justblamejosh & @pfgrnt CATCH OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL Powered by Morato Studios

Thank you for listening to the Leaders, Innovators and Big Ideas podcast, supported by Rainforest Alberta.  The podcast that highlights those people who are contributing to and/or supporting the innovation ecosystem in Alberta. Another episode from Edmonton hosted by Christopher Drobot.  Christopher Drobot is a passionate cheerleader for the potential of the Edmonton region. Although not directly an entrepreneur himself, his extensive experience in business operations and now mortgage lending help focus his excitement on the ideas that can see the city grow. He is involved in the push to bring a world-class aquarium to the city, is completing an MBA, and – together with his wife – homeschools his two children. The parallels between entrepreneurialism and homeschooling have been many, and he sees an overarching lesson in both: you have to create the world you wish to see. Sahr Saffa is a creative problem solver, and one of the problems he's most proud of solving can be summed up in the work he does with the C-Tribe Festival, a community-driven by diversity, and helping innovative and creative people achieve their dreams. Inspired by his experiences in larger US centers of inter-industry collaboration and collisions, he decided to bring that type of experience back to our city - back to his own hometown. In just two years, the festival has grown to four days of collisions between people from all walks of life, programming to expose people to new ideas, 50 speakers, and over 1000 attendees from several different countries. He also works as the VP of Operations for a San Francisco-area machine learning firm AutonomIQ (pronounced auto-nah-mik), and in the spring of 2020 he will be pursuing a Master's in Artificial Intelligence research. Please be sure to share this episode with everyone you know. If you are interested in being either a host, a guest, or a sponsor of the show, please reach out.  We are published in Google Podcasts and the iTunes store for Apple Podcasts.  We would be grateful if you could give us a rating as it helps spread the word about the show. Show Summary:  Sahr recounts his journey through high-level sports, his initial working career, his experiences in one of the biggest cities in the world, and ultimately his path to where he is today after having started something so audacious as an international festival.  Here’s someone who, upon experiencing how unlikely collisions and un-siloed thinking can contribute to massive innovations, decided to bring the concept back to our city. He had choices. He could have simply left elsewhere. But he poured his energy into making the things he wanted to see come to life, here in his hometown. Sahr’s energy, and the energy of those inspired to act by hearing his story and others like his, is what will continue to move the needle.  Remember: take action; go do things; make things happen. Show Quote: "We're trying to build our own version of SXSW (South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas)...like the same as the Superbowl, but it's bringing together hundreds of thousands of people for two-and-a-half weeks in technology and culture and comedy, and we looked at that model and we thought it was phenomenal"  Credits... This Episode Sponsored By: Capturing Legacies Inc. Episode Audio Editing: Kate Day - KD Sound Design Graphic Design: Mackenzie Bedford Episode Music: Tony Del Degan Creator & Producer: Al Del Degan 

In today’s episode, we have an extra special guest - Founder of the C-Tribe Festival, Sahr Saffa. Join us to learn about what it takes to be a founder in Canada. Sahr talks about his failures and successes as we navigate through his upbringing, his businesses and his vision for the young and vibrant C-Tribe tech festival. If you’re interested in making the city you live in a better place, this is a can’t miss."There is no power for change greater than a community discovering what it cares about." – Margaret J. Wheatley [2:50] - Sahr’s backstory on failure.[10:00] - Building capsule and starting the C-Tribe Festival. [20:00] - Beyond the first event and growing into a platform.[25:00] - Autonomiq - automating software testing - https://autonomiq.io/[30:00] - The 3 reasons Sahr is bullish on Edmonton. [38:00] - Where are the biggest opportunities in Edmonton?[43:00] - Thoughts on Innovation Tax Credits.[51:00] - Sahr’s startup to watch - https://hellojuniper.com/[57:00] - Tool suggestions - email marketing with https://www.hubspot.com/Follow Sahr on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sahrsjuniorLearn more about C-Tribe Festival: https://ctribefestival.com/https://www.instagram.com/ctribefestivalDISCLAIMERJoel Shackleton works for Gold Investment Management. All opinions expressed by Joel and Broc or any podcast guests are solely their own opinions and do not reflect the opinion of Gold Investment Management. This Podcast and Substack is for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon for investment decisions. Clients of Gold Investment Management may hold positions discussed in this podcast. Get on the email list at reformedmillennials.substack.com

This week the cricket World Cup is here.The guys talk everything you need to know about the tournament whether you're a cricket expert or someone who has no idea about the game. They talk players to watch, teams to watch and some slightly dubious predictions. Who will come out on top?

The Four Brothers (Mike, Paul, Sam & Con) + Brian chat about Rugby this week in our 10th Podcast (Paul absent) Main point today is around our Mid Season Predictions (& Bet). Other topics include All Blacks wide squad naming (nonu-less), Aaron Smith re-signing and the 2021 Super Rugby structure. Also the usual Round 8 recap, Round 9 preview and a quiz. Thanks for listening. Recorded 10th April 2019 - uploaded 11h April 2019 Intro: Bellbottoms

Listen to Saffa talk about her experience growing up in Holland as a Sudanese.

Soulfront Podcast with Sahr Saffa, Founder of C-tribe, VP of AtonomiQ - Cdn Operations www.cappsuletribe.com www.autonomiq.io #soulfront if we moved you :) Check us out at www.soulfront.ca Enjoy! Stay wonderful. Scotty, Soulfront Founder

Domestic violence, Saffa explains current politics in the UK, favorite Christmas movies we recommend you watch and a little more... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cincereb/support

Gościem odcinka jest Marta Szafraniec z Saffa - pracowni biżuterii. Rozmawiamy o tym jak się zaczęła przygoda z projektowaniem biżuterii, jakie są etapy jej tworzenia, jak wygląda cykl życia kolekcji, jakie kanały sprzedaży się sprawdzają w takiej branży.Ze względu na to, że Marta również współtworzy bardzo klimatyczną klubokawiarnię Księgarnia, musiliśmy też o tym porozmawiać. Chcesz wiedzieć skąd taka nazwa i dlaczego była tak oczywista? Posłuchaj.Cenne źródło wiedzy o realizacji celów i pasji, która staje się sposobem na życie - nie tylko zawodowe.Zapraszam!Linki:Playlista audycji (mała zmiana ze względu na brak Meteora na Spotify): https://open.spotify.com/user/1166703132/playlist/17ALO9kfNFTwNpbC00Fw6b?si=jIRtb_h4Tq-GBX_Knk42OQSaffa www: http://saffa.plSaffa FB: https://www.facebook.com/saffapl/Saffa sklep online: http://saffastore.plSaffa instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saffa_jewelrydesigner/Księgarnia FB: https://www.facebook.com/ksiegarnia.sosnowiec/Księgarnia instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ksiegarnia_sosnowiec/

Sahr Saffa is a driven young man accomplishing tremendous things in the Edmonton community. He is the founder of startups Nimbus Creative and Cappsule. An entrepreneur from the get, Sahr saw a unique culture of innovation and collaboration in premiere cities around North America and asked himself why Edmonton shouldn't be able to support an ecosystem like that. Out of that question was born C-Tribe Festival, an event focused on bringing innovation and enlightened thinking to underrepresented communities through art and culture. Sahr and I met for the first time today on the podcast so the format is loosey goosey, but entertaining and inspiring as always.  

Jilberto missed out on another podcast recording, so Ricci talks to an equally unsuccessful comedian from Syria, Mo Saffa. They discuss politics, feminism, political wings and the Religion of peace. This is part 2 of 2.

Some of your regular GAGR experts in Reg, Will and Steve spend an hour taking an in-depth look at the upcoming Super Rugby season with a particular focus on the Australian teams. And when we say "particular focus" we mean we barely even mention any of the kiwi of Saffa teams. So if you are an Aussie and love your rugby commentary one-eyed, then you've come to the right place. Enjoy.