Podcasts about Sagi

Opowieści o królach, o możnych rodach, o poetach, o wojnach, biskupach, a w dużej mierze… o alkoholu. Sagi islandzkie powstawały od XII do XV wieku, spisywano wtedy historie, które w ustnej tradycji krążyły o wiele dłużej. Wiemy to, bo pojawiają się w nich postaci historyczne z X wieku. – Jest to bardzo szeroki wachlarz opowieści, a ten wspólny mianownik to to, że na pewnym etapie w Islandii one są po prostu spisywane – tłumaczy znany wam już prof. Jakub Morawiec z Uniwersytetu Śląskiego. Z nim i dr Martą Rey-Radlińską z Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego rozmawiamy o fenomenie sag islandzkich.Najstarsze sagi to poematy, dopiero później zaczęto je tworzyć prozą. Wygląda na to, że Islandczycy darzyli twórczość skaldów szczególną estymą. – W bitwie [pod Hjörungavágr] brało udział czterech Islandczyków i wszyscy byli poetami – śmieje się dr Rey-Radlińska. Co wyjątkowe na tle innych państw skandynawskich, po przyjęciu chrześcijaństwa (Islandia zrobiła to w 1000 roku) nie tępiono przejawów wcześniejszej kultury. Chrześcijańscy poeci i pisarze, jak Snorri Sturluson, chętnie sięgali po dawne opowieści, dzięki czemu zachowały się do dzisiaj.Bohater sagi ma jedno zadanie: rozpoznać znaki i zrozumieć, jaki przeznaczono mu los. – Dobrze spełnione życie to jest takie, które wiąże się z wypełnieniem tego losu – opowiada prof. Morawiec. Ale nawet bohater może zbłądzić, w czym wybitnie pomaga alkohol. W „Sadze o Jomswikingach”, którą właśnie przetłumaczyli moi goście, ambitny, dzielny jarl Sigwaldi pada ofiarą podstępu duńskiego króla Swena. Na uczcie przesadza z alkoholem i składa obietnicę, że wyruszy na Norwegię, by pokonać jej władcę, jarla Haakona. Alkoholowych przechwałek nie da się odwołać, Jomswikingowie pakują się więc w wojnę z Norwegami i ponoszą srogie konsekwencje.W odcinku posłuchacie też o tym, jak współcześni Islandczycy traktują sagi, dlaczego islandzcy chrześcijanie stali się promotorami rodzimej kultury, czy w sagach można znaleźć polskie ślady i czy oferowanie bogom siedmioletniego syna to dobra strategia na bitwę.W dniach 3-8 sierpnia w Katowicach i Krakowie odbędzie się wspaniała konferencja nordystyczna o nazwie „Sagas and Otherness”. Wystąpienia będą otwarte dla publiczności, więc jeśli komuś po drodze, to wybierzcie się posłuchać światowej klasy specjalistów od sag! A kto woli poczytać w domowym zaciszu, może zajrzeć na stronę Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Śląskiego w poszukiwaniu „Sagi o Jomswikingach” w przekładzie moich dzisiejszych gości.Link do informacji o konferencji: https://us.edu.pl/wydzial/wh/en/konferencje-naukowe/sagaconference2025/ 

This week we are covering the Sun in the 9th  FREE Keyword sheet https://www.maryenglish.com/Keywords.txt Miguel Lldefonso https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miguel_Ildefonso_Huanca https://www.youtube.com/@Camilokerouac https://malhechor-exhausto.blogspot.com/ Aries Asc, Sun in Capricorn in 9th, Moon in Sagi in 8th Date of (one) of his street poetry performances  Peggy Bouchet https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peggy_Bouchet https://peggybouchet.com/en/home/ Virgo Asc, Sun in Gemini in 9th, Moon in Leo in 11th     Sheri Jones-Moffett https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheri_Jones-Moffett Encourage YourSelf Live : https://youtu.be/0a4cLklE0t4?si=wfr3x-gpuxtBJJt- https://youtu.be/NknPhY2Mzt0?si=yQjuoxTZGKIzhpEX https://www.instagram.com/sherijmoffett/ Pisces Asc, Sun in Sagittarius in 9th, Moon in Gemini in 3rd    

Greetings, audient!This.. was... a long one. We each have our own scar tissue from university encounters, passionate moments of transformation and inspiration experienced alongside sad encounters with hopelessness, mediocrity and slave morality. So this one was more personal.The state of the University - as an institution, as a public good - has been in free fall for quite a while, well before contemporary dictators started slamming it down more forcefully (bullies invariably go for the weaker targets). In this episode we try to think of the university through the prisms of  democracy, political economy and, not least, metaphysics. The university today is seeing more and more threats to its relevance (and a fortriori, funding). The younger generations see this establishment as a "waste of taxpayer money," as something best left alone or left to Automated Intelligence (AI) devices, or left in the past. We try and trace this scarcity of the university as the stronghold of learning and teaching as a value in itself, one facing towards the future with hope and pride. Sagi takes the university to task for their theological roots and the Christian, metaphysically anti-Judaic ethos of Truth that has come to pervade (and pervert) it, for being anti-Judaic compels us, foundationally and methodologically, to value truth over justice (which comes, as Nietzsche had already pointed out, to a radical devaluation of value as such). Andy shares with us his bittersweet travels through ivy-league woke Humanities departments, the various petty egoisms that animate it in a kind of pathetic posturing and grandiloquence that settles for crumbs of value and importance. He brings up wokeism as a kind of rot that has taken over the Humanities. Andy's dog shared his sentiments.Addressing these issues requires, as Jake reminds us, being slow and careful. For, though it may look like the academic jobifications and woke-rots that proliferate today mark the closure, the end of the university's horizons (especially when "debated" on 'social media'), the need for critical thinking, for creating and enriching discourse and understanding of life and experience, are still at the core of this institution. Jacques Derrida, that many see as supporting an oblivious gutting of the university's functions and ideals, is actually an example of responsibility; to trace our current experience to where the university's original, however fantastic, ethos still holds sway, power, pride, and can still nourish value.Jack, out proud representative of the STEM disciplines, points out the lack of co-authorships in the Humanities, following a capitalist logic of branding that turns the scholar humble. Jack calls it a humiliation ritual, and Sagi was quick to interject Max Weber's critiques of the professionalization and "rationalization" of scholarship, and the Bildung they inflict on the scholar: the latter trains the scholar for hopeless work, churning publications as a vehicle for promoting one's brand, making scholarly experts follow a logic of monopoly and "cornering a market (of ideas)" rather than enriching the understanding or cross-pollinating with other university discourses in order to think differently about life, the universe, and everything...There's much more, of course. Dare a listen.Stars: WWJD, Pervs 'R Us; Marx Grudge 

Juan Manuel de Prada nació en Baracaldo en 1970, aunque pasó su infancia y adolescencia en Zamora. Es licenciado en Derecho por la Universidad de Salamanca y doctor en Filología por la Universidad Complutense de Madrid.NUEVO LIBRO JUAN MANUEL DE PRADA - Mil ojos esconde la noche 2. Cárcel de tinieblas: https://amzn.eu/d/3spiOMyCon su primer libro, Coños (1995) y los relatos de El silencio del patinador (1995) sorprendió a la crítica por su poderosa imaginación y su audaz uso del lenguaje. En 1996 debutó en la novela con Las máscaras del héroe (Premio Ojo Crítico de Narrativa). En 1997 recibió el Premio Planeta por La tempestad. La vida invisible (2003) recibió el Premio Primavera y el Premio Nacional de Narrativa, y El séptimo velo (2007) se alzó con el Premio Biblioteca Breve. En 2012 publicó Me hallará la muerte, un noir ambientado en el Madrid de la posguerra, y en 2014 Morir bajo tu cielo, en la que evoca la proeza de «los últimos de Filipinas». Posteriormente, aparecerá El castillo de diamante (2015), donde recrea la difícil relación de Santa Teresa de Jesús y la Princesa de Éboli. Sus últimas novelas han sido Mirlo blanco, cisne negro (2016) y Lucía en la noche (2019). En 2022, tras décadas de concienzudas pesquisas, publicó su biografía de Ana María Martínez Sagi, El derecho a soñar, una obra de una ambición tan descomunal como la novela que ahora brinda a sus lectores en dos entregas. Su obra más reciente es Raros como yo (2023), una colección de semblanzas de escritores malditos. Su periodismo literario ha sido galardonado con los premios Mariano de Cavia, Julio Camba y Santiago Castelo, entre otros. En reconocimiento al conjunto de su obra literaria, Juan Manuel de Prada ha obtenido el Premio Castilla y León de las Letras de 2021.AFILIACIONES ALADETRES: https://sable-bison-0f1.notion.site/AFILIACIONES-ALADETRES-18104deadc308042a167f64c329e1459?pvs=74Escúchanos también en:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1HI8XcuaPlOOvaMyuIoQPR?si=i58ihoeAQC6mE0QN6oTP6wApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/es/podcast/a-la-de-tr3s/id1548687501iVoox: https://go.ivoox.com/sq/1199920Sigue a Aladetres:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aladetres.esTwitter: https://twitter.com/aladetres_esTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@aladetres.esFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/aladetres.esSigue a Lluís Gracia:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lluis_graciaTwitter: https://twitter.com/lgraciamolinsContacto: alade3podcast@gmail.comPreguntas de la entrevista:00:00 Introducción02:11 Una carcel interior y otra exterior07:03 "El auténtico mal se desfraza de bien"10:30 Lo que Juan Manuel de Prada quiere contar al mundo19:07 Las leyes raciales... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Najnowszy odcinek Czytu Czytu sponsoruje SQN Imaginatio! Wydawnictwo zaprosiło nas do współpracy przy okazji premiery „Fairest” Marissy Meyer, prequela Sagi księżycowej, który ukazuje się w Polsce po raz pierwszy. Jeśli słuchacie nas trochę dłużej, to wiecie, że obie mamy ogromny sentyment do tej serii i do książek „królowej retellingów” Marissy Meyer w ogóle. W związku z tym rozmawiamy o tym, czym jest retelling, jakie zabiegi narracyjne stosuje i co świadczy o dobrym retellingu, a za materiał do dyskusji posłużą nam nie tylko „Cinder”, „Scarlett” i „Fairest” (pozwalamy sobie też nawiązać delikatnie do dwóch pozostałych części serii, które w nowym wydaniu dopiero się ukażą: „Cress” i „Winter”), ale również przepięknie wznowione „Bez serca”.Koniecznie przesłuchajcie materiał do końca, ponieważ mamy dla was konkurs, w którym można wygrać aż cztery książki Meyer! Na nadsyłanie odpowiedzi na naszego maila kontakt@czytuczytu.pl macie czas do 4 maja, a 5 maja ogłosimy zwycięzcę na naszym FB i osobistych profilach na Instagramie. Zadanie konkursowe podajemy na końcu odcinka.Dodatkowo słuchacze Czytu Czytu mogą też skorzystać z kodu rabatowego do internetowej księgarni SQNstore.pl - wpiszcie kod CZYTU10 przy płatności za zamówienie, aby otrzymać 10% rabatu (nie łączy się z innymi promocjami). Kod będzie ważny do końca maja!Regulamin konkursu: https://www.catusgeekus.pl/konkurs

Neobvyklou terapii si v úterý 23. dubna vyzkoušeli pacienti geriatrického oddělení jihlavské nemocnice. Mezi seniory totiž zavítal třináctiletý valach jménem Sagi, který se stal hlavním aktérem vůbec první hiporehabilitace ve zdejším zdravotnickém zařízení.

Jake can't stop cursing in this episode. We discuss the terribly obnoxious, punch-deserving, smirk that refuses to listen to the Other. Though prevalent especially in the world of Maga punditry, whether it be Zionists smirking at the word genocide, or Michael Knowles donning smarm as his personality, the shit-eating grin is a weaponized rejection of thought. It also reveals the shame and guilt of the would be cocky grinner. Andy thinks about how despairing it is to see this contagious proliferation overtake our culture, especially with the crying laughing emoji face. Sagi sees it has an abuse of shifting contexts, a way to escape any contextuality, and retreat into a hollow shell of superiority. We also took this opportunity to introduce Freud's idea of the defense mechanism, specifically the conversion symptoms of hysterics.

Your client didn't lose consciousness? Then your client doesn't have a traumatic brain injury. At least, that's what the defense will say. Don't let them brainwash you. As Sagi Shaked explains to host Dan Ambrose, a TBI can express itself in other ways, such as dizziness or confusion. He has focused on “proving up” these invisible-type of injuries for years, securing seven- and eight-figure verdicts along the way. At TLU Beach (June 4-7), Sagi will teach his methodical approach to TBI cases, from identifying subtle symptoms that others miss to building compelling evidence that resonates with jurors.Train and Connect with the Titans☑️ Sagi Shaked | LinkedIn☑️ Shaked Law | LinkedIn | X | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube☑️ TLU Beach☑️ Trial Lawyers University☑️ TLU On Demand Instant access to live lectures, case analysis, and skills training videos☑️ TLU on X | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn☑️ Subscribe Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTubeEpisode SnapshotSagi began his career trying any case he could get, starting with sprains and strains before gradually working up to disc cases and eventually TBI cases.About 10 years into his career, Sagi realized TBI cases were "ten times better" than orthopedic cases in terms of value and potential to help clients.Sagi emphasizes the importance of constant learning and improvement, regularly attending conferences and educational opportunities throughout his 25-year career.Participants in the TBI Masterclass at TLU Beach will learn how to identify TBI cases at intake, even when there's no loss of consciousness.Sagi stresses that proper medical evaluation requires understanding the signs and symptoms of TBI...

On this episode, host Sagi Eliyahu is interviewed by Kelly Eliyahu, Senior Director of Product Marketing at Salesforce, to celebrate Tonkean's 10-year anniversary. In a rare role reversal, Co-Founder and CEO, Sagi, reflects on the vision that started it all, the obstacles overcome and the future Tonkean is building toward. From early product pivots to landing some of the world's biggest enterprise logos, the episode offers founders, operators and tech leaders a real look into scaling with conviction and evolving ahead of the curve.Key Takeaways:(04:12) Process orchestration bridges gaps between human collaboration and technology.(06:33) AI advancements enable better alignment between human needs and systems.(09:02) The market now values orchestration and automation more than ever.(12:15) Pivoting strategies is essential to meet market expectations effectively.(14:04) Operations teams play a critical role in modern business success.(18:45) Reframing ideas in familiar terms can unlock support and growth.(23:29) Personal resilience often parallels entrepreneurial challenges and milestones.(25:06) Entrepreneurs should focus on asking the right questions, not easy answers.(33:06) Trust from leading organizations reflects the value of innovative solutions.(37:01) The future of work lies in transforming how enterprises interact with software and AI.Resources Mentioned:Sagi Eliyahuhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/eliyahusagi/Tonkeanhttps://www.tonkean.comSalesforcehttps://www.salesforce.com/Gonghttps://www.gong.io/This episode is brought to you by Tonkean.Tonkean is the operating system for business operations and is the enterprise standard for process orchestration. It provides businesses with the building blocks to orchestrate any process, with no code or change management required. Contact us at tonkean.com to learn how you can build complex business processes. Fast.#Operations #BusinessOperations

In this episode of the Great Trials Podcast, hosts Steve Lowry and Yvonne Godfrey are joined by renowned Miami lawyer Sagi Shaked. They delve into a significant wrongful death case Shaked successfully tried in 2017, resulting in a $12,240,000 verdict. Remember to rate and review GTP on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your favorite platform. --- Case Details: "After a 4-day trial, we obtained a $12,240,000.00 verdict on behalf of a family that lost their mother as a result of a tragic head-on automobile collision. The trial team consisted of Sagi Shaked, Joel Roth, Manny Lorenzana and Iury Carvalho. Unfortunately, Roitiki Tyler only got to see her star athlete son play one college game. Tyler was accompanied by her 11-year-old, who flew from Florida to Iowa to watch Devontre Tyler play middle linebacker in a Saturday game in November 2014. The following night, Tyler was driving home when a Ford F-150 truck hit them head-on at 65 mph. The mother of two died. Her young son survived his mother without physical injuries, but whose subsequent emotional traumatization led a jury to award them with $12.24 million." (Source) (More Coverage on Case Details) --- Guest Bio: Sagi Shaked As an experienced Miami personal injury lawyer, Sagi Shaked actively litigates cases involving catastrophic injuries and wrongful death on behalf of victims and their families. These cases include car accidents, product liability, medical negligence and malpractice, nursing home abuse and neglect, trucking accidents, industrial manufacturers, insurance disputes, premises liability, drowning accidents, airline accidents, burn-related accidents, and others. Sagi Shaked has been practicing law since 2000 and went on to found the successful Shaked Law Personal Injury Lawyers in 2007, where he became one of the Top 100 Trial Lawyers in the United States as named by the American Trial Lawyers Association. This highly coveted honor was bestowed upon Mr. Shaked for his exemplary legal expertise, compassion for his clients, and consistently recovering multi-millions of dollars in damages for those he represents.  Read Full Bio --- LINKS FROM THE EPISODE: Shaked Law Firm on Facebook Sagi Shaked on LinkedIn Shaked Law Firm on Instagram Shaked Law Firm on YOUTUBE --- Check out previous episodes and meet the GTP Team: Great Trials Podcast --- Show Sponsors: Legal Technology Services  Harris Lowry Manton LLP - hlmlawfirm.com Production Team: Dee Daniels Media Podcast Production

La historia como inspiración esta tarde en La Torre de Babel, en la que recibimos la visita de Juan Manuel De Prada. Con él volvemos a los años en lo que los nazis dominaban París en la segunda parte de su monumental proyecto, “Mil ojos esconde la noche”,  que acaba de publicarse. Con un personaje ya conocido, Fernando Navales, nos reencontramos con los miembros de la comunidad de artistas españoles exiliados, pasan de trampear a malvivir y por las páginas de esta novela nos encontramos con Picasso, César González Ruano, Gregorio Marañón, Victoria Kent o Ana María Martínez Sagi.Zaragoza es el escenario de otra propuesta con una base histórica, la que firma el escritor Juan Ignacio Garzaran que se estrena en la novela, con “Redención. Próceres y proscritos”, un thriller histórico ambientado en Zaragoza, a principios del siglo XX y en la Biarritz real. Y si la época elegida por Juan Manuel de Prada para ambientar su novela, la época de entreguerras, no puede ser más atractiva, esta, a las puertas de la Primera Guerra Mundial y con la Revolución Rusa de fondo, no se queda atrás. Con ambos hablamos esta tarde en La Torre de Babel.

La historia como inspiración esta tarde en La Torre de Babel, en la que recibimos la visita de Juan Manuel De Prada. Con él volvemos a los años en lo que los nazis dominaban París en la segunda parte de su monumental proyecto, “Mil ojos esconde la noche”,  que acaba de publicarse. Con un personaje ya conocido, Fernando Navales, nos reencontramos con los miembros de la comunidad de artistas españoles exiliados, pasan de trampear a malvivir y por las páginas de esta novela nos encontramos con Picasso, César González Ruano, Gregorio Marañón, Victoria Kent o Ana María Martínez Sagi.Zaragoza es el escenario de otra propuesta con una base histórica, la que firma el escritor Juan Ignacio Garzaran que se estrena en la novela, con “Redención. Próceres y proscritos”, un thriller histórico ambientado en Zaragoza, a principios del siglo XX y en la Biarritz real. Y si la época elegida por Juan Manuel de Prada para ambientar su novela, la época de entreguerras, no puede ser más atractiva, esta, a las puertas de la Primera Guerra Mundial y con la Revolución Rusa de fondo, no se queda atrás. Con ambos hablamos esta tarde en La Torre de Babel.

Acabada la guerra civil, París se llenó de exiliados republicanos que intentaron buscarse la vida en la capital de Francia, sin calcular que sería tomada por los nazis. Y muchos de ellos tuvieron que hacer de todo para sobrevivir. Mentir, calumniar… Juan Manuel de Prada detectó ese núcleo tan importante de españoles mientras se documentaba para una obra en la que puso todo su corazón: la biografía de Ana María Martínez Sagi. Y decidió que viajaría a ese París junto a Fernando Navales, un falangista al que descubrimos en Las máscaras del héroe.De Prada ha dedicado 1.600 páginas a esta obra, Mil ojos esconde la noche, que lo ha dejado exhausta, tan larga que ha tenido que publicarse en dos volúmenes. El segundo se titula Cárcel de tinieblas. La ha publicado Espasa. Os presentamos a una chica, Belén Villalba. Carismática. Inteligente. Y una noche de enero desaparece en Almansa. La capitán de la UCO Alma Ortega se ve obligada a abandonar Madrid y regresar a su pueblo natal para coger las riendas de la investigación. La mala hija es el título de la nueva novela de Pedro Martí, publicada por Destino. Una de las grandes novedades de este año.En la sección de Audiolibros, La hora del lobo, de Toni Hill.Y además, especial Libros ilustrados

Alone Kaminer's life was forever changed on October 7th. While serving as an IDF soldier, the unthinkable happened—a premature explosion during combat left him with devastating injuries: he lost his leg, right arm, left hand, eye, and more. He was clinically dead—but he survived.This is more than just a survivor story. It's one of unimaginable courage, resilience, and hope. Together with his friend Sagi, Alone has been training day after day to rebuild his life and show the world what it truly means to never give up.If you're looking for an inspirational story that puts everything in perspective, this is it. A true hero of Israel, fighting not just for his country—but now, for every step of his future.Follow Alone here: https://www.instagram.com/alonkaminer1/Follow Sagi here: https://www.instagram.com/sagidovev/Help Sagi's epic healing, zelle here: leon@cojonc.org✬ SPONSORS OF THE EPISODE ✬► PZ DEALS: Never Pay Full Price AgainAn epic app that tracks deals for you.Download here → https://app.pz.deals/install/iftn► Wheels To Lease: Trust Me Get Your Car With ThemFor over 35 years, Wheels To Lease has offered stress-free car buying with upfront pricing, no hidden fees, and door-to-door delivery. Call today!→ CALL/TEXT: 718-871-8715→ EMAIL: inspire@wheelstolease.com→ WEB: https://bit.ly/41lnzYU→ WHATSAPP: https://wa.link/0w46ce► BitBean: Smart Custom SoftwareReally great way to take your business to the next level.Contact Bitbean today for a FREE CONSULTATIONReach Out Here → https://bitbean.link/MeEBlY► One Day in October: Koren's Powerful Book43 powerful first hand stories from the heroes of October 7, told in their own words. Written by Yair Agmon and Oriya Mevorach, this moving bestseller captures the courage, resilience, and spirit of those who stood strong in the face of terror.Named Israel's #1 book of 2024 and a National Jewish Book Awards nominee—this is a must-read.Use Code LCHAIM10 for 10% OFFGet here →  https://bit.ly/4hSzN1k✬ IN MEMORY OF ✬This episode is in memory of:• Shimon Dovid ben Yaakov Shloima• Miriam Sarah bas Yaakov Moshe✬ Donate and Inspire Millions (Tax-Deductible) ✬Your generous donation enables us at Living Lchaim to share uplifting messages globally, enrich lives, and foster positive change worldwide! Thank you!https://www.LivingLchaim.com/donateOur free call-in-to-listen feature is here:• USA: (605) 477-2100• UK: 0333-366-0154• ISRAEL: 079-579-5088Have a specific question? email us hi@livinglchaim.comWhatsApp us feedback and get first access to episodes:914-222-5513Lchaim.

Kwiecień-plecień przed nami, marzec jeszcze nie do końca za nami... START 00:00:00 Literackie tete a tete rozmowa z Krzysztofem Spadło, autorem wielotomowej Więziennej Sagi 00:15:28 Słowne interludium 00:58:44 Filmotekarium i Mickey 17 00:59:04 Słowne interludium 01:31:17 Recenzarium Evivy - Poczwarki 01:32:26 Słowne interludium 01:37:46 Sentymentalnik - Janusz Zajdel - Paradyzja (adaptacja Teatru Telewizji z 1986 r.) 01:38:14 Słowne interludium 02:13:23 BEZ TAJEMNIC: Opętana rodzina - co robić? 02:13:41 Słowne interludium 02:29:04 Z archiwum ABW 02:30:06 Słowne interludium 03:14:38 BEZ TAJEMNIC: Prawdziwe historie o duchach Williama T. Steada 03:14:52 Słowne interludium 03:25:40 Recenzarium Evivy - Kostnica 03:26:17 Słowo na dobranoc 03:32:36 Zapraszamy autorów opowiadań do nadsyłania tekstów. Będą one emitowane w ramach audycji Bibliotekarium 2.0 w części zatytułowanej: ABW Reaktywacja. Zakwalifikowane teksty będą czytane przez Marka Sęka "Ivelliosa". I omawiane przez prowadzącego audycję Marka Żelkowskiego. Utwory należy nadsyłać na adres mailowy: redakcja.bibliotekarium@gmail.com W tytule maila należy umieścić napis: ABW reaktywacja + tytuł opowiadania.

Sid welcomes in former IDF soldier Elodie Weil alongside Sagi Dovev, a caretaker of the seriously injured and amputees in Israel. They bring along amputee Alon Kaminer, a soldier who was wounded following the October 7th, 2023 attacks on the Jewish state. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

https://shakedlaw.com/ (786) 458-8660 In an episode of The Attorney Post, Sagi Shaked, founder of Shaked Law, shared his insights on personal injury law, his commitment to mentoring young attorneys, and his experience handling high-stakes cases. With over 25 years in the field, Shaked has secured multi-million-dollar settlements for accident victims, particularly in trucking litigation, brain injury cases, and wrongful death claims. A Passion for Advocacy and Justice Shaked's law firm specializes in catastrophic injury cases, including trucking and motorcycle accidents. Recognized as one of the top 100 trial lawyers in the nation, he has successfully fought for clients against powerful insurance companies. His influence extends beyond his firm—he is a past president of the Southern Trial Lawyers Association and a board-certified trial advocate. Educating the Next Generation of Attorneys Shaked believes in the power of mentorship and regularly teaches trial advocacy nationwide. His focus on brain injury and wrongful death cases ensures that attorneys are well-equipped to represent victims in complex litigation. By sharing his knowledge, he helps shape the future of personal injury law. Handling Brain Injury Cases and Emotional Challenges Brain injury litigation is a growing focus in personal injury law. Shaked explained how insurance companies often dispute the severity of these injuries, making strong medical evidence essential. His expertise has made him a go-to attorney for these cases, with many referrals coming from other law firms. He also highlighted the emotional toll of handling wrongful death claims. He shared a case where a mother lost her life in an accident, leaving two children behind. The defense offered $4 million, but Shaked's team fought for a fair settlement, ultimately securing over $10 million. COVID-19's Impact on Legal Practices The pandemic changed how legal professionals operate. Shaked noted that before COVID-19, all depositions were in-person, but virtual platforms like Zoom have become essential. While convenient, he expressed concerns about the effectiveness of remote trials, particularly in jury selection and case presentation. Winning High-Stakes Cases Shaked has successfully litigated cases resulting in nine-figure settlements. He stressed the importance of understanding jury biases, highlighting that defense experts are often hired to downplay injuries. His ability to counter these tactics has helped his clients receive the compensation they deserve. Sagi Shaked's discussion on The Attorney Post showcased his dedication to justice, education, and high-stakes litigation. His leadership in personal injury law continues to make a lasting impact, ensuring that accident victims receive the fair representation they deserve. Sponsors: RankWith.NewsThe Attorney PostNational ERCAndropology

You gotta listen to it to believe it. Jake, Sagi, and Andy go Foucault, Nietzsche, Derrida, Lacan and Freud all over Nosferatu's Ass. There's demonic possessions, feminine jouissance, the Marquise de Sade shows up, Sagi defends masculine dignity, Andy introduces the Symbolic of Blood, Jake folds the text inside and out, Dracula is proclaimed the OG gooner, and we couldn't edit out all the laughter.

What happens when someone raised in a strict cult discovers the world of BDSM? In this eye-opening conversation, Yossef shares his personal journey from religious repression to becoming a professional Dom. He reveals how growing up in a cult shaped his understanding of power, discipline, and desire—and how breaking free led him to help others reclaim their power through kink.We explore the intersection of spirituality, sexuality, and personal transformation, diving into the psychological impact of repression, the lessons kink can teach about trust and communication, and how BDSM can be a tool for self-discovery. This is a must-watch for anyone curious about breaking free from limiting beliefs and embracing their full self.#BDSM #KinkCommunity #Spirituality #HealingThroughKink #ConsentMatters #PowerDynamics #SelfDiscovery #BDSM101 #PersonalGrowth #TraumaHealing #cameronedwardbenton #yossefsagi

Greetings, audient!David Lynch passed away, and Sagi insisted on embarrassing his memory and us by making a tribute pod.Of course an oeuvre analysis is not Tossers style, but we found a nice angle in comparing his The Lost Highway with David Cronenberg's Dead Ringers. Both movies deal in the impasses and monstrosities of masculine desire, a shared theme that reveals a deep, informative, difference between the two directors, each using the literary device of the double in his own film, but in each director's own unique way, unique language. Jake saw this difference in the light of Nietzsche's old distinction, from The Birth of Tragedy, between the Apollonian and the Dionysian; Sagi suggests that Lynch to Cronenberg is like dream to trauma.We unpack this huge set of knots, and toss many more strands into the air besides.And there's a beautiful Nietzsche quote at the end! So......have a listen.Stars: Beast & Sovereign; Pervs 'R Us; Il vaut mieux Lyotard que jamais.

Hello, audient,We are discussing the NBA's crisis of viewership these days, how to analyze it, where to approach it from, who to blame...Jake takes the side of the NBA "worker"; a late-stage capitalism employee that has already fully adjusted to the true mentality of the sport - personal profit. He also raises the issue of homoeroticism, which becomes particularly resonant with the fantasies of the white man towards the black man's body - othered, mystified and "supercharged." It's a fantasy with a long history.This leads to a discussion of the meaning of competition and team efforts, as well as more homoerotic identifications that, unlike the repressed, kept coming back(!)Sagi will call it all a Protestant conspiracy, a fracking-hollow of the competition signifier. But it might be another homophobic deflection...We left a couple of spicy nuggets in there as well. Can you find them?Stars: Marx Grudge; Pervs 'R Us; WWJD; Beast & Sovereign

Attorney Sagi Shaked joins the podcast to discuss a jury verdict involving a head-on collision in Florida.

Sagi and Jake take on the toxic political masculinity of Jack Bauer on their own. They speak about how the State of Emergency places Jack in a position outside the law, both beast (criminal) and sovereign. In this state Jack finds a Christian faith that ensures that every extra-legal decision he makes will save the lives of  pure innocent and good Americans, specifically his erotic yet virginal daughter.

Welcome back!

Dear, stubborn, listener,Are you still there?For our weirdly unlikely 50th Episode -- mine and Jake's Gold Anniversary or something(?) -- we went populist. Donald Trump's re-election is now fact, but the meaning of that fact remains to be articulated, engaged-with.We seem to be in agreement that more than Trump's winning the elections, the Democratic party lost it. Jake calls it 'libtardation;' we think it is a new socio-political category. Were they ever an alternative? Trump's campaign (among others) exposed long-standing hypocrisies surrounding all the things they care about. The people of America were faced with an alternative between a fake solution that has proven itself to be ineffectual, and a visceral expression of rage that had not been seen before.Woke leftism plays a role we will discuss at length in this episode; both an agent and a symptom of said hypocrisies. A kind of Wittgensteinian language game, as Jack puts it, which rewards further vivisections of ressentiment in the 'soul' of the individual, as Sagi sees it. We show this in cancel culture and how social media discourses become toxic and destructive to discourse (where words and signs of value are being cancelled left and right, pun intended). Not to mention stuff like 'DEI'  and its policing of "diversity" "equity" and "inclusion" -- three values abused by the left, mined hollow by woke discourse until it is too toxic to consider, and left ripe for the Bannons of America to prove that these values were always inherently empty.This emptiness, of course, is the point of the Democratic-Republican dance in a United States that has never seriously dealt with its 'spirit', that is, the contradictions that are haunting this 'manifest destiny' crowd form the first. One says 'Justice' and the other says 'Power'; and so long as Justice keeps ridiculing and denying the role of power in Justice -- what Derrida called the force of Law -- they leave the values to rot from within until it's the other partner's turn to say "hey this value is defunct, so let's give up on it altogether."As Andy put it, Americans were given a choice between two right wing parties...There's a lot more we talked about there. Have a listen, dear audient (and despair..)Stars: WWJD; Beast & Sovereign; Marx Grudge....*Thumbnail courtesy of Arash Akhgari (and Sagi).

In this episode we discuss the absurdity of the taboo against cultural appropriation. Introducing specific examples like which Halloween costumes to wear, or which recipes you can and cannot cook, the Tossers argue that culture is itself appropriation, and thus the taboo attempts to inhibit something that can never be inhibited.To emphasize this universal necessity of cultural appropriation, we introduce theories of language.Jack introduces Wittgenstein's theory of language games and the impossibility of a private language.Jake introduces Derrida's theory of language in Monolingualism of the Other and the Prosthesis of Origin.Sagi makes sure that we do not simply define the ubiquity of cultural appropriation but study exactly why there is an attempt at re-appropriation that then bans certain people (always the original colonizer) from taking back again. By now, we hope you know what would Sagi do.We read some gorgeous passages by Jacques Derrida, and discuss why the N-word and blackness are limit cases, especially in America, for thinking about cultural appropriation.

En studerende ved Roskilde Universitet, som hedder Sagi, har bekendtgjort, at han vil droppe ud, fordi han ikke længere føler sig tryg ved at møde ind på universitetet. Det sker efter en længere periode med propalæstinensiske og anti-israelske demonstrationer, graffiti og hærværk. Det har ganske vist skabt en utryghed, men frygter Sagi for konkrete fysiske konsekvenser? Har han oplevet det? Og hvorfor tror han ikke på, at han kan færdes sikkert på Roskilde Universitet? Værter: Anne Phillipsen og Kasper HarboeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Impossible Network, Mark interviews Noam, a pioneering psychotherapist and co-founder of VidaVii. Noam's captivating journey from his upbringing on a kibbutz near the Gaza border to establishing a wellness technology hub in London is explored in depth. The conversation touches on communal living, military service, corporate culture, and the importance of authenticity. Noam shares insights on navigating childhood and parenting in different eras, the impact of social media on mental health, and the potential future challenges for children growing up in isolated environments. Noam also highlights the integration of body-centered psychotherapy, the concept of 'befriending vulnerability,' and innovative wellness treatments like cryotherapy and breathwork. Mark and Noam discuss the shift from symptomatic treatment to preventative health through biohacking, AI-driven health suggestions, and the significance of a balanced approach to life following the 80/20 rule. Noam also shares his personal stories of emotional resilience, and the harrowing yet inspiring account of Noam's mother's kidnapping and release by Hamas, and his hope for peace amidst global conflicts.TimeCodes00:00 Introduction 01:14 Who is Noam as a human?04:26 The Kibbutz Experience08:10 Reflections on Childhood and Group Dynamics21:06 Transition to Adulthood and Military Service22:12 Career Shift to Psychotherapy35:48 Founding VidaVi1: A Wellness Tech Venture48:02 Innovative Health Solutions for Everyone49:04 The Power of Cryotherapy: Real-Life Stories50:06 Bringing Nature's Best to Urban Centers50:41 The Science Behind Dry Cryotherapy53:00 Personalized Health and Wellness01:07:20 The Future of Health: AI and Technology01:17:45 Personal Reflections and Inspirations01:27:24 A Personal Story of Resilience and Hope01:42:47 Final Thoughts and Call to ActionSocial Links VidaviiLinkedin Links in the showCure" (or "Cured") by Dr. Jeff Rediger - specifically recommended by Noam for understanding medicine and wellnessOutlive" by Peter Attia - mentioned in discussion but not specifically recommended Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We all loved a movie, oh, actually Jack hated it.This is a perfect episode, you should listen to it. Aside from withering take downs of the myriad misreadings of Coralie Fargeat's new movie The Substance, we introduce you to the narcissistic split of the melancholic subject. Beginning with Freud and moving to Melanie Klein, we read this movie as a visceral portrayal of the infantile position that clamors for the good breast while being persecuted by the bad one. Andy discusses the metonymic qualities of the beautiful ideal object, the way the body tries to merge with the sign itself. Sagi, on his new "tender is the heart" kick, speaks about how the absence of the mother or motherhood creates a lack that explains the monstrous psychic desires and impersonality that destroys Elizabeth and Sue.Jake works with Andy on the Pervs R' Us ride, and then ends with a hypothesis via Marx Grudge that the Young Beautiful Woman is an ideal object that stalks us all.Enjoy. 

With a healthy dose of disdain, we enter the multiverse via the Marvel movie Deadpool and Wolverine and the Oscar-winning movie Everything Everywhere all at Once.Sagi talks about the hollow nostalgia of the cameo, and the way that the characters become something a Heideggerian standing-reserve for more scenes, more plots, and more revenue. Is Sagi finally doing Marx Grudge?Andy wishes that the multiverse would remain solely a video game construct, ruing the day when Mickey Mouse and Wolverine show up together in the same movie. He also introduces the Oikodicy, as a way to describe how profits justify all the silly games and narrative tricks we keep getting sold.Jake links the multiverse to the fantasy of the Internet as a perfectly connected hypertextual universe. He introduces Jacques Derrida's deconstruction of this fantasy, and asks whether the void-inducing everything bagel in Everything Everywhere all at Once is an anti-Semitic reference to the way the Jew gets in the way of Christian presence. He also reads from Leibniz's Theodicy.Jack kicks us off with some heavy-hitting take downs of the quality of Everything Everywhere All at Once, and makes sure we see the capitalist cynicism of both films, at every turn.

Oh boy...This episode is longer than usual, more contentious, as it addresses the current genocidal violence in Gaza in ways that neither 'the left' nor 'the right,' as they are now called (defined?), would stand behind; except perhaps with a dagger?..We are both against what Israel is doing in Gaza, and think it ought to stop immediately (which would still be much much too late).Our discussions, our rhetoric, our frameworks of understanding, however, are neither neutral nor universal. They involve issues that precede "universal categories" of "racism" - on either "side" - to show western eyes what they cannot see about this global problem.Sagi calls it "metaphysical antisemitism," a term he borrowed from Gershom Scholem, but developed much (too much?) further. Accounts of this problem, here and now, cannot hide behind the tried and true tropes - of 'evil,' 'the right side of history,' etc. - but are viewed in a particular historical lens. Particular, because it presupposes Jewish specificity, but not to justify Israel's actions, or the manner(s) of Palestinian resistance to them. To do that we need a metaphysically sensitive analysis as to what underpins tropes like "anti-zionism," "Islamophobia" and the likes. Just because "we hate Nazis" does not necessarily mean we're on the right side of history.Just because Hitler accelerated the evacuation of a Christian, antisemitic Europe of Jews to the ancient land of Kna'an, does not make this land Zion (yet), nor him the Messiah.What can the present situation teach us, from our, Jewish, perspective, about this knot? How do we explain, without explaining away, the terrible cycle of murderous, genocidal violence that has erupted in Israel/Palestine? Probing these problems might help shine a light on a tragic impasse, where true things - real facts, real pain, real history - are employed for fallacious reasons, and yet persist (for the inaccessible truths that still burn, silent, within them). Here we try to understand the situation in a way that does not flatten the discourse to "human rights"; it demands a greater responsibility to difference than that tired (and by now at least faltering, if not highly suspect) 'humanism' that allows Christian mora frameworks to gloss over their own metaphysical assumptions, and violence. You know, like the idea of the Nation State being a solution -- imposed, by various means, upon the rest of the "civilized world" -- to an intra-Christian problem (that it did not solve). We are not anti-Christian, however, for, as the wise man said, they know not what they do. Instead of platitudes or tired binaries, here we try to think through these phenomena as conflagrations produced by a complex system of violence-erasure, a violence by other means, if you will, a violence delegated, farmed-out, rationally contracted and brutally enforced. And made invisible.The 'Colonialism' levelled at Israel hides metaphysical assumptions that need to be spelled out if the sides that truly matter, that truly suffer, in this murderous, brutal impasse - the Israeli and the Palestinian - are to be able to find common ground and a way out of this cycle. So long as the hatred that fueled the worst atrocities of October 7th, and that chants "from the river to the sea" will not be listened as to its - decidedly non-antisemitic - drive; so long as Israel's claim to self-defense is either accepted as a carte blanche for violence, or dismissed as irrelevant to this issue, the impasse will remain.We are trying to find a way out of this impasse.Cancel if you must,butlisten, if you can.

This week I am celebrating 400 episodes! Over nearly 8 years! Listen to the end and there is a 10% discount on 5 different types of Astro & Psychic readings.    Creation of First Episode Leo Asc, Sun in Cap in 5th, Moon in Sagi in 4th Jupiter oppositing Uranus Accidently Deleting 40+ Episodes:( Taurus Asc, Venus in Libra in 5th house of creativity Moon in Virgo in 4th  lots of opposition to Uranus retro (   Re-Uploaded Missing Episodes Pisces Asc, Neptune in Pisces retro in 12th, Moon/Sun, Mercury/ Jupiter(other chart ruler) in 8th  Lots of Uranus retro opposition

This week I am covering the Astro chart of Kamala Harris Attorney & (current) Vice President of US   Opinion piece reminding us about the last time a woman ran against Trump https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/article/2024/jul/27/misogyny-emergency-huge-outpouring-kamala-harris-us-electionction   Kamala Harris Gemini Asc, Sun Libra in 5th, Moon Aries in 11th Moves to Quebec age 12   Date Marries Douglas Emhoff 2016 Election with Part of Fortune for Mr Trump and Hillary Clinton Hillary Clinton Gemini Asc, Sun Scorpio in 5th, Moon Pisces in 10th Part of Fortune Capricorn, trans Pluto exact conjunct Mr Trump Asc Leo, Sun Gemini in 10th conjunct North Node & Uranus, Moon Sag in 4th Part of Fortune Aquarius, trans Moon in Aquarius 2020 Election Joe Biden  Asc Sagi, Sun Scorpio in 12th, Moon Taurus in 5th Part of Fortune in Taurus, trans Uranus exact conjunct 2024 Election Kamala Part of Fortune Sagi, trans Moon & Venus in Sagi  

Discover how Efrat Sagi-Ofir (CoFounder of Air Doctor) is making the world a better place, why the four co-founders are able to co-lead, and when she realized it was time to delegate cooking (14 minute episode). ======================================== CEO Blindspots® Podcast Guest: Efrat Sagi-Ofir Efrat Sagi-Ofir is the award-winning Co-Founder of Air Doctor, a pioneering global health-tech platform. Under her visionary leadership, Air Doctor has expanded its network to over 20,000 vetted medical professionals across 78 countries, offering seamless access to quality healthcare and medications for travelers worldwide. A distinguished innovator in the insurtech space, Efrat was honored as a top-five finalist and People's Choice winner in Quesnay's 2020 "Female Founders in InsurTech" competition. This recognition underscores Air Doctor's transformative impact on the travel insurance industry, where it has forged partnerships with some of the world's largest insurance companies. Recently, Air Doctor was also awarded the "Claims Product Solution of the Year" at ITC 2024, further cementing its reputation for excellence in the field. Prior to Air Doctor, Efrat co-founded Sun Effect, a cleantech startup that developed innovative robotic cleaning systems for solar panels, significantly enhancing green energy production efficiency. Her diverse background includes a decade at Intel, where she honed her skills in industrial engineering and supply chain management, followed by a pivotal role as Global Supply Chain Manager at Better Place, a pioneering electric vehicle network. Efrat holds a B.Sc. in Industrial Engineering from Ben-Gurion University. For more information about Air Doctor; https://www.air-dr.com/ ======================================== CEO Blindspots® Podcast Host: Birgit Kamps Birgit's professional experience includes starting and selling an “Inc. 500 Fastest Growing Private Company” and a “Best Company to Work for in Texas”, and serving as a Board Member with various companies. She is also a mentor at the University of Houston's Wolff Center for Entrepreneurship. Birgit is able to help investors and executives quickly discover blind spots holding their organization back, and accelerate leadership effectiveness. In addition, Birgit is the host of the CEO Blindspots® Podcast which was recognized for having the “biggest listener growth” in the USA by 733%, and most recently for having the "top 1.5% global ranking" in its category; ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://ceoblindspots.com/podcast/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ To ask questions about this or one of the 250+ other CEO Blindspots® Podcast episodes, reach out to Birgit; ⁠⁠⁠birgit@ceoblindspots.com⁠⁠⁠

In this podcast episode, Dawn Tiura interviews Sagi Eliyahu, the co-founder and CEO of Tonkean, about their new offering called Tonkean Enterprise Co-Pilot. This AI-powered tool is designed to enhance the value of intake and orchestration in procurement processes. Sagi explains, that unlike other AI tools that focus on specific tasks or chatbot functionalities, Tonkean Enterprise Co-Pilot provides a cohesive suite of capabilities that automate and streamline the entire procurement process. It integrates with existing systems and policies, pulls information from different sources, and automates tasks, allowing users to focus on higher-value work. The tool is ready for use and has already shown significant success in cutting down procurement cycles and increasing efficiency. 

Paris, 1940. Con los nazis a las puertas de la ciudad, los parisinos se preparan para lo que está por venir. También la colonia de españoles que viven en la ciudad y que esperan el momento de dos formas bien distintas. Porque Paris fue el refugio de muchos españoles que emigraron durante la guerra civil por motivos políticos, pero también el destino soñado para intelectuales, artistas y músicos que encontraron en la ciudad de la  luz el lugar donde desarrollarse. Paris fue también la ciudad que Hitler ansiaba conquistar y la sede de la embajada de España de nuevo gobierno de Franco.De todos ellos, de los que escaparon durante y después de la guerra civil  pero también, y sobre todo, de los que sirvieron al general desde el extranjero y esperaban la llegada de los nazis habla “La ciudad sin luz”, el primer tomo de los dos que compondrán “Mil ojos esconde la noche”, la monumental nueva novela, de más de 1500 páginas  de Juan Manuel de Prada.El escritor recupera a uno de sus personaje de “Las máscaras el héroe”, Fernando Navales, un hombre oscuro, cargado de resentimiento, afín al régimen y que sobrevive como gacetillero en el diario de la embajada. El será el instrumento con el que de Prada nos introduzca en la parte menos conocida de ese Paris en plena guerra, el de la policía secreta de Franco, el de la intrigas, la sordidez y el plan franquista de atraer a los intelectuales hacia el régimen.De Prada estuvo en La Torre de Babel presentando "El derecho a soñar. Vida y obra de Ana María Martínez Sagi", la biografía de una mujer que durante mucho tiempo fue su obsesión, la escritora catalana Ana María Martínez Sagi, que precisamente, vivió en Francia durante los años de la ocupación. De aquel trabajo salió el germen de esta novela que ayer presentó en Zaragoza y de la que hablaremos con Juan Manuel en el programa de hoy.

Sagi Dovev dedicates most of his waking hours to training and rehabilitating young IDF soldiers whose injuries range from post op rehab to single & multiple limb amputees to head traumas. Sagi's dedication to many of these soldiers began prior to Oct 7th, training them in their combat units in mental and physical resilience. The connection he builds with his guys is steeped in a mutual respect of trusting the process of rebuilding the post injured soldier's mind and body from the ground up. It is through these grueling training sessions that the definition of resiliency is exemplified.For more, you can follow the show on Instagram @GraceforimpactpodcastProduced by Peoples Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Check out what  @tonkeaninc6575  are doing here: https://www.tonkean.com/ Join 3000+ Procurement Pros in our Community here: https://worldofprocurement.substack.com/ Check out our World of Procurement website: www.wophq.com Check out our go-to learning resources for Procurement Pros: https://worldofprocurement.substack.com/p/the-ultimate-procurement-reading Download our Digital Assets here: https://worldofprocurement.gumroad.com Take our Contract Management for Beginners Course: https://www.udemy.com/course/contract-management-for-beginners/?referralCode=F658394D58FA7DD0515A The conversation discusses process orchestration and intake orchestration in the context of procurement teams. Process orchestration is the idea of using a tool to help orchestrate and align processes to fit the way people work. Intake orchestration is a subset of process orchestration and focuses on managing the intake of requests from different teams and stakeholders. The conversation highlights the importance of process orchestration for procurement teams, especially in enterprise organizations where there are multiple stakeholders, systems, and complexities. It also emphasizes the need to involve AI in the orchestration process to improve efficiency, compliance, and user experience. In this conversation, Sagi and Daniel discuss the importance of AI and process orchestration in procurement and intake. They highlight the need for a personalized and AI-powered user experience, the integration and automation of processes, and the flexibility to customize and iterate on solutions. Sagi emphasizes the value of an AI front door, which allows users to ask questions and receive guidance in plain language. They also discuss the benefits of no-code solutions and the ability to easily make changes and adapt to evolving needs. Overall, the conversation explores the key elements of successful process orchestration in procurement and intake.Key Takeaways Process orchestration helps align processes to fit the way people work Intake orchestration focuses on managing the intake of requests from different teams and stakeholders Process orchestration is particularly important for procurement teams in enterprise organizations AI can be leveraged in orchestration to improve efficiency, compliance, and user experience A personalized and AI-powered user experience is crucial in procurement and intake processes. Integration and automation of processes are essential for efficiency and productivity. Flexibility and the ability to customize and iterate on solutions are important for adapting to changing needs. An AI front door, where users can ask questions and receive guidance, improves the user experience. No-code solutions enable easy customization and iteration on processes. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit worldofprocurement.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode, we look at one of the longest running sitcoms in Televisual history (1987-1998), Married... with Children.Ostensibly a misogynistic pigpen ripe for retroactive cancelation, we  Tossers find the show delightful and read an unabashed radicality into the relentlessly bitter depiction of the horrors of married life .We bring up the Marxist tradition of family abolition to help think about the show's "study" of a starving lower middle-class family stuck together by  money they don't even have. Alongside the capitalist reproduction of labor, we think about the reproduction of gender norms. Whether it is the stupidity of the "hot blonde," the goober patheticness of the young man, Al's refusal to have sex with his wife, and Peggy's shameless desire to watch TV all day.Andy helps us read Peggy's refusal to feed her children, i.e., her refusal to be a good mother, as the most radical political action in the series.Jake keeps telling us that he identified, identifies, with Bud, and that nobody ever recognizes how violent everyone on the show is to him (Bud that is): mocking his (Bud's) inability to woo ladies.Jack takes us to  Ed O'Neil's future in Modern Family, helping us think of how different this future is form Ed's young, bitter pre-woke days.Sagi, our resident scholar on all things Pride, helps us understand the hardboiled confidence that resides beneath all the misfortune.  He also thinks about the show's tone in relation to the new Network Fox, and calls the show prophetic in the wake of a woke era that would never let this show air.Marx Grudge, Pervs R' Us are the main stars. 

Part 2 of our discussion with Nadav Weiman and Tal Sagi from Breaking the Silence, an anti-occupation group of Israeli army veterans.

Part 2 of our discussion with Nadav Weiman and Tal Sagi from Breaking the Silence, an anti-occupation group of Israeli army veterans.

In this episode, we discuss the thought-provoking 2019 New Inquiry essay by Asa Seresin "On Heteropessimism: Heterosexuality is nobody's personal problem."Andy defends the future of heterosexuality from the sidelines so to say.Jake introduces Lacan's "there is no sexual relation," gets personal, digs his own holes, holds back his tears, and offers the formula "the penis lies too" as a way for men and women to discuss the terror of their mutual performativity.Our guest Anaís steals the show, offering up her own personal stories, parsing very subtle lines between the actual material vulnerability of women and the condescending failures of men occupying positions of allyship or sexual castration. She advocates throughout for a  near impossible conversation about mutual vulnerability and mutual desire.Sagi wonders whether it is right to demand a certain emotional labor from man when there is a kind of instilled lack of awareness thwarting this capacity. He also makes sure throughout that we distinguish between resentment and ressentiment. Perhaps for the first time introducing his antipathological method, he describes how an initial resentment towards the failure of desire can ultimately lead to a new discourse or orientation.Jack remains silent.

In this episode, we sit down with Sagi Brody, Chief Technology Officer at Opti9 Tech, to discuss his journey through the tech landscape. He delves into the complexities and advancements in managed cloud services, disaster recovery, and the exciting frontier of cybersecurity for aircraft. He shares insights into the importance of productizing tech services and the future of digital and space infrastructure. Sagi's experiences highlight the role of AI in streamlining operations and ensuring security in an increasingly connected world. Thank you for listening! Please subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts and give us a rating. - Need marketing strategy? Go to alpenglo.digital/ - Contact Us: alpenglo.digital/get-in-touch/

In their conversation, Angel and Yossef delve into the intersection of BDSM and Tantra, exploring Yossef's journey in these realms as a means of overcoming shame and repression. They emphasize the importance of boundaries and consent in BDSM scenes and challenge misconceptions about these practices. They discuss how embracing darkness and integrating all aspects of oneself can lead to healing. The role of power dynamics and archetypes in BDSM is highlighted, along with the potential for personal growth. They also touch on setting clear intentions in submission, the active nature of surrender, the psychology behind domination and submission, sensation kink, and how engaging in kink can increase resilience. Conscious Negotiation: Taking control of your Submission  The Dominant as the Spaceholder, Not the one ‘In Control' The Dominant Submissive Archetypes should replace Feminine Masculine Archetypes  Healing from Abuse through Conscious BDSM Scenes The Intersection between Neo-Tantra and BDSM    The Flow of Conversation: 00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage 01:40 Journey into BDSM and Tantra 03:09 Dealing with Shame and Guilt 04:48 What Tantra is Not 06:42 The Welcoming of Shadows in BDSM 08:26 The Healing Power of BDSM Scenes 10:16 Exploring Dark Fantasies 12:22 Embracing All Perspectives 13:47 The Healing Power of Embracing Darkness 17:06 Misconceptions about BDSM 18:29 Setting Up a Scene and Avoiding Abuse 20:27 The Power Dynamics in BDSM 23:57 Embracing the Dark and Exhaustion of Perfection 25:14 The Impact of Patriarchy on BDSM 28:07 The Archetypes of Dominance and Submission 30:59 Craving What We Don't Have 32:48 Supporting Women in Dominant Roles 35:25 Setting Clear Desires and Intentions 36:23 Psychological Kink 38:40 Sensation Kink 40:57 Expanding the Window of Tolerance 41:56 Engaging with Yossef's Work     Connect with Angel:  www.instagram.com/angelikaalana www.angeldrake.com    Connect with Yossef:  www.YossefSagi.com www.instagram.com/yossefsagi  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Greetings, audient!Thanks for hanging in there. It can't be easy.This episode tackles the Tossers' own Marx Grudge Star -- come to collect its resentful dues. Karma imposes its menacing presence in the form of a book by Daniel Tutt, with the provocative title How to Read Like a Parasite: Why the Left got High on Nietzsche. A unique pleasure it was to host Jamie, who joins us from a more Frankfurt School angle, and helped reign-in Sagi by riposting some of his cheaper jabs at our buddy Karlo.So, as you can imagine, it was a grudge-bath. (Yep. Me no native English.)At their best, our discussions turned, and tossed, the treacherous soils and soilings of ressentiment, a Nietzschean concept used against the working class to repress any uprising (for it will be ridiculed as a "slave rebellion" I imagine). Tutt lays this at Nietzsche's feet, the more general claim being that Nietzsche's philosophy is a status-quo machine, and/or an anti-revolutionary one, in the sense that it puts the kaibosh on any universal equality, ideational and/or actual, as some kind of (secret, cunning) axiom.All this time we thought it was Reason -- turns out it was Nietzsche who was cunning.We also admittedly devolve to devote some uneasy attention to Tutt's notion of the parasite vis-a-vis the act of reading/interpreting Nietzsche, which, if we're lucky, seems to only stumble over its own feet (the identity of the parasite shifting constantly, something narrated but never engaged with). If we're not, then Tutt's bulldozers will show those parasites 'how a real parasite does it,' becoming tone-deaf to the metaphysical critique that underwrites Nietzsche's contempt towards humanist ideas of equality in the process.We will get into that. And so much more...Stay tuned, won't you, audient?Stars: Marx Grudge; WWJD

Sagi has recently learned about the Internet and relations that  people have on it. We discuss.Parasocial relations lead us to think about a plague of narcissistic personality disorder that capitalism breeds.

The war has brought many new people into the limelight: For nearly three months we've been hearing countless stories of casualties, hostages, survivors and family members, many of whom have entered our hearts and never left. In some cases we feel like we've gotten to know these unsung heroes personally. One of the first big stories of the war, in that initial crazy week after October 7th, was that of 30-year-old Sagi Golan from Herzliya - a decorated officer in an anti-terrorism unit, who was killed in action in Be'eri in the early hours of October 8th. His story made headlines because Sagi was supposed to have married his partner, Omer Ohana, two weeks later, and his death brought to the fore - once again - the matter of the army and LGBTQ rights. Though the IDF has recognized same-sex partners of fallen soldiers as being eligible for full financial and emotional support since the mid-1990s, the matter had never been enshrined in law. So in the weeks after Sagi's death, Omer led a successful campaign to legally secure the rights of same-sex and common law partners of fallen soldiers. The end song is Zachiti Le'ehov ("I Won The Privilege to Love") by Ivri Lider. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I have been connecting with amazing experts who have supported me as I blossom into my sacred sexuality in new ways – and this week I am bringing in one of my favorites to join me on Highest Self Podcast! Yossef Sagi is one of my dear friends who was very supportive throughout my divorce – but he is also a professional dom, coach, and sex educator.    In this episode, we are diving into… Conscious kink and integrating it with tantra How to use power dynamics How to use different kink tools both sexually and non-sexually The role communication plays in BDSM  The power of being in true surrender What it actually means to be a dom and a sub Growth in a relationship through tantra/BDSM Kink as an embodiment practice to heal trauma And so much more about sacred sexuality!   Whether you are new to this world or a BDSM veteran – this episode will be a refreshing twist on a topic many of us don't fully understand. It's such a beautiful reminder about the power of flow, surrender, and communication, in our sexuality + relationships. Be sure to share this episode with your partner or a friend so you can explore this enticing world with loved ones!   Connect with Yossef on Instagram here   Try your first 30 day trial full access/free at https://dipseastories.com/SAHARA   Learn how to Speak With Soul and share your message in my 21 day guided journey! Click here to learn more + get started today: https://speakwithsoulcourse.com   If you are looking for a diverse + nourishing community of like-minded souls I'd love to invite you to join the waitlist of Rose Gold Goddesses at https://www.rosegoldgoddesses.com   To receive a free gift, email a screenshot of your review of the Highest Self Podcast to sahara@iamsahararose.com    Intro + Outro Music: Silent Ganges by Maneesh de Moor   Follow me your spiritual bestie to active your fullest expression + laugh along the way: https://www.Instagram.com/iamsahararose  https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsahararose  https://www.Facebook.com/iamsahararose    Discover Your Dharma Archetype with my free quiz https://www.dharmaarchetypequiz.com/   Download my Goddess Embodiment Practice: https://iamsahararose.com/embodiment   Order My Books: https://www.iamsahararose.com/books    By accessing this Podcast, I acknowledge that the entire contents are the property of Sahara Rose, or used by Sahara Rose with permission, and are protected under U.S. and international copyright and trademark laws. Except as otherwise provided herein, users of this Podcast may save and use information contained in the Podcast only for personal or other non-commercial, educational purposes. No other use, including, without limitation, reproduction, retransmission or editing, of this Podcast may be made without the prior written permission of the Sahara Rose, which may be requested by contacting pr@iamsahararose.com.   This podcast is for educational purposes only. The host claims no responsibility to any person or entity for any liability, loss, or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly as a result of the use, application, or interpretation of the information presented herein.

#685 Why is it that most people never reach their goals? You see, we all know about the importance of physical fitness. Mental strength, however, is often ignored. That's a problem because our mindset is the number one thing that can propel us forward or hold us back! That's why I had to invite my friend Sagi Shrieber back on the show to share a heavy dose of motivation. This chat perfectly illustrates the timeline of success and gives you the tools you need to take action with the right vision in place. We first heard from Sagi in episode 326. That's when we found out how he bailed his business out of debt by transforming his mindset. This session builds on that conversation to help you supercharge your confidence, develop a long-term vision, and handle setbacks with grace. Listen in because Sagi's strategies will shift your perspective and help you get better results in life and business! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session685.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.